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ST. IIRT.P.MC MTCT rotnM ..,r, - I SUMMONS IxOTICK OF UNA I, HKTTLKMKXT.I d. ' i T T" - ' r run 'Mill ill! , M f" li -. O. A. C. AHMOUY Scene of the Horse Hhoo and Mllllnry Toiiriuuiumt IOWA NO LONGER CORN KING IlllnolH has wrested from Iowa the honor position of premier corn-pro-t; North Dakota took Kansas' pu,,o a first Wheat-producing Hluto; Minnesota tnnli fp... Ui.m York the firHt place an potato-pro- IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 8TATK OK OREGON FOR THK JOUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Theodore E. Nlvlson, Plaintiff, vs. Joan M. NIvlMon, Defendant. To Jean M NIvlBon: In the iiumo of the State of Oregon you are hereby Hiiirimonml tn tumour duclng Mate; Pennsylvania reeai. ! and ttnsw!r t" complaint filed lun-d her man, im firut i.i, . ' aKalnst you In the abovo entitled Bult nro.ii.. i..- '. buckw,1Biit- within six week from the date of ro.iU(.lnK Btato. which WaH taken Ue first publication of this summons, limn her l.y New York In 1H, and I lo"wlt' wRI'ln 'x weeks from May Noith Dakota took from California : 2, 191G' ul"1 1 ycu fa" to 80 appear ilni banner f..r firwt i . i for wn"t of "wer thereof, the . banner for first barley-produc-1 plaintiff will ask the court for a tie mg mate, uecordli.K to results of jcree of divorce; llio grounds or plalnt--rop production last seuson. 8tatls- flf'B Bult b'jlng desertion for a period lies Jui.t announced by the bureau ot 1 tlmn one yoar 'iron fHtti.mtnu irivn i. . .. i T1'ls """""ions is served upon you ..r u l , , , . Udl"K ,,y Pu,,1'cation thereof for six con- " """" cii oi me prin-1 secuuve wcoks in tne St. Helens Mist el.i.,1 ,,..... .... : u, II... - . JCTION OF CASCAKA BAKK 1uii.l of rant-urn imrk were i,b Ulushiw Nullonul Forest during lli" '"lf ' A F t -: i I il'-iiinnil for this .. . i u !...!. ... nil'''"-'1''11 i'"""" ,i Slaw i"' Kiiropo, kxIhIh. i ur ni'ii't of tlx exptirtud .tram lrk Imliistry begun, .rl.il, in ( '.til furn In about ,1 lor iiuny years Cullfornlu ai iru.liiiUoii of Imrk, x m muili ih f. 0,000 pounds lo ywir. .Now wi'Bimn oro- ,fly liiiwi'.'ii the Slletx and rli'M. mid l i It'Biwr do- item WuslililKtim, lire llio loiirc'ii of supply. The (or- rt iy Ihut the di-Mtructlvo lrui-llii'l In oht.ilnintt the prlv.iti-l) owned land bait lu Kra.l il.illy re.luclliK till) :ro uf runrii trees, louvliiK nisi fur.-iitn .it nu Imporlanl ,-nlsr) sourt-n of supply. ;m from l.lih rusrnra burk lui-d la vurl.iiiHly known an chllllni uti.l bearberry. Hears fund of (he I. lin k, hurry-Ilk ilcli the Ir.-o pr.itlui'iis, and i tirulch the burk Imilly In k llio tree to uecura It. The itrh.il trees uru so difficult that they lire fre.uently left irk Katlierers. thus prnvl.liiiK I Ut-ni trees In help perpetuate; of tlie rusrara burk Is peeled ' I rt un.l hin.ill rnni-hers In tht whoro li Kinws. Tho peelliiK! pens In April un.l closes when I rk bi'Kltn to tlKhten lu August, i k i tnken i.rf the tret) lu as ' Irlps as puHsllile, i.pread on ; or oilier inaterlul to keep It ' iruuii.l, un.l dried In tho huh. It llirlie:. in illanicter, neur ri!i)ii, yielded 24 8 pouuilaj m bark. When thoroughly, mil ready for market, tint burk I I but 1 as pntiuds. TIiIb l: :l o larcn yield for n stnglo' i I :i i-ancara nark is cut from 1 j.l ftirort land, iho regulations; lorentry department rtuiulr' be so cut thai tlie tree repro- lliemi.ve. un.l this valuable Ireo bo perpetuated, The stumps miint bo only ulx luclien high, cut clean in.. I Miioolh, the burk upon them left UlidlHliirbed. If hH H done, the stumpn will send out shout., which In 20 or 30 years will develop Into trees big enouidi to yield nu other crop of bark. Ttvdliig und selling cascara bark linn furnliilied many a homu.,touili)r Willi tlio grub stuko neee.mary to keep hlin going wl.lli! ho was getting laud cleared and ready for cultivation I'lfloen yours ago there wua a scar city o( burk In the world's maikets, and It brought Iho r.eliler from ten lo twenty cents u pound, ovt.n run ning us high as 21) cents. This meant a K'd profit for tho hark gatherer, 'or tho past seven yours, however, tho price has been from 3 Vt to B cents per pound ut I'ortland, and as a result llio ranchers huvo lost much of their Intercut In bark peeling, and ougago In It only when nothing bet ter in lu sight. of St. Helens, Oregon, In pursuance wun an oruer made by the. Hon. J. A. Eakln, Judge of the nbove en titled court, tlutsd the 6th dny of May, 1916. W. E. CUITCHLOW, Attorney for Plnlntlff Date of first publication, Me.y 12, xoTK K Foit rim.ic.mox. 0K.02 Hr.MMC.NH IN THE fllUTIT COI'HT OF THE HTATE OF OHKCiON, FOIt THK t'Ot'NTY OF COI.IIMIIIA. W. I Kenny, 1'lalntlff, vs. Muriel E. Kenny, I.-f.-ii.lant, To MUtlKI, K. KENNY, THE A1IOVK NAMED DEFENDANT. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OHEtiON, You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the Complaint riled against you In the above entitled Court and cuuso on or before the ISlh day of July, 1910. the said day being after the expira tion of six weeks from the date of the first publication of this Sum mons, and If you full to appeur uud answer snld ('on. plaint, for want thereof, the I'laintirf will apply to lilt) Court for the relief demunded (herein, (o-wlt: for a Decreo forever dissolving tho bonds of Matrimony now it it I heretofore existing between I'lulntlff and Defendant, and that Plaintiff have such other and further relief as to the Court may seem Just and equitable. Th In Summons In puhlttihcd by or der of the Honorublti J. A. Eakln, Judge of the alio v.) entitled Court, which order was mnde nnil entered on tho 2T. th day of May, 1916, and tho time prer.crihed for publication there. if Is six weeks, beginning with the Issue of the 2d day of June, 1916, and continuing each week thereafter to and including tho Ihbuo of (he 14th day or July, 1916. J. It. (iKEENElKLD. Attorney for l'laintlff. f 1 2 Selling llulldlng, I'ortland, Oregon. First publication, Juno 2, 1916. Last publication, July 14, 1916. jelpal crops as follows: I ' Coi n Illinois, Iowa, Nobrauku, Missouri and Indiana, producing 42.4 ; per cent of tho 3,OG4, 635.000 bushel crop. In 1914 tho utundlng was1 Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska. Indian., an. I I Mlcsoiirl, producing 44.3 i.er rent ,.i it tho 2,673,K04,O00 bushel crop. Duto of Inst publication, June 23, Winter Wheal Kunsas, Nebraska, ! 19H Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, urnduelnir ' 17. S per cent o( tho 666,045,000 i bushel crp. i i9M U0 BtuU(li ' was Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma.! T, . , ill.,,,. , ... , , "'"'" Department of the Inter or, Hll.iol,. and MUsourl, producing 65.2 IT. 8. Land Office at I'ortland, Ore per tent of the 684,990,000 bushel gou, May 3, 1916. cr"l'- ; Notice la hereby given that Julia Spring Wheat North Dakota, Min- M- Horshey, formerly Julia M. llueh niwota, South Dakota Wusliinetim : lur' of 1,acona. Oregon, who, on Aug- ,, M ' ,"UR,'1,'K,0" ust 15, 1912, mnde Homestead Entry and Molilalia producing 90 per cent No. 03602, for the W NW Sec. of the 350.460,000 bushel crop. In 1 35 and the V V4 SWV4 Section 26, 191 4 tho standing was tho same, with ! Township 4 North, Hango 4 West, the fivo states producing 86 4 uer ' Wlllttnlclt0 Meridian, has filed notice 1 ,.f in.. -nc - nu ii. 'OI mioniion 10 maae r inai inree-year i tDMl of,tllu -08.0-!.000 bushel crop. .; ,.roofi t0 establlBli claim to the land All Wheat North Dakota, Kansas, nbove described; before the Register i Minnesota, Wisconsin and South Da- nt Receiver or the United States kola, producing 42.2 per cent r the ?'" f ; ,;rtlan,d. Oregon, on . , . , the 14th day of June, 1916. 1.0.!. 605.000 bushel crop. In 1914 claimant namea as witnesses: the slaiiding was Kansas, North Du-1 1'etor Hoffman, of Ilacona, Oregon, kola, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Illl- Jolin Jensen Johnsen, of Ilacona, Ore nols, producing 47.3 per cent of the on- c'l,a,rlBy Schmldlln, of Buxton 891.017,000 bushel crop. I J0BeP,, lleTahc of Bacona' Oals Iowa. Illinois, Minnesota,1 i'roof made according to law under Wisconsin and North Dakota, pro.luc- wlilcli entry was mudo. Ing 47.2 per cent ot the 1,540,362.-! . N- CAMPBELL, 000 bushel crop. In 1914 the stand-' Register. Ing was Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota,' ,)r. stout)- Heave Drops cures Nebraska and Norll. Dakota. produc- ,,eavea. rrCo II; for salo by all lug 44.8 per cent of tho 1,141.060,000 ' druggists, bushel crop. I In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia County. In the Matter of tlie Estate of Charles Cordes, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator with Will annexed, of the estate of Charles Cor des, deceased, has rendered and filed with the Clerk of said Court, his fin al account and report of bis adminis tration of said estate, and that Mon day, the 5th day of Juno, 1916, at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court room of said Court in the Court house In the City of St. Helens, In Columbia County, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court, for the bearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. All persons interested in said estate are hereby notified to attend at uald time and place and make and file their objections to said account, If any they have. Dated May 5, 1916. A. L. STONE, Administrator with Will annexed of the Estate of Charles Cor des, Deceased. J. W. DAY, Attorney for said Estate. First publication May 5, 1916; Last publication June 2, 1916. ' Call Joe Clark Passenger Service, For Light Towing. Day Calls at Fred Wat kins. Phone 28. Prompt and Satisfactory Service. Night Calls at Morgi.i Building. George's Market ST. HELENS i i:i:kh and salt MEATS I'liono 8 Prompt Service Lunch ut MuGon's. NONE BETTER We have just received our spring stock of the celebrated Firestone Tires. All sizes. Guarantee, 3500 miles, ALSO Fresh stock of Bicycle Tires, $2.50 to $5.00. PATTON'S AUTO GLOSS FINISH "MAKES YOUR CAR LOOK LIKE NEW" REPAIRS SUPPLIES WE RECHARGE BATTERIES CITY GARAGE St. Helens, Oregon UNCLAIMED LETTERS Letters unclaimed at tho St. Hel ens, Oregon, poult. frice for tlie week ending May 27, 1916: Orval Adklns, Mr. Krunk llltley, Cora Bosquet, Mr. Geo. W. Head, K.I. D. Lewis, Kellx McKean, John W. McCully, W. Lewla Nicholas, Kred Powell, Mr. Lawrenco Rockwell. Letters unclaimed by June 10, 1916, will be sent to tho division of dead letters. IVA E. DODD, Postmustcr. ' Weatherly'g Ice cream at Fred ! Watklno' every day. Tho Masonic lodge of this city received a telegram from Republic, Wash., announcing tho death of David C. Tedford. Ho was an old tlmo resident of this city yours ago ami was highly respected and es teemed by all. Ho was about 80 ye. rs of age. Ho was still a mem ber of the Masonic lodgo of this city In good standing. The funeral was hold Tuesday. . SIMMONS All Buses Call lit Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL THOS. ISBISTKIt, Prop. Chicken Dinner Sunday, 35c. HATh'S $1.00 PKK DAY AXI VP Special Hates to llegul.tr ItonrtlerH All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK. St. Helens Oregon Livery, Feed and Sale Stable It' the uniform unva rying heat or a good oil Itove. and Iho nrr.u Control, (hot kna K U , u I . In,...- -i r. in mat pro- "ves the savory goodness of the meat -nd gives that even orownness all over. lasiisr toasts a cleaner, cooler kitchen, and lest fuel expense A NEW PERFECTION OIL CdQK-iSTOVE All ihtconvanUnctof Pi Cooks vtrythlng "J 'wood or coal rang W cook, but Atp. jfU'oMM00i. ' lo,'K blu chlm nri do w.T Wth B "ndtm.ll.ln 1, 'Jiid4-burmir !, nm soptrgiB, Alio "bin.i n.od.l, W,h '"' Cooking Ov. Ask your aal,r today. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (ClllomU) . "I lli l . L,ou ii X T!f: MUCKLF. HARDWARE COMPANY A. S. H VRISON & CO., GROCERS ' E. A. ROSS, FURNITURE IN THK CIItCPIT COl'P.T OF THE STATU OK OKKGON FOIt THE COVNTV OF COLUMMA. Edna I. George, Plalnllf(, vs. Harry (ieorge. Defendant. To Harry George: In the namo of tho State o( Oregon you are hereby mini mimed to appear aiit! answer the complaint filed t against you In the above entitled suit ; within six weeks from tho dnte of! tho first publication of this suinnions, i to-wlt. within six weeks from May; 20th, 1916, and If you rail to bo ap pear ror want or answer thereor, the ! plnlntirr will ask the court tor a ue creo dissolving the marriage contruct heretofore and now existing between plnlntlff and defendant, nnd award ing ... i.li.li.tirr the euro and custody of tho minor children of plaintiff and defendant, to-wlt: Victor uuorge n.m Harry George, and ror such other and furllior relief as to the court may seem just und equitable. This summons Is served upon you by publication thereor ror six con secutive weeks in the St. Helens Mist or St. Helens, Oregon, in pursuunce wllh an order made by the Hon. J. A Eakln, Judge of the above en titled court, tinted the 23d day of Muy, 191C JOHN A. JEFFREY. Attorney for Plalntlfr. Pittock Illk. Halo of flrBt publication, May 26, 18 Halo of Hint publication, July 7, 1910. K.K I TOHH' NOT1CK OF AP-POIN'TMKNT Hotel Barber Shop HEWITT 111,1)0. II. T. IIKXNKTT, Propr. MOST SAXITAHY SHOP IX 8T. 11KI,KXS A HEAL SHOK 8HIXK CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A Kpclalty DRAY ING AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended To PHONE IS OR 42 I WM. H. DAVIES ST. HELENS, OREGON Prop. LODGES Mlzpah Chapter O. E. S. meets In Masonic Hall the second and fourth Saturdays ot each month. MRS. LILLA M. CHOUSE, W. M. JOHN PHILIP, Secy. Notico Is hereby glvon that the un dersigned havo been appointed as ex ecutors or tho Inst will of Clmrles Mucklo, doceased, and have duly qualified. , , All persons having tiny claims against said estate are hereby noti riod to prosont them to the under signed with propor vouchors at the storo or The Muckle Hardware Co., St, Helens, Oregon, within six months rrom this ditto. JAMES MUCM.E, WILLIAM J. MUCKLE, MARY GEORGE,. Executors or the Last Will of Charles Mucklo, deceased. Hated May 1. 2-D Tlllleum Trlbo No. 62, Improved O. R. M., or Yankton, Ore., nieeta at Its wigwam, second and fourth Sat urdays ot each month. W, G. HRANNON, C. of P EUER BROWN. Sach. GEO. II. SHINN, Pres. L. R. RUTHERFORD, See. Columbia County Abstract Company ST. HELENS, OREGON The only complete abstract system in Colum bia County, Oregon. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES c Uulnna Ilalintrnh T.nrtirA Mrt - . . . . . mi. 1 . I Z17, meets iirst. auu iiuru luursuuy or each month In I. O. O. F. Hall. Visiting members always welcome. MRS. ANNA II. SAURER, N G. MRS. ELLA ALLEN, Sec'y. Columbia Encampment, No. 77, I. O. O. F. meets In the I. O. O. F. Hall, on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. Sojourn ing Patriarchs niOBt cordially Invited to meet with us HARRY RENNETT, C. P. C. W. HLAKESLEY, Scribe. Avon Lodgo No. 62 Knights of Pythias meets overy Tuesday even ing In Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis iting Knights always welcome, JAMES O'CONNOR, C. C. E. A. ROSS, K. of R. & S. A St. Helon8 Lodge No. 32, vV- A. F. & A. M. meets 1st AA and 3rd Saturday In each mouth. Visiting brotliors cordially II. J. SOUTHARD, W. M. E. E. QUICK, Secy. Ci?HT St. Helens Lodge SjvJSMs No 117. I. O. O. F. Ii?iW.,i,'''fl moots In the 1 O. irilj'-'lIXy O. F. building, on tho second und fourth Saturdays of each month, visiting mombers are al ways given a hearty welcome. CARL II. AAMOND, N. Q. C. W. BLAKESLEY, Soc. I St. Helens Lumber Co. 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