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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1919)
SUS MEANING OF THE WORD "FARM" k ,ul la a larmr Wins a fool lull queitlo Uu't II T to ask. Almost knyons can tell haml JiiNt wliat a (arm la and hiii una wnt'u iiu nei u. iIji vnu liaDunn to know rhn in Wfiitilon Undo 8am plncei on the L.i "furin" for cttnsus nurnnmui 1 for census Durnnw.u? if Thi'ii mad how hit bureau of i ceimus deflars t lie word a r.irm fur rfiitsua nurnnim In n I lund which li dtractly farmed by s pcrnon conducting ogrlculutral iritiionii, either by lila own Ubor wlili 1 ho assistance of memberi of 1 houmtliold, or hired employee." In further explanation of thli dofl Ion the cunsus bureau points out ,1 ih tiirm "ugrlnultural opera, in" In UHed as a general term re time 10 the work of growing crop. tiliiiliiK other agricultural pro em and ruining domestic anlmulu, uliry or bea. Krom Hi U definition It will be soon it a farm may consist of a alngli) id of land or of a number of snpat- I ami illHtinct tracta. And these aev il miclH limy be held under llffr t ii'iiiiri'H aa, for Inatance, when one id M own i'il by (he farmer and an mr Ih rnnti-d by him. Thua If a man in n 100 acres renla an aildl- II nl tn acres from aonie one olae il npiirutu both the 100 acre and t ton acres, then hla "farm" in iiIch Imlli tract a of land comprlaltig fl acres. J t y tin' sumo token when a land incr haa one or more tenants, rent I, croppers or managers, each dif rint trurt of land operated by any Irh I 'ii u ii t . renter, rronimr t. knuK'T la considered a separate and itinri larin oy inn census bureau. , tu Kim an example, If a man own- 1 I'il) nrn of land i-nta an t t i'il 11 nt and farms the remaining ere himself, hla farm la tlia an . - . - .... fM which ne operates, not the 120 s which ho owns, while the 40- tract wiiicii ne rents to a tenant tipriHca a separata farm to he re ted in the name of the tenant. Another question to be determined liow itnnortant doeo an urui. kid enterprise have to be in order m-ruri- recognition in the census 1 furin? A mull vegotable ar- h or a rhlrken-yard irmnunmini. k a f wbuay liens will not be si ted tu niiallfy a a "farm" In 11.1 bsus no matter with what pardon He prld and satisfaction the pro Hmor limy view his agricultural en- rpriau. Hut If the Harden or chirk lamia until It rovera not leu ih.n ki acre of ground, or until It re- Ires fur its euro the cantlniimi. fc-vloi'M of at least one nnrinn nr kliU prmliicta annually to the value :uu nr more, 11 cornea within the ihui ili-rinition of a farm and will rarognued aa such and counted. The agricultural schedule contains bny aui'atluna re.ftnllnr r.r... Uiira.eipi'iiai's and live stock as well in acreages nnu quantity of crop iwd In the year 11. Census bur- u offlrlula ere urging farmer Nry where to preparo for tho census umerulor liv lonliin .i,i Ms and records so that r.ccurute wera muy be furnished tn nm.a. bin. " In thla connection the human r h renaua I'liipliuaUes the fact that the InforniutI fill flllnlul.-.J takera I. ,1 : """""" census lasers Is absolute r coufidenii.i made .0 by Act of t:oVe.nd ' under no circumstance! can any such information be used un .MZTr 'Cooperation between farmerg Mid census officials next January Is ass ?Vn orheUd 1 1.. ii . . . " -"uue 10 ulav ."st Important In the nation's n!" .uL ,b" u,e and com- .a Is the 7. .1.1 17". u .. ",,:n ""ry citizen "'"""I sliriTe, ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1919 " ABANDONS SCHEME IOR LARGE ARMY i !.'.'. fu.Cfl,.?f "PPwH'on of Oen. .... num, Bh(, oUl toIlllh ml" 'u 'ul"""t Tiny of 67K.OOO .,,,,,rX ot war Iluker la pre psrlng to abandon hi. plan for ih, nuiiiii.r at a rn.i i . annually of 1900.000.000. While th! -......it ami uon. March, chief of are .ill) recor(1 ' f scheme, , . ull,)rtood In fongrwa ; .T.V" .p'V' !"t "P"tment "'"n iiul aji ilia rim A rate li, . . "l vS iiiiiiiiirv nsi i ill I ... ii a i-i. ' v...a,,niniirJHi, oi ine IMy propoaed to ex tend the urmv in ui n.. .. '.waa before the war anil in ,i i. .. lime of peace, and hsve determined KCIItlol. 4 I.KItK'H XtlTIf -v. There la money nn hnn,l in ... , ncuooi District No 2 S; He ens. Oregon, endorsed up to 'and Including May 21t. 11. MltS V. A. CKOIIGE, Clerk School Dlatrlct No. 2. fITV TltKASl ItKHH XtrTICK Tako notice that H ero la nuviey 0ll hand to pay all (Jenerr Ku;i I City warrants endorsed up to a:id Includ ing October 10th. 9. Illlerwi(t slops after November 8th. 1919. A. L. STONE. Treasurer. City of St. Helens, Oro-on XtrTICK K HXAI. Attll'XT J. D. Scott Estate IN THE COI NTY COl'HT OK THE Ml ATE OF OKKCON FOR THE COCNTY OK COU'MIIIA. In the Matter of the Eatate of J. D Scott, Deceased. No ne Ik hereby riven, that the un der signed, as admlnUi rnlnr .if Iho estate of J. I). Scott, deceased, has filed his final account In Die County ouri OI the Slate nf llrn f,r Columbia County, and that Salurday, urn oin uay or Decemlier, 1919, at me nour or II o'clock in the fore noon of said day und the I'rillrt r,i,tti. of sul. I Court, have been appointed by aald Court as the time ?nd place (or the heurlllK of oblerllinii il, and the settlement the rem'. Haled and first published. Novem ber 7, 1919. WIU. IIHENNAN, Administrator. J. V. Day, Attorney. 4 7-81 Kor certain results at a small cost nothing can equal a little Mljt Want Ad. 5 Livery, Feed and Sale Stable DRAYING AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended To PHONE IS WM. H. DAVIES - - - Prop. ST. HELENS.ORECON BBssVMBas LM The Olehniied BERGMANN SHOE Awarded GOLD MEDAL P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915 The HtrongC" and Nearest Water- proof Hlme Made e FOB UHJGKItS, CltVISKIlS, M1I.U1KX ANO AM WOUKKIW THED ncnflMAVN HHOK MI'O. CO. ThurmaB 6tret Portland A3H FOR THE DBROMANN WATEnrROOF 8HOK 01U Bargains in Country and City Property 10 acres, all cleared and fenced, good creek and living mring, u'g orchard. About 2 miles from town. $IIMM. T1er.m;i hwrln , M acres closo to town. First-class house aud ''""""'.'j owhard of good alto, running water and good wood lot. Nearly en Meared and In cultivation. $3200. Terms. , ,6 acres, good bearing orchard, small frul O'0'"e-.bn "r" "Mn, Jl"keu bouse; three welU. good roads, besuillul location. $-MM Terms. .14 acres on Vankton road. 2 acres cleart. batanes ta p artur.. fln1 P'ce of land, close In. I1JW. port . cSlre Iocs Ion. I7B Verr 1100(1 ,nlProv,, ,ot wl,h B,nH b""'1"lg' Sinall housa and garage on two lots, Oood garden soli. m. Terms. ,..M) v 5 room house, well built, nicely plnte.l and attractive, n Very easy terms. RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. PHONES Office, 123; Residence b-jb ,NoILI5t'?"NTy COURT OF THE UMHIA COUNTY KH CL- 'n1'-?810' An- aun'S ' h ?,V0D that pur iiiUH r. . ruer 01 1,19 above en titled Court mml t,..t ' . .. - vt.vunr ID, Jl 111 III the IlllilK.r il .... . " v" -'aia'.e oi Andrew i;.l'T.r ' authorising U,e 7.7 , . rea' urPerty of said es ale nt private sale, the undersigned the executor of said estate, will from end a,,,, Saturday. Novimtr ii i i.m . pr,va,e iale to the hKh- unibia county, Slllte of 0reBon tQ All that portion of Lots 19 and 20 ,11 lllock 1 1 In Dm r'ltv a ir.i in (olumbla County, State of Ore gon pi rllculurly described a. y from the northeast corner there- .. unu running thence southerly on he easterly line f BCd lot, 19 and -0 to a point tlieroln four feet north- r y jrom the southeast corner of "" i mil :u i non ro sAsstAHi 4lne parallel wit, the southerly line .. ..... uui tu one uunured feet to a in ine westerly line of said lot, thence northerly on the westerly line of said lots 20 and 19 to a point therein ten feet southerly from the 'inrthwest corner of said lot 19; and thence easterly on a 11 no nfirtttlnl wtii, he northerly line of suid lot 19 one imiinreii reel to the place of beginning. Terms of sale, cah; ten per cent o nccomuany hid. hnleneA nn flrmatlon of suln am i. i directed to Andrew King, at St. Hel- -n. uregon. Dated and first published at 81 Helens, Oregon, October 17, 1919 ANDREW KINO, F.jecutor of the estate of Andrew J mi pert, Deceased. 4 4-4 8-Gt SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Hllma Miller, Plaintiff, va. Lowry Simpson Miller, Defendant To Lowry Simpson Miller, Defend ant: In the Name of the State of Ore gon: Vou are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit within and not later than six weeks after the date of the first pub lication of thla summons, and If you fall to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take u docree against you as prayed for In the complaint riled herein, to-wlt: For an absolute divorce forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore ex isting by and between the plaintiff and defendant. herein, and fof such other and further relief aa may be equitable ad meet In the premises i jnd for her costs and disbursements herein Incurred. The complaint herein Is based upon the statuatory grounds of de i sertlon and the order for the publl cation of summons was made on or, about the 4th day of October, 1919 by the Honorable J. A. Eakln. Judge Of the Circuit rniirl r.t il,. a.-.. Oregon, for Columbia Countr n,i n which order It Vn n njt I flex A !.,. i this summons be published fne . i period of six consecutive weeks, in ! the St Helens Mist, a newspaper of Seneral elrentaiinn i . : lu V UlUIUUIft I ounty. Oreeon flrrt Ai -..un : cotlon to be mado on the 19th day: ... y,.uuCr, ana me last pub lication In Via majf mm . - -- uu mo tin nay, if November, 1919. W. W. DEAN, Attorney for Plalntff j Small Cost-fiinv ia...i. i ! tie Mist Want Ad. I Hello, Central f- A 128 Yes, Bennett's Barber Quick and good service. J. L. CHITTEM EXPERT HORSESHOEING BLACKSMITH Wagon, Carriage, Auto Repairs ST. HELENS . OREGOH No. 1969 Eq. Kl'MMONH l.N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COMTMRIA Columbia Agricultural Co., a cor poration, riaintirr, vs. Warron Macy. Defendant. To Warren Macy, defendant above named: In the Nunie of the Stale of Ore gon: You are lierehv rennlrerl In on. pear in the above entitled court and inswer or plead to the complaint filed therein In tills suit nirnlnat vnn n ' nr before the 15th day of December, 1919. which Ib the time nrencrllie,! In the order of the Honorable J. A. i hukln. Judge of the above entitled ourt uursuant to which thla mini. mons Is published, In which you are; required to so SDDear. answer or, plead; and if you fail to so appear, inswer or plead, the plaintiff will ap-' "ly to the court for the relief de-' nanded In the comnliilnt which re. Ilef la that the plaintiff have a de- 'reo Dial there is nun nlulntlff frnm 'lie defendant on r.ccount of a cer :iln contract of sale the sum of Thirteen Thousand Five Hundred Ten and 31-100 ($13,510.31) Dol lars, with Interest thereon at the rate t air nor font nep nntiiim frnm Ha. cinlier 1. 1916. and the costs end disbursements herein; that the con-; rtift nf ttuln ilulerl rWieomhoF 1 1Q1S1 Hid roverlns- Tracts Thlrtv-two f 321.' Thirty-three (33), Fifty (50) and! fifty-one (51) In Midland Drainage: District in Columbia County and State of Oregon, containing Seventy-; l..i. n...l QA.inn t tt OA l AMfAfl ext land, according to the duly recorded! mnp nnd plat of said Midland Drain-1 gn Dlatrlct, be strictly foreclosed;! . A .1...I a.. I.I nfmulnnl .n,l nil nmJ ions claiming by, through or under til in bn barred and foreclosed of all nutate or interest In and to said real property or any part thereof, anj t)nit all payments made thereon be forfeited to the plaintiff herein, and said contract be cancelled, and for ouch other and further relief in tho nremires as to the court may seem neet nnd equitable. This summons Is published and nerved on you by publication In the St. Helens Mist, a newspaper of gen eral circulation published In said "nlumhia County. State of Oregon, under and by virtue of and In ac cordance with nn order made by the Honorable J. A. Eakln. Judge of tho hove entitled court, on October 30, 919, which order provides that this uiiinmiiM he mihllKhed in said news- iniinr mice A week for six (6) sue-1 -cshIvc weeks; the dale of the first nihllcatlon. October 31, 1919; the ilute of Inst publication, December 12, 1919. 1'lalntlff's attorneys reside In the State of Oregon, and their postofflce lddress Is 1125 Yeon Dullding, Port land. Oregon. CORLISS & SEWELL, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Griffis & Hayes BUILDING CONTRACTORS For plans and estimates see us Shop Work a Specialty St. Helens . . Oregon For certain results at a email cost there Is nothing can equal a Mist Want Ad. V H 1141 V ActnJ OvfMtrensth In a Molunstr Extra l'ly Tire. Dans r lono uriuw - mlnlantn. . MUlner Krtra I Kiibb'ri-hav. the Tacaasa uwd sad are J GUARANTEED ' 8000 MILES On, npreHintatIv wiU Wl TOU iU saving you mm tu wai Mrlllnsm-Tires. An adc about flower mk xma a ms, il ... hm mm . mnuiu VVX"'... v tarwnszxattna.iK FRED KETEL ST. HELENS, - OREGON in Our Bread Prices the Same WE WILL NOT RAISE the fcmce of our bread. The Portland bakers have raised their price to 11 cents per loaf. We will con tinue to sell our delicious bread at 10 Cents a Loaf Our bread is as good as the best and is a home product Ask your grocer for it. You will like it. Try our CAKES. PIES and PASTRY They are made of the best materials and in a clean bakery. Fresh every day. West St. Helens Bakery S. HEUMAN, Proprietor Houlton Phone 11 4-J Obey that Impulse-Subscribe to The St. Helens Mist Another Carload Maxwells Have Arrived I can make prompt delivery. I have four automo biles on hand. First come, first served YOUR ORDER WILL BE FILLED Several bargains in used cars. All of them com pletely overhauled and in first-class mechanical condition The Greater Maxwell Highest Class Medium Priced Automobile Manufactured GARAGE, SHOP AND SALESROOM IS ONE BLOCK EAST OF DEPOT THE FLYNN AUTO COMPANY ST. HELENS OREGON 11
