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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS ppthaY. JANUARY 9. 1920 INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Eugene. Condensed milk plant will go up here. Oregon produced 16,000,000 R. wool during past year. PoWi and. American Co. to erect $1,000,000 factory plant. Portland. East side apartment house sells for $25,000. Davis. California Lumber Co. to erect new mill. Roseburg. Mt. Nebo scenic road way 'planned. Pendleton. $75,000 Baptist church planned here. Bend. 150 acres given tor me mortal park. Salem. $20,000 Salvation army building planned. Portland. Peerless Belt & Re pair factory to enlarge its plant. Roseburg planning $500,000 water supply" system. Marshfleld. 500 acres uooded tide1 lands to be reclaimed by dredge. Roseburg to have new prune pack ing plant In 1920. Bend. 111 Sevlln-Hixoa Lumber Co. employes own homes. Terminus Mt. Hood mllwr.y to have new 40-room hotel. Newberg. Valley Canning Co. to enlarge plant. Eugene has $125,000 - building projects planned for 1920. One-third of wool grown in state used In Oregin mills. Railroad from Chemawa to Mount Angel is planned. Gold Hill to have $5000 modern fireproof garage. Highway Echo to Rieth ordered gravelled. Coqullle. New lumber mill incor porated for $100,000; Albany. M.ny tricts for berry culture being soli. Rainier. $75,000 bjnd ssue for city hall and waterworks carried. Highway between Clatsop and Til lamook counties to be "rocked." Albany. 40 acres north of town to be planted to grapes, erect $25,000 church. Portland. Supply & Ballln ac quire Columbia shipyards to operate same. Montavilla. $15,000 paid for 10 acre tract adjoining Morningside hospital to be made into park. . CorraUis.- Three new business houses to -be built next spring; a bank, store building and garage. Salem. 26 acre fruit tract, 8 miles north of here, sells for $300 an acre. Albany. The Puyallup & 'Sumner cannery here closes its first season with big pack. Plan big addition to plant next year. Cottage Grove. Local cannerv pays out over $50,000 during the past year. Total pack for season, 289 tons Harrlsburg. $50,000 sawmill company being organiped. to be erected immediately on river above Chinook. If you want knzwled iu for ii it; and The per capita income of the peo ple of the United States Is estimated at X630. or almost double wtiat it was In 1914, but the $630 won't buy as much as the $340 per capita of Ave years ago. It Is whatm oney will buy that counts. SENATOR RICHER THAN ROCKEFELLER While John D. Rockefeller, reput ed to be the wealthiest man in the world. Is wrangling with the author ities of New York because his per sonal property has been assessed at 115,000,000 when he declares It totals inly $2,000,000, former United Status Senator William A. Clark of Butte has turned in his personal property nt approximately $19,000,000, which is thought ti be the largest return made on a personal fortune In the nation. Mr. Clark's property is as sessed in Silver Row county and in cludes largely his mines and allied interests. His assessment is said to be nearly two-sevenths of the entire valuation for Montana, which OiIf year is reported at $70,000,000. In proportion to population Swlts erland has the largest number if savings-bank depositors of any country. In southern Italy rats climb th.i orange trees and suck the blood or anges, leaving the others. NOTICK OF FINAL BKTTLKMENT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OP OREGON FOR CO LUMBIA COUNTY. In the Mater of the Estate of Charles Mattson, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned administrator of said es tate has presented for settlemeat and filed In this court, his final account of his administration of said estate and presents his petition for distri bution. It is ordered by the Court that Saturday, the 17th day of Janu ary, 1920, at 11 o'olock a. m., and the Courthouse In the City of St. Helens, In Columbia County, Oregon, be and the same is hereby appointed as the time rnd place for the settle ment of said account ond hearing of said petition. All persons having ob loctlons should file the same In writ ing on or before said date. Opted December 18. 1919. First published, December IS, 1919. JOHN OBBRO, Administrator of the Estate of Charles Mattson. Deceased. W. A. Harris, Attroney for Adminis trator. 1-5-51 SUMMONS l THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. Erith May Nelson, Plaintiff, vs. feter Osvold Nelson, Defendant. To Peter Osvold Nelsen, the above named Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the (complaint filed against you in th above entitled Court on or before the 23rd day of February, 1920, which Is six weeks after the 8th day of January, 1920. the date orderod for the first publication ofthis summons; end If you fail to bo appear and an swer, plnlntlff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her com plaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolv ing the marriage contract heretofore rind now existing between tne plain tiff and efendant herein, and permit ting and allowing plaintiff to reaume her maiden name of Edith May Hay- den, and for such oilier and further relief as to the Court should seem equitable. This summons Is served upon yem by publication thereof pursuant to an order of the Hon. J. A hukiti. Judge of the above entitled t'ourt, made on the 3rd day of January, 1920. First publication. January 9, 1920. Last publication, V ebruary ' 20, 1920. CLINTON A. AMBROSE, Attorney for Plalnllff. 313 H Washington Street. rortland, Oregon. AUAA SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORBOON FOR THE COUNTY OF OK BOON. Adeline Smith Kuyhendall, Plaintiff, vs. John P. Kuykeidall. Defendant To John F. Kuykettdall, Defendant: In the Name of the 8ta'.e of Ore gon: You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complutn: filed against you in the above entitled Court and cause on or before the 17th day of Jnuary. 1919, that be ing the first Judicial day after the last day for the publication of sum mons, cs prescribed by the Order for Publication, herein, and if you fall so to appocr and answer as herein directed, plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Court for the relief D IT Ted for in nlnlntiff's eomDlnlnt. to-wlt: For a decree of the above! entitled Court dissolving the bonds I or matrlmocy now and heretofore existing between plaintiff and de fendant herein. NOTICE TO CREDITORS aummons Is served upon you IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE j ,, '"Jf " cer J0?09 DJ ,ne STATE OF OREGON FOR COL-j ",,rm r,a' Jua UMBIA COUNTY ! above entitled Court on the In the matter of the estate of Emll ! D.TKm,M,r' , wlch Carlson. Deceased. i Plbes that the summons In this Notice Is hereby given that the un-lf, " "J1 upon 'ou Pub derslgned has been appointed admin-j "catun thereof i once a week for six Istrator of the estate of Em!l Carlson, B'ecu,,v eks In the St. Helens deceased, by the County Court cfl, , ' , ""P0"' 'n general clrcu Columbla County, State of Oregon. 1 1.' . '? 'h Count3' ' Columbia, and Has duly qualified. All persons ' ' Orcon. "d that the first having claims against the said estate ' P"0"6'"1 thereof be ha4 on the are hereby notified to present the 1 , . "Tf Dc1,. 1919 and the same, duly verified as by law re- . 1 P"oauion oa me ittn day of NOTICK OK FIX. AlXVl'NT L;vl W. Bull Estate .... ,. i....ki tIv.ui that the v.nderslgned. p. admin ltrator of the .ut.-f.-i o' l.cvl W. its". uoi--"" fu hV'laO ntUt'.o Count, Court of Iho State of Or.;ou. Cor lo lum )la County aud tlu.t S.t.ird.y o'ciomi in ui I"-- .." I,., and the court room of auld court lias been appointed as me u - rt.a I A I r n I o ructions I herol.. and th. settlement j thorejf. , . .. ,J Dated -nd fiMI pumiaiiuu, - ror 1. 1919 GEO. D. YOl'NO. Administrator J W. Day, Attorney i--oi BERGMANN SHOP Awarded 1vL GOLD MEDAL P. P. I. B. Ban Franm,, The Htrongeal and Nare(, Iiroof HI,, Maiia " U I - FOll I.OGUK1W, C'ltl IHr.HB, HILIJtlK Jf AND AM, WOKllKlu T1II0O. I1KIIOMA.NN HHOK MH1, IX). Dili Tliurnma Streel PohUj idi mil TIIR rtKKGMANN W ATERPItOnu- Dirnu :. : ----- "vn. i NOTICE OK FINAL HKTTI.KMKVI IN THE COUNTY COURT OK THE STATE OK OREGON FOR CO LUMBIA COUNTY. In the Mutter of (he Estate of An drew J. Rupert, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the u,v dornlmiod as eiecutor of tho U. will and testament and e.taie U Andrew J. Rupert, deceusod, h filed his final account and petition for distribution in the County Court of the Slate or ii r e o u for Columbia County, and mm nai urday, the 10th d:-y or January, 1920, at the hour of U o'clock in the forenoon of nld day, and the Court nom of said Court In the f.,f I'miri llnuna !'t St. Helnns, Oregon, have been nppolntrd by aaid Court na the time und place for the re."r!uit of olijwtlons mereio : nu in enttleuient thereof, -nd for fie dls- trlbutlcn of sMd estate. i Dated and first published, Decem ber 12, 1919. AVnRKW KING. Executor of Hie Ketate of Andrew J. . Rupert, deceased. ; Geo. H. Shinn, Attorney. 13-4 1 For results Mist Want Ads. Ctt tht Gwiulne. J. T. SCOTT Photographer ST. HELENS, OREGON S2 W 'orr;d.h-1-0t--! January, it. Toll is the law John BT"w.r!'"enne m vvrren- Columbia County, AnL'rn h ij,..' ""S""! wiiiuu six ujunins irora me la other words we live by industry' and industrial development. i owh.at a Nebraska farmer has paid $30,000 for a pedigrees pig and 1 it has been published In all the pa- i ptr8th" city flks will knlw Jusi1 who to blame for 60-cent bacon 1920. Admlnistr.-.tor of the Emil Carlson, Deceased. W. A. Harris, Attorney. St. Helens, Ore. A. CO AN. Attorney for Plaintiff i 1 633 PIttcock Block. Portland, Ore. ' j ! NOTICE TO LEASE TIDE LA VIM VICTOR CARLSON, I , Notice U hereby given that the ooaro or tne Stnte nf date hereof. Dated and first published Jan. 2, Estate of If S TIG We have disposed of our hardware business and'expect to leave St. Helen. Therefore, we wish to close up our bus iness as soon as possible. All Accounts Due Us Must be paid within 30 days, or they will be placed in the hands of an at torney for collection. We hope those owing us will call and settle so we will not have to take legal 3frlMN action, E. G. DITTO ST. HELENS . . Oregon i n ... urciton, will, on the 97th t January, 1920, at the office of said (Board, In the Capitol Building, at ISMera, Oregon, at 11:00 o'clock I A. M., offer to lease to the highest bidder, for a term of five years, the following described tide and over flowed lands, to-wlt: situated in Columbia County, Oregon- Beginning at a point east 702 feet rrom the quarter ccrter betwe Sections 27 and 34. Township 4 North Ranre x Weat of wnlamBtte '-Jrldlan, said point being on th ..ralo7 Danic or the sand Island: thence North 23 degrees 27 minutes West sz reet. North 29 degrees 24 minute West ; 4 1 o reet. 249feeht " de8re" " n,,n,ltM Wm' ;i32feeht " de'r'eS 21 mlnute, East ' 709fiet.33 degr 38 mlnute East Uit1." " m,Datw' Eai" 2feeht.32 d6,rr"8 " ln,l,ute EMt 196fert " degr'ea 29 mlnulM Ea 85Nfeeth " degr'M M mlnUle, Ea1 196feeht.20 deKr'e'' 02 mlnte,, We,t 62Nfeeth ' mlnutes EQBt nifMt3' decrM 99 m'nutea East intL de8reM 95 lnlnute, Ka8t 211. 8 d"r'6" 10 mUlntes Wel 520fwt,s deg'e,, 84 m"lue!, E MUM." dagrM " "1,nUteB W 1276rfwt2;7 de'reM " mtau,w' Wei" Island on the Oregon side of Col wnbla River fromin. r. o., ' ! L lttA 1 T7 w:iiuna i lle'e"" relert""d all bids ; Applications and bids should be mate Land Board, Salem, and , Marked, "Application and bid to j lease overflow hnda." . f' O BROWN. ! Clerk State Und Boird Sk.W.fS.1' Oregon'orm4: first pub. Nov. 2m, i919 i PUP J"B- I, 1920. ' Don't You l.i-u ? I Boar Id mind that Chamberlain'. Tablet, not only move the boweVs hut Str. IRALDA Itatea Itetween HC Helens a ad Portland, ISO cenU one way, 75 cents for the round trip. Tlrkets good until uaed. HoatUavri St. ilelcm 7:05 a. lu. Illuming leaves Portland 2.30 p. in. Arrive at St Helena 4 45 u. m. T I. HOOCHKIRK fflirS n-lm ntroll 1 W"iMV$ ''r Tlra. Ii.ntrrof I r7 stone bnilwior blow. I ii tnlnlmnm. jiVliinarr Filri I ,lr om nana lau y. mipar-tiiaiura. Dili GUARANTEED ' SOOO MILES Our rrprrwntailie will 141 V. .m taTlug roa maka In bur In f Mrlllnarr Tlrra. Jkl. -i . k- V'"" Tlr' 1"t- FRED KETEL ST. HELENS. . OREGON est Our store is YOUR store. Come in and get acquaint ed, even though you are not ready to buy. You are always welcome. The Boys POOL PARLOR Cigars, Pipes Candy Cigarettes, Tobacco Rainier Ice Cream The Real Ice Cream Vortex Fountain Service Waiting for Our Feed becUN al.e knows f, l0o(ll I her. Mukca hr ,'M sound heulihy row H dues the I,. ., .,,. "f M creamy ,!,. t)ur (a," horsea. poultry. pi .' j stock otilmulsar. ju,tM T some and strength-nn!-1 Order our fwul. next tlniii note the linprovemnnl. I- XI 1 "TTT 1 1 It Store in K. of P. Bldg Warehouse. Sheldon Dock "It's Like Finding Money says the Good Judge When vou take a little chew of this real quality tobacco, and the good tobacco taste begins to come. You'll find it Acepi COfl our. too. The rich to bacco taste lasts and lasts. You don't have to take a fresh chew so often. Anv man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco Of fVf n. tr If t c if. LAXATIVE Aed People THE BANE of old age is constipation. The bow els become weak and unable to perform fift' functions without aid. For this purpose onh the mildest and gentlest laxative should be u$ci The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the troubk and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain'' Tablets are a favorite with people of middle ip and older on account of their gentle action. AUTOMOBILES We are agents for the following high-class cars DORT, CHEVROLET OAKLAND and VELIE Copeland Auto Co. St. Helena .. :; Oregon The Boys QiiVko C . Tl . -r ,n'i Pin or " ,h ,"r.y...con.taln '" PP- M'DONALt) I'ETEIWON, St. Helens, I'lioim 127w ' " lUHvuons naturally. k. MU.m u ijii mmm m m m w m n a. .W4 11C ivuSl toaay