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! INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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, 40 earn""" uuuiii. iu
Bhlpbuil-"K - l Oakland.
I to be " ""
lMwd r,,rct t0 ,url,,Bh
'n their requirements.
Pnrllnd ' " " "
, . ciiimiiiii-nt ut Riverside In
"SLo". populutlon l 311.361.
-urJInitlo t'" "Hllnmte given by the
.hi city directory. "
,UI year " "
hit Industrial OIII1.I..1........ --
.community-
.oW opomtli'K plants Sn Krancla
gMtllA nl Irondnlo. Wash., will
Mia tt oiicn erection here of
50,000 rolling B,lu "i""1
' ...in .......I..V imiwAi.1. inn
ai sod nimi ami will have a pay
roll of $50. 00" or more a mourn.
"Vnnullle-Work m 0. A. Muclion
in to I ruHliml nnd Improve-
gonti are being l t Johnson
Tuledo Ituuil between loieuo anil
Knsb put In flriit class condition by
(nJInif .
Hood River uu.uu coiuraci ior
indlM ('ul",,l" Highway between
,n nd Cascade lorka awardod.
Pendlrtoii -Dedication of Olnoy
ibber Mausoleum, ona ot the hand-
omwt cnmiminlty mausoleums In the
I'tltrd States, will tnko place here.
Molilla Klro Cloy Co. to manu-
wurt dishes here In near future.
tilr factory of kind went of Mlssls-
ilppl.
Burnt Hall extension urged. Mar
ty county declared rich In war re-
. ' i t .
wgrcna. inrecior uwinm mcnuuo
(tomiM to consider building of Ore
pi k Eastern Into llurna.
OrrKon Is leading every section or
hi country In wooden Hlilp construe-
nui In mar tlio top with at do I.
Hood lilver may have a o rutin in
Bill.
Vile New nllrato company or-
julied. Local mon release nitrate
'poilU to Seattle cnpltallHta.
Portland Orders for an aggregate
A 10,000, 000 feet of Douglas Mr lum-
: for uhii In rullrond car construc
tion and 2,000,000 feel for llrltlah
admiralty have Just been with
fir production hoard li, Boattlo and
I'ortland.
Wallowa votes for sewer ayt,.m
Dufur An alrdomo to be con
tructod on Dufur city pnrk. cOHt
betwiten l,000 nnd l,t00.
Tolodo will Imve new thnutre noon
llrownavllloiirowuHvlllo CiuiiiIiik
Co. adding two-atory warcrooni, In
cluding ofllcn, to t,lr plant.
Dlllard Work cominitiKu.il on two
1'aclflo II lull way brldnea ihm wm
"pan Umpua river at a point tlin.o
fourtha of a mlln north of Ilto unl
two and ono-half mlloa aouth. Htruc
turea will coat $46,000.
nu m morvii in tjiiortor-ai'c! Inn
land sold for $36,000.
ST. HELENS MIST. FRlftAV JUNE 7. 1918.
of
AMERICAN TEAMS
TO TEACH BASEBALL
A committee on public Information
repniaontatlve In Ixindon anya:
l)li(lon Iiuh nnvitr hi.ard of a 1)hhh
bnll BuaHon bufore, but will got Ita
chance thla year whn tlio American
Imaebnll Inuxue Kets ita aclii'dule of
gitmoa well undur way. Tlmre uro
eight American and Canudinn leama
recruited from various orgiinlzntlona
atutloned In IOndon. with khiiick
achiiduled for each Haturday durlim
the Hummer.
Thelhouaanda of Amerlmn anldlera
who may pane through London, or
bo Invalided or atutloned hero, are
In a fair way to ho made to feel Unit
Knglnnd la the next best place to
home, and that Kngllah heurta ore
kept warm for them.
"Make Kngland the Sammy's
lilUhly.' " la tbo way the KiirIIhIi
prois pitta It In urging readers to en
tertain tlio American troops.
"mighty" la the war word for
AMERICAN INFANTRY
MAN HAS ADVANTAGE
Tho American Infantryman in the
Kxpodltionary Forces carried 200
rounds of ammunition In the pockets
t his light canvas webb belt and his
hi-ndolnerM. The German soldier has
only 120 rounds, and 30 of theae are
l his kmipaack. To secure them at
ii critical moment lie niUHt lose vulu
ablo tlmo.
Tlio American webb belts, accord
ing to tlio war department, are far
superior to tlio German leather ban
doleers. They are not affected by
prolonged rains nor torrid weather.
The manufacture of thene belts Is
one of the most Intrlcnto of the oper
ations In the textile Held. United
States army belts are made almost
entirely of cotton.
The exact weight of the 220 rounds
carried by the American soldier In
Kronen Is 12 pounds. With the
Springfield rifle 23 aimed shots can
he fired each minute. Firing from
the hip 40 allots can be fired a min
ute. The new 1'nlted States model
1917 (modified Kn field) does even
better.
Twig Like. I
During a brief visit to the editorial
rooms Jones remarked: j
"Do you know, I fancy I have quite!
a literary bent?"
"That's all right," replied the edi
tor In chief. "Keep right on, and
you'll be more than bent you'll be
broke." Fifth Avenue Hug. j
Try a Want Ad. in the Mist,
will bring results.
It
Me DliM'ounted It
"1 sent my daughter to a cooking
school to fit her for marriage."
"Was tho experiment a success?"
"No; the man she was engaged to
found It out." lloston Transcript.
Whooping Cough.
In this disease It is important that
the cough he kept loose and expector
ation easy, which can bo done by giv
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Mrs. I. H. Martin, l'eru, Ind., writes,
"My two daughters had whooping
!T. HELENS ROUTE
mW.Uaa.lt. Slouik
IHI fEOPl.13 BOAT
STR. AMERICA
Intel Portland d'llly - -2:30 p. m
ISuniluy 1:30 p. w )
trrltei St. Helena - 8:00 p
(Huiiiluy 3:30 p. in.)
8t. Helena ... 6:15 a. m.
ArrUet I'ortland 10:16 a, m.
II HOLMAN, Af.nt
hitt all way landing!. Wharf fool
mrr itreet. I'honea: Main 8323,
M!04.
fRANK WILKINS, St Helena Agent
cough. I gave them Chamberlain's
everything the soldier wants In Inter- Cough Remedy and It worked like a
vals of Ills fighting work; the place 'charm."
where friends, recreation, nnd liome-i -
like comfort await him. 1766 Eg.
Tho Weekly Dispatch recently! KIMMONH
HI.MMONH
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
STATE OK OREGON FOR, COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
California Trojan Powder Co. a cor
poration. Plaintiff, vs. David
Hardy, Defendant.
To David Hardy the above named
defendant:
In the rame of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap-
pear in tho above entitled court and'
cause and answer the plaintiff's com
plaint died therein or otherwise plead ,
thereto on or before six weeks after!
the date cf the first publication of;
this summons, and if you fail to an-,
swer or otherwise appear, for want
thereof the plaintifT will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for in its1
complaint; to-wlt:
For a decree that certain deed
executed by the Oregon State Land
Hoard to S. O. Caudle attempting to.
convey to S. O. Caudle all of the
tide lands east of and fronting and '.
abutting on Section 1, Township 6
North, Range 2 West of the Willa
mette Meridian, in Columbia County, I
Oregon, Bald deed being recorded in i
Volume "H," Page 444 of Deed Hec-;
ords of Columbia County, Oregon, be
declared to create a cloud on plaint-;
1 IT'S title and ownership to Lot 2,1
Section 1, Township 6 North, Range j
2 West of the Willamette Meridian,!
in Columbia County, Oregon, and;
that said deed in so far as it pertains!
to a conveyance of any so called tide I
lands in front of plaintiff's said prop-i
erty be adjudged to be null and void
and cancelled In fact and of record;
and that the defendant and ail per-',
sons claimed by, through or under!
him to be adjudged to have no right,;
title or interest in or to the property!
described in said deed as abutting on
plaintiff b said property and that the
Tanlac
$1.00
per bottle
at
DEMING'S DRUG STORE
J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS
A Full and Complete line of General Merchandise
Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries
SCHOOL BOOKS, INK, PENS, STATIONERY
Our customers receive dependable goods at reasonable
prices. Give us a trial and you will be satisfied.
Phone 34
WEST ST. HELENS, ORE.
ST. HELENS HOTEL
E. A. ROTGER, Prop.
called for suggestions for a public JN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i defendant and all persons claiming!
STATE OF OKEUON FOR THE I "ugn r unuer mm db per
COUNTV OF COLUMBIA , petually enjoined and restrained
? ..- ii v,.i,.. i.i.i'.i from claiming or asserting any right.
entertainment to be offered American
soldiers and an Instant response made
thousands of dollars available for
amusements and entertainments. The
Idea that found greatest favor, how
ever, was to throw open the homes
of the nation to the Sammies.
An officer commanding an Ameri
can squadron operating with the Ilrlt
Isli fleet has reported on a late In
spection and speaks in high terms of
the present state of efficiency In
which he finds both ships and men.
"Vessels show the most gratifying
improvement In battery and fire con
trol," he said. "Our ships are smart,
spick, and span, and have been re-
iiuiwiuu, i la in .1 u , vs. i .. i .. , . . . i ,i .
James Uenjamin Paul, Jane Mor- "V. 1 " .h,f .rt f,m
rell. nee Jane Paul and George , wise interfering with the I
Morrell, her husband. Frederick .i.. ' i ... , i...i A
. i, . . , ,.i IIKI11 nuu will? ui LiiuiiiuiL nuu lui i
. Paul ami Ntra Paul hl3 wife, guch th rellef ag t0 th court
Prudence I,. Ingles and Clinton S. !. .,,,,.. , ,v, ,.. . '
- .
Bald suit.
served upon you -
by publication in "St. Helens Mist,
vr rr
ruoence u ingles am c tnton s.a equtabie n the
ngles her liusband Charles Will-1 her wJt tne of
KI,IZill'VtM m ne' , Dee This summons Is serv,
Ellrnbeth Paul and William Lane,iK i.h.(i i .-a. u
.ais.
her husband, Delia Dennett, nee
.V .. i7 . j iV .ii ,tl .. a newspaper of general circulation
Delia Paul and Kenneth Bennett. publtahed at st. Helens. Oregon, for
her husband, a 'id Lydla li. North-
up, Defendants.
To Charles William Paul,
Elizabeth
a period of six successive weeks from
the date of the first publication here
of, by order of the Hon. J. H. Eakin,
Une, William Lane Delia Dennett j,;dge of the aDove entitled court!
nntl k on mi. .1 Itnnrflll rfofonHnnlii . . -- . .
and Kenneth Dennett, defendants
above named:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon you are hereby required to ap-
m idplents of many high compliments 1 pear and answer the complaint filed
from British flag olllcers.'
SPORT EQUIPMENT
FOR TRAINING CAMPS
At every training camp In the coun
try plans of the commission on train-
agalnst you In the above entitled
suit within six -weeks from the date
of the first publication of thla sum
mons, nnd if you full to answer for
want thereof tho said plaintiff will
take a decree for the partition ot the
following described real property, to
wlt: The Southeast quarter (SE )
Lynch & Muhr
HAIR CUTS, SHAVES,
SHAMPOOS
Kvcrvthinjr in the Barber
Lino done tin in Style
Our simp is Strictly Clc.nn
:ind Sanitary .
Come in and See us
NT. IIKLKXH
t t. V l. A .. , OP 1
ing camp activities have been carr ed N((rt,loul,. -quar,er ,NE J
out to provldo athletic facilities for of t10 Southeust quarter (SE 4 )
the men. Ilnschall heads the list in and tho South hulf (S H) of the
'popularity, and full equipment has Southeust quarter (Sfc 14) of Sec
!. , ...... M.., .i.n.. Ulon twenty-five (25) in Township
mp,u,, u ., ,... 1((lx )6) N()rth KnnRe flve (5) west! the complaint of the plaintiff filed
70.000 Imseballs and 3,000 bats have of Ule Willamette Meridian, In Col-! against you in the above entitled
dated May 4th, 1918
C. L. WHEALDON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication May 17,
1918.
Date of last publication June 28,
1918.
Hl'MMOXS !
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TuV
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. j
Charlotte Ann Gardner, Plaintiff, vs.,
William Edward Gardner, Defend-1
nnt. I
To William Edward Gardntr, the
above named defendant: i
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to answer
American and European Plan
Kates All Basses Call at Hotel
Everything Modern Steam Heating Plant
Hot and Cold Water In Rooms
been sent. At Camp Lewis, Wash.,
there aro 16 baseball fields In uso.
Practically every company In each
fAAVj,AA,
1
Be a Booster
Insist on Retting
ST. HELENS BUTTER
Your erocer has it.
umbln County, Oregon. suit within six (6) . weeks from the
This summons is served upon you , date of the first publication of this
by publication in the St. Helens Mist : summons, to-wlt, on the 13th day of
f.ir Iy RiireeaNlvA weeks In nnrHiianep ' Inlv mil If vnn ffill in un nn.
enmp division throughout the country ()f nn or(Itr mmo ny tne Hon james pear and answer the said coniDlai.it,
has Us team, and there ore company, : a. Eakln, Judge of the above en-1 for want thereof, the plaintiff here
br.ttnlion regimental nnd Interred-' titled Court, on the 20th day of May, ', in will take a decree against yau as
' . ,' A. D. 1918, prescribing six weeks for j prayed for in her complaint to-wlt:
mental leagues. publication thereof. j For the dissolution of the bonds of
Every form of trnck athletics occu-, ,)lllP(, nI, r(lt publication thla; ir.airlmonv heretofore and now uxist-
ples tho attention of men training at 24th l:iy of May, A. D. 1918. ing between the plaintiff and the clo
the camps. As many ns 800 men, GLOHGfc W. CfcAKHART.
. . . i -K..I I......I Attorney for Plaintiff,
have taken part In divisional con-; ...PBaa Kn7 ,,,
tests, and track meets linvo been wit-1 " Portland.' Oregon.
nessed by more than 20,000 specta-j .
....... SI'MMONH
v w ' " ' i i. ..it-... i iH .i.A o. 1 1 , . - n. : ...
Where facilities permit Instruction , IN T11K I'lRCUn J OURTOF- THE -
In swimming Is given. Men nre first fTAl K Oh OREGON FOR THi. ,n compllance wlth an order
gven land nstructlon and then sent
Into the water. Tennis courts have
been built In evory camp, one having Defendant.
40 courts, nnd tho sport is rapidly (To j()nnH i,Rrson:
gaining In popularity. Through the In the Name of the State of Ore
gonoroslty of golf clubs located near gon you aro hereby required to ap
f. ti7 rinn.nml for Kolf Prur answer the complaint filed
the camps, the demand ror K"lr , KlltIHt you !n the abovo entitled suit
courses is partly being met. I ! j witIliil Blx weekB from the 24 day of
matches are frequently liem, nun May, 1918, the ante oi tne nrsi puo
j COUNTY OF COLUMHIA.
: Peninsula Lumber Company, a cor
i poratton, Plaintiff, vs. Jonas Lar-
........ ... ..I.,.,. tiiB i.mnis 1 licatton ot this summons
co.up.uuuu v - j R0 an8WOr for want t,iereof
and if you
j fendant and for the enre and custody
, of the minor child, George Gardner,
l and for such other and further relief
I an in thn Hnnrt mnv Rppnl tnaf nnd
equitable.
Thin summons Is served upon you
made an entered by the Hon. J. A.
Eakin, Judge of the above entitled
Court, dated tho 25.h day of May,:
1918. '
WILL H. BARD,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Date of the first publication May
31, 1918.
Date ot the last publication July
12, 1918.
CITY GARAGE
Agency for
The Chevroet
Sold on easy terms
Hupmobile Service Station
Keep a Full Line of Firestone Tires
OIL, GASOLINE AND ACCESSORIES
Pest equipped Machine Shop in the town for Auto
and Marine Work
Battery Recharging
St. Helens,
Oregon
U keen.
R. CONSTANTIN
PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING
and SHEET METAL WORKS
Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room supplies.
St. Helens, Oregon
The Celebrated
BERGMANN SHOE
Awarded
GOLD MEDAL
P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915
The BU-ongext and Nearest Water
proof Shoe Made
ttW liOGGKHS, CRUISEItS, MILLMKN AND ALL WORKERS
, TIIEO. BERGMANN B1IOK MWJ. CO.
a Thurnian Street Portland
ASK FOR THE BERGMANN WATERPROOF SHOE OIL
the Dlaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demunded in ita com
plaint, to-wlt:
For a decree of strict foreclosure
against you of the land contract de
scribed In the complaint whereby
you agreed to purchase the following
described premises in Columbia
County, Oregon, to-wlt: The West
three fourths of the Southwest quar
tor of the Northeast quarter of Sec.
23, In Tp. 5 North, Range 2 West,
Columbia County, Oregon, and de
scribed In said contract as Lot 45
and West of Lot 44 in Tract Unit
C of Deer Island Farms, according
to an unrecorded plat thereof, un
i less you pay the amount due upon
said contract, together with lnterst
jr.s therein specified and a reasonable
I gum for attorney's fees, together with
; conts and disbursements ot saia sun.
This summons is published by vir
tue of an order of the Honorable
i James A. Eakln, Judge of the Bbove
entitled court made on the 20th day
of May, 1918, directing the same to
be published in "The St. Helens
' Mist" a newspaper of general cir
culation published in St. Helens, Col
umbia County, Oregon.
! Date of first publication: May 24,
1918.
Date of last publication: June 21,
R. SLEIGHT,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Postofflce address: 1621 Yeon
Bldg., Portland, Ore.
ST. HELENS-PORTIAND AUTO UNE
FRANK BHEPARD, Prop.
SCHEDL'LH
A. M. P. M.
Lr. St. Helens 7:30 1:30
Warren 7:45 1:45
Scappoose 8:00 2:00
Ar. Portland 9:20 3:20
Lv. Portland 10:00 4:00
Ar. St. Helena 11:60 6:60
Saturdays and Sundays
Special trip leaving St. Helens 6 p. m
Leave Portland 11 p m.
RELIABLE SERVICE
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
DRAYINC AND TRANSFER
All Business Promptly Attended To
PHONE 15
WM. H. DAVIES - - Prop.
ST. HELEN S.OREGON
Str. IMLDA
Rates between St. Helens and
Portland, 50 cents one way, 75
cents for the round trip.
Tickets good until uaed.
Boat l-aves St. Helens 7:65 a. D).
Kelumii'ir leaves Pxrtland 2:30 p. u).
Arrive at St Helens 4-45 n. m.
r. LHOOGHKIRK
St. Helens Lumber Go.
Wood and Lath
Electric Lighting
Lumber Manufacturers
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