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Newspaper Page TextS. P. & S. TIME TABLE 17... J3.. From Portland Loaves ....... ..,! n. in a III' J. 12:25 p. 111. . 6:16 p. ni. To Poi-iImiuI leaves St. Helens . 7:6 a. in. . 1 1 :0fi a. in. . 3:62 p. in. . 8:48 p. in. ... leave fur station about 20 u(m In ailvunco of above time. Arrlvei 8t. Ilulona 8:12 a. m. 1 :33 p. in. 6:42 p. in. 7:08 p. in. Arrives Portland 9 : 1 6 a. ni. 12:06 p. ni. 6:00 p. ni. 9:60 p. m. vembor 13; fat classes, November 27. roHiiiveiy sldoratlon unions ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1916 Positively no entrl.,. u,m , '! ... -'M.MOXS .. m v i in. in r SUMMONS i hi iit mi tub 111 fmr m..,. KTA'PL' ..... ...... N-rth Peruana r UMU.A COUNT Y' R r! T ISg tl... abovo cloning .ui,. This rule ; ! " '."J1 n Mil Effle (;. Drown,' FOR THE COUNTY OP COLUM- ennlilca us to put forth a cataloeue J. I .,' ,. Mury K,u'n Norton, MA. very valuable to bo.l, 1 ' . "!'. .rmerlr No. - ami to tim pi,ii,i...r. l- i.i v KiniMi :"... U "'. in- Maimm, vs. "1J lllltllHH 11 d IV jrjl.lM IMohl ui..l I f utupH .1 a I... i.. ... " '"""i nun (iinn, iri iiiiii nil i . ' "unuiu iinitD, Claude will Im rurnlHlHMl upon niipltaatloii till IITIflttt-ijIt'tin.l I - 11.11 II fX M I hltlifu ... , . - " u- Hl.oulil not., on tli.-ir entry i.i..u . " L'."'80. "V ?ll!ur l-'ns or ; . IN THE NAME OK THE STATE unknown Loirs of Mary lle'nnett, de ceased, anil uui, ,.u n...- ' FICERS RETURN j tFROM MT. ADAMS Vorwt officers Morrltt, llrundnge I O.horno have Just returned from rip til III" Hiiinmll of Ml. Adams, ,la for the purpose of selecting a . fur a lookout station on that Judges of uatlonitl reputation will : "nkn"wn ,'t'lr" Mary Bennett, de-! fail to so appear and answer, handle tlio different class..', ,Z1l .?"!, " Vtlu!r ,"!rH,)n', or , Palntlff wl11 "PP'y to the Court class...,, , Parties unknown, claiming any right, the relief prayed for in said c; NEW ELECTRICAL their showing. tolnthcomi.Mut'niiMnt of the plaintiff herein, M"'"" M ho granges of Oreg,,,,. ' , , , ; heretofore filed in the above en- WashlnKton and Idaho have InduA,.,! 'lot " ff;'7j'' a. Nort Ju"a H.ar- HId Court, within six (6) weeks their Intei.tl..., ,.f i. 0 '"-odle. (formerly Julia Char- from the date of the first publlca- Ih.lr Intention of atten.llnn in Inrgpi tta I'o.per), Mary Etta Uiehl and Hon hereof, and on or before the 7th numbers, over 2,500 beliii; expected.: .nry l,,"nl- ,,!r husband, and the day of October. 1916. and if vou the for llllo, estate, linn or interest In the plaint, to-wit: A decree of this real estate described in tlm n.,n,i,u.i Court dluanlvlnir n, i,nnd. nt DEVIPpci TMi7'MT't?T -lu anu in iiuu summons, defend- niony heretofore and now existing LVltLb XNVbNTEDja.ua. ,)Ctween the p)alntl(r Rn(, the d f d". , . IN THE NAME OK THE STATS' ant electric "drop.a-coln" fan is ! OK OIIEUON. v,J J if . .tl . . ... ... ..... .ii i .. i u ... I ...,u i.i. i. t . - ii':jri;jr I- ounuuuiio JO DUI YCU UUUI1 UU k. KaiiKer i.iiei ..im mr. ruiir- u.ne mm pmce in in.: Htution Muiren to appear and answer the by publication, not less than once .crumimnled them. I or waning room beside the weighing "'"'pianu rneii against you In the each week, in the St. Helens Mist, I . . . on nliovo pnl,.l ,,, .. .... .... I ,. . . a 1 i. ... ... Jiii trin was maun irom roriiaiiil nun kuii maciiines. r , .. ""'"re ucio- k"uu ui i 'ens man six ioi J"1C ' ' ; IHrr 1.1. 1 ft 1 I. flint lw.l.. I.... .....J Kfin0a..,t(.,n i : trl)ll t(, tluler, Wash. From Cluler j A new ,, of instantaneous water of the' time prescribed in Uie orZr irteTof the Honorable J A fIuZ snowline, a dlstunce or ten miles, . neater operated from any electric for the publication of this summons,! a Jw'Ke of the above entitled Court, I . i. in ih Hindu imrtly by miiclilue ! lamp socket may he uneii in m-,w. said period of time belne six wmiIh made an entered herein nn lm 9ZtA ; h oi'.nly on foot. The party camped : supply of hot water llow from any , , , ' 01 1,10 nm Publication "ay oiugusi, in. I. . ,;iL.l,. m Cold Si.rln on Me faucet f thl HUI,,n"""'. and If you fall to i STAPI.ETON, CONLEY. STEV- 1 find night at ( old Spring on Mc- j much. , Bpi)(!(ip nnd aBWr Bal(J C0In ttnt ENSON & STAPLETON. jimlil ridge. They lft camp at 6 1 Inventors have discovered that the plaintiffs will cause your default! Attorneys for Plaintiff. 9 Many people who say they do the best they can don't. You are not doing the best you can for yourself on the Clothes pro position until you have your Clothes Individually Tailored to your meas ure by J. F. RYAN MERCHANT TAILOR The Best is None Too Good III second day, and arrived at electricity applied to hi: 1 1 moistened to ,10 ''t,!d and apply to the Court top of the mountain five and a I with salt water will destroy . potato , ,, 1 '"l- f"B rell,:f niand- Sf hours later, climbing from the bugs and other Insect pests without adjudication that the defendants have ih Mtv The miiin summit covers j injuring growing crops. no Interest in the south-west quarter arm of bIhiuI 160 acres of roll-1 Kver forget to turn out the cellar tlle north-west quarter of section country, which seemed level ; light? An automatic electric door ",X ' 6)' loKl,P 'our ( 4 ) north of compared with the lower a.oep- j switch turn, on the light when the Slant exlXKlbeeKrow! ilopcs of the mountain. About ! door Is opened nnd snaps It off when ever, that certain tract of land' hero- it i mile to the west of the sum-, the door Is closed, and never forgets, "'lore conveyed to 0. C. Ilarger and III separate pinnacle about 150 k lower In elevation which wiih "Imi b visited. From this point an ex-1 aire fires cut view is obtained of a large t of natiouul forost land In the liter and Columbia forests, more burning film, thus preventing In Is visible from any other point, spread of the flames. ihfliinrtli could he wen Ml. linker i Dust may be used Instead of lmhii Lr the northern boundary of the '"ne In the automobile carburetor of J i' f Id south-west quar- tta, sad to the south the Sisters I the future. Electricity is used to Ig- t0 a point; thenco west and' parallel untaius mass in Oregon. one me eipiosive cuargo in an ex-Wiui mo norm boundary line of said Sriiis plmiurlo was chosen as tho , perlmental "dust englno" recently south-west quarter of the northwest I for a lookout station, on which constructed In government labora- 'u,r'P'' . loAr ..io, .2?intL thenc! il be built a standard lookout cab-.: lories In Washington. boundary of said south-west Quarter This cabin will be 12x12 feet, I An electric filing clerk which may of the north-west quarter 40 rods to Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ora i Date of first publication hereof, ; Aug. 26, 1916. I Date of last publication hereof ,! Oct. 6, 1916. i Highly luflammahle motion picture A""1!n ""!;K"r y deed dated April 25, , , , 1908, and recorded May 4. 1908. in m has caused many destructive the- rioi)k , ,mK 645 ,)oea nBC(ni; ot ro fires. A new electrical device Columbia county, Oregon, nnd nar- will automatically seal up the film ' "culnrly described as beginning at boxes on a projector and cut off the north-east corner of the south- ...To. iuu.iui ui muu uurui-weHi quar t1'" ter of section 6, township 4 north of range 1 west of the Willamette Mer idian, and running thence south on I'HtE! I'IHK: FIHE! 1'IKE! See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and Insure your property In the Oregon Fire Tiellef Association of McMlnn vllle, Oregon. Don't put it off. Mch6tf W. L. WARREN, Agent. kli i cupola or conning tower 6 ; ho iittm bed to any lamp socket nnd niuar.v Hot h main cabin and which will pick out certain classes ol ola will have a solid lit rip of win-1 Information from a catalogue of 30,- ghirin on all sides. A sub-sta- j 000 cards Is an indispensable servant In, equipped with telephone and I of the naval consulting board's com- fluder, will probably be estah-1 nilttoo on Industrial preparedness. Ilinl on tho main summit. Mt. Adams is 12,307 feet In ule- llon, or about 1.000 feet higher n Mt. Hood, where a vory suc- Ikful loiiknut station has been itilnliiiMl fur the pnst two firo sea- ii. The party returned to tlmherllne tame day, and tho third day ro lled to Portland. An Incident which occurred on Hie 7 down illustrates strikingly the Iclency of the firo lookouta on Ih mountains. When breaking mp at lllrd Creek, on lllrd Creek adws near tlmherllne. the nartv i the bougliH which had been used bedding onto their firo in order clean up their camping place. Kor fhnps half an hour or less this d considerable smoke, but soon mod out. When the party arrived (Jutchen Creek ranger station they ml a telephone message for ltnn- Mrkcl Informing- him that a fire 1 i discovered near llinbnrllne Mt. Adams. This firo hnd been lilted by Itanger Colemon, the look- un Mt. Hood, 66 miles distant. 'I reported to tho ranger station i frough the district office In Port- I. the messngo ronchlng the ran-! station nn hour and a half after1 Are started. Engineers of the (leneral Electric Company who have figured In the construction of tho largest electric transformers in the world, have re cently perfected one of the smallest ever built. It may bo concealed In the pnlm of tho hand, and when screwed Into any lamp socket will light a miniature lamp ull night every night for 20 rents a month. Don't compare milk and cream Phone 107. St. 1 felons without a Dairy trial. Don't forget that tho St. Helens Dairy wants to plcaso you. Phon 107. PJTERNATIONAL LIVE- STOCK EXPOSITION At Union Stock Yards. North Port ed, December 4-9. Owing to tho splendid manner In lilclt the Oregon Hankers' Assoclu- P". tho Portlund Chamber of Com- "rc, the state of Oregon and tho PITsrent broed associations hnve a'le appropriations, "the show this F will tako rank with the largest vestock expositions in the United Ntes. Iletwenn $20,000 and $25,000 ill bo given In cash premiums for '"stock. Tho 8horthorn and Here- Fri associations of Amorlcn have fai1" total appropriations of 5,000, f"lch being matched by the cxnosl- n makes premiums of $10,000 for ioso two breeds alone and insures e strongest kind of comnelltlon In ''"so classes. flHn to tr. nnn u !..! ir,fn,l in !' dairy division, which covers llol- ie"'s, Jerseys, Ouernsoya and Ayr Idres. Practically $2,600 Ih being I'von In tho shoep'cluss, whllo hogs ro recognized to about the samo ex- !tt. Tho druft tvno of horseH are fclvon over $1,200, divided botwoen I ercheron. Ilnlirliiii Civ. Ion nnd Pl'lres. fnnin i i... "niu in IUIO Ultl lJ irfS "lz,M to tho extent of 12.500. The N'Udent Judglns enntent. in ho nar- Plclpated In by all of the agricultural plleges of the northwest, again re- u,vc $;ioo. Attention of tlm lirnnitnra Is on II nil Itii ii... . tact that the closing datos aro 'ollowg: Breodlng classes, No Its tempting fragrance in vites you and its delicious flavor braces you up I Golden West Coffee Is "Just Right" a point, and thence east 40 rods to the place Of beginning, and contain ing 10 acres, all lying and being in Columbia county, Elate of Oregon, and for a decree quieting plaintiff's title therein. Tills Summons Is published by or der of the Hon. J. A. Eukin, Judge of the above entitled Court, mado and dated August 29th, 1916, which order prescribes that service of sum mons In this suit be made upon you by publication onco a week for six consecutive weeks, which time will begin to run. from the day of the first publication hereof. Date of the first publication of this summons is Friday, September 1, 1916. Date of Inst publication October 13, 1916. J. W. DAY, Attorney for Plaintiffs. All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK. St. Helens Oregon M. HOVEN Steamer RUTH SAFE, SPEEDY SERVICE TOWING, JOBBING Passenger accomodations for 100 Landing at City Dock George's Market ST. HELENS FRESH A SI) SALT MEATS PHONE 4H Prompt Service CITY GARAGE Agency for The Chevrolet $570.00 F. O. B. St. Helens Sold on easy terms Hupmobile Service Station Keep a Full Line of Firestone Tires OIL, GASOLINE AND ACCESSORIES Best equipped Machine Shop in the town for Auto and Marine Work St. Helens, Battery Recharging Oregon NOTICK OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that Wal lace McCamant, administrator of the estate of William McPherson, Jr., Deceased, has Died his final account In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County, and that by consideration of the said court the said account hus been set for hearing on the 7th day of Octo ber, 1916, at the hour of 10:00 A. M. All persons having any objec tions to the allowance of the said account, and all persons otherwise . pimne 42 Interested in the said estate, are INDEPENDENT MILK CO. Dealers in MILK, CREAM BUTTERMILK We solicit a share of the St. Helens trade, and guarantee satisfaction. ST. HELKNS LODGES hereby notified to appear in tho said oi'K WANT ADS UKING RESULTS court on or beforo the said date to mako known their contentions with reference thereto. WALLACE McCAMANT, Administrator of the Estate of William McPherson, Jr., Do- ceased. la T Si JJ SIMMONS IN TUB CIKCl'IT COITHT OF THE STATE OF OUEC.ON IN AND FOK COHIMIIIA COUNTY. Nancy Ilncon, Plaintiff, vs. George W. Hacon, Defendant. To George W. Ilncon, defendant above named: In the name of tho Stute of Oregon you are hereby required to appear In the abovo entitled Court and an swer the complaint fllod against you In tho above entitled suit on or be fore November 11th. 1916. If you full to so nonear and answer for wnnt thereof, tho plulntlff will np The Ixiyal Order of Moose, St. Hel- ens Lodge No. 1238. Meet the first I nrtrl thfrrl Woilnocrlav nf onuli ninnili 38-5 i A visitors cordially invited. HARRY BENNETT, Dictator. E. D. WOODS, Sec. NOTICK Notice is heroby given that the County KoacinuiBier nns niea n uns Mlzpah Chapter O. E. S. meets in office his Certificate of completion of MaBOnlc Hall the seCoud and fourth the following namea concrucis lor road Improvements nnd bridges: In Road District No. 7. Vernonln Itrldgo, over Rock Creek, Keenoy-llremer Co. Contractors. Pehhlo Creek road, In Sec. 16, Geo. Pnrker, Contractor. Pebblo Creek road, 1916 Special, C. U. Enstrom, Contractor. Rock Creek rood. West from Tuck or Itrldgo, D. W. Tyler et nl., Con tractors. Rock Creek road, 1916 Special, at Shlllaplets, J. J. Purnoy, Contractor. Upper Nehalcni road, 1916 Special, at Smiths place, E. Lavender, Contractor. All protests against the ncceptnnce ply to the above entitled Court for contrttcts must bo filed in the the relief prnyed for in her com- off(ce of U)e Countv clorki withi plnlnt, to-wit: t , wc0i,8 from the date of the first Kor a docree of divorcement dls- 'bHcttt,on horeof. solving tho bonds of matrimony , f nrst puollcilt(on Septem- herotoforo nnd now existing between ' . m6 you and the plaintiff, Nancy Itacon. "Br ' ' A F UAUNETT and for tho care and custody of tl'0j41 2 County Clerk. minor ciiiiu, imruiu i.ui.".., such other relief as the plaintiff may he entitled to in equity. This Summons is served upon you by publication In the St. Helens Mist, a weekly nowspnper of genernl cir culation, printed, published and cir culated In Columbia County. State of Oregon, pursuant to an order of Hon. R. S. Hnttnn, County Judge of Columbia County. State of Oregon. Said order was mado dated and enterod on Septembor 27th, 1916. and ronulroH said Summons to be pub lished In said paper for six consecu tive weeks nnd requires you to ap pear in the above entitled Court nnd nnswer said complnlnt on or before November 11th, 1916. September 20th, 1910. Is the date of the first publication of this Summons and November 10th. 1916. will be the date of the Inst publication thereof. LANGLEY & LANGLEY. Attorneys for Plulntlff. Saturdays of each month. MRS. LILLA M. CROUSE, W. M. JOHN PHILIP, Secy. Tillicum Tribe No. 62, Improved O. R. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at its wigwam, second and fourth Sat urdays of each month. W. G. HRANNON, C. of R. EBER BROWN, Sach. Insure the Happiness of Your Little Ones! Any parent charged with neglect of hia children naturally will be come indignant. Still there are some parents who, through carelessness, neglect to provide for their welfare. The little ones must be protected. There is no better protection than a bank account. If You Haven't an Account Open One Today For the Children's Sake The Columbia County Bank St. Helens, Ore. OLDEST IN THE COUNTY St. Helens Rebekah Lodge, No. 217, meets first and third Thursday of each month in I. O. O. F. Hall. Visiting members nlways welcome. MRS. ANNA II. SAURER, N U. MRS. ELLA ALLEN, Sec'y. FARM FOR BALK Will sell the 4 60-acro farm belong Ing to tho Charles Mucklo estnte, lo rated In Sections 7-8-16 nnd 17, in Tnwnnhln 4 North of Rnngo 1 Wost In Columbia county, Oregon, a por tion of which lies on tho famous Scnppoose bay; 200 acres of which Is cleared and undor cultivation. All level, easily clearod and woll watered. For terms, apply to James Mucklo, 56.1 Lndd nvonuo. Portland, Oregon, or to W. J. Mucklo, St. Helens, Ore gon. JAMES MUCKLE, W. J. MUCKLE, MARY GEORGE, Er.oi iitois of tho Ejtato of Charles Mucklo. Decor.Bcd. 41-tf Columbia Encampment, No. 77, I. O. O. V. meets in the I. O. O. F. Hull, on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. Sojourn ing Patriarchs most cordially invited to meet with us HARRY BENNETT, C. P. C. W. BLAKESLEY, Scribe. St. Helens Lodge No 117, I. O. O. F. tiiJTiP meets in the I O. V:?J '-V O. F. building, on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, visiting members are al ways given a hearty welcome. CARL H. AAMOND. N. G. C. W. BLAKESLEY, Soc. Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights of rytbitts meets every 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. OUR RULE OF BUSINESS is to pay cash and buy in large quantities. In this way we save you money on your purchases. Our stock of DRY GOODS, SHOES AND NOTIONS is complete and the prices are low. Good Groceries our Specialty Try iis with your next order A. T. KIBLAN Phone 35 Houlton (West St. Helens) St. Helens Lodge No. 32, A. F. & A. M. meets 1st and 3rd Saturday In each mouth. Visiting brothers cordially H. J. SOUTHARD, W. M. E. E. QUICK, Secy. MBaajiBajBjBjBaBBHMMMiiiiMa9jMBMBsBiiwaBaaHiijMiaBBBWi - TIIK CELEBRATED If k " BERGMANN SHOE ' ? Awarded Gold Medal P. P. I. E. i&f 't: S,,n Jranciaco, 1015. Loggers' vJr V: Cruisers, Miners and Sportsmen. I I . Men's Comfort Dress Shoes. Strong Shoes for Hoys. Manufactured by THEO. BERGMANN SHOE MFG. CO. 21 Tluiniian Street PORTLAND, ORE. ASK FOK THE BERGMAN X WATERPROOF SHOE OIL I