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Newspaper Page Textf I j THE ST. HELENS MIST FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1920 URT PKLKIEDINGS I Mm. 0. H. ('onynm. Clerk. v...ku, iwn.; .,. , Jontluuail from paf two) tii 1m il.iy It Ih ordered by tlio 1 hut llm I'lork bo, find Iio Ih t authorized and luulructed tu (Ji'iinrul Fund warriint In tlm t of laKO.UO In tuvur if Jumna In full puyuM'iit (or that cer Vurr.inly I mini convoying to blu County, 6.94 iicr or wore out tf tlio HK Vi of gjctlon 7 N. It. 6 Wimt, mild property Did by Culumbla ciuuty, for Barry purpoHCM. IiIh (lay Did llotiil-iii.'iittnr pro l thu Court i,'.unt und ipttclll- ifor t lie luipruvomuiit of couu H UK followH: Wulluc Itond In Itoud DIm i. S Htutlon 0-00 to 40-00. kan In 1 1 flu his Itoud In Koad ; No. 7 Station 36-K7 to 78-00, t Court bxliiK Hdvlm'd In the It Ik ordered thut Raid plan rclnratlnn bo approved and il and Mint a cull for hld for provuinont of nald road be ((I In two iNHuiiK each of the Jitih MUt nnd tlio CluUkanlo uld IiIiIk (o bo opened In the J Court room In tlm City of iih, Ort'Ron, on the 4th duy of try. l-U, ut the dour of 2 5 I'. M. Jiin duy tlm application of tlio Join MlHt and the Kululnr Hn- I or the appointment of the Official NewHpaporu come on i roiiHldoratlon of the Court appearing to tlio Court Unit lid newHprpeni are the twi. Mxtk publlHhed within tho t und having the lnrgoHl nunw I ycurly Htibwrllmrn. and the f being advlHod In the nmttor, Jrdorod by (ho Court that the na MUt and the Itnlnlor Ko . and the grime aro borebv Pitk for Columbia county, for r inzu, and :t U further or- y tlm Court that coinummntli.n tot mid newapnpera for pub Court proceodlnKK and lint ih allowod, be, nnd the aumo i-liy fixed In the amount of corn per n.cn tor a-point type l. IiIk duy the Court selects from rulU of the county the names hundred men to serve as Jur llm year 1920. IiIk duy it Is ordered by tlio tliut the following named per r. und they are hereby ap- I putrolmen ror the following latrlru for the year 1920: flotii 1 and 10, Ueorge W. (No. 2, John Kullberg; No, 12 I. W. Clurk; No. 4. John ;No. 6 and 13, Krlti Anllker; and 14, T. J. Kllppln; Nos. ). J. I.. Di'urlng; No. 8. Kd. -.Nos. 9 und 1 T. U. MIIU; John I). Drown. further ordered by the Court torn entering upon their duties all nio Willi the Clerk of the bond In the amount of (200 tovel by the Court. ir of appolutment of Member (Hoard. kit duy It Is ordered by the Jiut Mr. W. J. Kullerton be, IIh hereby sppointed a inem i the Columblu County Fair Jor the term of tliree yoars. M Drwlgauilng Tolling Md ApiHiintlng Judges and ftt Kl.vtlon. ihlK duy tho following named fund persons were rittHlitnatHi JiiK pIiickm and Judges and ;oi election for the period of lain. I'wlnrl rernltill KihI- IIOIIMS .. Iirown, Chnlrmiin. t tllrt, Judg. lliickeiilierir. Clerk. er II. Keller. Clerk. Hoyson, Clerk. I alls lnvlnt I Menu Ni liiHd Hiiilno, MnAdam. Cliulrinun Turclier, Jiulge. It. Holmes, Clerk. . Hruml, Clerk. I. Heals, Clerk. It-Unlo .No. I City I- liuriiliniii, Chulrmun. fk Hire, JudKe. Hryant, Clerk. Iltinre, Clerk, rude Kllppln, Clerk, Nrcmid liouril. E' iir.vunt, cimirinun. J. Zllliiiun, Judge. ' Culberlsnii, Clerk. Hiirr, Clerk, hn LewlHton. Clerk. laiiie No. a. ch'. ui.. KilKheM. CIhlI rtiinn '. Miirkhiim i.i.i.i L . "rude lllrkenlleld, Clerk. u r., huger, Clerk. II. Con vers. Clerk HchiU Ibmrtf. Geo. II. Conyors, Chulrman. Hum llrUtol, Judge. Henry Krulx, Clerk. Mrs. Juines (leury, Clerk. Mrs. Oscar Klllott, Clerk. I "" InUiiiI lreclii t (irunge Hall. Jumes Oulttens, Chairman. , Charles Merrill. Judge. W. K. Clark, Clerk. J. K. Koyd, Clerk. Idu Denser, Clerk. hbl I'n-rliu-t. lUnlman Mull. T. C. Watts, Chulrmun. I). C Smith. Judge. It. U. Kenny, Clerk. K. H. Tipton, Clork. (1. W. Mnlllniilni. IM...I, MantliluiKl I'rwlii. t. Helim.l Hoaso. w. il. colvln, Chairman. T. V. Tandy, Judge. Mrs. Jus. Armstrong, Clerk J. 8. Wright, Clerk, II. A. Damn 1 1 Clnrlr MUl I'roi lin t. OliI h i., ,1 iionu J. J. Dnnzer, Chairn.un. A. It. MoIhI, Judge. Mrs. I. K. Knowles, Clork. K. T. Wallace, Clerk. W. II. Rose. Clerk Onk Tolnt l'r llict. lUnsn Hull It. 8. I'ayne, Chairman. II. W. Iirown, Judge. W. 8. Itoberts, Clerk A. M Anderson, Clerk. I'. K. Loveirren. Clork (Mott rreciiut. llencr Honl. V.. t:. Oraham, Clialnii-iii. Ictor Furer, J'ulgu Mrs. ('. K. Hamilton, Clerk. (. K. Oraham, t:ierk. Anna M Omhuin. Clitrk Iteliiler No. I Iteconti'i 's Ofllrt. W J. Ielii, Chal'jnt n. W. C. Iye, Juil::e. Murv J. Clnrk, Clerk. Mury K. Sheorln, !!ork J. A. Hchuneaen, Clerk. Hwonct IliHtrd. Jos. Norwood, Chairman. Attlu M. I.eo. Judge. A. I.. Clurk, Clerk K. M. Young, Clerk. F. If. Reynolds, Clerk. Halnltw No. M rk'li.i.l lloiiw. U. A. Ilurbe, Chnlrmnu. F. M. Fowler, Judgu J. W. McMllon, Clerk. Grace M. Hold. Clork. Cclla M. Toiler, Clerk Hcrontl lharl. T. J. Fllppln, Chulrmun. William Held, Judge. F. W. Herman, Clerfc. F. I, .Hedges, Clerk Mrs. C. II. llullherg. Clerk. lUinler No. II. 8. I,. Flunnlgun. Chairman. C. V. Ilanzer, Judge. Hulay McKee. Clerk. Jennie Ixivelucn, Clerk. Jerry Rverman, Clerk. HraiMMHM I'reclnit Walts price Hall. J. I). McKay, Chairman. II. West, Judge. Iluxel M. West, Clerk'. I.auru McKay, Clerk. Mrs. J.. K. WUt, Clerk. Neroiiil ltoanl. W. K. Stevens, Chairman Oeorge W. Grant. Judge. Charles Koutvk, Clork. Hose Watts, Clerk. H. E. Wist, Clork. NpllxenlMTK l'r Inct. H IkmI Moiih.- I.. It. Frlnk, Chulrmun. J. J.J Gagnon, Judge. Waller Holton. Clerk. H. Kills. Clerk. Hurry Iteynnlds, Clerk. HI. Il)ltiis No. I. ourt Hll)to, I. . It. Itutherford. Chulrman. J. II. Thntcher, Judge. Iiift I.lilvnrrl Clork Olgr. Hellborn, Clerk. J 1.. Htorla, Clerk. Kwontl Itounl. M. Hnxon, Chnlrmnn. I'. W. HnrrlHon, Judge. C. A. Itotgnr, Clerk. W. K. Mdynrd, Clerk. Mrs. I. M. Day. Clerk. HI. Helen Xo. 2.-r,Skiitliig Itlnk. A. II. George, Chairman. S' II liu in ItUKiiell, Judge. Klin C. George, Clerk. Mrs. Surah Kllison. Clerk. Anna ItlrhurdHon. Clerk. Hocond lloartl. Frnnk Oeorge. Chnlrmnn. J. W. McDonald. Judge. A. S. Illaoy, Clerk. A. It. Specrow, Clerk. Marry ItlrhardHcn, Clerk. Nt. Helens No.' . I. O. . I'. Halt. Chrrles tiruham, Chulrman, A, J. Kelley, Judge. V. W. Clnrk. Clerk. W. H. Fnxon. Clork. Glenn Williams, Clerk. Vernouln rrwlnrt (irunge Hah. W. I.. Hull. Chairman. toss Duncan, Judge. Carl ltylunder. Clerk. A. II. Tnrhell. Clerk. Artliur U. I.lndalil, Clerk. VankUin I'nxlni t. ;runge Q. L. Tarhell, Chnlrmnn. Moda Griffith, Judge. It. C. Jeffries, Clerk, liny Tarhell, Clerk. oJhn Dowd, Clerk. STATE OF OHKUON. County of Columbia, ss. I. J. W. Hunt. foillltV Clnrlr an. I Clnrk of tho ('ii.iniv I'nnH r u.a above numed County nnd Btuto, do noreiiy cerury that the foregoing is a true end correct IUt of the polling places and the Judges end Clerks of Election, as appointed by the Coun ty Court on the 12th day of January, 1920. Witness my band nnd seal this 13th day of January, 1920. (County Seal) J. W. HUNT. County Clerk. On this day II.- K. Ialiare Sheriff ond Tax Collector of Columbia coun ty, presents to the Court bis report on the 1918 Tax Rolls and asks that he be authorized to credit errors and j double assessments on the tax rolls , and -that warrants bo issued In favor, of those persons who have overpaid,, and the Court being fully advised In I the matter, it Is therefore ordered: by the Court that the said Sheriff and Tax Collector be, and he is here by authorized and Instructed to credit said errors and double assessments as asked for In said report. It is further ordered by the Court that the Clerk be. and he i hereby authorised and instructed to IMU General Fund Warrants, la fafer of the persons hereinafter namstt la amountB set opposite their names, same being amounts overeoUeeted by said Tax Collector and doe Mrs persona as follows: E. Lindsay, $10.00; W. T. Head split, $3.49; T. J. Fllpptn. $7.93. Whereupon the Court adjoweail. What Do You Want? if if froceries, ruits & Vegetables, famishes or Paints, Phina or Crockerv. kitchen Utensils, Floor or Table Lamps manv nthfr ITnm J Vt4i Necessities. WE HAVE IT ..1 Larsen & Co., Grocers Let Us Be Your Grocers You Will Be Satisfied f elephone No. 27 Free Delivery McCormich Deering, International, The Most Reliable Harvesting and Hayins Machine .'rL MM The Moat Efficient Tractor and Poieet Machine lxiPV know these trade names. ' Your father and grandfather knew three of them. They knew in their time, and you know today that these names stand ,ui iiigucii quality iarm macninery in the world. McCormick built the first practical reaper, Deering sold the first twine binder and was a good-twine pioneer, and William Parlin was one of the first steel plow pioneers. The lines of harvest ing machines and plows started by these farm ma chine builders have been growing and developing ever since. Other machines have been invented and developed by the same manufacturers, and every new machine and implement has had built into it the years of manufacturing experience and farm knowl edge accumulated by McCormick, Deering, Parlin and their successors. Now all of these machines and implements have been merged into one line the International Harvester. The reputation of every machine and implement in this line is the same. We Sell the International Line What doe thi mean to yoa a a farmer? It means, first of all, that you can buy any farm machine or implement you may need, right here in this town, without taking chances on experiment or implements that might be "orphaned" one or two years after you buy them because of the manufac turer going out of business. You can always get repairs for any machine or implement in the International line because the Harvester Company will never go out of business. You are assured of reliable machines because every machine in the Harvester line is tried out and tested under actual farm conditions, before being offered for sale to the farmer. The Experimental Department of the Harvester Company is the roi t thorough and active institution of its kind. It means, second, that you can get repairs and repair service on all of these machines through one concern us. Yod don't have to go to the bother and inconvenience of trying to get repairs and service from half a dozen or more different companies. You won't be taking chances on expen sive delays waiting for repairs during the busy seasons because we are going to carry a big stock of repairs on hand and any repairs that we might not have we can get for you in a hurry by a 'phone call to the International Harvester branch house. Tack this advertisement up in your machine shed so that whenever you need repairs for any of your International machines you will know where to go. Also, you will know where to go when you are in the market for new machines or implements of real quality and the highest operating efficiency. The Complete International Harvester Lino Grain Harvesting Corn Mtchinct (Cent.) TiDifJasyfeaatrt, (CwA) The Most Popular Plow ami Tillage Implement ERICKS0N & LUND Agents For Warren and Vicinity WARREN, OREGON PHONE 1-W Binders Tractor Binders Push Binders Headers Harvester-Threshers Rice Binders Reapers Shockers Threshers Haying Machine Mowers Sulky Dump Rakes Side Delivery Rakes Tedders Comb. Side Rakes and Tedders Hay Loaders Sweep Rakes Suckers Comb. Swp. Rakes and Suckers Baling Presses Bunchers Ensilage Cutters Pickers Huskers and Shredders Shelters BeetTooU Beet and Bean Drills Cultivators Pullers Seeding Machines Cotton Planters Plain Grain Drills Fertilizer Grain Drills Broadcast Seeders Narrow-track Seeders Wide-track Seeders End-gate Seeders Alfalfa and Grass Drills Hemp Drills One-horse Wheat Drill Fertilizer and Lime Sowers Corn Machines Ullage Implements Corn Drills Planters Combined Corn and Cotton Drills Walking Listers Wide-tread Listers Tractor Listers Two-horse Cultivators Two-row Cultivators Lister Cultivators Motor Cultivators Binders Tractor Plows Tractor Grub-breakers Riding Plows Walking Plows Hillside Plows Subsoil Plows Two-way Plows Bisk Plows Disk Harrows Reversible Disk Har. Tandem Disk Harrowa Leverless Tractor Dish Harrows Orchard Harrows Spring-tooth Harrows Peg-tooth Harrows Com. Spring and Peg. tooth Harrows Flexible Peg tooth Harrowa One-horse Cultivators Culti-packert (Soil Pol. verixers) Power Machine, Kerosene Engines Gasoline Engines Kerosene Tractors) , Motor Trucks Other Farm Equipment j Cream Separator Firm Wagons Farm Tracks Grain Tanks -Manure Spreads Straw spreading ftt- tachmenta Stalk Cutters Feed Grinders Stone Burr Uilia Knifr Grinders Tractor Hitcnea CmnelSIla Syrup Evaporator Evaporator FtarsanBat eTwtae jit.