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ST. HELENS, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922
NEWS ITEMS OF
HY-GONK DAYS
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Number 35
ICOUNTY REFRESHED
TWO ARE INJURED
CITY COUNCIL IN
BY LIGH T SHOWERS
IN AUTO CRASH
ADJOURNED SESSION Itaiu l ulls for tlie First Time
Sin ee
I I c i i i I o ii
t 'olltsi,,u ou
Highway
Ser i < »u ii «il
liill o f Hurt lumi for
J uim 21— latte Crops Will lie
IlfnefitMl.
THE ATLANTIC COAST
Bmaraou Itro» o f Milton t rack
iously Injured T w o Men— Kecklcss
lto|utirM to C 'Ity Hoi k— Payment to
Old Jupe Pluvius and the Weather;
urn banking XiO.OUU ablngl"» on tb"
ri.rl)
tii« l l f l ' l — lleeolii
laris Iiiic Is \ llcgcd— Men Hurried
S.
P. X 8. It. It. do. for * 1 0 8 * for Man hatched up a scheme to give
new wharf at thla place
Lumin i Hhl|i-
Oregon a pleusant surprise.
After Hi* Strainers Take
to Portland Hoeyitul.
*" ,n M“ “ *’**'
Another fir« alarm about y tr, ,
Iiii|>rov**in«*nt ¿ m Paid.
11 (i'ii»
more
than
forty
days
of
dry
weuth
inent*
for
\
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w
York
ainl f*hilu<leJ-
Tli« ileyurtin«iil
Want P m je c l Develop*»! ; Mon day «veiling
er, they decided to let the rain fall
LiiriM'
waa out but all that could b« found
phia—
S<hoon«*r
Loading
fx>r lia-
Two young men from California,
There was no quorum at the meet and it did, for gentle showers start
\
(■rangers llnepllabh In tli« ahupc o f flro wan two or lhr««
U "■ 1
driving a Ford car, were seriously lug of the city council Monduy night ed Wednesday afternoon and con tin
waain
JtdandH.
dim ayarka In a yll« ,,f ruliblali near Injured Wednesday afternoon when
Seeing
so an adjournmen t wus taken until ued throughout the night.
John Hunger's ro«iduuc«
>lorrln
the Htudobuker cur driven by II, (1 Wednesday night. All offic ers wert how well pleased were the folks o f '
H> V.
A yurty of S«uHld«ra Inrluillug Mr liuvls o f Prinevllle met the lighter
this section, Mr Pluvius turned over
This week bus been one of tne
present except Councilman llrower
.
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. "I "irrt'HHful nil'll' and Mra J It Wutla. Mr and Mra
<ar In a heudon collision. The acci
The minutes of the lust meeting another bucket and Thursday after busiest along the waterfront that tbe
1
m *o 1 eld i" ‘ !ol Will I'rico, Mra J u
Watt» and dent occurred on the highway near
were read and upproved.
Marshal noon there was quite a preclplta port has experienced for some time.
f h. ,„UI • Ill"' oil A uku - 1 6th III Ml»» Marie Watte of Hcayyooae uml
Clonlnger crossing
From the best Hooper reported that he hud notified tlon.
T h " big steamer Steel Ranger after
L,,,.r \ ill'')
U p w a r d » i>f one hun
Mra N. A Perry of Houlton. left Information obtainable the Califor several property owners as to tin
Farmers believe that the rain w i l l 1 taking on 1,000,000 feet o f lumber
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proei*««. here Tuesday morning for Cong
" ry linai iiriCHii lint Ion In tin llearh where they will remain fu • nia men were driving north and were condition o f the sidewalks In front do much good to the late crops an l lor the McCormick yards in New
bound for Kelso to visit relatives. In of their property and that tn aeveral the fire wardens are happy because York, sailed Tuesduy night and tne
.
B, . . y c «"iit.'il ulilnir by aeveral woek»
front of them was another car and Instances the sidewalk had been re they think the forest fire m e n a c Isthmian line 9teamer Mobile City
c
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At a meeting o f the bourn in oi when turning to the left to pass .. paired
is now past. Certainly those who re was expected to finish taking on a
fr.,,. h . • 1 .
• *ill»*»l •« " ril,,t
rectors of tbl« school district Mon
Ordinance No 283 providing to.- side in St. Helens are In favor of a cargo o f 1,150,000 feet last night or
1
.Itti......... ri'Milu duy evening, thu Imurd contracted they ran headon Into the Ford.
The light Ford car wus smashed the payment to the S. P. & S. K. K. vote o f thanks to Mr Jupe and the early this morning. The lumber goes
. '
\s in Il H o m , L
with W. A Young to tench a foul
, , . .ii.l M J Mill" an* ay months' term of school here, com when the heavier car met It and the company o f $1088.34 for the city's weatherman for the graBs was d r / to Philadelphia
The steamer Wapama, laden with
L .,.,1 alili ill " “ i'll mill lit «11 on mmiclng the flrat Monday in Hep car of Mr Davis went Into the ditch proportion o f the Improvement o f the and many recent grass fires threat
alongside the road
Both occupants depot grounds was read for the fir s’ ened to destroy valuable property 1 960,000 feet o f lumber and carrying
, ,.f Mi . J im 1.1
lemt.er, the 4tb Mr Young comes of the Ford wer« seriously injured and second time.
The St. Helens Board o f Water C om 60 passengers sailed for San Pedro
L.U" Mm Aililln Alienili eml A highly recommended and with the a»-
Ordinance No. 284, apportioning missioners are likewise thankful be-j Wednesday night. The Loop steam
.» i. h r.inimunli n aletencu of Mra H S Wuy, who bus one of thorn suffering a broken leg
,n i r.•yi.riB of the dlffnrent been employed to teach tbu prlmury and wounds about the body and the and assessing the cost o f the Im cause the continued dry spell was re er Johan l’ oulsen will take 250,000
U r, , t Hi" m u nty wure lekun uy department, we are given every a» other a badly cut hand and face and provement o f portions o f Pine C ow sponsible for the water supply be feel for San Francisco and sail on
Injuries to tlie body
Coming for a car
litz and Church streets was read for ing at a low stage and unlesB the! •Saturday night.
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,
•urance or bavin« a profitable term
Mr and Mrs Arch Dunrun, who the second time
It was moved by rain hud com e it wus apparent thai 1 go o f 850.000 feet of lumber, tha
liu idjourntuent w«» teken lot of Nchool
were returning from Portland and Harnett and seconded by McDonald the city would have a shortage In steamer Willamette arrived Wedn es
■i lunch u t vivi by it..
Wedneaday morning'* mull »team, rloso behind the Ford, witnessed the that the city take over and maintain the water supply.
day evening and is scheduled to sail
»..
: • " i Valley «reniti
er wua two hours lute, arriving hero ucctdent and gave all possible aid the pool room in the volunteer fire
While the rain has been light. In-j tom orrow night for San Pedro. The
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at 11 o ’clock
As everybody wai
The motion was car dtcations point to further showers I Multnomah is due Tuesday for a full
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i . y..rt".l
A li mu 'julte anxious to aa« President Cleve Mr. Duncan turned his car towards men's room
Bcapyoose and called for an amhu ried.
and the drouth seems at an end. R e load o f lumber and the steamer Daisy
C. ■
. .i'i'qd n g i -
land's in"Hinge there was consider lance and Frank Shepherd made a
Several licenses were granted and ports from various sections o f th"| Putnam should arrive this morntnb.
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a in..il lin porten' able discontent noticed
record run, reaching the otene of building' permits acted upon. The northwest are to the effect that the The latter vessel will load more tin».,
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The camping party consisting of the accident In 36 minutes after the bill o f L J VanOrshoven for work rain has been general.
a million feet for San Pedro
Vvir,
. 1 1 1 fnllnwh
Mrs K M Miles, the Misses Klttli phone call went In
The four-masted schooner Defiant*!
Should It continue for several day#
on West street was approved and
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, . McNery:
Moore and Maud Jackaon of Halem,
A doctor pussed soon after the ac ordered paid. The amount was $620 - It is probable that several o f the is loading cargo for Hilo. Hawaiian
r: i . unible . ounty Pom on a In and W It Ihllard returned to town
cident occurred and did adnilrahl« 38. The bill of A Burcham for re logging camps In the county which Islands and will take about 900,000
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from Hcappooae yesterday evening
work In relieving the two Injured pairing the city dock, amount $317,- have been closed down for some feet and the m otor vessel Coochla
I.
.nir rnyri .enln
Martin White o f Lower Heaver men and when the umhulance ar 60 and of Broughton & Wiggins for time fearing to resume operation on is expected to arrive tom orrow or tha
K7 in tli" ii'tietii ri'i'onaiiler your was In towu Tuesday and reports
rived they were In good condition to piling, amount $215.20, were order account o f the fire hazard, will be next day to take on 1,600,000 feet
.
. i , (• uni Muer I baying about all don« In tbut valley
for Honolulu.
make the trip to Portland.
ed paid as were sundry small bills gin operations
B
it bring «■ i»r firm
T o o much rare cannot be exercised
Shipments for the week amount to
According to u statement of Mr aggregating approximately $400,
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» b y fai tl
by campers about allowing fir« to Duncan, Davis admitted he was vi
approximately 4,500,000 feet and it
m»Ji' to ilei" uinl will ro«ull III prend which they bur« started Th» blame for the accident and after It
is probable that shipments for next
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" farmer» o f lb- whole country Is dry as paper and i happened did everything In hts power BRIEF NEWS NOTES
week will exceed this amount.
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fire unis started could do lrrepurul.lv to aid the Injured men
The loading o f the vessels has fu r
The wreck
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F >ril propaganda, damage tn a short time
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nished employm ent for many long
of the Ford was brought to St Hel
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In the Clatakanle Items It Is noted ens and the Studcbaker taken t
shoremen and the waterfront has
Miss Jean Congdon o f Vancouver,
j
-i., explain that, "Conimlastoner Iturnea and A
been an extremely busy place.
II C., Is here on a visit to her sis
Portland
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elioni l>r ■ T Laws were tn town Tuesday on
Sunday's
Game
Won
by
Hunt's
\g-
ter, Mrs 3 Congdon.
W eekly Lumber Review.
t.
their way to Mishawaka for u short BRIEF HAPPENINGS
g r.-gu tion — B oon , is 14 t o » — D e
Miss W'elma Welch o f Albany, is
[ti., resolution we» pa»»«d uneul- season ”
One
hundred and twenty-six mills
several days visiting with
c id in g G a m e M ay B e P la y e d at reporting to West Coast Lu m ber
by tin* g ran«« uinl Um »»eri
ABOUT T H E CITY spending
Kx commissioner Israel Spencer o '
her
cousin,
Miss
Kuth
Chambers
k- ,
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aerili e . ■ »I» Vernonln paid Ht Helens s visit on
men's association for the week end
latter Date.
Mr and Mrs. W. M Carson of
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V Senator ! ■ Tuesday.
ing August 5. manufactured 74,082,-
Move» to Halem.— ILirry Lyons,
Cortland
were
week
end
visitors
of
. 8t»nfl.'lil eml Senator t’ be* Mi
663 feet o f lumber, sold 79,169,310
the well known painter, left Th urs
Mr and Mrs Manse Chambers.
"Old age must bow to y o u t h , ’ { feet and shipped 87.394.936 feet.
iry
day for Salem and will make bis
Mrs
N.
B.
McCallum,
who
visited
sadly remarked Mayor Ballagli after
TV todo me m ent of the ylun »in'
Forty -five per cent o f the week's
home in that city for several months I
relatives tn Itainler for several days, Jake
Watters
had
taken
three lumber shipments moved by water.
j .
if
ting pi a t 1 loea f o r ■ «
at least as lie » m l his brother. Jatne.i1
pabu i .. hi .'
I.y County Agent F
Lyons
have several large
painting returned to West St. Helens Monday healthy swings at the ball and was This amounted to 35.734.936 feet of
K H. Taylor of the Yankton gem ihe third out in the ninth inning. which 25,471,037 feet moved coast
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a .
k i » I'M by rmiilu
contracts.
t < makes daily shipments of apples, "How ever," the mayor remarked. "1 wise and inter-coastal and 10,263.899
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P a n s Ba
Rail shipments am o u n '-
Vacation Knits.— Mr anil Mrs J potatoes and fresh vegetables to the believe my team is just as good as feet export
.arge Muyyly Avallatilo for f o u n t ) Y A Farnell and children relum ed Portland. Astoria, Seaside and Seat Hunt's.
W e beat them the f i r s t 1 ed to 1,722 cars.
pu prnttr • ..f agricultural y rar
tle markets.
He handles the ship- time and now they have evened up
I tor t • 1 1 1 * V •* I. >|iui<* t> t o f tile ng
In thirty-one weeks' production
quarry
(r u s h in g — llfty
f o o t io Ht. Helens lust week from their
icrts for several farmers iu this und the score and should we play again I hus been 2.487,441,948 feet; new
Inllure of tl." rouiity. as yr" "in
vacation trip to Astoria, Seaside and
t « y o l e Hol,. Made and Three Tons
ih • Warren section.
we will take the decidiug g a m e . " ' business 2.500,481.473 feet and ship
ii.uiity Agent lliilllieugb. I"
Tillamook While In Astoria they,
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Howe returnea And Jake Watters said, " m e to o ."
ments 2.473,312.440 feet.
(tel. »nil ll.et |ore| g ren g"* b.
were gueHts of J. A Itrunold, m a n - ,
o f powib-r I «st.
The game was a good one not-1
to S Helens Tuesday morning after
I in attend their fullea! cooper
ager of the Astoria office.
B a l-'
having been In Portland for several withstanding the large score.
.
. .
by »Minting In rurrylng It In
In order to have a sufficient
|l.imaged Is.dge Hall
liediuen days. Mr. Howe underwent a slight lagh sent Morton to the firing line STAR PLAYS SEVEN
i prerttre Ihrniighout the county
An.' he - r." luí Ion which mean supply of loo»« rock for crustier pur lodge of Yankton Is offering a re surgical operation for tonsllitls and and in the three innings he o c c u
ROLES IN “ HIS NIBS.’
L"
. m-" » u i ri'inl eml poses, tha county court had Jack ward of $f>0 for the arrest and con no v feels much better since the ton pied the mound he issued four pass
MeKl«
anil
Victor
Anderson
put
In
es
and
allowed
three
hife
ana
the
sil
.
have
been
removed.
viction o f the party or parties who
ye| »»king for thr meeting of
One of the greatest com edy novel
a coyote hole fifty feet deep and will, iu July broke into tbe lodge ball and
During
Mrs. J. F. Swadley, who has been regulars made three tuns.
>’»'*• griiiig.■ In 1 92 4. either at
ties ever offered to the public is "H is
a
10-foot
"
T
"
at
the
county
quarry
did cotiNidernble damage. The lodge sp. tiding the summer with her duugu- these three frames Pill was pucli-1 Nibs," featuring that famous pro
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— (Matakaale o
The bole locker was broken into, the tioor lei'. Mrs Holden Starr Seott, lett on ing airtight ball and none of th<>
i . m i ibi- I.rlngin. on the old I.emonl place
tean actor. Charles (C h ick ) Sale, and
lit one tini" nf from 500 to 1000 was loaded with between 3 'x »nil damaged and havoc generally createu Thursday for her borne in Lawrence, old timers were able to cross the! film fans of this locality will be o f -
4 tons of powder and McKle touched before the miscreants departed
Kansu .
Mrs. Swadley will go uy rubber.
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»III en I a 11 n grell’
It o f f at 3 o'clock Wednesday after
“ J a k e " Richardson relieved Mor forded the opportunity to enjoy a
• • •
way of California, visiting at San
Imi ■'
h b dUi iii-.ioii »
noon
The blusl could scarcely be
ton
iu the fourth and the regulars prolon ged laugh when this comedian
T«iirlst
From
Afar.—
On
the
hotel
Jo
;e
and
Los
Angeles.
»n pro and ron
It was c a r n e o
heard,
but
the
hill
seemed
to
move
hopped
upon his delivery for sev comes to The Liberty on Sunday and
register
o
f
the
Laratiee
hotel
are
i » unaiili.ii.im vote, end a ronuul'
Mr. . Clara Miller was hostess on eral hits
ikywurd uud then sink down Tliou- the names of V. K. II. ltlbby of Can
After this, he settled Monday, with the usual two p e r fo rm
cnnilailng ..f five men we« ap
lands of yards of rock were loosened ton, China, and K Wharton lluin of Monday evening at a delightful din down and had the sluggers at his ances on Sunday afternoon.
i • i bat end »« f"l
ner party in honor o f Mrs. J F.
The laughing points o f this re
.nd will, little expense, can be oil.
mercy.
In the fifth Bullagh's men
London, England.
The gentlemen Swadley.
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The guests were, Mrs. J pounded
in. irkable production are many, but
Mr.
Pill's
offerings
ai!
n
to
the
rock
crusher
Koad
Super
were touring this section of the
•n Pur I . r \ f, I'atker and .1
i o r l" W Clark estimates thut he country I.y automobile and coming F. Swadley, Mrs John Storla, Mrs. over the lot and scored six runs and the greatest novelty is the fact that
Hale Theli work will ba to miik
ween 14.000 and IN,000 yard* of from San Francisco, were en route J W. Akin. Mrs. Marthu Hammer until the eighth frame the score was Mr Sale plays seven distinct char
J
' ' Iti" entertain
uud Mrs Golden Starr Scott.
Hunt 10. Hallagh S.
In thut inn acter roles, each of them an uproar-
,'ock will be available for the quar to rtcuH.de. They were here Monday
P'1’ 1
i -1 unge
Hubert Sizer, Jr., o f New York ing Ballagh had three men on bases • ous rural type. Pretty little Colleen
ry which Will ba sufficient to fur
0 0 0
.lu lion whlrh mean»
C.ty, was a visitor in St. Helens and none out and Hunt was very- Moore, a te r n cometiian; Joseph
ilah ull the crushed rork necesiar.
lo tnrii
t-Yoni
t 'ulif".i iii.l
Mr ibis week, the guest o f Mr. and Mrs.
M'li
' ..Inn.I.|n County waa In re
nervous.
How ever a heady plai \ Dowling, famous the world over for
for the balance of the season
r ....................... of the Mtute flu
and Mrs. E. C. Laws who have boon H. F. McCormick
Mr. Sizer is and a good stop by Danny Paulsen his portrayal o f "T h e Miracle M a n ; ”
The work of putting in the coyote
«unni», ini! i tyiitinlng why they d..
residing tn California for the past president of a large wholesale lum nailed Pete Brakke at the plate Lydia Titus and w’ alt Whitman are
hole took only nhout two weeks and year, returned to Ht. Helens Tues
... up. ; "...
1 1, -1 .i river for flib
ber concern and buys much lumber when Y'ette sent a hot liner to the also in the cast.
purpn t*. t0 ||IH renldenta and lie cost was little compared to the day night, making the trip by auto. from the McCormick company
peppery second baseman.
The next
m m en s" amount of rock secured
fhtln« limi ■ . were unable to d.
They expect to visit Mrs. Laws par
Mrs. W. C. Morley and daughter two hatters were easy out and the FURNISH MUSIC FOR
i
i h ... of the Inw aa tt atanda, aa
«nts. Judge and Mrs. Harris in Ver-
Elsie returned to St
Helens las: rally was over.
probll.lis e ......... |."tilng o f anv COTTAGE CHEESE
nonta. and later come to St Helens
In the ninth the regulars chased
O REGONIAN R A D IO
week from Corvallis where Miss El
uml make this place their home.
I
ng n iil"ii by an an
PLANT PROSPERS
sie is attending the O. A. C. They four runs over the rubber by Hire ■
• • •
m
ami requesting
hits and two errors niAking the score
In the Oregonian o f yesterday was
Move to Verm « l a . — T e m p o ia r lly ,, will he In St. Helens for several
1 frinì'"
bark them up In hav
an account o f the fine musical pro
Asa .lloladay and Dana Frame at least, Judge and Mrs W A. Har weeks and will return to Corvallis 14 to #
P*
' ingivl ln auch innn
In their first gam e the Hallagh gram given by the Oregonian radio.
when the college session begins.
T»r that lb", mmid he able to open „ ho live near Soappooso, recently ris will ho residents of Vernonla. [
J S Both well and Hoy Gill re team defeated the regulars by a 9 In mentioning the artists w ho c o n
.»nil yronilHlng to get relief If began to manufacture cottage cheese The Judge has large property inter
to 7 score and they believe they can tributed to the program the O reg on
[urlila». . |,, .
The grange wen* The product o f the plant is excellent ests in that section and during tli«’ turned to St. Helens Sunday nlglu
take the deciding game should Hunt ian says: "M is s Genevieve Gilbert
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u t i bi>m mi In ttit and their business has Increased period of development, wishes to be from California. They left St. Helens prevail upon his ball tossers to aga'ti has a splendid soprano voice, flexible
rapidly. One St Helens merchant nearby
p ■ r
He will have a law office several weeks ago In Mr Gill’s auto meet them upon the diamond
and perfectly controlled and her solos
Than.» me ruberà admitted to the who contracted to handle 20 pounds In Vernonla and serve many o f his and went at far as Tia Juana. Mex
The next game which St. Helen were real treats.
She was assisted
ico.
They
camped
whenever
they
per
week.
Is
now
handling
80
pounds
old
friends
They
left
for
Vernonla
Ir"',e" '
and A K lleloil, A
will play will be with Kaiatna Sun at the piano by Miss Luclle C u m
felt
so
disposed
and
had
a
fine
va
each
week
The
plan*
produces
about
Sunday afternoon.
P '«••oh, lii.irg" Kyaer, J r , Wai
day afternoon on the Kalania dia mins." The paper mentioned the se
cation trip
• • •
100 pounds per day hut lias a dull)
C II
d Mrs Walter Kel
mond. The launch Grace will le a v lections given. Miss Gilbert has been
capacity
of
500
pounds
per
day
IsM-ateil
at
M'slford—
Mr
and
Mrs.
Holltvaiigh, M tlllbreath
Sheriff Wellington had to make a promptly at 12 o'cloc k and there wilt th« guest of Miss Cummins for the
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Keller Vn Intereat Speaking to the directors or the St I K Barton and family who resided business trip to Clatskanle Tuesday be accom m odations for 25 people in past week, and she and Miss Cummins
Helens
I'hamber
of
Commerce
.it
In
St.
Helens
for
several
years
and,
'■
i ■ rnrrle.l out after
morning and being almost half way addition to the ball team.
Kalania and Mrs J M. Cummins went to
pfl."r bad ..... .. aerred under the their luncheon Monday. Mr lloladay recently sold their farm near Yank to Seaside continued the trip to that has a fast team and undoubtedly the Portland Wednesday for the purpo-e
stated
that
his
firm
paid
50c
per
ton to F C lloltbaugh, are now lo resort Mts Wellington accompanied gam e will be a close one
J'i?»rr
,f
lecturer, tlrrl»
o f aiding the Oregonian in their rad
Mrs. Barton *71 a him and will remain at Ihe beacn
li e o f trloa, Inatru hundred pounds more for milk than cated In Medford
io concert.
Mrs. Cummins and Miss
The sheriff re
111
tad readings.
An in did the Portland creameries and at letter til The Mist says. " W e are very for several days.
Lucile returned to St. Helens Thurs
ie present they were using a con pleusantly located here ami we want turned Thursday afternoon.
LARABEE H O T EL
y
i
,'iven t.v State
day evoulng.
derable quantity o f milk
If lh" to have The Mist us wo want to keep
*i'"r ' bi Spence, explaining the
Mr nnd Mrs. J It. Hobbs had as
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pmmo
'“ t t'lll to tie yoted on thla i,nii could find a market for their up with the news o f our old home." week end guests. Mr and Mrs H om
• • •
product,
whlrh
Is
excellent,
the
plant
Mr.
anil
Mrs. C. B Culbertson of
erelyed n great deal of
er Davis o f Govenur. New Y’ ork, and
A deal was consummated Wednes Pasadena. Calif . were Sunday g ue»;»
would produce more cottage cheese.
t«et» ITiu,lotion. — Hugh Adams,
P*or»lil I» rnnalderatlon.
Mr
and
Mrs
McNulty
o
f
Hremerton.
day
evening
whereby
the
Larabe.-
o f J. E Hutchinson.
»Presentati»,, Sherman
Mlle», UH« more milk and give employment who has been employed at the local Washington.
The latter coupte are i hotel property tn West St. Helens,
----------------a . .
more people
The directors of th. branch of the Standard Oil company
m* '»en t lloltbaugh and other«
former resident» o f this city. Mr : the business and furniture became
naniher of Commerce promised Mi for the past year, nas received a
On Saturday night. August t9 an
" inter...ling talka on different
McNulty being at one time a teach I the property of Mr. Warren Troyer
tart«
Moving plrturea by C M lloladay that they would ‘lo ‘ <,r‘ 'r,r well merited promotion. He will be er in the public school here.
o f this city.
The amount Involved. other dance at Blue R o«e dance hah
thing In their power to aid this en auxiliary manager for the branch
Unique program
Prizes
Watch for
Allater ,,f Portland Union atork
J R. Ellison returned to St. Hel ' while not made public, is known to
pardi
terprise
which
promise*
to
develop
station
at
Itainler
and
left
Wednes
announcement.
w,,re well received
Altogeth-
Mr
th. ......Una waa one o f the moat Into an Important one______
day morning to assume his new (lu- ens last week from Portland where have been a considerable sunt
iles.
Hugh's many friends In St he had been In the hnapital for eight and Mrs. N. O. Larabee have con-
T. 8. White was in Portland Tues
i r*Bn« nnd Intereating that Po
weeks. Mr Ellison was struck by an I ducted the hotel for the past year
It,,« o f n . h Hie. kens.— During the
Kr"nge baa held for a long past week the run o f salmon ha. Helens congratulate him on IBs pro automobile and his left arm broken land by giving splendid service to the day and Wednesday attending the
' re«,,union o f condolence on slackened, according to reports of motion and feel sure that he will near the shou lder and he was also public have built up a large busi Oregon Funeral Directors' associa
make a sucre»».
‘ "«ih r.f Kälber Klllott. a mem
" T h e work was too heavy for tion. Mr. W h ite is vice president j f
Injured about the body.
HI* many ness
local fish huyere
" f ,h ‘* b""'®
" Nal.il grange, waa adopted are
us."
Mr.
loirabee stated, "and w • the association and presided at one
friends
here
will
be
glad
to
know
averaging DIO pounds per ■ » '
hid
Kxivpttonal *Work -The portfolio
.
" 'harter ordered draped for The fish trap operated hv Han Abbot
felt
as
though
we were entitled to of the sessions.
that
he
has
almost
recovered
from
made by the Junior Bed Cross of St
îr.rl,,'l <»r thirty dava
a
short
rest."
It
Is stated that Mr
the
Injuries.
near Columbia City Is getting b
" .."xi meeting o f the grange ta tween Î Ï 5 and 275 pounds per dai Helens to send to a European school
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Baldlc of
Mr and Mrs A. E Boss and Mrs Troyer Is an experienced hotel man
was
o
f
such
exceptional
merit
that
" " ' I the fimi Saturday nf No In the catch Is considerable «mount
Miss Coneannon, the Junior
Bed Carl Annmnd motored to Portland and no doubt will continue to giv* Lewiston. Idaho, are guests at the
(the
same
excellent
service
which
has
',*t«'itmió ' r"**r r>rot'' grange near o f salmon trout and small salm e».
h om e o f Mr. and Mrs Thom as White.
Cross chief has written to Mrs Ool- Tuesday. Mr Hoas to attend the an
They came tp Portland for Buyer's
,l«n Starr Scott, asking permission to nual convention o f the Oregon Fu n made the hotel so popular.
Week and while that close to St. Hel
i . " «»oodloya, aaatatant manager I The manT friends of Miss Agnes display the portfolio at the Califor eral Directors and the ladies to d>
¡ Whitney will bo pleased to know thn nia state fair. Miss Coneannon men shopping and take In the entertain
T om Klhlan returned to West St. ens took advantage o f the opportun
r»lr.ei
office o f the Pacific
she Is rapidly recovering from an op tioned the fact that the letter includ ment nrranged by the Buyers' Week Helens Saturday evening after hav ity to visit here.
Mr. Baldlc and
i,
* Telegraph company, ac.
ed by Opal Hunter was one o f the committee. Mr. Rosa also attended ing been at Seaside for ten days Mrs. W h ite were schoolmates in Al
n>ek"n '1* ,l,r ^1* family, apent the « . S . ..... ......................
the session o f the directors on Wed ; working for the Murray Mercantile sace Lornine, France, and It was the
recently underwent at a I
ti»
,n
Helena, gneata at i hospital and Is expected to return H finest which had been received by
j company.
llrst time ihey had met In 24 years
the I’aclflc division
, nesday and Thursday.
harw«i|
" f Mr " n'' Mra J V A ¡h e r home In Ihe near future.
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