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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1920. ICTOR MORRIS ASKS COOPERATION U I'rult (Growers In Mnk) trial Kffort l keep OrrlmriN Irst-tiusa t "million 1 i Fruit Grower nnil Producers 'o In in llu County: County Court has iikoIii hon- i e by the appointment iih Krult tor (or Urn I'ounly and I make eal to every grower of any f frull for their co-operation 10 Columbia county frull pro crond to iiono hi clonnlluoHi entire) country. The coinpon or appropriation h inadequate I to roach every farm In the ', luit to my ulnioHt will I n- to hoo an many of you an pou nd aid you In any way In my to bring I ho product up to n rd where It will roiiuniind and glit after by a prim common-1 Willi tho troulilo you encoun tuklug earn or your prod net la county fruit liy tost an to i i. ,ty and IuhcIouhiiohh U unox Cv ; anywhere on the American c Bt. Columbia county pro-J d thn best berries In tho west r return r.re a groat, If noi f ! then any section In tlio coun t will auk those who tako prldo I r work It bfKln at once to t heir Irons lo oh high a stand- on mi ii-in y in moy pss:niy C i will IiihIhI (Irmly that those .to boon lax do I ho mimo or tlio I nforocini'iit of tin rules of tlio C Will ho c-irrlod out. I liav. I try lenient In nllowliiK ubuHod I jaused frull to ho grown owing t laving that all wore asked for I ir Diitloniil lenders for tho last t years, but now ihoro In no ex- and noun need ho given. would ask you at your earliest I rnleroo to prune your trees and I i fbruhhory and I hell In or lie' I Mo limn for btiddlnK to spray' f ! Tho foildlln ninth Is mnk-' I ft Inro.nla on thn apple, this I 00 berries. If your tree or 1 rulm aro not worth taking , cut thorn down or grub thorn o I uso tho ground for some- t ' o I): not In turn your neigh h i Be trees and fruit hy being tf loss to takn earn of your own. It ir duly lis a Rood citizen and ft t lo ,vork In harmony and In c Man with your follow man. V .horwisn and your iiiIkhIoii on ta. . . . of no vnluo to anyone. 1 i V greatly appreciate any In. fo' n from aiiymin In I ho conn ty vf I condition of a pnorly-kopt ore hi i In hi neighborhood and will trout l Information iih strictly con fldn' l" I propose to make a mar ket 1 t all Kood fruit In Columblit CO St tf It In pnxHihlo to do no, and WM work diligently lo Unit end, and e a laat warning or ndvlca to those who do not c:ro for thoir fruits: "(jot r0 J-3T trees and shrubs for bear ing f 1 fruit or destroy tho pest- Itik In tho promotion of pro;ramrf of c'immiiuiiy betterment about which tho fiirm burouui are organized, and being cognizant of I ho difficult po rtion in which these papers ur placod by thn scarcity of news print pnpor mid other hiKh production coal factors, llo It ItoHolved: That tho county agricultural agents of Oregon In con foronco aHHomblod this bill day of January, 1U20, doclaro H our policy to lond fulloNt aupport lo thn com inanity. iinttHpapom la farm bureau and county uKont count Ich." TIiIh rcMolut Ion wan pitxHi-d unaiii mouHly on motion of (loorgo VV. Kublo, county iiKont for Ucntou. A dlHciiHHlon of I hn hont and inont prac tical iiioiuih of carrylim It out brouKlit out I ho following ua far uh applicublo to tho variouH caai-a: ( o-opcrulu with tlio publlahor of tho community nowHpupor In getting doHirablo commorclul advortlMomouta of HiippllcH and eguipmont likely to bo purcliuKod uh a result of a huccohh ful projeel; and in getting llvo newtt Ileum whether related to tho com munity proJectH or not; endorsement of I'nclo Hutu's campaign for reduc lion of illHlributlon com by wldo ail verllMng, aild tint aim of thn collego (iepurtmout of IndiiHtrlul JouninllHin to fouler Hali'H of certain cIuhhch of farm produce tlirough aiU In the connniinlty newHpaper; advlalug reiidern of I ho Farm llureau New that the Nowh Ih not dottlgiied uh a KuliHlltulo for the local nowNpapor; encoiirugo tho niiuiing of tho farm MlnailH and iiho of letter heailn Bhow ing uaiiifl and principal IiuhIiiphh; avoiding all competition In commer cial udvertlHlng NOTICK Tit CftKltlTOilS IN TIIK COUNTY COIKT OK THE BTATK OK OKKUON, KOIt t Olv DMIilA COUNTY. In tho mutter of tho estate of Andrew Elliott, Deceased. Notice Ih hereby given that the un dorslgnnd bus been appointed ad ministratrix of the CHtate of Andrew Klllott, deceased, by the County Court of I ho State of Oregon, for Columbiu County, and has qualified, fll persons having claims against said eiilulo are hereby notlhed to present the Maine duly verified us by law required at tho luw office of J. W. Day. In St. Helens, Oregon, with. In six months from tlio date hereof. Dated and first published Januury 23, H20. ESTHER ELLIOTT, Administratrix. J. VV. DAY, Attorney. PLOWING AIDS SCAB CONTROL . i Apple scab control Ih helped by plowing under the leuvea while Hi. trees aro still dormant, says the O. A. ('. plant pathologist specialists. The fuiigUH that cuuhch scab Is curried over winter In the Infected leaves, and Ih discharged In the air us u microscopic dust, which rises und finds lodging places on the op ening leaf and frull budH. Thn diH chargo may continue as late uh June. New spores uro formed from tho first attacks, continuing the disease until lull. Kpruylng with Umu-iiulfui , 1-2I, Just un the upple blossom clus ters open enough to ullow the spray to touch tho clump of buds at the confer, Ih said lo he the most prac tical control measure. Oregon grow ers now tuivo annually more than u million dollars a year by npruin to,' seal). NOTICE TO ('IIKIilTI)l(H IN THE COUNTY COUKT OK 1 HE STATE OK OUEliON, FOIt CO!.. UMJJIA COUNTY. In tho mutter of the estate of Axel Almroth, Deceased. Notice Ih hereby given that the un derslgiied bus been appointed ad minim rut rlx of the estate of Axel Almrolh. deceased liv ilm r'fmt.ii. Court of the tftnte of Oregon, for loiumniii tounty, and has qualified. All borsoiiH linvfiiv rlnltiiM ntffiin.1 said phi ate are hereby notified to present the sumo duly verified as by luw required at the luw office of J. W. Day, In Ht. Helena. Oregon, with in six months from the date hereof Dated und first published January 23, 1920. HILDA E. ALMKOTH, Administratrix J. W. DAY. Attorney. rr. n I or w ai ki or hu , W ' ir tti ni. In , pi icph ami nave any un ihh that may arise." , frei'tly appreoiule tho npw- Of Coliimhla county If they ' publish this In Its entirely k 1 conlldent they will for I I .ey enjoy rt good npplo, berry .Ty ns well as tlio nvcrago king Ihoso whoso pfTorlH In ) t two years liavo aided no l Him advancement and unking ' 'no have nol done ho lo begin id UHklng your henrly support Ing a plor.aant and profitable )r yo.irselves, I r in ' t Very truly yours, ! A. L. MdltHIS, inihla Co. Krult laspoctor, ' v Warren, Oregon. NOTICK OK UNAI, KK1TI.KMKNT IN THE COUNTY COURT OK Til E STATE OK OKKUON KOK COL- UMIlIA COUNTY. In tho .Matter of the Estulo of Martin Curnlff, Doceaiied. Notice Is hereby glvou that tlio undersigned administrator of tho Estate of Martin Carnlff, deceased, has filed Ills Final account, report and petition for distribution In tho County Court of the Slate of Oregon lor Columbiu County, and that Sat iird.vf' thn 14th day of February, 1920. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M at thn court room of said court In tho City of St. Helens, lias boon up pointed hy said court as tho time and place for heurlng objections to wild tl ii it 1 account und for Una! settlement and distribution of mild estate. Dati d and II rut published January llith. 19 20. . JAMES LEONARD, Administrator of the Es lute of Martin CarnlfT, riu ceused. HarriH & (Tore, Attorneys for Admr. SI. Helena, Ore. NOTICK Tit (TtKIH'l llls IN THE COUNTY COUKT JF T.IE STATE OK OREGON, FOR COL- U.V1IIIA COUNTY. In Hie matter of the estate o. Maria 1). McSweenoy, Deceased. Notice Ih hereby given thul the un dersigned bus been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Maria 1). McSweeney, deceased, hy the County Court of the State of Oregon. for Columbia County, and ban quali fied. All persons having clulms against auld ostute nre hereby noti fied to present the same duly verified as by law required at the law office of J. W. Di-y, in St. Helens, Oregon, within six months from the date l.ereo. Dated and Mm published January 2a, m-u. NOBLE DUNLAP. Administrator. J. W. DAY, Attorney. MN.tli NOTICE. Xo. 2.TI. ' IN THE COUNTY COUKT OF THF STATE OK OREGON KOK COL UMBIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estalu of AthanasloH N. Kapsalen, Alias Tom Kapsales, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un-l dorHlgned, A. B. Harrison, the duly appointed, qualified and acting ad ministrator do bonis non ot the es tato of Atbunuslos N. Kapsales, allat, Tom Kapsales, deceased, baa lilc.d , Iiih fliiui account In the county court of the State of Oregon, for Colum bia County, and thut Saturday, the: 2Klh day of February, 1920, at 10, o'clock A. M. of said day, and the COUIItV courtroom In . II. a nni ' .courthouso at St. Helens, In sal J j uuiii, nan ueeii appointed lor Hie lime und place for hearing objection to said flnul account and settlement thereof. A. S. HARRISON, Administrator Goo. W. Ceurhart, Atttirnev Dated und first published tills 23d "uy oi januury, ivzu. 6-4t WE HAVE EVERYTHING NECESSARY when we start to fix your iIurnl.in;. No sitting around while we sctul the hoy hack for some for gotten tool or materials. We don't make any more dirt than is absolutely necessary, either. Do good work, do it quickly and do it cleanly. R. CONSTANTIN THE PLUMBER Hewitt lildg., St. Helens. ST. HELENS ROUTE Via. Willamalta Slauih THE PEOPLES BOAT STK. AMERICA Leaves Portland daily - -2:30 p. m (Sunday 1:30 p. m.) Arrives St. Helens - - 6:00 p. m. (Sunday 3:30 p. in.) leaves St. Helena - - - 6:16 a. m Arrives Portland ... 10:16 a. m. H. HOLMAN, Agant Makes nil woy landings. Wharf foot A 4I04,r6el' ,'llone": Maln 832S : FRANK WILKINS. at Helens Agent J. T. SCOTT Photographer ST. HELENS, OREGON What Do You Want? if ifi Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables, Varnishes or Paints, China or Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, Floor or Table Lamps and many other lfoni Necessities. WE HAVE IT Larsen & Co., Grocers Let Us Be Your Grocers You Will Be Satisfied Telephone No. 27 Free Delivery ITY AGENTS CO 'ERATE WITH PRESS ' Dgnlzlni? the Ic.rKo part pluyeu by . community nowspaoxr In de- VC . g coinniunlly life and iishIsI- r ir laaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaM To tlm Dyspeptic. Would you not like to feel that jour Htoinach troubles aro over, that Mil can eat anytklnd of food that fnu crave? Consider I lien the fact that Cbaniberlaln'H Tablets have rurod others why not you. There aro many who have been restored to health by tnkhiK Iheso tablets and can now eat any kind of food that I boy rravo. f I Ramsey's Bread . 7- you can got it every day, fresh from the wven. Call , it our bakery and get just the number of loaves you . Want. 10c the loaf. ' Pmiglmuts, pies, a variety of c"kes and other good pasny products can always lie obtained Here. Hot Coffee, cocoa or chocolate. Light Luncses. i J. E. Ramsey hlMMOXS in tub ciRi i rr court of tiik STATK OK ORKUON. FOR TUB COL'NTV OF COLI M1IIA. Muy Jensen, IMalntUT, vs. Frlthjof N. Jonson, Iiefendant. To Frlthjof N. Jensen, the defen dant above named: In the Name of the State of Ore Kon. You ore hereby summoned lw i.ppenr and unswer the complaint filed uKulnst you in the ubove en titled null on or before the lust duy of tlio lime prescribed lu the order for the publication of summons niadu heroin, to-wlt: On or before Satur day, the lit It day of March, und if you full to appear and answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relict prayed for In the complaint, to-wlt: lor a decree dissolving tho bonds of matrimony now end heretofore ex iiitliiK between plalntirf and defen dant, and for audi other and further relief as to tlio Court may seem just, ami equitable. This summons Is publfslied once a week for six consecutive weeks iu the St. Helens Mist Kciicrul circulation, published at St.' Melons, Columbia County, Oregon. The publication of this summon:. is llV Virtue of nn nnler nf ih,. II,,.. Martin While, County Judge of Col- uuiDiii county, Oregon, duly mad. and tiled in this suit on the liuh dav of JaniiiirV. 19 20 nil if thn it ut a of first publication herein Is the 23d uay oi January, is.'U, end the date of I lie lust publication is March Dili, ISiO. Kit EI) W. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence p.nd I'osl oflice uddress: Rainier, Oregon. ' HA SON'S FOR LUNCHES CANITIES CIGARS TOBACCOS ICE CREAM SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES HOT or COLD DRINKS MASON'S VICTORLAS If you did not get a Victrola for Christmas it is not too late yet. Victrola and record cabinet in either Oak or Mahog any, regular pric $57.50, now $53.25. A smaller machine in Oak t $25.00. Come in and hear them. January Records are here. E. A. Ross THE HOUSEFURNISHER Mist Want Ads for Results Your Business Letters (lonu'tid your undivided atten tion In order to carry conviction with every word dictated. They nre a substitute for a personal conversation with the party ad dressed. Do you use as much cr.re In soloctina your office sta tionery! Hotter let us submit soma of our samples. A, J. Deming, druggist ST. HELENS, OREGON Ground Gripper Shoes Can be ordered by mail fur the whole family. The easi est and best, shoe made today. i A Real Corrective Shoe. GROUND GRIPPER SHOE STORE, ism Vt'uk. Street. Portland. Ortcon. 7M 8L Helena Ae-, Taeomt, Wuhinftoa ALWAYS ON ICE We keop our print butter and tub butter fresh and sweet by always having It at the right temperature, a Jittlo abovo freezing. This la the only tro.itment such prime creamery ' Imlter deserves and yon nre en titled to such service. You will find your print tuitter right to your taste; full of good nourish ment, loo. St. Helens Co-Operative Creamery Assn. 1 ! f fa THE UNIVERSAL CAR Buy Now While Deliveries Are v Possible Buy yonr Ford ear aow vrliiU deliveries ara possible. TUera is only a limited, speci fied number of Ford cars allotted to thla territory. You will be wise to buy on now while wa can eel cara to deliver. A signed order with us s your protection. Even our small allotment ot Ford cars is not shipped us until we have bona-fide orders for them. This is because the demand for Ford cars all over the country ts greatar than the supply or production. So, don't depend on spring delivery. . ft Only so many Ford cars will ba shipped Into this territory; only so many will be able to get Ford cara. If you would ba forehanded and plaji ahead, you will have ut del:ver you a Ford car as soon as possible. Th"n yen will l:ave It to use whenever you want It. The Ford ia an all year utility in your home or business. Its seryiceabUlty, its en so of operation, its low coat ot maintenance has mads it such. It will serve you tba . year around. Spring and summer, autumn and winter, it ts your servant; always ready to do your bidding. Fieldhouse Motor Company Insist on Genuine Ford Parts