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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1919
Issued) Kverjr Friday br
TIIK MIST rtULISHIMQ COMPANY
THK FLAG
(By WILLIAM McKINLEY
I It any wonder that the old sol-
Idler lores the flag under who folds
I lie fought and for which his com-
O. D. IIEILBORN. . . .Ties President s,ed.? blood? He lores
and Uiititir 11 Ior w " Ilu lur 11 rep
8. C. MORTON
Editor I resents. It embodies the purposes
end history of the government itself.
It records the achlerements of Its de- Andrew
- - - I I Knciund. Kloyil Kullerton Duncan.
Audley Morgan. Walter Pewe Kdwrard r. Keelan. i a uin 1.. Mulir, John Arvlil Anderson,
Wrenn. Harry Paris Cortli. Join, IHnrirl Xo. 4 (Italiii'-r) ' Trueim n I., lirowell. Dowey Klmor
Reno. Carl George llelmullci.i Trucy A 1'urrher. Thd.lMi Hud-( ,.
Michael Donald Duffy, Ord klapp.! son. Henry Kol.her.llng. Wall Hatn-i pMrlrt N... (lU-aver Homo)
Kellen Edward Duncan. Uo Wilhei : urj !tli-o, Alfr.d Swensmi. l-a" r-1 Suinloy llcwell TIioiiiks, llr.rry
Price. Wal.er Wlllard Price. Lloyd 'son, John Arthur Hudson. John Hob-; ll.'i.ry Smith.
' 1. ... . I. l. ....... ll.i-illl ( VrUH Itl. Vi. Ilk lln.klilunill
r d.iu r.iuan ii.if i'i irir uPruniK. J" !"1 - , ..mi. t .
I., .-.w , 11 u iter. l- . . .
urum. luiutr nuu hub, tkciiimM
at St. Helena, Oregon, under the act
of aUrcb 3rd. 17
COUXTT OFFICIAL PAPEU
NIMBI ST. HSLtMS
CHWHI OF COMHIRCI
the valor of our citizens In all the
wars of the republic. It has been
sacrificed by the blood of our best
and our bravest It records the
achievements of Washington and the
iti.l.i V.. (I ltllkullit,l
BI IISCIUPTIOV HATES ; i mwu. u- K, . , Anarew r wencr. urvuie i.ouBki Li..k, Kenneth
One Year ai.BO " """'u"( Garrison. Charlie Loyd Leonard. ' ., ,,, a.IoU.Ii Palm
BU Months 75 "f"" acrmces or ourm- rnauncy Grant llutlor. John Meier, ; ,"-., K'irl II Koh-
jWMlony ta'here who planted free', ,, IyCO Fu (J Leroy . :.eow K- K ' ' , T ."'. h' n n
Entered as second-class matter . ,1,i..,h i t VZr u.,. ! " ?"er ,,ran "wnaniHcn. i.uy ., R t.ulM.rllMlll. Arthur
aroiu iieaver. , , Vultnil. Frank William Zimmer-
Distriet No. 2 (St. Helen) duhl. Washington Irving Graham.
T.,Ufir. ii wiili,,u w..i.i.. ur niu n..rli.rf I. nrnln Kinder. I union .n
r lnnl. Itnherl MeOnnpn ('.Puree , 11 rower. JatneM L. WOOdetl, I
! Charles Walker. Avery Georre Gens-! Augustus Guild, George Oscar Kelly,
!mnn. Guy E. Whitney. Hzrtholameu Norrls As:i West
martyrdom of Lincoln. It has been I Kosasco, Walter Pike Gar. Wilhur i William Kirl
bathed In the tears of a sorrowing Felix t'lark. Charles Tarhell Ilrowti. ' Lewis, Ualph
people. It has been glorified In thel William M. Perry. Miles N. Gens-, Christian Johnson
hearts of a freedom-loving people, mr.nn. Emmet Frnnklin WMliams
not only at home but In ever., part (Glen Wentworth Williams, Hoy Q
Thonns S. Colrlit, Elinor Irvln Col-
8h.l..y. Edwir,
George w. (
Udlek, MauK
V.,mr,",Kl"ft,j
rln. Charley Cody Colrln, Howard ! Null, Warren 'a?.!' CiiI
.. 1 1 .. .. i .. tv. .. i ... " Arthur u,..'
Ira llufiis Wert.
Mclntvre. Jes.i t.
,
MIVU I'inrt, I ...ll.i.rtf
Albert Uosewell . ,
Davey. Herbert I.eroy Geary, l.loyci
llurris. Martin Johnson. Cash lavis.
nf IhA wrtrlH Onp fluff PYnrnsaA. , flnvn Cent-pa Krml Ptiriutl. U'oali.v , l.'rpiterlfk Ltiwell Orwlg. tiltrrO
NO EXCX'BE FOR IT more than any other flag: It means ! Charles Mays, Lucine E. Filch. James Alex Itlotuqulst. Clyde Holmes, Wll-
Passing through West St. Helensmore than any other national em -j-Warren Throp, Lester E. Wellington, Hum Edward North. George llolert
several days ago. we noticed rj Irate blem- It expresses the will of a free George Woli, Allen McKle, Dewey Hee, llernard E. Anderson. William
people ana proclaims tnai tney are Nunpaon miiiiii, iawrencc r.iiswortn wesiey ieny, vt iiuuih ..i. imim.-j
supreme and that they acknowledge Davies, Guy E. Whitney, William Karvoneti, Henry Cornelius Elte-t-
no earthly sovereign but themselves. Arthur Russell, Uurrell I Graves, sen, John Edward Ellertseu, John M
R never was assaulted that thousands. Frank A. Thompson, Robert Sidney Olansen. Jesse; Watson llryant.
did not rise up to smito the r.ssail-j Harrison. Harold P. Ross, Cecil Hons, George Iiewey VanVolklnbtirg, John
ant. uiortous old banner!
father taking to task a 12 cr 14 year
told boy who had bca using profane
and vulgar language In the presence
of a six-year-old boy. The father said
that he never used profanity In front
of his children and didn't propose to
have other people do so. We admlrea
the father for this. There is ab
solutely no excuse for using profanity
and it is a crime to use it before a
youngster. Any well bred person will
not do so. However, there are many
fathers and older brothers who,
thoughtlessly swear before some
ether fellows son or brother. If this
John Southard. ' Leonard Kllertson. James Harry
IHstrlei Xn. a 1IW.M.1..11 I Van. Johnnie Walter lllggs.
A GREAT IXDV8TRY nnM si,ii,l tunu i-.,t.,... HNtri.t X... 7 (Warren)
The canning Industry, fish, veee-l Pohert iinv n-iiiion. iM.ri..'. u v.mnnt tniiimnn Jo.-l S
tables and fruit. Is crowing rr.pldly, dolph Anderson, Eugene Keelan,' Engstrom. Dennis Lee. Dunran. Emll
on the entire Pacific coast. The in- Francis llernard Keelan, Jolin Jacob J. Cronlund, Cr.rl Cise: r Muhr.
dustry should be encouraged In every. Hammer. Ruel Harold Galttens. ilert I George V. Carlson. Walter Tli odor
Angus Henry Colvln, lie ij: tiiln Tanreii
Dlslrlrl No. II (CnluinliU t lly)
iVIIIIrm L. Vniifver. Harold Add
rey Tn-ry, Hoy Clifford Hnumgard
tier, Lawrence Victor Maxwell, I'ute
Albert L. Dodson, Arelilo Me Kin ley
Johnson, Hay Arelilo Ilitiimgarilnor.
' "'; Keytiol.l Ituheti Hauingardner, Wal
,!",'' li.ee Hoyt I rson.
IM-lriet Xo. I'J (Rainier)
John II. Wlthurti
Wllhurn. Georgn Mill
Lewis Frr.nkllii At
kins. Charles Miller llrvson.
IMxIrirt Xo. Ill (lUlnler)
Clay Parker, Harry I-oul Ingrn
ham. Julio William Sllvo. William
Frederick Lechmcre JoHeph, AmhrnN.i
Patrlik C.allagher, Charles Gilbert
Thayer, Harold Wllltnm Thnyer. Kil
ward Sprague Thayer. Lnurln Frank
lin Slehmv.n. Herbert () Wilson. John
Allien Thayer, Daniel Edward Jesse,
Hobart Jesse, A libra Ornn Ktiunis,
Velvln Swift Ktewsrt. Wnyne Arthur
lUlrl... v.. ""'Hln;
Karl Sine,.,;"; '
,ui ;':
way, as It is a developer of tho coun-i E
try and employer of labor. The fig-!
urea submitted to the Mist by thej"
Columbia Klver Canning & Produce!
Seffert, Elmer Drowning Loyd, ' I.-rson, Alfred Gabrlelson, Erik Chrlslcnsnn. Glenn I). H!ieely, Omir
ford DeMent.
Dlalrl.l v.. .
. J'-Ph Pine; i,H
l-enjanilii Churln iti "
tor Ouderklrk. Anfcfi
'" t No. a
William P....
Rlehr.rd D ! ITIngle. fyi, Ii,;. ,.H
m Wllhurn,1 . I't.rm. ThZ ,H
Ru'rrT."' U""'M,U"'.
IMxtrltt Xo.
John I'eti.r ;'(
IUS Hnydell. I -Vu0' ' ""W
lwls Ov.rh.lt. Willi." ;,'
man. Jam,., .,"
Uvloletl,. Finii "tl""1
Emmarson. c.r i-Jrki
Ilrlel X. , ...7
son. Peter II...... '.'H
(Talon. Georgo W. )ol, John Loroy Kmart llertno, CliirUil
iMelntlro. Lou's llolloviy. W. C. . William Arthur Jnh 1
warteos. Cyd ltiwrtl
Hum A. overlie, Ven-ft
mun. John iJ.. .?"N
Ivan Rakko, Pet.r g,
(Continued on p,,tUl
llcllowr-y, Julius Hot):. Max II. lleck.
Ward Henry Hello av.
DUlrlrt No. 1 1 (Vernmila)
Gain Abe Stanton, Russell Carmen
Stanton, Miirtln Chrlsl'visen, Fred
father- or hrnlher henrrt unmn on a COInpan .., Whicu shows that thou-
else swear before his son or young' dollars were paid the farm
brother, he would be offended. er nd the cannery laborer during tho
And speaking of using profanity ' 80ason JU8t Pt. convinces us that
reminds us of a story we heard long1' cannery which will take the pro-'
ago. On board a Mississippi river tdu.cts of ,ne farms and employ many
steamboat bound from Memphis to 1 la.DOrers- ls a mighty good thing for!
New Orleans, a minister orernjard a ne community. The local cannery
man on deck using the vile; pro-'18 ao,"8 mis ana is entitled to the
faulty. The minister spoke pleasant- jnpport of all who are interested In
ly to the man and in a pleasant man
ner rebuked him for swearing, and
Illustrated his rebuke by saying that
St. Helens and Columbia county.
ssassa COME TO
3
When Hawker made his attemnt to
the devil usually used some eood cross the Atlantic, every one admlr-!
bait for every sin. The men at the ed nls nerve and pluck. When he was
bar downstairs, who were drinking not 'successful, every one here In
and boisterous, had such for bait; ! America regretted that fate was not;
the men who were gambling, had the !'w,tn hlm and they were thankful
bait of obtaining ill-gotten gain be-! he 8nd hls companion were saved.
Tore them, but in the instance of the "1B uuerances wnicn in a :
su n r S3 g
men swearing, the devil threw out
the hook without any bait and the
swearer swallowed the bare hook.
There's a whole lot of truth to this
little story.
The use of profanity on the streets
of St. Helens Is entirely too common
an ocurrence and the women and
manner, exoressed contemnt fnr ih.
manner in which the American avia
tors succeeded In crossing the At-!
lantic, proves that Hawker is not a'
good sport. The navy department did
not have the flight made to be spec- i
tacular. It was for scientific pur
poses and the safeguards provided!
the thorough
children who are passing, should not were onlv a Part of
De compelled to hear It. If there is i r8m-
no ordinance against such a nuisance ';
an ordinance should be passed. If; Clyde Sutherland acknowledges
there Is such an ordinance, It should1 lnal ln city dock; is quite useful. He:
be enforced. bases his opinion on the fact that !
several days ago the steamer Tahoma '
BRIGHT KCTCRE AHEAD came down to St. Helens and there
St. Helens has cause to be thank- 7u? heT Bod P'ace to tie up for
MI. There Is authentic information ! lujl '"V' f,0. The,
that the Standard Oil company, hav do wl" be U8eful BH rrght,
ing faith in the future of St. Helens J ? ,V.m VT0Te. the necessity,
and realizing the importance of the n 'tn"Lbtect,?m! T appar!nt- At
city as a distributing point, will .tf6 time' tkyer. "
spend 120,000 for a distributing sta-1 Ci wh8e ma'n objeet "' !
tlon. The Standard Oil company ! t? vkno' W0llKet in and do a !
does not spend money In wild cat ' L'tUe boostlnK. nock would sooa
schemes nor does it make an Invest- j 9 a PUsy place- ' j
ment without first looking over the! '
field. The fact that they will invest WAP DATA IS i
such a large sum here Is evidence! t - - mot r-MirrT rrr.
that they have Investigated the pos- ' . MOT COMPLETE
sibllltles of St. Helens and are satis-' a . . .7T. ,
fled with the outlook. Superintendent Allen Gets a Line on
The McCormick interests will ex- Several Hundred Soldiers
pend another $100,00 for dock and
terminal facilities. The McCormick i County School Superintendent Al
company have already shown their! ,en 18 Putting forth every effort pos-
iaun in st. Helens by expending morel"' ule lo 8ecure me proper informs
.. -f.'wA, 14 - ; , i ,
if-: J
tnan a quarter of a million nf rtni
lars. Surely this big company is not
throwing '-good money after bad."
St. Helens has a future. In a few
tlon relative to the soldiers who en
listed for service In the war. In a
number of the districts, the teachers
have experienced some difficulty Ii.
years it will be a much lnrcer tnum persuading the returned soldier m
Of this we are convinced. But let usl"11 out the Questionaire submitted
not wait for "outsiders" to make It to. hlm- In 80me cases, parents
a uig town, avery loyal citizen should
put his shoulder to the wheel and
work for a bigger and better St. Hel
ens. Every little effort will help In
unity there Is strength.
The Fourth is not far distance.
Time now to make your plans to
.spend the day in 8t. Helens.
whose boys are vet in tho ervi
have not been able to properly fill
out the record blanks for the reason
that they seem Ignorant of the station
that the boy fills In the army. The
following is the list compiled by Mr
Allen, to date:
District No. 1 (Scappoosc)
Clyde Franklin Gochnour, Roy
1 ., M,;.hmsmm:A 2
31
Some Day You'UThank Us
for keeping ever at it encouraging you to open and
build up a bank account here at the Columbia County
Bank. It may perhaps seem a little thing to you now
but just you wait until that account starts to climb
up in size. Then you'll appreciate that your efforts
have not been in vain.
We invite men, women and
youngsters to bank here '"
EVERY DEPARTMENT OF' BANKING
. SHERMAN M. MILES President
AAliTSTONK1TB Vice Prlsideul
. ' o: MOECK : : : : : : : : : ; : : : ; Aigt. gsj
GZFolumbi
ST HELEN3
IN Cl
3UJMBIA COL
INTY
to Aid in the
A
n n nnn
in
r
1
2? Hi ffl
Hen', Part of the Flrcl Dart Trosram. ol, Prizes to Contest mm
GRAND PARADE, SPEAKING. FRRP. radh.
DRILL TEAM, BASE BALLGAMP adtica DRILL BY THE
RACES, GREASED PIG RACE, LOG AND MENS
JUDGE THOMAS A. McBRIDE
will deliver the Oration
ST. HELENS WANTS ITS NEIGHBORS P-m
?im5 InSTI?KI?'J:0LUMBIA CITYBGOBLE TrVm wnSE' WARREN. YANKTON.
TURN OUT IN FULL FORCP it i en ,7 rREN"OLM AND SPIT7PMRTrpr. TO
CELEBRATION. MAKE YOUR PLANS K.nKX T.DAVS OP FUN FROLIC AND
- " i J ill KM n TIITO rr . m.,.r
mo ulu UH.I-liBKA 1 1UIN
Street dancing at nigW
Dancing in the afternoon on the barge "Swan"
or July Committee iUNDER auspices of the st
lCC HELENS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE)
You Will be WelcoTT rar.1
ti ww--; , ' ...

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