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THE ST. HRT-IT.NR MTRT PPmAV TAMTTADV n iaia -
JOPERTY OWNERS
REMONSTRATE
Jntloim l'Hi-41 iKaliiNt Went Street
' Improvement.
; ( oix n, i'i(o kkii(;s
The followltiK remonstrance w.ik
r ad it ii (I upon motion wuh luld upon
t . table:
Til tlm Ilonuraliln, the City Council
Of Hi" City of Hi. Melons. Ori-Koii.
C)nilemen:
Wo, tlio uudnnilKned property
'Dors w 1 111 In thu proplsnd Improve
mt district for tli liuprovoii.oiit of
Ml SI reel In ulil City, between llm
Herly lioumlury o( Church Slroot
1 the westerly linn of Columbia
. i't liy RradliiK thu sumo to u
Itli of alxieon font uIoiik tlio ciiii-
' v I"1" thoruol und covering such
idu with crushed rock, do hereby
lonstruto uKitlliHt the Muld pro
leil Improvement and respect fully
. X llial you lukn no further pro-
c4dlug In huIiI mutter.
ChiiH. V. Dounc, ,otH 10, 12, i;s,
Elook 30.
Jfolm Iteubons, Kot 7, 8, 9, 10 II,
II, H, ltt, Mock 45.
Osc.ir JoIiiihoii, lllock 4, I.oIh 20,
tl.
Anna I'otorson. lllock 4, Lots 3, (I,
r: V , 17 and 18.
. II. Iloboreon, lllock 62, Lota 14.
IJ, 10, 17.
B. W. Ktl, I.ot 19, lllock 4.
L. A. Walker. I.ot 20. lllock 1.
' 8. Hock, lllock 1, Lota 4. 6, IK and
II.
. W. Smith, lllock 2, Lot 18;
" lock 2, Columlilu Turk Addition,
Lot 19.
. Outui I). Andrew, lllock 2 Lot 4.
' J. j. Chltteui, lllock 2, Lota C and
.
Wm. Korkun. lllock 45. Lot 15.
R. W. Morton, lllock 30. Lot 9 and
14.
W. A. Uvl. lllock 30. Lot 11.
I. LitrKC, lllock 4 5, Uit 12.
Mrs. Kred Wntkliis, lllock II, l-ot
tl Mid 13.
H. J. Wnttorr. Columbia Turk Ad
C: on, lllock 2, Lot 3.
W. A. Ilerrls. Lot 6 and Mi of 6,
Ctok 2. Columlilu I'nrk Addltlm.
I. M. Harris, Lot 21, llhick 1, Co
taxbla Turk.
1 Lala I'arniely, lllock 30. Itls 6
ni 17.
I lorn M. Owen, Columbia I'nrk.
E'.Oflk 3. Lit 6. IkI Addition, lllock 3,
LoU 1 and 2.
rmniilo I'. Uohh. 1 nt Addition, lllock
I, Lota 17 und IX; lllock 3, Lot IX,
II, 10.
Finnic IV Hons, lHt Addition,
I'.ock 1. Cllumlilii I'nrk, lllock 3.
Lot ; lllock 5, Lot 20.
You Will Receive
Your money's worth when trading at our store
Dry Goods, Shoo, Clothing. Ladies
Apparel, Dresses, Suits
M. RICEN
The
Central Confectionery
is the plce you should get your candies, novelties
writing paper, hot or cold drinks and soda fountain
specialties. School supplies and light groceries.
Central Confectionery
JOHN PHILLIP, Proprietor
Start the New Year Right
By Getting Your Own Home
NEARLY KVEIIY RENTED HOUSE IS FOIt SALE. DUY NOW
WHILE PRICES AND TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
STRICTLY MODERN 4-Itoom houso, river vlow, a real bargain,
1 700. Easy terms.
fl.lMM) will buy a 6- room houso, wired for lights, woodshed, good
gardon soil, all fenced wire fence, 1 Lot.
Owner anxious to leave quickly, offers u Bovon-room house, on paved
roud, for $1100. Ono-thlrd cash, lialanco easy terms.
4-Hoom houso, two lots, property in good shupo, 10.10. $:0
down, gift per month.
A Splendid Opportunity for tho man who wants a small farm. 38
acre farm with 30 acros clourod, can bo Irrigated, $4500.
Reasonable terms.
A fine dairy or stock proposition 200 acres on Milton Creek. Run
ning spring water. 80 acres cleared, partially fenced, on mac
adam road, 6Vi mllos from town, barn, houso, 10 on aero.
Terms aro a snap.
RUTHERFORD REALTY CO.
PHONES-Office, 123: Residence B-38
Ihh rWi'lirn IoiImii'
Hiuvy lmmlKrutlon, which ha
taxed thn facilities of KIIIh Inland,
Nuw York, preaiiKos 110 groat Influx
of foinlKiiora tlmt will affnet tlio la
bor murkiit of the Culled Hlntea, In
tho opinion of Immigration authorl
tlea. They estlmato that thia year's
liimilKrailoii throiiKh Now York will
ho only 300,000, u cliupnred with
pre-war (Inures of frlm 800,000 to 1 -000,000
t.nnuiilly.
II,IMM IxihikmI to Itiily.
Tho Treasury this week establlsh
ed a credit of 14 10,000 In fr-.vor of
Italy. ThlH inukna 11 total credit of
$1.82I.33H.000 for Italy und of $9,
047.834,000 to all of tho allloa.
Frederick 8ku.lo, lllock 4 6, Lots
7. 8, 16. 1.
A. H. lliirrlNtin, lllock 6. Lot 1 3 1
Hlock 29. Lot 14. 81. Helena.
M. WoodiiKO, lllock 3, Lot 5, Co
lumbia I'ark.
A. K. I'arker, lllock 3, Lot 3, Co
lutnhlu I'nrk Addition.
W. W. lllnkeHluy, lllock 78, LotB
7. 8, 11, 15, 16, 17 and 18, St. Hel
ena. 1-esllo Wuttera, lllock 78, Lota 9
und 10 81. Helena.
Alien Quick, lllock 3, Lot 21, Co
lumbia I'nrk Addition.
II. II. IliinltiiK, lllock 9, Lots 1C
und 17.
A. XolKlur, lllock 62, Lota 1 2, 1 1
10. 8; lllock 77, 19. 12, 13, 17.
A. J. Lotl. T. II. Lott: Illocka 45.
17. 46. l,ota 9. 10, 11, 12 13. 14.
II. V. ChrlHtle, lllock 4, Lot 22.
C. HedHtroiu, lllock 3, Lot 22.
Oscar oJlinnon, lllock 4, Lota 20
mid 21.
Mm. John K. Nelson, lllock 2. Lois
1. 2 and 3.
C. V. Johnson, lllock 77, Lola 18.
19. 5 and 6.
I'eter I'imsou, Lota 1 and era,
lllock 3.
JeunlH Ciiirtmnn, lllock 2, Lot 17;
lllock 29. Ixit 17.
Augusta Oleen llultH, lllock 3, Lots
17 and 18.
William Oleen. lllock 109. Lots ,
7. 8. 9. 10. 11, 12. 13, 14 16 mid 16.
A. H. (ioorgo, Lot 14, lllock 29.
J. A. i-arne, Lot 12, lllock 29.
Karl Hurber, Lot 4, lllock T., Co
lumbia I'ark.
W. II. Dlllurd, U.ta 19 and 20,
Wlock 3, Columblii Turk.
J. II. Codfrey, Lota 11, 10, 6 und
12. lllock 29; Lota 6, 7, 8. 9. 10. 11,
12, 13. 14. 16. 16, 17; lllock 16.
C. M Heeler, Lota 7 and 16, lllock
30. St. Helena.
Sophie Dolun, Ixila 10, 11. 12.
lllock 93.
Mm Daniela. Lota 8. 9, 10, lllock
10, Itullroad Addition.
Mrs. MatHon, Lots 11 and 16,
lllock 6, Railroad Addition.
(Continued ou pago aeven)
90,000 ON JOB TO
TAKE U. SS. CENSUS
Count of American Nonm la lhf(un
lly Army of HtatJatii Iujim.
Tho lakltiK of "the ureal est census
I ho world hna ever aeon," was start
ed this week when 90,000 workcra
beKun tho task of enumerating tho
population, as well as the natural
and Industrial resources of the Unit
ed Statea.
Sam KiKcrs, director of the census,
who gave the word to atari work on
January 2, expects to beable to mako
his first estimutQ two weeks later.
Though nl offlelul prediction ns to
how many people are livlnu in the
United States nre forthcoming, It was
learned that thn census bureau ex
peels tlio final count will ahow at
least between 100 und 105 millions.
Work of dlrctliiK the censuB Is di
vided up Into 379 rcKlona, with a
supervisor in charge of each region.
The districts aro split up In confor
mity to Congressional districts,
though in several Instances, espe
cially where there Is a thick popula
tion In a small area, two or three
Congressional districts are combin
ed under the direction of one super
visor. CitHT TO UK
VU2,IMNI,MM
Cost of taking the census, Rogers
000,000. Tho densus will Include
Hawaii, I'orto Kle.o, the District of
Columbia, Alaska, Cuam, Sumna and
the I'annma Canal Zone.
"Tho cenatu will mvnr Mimiuii..
on population, agriculture, manufac-
mrus, lorosiry ami rorest products,
and mines and quarries," he con
linued. According tl I ho last cenr.UB of
1910, thero were 91.972.206 Inhab
'tiuits of tho United States, exclus
ive of Aalska 11 ml Iti
This has been increased by nt least
iu.vuu.uuu, according to an extlmato
made by the census bureau when It
recently mude nn Investigation of the
country's man power. The result
caus"d I lie bureau to estimate the
country's population at more than
100.000,000.
Other work of the enumerators
will include a census on hew many
farms there nre In the United States,
their vnluo if manufactured and min
eral products. Tho 1910 census
Placed the vuluo of farms, manufac
tured rnd mineral products at more
than $C0, 000,000,000-.
A Sliortjie of l,HMI,HM) Cat lie,
A shortage of 1,000.000 cattle In
the year Just closed will cause high
prices for beef and beef products for
at least Beven years more, it was
ueciareu iy m. k. Horlne, statisti
cian for the Union Stock Yards, Chl
cagl, In his annual report. Mr. Ho
rlne said It will ha Implsslble to
muke glod the shortage of 1919 lie
fore 1927. and that the Department
of Agriculture's report concornini.'
the number of cattle in the United
Stutes wus tol optimistic.
.tim-i-icnii Ix-glon Posts in I'. S.
American Legion posts In the Unit
ed Slates and foreign countries now
total 6.6C1. It was announced at na
tllnal headquarters in Indianapolis.
Franco. England and Canada each
have one pose. Alnska hns four plats
Hawaii five, Cuba one. Panama one,
Mexico one and the I'hllllplne Islands
200 plsts each.
Tho wood alcohol fatalities prove
that all Is not booze that blisters.
.NOTICE OF UNA I, AtXXU NT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL-
I'M IMA COUNTY.
In tho matter of the estate of Glo-:
vannl M. Dall:i Itlva, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that tho ad
ministrator In tho above entitled es
tate has made and filed herein his
I'nni rr port, and all persons whomso- '
rvcr having any objections thereto
are hereby notified and required to
appear and present tho same to the
ebovo entitled Court on or before
tho hour of ten o'clock In the fore-!
noon on the 21th day of January, A.
D 1920. at tho Court room of said
Court at St. Holens. Columbia Coun.
ty. Oregon, that boing the time and
place for the hearing of objections
thereto and the settlement of said
estate..
Dated end first published Decern- !
her 26. 1919. I
8. C. Morton, Administrator.
Frederick M. DeNoffo, Attoruey. I
The Letter Explains Itself
. Portland, Oregon. Dec. 26. 1919.
Mr. P. J. O'Malley.
St. Helena, Oregon.
My Dear Mr. O Malloy:
I received my suit of clothes In fine shape and wora
thorn for tho first time Christmas and I take tlila chance to
(hank you very kindly for the carefulness usod by you when
you took my measure I will state 1 huve hud many suits
r.iado but the suit you made for mo is tho first suit that I ever
had made that fitted.
In the very near future I will be In St. Helens if all
goes well, to have you measure mo for a light spring overcoat,
a,,d also another suit of clothes.
Hoping you have had a Merry Christmas and wishing
you n prosperotiB a:id Happy Now Ye.ir,
Very Sincerely Yours,
I. 1". Can'.
69 East Simpson St., Portland, Ore.
You Don't Have to Worry When O'Malley Makes
Your Clothes. All of Our Customers are Satisfied
Customers.
P. J. O'Malley
THE TAILOR
The Home of Ed. V. Price's Tailor Made Suits.
St. Helens, Oregon
In restaurants tnon can general
ly be classified by the names which
they give to the fareblll. Thus.
A railroad ni: n calls for a sched
ule. A ther.trlc:tl man for a program.
A drummer for a price Hat.
A gambler unconsciously asks:
"What's the lay-out?"
A doctor asks for a firmula.
first Lud I hear Phyllis Is going
to marry a chap In the army. Sec
ond Lad Well, I daresay a man
who makes a business of war mlghi
be able to get on with her. Passing
Show.
NOTICK TO CllKDITOItK
IN THE COUNTY COUKT OP THE
STATE OF OREGON FOK COL
UMBIA COUNTY
In the Matter of the estate of John
M. Sarr'B, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that II. F.
McCormlck has been duly appointed
administrator of the Estate of John
M. Sarrls, Deceased, by the County
Court of Columbia County, State of
Oregon, and ban duly qualified for
said trust. All persons having
claims against said estate are here
by notified to present the same duly
verfled and with proper vouchers to
said administrator at his office in
St. Helens, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated January 2nd, 1920.
First publication January 2nd,
1920.
H. F. McCOKMIf'K,
Administrator of the Estate of
John M. Sarrls, Deceased.
Hurrls & Gore,
Attorneys for Administrator,
St. Helens, Oregon.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL
I'MIMA COUNTY.
Emery N. Ulodgett, Plaintiff, vs
Marcella Ulodgett. Defendant.
To Marcella Ulodgett, the above nam
ed Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to appear and. answer the
complaint filed against you In the
above entitled Court on or before the
2.1rd day of February, 1920, which
is six weeks after the 9th dny of
January, 1920, the dato ordered for
the first publication ofthlB summons;
and if you fail to go appear and an
swer, plaintiff will apply to the Court
for tho relief prayed for In his com
plaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolv
ing the marriage contract heretofore
and now existing between the plain
tiff and defendant herein, and for
such other and further relief as to
the Court should seem just and
equitable.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof pursuant to
nn order of tho Hon. J. A. Eakln,
Judge of the above entitled Court,
mude on the 3rd duy of January
1920.
First publication, January 9, 1920
Last publication, February 20.
1920.
CLINTON A. AMBROSE
Attorney for Pliantlff.
314 H Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon.
HASON'S
FOR
LUNCHES
CANDIES
CIGARS
TOBACCOS
ICE CREAM
SODA FOUNTAIN
SPECIALTIES
HOT or COLD DRINKS
MASON'S
No fireut Act of llrrolsni llcijulrvtl.
If -tome great act of heroism was
necessary to protect a child from
croup, no mother would hesitate to
protect lier offspring, but when It is
only necessary to keep at hand a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and give It as soon os the first
Indication of croup appears, there
are many who neglect It. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is within the
reach of all and is prompt an3 effectual.
Jitl
A. J. Deming, druggist
ST. HELENS, OREGON
A HOME
is not complete without a
riodern Bathroom
It is as essential as a kitchen. Prices are
reasonable. Let me show you how little
it will cost you to make your home
modern.
R. CONSTANTIN
l THE PLUMBER
Hewitt Building St. Helens, Oregon
QUALITY MEATS
No matter what your wants may be in the Meat Line,
we can meet them, and we always meet them with First
Quality MEATS.
The People's Market
THE ORIGINAL CASH AND CARRY STORE
phone 40 St. Helens, Orego
ITS a Maxwell 1 1-2 ton. The
1 truck that has won all the hon
ors to be won in the light truck
class.
COME IN AND SEE IT
Can make immediate delivery of either Truck,
Tractor, Maxwell Passenger Cart or Essex.
The Flynn Auto Company
St. Helens, Oregon
For certain result at s wall
cost there la nothing cat) 4Ul a
Mist Want Ad.
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tw r, It Ca iw (..to..
WHEN YOU MAIL
A LETTER
do you ever slop to think thai
it Is you yourself you ar drop
ping Into the mail-box? It la
just as if you were there to
persin talking to your corre
spondent. Therefore select
your corresrondonce paper
and cnvolopes with care.
ChoriEe them from our too.
Inrgo stock. You vlll flnA
ycur kind here.
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