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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1918
FARMERS BORROW
OVER $50,000,000
NEEDS EXTRA FORCE
custody and control of the two chll-'EACH BATTLE PLANE
aren, Alice cuzaDem svenson, age
1 18 years, and Anna Marie Svenson.
I age 9 years, and for such other and
luring the month of January J 11,-j further relief as may be equitable
787,517 were paid out to farmers of !and meot la the premises, and for her
the United States by the federal land I tr8edand disbursements herein ln-
banks on long-time first -mortgage! Thl nmnmn U bitvpH nnnr, vnn
loans, according to a statement by by publication thereof In the St. Hel-!over 2,500
the federal farm land board. en8 Iist bv order of the Honorable
n- t.km. i .1,- ,,, ,, ,!J. A. Kakin, Judge of the above en
On February 1 the total amount of ,,.,, ... . .
money paid out to farmers since the;March 1918i flrst date of publication
establishment of the federal land
banks was $50,7S2,432, covering 24.
020 loans closed. The total amount
of loans applied for up to February
1 was $260,556,9S1, representing
112,146 applications.
After three years of warfare the
total number of airplanes able to take
the air at any one time on either side
of the western front has not boon
Each plane In the air
requires a force of 46 men, two re
placement planes on the ground, and
one training plane for every pilot
who eventually reaches the front,
with an extra engine for each plane
The life of a plane is not more
than two months, nnd the engine
must be overhauled after each 75
hours. Now that American battle
SUMMONS I planes are going overseas, the great
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE problem is to secure the thousands of
VMB1A COUNTY 1 skllled mechanics, englnemen, motor
Lena I). Daly, Plaintiff, vs. Daniel rePRlr men- wood and niotttl workers
W. Daly, Defendant. ! needed to keep the planes In perfect
to be made on the 8th day of March,
1 9 1 S. and the Inst publication to be
made on the 19th day of April, 1918.
W. W. DEAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
334 Morgan lildg., Portland, Ore.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho
State Land Board of the State of
Oregon will receive sealed bids at
Its office In the Capitol Building at
Aa,Mm'oRavV8P tfiJ'Vn? XT&':- " defendant condition. This engineering and me
State's interest in the tide and over-j In th, Ma9'ot the state of 0r6.;chanlcal force at the airdromes the
flowed lands hereinafter described, ( Eon vou are hereby required to ap-'"ylng fle,ds, and repair depots, both
giving however, to the owner or own -ipenr and answer the complaint filed here and behind the linos in Franco,
f tLhmtlnlll!n''linl,ut you in the ftbove entitled Is a vital industrial link In the chain
lng thereon, the preference right to SUjt on or before Frld.-y. Aorll 26 '.
purchase said tide and overflowed mg tIlt being the last dry o" the 8upremacy-
lands at the highest price offered. time prescribed In the order of Court !
provided such offer Is made In good for the publication of this summons. ' GIFTS MAY GO
win h" P"!0Vded that the 'ind and lf ou 8 appear r,nd an-, VKVV flU nTTTV
will not be sold for nor any offer 8wer the comprint, the plaintiff will! Kfc,fc, Or- DUTY
therefor considered of less than $7.50 cause your default to be eniproil nrt .
per acre and that the Board reserve, Court above '"named Tor I PackttBes ' Stable
the right to reject any and all bids: ti,e relief demanded in said com- 8ent t0 members of the Expeditionary
Said lands are situated In Colum-. pinint, to-wit, for a dissolution of Forces temporarily serving in Eng
foHows" egD' described asjthe bonds of matrimony existing be- land will be delivered free of duty.
nidViftr 'T'n ,1,e crr are, bona,flde
1195.0 ft. and N. 1313 ft. from the Bernadine Daly and Walter Daly. glfu- the Quantity Is not beyond the
5 i nfrerMSect,?n. 4T- Jl This summons is published by' or-; Personal requirements of the ad-dVreIs-03f
ZnSlX. lAX th a"'
the northwest corner of Lot 11, j umbia Count" made and dated toT de"Very t0 the reS"ent-
B1S5:V, Clty of St-He!ens: fnce i March 12, 1918. which order pre-' al address of the recipient.
. .o i vi mmuies r,. io.v scribes that service of summons here
1,716,000,000
Pounds of Flour Saved
if each of our 22,000,000 families use this recipe
instead of white bread.
One loaf saves 11,000,000 pounds; three loaves a
week for a year means 1,716,000,000 poundssaved !
Enough to Feed the Entire Allied Army
Corn Bread with Rye Flour
1 cup corn meal
1 cup rye flour
2 tablespoons sugar
S teaspoons Royal Baking Powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup milk
1 (
2 tablespoons shortening
Barley flour or oat flour may be used instead of rya flour with equally good
" results. Sift dry ingredient! Into bowl; add milk, beaten egg" and melted
shortening. Stir well. Put into greased pan, allow to stand in warm place
20 to 23 minutes and bake in moderate oven 40 to 43 mlnuloa.
Our new Red, While and Blue booklet, "Best War Time Recipes." containing many other
recipes for making delicious and wholesome wheat saving foods, mailed free address
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., Dept. H, 135 WUham St, New York
FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR
feet to low tide line,
N 13 degrees 51 minutes F 91 0 1 , v . ' , ' i"""'"'u nun wnn nemiocK street In sa d C ty
ii. id uegrees oi nunuces r,. no. u once a week for b y mnvm Wo i at ui '
feet to north line of West street.
S. 73 degrees 03 minutes W. 11.0
feet to high water line,
S. 13 degrees 51 minutes W. 71.0
feet to a point,
S. 73 degrees 03 minutes V. 21.0
feet to a point,
S. 4 degrees 07 minutes E. 20.0
feet to the place of beginning, con
taining 0.02 acres, fronting on West
street, St. Helens, Oregon. ALSO
weeks, which time will begin to run CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMIT
from the day of the first publication TED TO THE VOTERS BY THE
hereof; and the date of such first: COUNCIL.
publication of this summons is March
15, 1918. j AN ACT
J. W. DAY, To amend Chapter VIII. of the
Attorney for Plaintiff. charter of the City of St. Helens.
Residence and postofflce address, in Columbia County. Oregon, entitled
St. Helens, Oregon. "An act to amend an act entitled an
act to amend an act entitled an act
SIMMONS
Beginning at a point that is east IN THE CIRCUIT COURT op thp in 'ST' ,Ve V1 ty Helens.
1230 feet and north 674 feet from , stitp nRLP 1H,E ,'n rlun .County, and State of
the northeast corner of Section 4, T. I ' f MHiA rnt'NTv v.uregon, niea in the offlce of the Sec-
4 N R 1 W of W M and is also x . n . , . ! retnry of State February 25, 18S9;
N. 73 degrees ol minutest 49 ? et terlon'Tefedant0' Ha"nah V Tr!fd by nn aCt t0 "nen"
from the northwest corner of Lot th2 f, fendant- , nn entitled an act to incorporate
11, Block 2, City of St. He?ens, thence I above nand 800' defendant he C"T of St. Helens. In Columbia
to low tide line, in Hf n.mf " .i o. . bounty and State of Oregon, filed In
N 73 degrees 03 minutes E 70! the naniu of.the State of re-. th office of the Secretary of Stnte
feet." B ' !n Th"6 here.b,y reqUlr,ed. t0P- February 25. 1889. filed In the ollke
N 18 degrees 16 minutes W 80 o P , nd anw" tha complaint filed of the Secretary of State Februar
feet,' agaInfst in.the0 ab!e entltled 8uit on , I". 1893; and as amended by an act
S.' 73 degrees 03 minutes W. 40.0 ' Za'Zl WnV mor'th.n "six' tUti TM? M 8Ct t0 PrV,de a d"fln,t
feet to high water line ! S 1 T. ZlJ M,JLh.f " 8', W.e.f8 Plan for the wnotructlon and main-
S. 5 degrees 20 minutes W. 8G.B ! VnA "eXl ll"aa ..ot K.8 ndsewers in
;.; :!. , l"D lMB 01 Meiens, Oregon, at
plaintiff will apply to the Court for cost of Intersected property owners
nuij IS JPm'm.'1?' hU Cm" and ProvldlnB the subjection of
P inSaid 'S ' ;v,it, . , ' Property benefited to the payment
feet to place of beginning, contain
ing 0.10 acres, fronting on Wyeth St.,
St. Helens, Oregon. ALSO
Tl 1 . . . . , . .
uoKuiuiui ai a Doint. mar. is east r a j. . . .
1412 feet and south 32 feet from the ! of m.rrin,nv n l f i . Vus ,liereof. ""ed 'n the offlce of the Sec
northeast corner of Sec. 4, T. 4 N "Luni between vouwlf nnd fhS re,ary,of State February 11, 1905;
R. 1 W. of W M and is also N 73 ' lr,! be:w,eea yourself and the and also amended by that certain
degrees 03 minutes E. 90 feet from ! f"!5r J)mLs!iA0tL,e de" Pr?P08ed barter amendment submlt-
the southwest corner of Lot 1, Block iiwit HnnV Ni,n . Bme' ; ,!at0 the leg"' voters of the cy
2. Citv of St Hplpn. ihonno- iT-ttlt. Hann?h Nelson. This sum- oX "-' .i iwt,;
2, City of St. Helens, thence:
N. 73 degrees 03 minutes E. 35.0
feet to low water line
S. 6 degrees 03 minhtes W. 66.0
feet
S. 43 degrees 12 minutes E. 23.0
feet
S. 73 degrees 03 minutes W. 60.0
feet to high water line
N. 28 degrees 10 minutes E. 28.5
feet
N. 2 degrees 00 minutes E. 63.0
feet to place of beginning, contain
ing 0.06 acres, fronting on Willa
mette St., St. Helens, Oregon,
Applications and bids should be
addressed to O. G. Brown, Clerk of
the State Land Board, Salem, Ore
gon, and marked, "Application and
bid to purchase tide lands."
G. G. BROWN,
Clerk State Land Board.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, March 12.
1918. 13-7
8UMOXS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
Anna Matilda Svenson, Plaintiff, vs.
Gustaf Blrger Svenson, Defendant.
To Gustaf Blrger Svenson, Greetings:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled suit
within and not later than six weeks
after the date of the first publication
of this summons, and if you fail to
so appear and answer, the plaintiff
will take a decree against you as
prayed for in the complaint filed
herein, to-wit: for an absolute di
vorce forever dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now and heretofore exist
ing by and between the plaintiff and
defendant herein, and for the care.
mons is puniisned pursuant to an or- h
der of the Honorable S. C. Morton, i a
Judge of the County Court of
bia County, State of Oregon, made a
ana entered on the 13th day of I
.uarcn, ivis.
M. J. MacMAHON,
13-7 Attorney for Plaintiff
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMIT
TED TO THE VOTERS OV THE
CITV OK ST. HELEN'S.
Notice is herphv rlvpn flint o tv.a
general city election to be held on and otnerwtse to pay lor tue same,
the 1st day of April, 1918, the fol- t0 manage and control the receipts
lowing proposed Charter amendment an(1 """bursements of money nnces
will be submitted to the voters of the 8ary ln creating and operating said
City of St. Helens, Oregon, for their , 8V8tem: to de'egate to said Board of
approval or rejection, which said pro-! Water Commissioners all the powers
posed Charter amendment Is con-1 now veBtei by the charter of the City
ir.ineu in a resolution duly nasaed : "l "l- ele"s tne common Council
by the Common Council of said City
proposed resolution is in words and
ngures louowing, to-wit:
RESOLUTION.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Com
mon Council of the City of St. Hel
ens, Columbia County, Oregon, that
there be and hereby is proposed for
submission to the legal voters of the
City of St. Helens, at the regular
municipal election to be held in said
city on the 1st day of April, 1918,
for their adoption or rejection the
following proposed amendment to
the charter of the City of St. Helens,
to be known as Section 81 of said
charter, authorizing the issue and
sale of bonds in the sum of $3600.00
for the purpose of grading and mac
adamizing that cert.-.in continuation
of the St. Helens-Columbia City road
recently surveyed, from the point
where said road Intersects the north
erly boundary line of said City of
St. Helens southerly to Ub lntersec-
of the said City of St. Helens, State
on the 6th day of March. 1918. which. of 0re8on, necessary to give said
..vuiiumoiuuoia puwer-iu nx rates lor
the use of water to collect the same
and to provide penalties for falluro
to pay water rates, and for the waste
of water by users; to do an provide
for all matters necessary for the con
ttructlon and operation' of a complice
system of water works including tne
purchase of any existing systems, the
acquisition of needed land, rights of
way, reservoir, sites, springs an.l
streams, and water rights, to provide
funds for paying for the same," sub
mitted to and approved by the leiral
voters of said City at the regular
election held In said City on the 4h
aay ot April, 1910; and as also
amended by that certain proposed
charter amendment submitted to the
legal voters of the City of St. He'etiB
at a regular City election held there
in on April 7, 1913, approved by
said voters at Bald election the same
being entitled An Act to amend
Section 8 of Chapter IX of the char-
$"!'.'." rf '' PrortiM,
and II & fatly It ait dam mnj
tpcy a till U chf, (,, OeK
As elks badt ktm ml aiav
Who is Going to Send Him'
another pouch of
Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug
Real Gravely Plug it the tobacco to
send the Boy not ordinary plug loaded
up with sweetening, but condensed
qualtty-vfith the good Gravely taste
that satisfies and comforts and lasts a
long while.
t-n 5" V'f. T ? cUw cf R"' Pint, awl he wUl
tell rou that-, th. hid , ,ond. ,ai th.iJ'
.- " f'U" coa"r. It co.u le p., w..h to
whUo Gr"l, ,a"U f i lU . loa
ddl m.'?"1" !""' Gr.T.WiU, ,w fcBf. tBi
Imt;.. l;.. T "aoktt" to"" " "Ul e ,-
SEND YOUR FRIENS IN THE V. S. SERVICE '
A POUCH OF GRAVELY
Dealer .11 around hero carry It in 10c. ponchal. A 9a
fV ' ?to -nU in an, Trainman,, rr Set
port of th. U; S, A. Eron ", ,her." . 3c. ,u wUI talt
official direction! how to eddrew it. "
PnB;GRAVELY TOBACco CO., ,nie. Vs.
-i oi B.l r ".' " r " Chan and Cooof
ter of the City of St. Helens, under
the provisions of Section 2 ot Arti
cle XI of the Constitution ot the
Stnte of Oregon, relating to the Wai
ter Commission, providing that said
Water Commission Bhall at all tunes
have a President, who shall be select
ed from their own number, and the
City Recorder shall be ex-otllclo tin
secretary of said Commission, and In
the absence of one or both of said
officers the vacancy may be tempo
rerlly filled by the members of the
Itnnnl than nrooAnt nlun fliur a.tl1
i Board shall adopt a seal; and also
that a majority of Bald Hoard shnll
constitute a quorum for the transac
tion of business, submitted to and
approved by the legal voters of said
City at the regular election held In
said City on the 7th day of April,
1913? nnd nlnn na a ntnmli.il hv thnt
certain proposed charter amendment
Buoniiueu 10 me legal voters or tne
City of St. Helens at a regular City
election held therein on April 7.
1913, approved by said voters at Bald
election, the same being entitled An
Act to amend Section 13 of Chapter
IX of the charter of the City of St.
Helens, under the provisions of Sec
tion 2 of Article XI of the Constitu
tion of the State of Oregon, rnluting
to the Water Commission, providing
that said Commission shall apply all
income from said system of water
works flrst to paying tho operating
expenses extensions and betterments
of said system toward providing for
a olnklng fund for paying off tho
said water bonds and the Interest
thereon, and any money so holng In
puch sinking fund shall by direction
f said Water Commissioners, be In
ested ln Improvement warrants or
onds of the City of St. Helens, or
ther warrants or bonds of said City,
t par; also providing that should
le income from the water rates not
e sufficient to pay the Interest on
te said bonds and provide for a
nklng fund the Commissioners
mil certiry that fact to the Common
ouncll and shall also certify to the
ltd Interest and to provide for Bald
nklng fund tho said Council shall
. tevy and collect a tax or cause to
(be levied and collected a tax on all
the taxable property within the City
as assessed by the assessor, sufficient
to raise money for such purposes;
nrovidlne that nil mnnnv nrlulno fn.
such tax Bhall be credited to and
become a part of the water fund;
providing that, taxeB levied under
and for the purpose of carrying out
the provisions of this act shall be
levied and collected the samn as
other taxes are levied and collected,
but not oftener than once in each
year, and the amount so collected
shall not exceed one per cent of all
the property assessed within the cor
porate limits of said City, submitted
to and approved by the legal voters
of Hald City at the regular election
held In said City on the 7th day of
April, 1913; and also as amended
by that certain charter amendment
submitted to the legal voters of the
City of St. Helens at a special elec
tion held within said City on the
23rd day of July, 1915, by Inserting
a Section in said Chapter VIII, after
Section 81 and before Section 82
thereof ln said Charter, which shall
be designated In the Charter as Sec
tion 81, providing for and author
izing the Issue and-sale of bondB ln
the sum of $3600.00 for the purposo
of grading and macadamizing that
certain continuation of the St. Hel-enB-Columbla
City County Road re
cently surveyed, from the point
where said road Intersects the nortii
erly boundary line of said City of
St. Helens, southerly to its Intersex
tlon with street ln said
City of St. HelenB.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE
OP THE CITY OP ST. HELENS
That Chapter VIII of the Charter
of the City of St. Helens, entitled
An Act entitled an act entitled an
act entitled an act to Incorporate the
City of St. Helens, ln Columbia Coun
ty, and State of Oregon, filed In the
office of the Secretary of State Feb
ruary 26, 1889; and as amended by
an act to amend an act entitled an
act to Incorporate the City of St
Helens. In fnlnmlvlo f'.., -j
' --"'.'"" uuuiiLy, null
State of Oregon, filed In the offlce
oecreiary of state, February
26. 1889. Alert In tho m J. 7i'
Secretary of State February 10,
1893; and as also amended by an
act entltled an act to provide a defi
nite nlan far Ilia
- wiion uwuuii anil
maintenance of sidewalks and sew
ers ln the City of St. Helens, Oregon
at cost of interested property owners
and providing for the subjection of
property benefited to the payment
thereof, filed ln the offlce of the Sec
retary of State February 11, 1905;
and also amended hv thnt ,..., i
- vi ham
proposed Charter amendment submit
ted to the legal voters of the City
of St. Helens, at a special election
held therein on August 2, 1909, ap
proved by said voters at said elec
tion same being entitled An Acn to
amend the Charter of the City of
St. Helens, under the provisions of
Section 2 of Article XI of the Con
stitution of the State of Oregon, and
to provide a system of water works
for Bttld.Clty; to provide for the for
mation of a Hoard of Wator Commis
sioners to construct, acquire and
manage said system of water works,
and to provide funds by Issuing
bonds and otherwise to pay for Iho
same, and to manage nnd control the
receipts and disbursements of money
necessary In creating and operating
snid Bystem; to delegate to suid
Hoard of Water Commissioners all
the powers now vested by tho Char
tor ot tho City ot St. Helens, in the
Common Council ot said City of St.
IlelonB, State of Oregon, necessary to
give said Commissioners power to
fix rates for the use ot water, to col
lect the same, and to provide penal
ties for failure to pay wator rates,
and for the waste of water by users;
to do and provide for all matters
necessary for the construction and
operation ot a complete system of
water works, including the purchase
oi any existing system, the acquisi
tion of needod lrtnd, rights of way, '
reservoir sites, springs nnd streams,
and water rights, to provldo funds
for paying for the sauio, submitted
to and approved by the legal voters
of snld City at the regular election '
held In said City on the 4th day of
April, 1910," and also na amended
by those certain charter amendments
submitted to the legal voters of the
City of St. Helens at the regular
City Election held ln said City on
April 7th, 1913, and at the special
election held ln snld City on July 23,
1915, be amended by nsertlng In said
Chnpter VIII a new Section after
Section 8 1 Vi and before Section 82,
to be designated In said Charter as
Section 81, which section 81
shall read as follows:
CHAPTER VIII.
Sec. 81. For the purpose of
raising funds for the building con
struction, grading and macadamizing
of that certain continuation of the
St. lielens-Columbiu City county roud
recontly surveyed, from the point
where said road Intersects tho north
erly boundary line of suid City of Ht i
Helen.. Bouthorly to Its intersection
with Hemlock Street In said City of
St. Helens, the Common Council of
said City is hereby authorized to lsi
sue and dispose of bonds of the City
In denomination of $200.00 each '
duly signed by the mayor and cuun-1
terslgned by tho Recorder under the
corporate seal of tho City having in-!
terest coupons attached thereto, bear
ing the fnc simile engraved slgna-l
tures of said olllclalB. whereby the I
City shall be held In substance and
effect to undertake and promise In i
consideration of the premises, to pay ;
the bearer of ench nf i,...i ' :
maturity thereof the sum named!
in liom coin of the United
States of America, with Interest
thereon In like Gold Coin at hucIi
rate as may be dntormlnod by tho
Common Council, but In no event
wo.,,B nvn per cent, per annum I
payablo semi-annually; provided that
the aggregate amount of said bonds!
ssuod by the Common Council under i
tho provision of this Section Bhall
not exceed the sum of $3800.00 par1
value. Said bonds shall bo dated it
a convenient period; shall be due In
twenty years from date thereof, op-!
tlonal on and after ten years from
re It i"0,'? f lH8u.e: P'clpal and l"
terest thereof shall be payrble at
HelnnfV the Clt T ! St
."l?.rM..0r ' the fiseai!
7,7. ' . l" oiuie or uregon ln ilm
niH , tu. "llu na i be
of Urnak.Bga,t'haeah "V "nTe
ot malting the annua tax lew fnr
City purposes, Include In auch levv!
a Bum sufficient to pay intorni .ZV
on the outstanding bods of this ai
.nVnd V the ""K'nnlng 0 fthe1
y" trom the date of the l.on g!
shall annually Include In each u
ofVhi !um,8Umclent to pay one-ten
oJ hn'J01?1 amount of the par va"ue
of bonds Issued hereunder i
Resolved further, that this rejoin
; o
law provided P 191s- by;
Resolved further, that the said!
Str. IRALDA
Itiite. Ix-twtvn HL Helena and
Portland, fto rents one way, 75
rcnu for the round trip.
Tic ket R(mm until used.
Host l-avea St. Helens 7;65a. III.
Returning leaves Portland 2:.'W p. to.
Arrive at St Helena 4 45 p. m.
C LIIOOGHKIRK
Recorder he, and lie hereby . i.
structed and required to publish tha
resolution together with tha ballot
line provided oy tne i ity Attorney,
ot the City of Ht. Helen, within u. I
day Immediately preceding aula el,
tlon.
Passed by the Common Council
tins iitn nay ot Marcn, 1918.
Yeas, 3; Nays, none.
I Submitted to the Mayor the (ill
;uay or marcn, iia.
j Approved by the Mayor tha Kb
uay or niurcn, mis.
: E. I. UALLAOII.
Mayor
f Filed March 6th. 1818.
E. K. QUICK. Recorder.
i The ballot title and Number of
Bald proposed amendment will be u
follow, to-wit:
i An Act to amend Chapter VIII of
the Charter of the City of St. Hd
eua, Oregon, by Inserting thertli
Section 81 authorizing a bond It
sue of $3(100.00. for the purpoM of
grading una macadamizing the south
erly continuation ot the St. Helen
Columbia city county road from the
point where aald rood Interaecu th
; northerly boundary line of aald City
of St. Helen to Its Intersection with
Hemlock street lu said City.
Shall proposed Amendment U
adopted?
102 Yes.
103 No.
3 I . HELENS ROUTE V,
i Willam.il. Slouik
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(Sunday 1:30 p. m.)
Arrives St. Helen - 6:00 p.!
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Arrives Portland 10:16 a. I
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