St. Helens mist., February 21, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1919
WEKLY LEGISLATIVE
Btate Capitol, Salem, Ore., Feb. 17
UK fights wera wed h PMt
. - ralMMa nrfinmuul ff,r
pe . . . a.i -i t .. 'T. i i- -
llute COUniy Vliltiaia. Jiiaia la a
od of these bill and a .rowing dla-
Ute UIOOll lllfc v mm
lurle 01 (our principal aiuia mil-
lull a llOUJ Plow U7 urnjiui niai
i had aDJ inuwinu ui iuv yrv
llloll. Iiyi financial IttttU 0(
alMiM in .-
Lurr Increasea. He hits aalary graft
ftirtll" Plow uj aiu ii mil pass-
It glial) not apply to lilt office dur-
.. t.riinnnt torm, That atrlkee the
.7uVat bolnt In all (alary bllla, that
Vrumbenla accepted office for the
tttSMIll terra av auiar iisou w law
j legislature liaa no moral or legal
.1.1 In CIISIHO inrun UI cvuiravi.
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Hl)liat IIIH WUIU HI " FUI."
out of the morgue of Indefinite
io()Diii"nt In the House. Heoate
v . ..II ... I .. ..In.nln m .1
ued me oui iu """" "
m mid tallora preference In all
hiifl emu ovmimi wpwi 11107 can
ability to do the work.
Use comnlttee on revllon of law
.ported II hack favorably out ou
.ii,,., u rained that too much wu
ring done for aoldlera, and thla In-
udwl all who nun ncuiwn ir
. and It waa klllud on an adverse
.......iiia rnnnrt. A mas meeting ot
fcteran of four war revived It and
t llouso again refuaed to take the
liil out of cold atorage.
The Hepuuiican pari in an
flute control of atale government.
Iirre are alio m nine Democrat in
a legislature out or ninety mem Dura
liol Ii house. The dominant party
pleilcml to conaolldate boarda and
iniinlt"" nd cut down overhead
ipeiisn aii(i Increaae the efficiency
' atala government. H approprlatea
luusumls of dollare at Inat session
i a consolidation commission and
unny waa spent on an eipert to for
lulule a n'poit, which waa done,
liowlng that nearly a million dollara
.ulrl b aaved every two years by In-
rtlng bualneaa method Inatead of
resent top-imavy overlapping com
liHlun system. Hut first bill to ac
uipltsli thla result waa downed with
whoop, and )ob-holdera are trlum
miit over the taxpayer. The pro-
litatloni In favor of efficiency and
onotny have been forgotten. The
rgltig of boarda, commlMMlona and
partinnnte Into proper functional
oups and elluilnntion of uaeleaa
Ii'rlapM la good cturr ror platrorm
irpoaxa but there endelh the leaaon.
alio haa enacted a broad and aweep
K conaolldatlon mnaaure, California
Uovernor Btephena back of a
digram to conwilldnte, reduce ei
liiaea and ralie a'.andarda of bual
ta efficiency.
rhe annate, the punt week, coneum-
aeveral duya In oratory over hlgn
v bllla, which are nioatly an attack
the adminlalratlon and aeeklng to
linpor the atale commlaalon. The
k-Hnt commlaalonura are men of
k licit itandlng In the atate and
vlng without pay. Flrat it waa
ipoard to pay them $4000 a year
try, which would have hung up
i-e plucoa on the commlaalon aa a
Itlcal prlie. Now they are threat
'4 with the referendum on bondlna
,, when lutereat In bonda doea not
i on tuipaynra, but la paid out ofi
lomohlln llcenaoa. Neit the atate
to be prevented from ualng any
Minrnt laid under a patent or pay-
any royalty. The whole program
ne of attack and to handicap de-
opnifnt of a highway ayatem ou
dnrn and progreaiilve line. Indl
lona are that all crltlclama will
by the wayalde and the hliihway
iniUaiou will be upheld.
Tl'be ntuta tre'taurer'a office haa
kn hnfore the waya and meana'coiii
Iteo with a demnnd for better aafe
Vnllng of peo;ila'a caati. Several
I, on, in caali and bonda are atored
m old fimhlonoil vault that would
be uihmI by any modern banking
e. Tri'muror I (of f haa aaked for
Stti'r aafe and vault equipment
i time lock. Nothing haa been
"ttM to far. 8o he haa had an
lrt rhnnge the combination on
vault doora from what they were
"T lila preduceaaor. It la aomx
r ilnre the book a have been ei-
id and Hint will probably be
aftor the ruah ot work cauaed
Ilia legislature.
D to Friday night of laat week
' about forty bllla hud reached
governor out of about alx hun
dred Introduced. Thla legislature haa
paid little attention to the limitation
on Introduction of bill and bo far It
Hua been very alow In paaalng bllla.
No big piece of legislation haa reach
ed the executive office and no veto
haa fallen. The waya and mean com
mute concluded ita work laat week
and there remalna now one week to
grind out practically the work of the
whole aeaalon. The liean Amendment
to have the atate go Into the hydro
electric bualneaa with atate, district
and municipal bond lasuea haa not
gotten out of the committee on re
solutions. In public hearing on bill
Mr. Mean waa aaked to name the
oltlea or atatea that were producing
and supplying electrie current a
cheaply a It waa being done under
publicly regulated utilities and he
could not name any. There waa no
Intereat In the hearing. Col IS.
llofer.
STOCK SHOW WILL
ERECT NEW HOME
Northwi'at
ltrrHlera and
Unit In PUn
Dairymen
leading dairymen and llventock
breeders of Oregon, Idaho, Washing
ton and Montana have reorganized
and now com pone the directorate of
the Pacific. International Livestock
Exposition. The next exhibition und
sales will be held November 15-22 In
a apncloua and modern exposition
building, to coat a quarter ot a mil
lion dollar. During the week begin
ning February 24, stockmen of the
northwest and othera interested In
the livestock Industry will ralae
through stock subscriptions about
1 160,000. Thla amount waa pledged
at a recent conference of the breed
er and dairymen, held in Portland.
Clatsop, Tlllnniook and Columbia
counties will subscribe, respectively
$2000. $2G00and $1000.
The remainder of the st.-.te la lu
proportionate amounts. The present
total assessed valuation of the live
stock or Oregon la $40.643, 3.
. Portland, conceded to be the
proper center for the annual live
stock show and sales, haa agreed to
match, dollar for dollar, all thut la
aubacrlbed by the upstate counties
and representative breeder of the
Bpokane country and central Wash
Ington, aa well aa Idaho and Mou
tcna. California atockmen are also
actively Interested.
George W. Warren of Warrentou
la director for thla aectlon; Harry
West of Scappoose for Columbia and
Mr. Kuppenbender representing the
Tillamook dairymen.
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
BTATK OF OREUON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
May Hush, Plaintiff,
vs.
Edmund A. Hush, Defendant.
To Edmund A. liush, the above
named Defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby required to ap
pear and anawer or otherwise plead
to the complaint filed herein against
you by plaintiff In the above entitled
suit, on or before the 16th day of
March, lilt, which date I tlx weeka
after the flrat publication of thla
summon, and If you fall to appear
and anawer or otherwise plead within
aald time, tor want thereof the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief prayed for In her complaint,
naniely, for a decree of divorce dis
solving the bonda of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
you and the plaintiff, and that the
care, custody and control of the
minor child the issue of aald mar
riage be awarded to the plalntlft.
and for such other and further relief
aa to the court may seem just ana
equitable In the premises.
Thi aummoiiH ia aerved UDon you
by publication by virtue of an order
of the Honorable J. A. Kakln, Judge
or tne above entitled Court, and
which aald order waa made and en
tered on thla 2th day of January,
ana requires that this sum
iuoiih be published once a week for
six consecutive week In Rt. Helen
Mist, a newspaper of general clrcu
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
. STATE OF OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate et
Charlea Mattaon, Deceased.
Notice I hereby given, that tin.
underalgned haa been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Charlebl
Mattaon, deceaaed, by the County
Court ot Columbia County, State or!
Oregon, and haa duly qualified. All
peraona having claim agalnat aalu!
estate are hereby notified to present
the aatue, duly verified aa by law re
quired, to the undersigned at hi
realdence at Mavcer. Columbia
County, Oregon, within alx monthe'
from the date hereof. I
Dated and flrat published, January
31st, 1919. I
JOIIN OBERO.
Administrator ot the Estate of
Charlea Mattaon, Deceased. j
W. A. Harris, Attorney, i
St. Helena, Oregon. 7-ll-6t
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HIMMONH j
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
Mary Stock, Plalntlft,
v.
William S. Stock, Defendant.
To William B. Btock, the above nam
ed defenduut.
In the name ot the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the comolalnt filed
against you
In the above entitled
latlon published In Columbia County, ult or before the 22nd day ot
ST. HELENS HOTEL
E. A. ROTGER. Prop.
Oregon
Date of Irst publication la the 31st
day of January, 1919.
Date of last publication la the 14th
day of March, 1919.
I. W. TAYLOR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
914 Chamber of Commerce Iiulldlng,
Portland, Oregon.
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PERSHING'S POLITICS
Washington and New York may bt
worrying, aa was indicated in new
dispatches from those cities, about
the political faith of Uenoral John J.
Pershing, who led American force
to victory agalnnt the Hun, but relr.
Uvea In Indianapolis have no doubt
r.bout the question, nor, he says, Is
there any doubt on the question In
the mind of General Pe.'shlng'k
brother, James Fletche; Pershing, a
Chicago manufacturer.
'General John J. Pershing." ar.ld
the relative, who Insisted that his
name be withheld. "Is not n politi
cian. I do not think he has any
politic, and In a talk laat summei
with hla brother, James Fletcher
Pershing, of Chicago, we Just about
reached the conclusion that aa a sol
dier the general had never cast a
vote. Howeve", General Pershing's
father was a Republican; hla broth
er Is a Uemibllcan and so la hla sis
ter, Mrs. Hutlcr, whose first name I
do not now recall. She Is editor of a
law Journal In Lincoln, Neb., where
women enjoy partial suffrage. The
general's young son Is there with
her. There are a. good many Pesh
Ings In the country, nnd, s far as I
know, none of them has voted any
other than the Republican ticket
since the Civil wr.r." Philadelphia
North American.
White House Hlieep Clipped.
Shearer from the bureau of ani
mal Industry a few daya ago aheared
the sheep President Wilson haa kept
grazing on the White House lawn.
They had red Industriously and the
wool clip waa large. Would-be pur
chaser quickly offered $6 a pound
tor the clip, but It was retained ror
the present.
West St. Helens Bakery
S. HEUMANN, Proprietor
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Sl .MMONH IOU ITHMCATIO.V IX
KOItKt UWlllK K TAX I.IKN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR COI,
UMHIA COUNTY.
Mr. Win. F. Hchnelder, Plaintiff,
vs.
Mrs. Nick I-arson, widow of Nick
Larson, deceused; Nick Larson,
J., and John Doe Larson, heir of
Nick Larson, and all ether per
sona, unknown. If any, having or
claiming to have any right, title
or interest In the real property
hereinafter described, Defendants.
! To Mr. Nick U'.raon, widow of Nick
! Larson, deceased; Nick Irson,
Jr.; and John Doe Larson, heirs
ot Nick Ijirson, the above named
defendants:
In the name or tho State or Ore
gon; You are hereby notified that
Mra. Wm. F. Schneider, the holder
of Certificate of Delinquency num-
! bered 247, Issued on the 6th day or
October, 1919, by the Sheriff of Col
umbia County, State of Oregon, for
the amount of $14.98, the aame be
ing the amount due for taxes for the
year 1913. together with penalty, In
terest and coala thereon upon the
real property assessed to you, of
which you are the owner aa appears
or record, altuatod in said county
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I as follows, to-wlt:
I Beginning at the Quarter post be
tween Sections 7 and 18, Township
1 7 north. Range 4 west of the Wll
I lamette Meridian and miming thenc
south 1100 feet; thence east 441
feet and 10 Inches; thence north
1100 feet, and thence west 441 feet
and 10 Inches to the place ot be
ginning, containing 10 acros of lund,
In Columbia County, Oregon. .
You are further rr.tlfled that Mrs.
Wm. F. Schneider haa paid taxes on
aald pioperty tor suhsequont taxes
with the rate of Interent on said
amounts as follows:
Year's tax, 1915; date paid Octo
ber 6. 1918, amount $11.83; rsto
ot interest, 12 per rent per annum.
Year's tax, 1916; date paid Octo
ber 6, 1918; amount $10.30; rule of
Interest, 12 per cent per iinnum.
Year's tax, 191(1; date paid Octo
ber S, 191K; amount $8.00; rate ot
Intereht, 12 per cent per annum.
Year'a tax, 1917; date paid Octo
ber 5, 1918; amount $7.27; rate of
Interest, 19 per cent per annum.
Said Mrs. Nick I-arson, widow ot
Nick Larson, doceascd; Nick Larson,
Jr.; and John Doe Larson, heirs of
Nick I .arson, deceased, as the own-
era of the legal title at the above de
scribed property as the same appears
ot record, and each ot the other
person above named are hereby
further notified that Mrs. Wm. F.
: Schneider will apply to the Circuit
I Court of the county and state afore
' aald for a decree foreclosing the
'lien against the property above de
scribed and mentioned iu said certl
: flcute. And you are hereby sum
i moned to appear within sixty (60)
daya after the first publication of
; the summons exclusive ot the day ot
said first publication, and defend
! this action or pay the amount due as
above shown, together with cost,
'and accrued Interest, and in case of
lyour failure to do do, a decree will
! be rendered foreclosing the lien of
i aald taxes and costs against the land
and premises above named.
This summons la published by
order of the Honorable J. A. Kakln,
March, 1919. aald date helnc more
than six weeks from the date or the
rirst publication or thin summons,
and if you fail to ao appear and ans
wer said complaint, for wunt thereof
plaintiff will apply to the Court foi
the reller prayed ror In the eomplalnt
to-wlt:
That the marriage contract and
bonds of matrimony heretofore and
now existing between plaintiff and
defendant be dissolved, cancelleu j
and held ror naught, and that plain-
tut nave sucn other and rurther re- j American and European Plan
w iu? tvou may oeeiu J UoL I
and equitable. I
.This summons Is served npon you I
by publication thereof. In the St.
Helena Mist, for six consecutive
weeks, the date of the firot public,
tion being February 7, 1919, and the
date of the last publication being
March 21, 1919, In pursuance ot the
order of the Honorable J. A. Eakln,
Judge of the above entitled Court,
and which order la dated February
6 1919.
CLINTON A. AMBROSE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
313 1, Washington Street, Portland,
Oregon.
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SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON TOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
Lillian E. Jackson, Plaintiff, i
vs.
F. C. Jackson, Defendant.
To F. C. Jackson. Defendant.
In the name of the State ot Ore-:
gon: You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
suit on or before the 2 1st of March,'
1919 ( that being the laat day of the
time prescribed In the order of Court
tor the publication of this summons,
and It yoli fall so to appear and ans
wer, the plaintiff will cause your
default to be entered and apply to
the Court above named tor the re-!
lief demanded In said complaint, to-;
wit: For a dissolution ot the bonda'
of matrimony existing between!
plaintiff and defendant and for the
custody of 'the minor child. This'
summons is published by order ot;
the Honorable W. J. Fullertoti,
Judge ot the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Columbia Coun
ty, made and dated February 6.
1919, which order prescribes that
service of summons, In this suit, be
made upon you by publication once a
week for six consecutive weeks,
which time will begin to run from
the date ot the first publication here
of, to-wit: February 7th, 1919. Last,
publication, March 21. 1919.
It. W. HAGOOD a:id J. W. DAY, '
Attorneys for Plt-.lntiff.
Post Ofice Address ot R. W. Hcgood,
111 Journal Building, Portland,
Oregon.
Residence and Postofflce Address ot
7. W. Day, St. Helens, Oregon.
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SIMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH&
STATE OF OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
Jacob Tausend, Plalntifr
v.
Jennie Tausend, Defendant.
To Jennie Tausend, the above
r.nmed defendcut:
In the name ot the Stute ot Ore
ton, you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you lu the above entitled suit
on or before the 3rd day of March,
1919, said date being more than sUi
weeks from the date of the first pub i
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ST. HELENS GARAGE
Phone 57 H. M. TERRY. Prop. St. Helens, Ore.
fall to so appear and answer sala,
complaint, for want thereof plaintiff,
will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed tor in the complaint, to-wlt:
That the marriage contract and.
bonds ot matrimony heretofore and
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I??,'. t nValon for if. "pi-aL"?! dof end-lit be dissolved, cancelled and;
rnmlL and Ji I order w. madi 'r nuht. -n1 P1"'""" !
Columbia and said order was made . .
r 1 iV U to the Court I
. .ui. J..-. i. ,, i equitable.
A.Z t.U:,v ia ii I This summons Is served upon you
AU process and papers In this pro
needing may he served upon the un
derslgned residing within the Stale
Bill
ihe Doctor-sezze
hy publication thereof, In the St.
Helena Mist tor six consecutive weeka
the date of the flrat publication be-
a "'"" " ' ttit. inn .1,.
of Oregon, at the address hereafter -- ' ,V ' '
mentioned.
C. D. CHRISTEN8EN.
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
Addreis: .1403 Northwestern Bank
Building, Portland, Oregon.
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laln'a Cough Remedy. Thla prepara
tion haa been In use for many year
and Ita value fully proven. No mat
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care must be taken not to contract a
second oold before you have recover
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serious danger ot this. A man of mld
jdle age or older should go to bed and
Btay In1ed until fully recovered. It la
Ibeter to atay In bed three dcya at the
tart than three week later on. ,
ary 28th, 1919, In pursuance of the!
order of the Honorable J. A. Eakln,;
Judge ot the above entitled Court, j
and which order Is dated January 16,,
1919. i
CLINTON A. AMRR08E,
Attorney for Plaintiff.;
313 U Washington Street, Portland,:
Oregon. I
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