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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. . JANUARY 26. 1917 2 1 ! c5 S. C. MOHTOX. .Editor and Manager Entered as second-class matter, January 10th, 1912. at the Postoffic? lit Pt. Melons, Oregon, under the act of March 3rd, 1S79. ST. HKl.K.NS-PlTTSlU'Kt i;oai The St. Helens Commorrial Club, in no uncertain terms, has gone on record as in favor of the completion .,f Hie Si Heteiis-Pilt.sbiirc road. is to bo hoped that their co-operation ...i. :.. .1... 1. .. ..f 11... may result 111 mu hmiih.-i iu .... road The first notice of that road ulitili nnne:iii'd iii a nauor iiublished ... ....i i.;.. .......... !.. iui.nd 1SX0 ... 0, when the tolumhian mentioned the fact that Browse brother:) had I'.lem hauled a grist mill into the Nth via that route. That was thirty-six years ago, but it they should at'emp; a similar feat now tiny would be lucky to get further than Trenholm. Prom St. Helens to that point the road is good, but, from all reports, from Trenholm to Pittsburg it is worse than the ordinary worse. The distance from Trenholm to Pittsburg is approximately eleven miles, and (he snrvev made two veais ni:o elim- - inates I lie steep grades and dangerous lui.l'a. ikuuu m.iaii'i -lui; i.iiuku that $50,000 would build a good road with no grade exceeding 5 per cent. When the county seat fight was on, St. Helens promised the farmers living in the Nehalem that they would aid in getting this road repaired so it would be passable. The Nehalem valley stood by St. Helens, aud it is up to the county court und tho citizens of St. Helens to now stand by the Nehalem valley. A good road would mean that tiie farmers in that fertile section could reach St. Helens in a few hours, instead of tak ing the roundabout way either via Clatskanie or Timber. The tax payers of Vernonia ami vicinity have levied a special tax and the funds raided will be expended on the load, so it seems no more than right for St. Helens to do likewise and meet them half wa; with the citizens of tho Inited States' Harford, Mrs. J. P., work for Man on account of tho scarcity of food ! ' supplies and tho wa? prices paid for the necessities of life. be;u5i Safety first! The H. B. appropri ating salaries for deserving members of the slate legislature was among the first bills to pass, and, as the darkey cxpio.ssod it, it "was mun.imi nous." our statesmen i-hould look after themselves first. A dispatch frcm Berlin -ays that the Munich military authorities are struggling with tho beer shortage problem. That's nothing uiiriuninoii ; many Oregonians have had this saim struggle for the past year, and from all indications they will have more of a struggle during the coining year. COURT PROCEEDINGS K'ontinued from las', week) veyor, $2 50; Farnsworth, G E work for roadmaster, $100.00; Dun- lVrnH' J' work for roadmaster, $7.u0; Seflseman, Ed., work for roadmaster. $16.90; Parker, Walter work for roadmaster, $16.90; Ving' Mctor, work for roadmaster, $5 00-' t- ?ZD-J-e- work for roadmaster', $a.00; Eastman, Del, work for road master, $3.00; Meier, Edwin, work tor roadmaster, $2.50; Abry, (I k expenses as roadmaster, "$ -'0 80 ' l arnsworth, G. E.. expense a"s sur veyor, $7.50; Middlebrook, E A expenses as surveyor, $3.35; Duncan'.' ii. J., auto to survevor, $r;i 153- jic. iV'i1;, B"KI,lif!S roadmaster, -.'i0; Johnson k Co., Rov, auto to surveyor, $6.50; Mann, Fred ro-id viewers. $4 00; Rice, J. w. road viewer, $5.00; Van Orshoven. L J surveyor, $S2.5S; Paulson. Dan, but veyor, $100; St. Helens Mistpub road notices nnd supplies, $1140- $33.80; Rilham Sta. A ml Co Mipplies to officers. $70.81; Killiam tvo- 1Irt,B' r- sPPll"s to sherilT, -; Johnson .t Co., Rov, auto to sheriff. $4.50; Hurlburt T I work for sheriff. $2.50; Despainu! S. work for sherilT, Ill.r.O; Clarl i 'r. TW?rrk for fh"ri,r- l7-4: "url-; hurt, T. M., work for sherilT, $1 00- ? ' Stone' A- L- l,f""i for sh-r- . ir, JoO 00; Columbia Co. Abst. Co . '"or. S.anwood,' $104.00; Harger, C. c., v,-ork for sheriff, $2.50; Drown, ('has p,.,. age, $ 6.00 ; l;rvw, fl.UH.. expen'so as dep. Hieriff, $18.50; Phillips ; 'r1,,r'")e' work fr sheriff, $34 Hi I hi lips U'm., work for sberuf'. S . -7; Lowes Livery Hum. work ; ,r ,.' T it."'1 coror, $19.50; EillottJ , supplies to clerk. $0.60 '"rk, ilj.r.o; Riishong & c0 aun. P ies to clerk. $1 . 50; Hatu", 1 mo, work for clerk, $60.00; Glass t-u o' '"jr1,"10' KUPPlies clerk! $-M.10; Jiushong & Co., supplies to ussessor, $40.00; Blakosley, C V PHtage J10.00; Paulson. Marie' work f0r assessor, $55.00; Rann $6 ' u I"! ""' Jrk ,or a8ccor $6.2a, AVhito. Martin, expense as -K'Puty assessor, $5.60; liSnt, Jas poSlage, $4.60; Constantino R work for sheriff. $,r,.25: Williams.'! A. M work for Janitor, $5 00-. roscent Choinlcal Co., supplle, to 1 Janitor. $7.25; St. Helens Hard o!ar.. I0' SUPP"8 t" Janitor. $ 75- j M. Helens Laundry, laundry, $1.10,:i Pavies, Wm. H., supplies to court house. $1.00; Hoss, E. A., supplies to court house, $7.00; Phillips, lier trudo, work for dist. attorney. $7. SO; Phillips. (Jortrudc. work for dist. $2. f0; Cooper. V. II., ox dist. attornvy, 1.D5; Pe- CQ .i.i ti mi. pmhh ii, wti.... of iioaep. $3.10: rump, John, justice of m ace. $2.70: Philiu. John, iustlce ' peace. in peace. .uu: i limp, jiniii, jusi ice : t.r ,aco. $2.as; IMilllp. John. Juatlre I of peace, $2.S5; Philip, John, justice ; of peace, $2.ti0; Philip. John, justice I of peace, $2.10: Philip, John, justice Sta; juror. State vs. Gay, $1.00: King John, juror State vs. Gay, $1.00; Uobor, G. ('., juror, State vs. Gay, $2.20: Philip. Aleson, Juror, State vs. Gay, $1.S0: Pahlgrcn. O., juror State vs. Gay, $1.00: State Game Commicsion. witness State vs. Gay. i-.91f; h into, lilt State vs. Gay, $1.50: $12.90; White, Thomas, witness Philin. John. justice of peace, $6.20; Nellie Gav, witness State vs. MeFall, $16.10; Johnson, Emma M., witness State vs. MeFall, $10.10; David, P. C, witness State vs. McPall, $10.10; Joluieon. Edda P., witness State vs. McPall, $10.10: Pillman. Mos, wit ness State vs. MeFall. $10.10; llar ham. Morris, witness State vs. Me Fall. $10.10; Harhr.m. Nellie, wit ness State vs. McPall, $10.10: I!ar ham, M. E.. witness Slate vs. McPall. $10.10; Weed, O. G, justice of peace. $2.35; White, T. S, exam, of Horton, $13.60; Welch. Dr. W. E., exam, of Horton, $20.00; White, T. S., investigating Gay case, $37.60; Ross, Edwin, examination of insane, $12.00; St. Helens Mist, supplies to school supt., $12.40; Southard, H. J., truant officer. $25.55; Allen, Madeline, work for school supt., $50.00; Allen. J. W., cxponsc as school supt., $20.71: Hoss, Dr. L. G., health officer. $26.50; IHack. Mrs. Louisa, work for Mary Raymer. $3.50; George, Jacob, board for pri soners, $12.75; West. A. L.. care of I elina Youne f7 sn iitiriimri t , - r v. . , v - . , villi spain. P. S.. unto to dist. attorney. T. H.. aid to Mrs. Poase. $4.50; Don I. Sir. Mohler. 12.60; fc. r . $1.50; St. Helens Mist. pub. budget 1 Willis, rare of Herbert Pall. $30.00 ; i $23.75 ; N. P. Simon. $20.00; J. t. and court pro.. $94.20; Rainier Ke-1 fade. S. X., uid to Mrs. Pease, $2.75; Trillium, $30 00; J. . Runes, new Pub. Co., printing. $130.40; Henderson, Clyde, freight acct. Over- $30.00; Geo. Kowler. $18.15; IK J HaK.in, It. S.. poi'taRO. $5.00; Hur-'ton. $1.00; KniKhtoti. S. C, care or Link. $3.75; S. I.. Malcolm. $3. 1 5; vev, A. K.. Co. com.. $S2.65; Weed. Clarence tiay, $11 25; Plaza Phar- J. S. Holbrook. $5.00; J. K. 'Iruiuun, Jiuhon. Co. com.. $41.00; Weed. O. tnacv. supplies to Co. charges, $15.00: Louis llollawuy, $17. Nl; A. 1!.. drawing jurv list, $3.00; North, $17 . S5; St. llol-ns I.br. Co.. nid to Carbon. $20.00; lloorKrt Clilftls, It Kdwin. drawlnir inrv list. S2.00: Mrs. Pease. 14.0H: Stuukard. Wm.. $19.03: C. klirson. J.uu; n. a i'l,pi.-l.in..u 11 ,l.,..,a i,.rv llt ........ V,.n.,. linliv t l it I! R ll-ir, I Cilll t ill lied Oil PllKO 5) $2.00; Prume, Dana S . mileage in rison & Co., A. S., r.id to P. Antler- - . Jii.SO: John. C. II. con- son. $10. lj: Slocum. Samuel C uid! i. ' Lt-u u i 1 . i of peace, $2.10; Philip, John, justice i $ 4.K0 ; Johnson, J. P., auto to Bher of peace, $2.90: Philip, John, justice j iff, $2.75; Gootl Samaritan Hospital, of peace. $7.35: John. C. H.. con-, care of Poster et at.. $142.95: Mc- stable, $3 00; O'Connor, James, juror Kay, J. 1).. supervisor. $73.50; Coo Sta;o vs. Gay, $1.00; Cage, J. Q., per, V. C, supervisor, $73. 50; Pel Recommended b; World famed Medical Authorities Mi M.W. HEGE1LE.MD SCHOOL TIME In the time the children need Shoes and Stockings We have a large line and the prices are rcascr.nble. Also Men's Dress and Work Shoes. M. ROSENTHAL A Dollar's Worth for the Dollar You Spend FARM LOANS (NO COMMISSIONS t Insurance money c.n be borrow, ed of ui on first class farms at f per cent with out commission. Write to u. direct .nd .,v. money. Give full details in your first letter! we refer you to any bank in flFVPPPAIIY Mortease Company Livery, Feed and Sale Stable DRAYING AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended To PHONE 15 OR 12 WM. H. DAVIES ST. HELENS, f Iti-ecilrr of VAY S'I'HEA If ltl.nu Itaymer, $2.00; Holt. A. M., aid to Mrs. Pease, $5.00; llrlKKS Co.. C. II.. nid to Frank Soblotkl. $20.00; Oocd Samaritan Hospital, cure of Poster et nl.. $137.20; Hall. W. L.. supplies to KnehurR. $10.00; Hat- It. S.. poor farm, $1.10; l.ott. Deal store, supplies to Mrs. rease, iti.a: Lew Is. Mrs .1 1 .ou ; cricitsuu, w. siiiput-s ui poor farm. $22.40; Rosenthal. M supplies to poor, $23. SS; Wortman. Speiice. Fouler of . & M.. $19. 0b; Plippin, T. J., hall rent for election ton, Ellon, supervisor, $S3 10; Kee lan. 11. J.. $21.00; Anllker, F., $2S.OO; Lovelace, U. X.. $S7.50; Hurnhniu. F. A., $24.50; Mills. T. II., $61.25; Cooper, W. H., bond to clerk, $35.00; Howe, C. O., work for roadmaster, $S0.00. Friday, January 5th, 1917. On this day claims against the County as heretofore filed with the Clerk of the Court were examined and allowed by the Court in the various sums as carried out by ;h" Court on the faco of said claims, be ing as follows: General Road and District Fund Road District No. 6. T. J. Flippin. $3375.63. General Road Fund. O. D. Garrison, $31.25; Wlkstrom. C. E., $66.00; Novak. P., $23.75; Stoltenberg. Win.. $20.00; X. H. Mc Kay, $20.00; D. Clouinger, $35.00; Lafe Itrown, $18.75; Theo. Ask. $35.00; Robert McKay. $42 50; Fred Grant, $25.00; Phil Clouinger, $11.25; G. 11. Sieroka, $11.25: Win. Stoltenburg, $15.00; Win. Shatto. $7.50; Geo. Shatto, $6.25; J. II Duncan, $1.25: Harlo Anderson. Hazen. $20.00: Otto Carlson. $40.00; .in vii -.iitii, f ii..;), -, . i . v ooier, $5.00; II. II. Duncan, $2.50; Chit tlm, J. I... $78. .SO; H:-.rford Fav. $77.2.'; Hen Copoland, $S6.00; Pete Pelton, $12.50; Geo. Keller. $",0.65; John Hansen, $52.50; Olaf Olson. $51.85; D. Hrowii, $50.00; A. Spence $50 00; T. N. Nichols. $47.50; K H. Jchnston, $25.00; A. Popojoy, Portland 607 Concord Bld2. Portland.Oreeon OREGON Prop. f-GGS AND BABY CHIX t, inn Monvni I . !. nil' I'niiirutn I null Mary Kaynier 1 I fr in tnip-m-sit'd st.K-k ihat ari. wi.mkts lioili i ,lt. s!l()W a)(j yi-.tr-lavinj. rotiu-st. . Will sell n Uf f'1!1-' pnllfts at $1.25 cadi Aiiei.t for the Rainier Incubator ' v? a s.. tWo KOO(I st.t.()1)(. '-'"id liK'iiliaiors for sale tli IK- T Creuoll. 110 00: J. NowelB. $54 30; A. K. KrilRer, $15 00; J. Prle, $t!2.60; K. Kelley. i7 r.o- t s Wheeler. $6.00: J. T. Orav. $5.00; Paul Pi.ulsen. j.ou IN THE C1KCPIT COPItT OF THE STATE OF OltEliON. FOU COL PMIUA COPNTY. ( has. 11. Fox, Plaintiff, vs. Ci'tirttt llloloh nnd Lllllo llleloh. his wlfo. and Lumberman's Na.lonul Hank of Portland, OreKon, n corporation. Defendants. lly virtuo of an execution. JudK tiitMit order, tlecreo nnd order of sain issued out of tho nbovo tMitl'.led Court in :lit tihovo entitled cause, to mu tll rectetl nnd dated tho 11th day of January, A. 1). 1917. upon a Judic luent mil Decree rendered nnd e-n-tero-d In said Court on tho 9th day of January, A. 1). 1817, In favor of t'lias. II Fox, plaintiff, tintl aKiiinst CeorKO llieloli and Llllie Pleloh, his wife, r.nd the Liinibe'iunn's National Hank of Portland, Ort'Kon, a corpor ation, defeiidan'-H, for tho sum of $3000 with Interest thereon nt tho rate of 8 per cent per annum from th? 21st day of September, 1915, until date of sale, nnd tho further sum of $250 with Interest thereon it the rate of 6 p"r cent per annum from the 9th day of January, 1917, ".ud tho further sum of $18.00 with Interest thereon nt the rato of 6 tier cent per an 11 11 111 from January 9th. 1917, until paid, mil tho costs nf unit iimin tlilu u-rll fitiii in., ,1 Inn ! me to make sale of the followiiiR iiescrioed real proper)-, to-wr. : The southeast quarter; the north ;ust iiuarter of the southwest tiinr er and lots three und four, all in .Section sixteen. tow:ishln three I north, ItatiKB two Wo.;t of W. M. I'otitalnltiK 240 ceres, more or less, falZ all tho tenements, and niinurf iniiiif.i.u thereunto beloiiKliiK or in r.nywlse ippertalnliiK. Now, therefore, by virtuo of said execution, Judgment order, decreo and order of sale, und In compliance with tho commands of said writ, I will on Monday, tho 19th day of February, A. I). 1917. nt 10 o'clock A. M , at the front door of the County Court House, in St. Helens, Columbia County, Orison, sell nt public miction (subject to redemp tion!, to the highest bidder for rash In hand, all of tho rlKbt, title, and Interest which the within named de fendants, GeorKo llieloli and Lllllo liielob, his wife, and Lumberman's National Hank of Portland, OreKon, a corporal Ion, und each anil all of them had on the 27th tlav of Sep lomber, A. D. 1915. the date of the iiiortRape herein foreclosed, or since that tlate had In mid to the above described real property or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution, Judgment order and decee, Interest costs and accruiiiK costs. E C. STANWOOD. Sheriff of Columbia County, State? of Oregon. jj'l-"'''1 ,,l,s 12,11 ,,"-v ,,f Januury, Date of first publication of notice Janusry 19, 1917. Date of last publication of notice February 16, 1917. XOTICK To ItEDITOItS IN THE COPNTY COPItT OF TIIF STATE OF OltECON, FOU COL- PM1IIA COPNTY. In the matt.r of the es.ato of J A Kennedy, Deceased. Notice is hereby ivon to the cred itors of and nil persons having claims aK'-.liii,t the estato of J. A. Kennedy deceased, to present the same, with' tho necessary vouchers, to the under signed, administrator of nnitl estate at bis office in St. Helens, Columbia ounty, State of Ore-on, that belnK the plr.ee deslRnafd for the inn suc tion of the business of s.-.id estate within six months from the date of thia nctlco. Dated January II, 1917 . , , , KO. II. SlilNN. Administrator of the Estato of J. A. Kennedy, Deceased E. S. HNELLI.Vi, Attorney for Said Estate. SPMMO.vs IN THE ClHCPl-r COI KT OF THE SI ATE OF OltKfiON, FOll TIIF COPNTY OF cm rvn.i. ' Winnie lllondheim, Plaintiff, vs Den- nis lllondheim. Defendant To Dennis lllondheim. Defendant ... me name or tne State of flreiton 1 on ure hen.liv m. ,i....i . ' -iM.i-u iu appear and answer ti... i..i. . v "'iiHianii r i led w.H y:" ln tl,e a,,ov nlltled iii i . ,, 0,1 or '"''ore the i!4tn lav of 1.',. I, r, .. . "ntlKMas, day totUZtZ ..-...... UH prescribed by tho Order of Pnbllr-ni,.,, i 7 . "." you fail so to np earand' Busier ''rein, Plaintiff will py to Uie above entitled .... .V - ...,,, oeiwcen P a ntiff Bnd Adirir """" n ii,e " This summoiiH Is i-erv upon you ;y virtue of a Order ni.id,, upn C t'y the Honorable J. A Eakln i,..t Vizirs ?u -" ord!.V:lrLcrf1bJ''?.r.y.L9L ": ijn this suit be VerVed unirZ Ht Helens Ml V'"'"""0 In Columbia, and St...t f Oroeon I RALPH A. COAN ' IP. MoiitKOinery. into nrocn- ! . . . . ... .'....!.. in ml ! NOTK K TO CllKOITOIlN IS THE COPNTY COPItT OF THE STATE OF OHEOON FOll THE COPNTY OF COLPMIIIA. In the Matter of tho Estato of Clin. II llrlKKH. deceased. NOTICE IS IIEI1EIIY GIVEN, That tho underslKiied has been appointed the ex-.-rutor of tho Kato of CIihs. II. llrlKKS. deceased, by tho County ' Court of 1 1 t Stuto of Or?Kon. for tho ('ounty of Columbia, md bus duly qualified us such. Any and nil per- ; sons havitiK claims iiKalni'.l mild es tate ar hereby notified nnd required ; to present tho wmi) to the undor- slKnetl, lit his residence, Yankton, Oregon, nnd with proper vouchors, as required by law, within six months from tho dato of the first publlca-l (Ion of this notice. ! I Date of first publication, January 12. 1917. Onto of Inst publication, February 9, 1917. V. FH ED IIHKIUS. Executor. W. II. POWELL, 82S Morten Hid.. Portland, Ore., Attorney for Kxnrutor. SIMMONS IN THE CIUCPIT COPItT OF THE STATE OF OUEliON FOIt t'OL ! P.MIIIA COPNTY. ; Arthur A. West, Plaintiff, vs. Muy West, Defendant. To May West, tho above iianied de fendunt. In tho name of tho State of Oregon, you nro hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filet nxainst you in tho above entitled suit, on or beioro tho 12th day of Febru ary, 1917, said date beitiK morn than six weeks from the 29th day of De cember, 1916, the date fixed for the first publication of this summons, nntl if you full to so answer or other wise appear herein, the plaintiff, for want thereof, will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In this com plaint herein, to-wll: for a Judgment und decree tlissolvliiK the inarrliiK" contract heretofore nnd now existing between the plaintiff nnd defendant and for such other nnd further relief us to the Court should seeni Just and equitable. This summons is served lipon you by publication thereof by order of Hon. J. A. Eukln, Judxe of tho above entitled Court, dated Derember 14th. 1916. Date of first publication Dec iber 29th, 1918. Date of last publication February 9th, 1917. ( HAS. E I.ENON. Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO ( Itl Dl lOltS IN TIIE COPNTY COPItT OF THE STATE OF OUECON Fo coL- PMII1A COPNTY. In tho Mutter of the E.it.ito of W. J. Horton, Deceastd. Notlco Is hereby Kv.n Hint he undersigned has been rppolnted ad ministrator Of MlO CHp'.tO of W. J. Horton, deceased, by the County Court of the Stnto of Orcon for Col umbia County, and has duly quali fied, nil creditor.! hi.vlnit clnlnis iipr.insl H.-hl estate are herby notified to present the r.-ine pioperly verified to the said n.ltnnKstiuior at his of fice nt Mayccr, Columbia County Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Date of first pii hi ic.it on Jan. 12th. 1917. I.OPLS FLPHItEK, Administrator. St. Helens Creamery wants to buy your cream ulways; market quota Hons. Phono 115. t( Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS. SHAVES. bllAMFGOS Mv i rviliinjr ; tlt, ;;i,.K.r l.iiif iluiu- up in Stylo ltir .slu.p js Slrittlv ("lfiui .'iii'l Saiiii;n v Come in and See us ST. III I.KVH Real Estate. Insurance Business Chances Desirable Lots in St. Helens Close in Acreage. Farms. Homes for the workinKman. i Farms for the farmers. Opportunities for the working man. Reasonable terms. Bed rock piices. HINSON & LARABEE St. Helens, Oregon Phone 71 Hewitt Building Str. IRALDA Hates ,e,Wee Hi. ,.,e, ,, I'ortlniHl, no rem " f l" for ll, ,., ,.. ' , iialif Tltkets kimmI until used. jt h ave, St. Helen, 7;Wa 't"t"-nieK l..ve P,,,,!,,,,,, ,,, ' ' Arr"-'.S MeM 45 ,,., '" r I. HOOGHKIRK PROFESSIONAL CARDj . IS. A. ROSS FUNERAL DIRCCTOR Bank Building St. 1 J Butmrti PIkxw 2 J R , l DR. C. 15. VAI)K I PHYSICIAN AND SURGt0, I'HuNf vy S. B. HOSKIN DENTIST CKIicr in Built ButMa St. Helens Oregon tillllilav i, 11' "T"' ml) I'lf. A.C. TUCKKK DENTIST ST HPI-KNS.OKKa.N Mi l Kl I HI In.. DR. L. GILBERT ?OS. PHYSICIAN LSUWOEON om Haul Hl,t4 o , M- Hclcus DR EDWIN ROSS PHYSICIAN 4 SUh'GtON OKril K IN HISK III Ii V( St. Helens . ()u.gl)I1 DR. ALFRED J. PEEL PHYSICIAN A SUHGEON .Muwinlc HulltliiiK HT. IIKUM DR. S. H. RUSSELL IIIHoPHAtTolt lffl-e hours: It ,. to S p. . llier lijr iMiintiiirut. Turtdij Tburwliiy anil Htunlay. I'hone .:w HT. Ill l ENS, Ollt GLEN R. METSKER ATroitXKY Mtlco In Hank llulldlng Kt Helens. Ore. I'honn 17 M. . MILLER ATTONNEY AT LAW St. Helens - Oregon T. S. WHITE t'uilrrtHkrr anil Kuneral llrrte Ot'NTV (-OKOVPIt I'lii.ne ft; Itehlileiire phone 1 13-2 j Ht. Helens, rr(on K. S. SNELLING Attorney at Law St. Helens, Oregon MONKV TO A.S OS I IHKT I'Alt.M M()ltT;A(.IH K. J. ROBERSON 702 Title an! Trust BIdg. Portland, Oregon J. W. DAY Attorney at Law Hank IIIiIk. ' Ht. Helens, 0t T. F. Robertson Watchmaker and Jeweler WKNT HT. 1IKI.KNH All Work (iiinrMiiteetl I'rlees reawniable. Hotel Barber Shop II Ii WITT HUM. H. T. IIKNNKTT, Tropr. MOHT H.1NITAIIY HIIOl" f HT. IIKMONH A ItlOAIi HIIOK Mil I NK CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A HH:lnltjr
