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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1916)
ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1916 ImhwI livery Friday liy THE Ml XT I'l III.I.HlllVd nMP.NY H. 1- M ( X ) 1 1 1 1 K A I) ."77 .7 ..... Eil I t or H. r. MOHTON Manager Enfrrrd a wiHiml rUim matter, January 10th. tl!, at the Postoffieis t Xt. lIvlfDn, Oregon, umlor the act ul March 3rd. 18711. HI llNl ltllTIo KATKM IH Year fl.ftO hit Months 7.1 l Indies. While the deal has not yet been rntilcd by Denmark, the truns I action lll lie mude as that country iismed Itn price, which van accepted In good faith. The Inhabitants of those Islands are nearly all Negroes anil It U underHtood that It is their wIhIi to lie annexed to the I'nltod States. It Is to bo hoped thut the : purchase of those Islands will he as j profltuhle to tho United States as Al i aska ha proven to be. Alaska was purchased from ltussla during the administration of Urn lit and the price Advert l.lng ruin made known on paid m $6,500,000. COLI'MUIY OHNTY'H HUillT Ilefore endorsing the candlducy of either Lewis or Coovert, the Mist Is going to address a letter to these gonllemeu asking them, If they are elected, will they work to have Col umbia county put In a senatorial SIMMON'S I IN TUB OlltlTlT COl'ItT OF THE STATU OK OHKUON, run i ui- I M1I1A t'Ol'NTY. Charles T. 11 row n and EITIo C. Hrowu, riulntirfs, vs. Mary Ellen Norton. Julia Charlotte Ilrodle. (formerly i. mi,, cimr nlte Tenners), niunuy district where once lu every twenty smith Ilrodle, Mary Etta Dlehl and years or so Columbia will be recoir i Henry Dlehl. her l'J; ' . . . . i .., unknown he rs ul Mary Dennett, de- nixed as a part of Oregon, such i, a1(, ftllt0 llM ler person, or cognition giving them a chance t! parties unknown claiming any right, have one of the county's clti.ens i mi,, estate, lien or Interest In the renreacnt them In the sen ile. T hei real estate uescrioeu in me i-uiuiiaiut llratlin. HHNTY OKHCMI, IWPEK AMIIniN vr conthol PHEMK KT The supreme court of tho Mute, of Oregon is not so easy to handle as the .Multnomah delegation and Mr. Jack lay of the I'ortlund Uy. Light A Power Co.. and Mr. Klmer Aniidon, noted politician ami henchinun for the Warren Construction Company, have found out. They failed to have Mr. Coovert's name pi a ceil on the official ballot as "Hepublicau," not withstanding Mr. Amldon's confident remark thut the supreme court would be mundutnused to place Coovert's name on the ballot a a regular re publican nominee. The opinion of the court, written by Justice Harris, states that the pre cinct committeemen of Multnomah. Clackamas and Columbia counties bad no authority, under the law, to nominate Coovert or anyono else to fill the vacancy caused by the resig nation of Senator McUride. The de cision further states: "Moreover, the authority of the committeemen is further restricted to vacancies caused As to the West Indies there are reasons which make the Islunds de sirable to this country. The Island Saint Thomas lies In a direct line to Panama. It is noted for its deep and spacious harbor which bus an entrance of about 300 yards and Is capable of complete defense. It would make a splendid naval buse. The purchase of these Islands has been considered before. In 1SU7 a treaty was made for the sale and purchase for seven and a half mil lions, but tho senate fulled to ratify it. In 190 2 another treaty was made, the price was to be fivo millions. To tliis the senate consented, but It was rejected by the Punish government. The three Islands, Saint Thomas, Saint Croix uml Saint John, were dis covered by Columbus in 14 93. The first settlement was made by the Dutch in 1G57. Since then it has been In the hands of the English, Dutch and Danes. I)lt THK VOTKK TO CONS1DEK When an adequate protective tar , iff is in operation In this country we do not have to put a war tax upon our people in time of peace to pay by the death or removal from the the running expenses of the govern electoral district, and consequently nient. the committeemen cannot select a substitute for a person who lias been chosen a a party candidate at a, nominating election unless tho first ! Money is plentiful and easy to get hold of for promoting business enter prises. Manufacturing establishments are person dies or removes from the elec- running full time making American toral district. The convention Coovert was not a . goods and not death dealing instru that nominated ments of war. Joint convention. ' Labor Is contented and strikes are Mist is not goiux to address either Amidon or Day, because they both leel that Columbia county Is only hooked on to our Joint (?) semi torlal district so thut Multnomah cut better control us, and they have no Interest ill us save from this stand point. Tho Mist believes there Is enough red blood in tho veins of the Columbia county voters to r3 buko tho domineering Amidon uud ward heeler Day. herein. Defendants. To Mary Klla Norton, Julia Char lotte Ilrodle, (formerly Julia Char lotte Poppers), Mary Ktta Dlehl and Henry Dlehl, her husband, uml the unknown heirs of Mary llenuelt, de ceased, und also all other persona or parties unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, lieu or Interest lu the real estate described In the complaint herein and in this summons, defend ants: IN THK NAME OF THE STATE OK OKEtiON, You are hereby re quired to appear und answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or beforo Octo ber 13, 1916. thut being the last day of the time prescribed In the order THE cm . MY KAIK The Sixth Annual Columbia conn ty Kuir Is now In full blast und i for the publication of this summons. hundreds uro visiting tho grounds to seo tho proilmts of thfl county. The exhibits ure par excel lence mid show the resources of the county. Too much credit cannot be given those who have worked un ceasingly to make this fair a success. Such exhibits as aro shown will have a tondtney to Interest the prospect ive settler becuuso he can seo that Columbia county offers opportunities seldom offered and tlu'.t his products will meet wlih a ready sulu anil a good market. The Mist congratu lates the fair management and the people of the entire county should feel thankful to them for tho work they have dono which gives our county credit where credit is duo. One committeeman from Columbia almost unknown, county took part In the fiasco, and ! Commerce Is making our wharves several from Clackamas; tho Mult- veritable beehives of activity, nomah delegation wag under control ' Dinner palls are full and the homes of Day and Amidon. The Mist, as of working people are happy, stated before, hus lo fight to make But when the curse of free-trade on Coovert, but It does resent tha . strikes us, as It does about once In fact that all of the rotors of Colum-; every twenty years, the government bla county are considered by Amidon ; has to bleed taxes out of our own and Day as merely a convenience to people, to pay Its running expenses, carry out their plans. Tho Mist Is Factories are Idle, unless a foreign going to keep on fighting this old war breaks out to save the 'day by fctylo assembly plun which these self employing our manufacturing plants appointed wardheelers have tried to In making munitions, again Inaugurate. Mr. Coovert would Investors are shaky at the knees command more respect In our county and will not risk the investment of If ho would not associate or be con- capital In legitimate enterprises, nected with these two men. By the' The people live under a veritable decision of the supreme court ho will ! nightmare in fear of another Cleve- Slnce the commencement of the great European war tho I'nited States has proved the most benevolent na tion the world has ever known. The relief sent to the various countries up to June 30 totals $8, 673,091. To this amount must be added many upeciul funds ami gifts. The United States stands today as the most pros perous and generous nation on earth and when peace is finally declared this nation will be first in the ad Justment of affairs of the warring countries. have to run as an independent tho s.i mo as Mr. Lewis. THK DANISH WEST INDIES Among the last acts of congress was the appropriation of 125,000,000 for the purchase of the Danish West land panic them. swooping down upon It will require a good deal of rc tape before federal road money, uu der tho, Shackleford bill. Is avail able. Tho department will insist on a comprehensive flve-yeur plan of road Improvement being worked out I Plans proposed must be submitted i also maps showing tho routes and the reasons for the selection of the i various routes to he given In full Also an outline of what action It is proposed to take to meet the re quirements of the act. fair said period of time being six weens from the day of the first publication of this summons, uud If you full to so appear anil answer said complaint, .1... ..1..UI1W.. ...Ill A....UA unit ililfu.llt I me piuilllllia win mu" juui m. . to be entered and apply to me i ouri above named for the relief demand ed in said complaint, to-wit,- for an adjudication thut the defendants have no Interest in the south-west quurtcr of the north-west quarter of section six (6), township four (4) north of ruugo one ( 1 ) west of the Willamette Meridian; excepting therefrom, how ever, that certuln tract of land here tofore conveyed to 0. C. Ilarger and Annie Ilurger by deed duted April 20, 1908. und recorded May 4. 1908, lu Hook 9, page 64R Deed Itecords of Columbia county, Oregon, and par ticularly described as beginning at the north-east corner of tho south west quarter of said north-west quar ter of section 6, township 4 north of rnnge 1 west of the Willamette Mer idian, and running thence south on the eust line of said south-west quar ter of the north-west quarter, 40 reds to a point; thence west and parallel with the north boundary line of said south-west quarter of the northwest quarter 40 rods to a point; thence north and parallel with the east boundury of said south-west quarter of the north-west quurter 40 rods to a point, and thence east 40 rods to the place of beginning, and contain ing 10 acres, all lying and being In Columbia county, state of Oregon, and for a decree quieting plulntlff's title therein. This Summons Is published by or der of the Hon. J. A. Eukln, Judge J of the above entitled Court, made; and dated August 29th. 1916. which I order prescribes that service of sum SUMMONS IN THE CIIU'UIT COUHT OP THE - STATE OK OUEOON. IN AND KOIt THE COUNTY OK C'OLUM-1I1A. No Ethel Hicks, Plaintiff, vi. Edward Hicks, Defendant. To Claude Edwurd Hicks, - Claude IN THE NAME OK THE BTATE OK OHKUON, You are hereby ro quired to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein, heretofore filed In the above en titled Court, within six (6) weeks from the date of the first publica tion hereof, and on or before the Tth duy of October, 1916, and If you lull to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In said com plaint, to-wlt: A decree of this Court dissolving tho bonds of matri mony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and the defend ant. This summons Is served upon you by publication, not less than once each week. In the St. Helena Mist, for a period of not less than six (() consecutive weeks, pursuant to an order of the Houorablo J. A. Kakln, a Judge of the above entitled Court, made an entered herein on the 23rd duy of August, 1916. STAPLKTON. CONLEY, STEV ENSON STAPLKTON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Yeou Illdg., Portland, Ore. Dute of first publication hereof, Aug. 25, 1916. Date of last publication hereof, Oct. 6, 1916. K- A. ROSS FUNERAL DIRECTOR B..BullJi.L,CtNlEDE 31.H.U, umlnni Phone J) tin' UK. U. K. vvalu; "hys.c.an and 8URCtot I'lWXB uu Murkh lll.lg Sr.HHe.. I S. B. IIOSKIN OENTIST St. Helens 0rfl i I i NOTICE TO CKKDITOKH IN THE COUNTY COUHT OK THE STATE OK OHKUON. KOK CO!- UMUIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of John llackus, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, the Administrator with Will annexed, of tho estate of John llackus, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said estute, to present them with the proper vouchers within six months from the date of this notlco to said Administrator with the Will annexed, at his residence at Deer Islnnd, Col umbia County, Oregon, the same be ing the place for the transaction of the business of wild estate. Duted August 26, 1916. W. E. CLAKK. Administrator with Will annexod of the Estate of John llackus, , Deceased. 36-6 "K. A. c. TUCKKR UENTIST ST HKI.K.NS. oRK(lUN "' r si on. DR. L. CILHERTRox PHYSICIAN & Offliw Bans 81.1. DR EDWIN ROSS PHYSICIAN A SUKEOS rHCK IN BANK HI iltHM, . t at. iiciciis . Orrg-J Official records show that lu the lust decade Oregon has won more honors and medals for its fruit than any other state in the union. i no state anu county school ap portlonme'nt is $9.76 per capita. Ore gon believes in schools and is willing to pay for It. I i J r.o. a. Demon Maxwell motor cart have demountable rims and the tame size tires on both front and rear wheels. "D EMEMBER these important features, because v they are not to be found on some of the lighter cars. Maxvcll cars have 3 in. tires all around This is a generous size. The tires are not overtaxed They last longer and make riding easier. Tires of one size mean that you have to carry only one size casing and one size tube. Demountable rims, of course, are recognized as the best They are on all good cars. Don't buy any car without demountable rims. If you do, you'll regret it These two features along with the other complete end up-to-date equipment; the economy and proved endurance of the Maxwell, make it the greatest auto mobile value in the world today. . INDEPENDENT AUTO CO. ST. HELENS OREGON 3S 'I mons In this suit be made upon you j by publication once a week for six ! Monuments inndGJIe Having made arrangements witn a largo Portland nianu- facturor of tombstones and monuments, I am prepared to consecutive weeks, which time will sell and 3et up anything wanted iii'nm 10 run irom inu nay or me : first publication hereof. T Date of the first publication of this summons Is Friday. Seutemher! 1. 1916. Date of lust publication October 13, 1916. J. W. DAY. Attorney for Plaintiffs. SIMMONS IN THE CIKCUIT COUHT OK THE STATE OK OHKUON KOK THE COUNTY OK COLUMBIA. Dolores Cloud, Plaintiff, vs. Eldon D. Cloud, Defendant. To Eldon 1). Cloud, tho above named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby summoned to appear and nnswer or otherwise plead to tho complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the 2 2d duy of September, 1916. the said date being six weeks from the date of the first publication hereof, and If you fall to appear and answer or otherwise plead, the plaintiff will aBk tho court for a decree of divorce from you, the defendunt, the grounds of her complaint being desertion for a period of more than one year. This summons Is served upon you by publication In pursuance with an order made by the Hon. J. A. Eakln Judge of the above entitled court on the 6th duy of August. 1916' ordering publication of this summons once each week for six consecutive weeks. W. E. CIUTCIILOW. I Attorney for Plaintiff. . 726 Chamber Commerce llldg Portland. Oreenn ! llim0' "rHt pu,,llcatlon August' Date of last publication September 1916. 347 NOTICE OK Kl.NAL ACCOUNT Notice Is herebv lace McCamunt. administrator of the i vviiiiam McPherBon, Jr Deceased, has film! l.iu fii ' 7 ii the County Court of the State of Oregon for Coliimbi- ..... ""! that by consideration of the said court the said account has been set her, 1916, at the hour of 10:00 A M. All persona having any oblec tlons to the allowance of n, .J.?.". fC,C"U"h..,ttn.? a" " otherwise " uio said estate, are hereby notified to armour i "f.? court on or before the said date o WALLACK Mcf'AMANT. Administrator of the Estate of ceased. , , WIHtam McPhcrson. Jr., Do- 44i DR. ALFRED J.PL PHYSICIAN ASUHGtU Masonic llullilliijj ht. una, In this lino, from the cheapest to tho best; aluo flowers for funerals on short notlco. T. 8. WHITE Undertaker ami UmbHlmcr Hesldence Phono 113-2. Office Phone &4 S. H. RUSSELL Knlfo CHIIlOPRACTOMjJ Office Hours: t a. m. to 11 it 2 P to. to i p.m.; 7:30 to Ht, Helens, Ontp etvett GLEN R. MLTSKER ATTOKXKV Oltlco In Dnnk Dulldlog St. Helens. On. Phone 17 Hotel Barber Shop HEWITT I1I.1HJ. II. T. I1EN.NKTT, 1'ropr. MONT 8AMTAKY SHOP IX HT. HELEN'S A HEAL HIIOE SHINE CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A HK-lalty M. E. MILLER ATTORN EYATLAW St. Helens Onrf MONEY TO WX OS WW KAKM MoltTtiAUn E. J. ROBERS0N 702 Title nrd Trust Bty Portlanii, Oregon Lynch & Muhr on the Htrantl SANITARY BARBER SHOP KVKHV CUSTOM Ell HATI.HI IK YOU'RE NEXT NT. HELENS AAAAAAskAAAAM j niiiim " j rAMMA KlMAURANT tinier new niMtiactiient Dr. Stone's heaves druggists. Heave l)ni m. t'fl'o $1; for sale by all Mrs. E. S. Lampkin Proprietress H it is in the market, we serve it. Try our special L SUNDAY DINNER PURE MILK AND CREAM FurniiUd Daily by ST. HELENS DAIRY S. N. CADE, Propritlor ST. HELENS, OREC0N. Ilume 107-6. Our facilities and mull for handling dairy Hj enubles us to supply grade of milk and rrram, In strictly sanitary. We r antlous to more customers and I0" Kmm1 service. . Hntlsfactlon Kunrsate every resjiect. T. F. Robertson Watchmaker and Jeweler WEST HT. HELENS All Work Ouarantecd I rices reasonable. S. C. Knighton's Real Estate Agency Houses, Parma and LoU , Vttr Hale or Itent Ophite O.M Fellow,- Hall 3 J EAT AND ENJ0V WEATHERS Ice Cream Wholesome Kleli-NH kmI alt the Place your order not J FRED WATKINS , 4 PHONE iU
