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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1919 a " ' ARMY RAPIDLY RELEASING MEN 1,10 3.8 10 DEMOBILIZED Dim-harge of Overseas Mon ltoprndM o SlilppInK Coiulitlons RTTTT n TTTNNFI AT XOTlt'K OK FINAL SK .1 ' .? ! IM THE CI KIT IT fOlMIT OP THE uiuwsii """"""j del-sinned that sue nas m '; mhu COl'NTY. Grat llr.Uln France A "for dtalr.b"LT wi-lrl? oi Cora Hoben. Plaintiff. The London Malt announce. CZ IZTaTL J. Hoben. ... tlant. defendant In the Name of the SK'te of Ore- Total demobiliz-itlon aow stands at 1,103.310 men and 71,235 officers! phorus Oennral March said a tew days ago. cnan A total of 1.501.000 men have 1 telephone been ordered demobilized and 305,-1 well OftO have already embarked for 'the home Of the men released 227.000! 000 have actually landed In this coun-try- . General March reveaieu in.-.i ae that the British and French govern- - i'i,i,i. in which court the . - 1. 1.,.. A Anol,lt t. ' - . . - I. I. .. i .. memo ling ofi.ccu .u " - n,mll Htrilt On Of ,11 HI PHIHIB IS w.m.ir ... . ., I r...I to all- omnpl under the EheIIhu channel f,'m"V r i....,u. tl. 1 6th Ron: You are hereby require 1 to ap and for that plana are being considered . . .19 at tcn o'clock in I pear ana answer mo ....!.. " building tunnels Under the no.. "!' !l aa ln. ,me. agalnnt you in the above entitled su and Gibraltar straits, me'"'. :. .. . u m o( gttia r0rt In and Court on or imun I tunnel will contain railway , .?d l0H" " " , hearing' .Uy of March. ll. aald t be- and telegraph lines, as mM RCC0Unti r(porl Jng more ttnn . ",, as pneumatic postal tuoes ana -- ' Bt WMiCli time and place! Tin.! pui.ucaium . -V I cost is estimated at from 100.-; " .on lntore"ted In said estate for want thereof the plaintiff wlll 000 to $125,000,000. The Mall, Wh Sns In writing to the apply to the Cou-t for the rell. , o.a.a.l .hat tl.n mil Ml run inn WOrK: " - . . . nrnVAil rnr in lier COFUMIiMII III win lie startea so soon as me umiio, are completed. Grent Britain and irobllizatlon in camps in the states Is France will share equally In the ft- w H ioweu ho t sn end i nanclng and all nations are 10 00, Dlscliarees of mon froia overseas . given equal railway rates. -ni iinnAnd nn Rhinnine conditions. General March indicted. Since the Between appropriating armistice the United States has cou ! money and r.ppropriatlng private verted considerable army ehlpplng to property, this administration seems European food re'lef work. The to be a very appropriating af fulr. army now has virtually completed Exchange. shipment of 276,000 tons of food to! . . Rotterdam. - Gibraltar. Constantino ! SIMMONS FOR Pl'Ill.K ATIO I.N nle. ("onstanza and the Black Sea. I FOKKCLOSI KK OK TAX MfcN 1... nnna In the matter of the estate of Athan-. niinnt to an order of the Honorable aslos N. Kapsales, Deceased. W. J. Fullerton, Judtte pf the Conn-: Notice Is hereby given that the uii-,ty Court of the StMo of Oregon, for dursisned has been appointed aa Columbia County, nnde on the 13th minlstrator of the estate of Athtnas- day of February. 1919 FLORA M. FOWLER. suit, 10-wu: rnr a i i Executrix, tne nnnna "i 1 I heretofore existing between your ; 1 3-1 7-5t self and the plaintiff and for per- 'mission to the plaintiff to restinu lier former name, to-wlt: Cora Hal lock. This summons Is publlrlied pur- Attorney for Executrix. vi'vru-l.' TO I-KKIIITOKS public! Notce" of appointment of James K With embarkation speeded up and'iv THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE reaching 68,000 for the first teu! STATE OF OREGON FOR COL days of February, the sUte depart-1 UMUIA COUNTY, ment was advised by the Dutch for-H. M. Wharton, Plaintiff, elgn minister thr.t Holland will! vs. facilitate United States treop move-jj. h. Drake and also all other per ment by way of the Rhine. Such j 33ns or parties unknown cUtmtng troops will be tvans-shtppad at Rot- any right, title, estato, l!cn or in- leranm. special regulations require j te'-est m tne real esta;o aescrioea win,ln the transports to fly only tho com-i in the complaint herolu, Dofeud-j leroof nerciai nag ana mat soiaiero De not ants. permitted to carry arms during the To J. H. Drake, the above named de trip down the river. fendaut. Some of the army shipping is be- in the Name of the State of Ore lng readjusted and turned back to gon: You nre hereby notified that useful employment otrer than mlii-!H. M. Wharton the holder of Certi tsry. Some cargo vessels have been f icate of Delinquency numbered 193 remade into troopships and a total issued February 17, 1917 by the Tax of fifty-six hao been or :.re being j collector of Columbia County, Ore completed so r.s to add !. 120,000 1 gon, for the amount of Three ami monthly troon-carrying capacity to 10-100 Dollars, the same being the ios N. Kansales. alias Tom "Knpsa les, deceased, by the County Court of the State of O.-egcn for Columbia County and has qualified. All per sons having claims against said es tate are hereby notified to present the same to me at tho ofiice of the County Clerk in St. Helens. Oregon, with vouchers and duly verified, six months from tho .dale M. J MarMAHON. Attorney for the Plaintiff First pub. Feb 14. 1919 Last pub. March 2Stli. 1919 Dated and first publlsned, Febru ary 28. 1919. , JAMES F. rAlTAR, Administrator. Ben Kieslund and Geo. W. Gearhart, Attorneys. Last publication, March 2S, 1919 tho present rate. FASHION NOTES 1 amount then due and delinquent foi I taxes for the year 1914 together with ! penalty, interest and costs thereon upon tho real property assessed to Draped collars appear on spring wrap coats. The richer the fabric the less should be trimmed. Gray astrakhan is much liked on : suits Instead of other furs. . i Leopard skin makes a most strik-: ing trimming for beige velvet, Coats of velour de laine are em broldered In checker board patterns. Handkerchief linen frocks morning wear In the south have nothing but hemstitching for decora tlon The palest flesh tone is one that has gained great vogue for hats of, Sald x R Drake as the owner of ALIAS SI MMON'S IN THE CIRCUIT COl'HT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COl'NTY OF COLUMBIA. Eva White, Plaintiff, vs. Roland A. White, Defendant. SIMMONS STATE OF OREGON ) ) Sh Coimtr of Columbia I IN THE CIHiTIT COI'HI OF COL UMBIA COl'NTY. In tho Matter of J. T. Adams, Plain tiff, and Sylvester Davis. Defend ant. J. T. Adams la held and bound un to Sylvester Davis In the sum of thrre thousand dollars to deed Sylvesto. DhtIs one-half of the South one-half of the Northwest one fourth of the Northeast one-fourth of Section Eighteen; philntlff to receive one half Interest in a pipe and splndlo Hitter and threader. Silvester Ilavls Is held and bound In a like sum to cause the patent to tlls you, ot wnicn you are me owner as To Holand A. white Defendant. I appears 01 rei-oru. siiuaieu in saia jn tne Nam f tUe sule of 0rP ,tliounty anu aie, to-wu: uois num. Rre ,,,, reillreil to np ! nereu len. r.ieven anu 1 weive in; 1.1... n.i . ; 1 .x , . ., iieur aim auswur mu luuiy 1.111 1 niu tv nv rrmnl enl nrntnnii m,I r..r,,.l. Town of Columbia Citv. Oregon i ?.B. y?U U'e lo caum the purni 10 b. ImudiI or lo Yon are further notmed that said i .ca8 ?.?' I'f . r for land. J. T. Adam, asks the, be Isnued Jointly to himself and 1. T Adams; the patent not having been Issued and Slyvester Davis having a deed to the above mentioned proper- 26th day of April. 1919. that being court set aside the deed to said land line ursi juuicini uny auer 11111 nisi 1. ,. ... iff - .,, ,.,.., .. .., -i",u...?"',!" lur B"iu -,earh!day for the publication of summons ,., ,, -" ' " r. i n rKj 17 in, ...... as Prescribed by the Order of Puhll- ,,orallon for the land w.. Kifc.n for'. i.V.'.t ."J; cation of Summona herein, and if .Hundred rtnti-r. J 1918. he paid $1.76 taxes for 1916 ?ou ,ftt1' f l. ,Bpp?a1r ,n"d " J T- Adams, being first duly ' "0 .oi.. ... 1 l erein directed, plaintiff will apply ,,,. -1V .1,.. ,hfl .,,, ! J- ,,, 7 -.XL " the above entitled Court for the lrun. omr,n. o. is o. leiiBi prajeu lor in piaiuiui s com decree of tin. organdie and georgette. It Is surely ! ,", ,,.. ","! " ". ,.. "hove entitled Court dissolving tin cool and summery and youthful. " """" "nVar. of rV." i !" of . matrimony now audhere- torore existing between pir.lntirr and J. T. ADAMS. Subscribed and sworn to before nio Oils 14 day of Jantirry, 1919. RICHAHD SESSEMAN. Notary Public for Oregon My commission expires April 9 1919 (Seal) 1218-71 The shops show a good many va- ord. and each of the other nersnnsi . .ore.e 8."'8 . ' rieties of woolen gloves. These are to above named are hereby further! w 1 ', . be worn by many smartly dressed notified that said H. M. Wharton will 1 u "n,1" un'mon Is served upon you women in place of heavy kid gloves : apply to the Circuit Court of their?- vlrtu? of,an 0ITr "ln,lT ,,y. this winter. i fnnniv nil sit fn.,M fn. . jJ Honorable James A. Eakln. Judge XOTK i: OF HKTKUKLN HAI.K scribes that the summons In thlh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TDK ; suit shall be served upon you by pub- 1 STATE OF OREGON FOR I'm ' llcatlon thereof once a week for six, U.MIIIA COl'NTY ' ' consecutive weens in ine ai. neieno c- 4. m. i ..... 1 . i. . froo fnroKlndtii, llio linn ..!.,,.. .1... !of the BbOV oiiuiis dub. iu ine ueavy luuieri.ns, .-..v. ...... abu,ai i'"-- 4.1. j..v Marrh 1919 v-hlcli nrp. r n tUa oi,o tv, Dronertv above dpser bpd nnd mn-: ' ull-v ol nldrcn, i9i., v. ucii pre- popular sports' costume of late is a'tloned in said certificate. And you skirt of white silk jersey worn with ; are hereby summoned to appear with- a bright colored waist. m Bm' Qay a"er the first publica ' Knitted linings are an Interesting tion of this summons exclusive of the I m u. ... development In some of the n.i 1' Ilrst pumicauon. anu tie- wraps. Some of them are knitted by 1 a w . r "?y ani01nt hunrt nnd nthora ... mrt f m..due as above "''O'" together with they are in vivid colors. ... ... . Mist, a newsoaner In general' clr- "' ;,c""'-'. I'lalntlff, culatlon In the County of Columbia ... . nnd State of Oregon, and that the, "ce ''' 'rllI. Defnndunt i i . . . . i 1 1 rsi nuniirniion iiiorrr no tini rn ' iy viriun tr n in rm...i a chine-knitted fabrics, Needless to sayi, "rn?n " . " ca?n i the 7th day of March 7 1 9 i 9 and the "d order of !.,'.; VJZ 7 Mr are in rivid colors. be rendered foreclosing the lien of I '"t ubllcation on the 25th day oi In the above otl,l...I cause. f!, Hemstitching and drawnwork are said taxes and costs-agiiinst the land Apri1, 1919' jln the above entitled Court on the and premises above named. I his summons is published In- smart trimmings. Plumes are returning to favor for half-season millinery. The new frocks are still straight rnd not very tlsht. . Linen brassiers with real fillet are In the best style. The use of braid on serge and the smoother wool fabrics is eo evident RALPH A. COAN, i -m uny or February. 1919. wlmr.. Attorney for Plaintiff. I ',v J- H- Godfrey whs niinoluted Itn order of the Honorable XV. J. Fuller-1 " ' "tocn uiqck, rortlanu, OroRon. ' " miiKc sum sale. ton, Judge of the County Court of the! ., Tllti, , ....... ,i'i?JV' '''ll,'r',for,, ''X lrtun of mid State of Oregon for the Conty of .... " 1 T" ,e '" ur M"uU'' ; '"Igmci.t. decree ami order of .,,1, Columbia, and said order was made1 v llcn you llaV6 a 1,3(1 UM In!' wl" 011 Saturday, the 2Sih dy of ; and dated this 10th day of February i yo"r mouth you may know that your j March. 1919, at the hour of 10 n' I 1919. and the date of the. first nni.nl , digestion Is faulty. A dose of Cham-,01'" A- M . at the from dnnr nf .i... cation of this summons is the 14th ,,KrK'-,n 8 lauiets win usually correct i 1 yuniy t ourt House, st. inu uinuruvr. i ney a ho c:use a gon- "Minima 1 1, I..M- : ri.iv nf KBlirnarv 1Q10 itho disorder. They n'so c:tuse n it, i olumbla Count iir, ...... that there can be no possibility of ' AH process and papers in this pro- : tl0 movement of tho bowels. You will public auction, to the highest bidder its having lost favor. ! ceedlng may be served upon the un-!fimI 1,1,8 t0 be 0,16 of the best modi- for cash ln linnd. nil the right till.' White angora is not only used to i dersigned residing within the State c,,ie's you ,luve ever become acquaint- n' Interest which the within named embroider many costumes, but its ; of Oregon, at St. Helens, Oregon. ; edwlth. . plaintiff and defendant, or either of made Into collars and cuffs for the I j. w. DAY, i Small Cost-On.elTTTr I ,', '" on t said Bmv. Attrvrno Dl.l.i,i ... . . ..,.... ..,.7, ,,, ,0 , . fli .,,! -vvw....j w. ,lin . IU1U111L. nil AllK. . . scribed real property g situated de- Bake More More More and more, thoughtful women are de creasing the cost of living by increasing the variety of their home baking. They have learned to bake the Royal way with fewer eggs. They have found that more baked foods mean less meat. They have further discovered that their baking keeps fresh longer when made with L Baking Powder Absolutely Pure In many recipes, only half as many eggs are required, in some none at all, if an additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder is used, about a teaspoonful in place of each egg omitted. Try it with your favorite recipes Royal Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Tasto olumbla County, Sim of Oregon ' o-wlt: The Northwest ,,.rter " of. ho Sou hwes! qnr,or of Kor' 7'" ' " Township . ; W. M " Ur (4' W,'Hl "f Hated February 2 4 1 li . 1919. j J II. OODFHKY, ; Hrst pub. Feb. 2S. 1919 U'r" ""t pub. Mnrch 28, 1919. ! l or a llnil f .,1.1 Take Cliainhnrlaln's c0Kn Ueniedv Urns stood the te oftlme in," bo depended upon. ST. HELENS ROUTE yy.i , v j THE PEOPLM BOAT XV MK. AMERICA I l WU... . . .. oriiiuia ailly . -l-jo n (Sunday 1:30 p. in ) j Arrive. St. IlcUin, . . 8:00 p x v..ui a.ou u. in Leaves Ht. Helen. - . . 6:I8 , rrlvM I'ortland . . . iJlu I M.fc .. " H0LMAN . Aider" sS eeVy v? W,1""o A-4204 WWt: Mu,n "23. FIIANK WII.KIN8. fit Helen. Agent Mriftfv.., Loans On Improved Farms nt the lowe.t rate, and n long time. nepay. We In such lnstalimu, wish i Mrr.wor w'n. Libera preoaT. met term. .rrsngK Loan, closed promptly. MortBage, purcha.ed WM. McMASTER 101 Corbett Wdg, HOGS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR AITTI P liril BtlrN . UAIILt. VtAL ANU POUL I in 11 .1.. 1-u Prscll nn1 Pnr.1 we sen me mm vmku meats inn I I LOWEST PRICES GEORGE'S MARKET rhone 48 O CONNOR & GARRISON, Proprietor, St. Ui till. fV r v rp R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING. STEAM HEATING nn.l SHEET METAL WORKS Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room supplier ST. HELENS, OREGON n Ttt Oleliraia BERGMANN SH 3 Awarded GOLD MEDAL P. P. 1. E. Ran FranclKo, Un Tli Htrongmil anil Nearer , prtKif Hlina Mad, KOIl l.H.(iKHH. CIU ISKIIK, MII.I.MKN AMI AM, WOBIQ TIIKO. HKIKiMANN HHOK Mill. (X). O'H Thurnmn Htreei fanha ASK FOlt THE I1EHOM ANN WATEnPIlOOr SHOE OIL Livery, Feed and Sale Stab! DRAY ING AND TRANSFER All Buiiie Promptly Attended To PHONE IS WM. H. DAVIES - - Pd ST. HEXENS.OHECON Frank Wilkins OCA I Kit I V Hay, Grain, Feed Building Supplies, Doors, Windows, Paints Shingles, Brick, Roofing STOCK AND POULTRY TOO!) Phone 86 Store in K. of P. HMg Warcliouhc. Sheldon Di St. Helens, Oregon Seasonable Merchandise Our store is filled to overflowing with seasonable irKA DRY GOODS. SHOES, CLOTHING, HOSIERY, M A line of SPRING GOODS has just come in and await your inspection. The High Cost of Living May be reduced by patronizing our GROCERY h PARTMENT. We handle none but the best of pj and our prices are lower than you can obtain elsewbrf A. T. KIBLAN Phone 35 (Houlton) St. Helens, Free and Prompt Delivery i " . - jp Dependable JzftZ "Rd Crown" ta atraieht-diatilled, afl-rtSnery gaaolin. Look for tlx Red Crown aign before you fill. ITANOARD OIL COMPANT (CaliloiaU) I 4 VTTV "Quality "iASOTLIFFE. Standard Oil Co, PORTLAND I'ortland, r ? Oregon Mist Want Ads for Re-