NEWSY NEWS
a P. & a TIME TABLE.
South Bound.
Rainier Local 7:63a.m.
11:06 a. ni.
Rainier Local 3:49 p. m.
7:39 p. m.
North Bound.
8:14 a.m.
Rainier Local 1:68 p.m.
Rainier Local 6:46 p.m.
Joe Clark spent Sunday in Port
land. Mrs. E. A. Rotger spent Thursday
in Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Zipperer spent
Saturday In Portland.
Tom Cooper of Goble, was a St.
Helens visitor Tuesday.
E. A. Rotger was a business visi
tor in Portland Monday.
S. C. Morton and Rev. John Foster
were Portland visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Van Orslioven
spent the week end in Portland.
James Hunt of Portland, is visit
ing friends in St. Helens this week.
Jack Appleton of Deer Island, was
a business visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ramsey is visiting
friends and relatives in Tacoma this
week.
Mrs. J. W. Day and Miss Mary Mc
Cluy spent several days last week in
Portland.
. Miss Lois Perry of Portland, was
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Von A. Gray Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob George attended, Mon
day, in Portland, the funeral of the
late Mrs. Donald Mackay.
Mrs. L. G. Ross was another host
ess last Saturday, with an afternoon
In honor of Mrs. J. S. Allen.
Arnold Hobbs returned home Weil
nesday from San Francisco, where he
has been for the past week.
Miss Amy George spent several
days this week at the home of her
sister, Mrs. W. B. Mackay of Port
land.
Miss Leona Perkins left Thursday
for San Francisco, where she will
visit relatives and friends, also take
In the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Parker and
children of Portland, were guests al
the home of Mrs. Parker's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Muckle.
Mrs. Clyde Sutherland entertained
last Monday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. J. S. Allen, who will leave Fri
day for her new home In Spokane.
Mrs. White and daughter, Miss
Myrtle White of Des Moines, Iowa,
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Quick. Mrs. White Is the
mother of H. W. White, formerly of
this place, but now of Portland.
J. P. Nordln of Lenls, has opened
a Jewelry store In the room formerly
occupied by the Pure Food Bakery.
He has a fine line of goods and makes
a specialty of repairing. He has a
family and expects to locate here
permanently.
Captain Allston Flagg of the Brit
ish army, was killed during the recent
big drive of the allies to the German
armies off the French coast. Captain
Flagg was a nephew of E. H. Flagg,
editor of the Warrenton News, and a
former resident of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin White return
ed Tuesday from a visit with relatives
In North Yamhill. They were sent
for on account of the serious illness
of Mr. White's aunt, Mrs. E. S. Mor
ris, whose age approaches the cen
tury mile stone. She will be 94 next
month. She had greatly Improved
when they left and hopes are enter
tained that she will reach 100 years.
The city of Ontario in Eastern Ore
gon, is in a box. The revenue de
rived from saloon licenses amounts
to $8000 per annum and with Janu
ary 1st, prohibition takes effect, the
revenue of the city will be reduced
that amount. Under the new law
passed by the last legislature, provid
ing that no city shall by direct tax
make a levy which will raise taxes
s over six per cent of the total amount
received by taxation the previous
year. The wisdom of the new law
is questionable.
The farewell reception given fo:
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Allen, who leave
Friday for Spokane, at the M. E.
church Tuesday evening, was one of
the most successful events of the
season. Mrs. L. L. Baker gave a
reading, Joseph McCoy rendered a
vocal selection and La Dare's orches
tra gave two or three selections dur
ing the evening. Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served
later on in the evening.
Mrs. A. J. Demlng was a hostess
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. J.
W. Allen, who leaves Friday to make
her home in Spokane. Miss Marguer
ite Rankin and Miss Eugenia Demlng
assisted about the rooms. A delici
ous lunch was served during the af
ternoon. The guests were: Mes
dames J. 8. Allen, a. H. George, E. E.
Quick, L.' G. Ross, S. C. Morton,
Clyde Sutherland, L. R. Rutherford,
Eugene Blakesley, Frank George, G.
R. Metsker, Mr. R. Rutherford and
Miss Heliburn and Miss Weed.
LIST OF TRANSFERS.
Reported by Columbia County Ab
stract Company.
November 8 M. F. Hason et ux
to John Josepli8on et ux; 16 acres tu
Sec. 13, T. 4. N., R. 2 W., $250.00.
Gabriel Josephson et ux to John
Josephson et ux; 15 acres in Sec. 13,
T. 4 N R. 2 W., $1.00.
Mary Grlndle et ux to Wilson Low
man; land in Sec. 3, T. 6 N.. R. 3 W.,
$1.00.
J. F. Dockery et ux to Eiutl Love
gren et al; lots 4, 6 and 6, Hlk. 78,
St. Helens, $500.00.
Nov. 4 Scappoose Acros Co. to
Taljtro Kumasawa; tract 89 Scap
poose. $10.00.
I. S. Tachlvava to U. Kirino; land
In Sec. 16, T. 4 N., R. 2 W., $275.00.
Nov. 5 j. h. Gray et ux to Cuin
mings Robinson Co.; lots 2 and 3. of
Sec. 36. T. 4 N., R. 2 V $10.00.
Bert Budenbaum to Q. E. Blocker;
land in Sec. 25, T. 6 N., R. 2 W.,
$10.00.
Katharina Herzog to Mrs. Mary C.
Malone; land In Sec. 1 T. 6 N., R. 4
V. $100.00.
Mrs. Emma Nussbaumer to Co
lumbia County; 2.04 acres in Sec. 29,
T. 6 N., R. 2 W.. $150.00.
Peter Felton to Loie Felton; lots
5, 6. 17, 18, 19, BIk. 46; lots 15. 18,
19, Blk. 99; lot 2, Blk. 44, St.' Hel
ens, $1.00
Nov. 6 J. E. Myers to Mrs.
Blanche Mackie; land in Sec. 11, T.
4 N., R. 4 W.. $1.00.
Oregon Fir Lumber Co. to Brough
ton & Wigging Lumber Co.; land in
Sec. 3, T. 6 N., R. p W., $1.00.
J. B. Godfrey et ux to Frank
Tooley, et ux; lots 12 and 13, Blk.
80, St. Helens, $10.00.
H. B. Nicholas et ux to Callle F.
Godfrey; und. half of Blk. 87, St.
Helens, $50.00.
Nov. 8 D. A. Snyder to School
Dist. No. 38; land in Sec. 11, T. 6
N., R. 3 W., $1.00.
WARREN.
Miss Alphtld Berglund spent Sun
day at home.
Miss Ruth Peterson came home
Sunday evening.
Grandma Baker is able to sit up a
little each day now.
Ed Benson and Arthur Lindahl
were Portland visitors Saturday.
The Misses Dahlgrcn were shopp
ing in Portland Saturday.
Eddie Benson and Arthur Lindahl
visited the Land Products show Sat
urday. Mrs. Spalding was a Portland vis
itor Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Mr. Dunton and family visited rel
atives in Portland Saturday and Sun
day. Mrs. A. II. Tarbell is gnlning
strength and sits up a part of each
day.
Albert Larson and daughter, Myr
tle, vUlted In Portland Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Claudia Berglund spent a fen
days at home before leaving for Mc
Cleary, Wash.
A number of the young people
drove down to the skating rink Fri
day evening.
Posters are out for the Boy Scouts
entertainment, to be held In Erlck
son's hell, Nov. 26.
A good delegation of Warrenltes
attended Pomona Grange at Yank
ton Saturday, and report an Interest
ing and Instructive meeting.
Miss Anna Larson entertained with
a birthday luncheon Friday aftet
noon. The table was prettily deco
rated with green leaves and nastui
tlums. Covers were laid for 12.
THE OLDER BOYS
CONFERENCE
The tenth annual Older Boys' con
ference will be held this year at
Salem, November 26,28. It la one of
the most noted conferences of the
state, and la conducted by the state
committee of the Y. M. C. A. Among
the speakers ' will be Dr. Carl G.
Dony, president of Willamette Uni
ersity; W. J. Kerr, president of the
O. A. C; and Gov. James Withy
combo. Ono of the most enjoyablo events
of the conference will be the banquet
on Saturday cvoning, followed by
live toasts by both fathers and sons.
Some of the most Impressive things
TONIGHT
Billy Hire Musical Co. 12 Peo
pie. 10 Pretty Girls. 2 Funny
Comedians. 0 Girls, TIiIm com
pany JuKt clotted at Kmpress The
ater, Portluml. They are on their
way to Heattle to play the entire
Hullivan & Considlne circuit. We
liave been very lucky in securing
this wonderful 12-WH)ilo art. All
the Latest Hongs. Pretty Wurd
robe. Prices 25c and 15c.
COLUMB A THEATRE
ST. HELENS MIST. FRI
of the conforence will be the singing,
the addresses and the papers.
One hus no Idea of the good de
rived from a conforenco of this kind
mil ho hus attended one. St. Hel
ens should have a good delegation.
Entertainment Is furnished free by
the citizens of Salem, and the rail
oad offers reducod rates, thus mak
ing the expense only about $3.60.
Anyone above the ago of 15 who
wishes to attend and represent some
organization, should notify C, E
Ostrunder of the High School.
KKWKIl ASSESSMENTS.
(Continued from page 3).
29th, 1915, said assessment against
the following described real property
became delinquent, and the City Re
corder as required by Ordinance No.
154, will Issue certificates of delin
quency agnlnst the said proporty for
delinquent assessments and interest.
That said Ccrtitlcates cf delin
quency will bear interest at the rate
of ten per cent per annum, until the
certlllcates are redeemed.
Any time after the expiration of
three years from the (lute of delin
quency of any ascessment and Inter
est Includod in a certificate of delin
quency pertaining to said assess
nient, the holder of such certificate
may proceed to perfect title to the
real property covered by said certifi
cate as provided In said ordinance No
154. E. E. QUICK,
City Recorder.
Sewer District So. 7, City of St. Hel
ens, (V.lumblu County, Oregon.
Black. J. E. and L. C, City of St
Helens Lot 13, Block 75, ;9.84.
Black, J. E. and L. C City of St.
Helens Lot 12, Block 76, $70.41.
Cox, William and Catherine, City
of St. Helens Lot 6, Block 69,
$59.84.
Cox, William and Catherine, City
of St. Helens Lot 7, Block 69.
$59.84.
Cox, William and Cntherlno. City
of St. Helens Lot 8, Block 69,
$59.84.
Cox, Anna, City of St. Holens Lot
16, Block 59, $25.95.
Cox, Anna, City of St. Helens Lot
16, Block 59, $25.95.
Cox, Anna, City of St. Holens Lot
17, Block 69, $25.95.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 18, Block 69,
$63.27.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 19, Block 69
$70.41.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 20, Block 69,
$70.41.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 21, Block 69,
$70.41.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 22, Block 69.
$84.49.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 8, Block 74.
$21.12.
Columbia County Ronl Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 9, Block 74.
$21.12.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 10, Block 74.
$21.12.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 11, Block 74,
$35.21.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 12, Block 74,
$42.24.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 13, Block 74,
$28.16. v
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 14, Block 74,
$28.16.
Columbia County Real Estate Co.,
City of St. Helens Lot 16, Block 74,
$28.16.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 9, Block 68, $28.16.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 10, Block 58, $28.16.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 11, Block 58, $14.08.
Dillard, W. B.. City of St. Helens
Lot 12, Block 68, $35.21.
.Dillard, W. R., City of St. Helons
Lot 1. Block 50, $66.88.
Dillard. W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 21, Block 60, $70.41.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 22, Block 60, $98.67.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 1, Block 75, $21.12.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 2, Block 76, $42.24.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Holensr,
Lot 3, Block 75, $42.24.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 4, Block 76, $49.29.
Despaln, U. S. and E. A., City of St.
Helens Lot 19, Block 75, $56.32.
Despain, U. 8. and E. A., City of St.
Helens Lot 11, Block 75, $45.76.
Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 19, Block 75, $59.84.
, Dillard, W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 20, Block 76, $69.84.
Dillard, W. B City of St. Helens
Lot 21, Block 75, $42.24.
Dillard. W. B., City of St. Helens
Lot 22, Block 76, $21.12.
Fresh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 3, Block 63, $42.24.
Fresh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 4, Block 63, $49.29.
Fresh, Mlko, City of St. Helens
Lot 19, Block 63, $56.32.
Fresh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 20, Block 63, $56.32.
Fresh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 21, Block 63, $56.32.
FreBh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 22, Block 63, $66.89.
Frlskle, Clara, City of St. Holens
Lot 14, Block 64, $77.45.
Fresh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 19, Block 76, $45.76.
Fresh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 20, Block 76, $45.76.
FreBh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 21,. Block 76, $45.76.
Fresh, Mike, City of St. Helens
Lot 22, Block 76, $63.37.
Harris, Ida, City of St. Helens
Lot 12, Block 64, $91.64.
Harris, Ida, City of St. Helens
Lot 13, Block 64, $77.45.
Hazen, M. F. and M. A., City of St
Helens Lot 1, Block 76, $69.84.
Hazen, M. F. and M. A., City of St
Holens Lot 2, Block 76, $42.24.
Hazen, M. F. and Mary A City of
St. Holens Lot 3, Block 70, $35.21
Hazen, M. F. and Mary A.. CHv nr
St. Helens Lot 4, Block 76, $35.21.
DAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1915.
Hazen. M. V. and Mary A., City of
St. Holens Lot 1, Block 79, $46. 70.
Hazon, M. F. and Mary A., City of
St. Holens Lot 2, Block 79, $24.64.
Hazen, M. F. and Mary A., City of
St. Melons Lot 3. Block 79, $24.64.
Hazen, M. F. and Mary A., City of
St. Holens Ut 4, Block 79, $24.64.
Hazen, M. F. and Mary A., City of
St. Helons Lot 19. Block 79, $31.69.
Huzen. M. F. and Mary A., City of
St. Helens Lot 20. Block 79, $31.69.
Hazen, M. K. and Mary A., City of
St. Helens lA)t 21. Block 79, $38.73.
Huzen, M. F. and Mary A., City of
St. Helens Lot 22, Block 79, $14.08.
Mueller, A. W., City of St. Helens
It 16, Block 75, $59.84.
Mueller, Alice L City of St. Hel
ens Lot 17, Block 75, $59.84.
Mueller, A. W. and A. I.., City of
St. Helens Lot 18, Block 76, $59.84.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St. Helens
M 1, Block 64, $14.08.
Nlcholus, W. C, City of St. Holens
Lot 2, Block 64, $14.08.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St. Helens
Lot 3, Block 64, $17.60.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St
Lot 4. Block 64, $24.64.
Nicholas, V. C, City of St
Helens
Helens
Lot 6. Block 64. $42.24.
Nicholas. V. C, City of St. Helens
Lot 6, Block 64, $42.24.
Nicholas, W. C. City of St. Helens
Lot 8. Block 6.4. $56.32.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St. Holens
-rLot 9. Block 64, $56.32.
Nicholas. W. C, City of St. Helens
-I ot Hi, Il'ixk ft. $36.?!.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St. Helens
Lot 17, Block 64, $35.21.
Nicholas, W. C. City of St. Helens
Lot 18. Block 64. $21.12.
Nicholas, W. C. City of St. Helens
Lot 19, Block 64, $21.12.
Nicholas, W. C. City of St. Helens
Lot 20. Block 64. $28.16.
Nicholas. W. C. City of St. Helens
Lot 21, Block 64, $35.21.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St. Helens
Lot 22, Block 64. $35.21.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St. Helens
Lot 8, Block 65, $28.16.
Nicholas, W. C. City of St. Helens
Lot 9, Block 65, $28.16.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St. Helens
Lot 10. Block 65, $28.16.
Nicholas, W. C, City of St. Holens
Lot 11, Block 65. $28.16.
Nicholas. W. ('.. City of St. Helens
Lot 12, Block 65, $42.24.
Nicholas. W. C, City of St. Helens
Lot 13. Block 65, $35.21.
Nicholas, W. C. City of St. Helens
Lot 14, Block 65, $35.21.
Quam. B. ('., City of St. Helens
East half Lot 10. Block 64, $35.21.
Quam. Eda, City of St. Helens
West half Lot 10. Block 64, $35.21.
Quam, B. C. and K., City of St. Uni
ons East half lA)t 11, Block 64,
$49.29.
Quam, Eda, City of St. Helens
West hnlf Lot 11, Block 64, $49.29.
Smith, O. L. and Emma V., City of
St. Helens Lot 1, Block 63, $66.89.
Smith, O. L. and Emma V., City of
St. Helens IaH 2, Block 63, $52.81.
Savnge, Nina M., City of St. Helens
I-ot 5. Block 75. $49.29.
Wilkinson, Lurindn, City of St.
Helens Lot 14, Block 75. $59.84.
Wilkinson, Luclndu, City of St.
Helons Lot 15, Block 75, $59.84.
City of St. Holens, Washington
Square 12 l.otH, $501.43.
City of St. Helens, Washington
Squaro 2 Lots, $140.82.
Look Here
BOYS AND GIRLS
Kuvo your tickets until Christmas
live and the boy that secures the
urgent number In value will In
Kivcn n line pair of (.katex, mid I lie
Kill it big beautiful doll, at
EDDIE'S PLACE
A thket with every piircliaxe.
TRY OUR WANT ADS
Eor Kent 130 acre farm, two
miles from Benverton; one mile from
olectrlc cur lino stallon; 40 acres of
good, tlllalilo land, 1)0 ncres In pus
turo and timber. A great bargain ut
$250 per year. Seo St. Helens Im
provement Co. 4 5-tf.
.- For Sale Wlnton six automobile;
llVst class condition; cost new $5600;
worth $2000; will sell cheap for
cash, or terms to responsible purty.
Will consider exchange for farm prop
erty or acreage in Columbia county.
Clen It. Metuker, St. Helens, Oro. 2-t.
For Sulo Cow, fresh December J ;
5 years old; $60. A. Van Dolah',
lloulton, Oro. 47-2t
For puro sweet elder. Northern Spy
or Jonathan Apples, drop a postal to
C. 8. Uuhl, St. Helens, Oro. 46-4t.
Wanted To excluingToTtTud
proporty for unimproved cheap farm
land. 655 Tacomu avo., Portland
Ore.
Org:tn for nuln or trr.de for heifer
two years or over that gives milk or
Is coming In soon. Organ, $10 t
B. Lott, St. Helens. 2-tf
Lots In rostrletod district near
river, $200 and $250 each '
42 tf' B. Goi.FJlEY.
For Sale Fresh milch cows
young pigs and shoals. C J Larson'
Warra'i, Oro. urson,
For Sale A quantity of hlmalava
berry p ants, at 4 conts each AppW
uuce (j0" 8t "ohms. MchlDtf
Wanted Fresh (lows Wo will buv
your fresh cows If tost ! t,"f '7
K ft' , n Write orptne
Clover Hill 1-arm, Door Iahmd, Ore-
MchStf
CHURCHES.
KplNCopal Church
Thero will ho service In tho Epis
copal church next Sunday tminliiK,
November 14, nt 7:46; ulso Monday
morning at 9:5o. Kvoryono U In
vited. Congregational Church,
10 a. m., Blblo school; 11 a. m ,
"WIIEHK IS JESl'S CHItlST AND
WHAT IS illi DOING?" 0:30 p. 111.,
I'liriuihui Knileiivor: 7:30 D. III.. "IS
WAIl UIlillT? IS PHYSICAL UK-'
SISTANCE IIKIIIT?" SHALL WE
KILL BUY AN'B DOVE OU TAKK
TEDDY'S PISTOLS? John Foster,'
Ph. H , B. n.
M. K. Church.
Sunday school 10 a. in.; preach In
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. I'reslden
Carl G. Doney of Willamette Univer
sity of Salem, Oregon, will preach al
both of thoHH services. Everyone will
want to hear this distinguished
preacher and scholar. A most cor
dial Invitation Is. extended to all to
come. It will bo a rare treat. We will
l.o certain to have a comfortable
lii'.IM ti'; on Sum).1.), ri no en" need
fear not being comfortable at these
rervlcos. Epworth League 6:30 p
ni.; Miss Eilrie Lalluro Is leader,
which ussiires a good meeting. F. N.
Saudlfur.
PREVENTION OF
TUBERCULOSIS
Tho Oregon Association for the
Prevention of Tuberculosis, with
headquarters at 503 Corhctt building.
Portland, Ore., was organized during
July, for the pur pone of preventive,
educational and relief Hues ot work.
The objects of the association are:
1. Dissemination of knowledge
concerning the causes, treatment and
prevention of t .i! itcuIiihIh.
2. Investigation of the prevalence
of tuberculosis In the state of Oregon!
i' lid the collecting and publishing of
useful Information.
3. Securing of proper legislation
lor the relief und prevention of tuber
culoshi. 4. Cn-oporntlon with tho public
authorities, state und local boards of
health, tho national association for
the study und prevention of tuber
culosis, medical societies and other
organizations In npproved measures
ndopted for tho prevention of disease.
5. Promotion of tho organization
ill
Men's $ I. fill V-neck Hn ruler Coals ..
UidliV $1.2.1 Miifl .7 WhInIn
IjiiIIik' Outing I'lai I Night fiounx
tegular $1.2.1 nml $1.50 Com
$1.2.1 Cotton llluuketH 1
Men's 'ot I, in nlnn Hulls !
IjhIIcm' imIiI sizes Nlioen ami HI
I'liilM'relliiN, lailiex or men. . . .
Men's Hals j
tegular $1.25 Monarch Hlil'r't.j
IjkIIc' guarantor! Hom, 4 ia
12 yds. loc Out log I lannrl . . j
5 pr. Men's 25r Lisle Hox
"f 1. 25 All Wool Merge , ,
yds. Calico
.. t ... .5
I 1
3
M case National Biscuit Co. Crax $10
3-lb. cans Coffee (any brand regular 40c sel
ler) 1.00
5 pkK. Mt. Hood Washing Powder" ...... 1
3 pkg. Oats Flakes .... 100
5 lbs. Walnuts or Almonds' '.'.V. 1'00
4 canr. Milk, Ruaranteed 100
12 cans Tomatoes 1.00
These are cash prices, please do not ask for
credit on these prices.
WILLIAMS & HALL
"RED RIBBON STORE."
mid work of such locuTZZT"
may bu needed. M
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provlnlon for coiihum, '"'lint,
tubllshment of .', Dni"
sarlos and othorwlso ' N'
TIlO nrnirnn n..-. .......
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of tho National Bssoclutn , k
Study and C.,r , n for lk
This branch I. . n ..
!.. two cam,,,.,: .;. ' t '
wiiisiy. ll,, ,
sorvauco of Tul.orcul,.,,!,. () ' "J
Red Cross Heal hi y.M4"
est desire of " U' "'
.opntsoaiswithin,;,;;;:;.
one In Oregon who wli10, ""'
the.,,. No locality ,,,
take tiart K.,. . . W
" , n liolp. F..V
community should hav . ... .
Order now. The ., b(,Ki;,
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SIMMONS.
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In the Circuit Court of tlio a.,.. ,
bis wifo-ahitl.i.T'Z
tor: In tho name of ti,-
gon. you are hereby twni u
pe.ir und answer ,
acainst vou I.. n, ... :'" ".'. B,W
on or beforotl e II IT " '?.
ber. 1916. and If
for want thereof, pluintin, will
to tho t'oiirl fr ).- ...ii... "W
in the complalnL toTO
iwi. ..lv,. void, and
of no further form hp ,... ' "
that the cloud occurring inj J.,,.!!
Iiv Ilia r,....ll.. - ... . .. ,UM
.., ... ........,. , , na,,, fauna
muy be taken from .iff n,. ..i.i
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I -.en and removed, and that th
tiffs may have their ! ujfe
bursements herein, and lurmchoth
ti.l fit I. am as viurr
ami ouuttHble to tin I flllft
This summons Is served upon yoi
iiuifii. aniMi iiurnuHlll 10 in onln
of tho Hon. J. A. Eukln, Judgeof th
libovo entitled Court, nmile ind
tered on the 6th day of Nommb,,
Attorney fur I'lalntiSi
First publication, Nov. 6, lilt.
1-nnt publication, Dec. le, 1916.
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