7,
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!
& S. TIME TABLE
I'ri.iii Portland
Loaves Arrive
Portland. St. Helens
8:10 a. in. 9:12 b. in.
"".12:25 p. in. 1:33 P. in.
R.ri n. in. 8:42 u. in.
il:15 p. ni. 7:08 p. in. '
to Portland
reaves Arrival!
Hi. Helens Portland
, . 7:69 a. in. 9:16b. in.
". ,11:06 . in- 12:06 p. in.
3:62 p. in. 6:00 p. m.
.... 8:48 P- ni- 9:60 p. in.
'it'ui vh for station about 20
In advunee of uliove time.
Wager J. n. trice
HAS K11UMU.D
......... ,u OI. IIOIUIS, OlttgOII. R.y
lllsuy has preached tll0 K0HI)L.i .,, ,,, '
w r ; or,M k th , ., tlI8 Bwr
has bo, a ,l 'r , , T "IX y"',rM " M'HK " "" ' V.nk
" 1f"l,,'r," ,":,""r " I'Im.Io;, .,,! Mr. V. Dull,,,,,, r AluHkn.
churc . Ho has , , , con. ,lt. All(,,orilK(. M
grcgutlon grow tint ii i, i., i. i " v'
' ,v i ni! ri'rcnioliv w'iu irr,.p I ..... . . ... .
' i . . , iti" Mini ill ii'ii i Hnn (ifi nrit rrr nu
ill Km"" 8lililiiHli'r Will mmi
OITItf" In I'oriiiiiMi.
i'll. I'rlt". for the lHt five yeurs
Lcr ami designer for tli St.
,n Hhll't'X lit! iiik mp""y, on
Lncd iiomHIoii ami will open
imt l Porllunil. Il win nuiKe a
laity of iiiiviiI coiihI ruction nml
KiiliiK. Willi: wl"' 1,1 way
,r hu connection with tliu ship
ping company, I' l rotulnod by
m to set In un mlvlhory capacity.
V I'rlre Ih probably the bent
Ln shipbuilder on tlio I'uclllc
L. Ili'furo coming to America, 18
In UK". In WHH fHKHK'"'! Ill the
MlnK of iron vessels, liut muting
opportunity for the construction
wutiilt'ii ocean-going vessels, he
i.,n to iiiiike a upoclulty of thin
nidi of Khlp coiiHlructlon. In the
littfii years of Ills career nil H
M.t tl
... mrmig oruillll.LtlcHH of
buy country. Un has ,t ,r.ur
iigemont, Intr.l work himI nil contend
ing forces with a iinilh,. To I, In,
there wus no kiicIi tl,,lg a f,.ure.
buccoss only ctiultl ho uUuined. Mrs.
nisey hum l.t.;.n a true friend of the known mid respected by
church nml did her n:irt w..n ....... ivt,.,.,!.
KtiuidliiK by mid ..ncoiiruKliiK Iut hiiH-i
band in IiIh tusks, with only one ' COUNTY INSTITUTE
......ft,,,, uilll Ol liellltr Conditions Of
llio church anil of the
ORDINANCE NO. 11)7.
An Ordinance appropriating tuna's
tor the co m pro mine of the Action of
ICitinifia II. Tompkins, against the
City or SI. Melons.
WIIKKKAS, One Emma H. Tomp
kins iihh brought an fiction in the
by llt v. Mdirlilt!
I'dlst church.
Mr. nml Mrs.
Hit'lr hoiui! for tho
ciicraKO. Tho bride is a daughter of appears to bo desirable; to all par
ti. It. Hyde of Yankton, uutl l u..n '
now mereiorc, rne
pastor of tho Mi'th- the City of St. HeleiiH. for damages
jUll'-glng to have been received by
Dallinim will nn!;e a ,l,!f"ctlve BltHwaik; and
, iv iitMfitH, u ctiuiproinistt. oui oi iouri
preiifiit at An- In tho suiu of One thousand dollars
r niBiiy'
St.
city. Unv.
Illsoy was ulwuyw glad to aitslst all,!
City of
Helens, does ordain as follows;-
Sectlon 1. That thcro be, and
there Ih, hereby granted and appro
priated out of the general funds of
tho TreivHury of said City, the sum
of One thousand dollars to bo paid
tlif uulil lmti.n II TV-, ..!!., n
i. , , . ,, , 1.... uuiiiiu ii. a isiii,niun, in lull
l.upt. Allen has announced th.,1 llu; f R demands against tho Citv: and
WILL EE AT RAINIER!
BHtl His endeuvor was not con fined i ('oluuilihi County Teachers' Institute the Ilscorder of s?.id C'.ty is hereby
to members of htt church. He Is I wl" uu 1L'!(1 H Halnler October 25 ; "uthorlned and ordered to draw a
and us such !, advanced the stand- ,,f '- liold ihe county , Tompkins, upon tho dismissal of said
ard.t of civilization and religion 'I''H In tho county seat, It In not .fiction end a proper release of all
N;irth Itond. Wo homt tin. oblli'atory. iiml Mr. Allen n,.,,.i,i n , cliilms against said City.
same I'licouragitnii.-nl Ihut has bet-n hoiilil bu pasaed around, and ihern-'oct. 2nd, 1916,
given hero, which If done wo aru cer-: '"r elected Ualnier. 1 Head the third tiino and passed
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
I
lain he can accomplish even
tluin ho has in North llend."
I'rof. KunU, pilncipul of tho Ualn-l0''1; :ir' 1916
! i,!r hlK'i kcIiooI, has already Issued
I -i call to the citizens to get together
OREGON HAS $1,138,802.80 ' f"r "'" tilr'! "n'1 entertainment ol
'the teaclieri. An tlm lw r....v.it..
' 0r"K"n '""'"""''' "llendiiig county instltules ,,..
'" "'" nHi l lutry. every teacher lu. tho county
en.llng Heplember 30 last, according ; will be. In attendance, and as tl.-re
ueceipts for tho iu.ir-i meotliig promises to be of unusual : '"8l,re Jour PrPerty ' the Oregon
. . r ire i.cner Assoclall
is! (
m
in 1 1 in reptiri oi main Treasurer Kay
made Friday
ter totaled $1,UX1,3K4 32. Tho bal
aiice on hand 8eptiniber SO was
$1,138,802.80. Of this amount tho
mineral fund showed a balance of
J 7 11.1,1 .19. 1 3. In the common school
fund tho balance on ham), principal
anil luterc.it Invcittmoiits on Septem
ber 30 totaled $0,398,092 91.
ue over one hundred oi them, the;
Approved Oct. 3rd, 1916,
S. C. MORTON,
Mayor.
Attest;
E. K. QUICK,
City Recorder.. 42-2
I I UK! TIKE! I IKK! IiltK!
See K. E. Quick, St. Helens, and
Intnrei t.
Don't compare
in i III ami cream
I'lionti 107.
St. Helens Dair;.
without a trial
:ition of McMinn-
vllle, Oregon. Don't put it off.
MiihBtf W. h. WARItEN. Agent.
i rinj
little want an in tho Mist will
: results.
AH Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Furnished.
R. CONSTANTIN
- PLUMBING, HEATING,
SHEET METAL WORK.
St. Helens Oregon
TO THE PUBLIC
SIMMONS
IN TIIK CIltCUIT COIMIT OF THE
STATE OK OREGON, FOR COL
IMltlA COUNTY.
Charles T. Itrown and Effle C. Ilrown,
rialntlffs, vs. Mary Ellen Norton,
Julln Charlotte Ilrodie, (formerly
Julia Charlotte Poppers), Sidney
Smith Ilrodie, Mary Etta liiehl .and
Henry Dlchl, her husband, and the
I have bought the butcher bust
lies c f the Central Meat Market (Mr.
Pliiminer) mid after tho luth of this
month will take active charge of the : unknown heirs of Mary Ue'nnctt, de
IiuhIucss. I hope to retain all of Mr. ceased, and also all other nersons or
I'lummer's old customers and make parties unknown claiming any right,
many new ones. I will endeavor to ""f1 ""'""V ,r 'l't1erest ln, Ve
. ., . . , real estate described in tho complaint
give you the best of meats, courteous herein. Defendants.
'reatnient and prompt delivery, i" To Mary Ella Norton. Julia Char-
M. HOVEN
Steamer RUITI
SAFE, SPEEDY SERVICE
TOWING, JOBBING
will be thankful for a trial order.
Very respectfully,
43-t' RAY MORTON.
NOTICE
J. II. PRICE
ilpliulhliT he has constructed 4 8
wis, many of which are now ply-
k up ami down the coast. He linn
Mgiieil ami construct oil every ves-
wlili'h fly tho McCormick house
Ik, ami his latest achleveiueni was
n ilHslKiilng. planning and con-
uclliin of the big motor vessel City
Portland, and the two smaller mo-
Ir vessels, the Ruth and June.
Kor the past several months Mr.
ico 1ms been acting in an advisory
f licit y with a largo llritish Coluin-
shipbuilding company, and it Is
't"nt 1 hn will still serve them.
Mr. Price has mad many frio:idt
prlng his resldenco in Bt. Helens
o rtmgratuluto hint on his success
N are glail that, ln a manner, he
II still lie connected with the St.
Ii'ii" yard. Tho Mist cannot lenrn
' exact data Mr. Prico will open
IVrtliind offices.
lUILDING PERMITS
GRANTED BY COUNCIL
Council met In regular session
mtliiy evening with all members
reiit.
Applications for building permits
"ro grunted as follows:
LImi Ixiytl, to innko atlilltlon to
elllag on lot 11, block 47.
3. K. Smith, to erect building on
M 3, block 32.
T- I.. Jenner, to erect frame dwell-
It n lot 13, block 132.
Mrs. Iris Oliver, to alter and ro-
lr hulltling In West St. Helens.
J- E. Ramsay, to Install Peterson
'lent oven-in building on lot 14,
lock is.
C- I., Ayers, to erect garage, on lot
1. Mock 137.
The regular monthly, bills were
indited and allowed.
Labor bills for work on Wlllii
fi'ette Ktreet were ordered segregated
f that amount against each lot
fultl be definitely determined.
Mitrslial reported a number of
l'lewulkB III need of repairs.
"hltiwalk In front of V. H. Hanson
proiierty wus ordered completed bj
ho city, undKV tho direction of Coun
cilman White.
.lotto Ilrodie, (formerly Julia Char
lotte Poppers), Mary Etta Ilielil and
Henry Diehl, her husband, and the
unknown heirs of Mary Dennett, de
ceased, and also all other persons or
parties unknown, claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in the
I will open my lunch department real estate described in the complaint
on Sunday, October 8, ami will make "ereln and ,n tllls unns, defend-
i specialty of regular Sunday din- ,jj T1IE NAME 0K TUE STATE
ners. My dinner menu for next Sun- OF OREGON, You are hereby re
duy will bo Tomato soup, baked ' quired to uppear and answer the
hlrken and dressing .with cranberry i complaint filed against you in the
, , , , , . , auuvc tTiiiiin:u biiiv un ui ircnuu vi-iu-
tauce, dewberry pie with whipped i.. kmc ,i,i u. h, i ,i
creiini, fruit r.aluil anil Ice cream. 0f the' time prescribed in the order'
Tea, colTee, milk or hot chocolate. for tho publication of this summons,
ROYAL CONFECTIONERY. M P';rlod of I'"16 b,e1"s 8,1x,.w1k8i
j from the day of tho first publication
, " ; of this summons, and if you fail to!
,ny noi iounuiiu meiiu now ,.,., ii ; 8Q Bppenr Bnd answer said complaint,
with cold lunches. Special Sunday ; lnn plaintiffs will cause your default
dlnneiii.
ROY Al, CONFECTIONERY.
Passenger accomodations for
100
Landing at City Dock
George's Market
ST. IIKI.EXS
i i!i:sn and salt
MEATS
PHONE 4H
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 Shoy in tlic town for Auto
and Marine Work
Battery Recharging
St. Helens,
Oregon
Prompt Service i
INDEPENDENT MILK CO.
Dealers In
It must reach
you fresh it
moves off the
grocer's shelf
so rapidly.
Golden West Coffee
Is -Just Right"
MILK, CREAM
BUTTERMILK
e solicit a Bhare of the St. Helena
trade, and guarantee satisfaction.
ST. HELENS
SIMMONS
ST. HELENS' NEW
M. E. MINISTER
"ev. lUscy, tho new Methodist
minister unsigned to tills plnco by
lllO recent n.nirnn .ftnfn.ntirtt Willi
formerly located at North llond, in
('oos county, where ho had chnrgo
tho Methodist church at that place
f"f ix years. Tho North llend Hur-
"r Pays him tho following compli
ment: "North llond loses an nctlvo clll
a respected fnmlly, and the M.
R. church a much loved pastor In
Uio tranufor of Ilcv. A. S. Hisoy and
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREOON IN AND FOR
COUIMIHA COUNTY.
Nancy llacon, Plaintiff, vs. George
V. llacon, Defendant.
To George W. llacon. defendant
above named:
In the name of the Stato of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
in the above entitled Court and an
swer the complaint (lied against you
In tho above entitled suit on or be
fore November 11th, 1816. If you
fall to so appear and answer for
want thereof, the plaintiff will ap
ply to the above entitled Court for
the relief prayed for in her com-
t.lnlnt tn-wlt:
For a decree oi oivorceun'in -solving
the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
you and the plaintiff. Nancy llacon,
and for the care and custody of the
minor child, Harold llacon. and for
such other relief us the plaintiff may
he entitled to In equity.
This Summons is served upon you
by publication In the St. Helens Mist,
a weekly newspaper of general c r
ted. liubllshed and cir-
"i" . :. ...
to be entered and apply to the Court
j above named lor the relief deniand
1 ed In said complaint, to-wlt,- for an
I adjudication that the defendants have
no Interest in the south-west quarter
of the north-west quarter of section
six (6), township four (4) north of
range one ( 1 ) west of the Willamette y
i Meridian; excepting thcrcrrom, now
' ever, that certain tract of land here-
' toforo conveyed to G. (.. Rarger and j
I Annie Itarger by deed dated April 25, i
! itinti nml recorded Mnv 4. 1908. in Phono 42
! Book 9, page 645 Deed Records of
i Columbia county, Oregon, and par- OVIt WANT ADS ItRIXti HK.SLLTS
j ticulurly described as beginning at . 1 -
the north-east corner of the south-: LODGES
west quarter of said north-west quar- 1 . . . ..
! ter of section 6, township 4 north of j The Loyal Order of Moose, St. Hel-
I range 1 west of tho Willamette Mer-' ens Lodge No. 1238. Meet the first
Idlan, and running thence soutn on and third Wednesday or each month,
the east line of said south-west quar- i All visitors cordially invited,
ter of tho north-west quarter. 40 rods HARRY BENNETT, Dictator,
to a point: thence west and parallel j e. n. WOODS, Sec.
with the north boundary line of said
south-west quarter of the northwest Mizpah Chapter O. E. S. meets in
quurter 40 rods to a point; thence Musonic IInll the Becod an(t fourth
north and parallel with the e , Satur(lliyg o( eacIl month,
boundary of said south-west quarter MUS ULLA m. CROUSE, W. M.
of the north-west quarter 40 rods to i JOHN PHILIP, Secy,
a point, and thence east 40 rods to i
the place of beginning, and contain
ing 10 acres, all lying and being in
Columbia county, otate of Oregon,
and for a docree quieting plaintiff's
title therein.
Tills Summons Is published by or
der of the Hon.- J. A. Eakin, Judge
of the nbove entitled Court, made
and dated August 29th, 1916, which
order prescribes that service of sum
mons In this Buit be made upon you
by publication onco a week for bIx
consecutive weeks, which time will
begin to run from the day of the
first publication hereof.
Date of the first publication of
this summons Ib Friday, September
1, 1916.
Date of last publication October
13, 1916.
J. W. DAY,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
e the ft (
R& i
Tlllicum Tribe No. 62. Improved
O. U. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at
its wigwam, second and fourth Sat-1
urdavs of each month.
W. G. BRANNON, C. of R.
EBER BROWN. Sach.
Insur
Happiness of
Your Little Ones!
Any parent charged with neglect of his 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 Hebekah Lodge, No.
217, meets first and third Thursday
of each month In I. O. O. F. Hall.
Visiting members always welcome.
MRS. ANNA II. SAUREIt, 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 most cordially invited
to meet with us
HARRY BENNETT, C. P.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Scribe.
VMM KOK HA LK
Will soil tho 450-acre farm belong
ing to tho Charles Mucklo estate, lo
cated In Sections 7-8-16 and 17, in
Township 4 North of Rnngo 1 West
--vi'v'a. s'. Helens Lodge
jftK No 117 - - F-
llL&Sra meets ln the I O.
;S'.' .jr o. F. building, on
the second and fourth Saturdays of
each month, visiting members are al
wavs given a hearty welcome.
CARL II. AAMOND, N. G.
O. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec.
ciliated In Columbia i-ouiuy, mm , . -mint v. Oroiron. a nor-
??Ti&rcaXStlon of which lies on the M.mous
Columbia County. State of Oregon. Scnppooao bay; 200 acros of which
Said order was made dateti n ' 8 deorcd and under cultivation, an Avon i,0dge No. 62 Knights of
. 071, 1 1ll ft. nnn .... . i . . . . n. j
entoreti on Btipuiiiiimi -----, . . 0,,Bny cleared ana wen wuioruu. , rytnins meets every mesuay uven
-,l c nn u in llA nil II- "' i " . , ... rtill 1 iri
requires sain omnium".
llshed In said paper for six consecu
tlvo weeks and requires you to ap
pear in the above entitled Court and
answer said complaint on or before
November 11th. 1916. September
29th, 1916, In tbo l,e of th0 nrai
publication of IIiIh SiimiiioriB ml
November 10th, 1916, will be the
date of the last publication thereof.
LANGLEY & LANGLEY,
Attornoys for Plaintiff.
For terms, apply to James Mucklo,
563 Lndd nvenuo, Portland, Oregon,
or to W. J. Mucklo, St. Helens, Oro
gon. JAMES MUCKLE,
W. J. MUCKLE,
MARY GEORGE,
Executors of tho Estnto of Charles
Mucklo, Docor.Bed. 1-tr
lug In Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis
iting Knights always welcome
JAMES O'CONNOR, C. C.
E. A. ROSS, K. of R. & S.
St. Helens Lodge No. 32,
r A. F. & A. M. meets 1st
Ar and 3rd Saturday In each
mu'.ith. Visiting brothers cordially
H. J. SOUTHARD, W. M.
E. E. QUICK, Secy.
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 us with your next order
A. T. KIBLAN
Phone 35
Houlton (West St. Helens)
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