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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1918 BRITISH TANK PUT OUT OF ACTION BY GERMAN SHELLS through Hurt Beffert and Mills prop erty. (Continued next wet'.) IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OK OREGON, FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. In the matter of the application of Ole KriHtolTerson, for change of nurne. To all pontons whomsoever: In the name of the State of Oregon you and each of you are hereby pub-' llcly notified that Ole KrlBtofferBon j has made and filed in the above en titled Court IiIh application for a! change of name to that of Ole Wold, which will come on for hearing April 20, 1918, at 1 o'clock I. M. of said day before said Court at the Court room thereof in St. Helens, Columbia County, Oregon; and you are further notified to appear at Bald time and place and show cuuse, if any you have, why Bald change of name Hhould not be granted. Witness the Hon. S. C. Morton, Judge of said Court, with the Real of 10 Bald Court affixed this 2lHt day of; March, A. I). 1918. (Heal of the County Court) AtteBt: R. R. HALL, Clerk of said Court. I BANK STATEMENT i Charter No. 102 I Report of the condition or the I r'IKHT NATIONAL BANK 1 HCAPPOOHE. In the State of Oregon, at the close of business on March 4th, 1918. Reserve District No. 12 RESOURCES a Loans and discounts (except those shown on b and c) $70,807.81 Total loans Overdrafts, unsecured, $288.48 U. S. bonds (other than Liberty Bonds of 1917): a U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) 25,000.00 Xhftnuk of the HrltlMh have proved very effective mjiilimt ihu (ii-riiiiin. hut even IIicbo powerful machine ure i nrwf skhIuM Hie explosive shells of the enemy. This photograph, Junt received from the west front, shows on tBUKS Will w I'" wu v CHURCH NOTICE jrtlM!it KpliM-"Ml Oiurcli -ri, Friendly Church." Albert i HW. Pof. Sunday scliool, 10 a. m. MoroInK jnornhlp, 11 o'clock, rnworth League. 6:30 p. in. Tbt tubjoct of tho morning lei- ... i.-ri. V I n -1. 1 .. hoi win uo fhrlit. The noiy i ommunion win I All II..I.Hhm .(..iikln Lrtltvltnl to Jolu us In commonioral- HN'E l AltMINCi COINTRV I.IKH NEAR MV(.i:it (Continued from I'ngo 1) I TI SCAM V K( RVIVOIt TEM.S !' EXPERIENCE (Continued from I'age 1) i rillllll tlA llflllliwl lllllirll lllll l.f.lli li'nbu i for the linprovenienl of tho McAdums anil Marti roads. It Is the Intention of tho court to open the Murtl road through from the McAdams place to tho old rail road grade of the Noyon-Holland com pany and following the railroad (rude, Interned tho Columbia High- t w ..nn ...Ma . TAotn.. . Tl.- is the dtU and passion of ouri 1 opening of the road will. In addition ... . . ' to giving the settlers n good route to ISHl weS lllrc n III w punn-rn; , ... , , " . , , . . ... the highway, also open up a large wnnlfhtal the church, to which i " ' , , "" , , . , ' body of logged off land which enn be ht public ! Inv ted. The cuhIoiii of ' , , . ... . , , . ' . . inslly cleared and cultivated, and at ibMrrlni IWlon Week Is growing, i, . .., It U time for the deepening of the . ..., , ., glrltuil life of the church and com- sanity. The culmination of tho! " ...... - ... .k'. rvlr..a will ba reached on ' f. Kllby for tho opening of the Marti ki., Sunday morning, when Louis ! Bt"1 ,,B P"C, to h'in 'ork I.Ubtrl Ranks, of lloston. will preach monl" nu V"7 I .... . ! tm ..n,t nnnnn.1 fnF Irneto In .llllv the lertuon. The public is mol, " ' Urtllr ' Attend nil these;" " "' oummenime roau. litrrlcee. , ........ ... t winter until It is rocrtea, wnicn me jourt thinks will be done next year. jThe rocking of the McAdams road. Mr.. Dr. L. O. Ross will l.avo J "owever. will furnish the resldentB I thine of the Red Cross work rooms ;'" ' NTuMdwof each week. All those nmlzed road from the McAdams ! trx fvnt anfl Im nf llllirll A former Kt. IlelenH man has won coiiHpicuous honors on the brttlefleldK of France and has been decorated with u military medul. He Is John Clark, who a few years ago was em ployed by John i'hllip as stonecutter. Mr. Clark went overseas with the 72nd HlghlunderB from Vancouver, II. C, and for the pant eighteen months has seen active service In the front lino trenches. At the time he received the war medul he was serv ing as lance corporal, and no doubt he will soon be promoted. Young Clark has a number of acquaintances mid friends here who will be pleased to know of his whereabouts. Political Announcements ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as can didate for the republican nomination as county coroner. If nominated and reelected I will give the office the same businesslike administration that I have endeavored to do during the past two years. T. S. WHITE. Paid Adv, d Liberty Loan Bonds, 3 per cent and 4 per cent, pledged to secure State or other de posits or bills payable 3,000.00 Bonds,, securities, etc. (other than U. S ): c Bonds and securities pledged as collateral for State, or other deposits (postal excluded) or bills payable 4,000.00 e Securities other than U. S. bonds (not Includ ing stocks) owned unpledged 8,291.35 Total bonds, securities, etc Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (60 per cent of subscription) a Value of banking house 6,250.00 b Equity in banking houBe Furniture and fixtures 13. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank .. 16. Cash in vault and net amounts due from na tional banks Total of items 14, 16, 16, 17 and 18. .$2,668.40 19. Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash items. . 20. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer 21. Interest earned but not collected approxi mate on Notes and Bills Receivable not past due 9. Total 70,807.81 288.48 26,000.00 3,000.00 12,291.35 800.00 6,260.00 2,100.00 6,394.43 2,668.40 408.29 1,260.09 600.00 $130,658.76 RED CROSS NOTES lutereitrd In sewing for the Belgian Ibtblea will please come on that day. Ml thOM having any clothing that Iru be m'le over for those children III betppreclatcd by thoso In charge of the work. Tbli week has boen devoted to the place to Muyger, 1 benefit to them. I When the Marti road Is opened the 'road from Mayger to the intersection iwlth the Columbia Highwny near j Helena will bo one cf the most plc turos(Uo ronds In tho county, as c rA.liir nnrl lllll of it will be bull'- collecting of clothing for the Belgian J Bon tllB , ,,lufIg overlooking the pople, snd has been qulta success- ,.,,,,, rlver ,) Washington, and lu , .. A m I... .li mnra nt- tO OUT I111I1U will .MM." i.,. The Red Cross dance Saturday ; trartivo to the automoblllst than the nleht wbi a big success and was en-' unattractive stretch between Inglls lord by many, and we wish to ex-;n(j t),.na anil from that place to two our many thunks to Mrs. Pern- j (anler. ln, who was the manager, and toi There are many other Boctlons lu kr we owe our success. Also thosi ,. fouty which are Just as good br of the committees have our thanks, j tt H Bectlon, and there Is no quicker lo (or the lurgo patronage. ; ntui uUrer way to develop those sec- Wa wnnM til .i, i.. ii,,,n liv having a system of l"ite attendance at the work rooms good roads throughout tho count'. e week, as there Is lots of work 1 Certainly tho man who yours ago had to be done. I the norvo to go out Into what was il.n the luncles Ik entitled to a good Mrs. Ma Lllllch, of Bachelor Fla, has received a letter from her bro ther, Tom Fowler, who is now In 1'rance. Young Fowler went to Camp Lewis in October r.nd was soon sent to Camp Mills. He left New York In December and has been in Prance for more than two months. Tho letter did not give any particu lars as to what especial locality he was In or what he was doing but Btnt ed that he was getting along all right md his whole regiment was ready and anxious for a scrap with the kaiser's soldiers. Young Fowler was n tout mate of the Into Hubert Rob erts, of Warren, who recently died In France. COURT PROCEEDINGS CARD To the Voters of Columbia County, Oregon: I hereby moBt respectfully an nounce my candidacy lor county Representative subject to the will of the Republican party at the coming primary election. If nominated and elected, I hold myself duty bound to use my best efforts to secure the much needed amendment and revl- ulr.fi tt thn Avlutlno- IflV IflWM nf tills a. v.. w. -' ' ... .... n - . ..... -A l.n a nnd ..... I 1 (1 1 ffl.T-.l l I niaia on iiiui nu una wm.u m.iw.u . allow their taxes to go delinquent. Dili- Obedience, Punctuality and gence shall be my slogan. Respectfully submitted, D. W. FREEMAN. ! LIABILITIES 4. Capital stock paid in 26. Surplus fund 26. a Undivided profits 1,771.28 b Less current expenses, Interest, and taxes paid 979.69 27. Interest and discount collected or credited. In advance of maturity and not earned (approximate) Circulating notes outstanding Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable with in 30 days): . Individual deposits subject to check Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed) Cashier's checks outstanding 41. Other demand deposits Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after I so days, or surjject to su nays or more notice r.nd postal savings): 30. ?4. .15. 37. i 43 State, county, or other municipal deposits se cured by pledge of assets of this bank.. 4 5. Other time deposits CANDIDATE FOR CLERK To the Voters of Columbia County. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Clerk, on the Republican ticket, at the coming pri mary election. If nominated and elected, my policy will be for re trenchment In county expenses with no patronage to relatives. I will not favor any increase In salary during my Incumbency. I have no corpora tion, clique or coterie to serve, but will Berve the people. If I receive the nominition and am elected, I will not hold the office for more than two terms. Respectfully submitted, HAROLD P. ROSS. (Paid Adv. 25,000.00 130.00 791.69 600.00 25,000.00 69.606.18 1,620.00 887.06 1,335.50 6.765.50 9,022.93 $130,668.76 Total State of Oregon, County of Columbia, ss: I, D. Crowley, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge p.nd belief. D. CROWLEY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of March, 1918. J. B. SCHAEFER, Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires Jan. 24th, 1920. Correct Attest: J. S. MANN, 8. M. MANN, GUSTAVE LANGE, Directors. The Columbia County Bunk. In or der to aid the furmern nf this sec tion necuro clover and grass seed at minimum cost, recently advanced o County Agent Howard the sum of ".0, and ho purchased a lot of food Been which will be disposed of 'o the farmers at actual cost. The 'nit advanced the money without ny Interest charge, a courtesy much PPreclated by thoso who have taken vntago of the opportunity to lay ta eunply of seed at a leBser cost "in usual. road after having spent years of ef fort In establishing for himself a line place nml a comfortable home. On thlB day the Clerk presents to the Court his statement of scalp bounties, and for which warrants wore issued during the month of February, as authorized by law and being as follows: February 6th, 1918. Warrant No. 7676 for $2o00 In favor of E. Garri son; February 7th. 1918. Warrant No. 7677 for $19.00 In favor of J. II. Wllberdlng; February 2rd, 1918, Warrant No. 7808 for $ .50 in favor of Curl Swanson. And tho Court being advised in the matter", it is therefore ordered by the Court that said statement be and the s?.mo Is hereby approved and accopt- Matter of claim of J. B. Duncan for cattle Indemnity. On this day Mr. J. B. Duncan pre nniu to tho Court his clnlm for in rinmnhv lii the sum of $25.00 for 01 Prepare for lone trade cow over i Tho Germans have been forced BKn slaughtered under the super t(, roduc, their rations to u jX In order to have food for tholr light .w rolMnK tliercto, and It ap Amnrlcnns should be proud to, . . court that 30 days voluntarily reduce their extravagant : lmve not elnpBed since the date of cotsumptlL of food stun-s and ' 'ande American fighters what tne nteu. . BdvBen , the nmlter. It Is tfntiuiinnnts In the regular arm) ,,,,,.,..- ordored by the Court that .Incn Anrll 1. 1917. ha been more; pubnc i,oarlng of the sMd claim Since April i, ,i, ,, Pnurl llnnm tin nnn "e i muii i w, v . To the voters of Columbia county: I reenectfully announce my candi dacy for County Judge subject to the will of the Republicans at me coming primary election. If my administration ns touniy Judge meets with your approval, I trust I will be favored with your sup- nnrt. Should 1 be nominated ana eieuieu I will give the county a clean, busi nesslike and progressive administra tion and favor no one section of the county over any other section. Hespectruiiy, S. C. MORTON. In the City of St. Helens, Oregon, at Uncle Sam Wants Your Help Start Your Garden Now We have a full line of dependable Garden and Grass Seeds. Ferry's, Lilly's and Morse's. All guaranteed. Coffee We are specializing in our Fresh Roasted Bulk Coffee. We have it at 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c and 40c per pound. Don't buy 10 or IS cents worth of" useless tin cans which you soon throw away, but buy bulk coffee. You will save money and get just as good a grade of coffee. We believe f you follow our advice you will be fully satisfied. Larsen & Co. Successors to A. S. Harrison, St. Helens n m nn t he (it i nay oi Auru. mis for the purpose of determining whe .i,., i i,t Bnlil J. 11. Duncan has com niind with all the laws in regaru llmrutn And whother or not he immt to receive the said indent nlty no claimed. Matter of resignation of J. m. Ilurkhond as fruit Inspector. nn iiiia dnv there Is presented to the Court the writton resignation of J M Burktienu as r run inspuoor of Columbia county. Oregon, and the Court being advised in the matter It Is therefore ordered by the Court that said resignation bo and the same is horoby accepted. Matter of appointment of A. L. Morris as fruit inspector. On this day It Is ordored by the Court that A. L. Morris be and he Is hereby appointed to the office of Fruit Inspector for the County of Columbia, Oregon. Matter of petition of C. JI. English et nl. for County Road. On this day comes on for hearing i. notittnn of C. H. English et al. freeholders residing In the road dis trict or districts oi me bbiu prupuouu road, praying for the establishment of a County Roud described as fol lows, to-wlt: i Tininnlir nt n Btake marked A. In the Columbia Highway nt N. 24 min utes 12. W.-960.6 feet from the corner on the east side of Section 36 T 6 N. R. 2 W. an ending point Ion' top of the hill la about S. 27 de Igrees E. 960 feet from the cor ner on the north side of said Sec 1 tton 86, T. 6 N. R. 2 West at a stake : marked B., taking the best route be liuroon the two points. Also doing To the Republican voters of Colum bia county: I hereby announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner, second term. If nominated and elected I promise to give to the county the best service 1 am capable of rendering. This, I think, is all that any man ought to promise. Very respectfully, JUDSON WEED. Hello, Central! A 128 Yes, Bennett's Barber Shop. Quick and good service Spring, Garden and Farm Work We have everything you need for the Farm and Garden Garden Tools Farming Implements Pruning Shears everything found in a complete Hardware stock Big Special Sale o! H. M. TERRY THE MOTOR TROUBLE MAN Expert Machinist, Bring your auto troubles to me. Marine work a specialty. Shop nt St. Helens Karaite. Phone 57 PRICKS ALWAYS REASONABLE Try a Mist Want Ad ALUMINUM 4-qt. Heavy Seamless Aluminum Kettles Double Rice Boilers, regular $2 values Aluminum Double Roasters, $2.25 value WARE $1.49 $1.48 $1.79 Percolators, Kettles, Thermos Bottles and many other useful Kitchen Articles. Buy your supply today or tomorrow, for these special prices are until Saturday night only. E. G. DITTO Successor to St. Helens Hardware Co. Phone Wellington Bldg. IS-ii! R vi! away with tho 8. U Butler Burvey
