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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1913)
r L!y Oregon Mist W r v - i The Miit Publishing Company K I . 'U' iKHirr Jnciniirr in. I 'I ' if i '- ' ihram k .iiii Mi ll uri aMU UMCftirttON IUTK Onyav fl.M M ( months .74 AilvcrtUiiiR rate ml known nn uppll Cktloa. LkI nuiltaa 'it cinu prr line. County Official Paper We are iroinir to change our name. Hereafter thia paper will be called "The St. Helens Mist" instead of "The Oregon Mist." We make this change for several reasons, one of them being that we are proud of our home city. St. Helens Is the best town In Oregon and we want the name of the city to appear In our heading. The word "Oregon" as applied to this paper heretofore does not mean much, so we have mae the change In the heading. We are preparing to improve our plant with new machinery and tools no that wr will have a plant second to none. We are going to keep on improving the paper as fast as possible. In addition to the full page of St. Helens ncw9, ar. rangements are under way to print a full page of new9 from various parts of the county. It will be not only a St. Helens paper but will be a Columbia County paper printed and published at St. Helens, the county seat. Dur ing the year of 1912 we have en deavored to keep pace with the times in this Community and have made many improvements. We have given the news as we found it. On all matters of public con cern we have passed an opinion, editorially, and will continue to do so, having due regard and re spect for the opinions of others. Our aim has lx-cn to give the news, advertise this section of the country, St. Helens in par ticular, and conduct a live, read able paper for all classes. If the efforts have met with the ap proval of the readers we ask a continuance of the liberal patron age heretofore given us. Start the New Year Right By Opening an Account with Muckle Grocery Company Mr The I'll HE FOOD O ROCK IIS llememhcr Our Specialties lied llibbon Canned Goods THEY ARE THE BEST QUALITY Yakima Flour MAKES WHITE, LIGHT BREAD Ferndale, Mutter NONE BETTER Dependable Coffee ALWAYS THE BEST Pure Food Groceries ABSOLUTELY FRESH We will appreciate any jturt of your business. Phono SO and ire mill deliver the $oods promptly Muckle Grocery Co. if you DoxT rn.WK with us we both lose moxey The FOH PORTLAND DAILY 6TEAMER ft. Helene 0:00 A. M. ArrtvM at Portland 10::t0 A. M. Portland at 2 M) P. M Arrive Ht. Ilelent at 0:30 P. M Hoys and girls, a watch for you. You can earn it by helping us one Saturday afternoon. Send postal today to National IIounekeepera Federation, Suit 90 1313 Carmen Ave., Chicago, III. -NOTICE- White Wyandotte Cockerels and Barred Hymouth Rocks of all kinds FOR SALE My Rocks have no black feathers. Write Quick to T. OKOlirN Yankton Oregon Sec'y of County Fair Ass'n You furnish the wife-We f urnTsh fhe honi ; ,' Come in all yc w irly ireds and see pur ne( and complete stock of House Furnishing and let as note yon prices on a complet outfit. We know ice can sure you motfeu and yon trill hnnir it also ah en you corn pare oar prices ail ft those of Portland o elseiclu re. Christmas .sales were good ana thinned oat our stock considerable in .som& lines ha t more are ordered, and will soon take their daces. . COMPLETE HIUSE FURNISHERS UNDERTAKERS EMHALMER Professional Cards 3 1 A C,LL Patronize the Mist Advertis DR. L. GILBERT ROSS PHYSICIAN 8t SURGEON St. Helens OflW Bunk BMg. Both Phone. DR EDWIN ROSS PHYSICIAN A SURGEON St. Helens - Oregon t i l. M. THORP 3 CENTRAL MARKET Df.ai.fr ix Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Poultry, Produce Your Orders Solicited Good Prices Full Weight Phone 60 St. Helens, Ore. frl Watches CIoclorr Clear ance Sale Labor Unions were organized for the purpose of mutual pro tection. Laboring people of all classes have banded together to aid each other in the struggle for life and living wages. The pri mary object of organized labor is worthy the vmu who organized the unions and haf done so much to make them a power to be reckoned with. No one doubts the sincerity of purpose of the ordinary union man, yet the crimes that are committed in the name of organized labor is doing more to weaken and influence for good they may have than years of lawful and Jegitimate work can remedy. Think of 3S men out of 10 being convicted in the United States for dynamiting Think of the great crimes, mur der, arson and destruction of property committed by men higr in the councils of organized labor and in the name of organized labor. If thai method is pursued much longer Unionism will be a thing of the past. When the ordinary union men will permit a few ngitatots and outlaws to run their affairs and commit crimes in their names it is high time that new leaders were se lected and that great care be used In their selection. After the elections have been made greater care should be used in watching their every movement and the first one who undertakes to commit a crime in the name of labor must bo kicked out and punished. It is up to the labor Organizations to clean house and keep it clean. irface pavement. With all the United States postal department are object is to encourage the growing, other improvements going on in warned against repeating them. !0f chickens, particularly in Western this city it will soon be time to. Parents are advised to call the at- jr , Tho book is to be di'"-' o BOmi'iriiiiK 01 una turn imuiuvi i iciiwoii ii ineir yuuiiK fn-opit: 10 una to keep up with other places of ke size in the state. A bill will Ik prepared and sub mitted to the legislature inovidingj for the co-operation of county, j state arid federal government to; Women in Oregon towns are to xploit the riches of Oregon's soil. j organize home industry clubs to This bill will provide for approsri-; boost the "Made-in-Oregon" move- tions by the state, to Ik combined ment. The women of the slate will with government and local funds, le educated to demand goods made t carry forward a splendid system ; here at home, and the result of of agricultural education through-1 these organizations is certain to out all Oregon. Co-operative demon- j prove of great benefit to the home Since the talk of paving Colum bia street was started, some in vestigation has been made as to the cott of doing this work. It has been ascertained that a ma chine suitable for the completion of this class of work will cost about $1200 set up here, and after that the work of hard stir facing the streets in this city can be done for J1.25 per yard If the city would purchase the machine it could be used on any and all streets and it would only ban matter of a short time several of the str vsU of th would br trf' Lith. 4 n Watch this space for the Announcement of our great Clearance Sale Bargains in every line. Don't miss this opportunity soon to be given you to buy first class goods at Great Reductions. WUITJ3X & WHITE. I! JULTON, OREGON T. S. WHITE FUNERAL DIRECTOR LICENSED EMHALMER Houlton Oregon j 13 VON A. GRAY Watchmaker and Jeweler. All Work Guaranteed. DR. ALFRED J. PEEL PHYSICIAN A SURGEON St. Helens DR. H. R. CLIFF PHYSICIAN A SURGEON 1'hone Main 4:3; A K'33: Ket. E. Hi-n 1113 10 1117 selling Portland Or Hull. hug luruauu, ui. warning. M. C. Gray. P. M. PORTUND NEWS tributed without charge to all interested. GEORGE H. SHINN A TTORNEY-A T-LA W St. Helens Oregon Optical Goods St Helens Or. I Allen, Felton & Quick i? g REAL ESTATE DEALERS INVESTMENTS. KENTALS. INSURANCE. COLLECTIONS, LCANS,' pi LAND TITLES. APFRAISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. 0 FISCAL AGENT. CONVEYANCE. EXECUTOK INFORMATION tX? AND EMPLOYMENT j) ST. HELENS . . OREGON P o- THE GREAT DAY. We have for sale at the Mist ofl'ice all kinds of typewriter paper, car oon paer, legal blanks, lepal backs etc. Af. E. MILLER A TTORN EY-A T LA W Helens Oregon ll stration HtationH will be managed by skilled instructors under the di rection of the Orejron Agricultural (llvpe, A Kcneral commit of representative business, professional and educational men is at work on the proposed law, putting it in shape to present later to the state law makers." According to Dr. Kerr, of the Oregon Agricultural College, the work of that institution should 1m demonstrated among the farmers, giving them, at their homes, the pport unity of seeing the very latest methods of agriculture. All in terests will work together to sup ply this need. A number of young people, boys ami girls, are niHking a practice of loafing in the St. Helens postotlice obby and during the ahsenco of the iHMlotlice emuloyees devote their time to scribbling on ollieial mat- ter, also on calendars and other mat ter placed there for convenience 01 the nuhlic. and mutilating aim de stroying nny other postotlice prop erty to which they find access. This must be stopped and stopped ai once. Actions of this kind will positively not bo tolerated. The city marshal has been Instructed to make arrests of such parties. The United States postal authorities will be notified of any further attempts of this nature, and as fair warning has been given, no leniency can be expected. The postofViee lobby is not intended aa a congregating place for idlers, and such parties are warned r'"st using it for this ling matter through "Postmaster" by industries movement. An attractive program has been arranged for the second Oregon Irri gation Congress to be held in Port land January l-10-11. The list of sK'akers includes agricultural and irrigation exjerts, many of them of national reputation. Officials of the reclamation service and railroad presidents are listed for talks, but not less interesting will be the actual experiences of irrigation farmers. The congress promises to Ins well attended from all sections of Oregon. o St. Helens Transfer Co. Thona 15 General Transfer and Drayage Dealers in Brick, Cement, Feed, Sand and Shingles !!!!L.ST1DEBAKER w,g0M,i. ecu i' Hpproa'-liirg and it reqnirri t it)!f 1 ruaiijfnls of prctiele i. jlu e hit is foo-l alalile. Tl e 1 ni key oteil itrnddDts in t! e ay if good, tMlre GrKer iv. Cr.iiib.-i lie. Mince Me.it. Nui, Fiuitj, Plum I' ml ill 1 g, tic. II m not to I al'le In f -lH-i3 K'v" ti- otv thanks for nualitj i it!tirltif i" 11 i-1 li11". cler Jmir Gnx-er- it-nh-ii', ';d (et aatisfiirti.nl J.it III' If I'.lthr 2C. H. JOHN & COMPANY 5li 111 -50131: i All Work Guaranteed Estimate Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN Barn Oppotil. School Hou Oregon will not only show off its fruit and farm products, its prize cattle and magnificent timber at the J 3 but if present plans mature, the showing from this state will include the best baby boy and baby girl in Oregon. In this, Oregon will have to connate, with children from other states who will be entered in a national eugenics show which is to be a feature of the exposition. The Kast not only buys Oregon apples in large quantities, but is now (sending to this state for fruit trees, thinking in this way to grow as fine fruit as is produced here. An Iowa nurseryman has recently 2j bought a full carload of young apple trees, 10,000 in number, from a Willamette valley grower. another "il be The Southern Pacific Company is still helping along agricultural ik-. velopment in thia utate. the latest ve being the publication of a 30 ....ire booklet on Doultry raising. It . - St. Helens Mill Co. r a Lath Electric Lighting (Saves Your Eyes) Steam Heating (Prolongs Your Lives) Wood Lumber Flumbing ami Heating SI.eet Metal Work St. Helens Oregon II Viz Keeping Up With the Times St. jHelns Jias QroWa to be Quite a City. Our Store Has G'cw'n ia Prcporticn Wt: HAVE MOVED INTO OL' l NEW (JUARTKIW AND HAVE A I..K;i: SI'Of'K OF DUY t'.OODS n.oniiNt; r.oors & SHOES LADIES ami OI NTS FI'KMSniN'US t'lUEDEKNS lEdllllN'J E AI.E KINDS AS TO I RICE-, WE INVITE COMPARISON I-I. MORGUS ck SUIM UU E.A CROUSE E. W. KETEL CUOUSE & KETEL t! '' i:r.AT' pt.xvi to ' S. next to A - i t m III -- IT I o a
