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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1918)
6 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 14. 1918 HUGE SUMS FOR MATERIAL WAR The Army Ordnance department has negotiated approximately 12,000 contracts since this country entered the war. involving within fl 7 5,000, 000 of the total (unds directly avail able for the Department for the pres ent fiscal year $3,3S3.2S6,045. Ad ditional contracts totaling $1,503, 703,741 have been entered into on the authority of Congress pending appropriation of an amount aggre gating I1.671.4G6.750. , ivopi0 wi10 nuv more Baden seeds The magnitude of the task of the, ....... thv m,c.i or ... .,.,,., too than three weeks a building was selected and the factory was produc ing masks. Tho introduction of riveting machinery lias done away with the heavy hand sewing of the frame which purports the masks on ihe faces of the Worses. The masks r.re so constructed t'.int no metal or chemically Impregnated parts can i chr.fo tho horse. OF GENERAL INTEREST DON'T WASTE THE GAR DEN SEED The chnnnel ports are to he held r.t all hazards. That appears to lie the trend of military expert senti ment. Drunkenness nt New York city fell off fifty per cent the first six months of this year according to official rec ord. Mrs. Harriet Isabel t'lsk, wealthy widow, was shot dead today at her home in Hollywood, t'al., by her brother, Henry Charles Kink, jr., who then killed himself. A thorough nudit of the expendi tures of tlio $640,000,000 aviation appropriation voted last July Is ask the $5,059,264 disbursed by the' Ordnance Department in April, 1917. These disbursements were made at I Ordnance Department financially in , thickly will be depriving some one a Bingle day of more thau $25,000,- else of SOPlls am, mav C1U1SB a scar. 000 on ordinary contract vouchers. ' cif. nccoriiiUg to garden specialists uisoursemenis ior me momii oi . nr iTnit.nl Qi,.,w ii,,.,,,,,,,,,.,, nt. An,., ,. f tlie.,niUl1 SU'e8 IH-partment of tfU , rosoutUm ,lltr0l,UW( by Ue ", . , Agriculture. interesting amount r.s compared with: l ... imriu d.:(-ii mull ,1s necessary when the assumption is I that a few more or less will make no !.......... i..t .i i ....... ... . .. the Ordnance Office in Washington.!"'" - ....... j, i j . 'plants have to be thinned out or Amounts disbursed at Government ; . t .,,. . .more often are left to crowd together arsenals are not included. 1 . . , . , ... ... and produce an Inferior crop. One check recently drawn by the, v v Ordnance Disbursing Officer for ord- u ls nsuied that before purchus nance material was for $18.750.000. ! tl,e seei,s t,le garden plan has One requisition made recently by the!,,een carefully made and the actual same officer on the Treasury waa'nn,ollnt required has been determin for$169,000,000. This is the lure-'0'1- If tllls ,s 'lone, there will be no est single requisition ever made by ; occasion for waste. The most success any United States disbursing of fleer, j 'u! market gardeners figure very Prior to two nionthe ago, before closely Pn the amount or seed re the Ordnance Department established ' luired. They buy the best obtain- 118 ll aiStrlCt OrtlCes WHICH zoned " '"I"" I, . ,, ..,,. ., ., K..l t t.rlvnle sale all t tin real nroi. uiiu oiiiiwi o n iiu ui nii" I yj t init unit " . AlttUXISTUATOH'tf NOTU'H 4)1' riN.lli SKITIKMINT. Notice Is hereby given that I, J. 11. Godfrey, have filed my limit ac- count and report as rdmlnlstralor of the estate of John A. Seluiller, de censed, mid the County Court of Col umbia County. Slate of Oregon, has set and appointed June 15, 11S, ul 2 o'clock P. M.. us the day and liour for hearing objections thereto and for the tinnl settlement of said estate ( J. It. tiOliKUKV, Administrator of the Estate of John A. Seluiller, deceased. II. . NICHOLAS. Attorney. First published May 17. Last publication Juno 14. proseiitativo Swift, Urooklyn. Senator l'oindexter has Introduced a bill providing for 1.500,000 addi tional men for the national army, t Senator Iteed of Missouri, introduced! a bill authorizing tho American arm ios to be increased by 3,000,000 men. j A total output of 240,0110 tons of IN TIIR COINTY COl'ltT OK TIIK STATU OK OltlOliON, KOIt COL-. VMlllA COINTY. Ill the Matter of the Estate of Sam uel Johnson, Deceased. To Mary l'elersou. Alpha Here At. Johnson and William J. Hill, heirs at law of Samuel Johnson, de ceased, to (iust llerg husband of Alphr. llerir, M. Mahel Johnson, wile of Al Johnson ami to Mary C. Gilbert ami Mary K. Hack, mid to all persons unknown Interested in tho estate of Samuel Johnson, deceased. GItKKTING: In the name of the State of Oregon NOT GET WHEN YOU WANT ICE CREAM WHY THE DEST We carry the Famous Mt. Hood ICE CREAM A Trial Will Convince You SODAS SUNDAES MILK DRINKS MASON'S THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS Cigars Candies new shipping for the mouth of April : You and each of you are hereby cited , . , . . , , . , , nnu renuirru io anneai i i win num.. la n.it.ift ntl tit II, till I mil n i luMiril ' 1 11 - . . . Two tliirds of the tonnage was con structed In the last half of the mouth. At that rate the output for the year would approach 3,000,000 tons. Arrangements have been made to; reduced railroad fares of approx linately 1 cent a mile for soldier Court of tlio Stale of Oregon? for Col umbia County, at the Court room thereof, r.t St. Helens, 111 said County and State, on .Monday the 1st day of July, 1'JIS, at one o'clock In the afternoon of said day, then and there to show cause, It any there lie, why an order should not be made grant ing to the mliiilnlr.tralor of said es tate permission anil directing lilin to the country to expedite payments t! number to tho hill or row. contractors and relieve the strain upon the main office In Washington, the Disbursing Officer at Washing ton signed from 500 to 3.000 checks a day. DUFFY'S EXCUSE homes before going overseas. rtii eiueny coionei. anout to re- fniwi K,.,lr0.i vn,,..ti tire, was holding "office hours" for' Gen. Koud Fund Endorsement In the last time, and four old offenders cludiLg Ar.'il 3, 1918. GAS MASKS FOR HORSES ARE BEING SENT TO FRANCE were brought in for punishment. The colonel looked them over wearily, and then said: "I've been listening to the yarns The Gas Defence Service is now and excusea you men have concocted manufacturing about 5,000 horse for the past three years, and I'm gaa masks per day. These ?re being tired of tlieni all. If any of you can cent to France, and It is expected think of poniething new some ex thr.t within a short ;ime every horse cuse I've never heard before I'll le: erty of said deceased lying and being in Columbia county, Oregon, to-wlt, Hie 10. U of the S. K. V, iintl the S. TltKASUtKirS NO'l'ICK ! ,.,. N t ,lf ,. I have money on hand to pay the township 6 north, range 5 west of Willamette meridian, containing IliO acres. i Witness the lit non ble S. C. Mor ton, Judge of the Coui.ty Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia county, with the seal of said Court atllxed, this 1 tith day or May. A. D. IMS. Attest J. W. HI' NT, (Seal) Clerk of said Court. ASK YOUR GROCER For Bread from our modern, cleanly bakery. You will like it and continue to use it. Cream Rolls. Cream I'ufTs, Doughnuts, Pies and Cakes WEST ST. HELENS BAKERY S. I HSU MAN. Proprietor Phone B-l H West St. Helens, Oregon Ge. Fui'd Endorsement Including M-.y 31, 1918. Uer.pectfullv, UESS1K H ATT AN. Dated at S: Helens, Ore., June 10 ls)18. NOTll'K OF AXXf.AI. SCHOOL MKKTIXti. Notice is hereby given to the legal Vetera of School District No. 2, of (nlpmhbi I'mmtt' SSttito i.f flrnt.dti connected with the American Ex- yoji off without punislinieui. If you th-t the avnitai. sellout, mk'kt.. peditlonary Forces will be equipped can't I'll give you the limit. with the new masks. The Gas Defense Service has a completely equipped factoiy for the manufacture of the masks. In less me 111. colonel," began the first. "Old stuff," said the colonel, "so I'll give you limit." The second offender's alarm clod; KI'MMOXS IN THE CIUCl lT COl'ltT OF THE STATE OF OHKGON Foil TIIK COl'NTY OF COI.l'MHIA. Peninsula Lumber Coiup:'i.y, a cor porrtion, Plaintiff, vs. Gust Swan son, Defendant. To Gust Swansea: In the Name of the State of Ore- All Buses Call at Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL THOS. ISUISTKK, Prop. Chicken Dinner Sunday, iioc HATES $f.OOPEit DAY AM) LP Special Hates to Itegulur Hoarders ING of said district will be held at T .. i: i. , t. 11,0 miit'iiiuiic, tu intern u i low nour I took Just one drink and it made of 8 O.clcok ,, M ,ho t,lr(, M()11. day of June, being the 17th day of gon you ere hereby required to ap June, A. II. 1918. i pear and answer tho complaint ll I I This meeting is called for tlio pur- rgainst you In tne above entitled pose of electing One Director to suit within six weeks from the iMHi k rvn fnr n nnrWwl if tlici.o v...i..u u.wl .1.... ,.r t.... tat.1 .1... .1..... .1... hr.d failed to work, and the third had One Clerk to serve for a period of n'rst publlc.-.'t'ion of this suinmons. and ne.u nan news rrom Home. There was one year and tne transaction of lmsl- if you fall so to answer, for want nothing new ,in this, and each was "fiS3 at 8Ucl1 meeting. 1 thereof the plaintiff will apply to the e'ven ii limit nateu tins 4tn day or June, laix c e, CASSATT However, the colonel's eyes Chairman Hoard of Directors, brightened at the approach of the Attest: MKS. J. W. ALLEN. foiirtli culprit, an Irishman. "lie original, Duffy. Tell me some tiling now," urged the colonel. "Well, colonel," Duffy beg:n with his eyes a-twiiik!e. "when OI District Clerk. SIMMOXS court fo the relief demanded In Its complaint, to-wlt: For u decree of s'rlct fo'eclosuru a;;alnst you of the land contract de scribed In the compmirit whereby you agreed to purchase the following de ncribed premises In Colui'ibl:- County. THE THRIFT CAR itir. t na til I'Ol'ItT Or THE O.egon. to-wlt: The Fas', oue-fourtli STATE OF OltEGON FOR THE of the Southwest uuartcr Nor' lw.a:li COUNTY OF COLL'MHIA. dU -rier. and the West half of South. heard the sad news that vou was go-' eilll,BU,la I-'1er ( ompat.y, a cor- ep.st quarter of Northeast quarL r of in- t i., i. i poration, Pluintiff, vs. Albert Kay- Sec. 2;!, T. pa North, Uargo 2 We-t n to lava us It made me so down-J mond, Defendant. and described Lot 411 i-nd East H. M. TERRY THE MOTOR TROUBLE MAN Kxjiert Madiiniht. Itrinx your auto troubles to i:ic. Marine work a specialty. Shop at St. Helens garage. Phone 57 MUCKS ALWAYS REASONABLE hearted that Ol went to the nearest To Albert Kayniond public-house and drowned my aor row." "You wi'i!" exploded the colonel "Now get out!" TIt-liits. Sour Stomach. This is a mild form of Indigestion. half of Lot 44 In Tr.irl I ttlt I' .,r in tne name ot the Stato of Ore-'Deer Island Farms, according to an gon you are hereby required to ap-, ur recorded plat t'.iereof, unless you pear and answer the complaint filed . pay the amount due upon said con ngalnst you in the above entitled suit tract, togethe- with Interest as there v.ithin six weeks from the 24 day In specified mid a reasonable sum for of May, 1918, the date of tho llrst ! i.vtorney's fees, together with costs publication of this summons, and if and disbursements of nai l r.ult. you fail so to answer, for want there- Thin summons Is iMihiuim.i i.u vi,. i of the plaintiff will aiiDlv to the tee of an order r.r thn n...,..r..i.i.. i . , . . : fr'j ' ... ... u ujr euuiig ioo.i-o.ui-i iur ino renei demanded In its James A. Eakin, Judge t,f . nhove rapidly or too much, or of food not coniplniiit, to-wlt: I entitled court made on the 2tltli day Milled to your digestive organs If' K,or a dncre'' of riet foreclosure of May, 1018, directing the same to von wilt , ui.....w . . ' against yrui of the land contrnct de- be publish.td In "The St Helens o will ea' slowly, masticate your ; 8cr,d in the complaint whereby you Mist" a newspaper of general dm " rood thoroughly, eat but little meat, agreed to purchase tiie following de- lation published in St Helens, Col- cim none ui an ror supper, you will : "" u 1'ioHiises in ( oiumnia coun- Simula county, Oregon more than likely avoid the sour stom-1 l VrPK"t.t0",wlt: Tllu Suutlu-ust cli i,i,n, ...i,i , "itarter of Northwest quarter of Sec. ufii without taking any niediclne : i 6, Tp. 6 North. Itanre 2 West, and whatever. When you have sour stom- described as Lots 29 and H2 In Tract ucii take one of Ciiamberain's Tablets; l nlt. A r Deer Island Farms, ac to aid digestioif OVERLAND Considering all of the five essentials for complete satisfaction, the Overland Models arc the nearest ap proach to jH-rlection on the market today. Do not let such a claim upon our part go unchallenged. Make your investigation at once. A PPI A It A I!. p :itl ( UtMA E, t imfoht M ltVlii; and I'lth i: J. F. Dopplmaier Agent for Columhia County, At St. Helens Garage i of tiri.t publicitli.ii : May 24, publirallon: Jnni' New flillinery We have just received a large shipment of Millinery direct fnsm the east. Come and make your selection now while the line is unbroken. M. ROSENTHAL in 1918. D-.te of la::t 21st, 191S. IJ Wl I.TlMI'l' corning io an unrecorded pint there-1 Attorney Tor I'l iniirf of, unless you pay tho amount due i I'ostofflee address: l.V'l Venn upon said contract, together with In- Hldg., Portland, (in terest as therein spm.llled end a rea-; sonable sum for attorney's fees, to-1 I7.r.O Ei gether with costs and disbursements! Sl'.M.Moxs of satd utii: i ... . 'l"J -l lll.' I'Mtl'I'lT I'M!' I . ... r.t ... LII . K 1 111' This sutnnions Is published bv vir tue of an order of tho Honorr.hle Jiines A. Eakln, Judge of the abovo Laura uinnieti cuuri iuaue on me zutli day i of May, 1918, directing the same to! be published In "The St. Helens! Mist" a newspaper of gener: 1 clrcula-! Hon published in St. Helens, Colum-I bin County, Oregon. nine or nrst publication: Mav 24tli, 1918. Date of last publication: June 21st, 1918. THV Till- II. SLEIGHT, Attorney for Plaintiff, I'ostofflee address: 1521 Yeon Hldg., Portland, Oregon. Ottmclmi Omen Uuoik mamy m muiktmr. I, mm mi He Will Welcome a pouch o3 Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug Any gift from the folks back homo mean a lot to the boy. When you send him tobacco, let it bo good tobacco tobacco worth sending all 1 1 Pg way-t lat, compressed plug of Keal Gravely. . G'Y;; "n of RoI Gravel Plug, and best! U' kinJ l CnJ- Se"d ,he Ordinary plug is false economy. It cods loot per week to chew Kual Gravtly, became a .nlall chew of It letltt a long while. If you imulte a pipe, slice Gravely with your knifo and add a little to your smoU.ig tobacco. It will givo tiavor improve your tmoke. send voir Fnir:a in the v. s. service A I'OSJCi; OF CItAVtlY Kill r,r '7 fl cn-r it In to? oourW A 3e lUmp u.o.A. tv.j ovci Ui . 3cUaniwluuJt,,ilUiliim, P. B. GRAVELY TCD CGMPWY. EsaviBe. Va. II u ncl ifcal Crawly with-wl Ih;, Piclxtn Sad Established la 31 hi Alf; UF OUKCON KOI COL'NTY OK COLUMHIA. II. Nortiiun. I l.-i ; 1 1 rr n. James lleiijamln I'tml, J:im, nor. rell, nee Jane Piul and Heorce Morell, her husbard, K.ederlck ll Paul and Nor:i Pai!, bis wife, I'ru dence L. Indus nutl Clinton S In-1 (ties, her husband, Charles William' Paul, Kl!z:-.beth Lruie, nee K;Z1. both Paul and William Lir e, her husband, Delia llenuett, iii!() i.-i 1 1 Paul and Ken'.et i IJennet;, hiT iiuiiijanii, :(! j.y('u it. Ncrlhiip, T: Charles William Paul, defe-idant ab'.ve named: In tho name or tho Stale of Oro Ron, you aro hereby required to ap pear and nnnwer the answer and ci-oss-complulnt of tlio sahl defendant Lyd a i). Northup died nKuinst you .n the above entitled suit within six weeks from tho dato cf the lrH p,,),. Ml ,.n i.f .1.1 . I'"" ....,..., m i,s Huiumons anil if you fa I to answer for want thereof the s."ld Lydia 11. Northup will tuko ai decree foreclosing her iiiortKHRo upon ; ;r ,""""J" uii-eiKuiii interest In the following described reH pron 71' l,?".W't:. Th0 s,,H'C"t cmarter mI'. 7 of,tl10 Northeast miarter m , "'V1 11,0 N,"-Uieast quarter 4.) f, 1 10 K"u'-l'"Ht -niarter (SF. Va ) and the Soutli l,-. i r a , . of the Houtheust iuarter (SIO V. ) of Section tvyenty-llvo (25) l Township six (C) North, Italian livo (51 Wett of the Willamette Meridian In Coi- uinma t.ounty, Oregon. This summons Is nerved upon von by publication In tho St. Helens Mis ror six successive weeks in pursu nce or an order made by tle jlm fnlm" ,Av,Kilkl". Ju'bo or tho above entitled Court, on tho 20th day or May A. 1, 1918, proscribing' six weeks ror publication thereof . , !! NOKTHllp. Attorney for Lydla II. Northup. P. O. Address: 404 Phut ISM,. Portland, Oregon. Hated and first publication this I 24th duy of May, 1918. ! N'f l-nl Mf!, T (,IU. jun Tnick i r(,;'Hv tin' tuvi'ssiiv ..f f.iniHT, in:iniif;icliir--.tiii-.-Hiur a,,,! u.,vj ;illt t ,;is a ,K. fi-aiurt-s .,f . -,( ear nia.k- l.itT ''"''. ll has tin- powci-fiil worm I '"vt'. t'Mi-a l.nr ciiHTuciu'v l.rakcs actiuu j !" '"'il'ri-.-'i- wlu'cls;,,,,! c.Min.lll ,y hatul S '"'i--,. l(., ulu'tlhasc vt.t ttiin.s in a -10 ! ''ill.', .'iti.l has hem m..st th(.i'ottUlily j U"I!''"1' U l' kl,"w 'I is al.soltitcly iUmkmnI- i Wo ailvist- Kiviii; your onhT wiilumt j 'li'lav thai v., ii iav ho sitpplK-d as so.m as : j l"ssiM,-. I hi' (li'inand is lat e ami onlcts I t'iifl i roiaiinn. .,.;iVt. vor ,iricr ,. i la'. I n tl c p c in! e ii t A u t o Co. ' J j St. Helens, Oregon Hello, Central! A 'l28 Shop. "clls uar Quick and Rood service. M. HOVEN Steamer RUTH SAFE. SPEEDY SERVICE TOWING, JOBBING Passenger accomodations for 100 Landing at City Dock
