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Newspaper Page Text6 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 21. 1918 STANDARD FIRE FINDER ADOPTED The Osborne (Ire finder has been adopted by the Forest Service as standard equipment for lookout stations on the National Forests of the country, according to a letter just received by District Forester Geo. H. Cecil from the Forester in Washing ton, D. C. This fire finder, the in vention of Forest Examiner Wni. B. Osborne, Jr., of Portland, has been tried out successfully on the summit of Mt. Hood and at numerous other lookout stations In various parts of the North Pacific District for severul seasons. Fires more than fifty miles distance have been accurately located from Mt. Hood by means of this In strument. OOlrRT PROCEED1NGH (Continued from page 3) 16.00; E A Reynolds, 18.00; E T Wallace, $6.00; A R Melvln, $15.20, hall rent and supplies for election; J:s McMillen. $3.70. Election Hoard Oak Point K 8 Payne. $6.00; H W Brown. $12.20; O-J Erlckaon, $6.00; A M Anderson, $6.00; C N Davidson, $6.00; H W Brown. $4.00. hall rent and labor election; John McCrea. $6.00. Election Board Prescott 11 J Graham. $9.20; C E Graham, $6.00; Anna Graham, $6.00; Cora Hamilton, $6.00; K F Graham, hall rent for election, $3.00. Election Bo:.rd Rain ier Kosa Riley, $6.00; W J Dita. 19.80; Attla M Lee. $6.00; Mary A Sherrln. $6.00; Mildred T Frlck. $6.00; W J Dlti, hall rent and labor election, $5.00. Election Board Rainier No 3 R N Lovelace, $9.60; T W O'Neal, $6.00; Rhoda Howard. $6.00; Edna Schultz. $6.00; C M Dwyer, $6.00; R N Lovelace. clean- In booth for election. 12 00 Elec. More than 360 of these fire find- tton Board for Scappoose L Brown, ers are now In use and it is planned $3.00; W H Cooper. $3.00; Margar eventually to equip all the more lin-,?' "1!!urni-,3:00: ,.A"na.. ?Jim' i.VU, I llti. 1UUIQR fO.VUj II t?Sl, portant lookout points on the Nation al Forests which have suitable hous ing facilities with them. The 'in strument complete costs about $48. In addition to its use by the Feder al Forest Service, the fire finder is used by the Canadian forest service and a number of associations of pri vate timber land owners in their fire protective work In various parts of the West. Foresters In various parts of the world have shown their interest in the Instrument by writing to the .District Forester for Information about It. One request for Information recently received was from the Con servator of Forests of Australia. The state fair board cannot bor row money from banks with which to pay for construction of the second unit of the new coliseum at the state fair grounds, Assistant Attorney General Van Winkle holds in an opinion rendered at the request of Secretary A. H. Lee of the fair board. Sources from which the board would expect to pay back the money would be proceeds of the state fair and ap propriation of the legislature! but the fair would not yield an amount sufficient to pay the debt and to pro cure an appropriation from the leg islature It would be necessary for the emergency board to allow deficien cy appropriation. $5.00; J D McKay, $3.00: G B Mai loy, $3.00; Hazel West. $3.00; Lar uel McKay, $3.00. Election Board for Spitzenberg George Meyers, $6.00; Walter Bolton, $6.00; Harry Reynolds. $9.40; E A Davis, $6.00; J J Gagnon, $6.00. Election Board St. Helens No 1 C W Emerson. $3.00; L R Rutherford, $3.00; Fred Morgus, $3.00; Amy George, $3.00; Allen Mildred. $3.00: M Snxon. $3.00; P W Harrison. $3.00: W E Lldyard. $3.00: Rita E Broughton, $3.00. Election Board St. Helens No 2 F A George, $3.00; A H George, $3.00; Anna Quick. $3.00; Mrs El mer Blackburn, $3.00: Mrs E C Laws. $3.00; J W McDonald, $3.00; W W I le Blakesley, $3.00; Thcs H Roy, $3.00; V E Stevens, $3.00; L E Allen, $3.00. St. Helens Election Board No 3 W J Melllnger, $6.00;Chas Graham, $6.00; Chas D White, $6.00; U W Clark. $6.00; T F Robertson $6.00; St Helens Lodge No 1 17 I O O F, hall rent for election, $3.00; J Donald Mc Donald, hauling for election, $1.25; C H Thompson, labor, $4.00: Bus- puty assessor, $100.00; 'Beulah Smith, clerk for Assessor, $3.p0; Louise Black, clerk for Assessor, $30.26; 11 C Wood, expenses deputy assessor, $61.80; C W Blakesley, as sessors expenses, $14.68; Columbia Herald Publishing Co., supplies to Assessor, $12.00; E C Sun wood, stamps for May, $26.00; H E La Bare, sheriff's expenses, $29.21; Ger trude Phillips, clerk for Sheriff. $68.75; Pearl C Stanmood, $6.88; Andrew Parker, work for Sheriff. $4.00; Chas E Wlckstrom, work for Sheriff. $10.00; Claude lllllsbery. ruto hire to Sheriff, $12.00; II J Southard, auto hire to Sheriff. $13.00; Underwood Typewriter Co, repairing machine for Sheriff, $5.60; E C Stunwood, expense account, $81.74; T M Hurlburt, sheriff sub poena fees, $1.85; Columbia Herald Publishing Co, treasurer's office, $1.20; Dora Shafer. work for treas urer, $11.00; Bessie Hattan, stamps, $4.00; Clatskanle Chief Pub, for Co Trees. $.50: Kllhain Stationary & Ptg Co, supplies to officers, $9.78; Kllham Stat Co, $46.43; Pacific Tel & Tel Co, phones to Co Officers, $50.60; St Helens Mist Pub, $88.55; St Helens Light & Power Co, $14.00; St Helens Steam Laundry, Court House, $1.23; E O Ditto, supplies to janitor, $47.65; J A Large, painting cupalo, $92.80; It Constantin, court house, $4 2.42; E A ltotger, court house, $6.00; Frank Piper, jury ser vice, $9.00; H J Southard, trip to poor farm, $2.60; T S Linton, Jury circuit court, $8.40; Ruby Selffert, witness. $6.40; Mrs. T C Wr.tta, wit ness, $16.80; E A Rotger, men! ADMINISTRATOR' NOTICE OK HN.Ili NKTTLKMKNT. Notice is hereby glvou that I, J. i r.t.ir..iv imvA filed mv final ac count and report as rdmlnlstrator of! the estate of John A. Schuller, do-! ceased, and the County Court of Col-, umbia County. State of Oregon, hus sot and appointed June 15, 1918, at 2 o'clock 1'. M , as tlio day and hour I for hearinit objections thereto and! for the final settlement of said estate J. II. GODKIUSY, Administrator of the Estate of John A. Schuller, deceased. II. B. NICHOLAS. Attorney. First published May 17. Ijmt publication Juno 14. IN THE COUNTY COCltT OF THE' STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL-1 UMBIA COUNTY. 1 In the Matter of tlio EKtate of Sam-' uel Johnson, Decensed. To Mnry Peterson, Alpha Berg, Al. 1 Johnson ami William J. Hill, heirs at law of Samuel Johnson, de ceased, to Gust llerg, husband of, Alpha llerg, M. Mabel Johnson, wife of Al Johnson and to Mary C. Gilbert and Mary E. Klaik, and to all persons unknown Interested In the estate of Samuel Johnson, deceased, GREETING: j In the name of the State of Oregon You and each of you are hereby cited and required to appear in the County Court of the Suite of Oregon, for Col umbia County, at the Court room thereof, at St. Helens, in said County and State, on Monday the 1st day of July, 1918, at one o'clock In the WHEN YOU WANT ICE CREAM WHY NOT re THE BEST UfcT We carry the Famous Mt. Hood ICE CREAM A Trial Will Convince You SODAS SUNDAES MILK DRINKS MASON'S THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS uKars . Candi ICS afternoon of said day, then and thore $5.20; M H AJvord, steno for District to show cause, if any there be, why Attorney, $60.00; E A Robs, circuit i an order should not he made grant court. 23.40: S P Mnrtnn ATnnnuAn : ine to the mlminititrator of said cs- $9.50; A E Harvey, Co Com, $109.42; jtute permission and directing him to Judson Weed, Co Com, $72 00; Kain- Keview Co, court n: d Co Treas. $19.75; H J Southr.rd. auto hire. $2.00; John Philip, justice court, $2.35; John Philip, justice court, $2.86; John Philip, justice court, $4.60; John Philip, Justice court, $3.00; M F Hazen, $2.00; John Phil ip, $2.85; John Philip. $2.50; John Philip, $2.60; John Philip, $7.65; M P Hnion lilutifa A,. CO An. V. a-(.uui. V. JUOIIU lUU.k. fio.iu, E.IH1U nong et 10., supplies. 3.2B. Elee- Ma ret. 17.1-0: Ed M Lnmhnrt. tion Board Vernonla Albert L Par- t:ce court, $6.00; Ceo Potter, Justice ker, $11.20; W Prtngle, $6.00; Geo court,-$6.00 ; M V S'.-.fford, justice Trncaser, $6.0fc: G K. MI1K $6.00; court, $1.50; J B Doan. Justice of Frank McGraw, $6.00. Electlonipeace for May, $25.00; T S White, Board Warren K F Larsen, $6.00; cororer, $8.60; Thomas E Grewell' Carl Rylander, $7.00; F A Hoyt, j digging grave Elmo.e, $5.00; L 0 $6.00; A H Tarbell, $6, 00; Arthur l?os. health offlcor nnd ex insane. L Lindahl, $6.00. Election Board if 13 00; A J Peel, ex King, l:isnne for Yankton G L Tarbell, $7.00;: $5 00; Clntskanie Chief, supplies to Frank Brown. $6.00; Mode Griffith S-hcol Supt., $3.50; J W Allen ex- o.uu; k u jerreries. 16.00: Rayiamlnin bor.rd. 161 no- J w Alinn call nl nrlviitA sti 1 a nil tliA re.nl hrnn. erty of sold deceased lying and being in Columbia county, Oregon, to-wlt, the E. H of the S. E. i and the S. 14 of the N. E. U of section 12. township 6 north, range 5 west of Willamette meridian, containing 160, acres. I Witness the Hcnorrble S. C. Mor-1 ton. Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia county, 1 with the seal of said Court a Mixed, this 16th day of May. A. 1). 1918. ' Attest J. W. HUNT, (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 Puffs, Doughnuts, Pies and Cakes WEST ST. HELENS BAKERY S. HEUMAN, Proprietor Phone B-l 14 West St. Helens, Oregon Tarbell, $6.00; G L Tarbell, hall rent $3.00; Anna Puick, steno County Clerk, $68.75; Helen M Sampton, steno, $28.87; Bushong & Co, sup plies to Clerk, $5.00; Bushong & Co, supplies, $29.75;' J W Hunt, stamps, etc, $25.00; H C Wood, de- Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS, SHAVES. SHAMPOOS . Everything in the Barber Line done up in Style Our shop is Strictly Clean and Sanitary Come in and See us ST. HELENS All Buses Call at Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL THOS. ISBISTEH, Prop. Chicken Dinner Sunday, 85c RATES $1.00 iPEK DAY AND UP Special Rates to Regular Boarders ! 1, New riillinery We have just received a large shipment of Millinery direct from the east. Come and make your selection now while the line is unbroken. M. ROSENTHAL office expenses, $26.70: J W Allen School Supt, $8 47; Bunhong & Co. supplies School Supt, $27.76: Mar cella Richards, steno Co Supt, $70.00; Fred Watklns, truant office., $31.00; A L Morris, fru't inspector, $25.75; Albei ; Held, care of Felbers for Nov, $45.00; C H BrlRirs & Co. aid for poor, $20.00; J J Purney, $30.00; N O Lanbee, r.uto hire Court, etc, $4.50; Watts & Price, Inc. eld to poor, $4.60; Lprsen & Co, Co aid, o.no; irsen & lo, au to poor, $5.90; A J Peel (aid to poor, $2.00; Staters cf Mercy, care of poor, $62.50; Good Samatarian hospital, aid $27.40; OrcRdla Hotel, meals to prisoners, $27.70; Hurlburt, T M Sheriff Board for prisoners, $98.00; W O Pomeroy, land for Co road, $25.00; Nicholson, C R, cealer of W & M, $17.99; Wm H Davles, hauling. $.60; P R Hansen, htulinn freight. $3.25; H E Abry, roadmuster, $29.10; Brigldn, Peter and Frr.nk Sernfln, riht of way. $266.00; Gustr.va Tep pola. right of way. $60.00; Inde pendent Auto Co, roadmuster, $22.56; Underwood Typewriter Co, adjusting typewriter, $4.00; George Potter, deputy sheriff. $20.00; C E Hlllsbury rondmaster, $15.00; Peter John An derson, right of damages. $50.00; Pec Tel & Tel Co, Sheriff's tolls, $10.30. (Continued on page seven) Whooping Cough. . In this disease It is Important that the cough be kept loose nnd expector ation easy, which can be done by giv ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. P. H. Martin, Peru, Ind., writes My two daughters had whooping cough. I gave them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it worked like a charm." Criikf temh tkemamdtgmmmfeU Um m ftm apmtiu fee um rmll ami a m ... A Jsim -' ll It only Takes a Minute to send him a pouch ot Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug Just drop into any wide awake dealer around here, give him 10 cenU for the pouch of Real Uravely, complete in the special envelope ready for Address it according to the official directions Fie wfllpveyou. Put on a 3 cent stamp-and Uncle Sam's Mails will see that he gets it. i fcr1 V"1 fa . tobacco to send. Not ordinary plug loaded up with sweetening, but condensed quality. It's worth .ending a long way, and when ho receives it he's got something Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Piug.and ha will tell ,m or' the kind to send. Send the best? ' Ordinary plug is false economy. It costs le.. per week to while. Gr,,,e,. bcu" small chew of it kuU Vlong SEND Y011 FRIEND IN THE II. S. SEMICE A POUCH OF GRAVELY Even "over there" a 3c stamp wiU put it into his hands. P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO COMPANY. DanvUIe. Va. Tit Patent Poacft Steps it fmh and Clean J Qooi b k aef AW Cnh without thu Pmiteti. l Gravely without thU Protection Seal Established 1S31 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR THE C'UUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Peninsula Lumber Company, a cor poration, Plaintiff, vs. Albert Ray mond, Defendant. To Albert Raymond: in tne name of the State of Ore- Bon you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the comnlalnt flip.) against you in the above entitled suit within six weeks from the 24 day of May, 1918, the date of the first publication of this summons, nnd If you fall so to answer, for want there of the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded In Its complaint, to-wlt: For a decree of strict fnrnrlnnurA j against you of the land contract de i scribed in the comnlalnt vhinhv vnn j agreed to purchase the following de- Buriueu premises in Columbia Coun ty, Oregon, to-wlt: The Southeast quarter oi iortnwest quarter of Sec. 16, Tp. 5 North. Rnnpo 2 Went imi j described as Lots 29 and 32 in Tract unu a or ueer Island Farms, ac cording to an unrecorded pint there of, unless you pay the amount due upon said contract, together with in. terest as therein specified nnd a rea sonable sum for attorney's fees, to gether with costs and disbursements of said suit. This summons is published by vir tue of an order of the Honorable Jr.mes A. Eakin, Judge of the above entitled court mode on the 20th day of May, 1918, directing the same to be published in "The 8t. Helens Mist" a newspaper of generr.l circula tion published In St. Helens, Colum bia County, Oregon. Date of first publication: May 24th, 1918. Date of last publication: June 21st, 1918. R. SLEIGHT, Attorney for Plaintiff, ; Postoff Ice address: 1621 Veon Bldg Portland, Oregon. , . SIMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TUB STATE OP ORKliON KOR THE COUNTY OP COLUMBIA. Peninsula Lumber Conip.-i.y, a cor poration. Plaintiff, vs. Gust Swan son, Defendant. j To Oust Swauson: In the Nrune of the Stale of Ore gon you are hereby required to up poor and answer the complaint filed ngainst you in the above entitled suit within six weeks from tiie 24th dry of May, 1918, the dr.te of the first publication of this summons, nnd if you full so to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will upply to tlio court for the relief demanded in lis complaint, to-wlt: For a decree of strict foreclosure against you of the lnnd contract do-! scribed In the complaint whereby you agreed to purchase the following ilo-i scribed premises In Columbia. County, Oi-egon, to-wlt: The East enn-fourth of the Southwest quarter Northeast quarter, and the West half of South east quarter of Northeast quarter of Sec. 23, T. p5 North, Range 2 West.' and described rs Lot 4 3 nnd East half of Lot 44 in Tract Unit C of Deer Island Farms, according to an ur recorded plut thereof, unless you pay the amount duo upon said con-' tract, together with interest as there in specified nnd n reasonable sum for1 r.vtorney's fees, toge.hcr with costs and disbursements of said cult. ; This summons Is published by vir tue of an order of the Honorable James A. Eakln, Judge of Mio above i entitled court mnde o'i the 20th dayj of May, 1918, directing the same lo be published In "The St. Helens Mist" a newspaper of general clrcu- latlon published in St HelenB, Col-! umuia i.ounty, uregoi. Dste of first publication: May 24. 1918. Dnte of lact publication: Juno 2lBt, 1918. It. SLEKJIIT, Attorney for Pb.lntlff, PoBtoffice address: 1521 Yeon lildg., Portland, Ore. THE THRIFT CAR OVERLAND Considering all of the five essentials for complete satisfaction, the Overland Models are the nearest ap proach to perfection on the market today. Do not let such a claim upon our part go unchallenged. Make your investigation at once. APPKAH.WCK, PKItl OltMAM K, COMFORT HKItVICE um! PRICE J. F. Dopplmaier Agent for Columbia County, At St. Helens Garage t 1756 Eq. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OP COLUMBIA. Loura H. Nortr.un. l'lni'-tln v James Benjamin Paul, J.mo Mor rell, nee June Paul and Qeorge Morrell, her busbar d, F.-ederick D Paul and Nora Put!, his wife. Pru dence L. Ingles and Clinton S. In gles, her husband, Charles William Paul, Elizabeth Lane, neo Eliza beth Paul and William Lano, her husband, Delia Bennett, nee Delia Paul and Ken'.eth Bonnet:, her huiibanrt, ai:d Lydlu B. Ntrthup, Defendants. T: Charles William Paul, defendant abrve named: In the name of the State of Ore gon, you ore hereby required to ap pear and answer the answer and cioss-complalnt of the said defendant Lyd a B. Northup filed against you n the above entitled suit within six weeks from the date ef the first, pub llcation of this summons and if you fa 1 to answer for want thereof the said Lydla B. Northnn will ii,. decree foreclosing her mortgage upon your undivided one-eighth interest in the following described renl nn: erty, to-wit: The Southeast nm,ri.. I of the Northeast quarter m t a".d Vhe Nortleast quarter ?p JV S 8outl'ast quarter (Sh, 4 ) and the South linlf id 1 1 .1.. . " Till i um ouuineasi quarter (SB ) of fwCtJn, te"t,'r-flv 25) In Township (8) North, Range five (6) West1 of the Willamette Meridian In Col- umuia county, Oregon. This summons is served upon you' by publication in tlio St. Helens Mist: for six successive weekn in once of an order made by the Hon 1 Jam.? ,AvEakin' JuuR of the above1 entitled Court, on the 20th day of May A. D. 1918, prescribing six weeks for publication thereof I H. H. NORTHUP. I miorney ror Lydla B. Northup. O. Address: 404 Piatt BIdg . Portland, Oregon. ' uatea and first t,i,i,iin 1 r"n?ie,L I I llll K'finciiiluT that when vmi hring your 111 III I'onl car to us for mechanical attention that l von Kct the genuine Ford service niatcr- I Hi lals. experienced workmen ami l-ord factory : HI Prices. Your I'onl is too useful, too valuable l II t lake chances with poor mechanics, with I HI equally poor quality materials. Iiring it to I III us ami save hoih time and money. We are If III authorized I'onl dealers, trusted by the I'onl I f llll Motor Company to look after the wants of I II I'onl owners-that's the assurance we offer. I ! Independent Auto Co. II St. Helens, Oregon I I M I 1 this Hello, Central! A 128 Yes. Rennpit'o r,i Shop. "aiucr Quick and good service. M. HOVEN Steamer RUTH SAFE, SPEEDY SERVICE TOWING, JOBBING Passenger accomodations for 100 Landing at City Dock 24th day of May, 1918.