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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1919
1 1 w ::L-lk.itl.'l.' I tvil V'l (It KKKKIKH VDTH'K
After wasting oi'an of ink an
liwiied Kverjr Friday by
TUK MIST n ULISHIXG COMPANY
O. D. HElLBORN....Vlce President
and Manacor.
B. C. MORTON Editor
SUBSCRIPTIO.V KATES
One Year $!. 00
Six Months 1.00
Entered aa eecond-clasa matter.
January 10th, 1912, at the Poitofflce
at St. Helens, Oragon, under the act
of March 3rd. 187.
COCXTT OFFICIAL PAPER
CHAHIU Of COMMIRCI
hundreds of tons of paper and gov
ernment franked envelopes on how to
utiliie the logged-off lands, the
Evergreen blackberry, the logan
berry, strawberries and other small
fruits may turn the trick.
Hundreds of families are planning
to grow berries of various kinds be
tween the stumps, and to plant
evergreen blackberries at tho base
of the stumps, using the stumps
themselves for supports for the
vines, thus getting a crop from the j
very ground occupied by the stumps
until the owner is ablo to clear tho
land.
The idea, with variations and other
suggestions, has been taken up when?
there are logged-off lands.
Chambers of Commerce and publi
city bureaus have Included this plau
ti titan I..cvi7m1-nf f l.tnila
Member National Editorlnl Aaao- The jujce Jum am, prMOrvng
elation and Oregon Stato Editorial pIants have nlaile R wondorfut nlar.
Association. kPt for ,hes0 8mali frUit!, especially
- "" ! in western Oregon and Washington
TDK IMIKSKXT I '
OX KlXAXtl.lI. KI.ACKl.lST
notick
Armistice Day was observed in St.
Helens. We say observed advisedly,
tor there is a marked difference lb
observing a day and celebrating a
it
Oregon citizens will have to use
good judgment at coming election to
OK lUSTHltT
MKKTlXtt
Koad Pistrlct No. 3
Columbia County, OrfRon
Notice Is hereby given that in pur
suance of a petition duly signed by
.10 freeholders and legal voters of
Koad District No. 5. Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon, and presented to the
County Court of t olumbi.-. l ounty. ,., , VMvM ;lM,l Mi
Oregon, a District Koad Meeting ot ' (f ,j
the legal voters of sahl Ken. ins
triet No. 3 will be held In the Orange
Hall at Yankton. Oregon, on tho
12nd day of November, 1919, at the
hour of 1 o'clock. 1'. M., of said day.
said meeting to be for the purpose
of voting a Special Koad Tax in said
District, on uot to exceed 10 mllH
on the Dollar of all taxable property
In said Koad District.
Dated this 5th day cf November,
1919.
A. E HARVEY.
County Commissioner.
OK lUSTIUtT KOAD
MKK.TI
Horn! District No. &
Columbia County. Oregon
Notice Is hereby given Hint In is
suance of a petition duly signed by
5 freeholders and 1-mil voters of
Itoad District No. f, Columbia Comi
ty. Oregon, and presented I
r.mntv Court of Columbia County.
Meeting ol
the l.'gitl voters of sua mnui
triet No. & will l' held In lb Heaver
lloiuei lirimge ll.ill, on the iZn day
of November. 191 . at tlu hour of 1
o'clock I. M , of xaid day. said meet
ing to bo for the purpose of voting
a Special lload Tax in s.ild Pli'trlc.t.
on not to exceed 10 mills on tho
Dollar of all taxable property In said
Koad District.
Dated this nth day of Novetubei.
1919.
A. K HAUVIOV.
County Commissioner
NOTIt'K
KOAD
a day ana ceieorating a steer the old ship of state clear of
day. Armistice Day. wnue "line shoals which are
marked the cessation of hostilities tlie ghape f proposed freak legisla
among a dozen warring nations, does(ton
not have the significance of lnde-1 The ol(1 gjngie (ax measure Is
pendence Day. The allies were ou)aKain on lhe lot gnd , new propo.
the eve of a great success which sUion t0 reduce the legal rate of in
would have convinced those inhabl- teres, to four and five percenl. Tuis
tants of Germany that the forces of latter nieasure WOuld make It abso
the kaiser were beaten. The armis-, ,utely lmpogsible ,0 borrow money ln
tice prevented the ultimate success 0regon (or wl)0 would ,oan lt t0 ,n.
and decisive victory which was near divilluaU at tIlig rate when ,hev
We are now reaping the results of a ;.ouI(1 ,nvest Jn gafe ROVerDment
half-way victory, but with the same s(a,e an(, munlci , securitM draw.
determination that we had when the
boys left and the same patriotic im- yJJLi
pulse which we felt, we must con- ,. ., , ,
;.. ... ,, .'. -,- . ouch a measure would put Oregon
tinue our efforts for our country. . , v. , .
Our foreign problems have been V'6 f'n,a"cial UA ot 11
disposed of too quickly and our ! worltl the borrower could
home problems have come thick andine" et a. 011ar
fast. Some of them, no doubt. Oregon has voted down radical
prompted and sponsored by these mesus for years and It will have
antagonistic to our governmont. j t0 ao 80 once tuore-
There was a great responsibility
before the American people Armistice! Good roads are necessary. The
Day and those responsibilities are no!?TOth and development of Columbia
less today. That same love of country ?7"n,f depends on s ia(, T!l"
which was so in evidence a year ago. I M,s is ln favcr of road, but
that same patriotic feeling which I vou d " the voter at the road
every loyal citizen had in his breast. I meetings not to go over their heads.
should now be shown, for this,F'Kure out what is needed. Figure
OK MSTKllT
MKirrivo
Koad District No. 4
Columbia County, Oregon
Notice Is herebv riven t':rt in pur
suance of r. petition duly signed by ; I-owry Simpson Miller, iwcmt.int
Sl'MMOXH
in the ciKcrrr coi iit ov
STATE Or' OUElloN KOK
COCNTY OK COl.KMIHA.
llilnm Miller. Plaintiff,
vs.
THE
THE
.1 .i i I 15 freeholders and legal voters of; To I.ory Simpson Miller. Defend
tnreatmg in: Roa(, ,,is,rU.t No 4 t-0unii,;l Coun-I nt:
ty. Oregon, and presented to the I In the Name of the Stale of Ore
County Court of Columbia County. pon: You are hereby required to np
Oregon, a District Kosd Meeting of pear and answer the com pi a I nt filed
the legal voters of said Koad District against you In the above entitled
No. 4 will be held ln tho Urangeisult within mid not later than six
Hall at Deer Island. Oregon, on the: weeks sfier Hi dale of the first pub
22nd day of November, 1918, at the! Ilrallon of this summons, and If yon
hour of 1 o'clock 1. M. of said day,' fall to so appear ; iid answer, the
snid meeting to be for the purpose of Plaintiff will take n d vreo rk.nlnst
voting a Special Koad T.-x In said . 'ou n prayed for In the complaint
District on not to exceed 10 rallies onj f,,,,J ""'In, to wit: C.r an absolute
the Dollar of all tax-.blo property In vorce forever dissolving the bonds
tr.ld Road District , of matrimony now and heretofore ex-
"Dnted this" 6th dav of November.1 1,1 ,,l"t. !,,y ,'",v-''"" 1'lalntlff
I9j9 j and defendant herein, and for such
A E 1HRVEY lr,,1r further relief as may be
County 'Commissioner ',""!1'lhKl mr''' ,n.".T. rrm'.
! and for her costs and disbursements
herein Incurred.
The complaint herein Is base!
upon the statuatnry grounds of de
country now faces a crisis unparalled
in its history. It is a time for unity
and for country.
BREAD PRICES
out how much the district can stand
in the way of taxation an dthen vote
intelligently. The taxes voted must
be paid and the time when taxes are
paid is no time to "cry over spilled
milk." In other words, when votini
The commissioners appointed by special taxation figure' the benefits
Mayor Baker of Portland, have ren-iand tne cost
reded a report justifying Portland j '
bakers in raising the price of bread j
from 19 cents to ll cents per loaf. lf ,he democrats found a single
St. Helens Report St. Helens! grain oi comion in ine results oi tne
NOTICE
OK DISTRICT
MKKTIMJ
Road District No. 10
Columbia County, Oregon
KOAD
, ertlon and the order for the publl-
i Plttfon nf liritttliitia n-n. mit. nn
Notice is hereby given, that In pur-' rl,out , th of ,,,.,,.,.
suance of a petition duly signed by by the Honorable J A KaVIn Judge
21 freeholders and legal voters of nf ,, rircull Court, of tho Slate of
Road District No. 10. Columbia Coun-! Oregon, for Columbia Count v and
ijr, i.regun, auu presented 10 ine
County Court of Columbia County.
Oregon, a District Koad Meeting of
the legal voters of said Koad District
No. 10 will be held in the Spltzenherg
School House, on the 22ud day of
November. 1919, at the hour of I
o'clock P. M., of said day. said meet-
In which order It was specified thai
this summons he published fnr
period of six consecutive weeks. In
the St. Helens Mist, a newspaper of
general circulation In Columbia
County. Oregon, f lr:t dale of ruhll
cntlon to be made on the 10!h day
of October. 1919. and the list nut,
iig to be for the purpose of voting a; Kent ion to be inr.do on lhe 21st day
.special Road Tax in said District, on or November, 1919.
not to exceed 10 mills on the Dollar: W DEN
oi ai laxaoie property in said Koa'l Attorney for IMalntff
I District. m
MARTIN WHITE, i lime von noticed the rapid growtu
bread and sell it nt 10 cents per loaf. 'nd what will they find for consola-1 county Jungi or the Mist Want Ad column. If
: tion in tne ract tnat Oklahoma v.. Tnv .... .... .... i " n nring
bakers will continue to make good elections in New Jersey and Marv-
The Report St.-Helens bread ia ! tlon in the fact that Oklahoma
Just as goad as Portland -bread and:elec,ed republican congressman to
Is manufactured in St. Helens. When ! succeed a democrat. The fact that
one spends a dime for St. Helens !,he successful republican was at var-
bread, the dime stays in St. Helens. I lance with President Wilson's Idea
Y.'hen one pays 11 cents for Portland J of th League of Nations while his
'bread the 11 cests coes to Portland democratic opponent was strongly in
and does not return to St. Helens favor of the Wilson policy, makes the
: The Right Report If you can buy i victory all the more distasteful to,1?
St. Helens bread in St. Helens end it ! democrats. It begins to look as ('
is just as good bread r.8 Portland though the handwriting was appear-!
bread, why not. patronize home in- lnK 0I the wall,
dustry. j
. Tbe HS- L -ReP,r " JO" l8h; Tiie report of the s-hotl st perin
to lower tho cost of living buy home;u.ndont of tbe st Helens 8c!lools as
products. -nMIshed in last weok's Issue of the
I The Economist' Report If St. Mist, stated that eight parents had
Helens bread is just as good and 10 ; visited the school during the month
per cent chcr.per, St.. Helens people ' and that the number of visits from
should buy St. Helens bread. - . , : school directors was 0. The Mist
Better support home industry. ! hopes thct the next report will show
NOTICE
that at least 50 parents visited the
school and that more genuine inter
est was manifest in school ?f fairs.
f SOLDIER RED CROSS
An ex-service man was in the Mist
office this week. He r.sked where; '
the Red Cross headquarters were.) it is unfortunate that one bad
He said he wanted to contribute to place on the road between St. Helens
the Red Cross Drive. In wartime hu j and Scappoose makes the road al
was a private. His wages were Just , most impassable. It Is. clso. quite
II per day snd, he had been in . unfortunate that the detour north of
France. This wacwhat he said: "I Deer Island and the bridge which
don't know what the Red Cross to spans Tide Creek is also almost Im
going to do with the money they are ! passable. Who is to blame? There
petting now, but I know what they; can be no good rer.son why 40 miles
did with it when I w.ts in Frcnce. of good road is Impassable on account
I'm for the Red Cross and I want to ! of two impassable places. Who is to
contribute my dollar." He did it. i blame?
OK DISTKKT
MEETING
Road District No. 12
Columbia County, Oregon
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance of a petition duly signed by
6 freeholders and legal voters of
Koad District No. 12, Columbia
ounty, Oregon, and presented to the
ounty t ourt of Columbia Countv.
Oregon, a District Road Meeting of
the legal voters of said Road Dis
trict No. 12 will be held in tho
County Court Room In the Court
House on the 22nd day of Novem
ber, 1919. at tho hour of 1 o'clock P.
M , of said day, said meeting to be
for the purpose of voting a Special
Road Tax in said District on not t
exceed 10 mills on the Dollar of nil
taxable property In said Rond Dis
trict Dated Oils 5th day of Novembrr.
1 '
MARTIN WHITE.
County Judge.
KOl results, people Wouldn't use theiil.
NOTICE
KOAD
fj
Have You a Tidy Surplus
Tucked Away
EVERYBODY should be able to answer "Yes" to
that question for it is evidence that one is look
ing out for the future.
We not only encourage the opening of accounts here
at the Columbia County Bank but do everything we
can to encourage those accounts Growing. , For one
thing we pay a liberal rate of interest.-
"THE COMMUNITY BANK"
SHERMAN M. MII.E3. ..... . President
MARTIN WHITE Vloe President
A. L. STONE
CaBhler
OK DIKTKKT
MEETING
Road District No. 2
Columbia County, Oregon
Notice is hereby given that In pur
suance of a petition duly signed by
13 freeholders and legal voters of
fifad District No. 2, Columbia
County, Oregon, and presented t
:ie County Court of Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon, a District Road Meeting
of the legal voters of said lload Dis
trict No. 2 will be held in the Erlck
son Hall at Warren, Oregon, on the
C2nd day of November, 1919 at the
hf-ur of 1 o'clock I. M.. of said day
aalri meeting to be for the purpose of
oting a Special Road Tax In said
!):strlct. on not to exceed Hi n,m.
on the Dollar of mi taxable property
j In said Road District.
j "''"'Stli day of November.
i A. E. HARVEY',
I - County Commissioner.
You Can't Buy
Better Bread
than
RAMSEY'S
10 Cents the Loaf
All our Bakery Products
are Rood
Made of good material
and in a sanitary
bakery
Ice Cream
Candy
Hot and Cold Drinks
RAMSEY'S
St. Helens, Oregon
NOTICE
ROAD
OK DISTRICT
MEETING
Road District No. 1
Columbia County, Oregon
Notice is hereby given that In nur
Huauce of a petition duly signal by
15. freeholders and legal voters of
Road District No. 1. Columbia Conn
iy,.Oregn, and presented to the
rounty- 0urt o Columbia CountV
Oregon, a District Itoad Meeting or
P, ir.ii o e,a ,n-,ne Walt
Price Hall, Scappoose, Oregon on
! the 22nd .la ,.t v. .' A"' 0,1
ih- . - ". -"'-""'el-, isis, an
, ..... ..,u. ui i o ciock P. M., of said
j y, said meeting to be for the pur-
i ' . , . " B"Brll Road Tax
said District.
In
on not in t n r. a . H
mills on the Dollar of all ,a,
property in said Road District.
wa.e., img oth day of November,
1919.
A. E. HARVEY,
County Commissioner
JfflQNGlJPJW
in collB-Tu"
The Izzard Gas HeMw Is the
la oat Improved kerosene burner It
s absolutely safe and dependable I
nHeiRken the ncy this heiier
nd have one ln operation In my
store. If you want to make yZ,
ouse more comfortable nnd at a
esser cost, come and see this heater
'idles especially Invited Jllhn
1'hlllip, Central Confectionery i
We have about 75,000 feet
of '-inch Common Lum
ber, random widths and
lengths, on hand in our
yard, and, as we need the
space to make way for the
new addition to our mill,
are offering it at a flat
price of $10.00 per thous
and feet in order to move
it quickly. Lay in a supply
while it lasts.-
St. Helens
Lumber Company
Farmers' Attention!
$10,00
LUMBER
Our Bargain Table
Kvcry day in the week there are different and m
called lor articles placed on our Bargain Table Th
ju ice on the articles on the table are tor THAT Dav
ONLY, and the prices are from y
10 to 25 per cent, below :
Regular Prices
When you phone your grocery order or when o
solicitor calls on you, be sure to ask
"what has the bargain table today"
This is just, a little money-saving proposition that we
originated in a conscientious effort to hcl reduce th
II. C. L. .
THOMAS H. ROY
Yes. We Deliver
St. Helens, Oregon
The Money Saving Grocer
Phone 42
Thanksgiving
is Coming
IS YOUK DINING TAULK O. K. FOR THAT
FAMILY GATHERING? ;
We Have Them in 6foot Extension, 42-inch .
Hound Top at
$14.25, $18.25, $21.75
Larger Sizes in Quartered Oak at right prices
II in need of any, come and see our line "
Also DINING CHAIRS to match
E. A. ROSS
.ST. HELENS, OREGON
MASONIC 15LDG.
1
Oakland Secni?,
We have the ngxincy for this light 6-cylimler car. Aw
much investigation we are satisfied that there
better light car made and the price is right. Everjo"1"1
is a booster.
Great Bargains in Used
- Cars
We have on hand for immediate
delivery several big bargain
t ' cart;. , .'
1 Chevrolet, in good condiuon
$375.00
1 191C. Ford, in good condition
$300.00
1 1318 Ford, in good condition
; ; $375.00
1 1919 Ford, in good condition
$450.00 ;
All of these cars have, been -overhauled and are " i
class mechanical condition.-The 1919 Ford is the bigg
bargain we have had for a lone time. Better come q
Fords are in demand and they,rehard.to get. .
COPELAND AUTO CC
Sales Room and Office .on Cowlitz Street
, ST.', HELENS, OREGON
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