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Newspaper Page Text& c. TIME TABLE " . ....... I .....I rpnii I.eavoK forlliiiiil. 7:ir 11. in. ",'.12:-t . ! ". G::i& 1). ' 4 , p. 111. i uriliiiil I,I'UV)'M SI lll'll'IIM 7: 69 . in. ".' a. in. ". . 3:4N l 7:3 P ' Arrives HI. Helens K:14 a. m. 1:33 p. in. 0:44 p. in. 7:26 p. m. Arrive 1'ortluiKl 0: 1G a. in. 12:05 p. m. 6:00 p. in. 8:40 p. m. tUlT COURT NOTES Ly Wallers vs. John P. Mnr- ( u Vi'nHi l lor planum lor 11 , v. Win si"1' J,,ll I'rliiKl". I Win. 1 'i tn KIHy. Joli'i not Ki'"tv W'"' ,,rllK,u iinti or lino 'i'i r,u iioyi i illowcu Gil days ill which io , iruki v.) S I'. H. Ky. Vnr- c clf.nlll"t Ailtu u vs. Mrs. Peter Ful fillment for defendant for ( pruin'iMilliPii. Iflc l.lveslm k Ar Lumber Co. vii. Jlolliiiiil Lumber Co. Mollon to out purtK of cron complaint ly drilled K. Sti'V'U vh . I., k M. t.o- Mutlmi for new trial urKued. umli'r udvii Miiifiit. . Ki'lton vs. A. A. (iurllchs. nilitrurt. ; 4TIiuiiiim'i vh. Albert T lioin p- jplvorcn Kriintcd. $16 per month fey, $50 11(1 ulloriioy foes, iinil i i llcuiidi'r ll.ilroin ct ill. vn. Col-! Agricultural Co. Order ovor-j llaiad Co vh J. Kenyon Judcinnit for $1000. uttor-i i. J I. 'ii and $20 65 costs. I llrrd TriK'S n May Truex t ul I time to flic brief. lil ailjourni il to July 10. GO TO CHURCH M. K. Church Kiiiiilay Kchnol at in . ,, A live Hchool kohhIoii will hn ludil on Hiimlay ami everyone who ,.,.. will fiml u r)ai.n mill tiach(.r. Hor.noii ut II .,. m.,on "The Dram,, of I ho NutloiiH." Kpworth Lcuguo nl 7 ,, , T()l(, "Pulverlzo the (iron Shop; ' Why? How?" Leader. cilurl(.y l.ullo. Evening sermon at S o'clock. Tim tl.o.iio. "Our Next Kl.., Temper unco Itoforin In Orison." ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JUNE 30. 1916 ! """"r r'vorH ,lo not wurrunt this Htul.n..,,t. A rim, f um)Ul0r f()()t j """ the ship plant to close While the outlook Is serious t iKTtr Ik tin n,.,...ui " oxpeci a repo- 'inon or i in. f( of 1KU, Wlu'll t (lit I M.!l":r"0rWt",!,!"",,1,!,rK'''' ('ou"tl1 reKulur session Monday evening with all members ' present. jNEW FIRE HOSE ! TO BE PURCHASED j City Orders I low for Fire lloyH Ex. tenil lime for Bonding Hewer Dint. SUMMONS COLUMBIA CITY - i W. !l. HuinminlniT made a ,uhI- ! ''''"'tondumldaCltyafewdaysl MRU. Tho river Ik over tho dock nt this' ( onuriKalloiial Church Sunday nchool, 10 u. m Iti'Kiilar moriiliiK worMhlp, ut n o'i Ioi k. V. IV S. C. K , 7 p. in. Ider. Ivur Widllndor KvkiiIiiK rorvlri.; 8 o'clock. J. U. WellliiKton niado a Ktiitnniunt to thu council on hchulf of Mm. A. M. I,yn;n rolullve to the non-com-plctlon of sower or catch haBln In the "mall lake In newer dlHtrlct No. 1, placo und alinoHt reuchoM ii, i S"c' "J1'" t,lut wlluu Kamo llau ueen offlco hulldlnK. The water Ih hluher i,"",lnt,ja Bll W"H reu,1y an(l w'"'nK "w Hon. It has heen for r.o.,.o time "By l,,,r U!is,!KB""!" II. C CanleH I.uh rl' cou,":l1 '"formed l.lm that this ,,,ul I riiuOui. I. ...I i . . i.u.j iM;t:ii lunicu uver io u. J. Vun OrHhoven to complete, and no ows U.TO..M the river. The river I.uh overcd hln piiHturo laud In WbhIi liiKton, where Im VeH. V l,IMi:i I.KTTKKH COLUMBIA RIVER RISING SLOWLY rpiwr Itivcrx l(iiniiliiU .'uit K, SIiiko l AHN tsl Hat unlay. The river Ih hi 111 on the ralr.e nnd Ix nt a hlKher nI:ikii than at any time thin HprltiK. Continued heavy ral.m In thn upper river country, toKcthcr with the iiiKltl.iK allow. Ih ciiiihI.ik the Kreat riooilH that aro Hweeplnu hy. Six IiicIiiih inoro will lirlim It un to the dock. Mr. WllkliiM han coin nienci'd to movo IiIh perUhahle Htock, :ih the wuhIi from vchki-Ih Ih forced ihroiiKh the floor. The weather hu reuu reportH thn hlKhoHt HlaK.i will hn reached Haturduy. Much daiiuiKn Iiiih already renulted In tho low IiiiiiIh, not alone from the Iohh of itrowli.K cropH hut ila.uai:u to hullillliKil and fence. Mont all live Htock wuh removed to polutu of safet)'. Old river I I predict that the wa ter will continue to rlno ut loiiHt two feet more hut the condition of the 1-etterH unclaimed at the St. Ilel- ()r''t;on, poHtofflce for the week i eiidl.it; June 24, 1U16: ! M. CahrlelHon, K. V. Ilarii.H, W. i II. Ilelnzi nilu..-, Win. Jonim. t l.etler unclaimed hy July 8, 1916, j will he uoiil t , dlvlHlon of dead 1 letleru. j IVA K. liODi), I'oHtmaHter. SOL!) ON PEASONABLE TERMS INDIi PENDENT AUTO CO. .uentn For business or pleasure, ihe Ford is just the ru;lit car. None can compare with it- Runabout $1-19.25 5-Passener Touring $190.25 F. O .B. St. Ilclcnr. St. Holms agents for Goodyear Titer. OILS. GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES Cunplotc Machine Shcp Skillful Machinists A No Ajii'iiIh for DODGE AND BUICK CARS Union Pacific System Ranks FIRST A MONO TIIAVEI, ROUTES of tho fulled States In Scenery, Service Equipment the three IIiIiikb that count niOHt In mukliiK travel pleasant. Tuko advantuKe of Low Hound Trip Karon und go K:ibI UiIh bu in. hit vlu the cool, Hinnoth, Rranlto-clean UNION TACIKIC. Ank for "TOUR" literature and tho rout of a Journey "hack home." Union Pacific Ih the populur route to YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Include a visit with your east ern trip. Through Sleeping Cur Service direct to tho l'ark. ;. v. icoiticicTs, n. v. a i. ,., Astoria Portland Office: Third mid WiiNhiiiKton HlwtH louht It would he completed goon. M. Suxton gave his reasons why ho hud not bonded within the re quired time. Councilman Allen introduced the following resolution, which wan udopted : Whereas, a majority of tho prop erty owners In newer district No. 1, j Sec. "H," hud not compiled with pro i vIhIo.ib requiring all partleB to bond ion or before the 20th day of June, mid whereas, a number had asked j for further time In which to bond l I heir property, It Is therefore ItCHolve'l, ny i ho city council of the city of St 1 Irion s, that the time ' i bending he extended to July 1, ION. Application was received from J. S. Mowery to erect a porch and alter interior of dwelling. Recorder was Instructed to notify him that lie could not connect with sewer until he had either bonded or paid up assessment. Tho Kourth of July committee was granted conceslon to all streets on tho Kourth of July. Tho committee to whom was re ferred the purchaso of fire hose, recommended that the city purchase 300 feet of hose at 80 cents per foot. On motion the report was ac cepted and tho purchase of hoso ordered. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. Slgna Sands. Plaintiff, vs. Roy Sands, ueienaant. To Roy Sands, Defendant. In the name of the Stato of Ore gon you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint of piumim nercin, on or before six: weeks from the date of the first pub-j lication of this summons, to-wlt, on j or before .Tnlv 1 fi 1 fl i (t ami if fall to so appear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint, to-wit, for a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for other equit able relief. This summons Is published once a week for six consecutive weeks In the St. Helens Mist, a weekly newspaper published and of general circulation In said Columbia County, tho date of the first publication thereof being June 2, 1916, and the date of the last publication thereof July 14, 1916, by order of Hon. J. A. Eakln, Judge of said Court, made and en tered therein on the 29tli day of May 1916. E. J. MENDENHALL, Attorney for Plaintiff. Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. First publication, June 2, 1916. Last publication, July 14, 1916. I'lltE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! INDEPENDENT MILK CO. Dealers In MILK, CREAM BUTTERMILK We solicit a share of the St. Helens trade, and guarantee satisfaction. Phone 42 ST. II7LEN9 CAKE OR PASTRY See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and Insure your property in the Oregon rire itenei Association of McMinn vine, Oregon. Mch6tf W. can bo bought In our modern bakery much easier and cneo.per than you can make it at home. Wo use only tllA beat find nnraot 4n trrnrl . on a onH therefore warrant every piece that Don't nut ft off leaves our store. Make a trial Dur- L. WARREN, Agent, chase then you will understand our Claims. v Brick Cream on Sunday at the Royal. St. Helens Bakery ROUND TRIP FARES Denver . . . .$3.YOO Omaha (III. (Ml Kansas City. (111.00 SI. Irfiui.H . . , 71.2(1 ('lib ago .... 72. nil Detroit .... H:l.50 Washington . IOH.no lU.ston I Kl.(M) New Vork. . . 1 10.70 VOLUNTEERS WANTED Adjt. Gen. Goo. A. White has sent Inquiries to learn if St. Helens would furnish 40 or CO volunteers to join Mio Oicgon National Guard. Ho stater lint a recruiting officer and examin ing surgeon wil bo sent hero on ro- iiioit. Ho also stated that those volunteering may have tho privilege of Joining In a body If a full company could not bo raised. Thero are a number of men who have expressed a desire to join and no doubt if war is declared with Mexico, St. Helens will furnliih its quota of volunteers. Tho pay of a private Is $15 per month; corporal, $21; sergwuit, $30, and everything furnished. Tho pay will probably ho Increased, as the matter Is pending before congress ut thin time. St. Helens Restaurant REMODELED, REFURNISHED TRY US FOR CLEAN, WHOLESOME MEALS SHORT ORDERS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOOT OF COLUMBIA STREET M. ROSENTHAL LADIES' AND MISSES' WHITE SHOES in latest styles just received. Children's Gingham Dresses 50c Boys' Sport Shirts at 50c CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES AND MIDDIES Large stock of the celebrated Walton Shoes for Children and the Packard Shoes for Men Laces, Embroideries, Waists, Silk Petticoats and Dress Goods NEW FIRM WHY EXPERIMENT? fill $32.00 Tho purchasers of tho Muckle Hardware Co. took possession Mon day. Tho new firm will bo known as tho St. Helens Hardware Co. and is composed of 11. E. Cornthwalte and V. E. Stevens. Mr. Cornthwalte, having disposed of his hardware busi ness in Portland, has invested in tills city and will bo "one of hs." His family Is already here. Mr. Stevens uoeds no introduction, as he is well known hy everybody. Ho is one of our active young men, and is always willing to do his part. It Is a live firm ami Is bound to succeed. L Jniltlmi u, ,M,r, o'lilKK FMll liK received the highest possihl T "".i...l) I'KIZK t Paimiiui-Paclfle Inlei national KmiosIHi.ii Use the bc:;t and von are alwavs satisfied MASON, EHRMAN & CO., "SSS entral Market Phono (III II. I. I'l.l .M.MIilt, Prop. Tho HCason for picnics ami outdoor purtleH In here. We van mipply your want In Lunch McntM. tireatettt variety In town. Ainu lic-ft of Fresh Meat, lUcon, I-nnl unl Itoyal Chin ook Halinon. ROUND TRIP TO PHOTOS I will hn open for taking pictures from Saturday, July 1st, to July Bth. First class Photos only. No more postal curds. ! A. JENSEN, j Over St. Helens Bakery. 1 SUMMONS THE CF.I.EHRATED BERGMANN SHOE Awarded Gold Medal P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915. Loggers' Cruisers. Minera jnifl Simrtsmpn. JJjJ Men's Comfort Dress Shoes. Strong Manufactured by THKO. HEKGMAXX SHOE MFG. CO. 021 Thin man Street PORTLAND, ORE. ASK FOB THE BEBGMAXX WATERPROOF SHOE OIL SAN FRANCISCO KIGHT FPOn THE START 'fiui'v "t nil""! t tt-t ' ",,t fr H'n ' ,, " ""'renin belw.-eii IIUYING a milt nnd oiui.iu.w In.... " HOM 'in....!!.111" Illffeieiue l.elvt.u... ,r..tll..ir un article BIGHT F NTlll'K - . , . I..., "Hit ni , , i . . orrwtlnn n rinlNlicd product, -rime J"r i' "' .... ' .""HI it .. .....i,.. !.,. I MIGHT hail- utf r tihall It ho Individually Tailored. Styled for ) mi, ''''win ?".', l"' Answer. It nhoiild bo YOl'B choice of Iimj- WAvp ""ire woolciiM. t ie luilteiii YOU IJKK, me '"' V' -... ...n .... " tlx. ..I.... - I"""-" ""-'.. " ri.1... Iirln, ,' , i lallorliiK YOU NKKI, ami nt you ueiiinii... Khun. . "" I'"y 'or a Htock piiidiicl. """) Klvo un H ,.,,11 and dictate your own tallorhiK IhhI ructions. '"'""' than you pay for n Htock piiiduct. ")' Klvo un a call und dictate your own tall J- F. RYAN, Mercliant bailor St. Helens, OreKon Thirty Day Limit for return. GO EAST DURING THE SPECIAL ROUND TRIP SUMMER FARES. DIRECT. OR ONE WAY THROUGH CALIFORNIA. STOPOVERS EACH WAY. S. S. GREAT NORTHERN and NORTHERN PACIFIC sail TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS Tlininirli Hlcciiinu ram to Havel IKick rrom Tacomii, Seattle and Vancouver, B. C. Vacation ratCN to Clataop Beach, tho favorite Northwest Seashore Itesort. J. O. DIVKNS, Aisent, Houlton, Ore. IN THE CinCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OHEGON FOlt COL UMBIA COUNTY. E. P. Walte, plaintiff, vs. Ceo. II. Adams and Catherine Adams, de fendants. To Geo. 11. Adams and Catherine Adams, defendants: In the name of the t'tate of Ore gon: you aro hereby required to ap pear on or before the 29th day of July, 1916, and make answer to the complaint of tho plaintiff In the above entitled action, and if you full so to appear plaintiff will take judg ment against you for $66.66 and interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum since February 26, 1912, and for the further Bum of $r0 attorneys foe, and for the costs and disbursements of this action; and plaintiff will apply to the court j for an order directing the sale on execution of the real property here to fore attached heroin, Baid real ! property being described as follows: lots 7 nnd 16 In block 137, lots 21 i and 22 In block 146, and lot 4 In I block 94 in the City of St. Helens, County of Columbia, State of Oregon. 1 Tills summons Is published by or der of the Honorable J. A. Eakln, i Judgo of the above entitled court, I made on the 7th day of June, 1916, I wherein It Is prescribed that this summons bo published for six suc cessive weeks. Date of first publication Is Juno 16, 1916; last publication July 28, 1916. H. L. M'COY. Attorney for Plaintiff. Let us figure with you when in need of MERCHANDISE OF MERIT A Complete Grocery Stock Flour and Feed, DRY GOODS, SHOES AND NOTIONS By buying in large quantities and paying cash we are able to save you money on your purchases. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU A. T. KIBLAN Phone 35 HOULTON (West St. Helens) MOST PEOPLE MARRY ONLY ONCE Fl'BXITl'BK BOUGHT THF.X IS USUALLY USED A LONG TIME; TliFBEFOBE GET THE BIGHT K1XIX You Furnish the Wife I Furnish the Home PBICES BIGHT QUALITY GUABAXTEED E. A. ROSS BANK BLDG. ST. HELENS