PAGE TW O Correspondence joy able time at the Parent Teach­ ers' meeting lo lie held in the school house next Friday afternoon at " in. October L’l'tli V program Is being SCAPPOOSE prepared by the gradi1 pupils Each will be asked to tcspond at Mr* V ,>aii.’ ami Kitwtrd i>f St member cull on tlie following subject Helens SumlHM’d at tin* McManus roll I’l.iy Ground Equipment and Plans home . , , . , , v . . . . . . . . fo r P u r c h a s ln g lt for Our Scinto! Mr* Lo reti Johnson had Iktrothy | ^ |h|> are planning tu llallhi'im for a house kucsi last Meek come and all are inviteli and Mr and Mrs Kre«l Miller als-> Girla' husketbull praclice bus now M e r e Sunday guests and there is a fine prosperi Mr IIrewell, lloldle and Miss Tip- starteli for a good team ibis year Kighteen I ton visited Mr and Mrs Irwin lire girls are coming out for practiee and well at Hammond camp over S u n ­ some good player* are developing ' day. Watcb us wiu some games thi> w In ' Charles launberson and family ter." motored to Sea side Friday anil spent The lugli school will bave a Ila » - 1 the week end there Mr and Mrs Oorrnan Loss of lowe'en party a week frotn Tliurs- i Portland spent Saturday and Sunday day llur night seems to liave receiveil with Mr* Frank Kauiev and Mis- its full school share of offteers al t Ile teuch- El fa lainiberaon Mrs Los* was for ers' institute. Our superlntendent. t merly a Seappoose yrirl Gorman t'. L. l'offyn wus chosen as vlcel Loss is a young artist, meeting with presiilent of thè county teachers' as- success In Portland as secretary-treasurer ufi The funeral of Frank Adams w a s soclation. county O S T. A. and delegate, held Tuesday afternoon with inter thè thè state teachers' convention to! ment at Warren The Odd Fellows to lield ut Portland during thè Itoli-1 had charge at the cemetery Peat It he Mr l.uehke was put on thè was due to tuberculosis of the brain ilays hoaril of control for arraugiug tin i which finally caused paralysis II athletic for thè county was well known here having been \ thr oughout events thè coming year. Steph­ resident for a num ber of years and en Il Smith was otte of tini county owns several dwellings teachers put on thè generai program Mr. Luebke was given a surprise at thè teachers' institute nini guve a Monday evening at the home of Mr- good account of thè Sm »»li - 1 Shannon honoring his birthday a n ­ very Hughes agriculturnl work iti Oregon niversary About thirty of his friends Some were lieard to remark whlle, attended and helped him enjoy the Mr Smith was tulking. "W'hal col celebration lege is that man frolli,'' and we wer«-| Geo McFadden has returned to proud to quote that he was frolli our our midst and is occupying the sec­ I Jiigh school tion house Snider. one of thè boy* ini Mr Hostetler met with an aut thè llelliert agticultur e class, was enabledl accident last week when he collided, to the life i»f otte of bis falli-' with an other car at intersecting er's save cows last week Having studied streets in Portland N’o one was hurt but the car wase considerable I 1,11 *** i< " r in c l a s s lie recognized t ': damaged ! -> '»ptoms in the cow and applied th” A. J Van waring is the depot agent ! r.e n" ' dte!< Vou,,K Snld,'r >*v. during the vacation of Mr Niblock 11 ’ " m ' " district and is (In- - Mrs N'els Anderson, who was op- ’f ,-o u *s Snider ♦ •rated on is doing as well as could " k 10 «»nett and John Jcpson be expected T *n shop work have r»- Earle Peterson spent last Sunda. ! l,'n,l-v completed two magazin. In Astoria 1 ai ks for the school one Tor me Prof tv 1. Coffyn and family mo '“’"1 ' 1*>rar> a,u* OI1'' ,l,r lored up the Columbia Highway as ! icultura! room All of the boys :ii far as the falls last Sunday His par ' h* clus» >'aVH Ju»t complete,| mal- ents and sister and family also took ,-t ‘‘piece for use in the shop. sa. the trip i lag the district the coat ot t h m e There were three families f r o m ; 1 Minnesota arrived in Seappoose last Tt"' commercial students of the week and are looking for places to '"'tiool ar> progressing very rapidly locate. Fhe twenty-five stud.-nis in typing A chicken thief or chicken thieve; -«re learning the rudiments of t . are again in our neighborhood, so “ ° r 't very well and wiil soon ne get your locks work'ng Consider- r"a d .v f°r speed test v., rk The he . able petty thieving is going on and ginning class of shorthan d students what's to be done about It* tr*' “ ''11 up on the work of the fir t Joe Truekositz got off the t r a il f" ur lessons It is the purpose ,>f here last Saturday morning after In ,l" ‘ department to fit students foi lug absent four years He has been' actual work of the busine > In the service for two and a half world as well as for advance train- years and just returned. I think lie ‘"g -«long commercial lines Is the last of our boys to come hotm The foorhall squad is going again , He was accompanied by his bride | for the first time since the Heaver- and they will make their home on 10,1 game With the exception of a the farm with his mother here few minor Injuries the team i in Saturday morning Mayor Baker o f ! perfect condition for the game w it Portland and his 1S»^7 caravan of ! Kalama whicli w ill be played on tin- twenty cars will be at Seappoose at l-i.tne grounds Saturday. October 21 9 a m and will speak thirty min- Tl'e team that will start the game utes at an out-door meeting in front Saturday v ill he composed ,,f ti, of the hank Let's all be there. following players Wendell v. Fire destroyed the creamery on j q u a r t e r . George Olson, tight end the Kamey ranch last Thursday eve- Fred Heitnuller. left end; J, hn J. ulng It is thought that the ashes- s<»n. tackle; Arthur Olson, right t.o ' tos wore out around the exhaust pip- hie Boy Wlkstrom. guard; He’ which was packed in sawdust Th Smith, guard ; Aury Bennett, half; building was insured but not the r e ­ Fred Marracci. half; Harry Clonin- cently installed J 1 500 ice plant Tli ger full; Delbert Snider center. H bottler was saved and a few other John Lund, center substitutes, liar things but a large quantity of catnie I old Lund guard; Waldo Bennett fruit, etc , which was stored in the end. extra cooler was lost. This c rea m ­ ery at the time owned by Hegel* WARREN Bros made some of the best butter In the state serving the Portland Mrs Paul is spendite hotel and other fastidious trade The a f’ w weeks with A dams her pa r-n;- Mr creamery will be rebuilt and Mrs J udge peck at Community church services for This Is her first trip to Sunday: Sunday school at III a m home since coming to Wa: ren Mrs the superintenden t. Mr- Watt d* II. B Adams, mother of Pani 's n > r ««ii k»**‘pins for him during his rolled to try and attend Sunday wif p*s absence a and In power morning and hear her plan * Morn to wlel. tli*- shingle Is now if she so de­ ing worship at 1 1 a m . C. I E. at 6 :- a in n ■ s s as of old and Paul perhaps d •- 46 p m.. evening service at 4 ' serves it sometimes in Mr Bond, pastor special meeting of the voters Game has been plentiful in our lo­ The the district for school purposes cality Many of ou r sportsmen wer-; j of " a s held on Monday in the school successful in getting the limit in house Over SO votes were cast and pheasants. w , . . . .. 'he concensus of opinion - tli.it Mrs Vanburen of W asl.m gton, „„ transportation would be r u m i I,- couuty has been visiting tier sister, ...j thi v,.ar fl)r lh children The Mrs Cathoart proposition lost bv three Votes The Mrs Coffyn entertained l o r sis- opposition to the project was favor- ter, Miss Tlckes from Kelso, las' "d by ' • 1 >pp . d t « i : r. < r*■ ., week It would appear as if The Ladies' Aid held a very suc­ ” f taxation are a number of small child­ cessful sliver tea Tuesday afternoon there ren who are i long distance from th* at the church. About fifty were pres- school In its present location and ent A pleasing program was r e n ­ now since transportation ha dered and lunch served The regular been tur ned the down there is a strong meeting will be held at t h e home of on foot to move the build­ Mrs Eva Wist next Thursday, Oct movement ing from the highway w hir I: s con 26 Thü , .. . . . . . . sid‘ r ‘ f' dangerous to a more central ä Ä s r ~ .............« » corner on the coop ' ant time Is anticipated < t roar) It is the determination of, the barkers to bring this to an I- ! S c h o o l Vo t e s . sue All the students are back again Pheasants and quail were jn ev i­ bard at work after their Hire- » dence on the table’ of Warren r** vacation during teachers' institute dents Sunday and Monday M m y of Tommy Grewell one of the War Do farmers getting the first chance ren boys, who has been attending af tbetn There was a bountiful ! Benson In Portland, has enrolled In supply of birds this son our school for the rest of the term Tin- social club held a very >n Each of the high school teacher- r " »"I party in Erickson's hail on gave a short talk before the student Saturday evening body last Monday Mr Coffyn spoke A E Lund took time enough on the subject. "Study With All Vour fr"ni his hiisln« and home the fir t Brain*_,Clear Down as far as Your " f 'he week to go duck hunting Neck If They gu That Far ” Mr Arthur saw one ,,r two ducks but Luebke spoke on “ Do It Now Mr his eye was not true enough to g. t Smith. "Some Students are Sound a n >’ Proof," and Mrs Bryant gave an In- ——---------- • __________ terestlng account of the best points Approximately 1.10,000 bar e| ■ brought« out at the teachers meet- each containing 260 pounds of fish T e shipped out of Alaska every yea . A" our t-*rh*rM b o t h grad*- and Most of which for many years h a v nlph school attended the tearhers* h«*«*n pref^rr^d Scotch herring |#ur ln»n H All Joined the Orepon state teach j hindered the prop ,ration of K.,ro ers aasociatlon and our school was pean herrlnp and drove ,h< m f r o m ' one of the first to report 100 p* r their acciiHtorned ar* i rPhij It cent membership nation practically forced the Ala Georpe Luebke, brother of our • s kan variety into th* #a t.-rti markets teemed faculty member wa - a vis.- wher . it found such favor tl,;,* |;,,y. tor at the hlph school last Tuesday b u y * derided to develop th< ,n Mr Luebke is enpap#d iri topography duatry Today If represents tin- in work for the Oregon Timber com- v*- tm* tit of $ l.ooo OOf) and give . ,,, W i .....I n,* n during f "1 PI»»» *r«» belìi* ina«,e for an «*n- li.lnlil of the s.-ason T H E ST HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. OCTOBER .’0. s|'\ H M I M s ol i It» o l I M ill \ I III \ Ml » n»l N i \ l wish to m a k e t h e following slalom» nt i » gar,ting m> oandi tlat*> f»*r IC« pt « sfiit.it i\ e I loin Colutnlwa « '»»iiutN I havo iu M stingili iioithor »1»» I tleairo tli»- « iith»rsfiuout of anv ridlKious In-.I n in tins c a m pa ig n II l nil r e f l e c t e d I will repre sent m i l solve all tho people of i 'o i u m h i a I'onntN ro:*ai'«ll«,;s ol t h e i r belici* or af filiations It has b. « ii stat ' d that 1 am w o r k i n g against th e i '»»itipnl''» a ' School lull This is inn tr ue 1 r e g a r d this initiativ»- moas uro as aii\ oth»*i* initiativ«' m e a s u r e on tin* ballot, on»» whi ch «a» *: vot«r has tho right tv» ex p re s s Ills nr h er «»pinion on u( t ho polls an d one nn hu ll s h o u l d not h«* mudo th«’ fo.-t hall of politicians or office se e k e r s fo th«* purpost* of gain Itlg VOI«" l * il l’or t il ti a i I > condii ions have m a d e it necesj ary that my c h il d r e n ho plae« •d for tin* pres out in a priv ate school in o r d e r th a t t h e i r gr»'ss It th ey bav e Inori plaotil in a 10. lativo r«' ord ,»f which I sm ashamed I have al wav . consist entlv voted fo. » very messur»* that was const mot iv»* lit tls natili*,' The Logg,*,I *»lf luind hill 1 1 1 which I ' slated Ulster lull) In get ting I hi »»ugh the last h'glslatuif is on»* which means mill'll ti» the development of t o hmihii i outily and oiln i logged oil areas If re elected this \ . .. i t luiv, hi min^ otin aiiiendinents to this act that ar»' iii ' it safv in o i » I e i t«» make It • nt ii « * I \ w oi katde. and which I wish to se» ii S»*u V iVf There is nothin MM S \ I'M IN ♦ ♦ ¥ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ V M EM BER FEDERAL RESERVE SY ST E M * ♦ £ A ♦ > ♦ You \ \ ill N ever K now ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Until you have “ a little money m the l ank Y o u may have to « xett y i w m i t h e first few ileposits in your a,, mint, hut as y o u -.p,- your savings accumulate, you'll want to build it up n l l . ’ .l s o n « . tlu highway and puhlic nchools. For particulars, prue and desenpti n of these taim tr.icts, wnte or cali on — P. A. SCAPPOOSF. Frakes, Owner ORIOGON ♦ Prepare for the j RAINY WHAT HI R S. A. Wilson, Pres. Albert I) Rid.-cwa . V i,r Pic;, E. E. Wut, Ca-.¡net , I b i s is certamly an opportuinty j 1 any un: wishmg to purchase a sm.ili fami whuh v ili l e near ♦ S« I I T I K I S I S u r , , . , , , Can.lHHI I bave limile«! the t>() acre tiact a tmp larmm l.uiil ne.n ll< nryman station and on thè west sole o the paved highway. ini > 10 acre ti nt» l ite land u ,e111le- and practically all of it is cle.u«- i .1 i.| grubbed. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I first national hank ' GOOD FARM LAND FOR SALE ♦ ♦ that feeling of “ being prepared" h r whatever the next twenty-four hours will bring, that calmin sense of safety. Ol First National Bank n r I, „ . l l „ ry Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent l>e comfortably clothed when the tall and winter rains conic. 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