St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, February 20, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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THE ST. HELENS MIST
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0. D. HEILBORN Ytet PrmUit t Wuo,?- .ral Uie ajaa
1. C. MORTON EdJttf'"-" iftr f., -3tc titrj-
tiiij. ail ty tit tf ffiaa
PUBLIC FORUM
snsscrarno-f oatus
Om Tr 12
tx XcoU 1
EsUrtd aj swa4-aM matter .
Jaatary lit. II) 12. at taw Powtoftew
t St tiwlews. Ot-o-, sodwr Uw Mt
el MareA Jrt. 1171.
COCSTT OmClAh PATER
Iiei!r Natloiil EdKsrfil Aj
datioa Lid Ortfco But E-iiiortai
Aasociatloa-
taur4 at lie -rMWeftM l
jjraf. pfai.y. lor ti s-:ppc-4
vi i. t.ol esct ca t; t.-ia ct
ti prw;dct wouii ait hire ta
iia o tit ii;:n s ta iic.
A Irw iter, ovt'.ij a-, U ap-p.-l
liua Prtwirfint Wujon i sci
o i.i t- carved fcS'i.ii:y apoa
i.-tt Of PT
-C'J. t&ia
tinny &as battered at lie prio.
door, tat tif door rc.i4 i:;'.
fctta Pr.ia: U'lm aid t..
pop: c( tii coii'.rr tire hid ba
a tr.il fcst to it j trLiagsd to a
ci.il!. fjj aetio-s tare ca d--rri:.rf
ai ton as i abroad. H-a-Mii-J
a treaty tea ti titles
r j i -.if 1 aa4 ot
r-r,-it ot:a.r- ail -fo, ts
j 1-cr-i.-'l a&r44. .S-r tu a
tiia :u Woc-4rc 'A ii.ois. He U to
". bit ta h: i-rtr.r.zt4 l iej
:32:5i:. t'.ir4 aad fa;!a far
rrari c ti promts. A cc
raa po""acest U rot tie k:tS t:.at
AiE-r-.ra i;re. Wilson bi foanJ
tsi oat. oat U too liatbern ai
r.f'Xiitie i ae-ao'ii( it.
VA.ST UULIH CAME f fWM THE
F.lKMn IV 1I9.
The Vzlif-A S'a'e d-pn-;-t of
r-rj-sitar ee:;cate . ralae of
THE I'JOHT THIVi TO IX
Tie M:V. leartlj- afproT cj tie
ai'ln of tie a,i'f.: H;z.xi t:ft
neo tier otwl a IHW apprpr
tloa to aid ta deeotttf tie N.frer
ere bar. Fcr tf.e pajt n year-,
thla bar Laj bea a tacra la tie
of ilpt-it-. a:powser kce-r cf
tie bar aa'l lie txpo:bii.,T.7 of f.
ttof deep draft -eij oTr ( A
TeI ocer fce:u.te to aeal t:j
i:p to a pvrt ire '.here U a Lie
liheevi cf tie lilp toft;r- fcc:toi
sacn waa aai 1 tie cue la St. Hei
er.i to far ai reset of orr li feet
draft ia eoacr-iel.
Tie Myrorxlek fstereeu iar,
done tir fail iiare tr uir.iii
Ii49 for ta or aai tie o:-r
ailpala- li:eret i;i oa ao pr
erry here, tar tiova tce.r fa;ta u.
the oort by aiTit.:L- taore
Cmly
ra
trj'.
remo
wLh to kao iy tie tixpi.rtra of
S. Heieca aho-lil e&ctri'oa'. aay
towaMi th! laiproTecent. T- t.t-j
the M;t irlJl itate u.at th tfe-jec-ia-
of tb bar or l'l reaioral, U a
Uia'.ter of -real aad riul injrTaa;
to St. Helena acl torrousiiit ua
try. Wfcen lie bar ta retuo-1, b:;
T.ss!a caa cooie to St. Helen ini
take on cargo. TLwe Teuei
give employment to mt-uy vim at
fclgh wa-e. The mony earaH wtll
b dlatrtbotM nl St. Helen) ad tie
fact that Ur-i -e.taeii are aole to
load at t. Helen will add mucb to
the important of the port. The la
rreaaM builneaa whlcu will fclljv
and the diatnbatlou of a large pay
roll will benefit frrery resident of
tha city. The deepening of the
channel U city banineu and th-s coaa
cll took tbe right rlew of the mat
ter The 11004 they tareted will
bring large return. and In the nexr for 1)14 a'. 114, for 1)13 at 126. to;
z.'T f:rt prue o! II C
sZi,t 'a tie atar.a: of a :
c:'.y, ciiy !a".y frta.
ycnli&i 1. u tcaz'-i on a gl
rai'r-Ad aai tie ta3::f3l lower loi
atnLa itjfi-aj. or wto tios
'A f-p;e ;.! tra-tl to aa
from ti' Ccai.
Wita i dairy. sr. Iar-j:cg. aai
aa 1 wi'.a prep
oiitsli But a
coa.aa.ry or aader'.ij:g of aay kiad
- a iacreat ai:iijt eo-Gp.-atwa.
la tie cr fs'.sre aiea tie a:gi
ay U ei j'.o i Scappocs
arce:y V a i-.:itg a::a. No
doast its pcp!e ii:d t In grea.
iiige.- ca atco-a: of tr":c oa tt
i.gi-ay wi'h eo p.jwtr to ta.'orc
lie ped U
cerai targ!r. har taken place
in S'appoc tie pan year and o'.ier
La are be.: T:cla-.-l erery day
siica a bojj aio!rg cigarette aa.i
raaalag ai frcrn ioce.
Aa tteorporated city taj foai
couacCzea aal a mayor to are
ited ty tie popie of tie efy
Tie co-sel!2-.a appoint the cea
ary off.ers to enforce the iaai
mr!ore. if icappo it tacorora:
t l. lie woald act a?e to aeo l near
ly ten naiea aay to get aa officer
If a crla.e u eoitcltted. The coaa
ciiaiea ta- tie power to eubi:au
aa e:xr.cty pUat aad :dewa!k
h;cfl are n.ll Tery bad!y ta Scap-P'.-i-?.
Attecpcing to manage a town w
a pHrT 1 1 0 0 rava:n ta be tr: ' " , , out eo-opera-.ioa woald b l:ke trylt
!ed before tie fall liit-ft. tie I' . - 'o r-aa aa automobile without a :eer-
of ceepeaig tie tiaaael or tie . . " . .7 T" r T , :l deiee Alio remember the old
l of ti bar, ja riiaei. t T. T " , motto. "Lnite-1 we stand, dirided w
alblr there ar iome who win ilT ? " - f?r "'; falL"
: enaated tw.ee f;rt for l?a frej
Taie ax.d later In tie e.lmate for
meat prod seta, aad to ws erteai
ati.I aiotier In poultry aad egg.
bit wsen Urge a;owanc i a.i.ii .
tor lieee dupucioa eoocgh re-'
raaLaa to lea a total meaaar;cg
well sp to tie cost of tie war t i ;
tie 1'aited State. Pro-iacu uken
directly from tie aoil tad a ralae at;
t.-.e fara of more than 1 1 C. 044.60') . '.
000. while ti direct money cot of i
ft war, from April, 117, to April,
1H. waa 121. . 004.040. accord-;
lag to tie itatuuciant of tie wir de
KINSLEY ALLEN.
3cappHW High School.
Will power U something that
make yoa do thing that you don't
want to do.
NOTUT Tl C-KP;iITrW
IX THE l Ol'NTV COURT Or THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR COIv
I'MBIA COUNT V.
Notice U hereby gWen that the oa
dersigaed hat bVen appointed al
m nUtrator of the estate of Hermaa
Zatterberg. deceased, by the ( oua-
tr Conrf r.t (iia r.f r0r.n n.
r J.lt , T of -'4-,,2'-i'lbia County, and has duly
000.004 1 nearly ttre time as Uualif.ed. All pers.ons harlar claim,
mach a the corre ponding gross against the said estate are hereby
tota of farm producta 10 yean ago . nWlf:ed to present the same duly
Taking the lioi production a aa . renfled as by Uw required at thi
112 f ood at 10. for 113 at 115.
future.
MFFTI.V5 OF ST. HEI.E.VS
rH.tMBKK OF COMMERCE,
An Important meeting of the S'.
Hels Chamber of Commerce will
be held at the City Hall on neat
Wednesday evening, February 25t.!i,
11 at 157. for 117 at 22. for
118 at 242 and for 11 at 292.
While a great part of thu ad-1
ranting value was dae to rising
prices, some part of It Is ascrtbableij v" bay Attorrev
to actual Increased production. Tit, i ' '
American farmer was not an Indus-i SUMMO
triai siacner aunng the war. He ... ,
worked harder th. he had worked ,N yj(:0l-.nT 0F TE
Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof.
Ijated and first published Fcbru
ary 13th, 120.
OLOP rOHSIiEHG.
Administrator
STATE O? ORECON, FOR fOL-
t. MBIA f)LSTY.
Emery N. Rlodgett, Plaintiff, ft
Marcella fcllodgett. Ijefendant.
To Marcella Rlodgett. the abore Dim-
d Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OP OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer t;:e
complaint filed against you In the
at eight o'clock It Is expected that ' In time of peace, and that spirit of
this meeting win interest all of the wimng industry U still with him.
150 members of the Chamber t '
Commerce. J The Mist believes that In the not
Many lnipomnt matters will he ytT!7 f4r future, the Amerl-an p co
taken sp. among them being the t( fi" to appreciate and hon
I'nlon Mgh school question, th r'T those senators who have held out
f-lauvle Island drainage matter, or- ff-r treaty or League of Nation
ganlxatlon of a port of St. Helens, W- that givrs the U..S. full reprs
and other Interesting toolca. ; sectatlon and relieves it of the re-
Mr. A. Neppach, a prominent Port- sponainiiny 0' protecting fcurope and iaoove entitiea lourt on or before the
L'tnd manufacturer, will address the A,la- A peace treaty should have I 23rd day of February, 120, uhlch
organization. Mr. Neppach fca fD signed long ago, but when the!;i" ' weeks after the 9th day of
reputation as an entertaining speak- treaty becomes entwined with i. j January, 1920. the date ordered for
er and the Chamber considers iuelf league of rv.tions, It looks as though ' tiio first publication ofthls summons
loitunate to have secured him. : li'e foreign powers were attempting ! and If you fall to so appear and an-
to slip one over. Congress shoulo I swer, plaintiff will apply to the Court '
Colonel House's success In diiW ?kV.?T..! Jyed ,or ln com-!
I' i'Zri?:: government! !ng the marriage crractTerJ,:
.1 " an Mauiri U UU1 aim UUW KA1K11QK UTWfPn I h A r.lafn.'
. 1 .1... ...11 ...
"m a""l"r i forefathers Is still in existence, even ! tiff and defendant
: though Mr. Wilson d'jes not recog-
i nize it.
One reason we are a great nation !
Ih because we have been unable to !
exhaust our resources In spite of our
best efforts. Ex.
Nobody listens to your troubles
when you tell them because he Is so
anxious to tell you his.
When things go from bad to worst,
because they haven't yet gone from
worst to worst.
herein, and for
If It Is true that President Wilson
"kept us out of war," please tell us
who Is keeping us out of peace.
such other and further relief as to
in i.oun snould seem just and,
equitable. i
This summons Is served upon you'
by publication thereof pursuant lo
an order of the Hon. J. A. Eakln i
Judge of the above enUtled Court
made on the 3rd day of January':
1920.
First publication, January 9, 1920
Last publication, February 20
CLINTON A. AMHROSE '
Alton far PlKaatiff.
314 V4 Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon.
A Growing Bank
Promotes Growing Business
rv p youd ever stop to think of that?. .The mobil
U ization and centralization of money here in the
Columbia County Bank for instance makes possible
a bigger and better return co-operation upon our part
in making farming and commercial interests in this
section thrive.
It isn't a case of OUR bank, but YOUR bank which
Provides a safe depository and dependable helpmate.
At your service, whether your need be small or larke.
ST HELENS
a VC OREGON
no-tick to f ovTiacroiw !
"elen''' Oregon, Feb. 1 th !
1920.
Sealed Proposals, addressed to the!
founty Court of Columbia Count.- !
Oregon, at 8t. Helens. Oregon, km,1
endorsed "Proposal for Doing the :
Following Work in Columbia County I
to-wit:
A. A. Smith Ho a rt in Una A r,(. -i... '
No. 3.
Highway Addition Road, in I'.oad
District No. 14,"
. will be received by said County Couri
j until 2 o'clock P. M., March 3r
I 1.920- not thereafter, and at
jthat time will be publicly openM'
and read.
All proposals must be made upoa
; blank forms, to be obtained from the1
i Roadmaster, at his office in St. Hcl
; ens, Oregon. Must give prices pro
, posed, both In writing and In figures ,
! a1.i ?.UHt "lgned br the bidder!
i with his address. :
! Plans and Specifications are on i
I I!, :,A'' 8m,th Uoa1 Wth U. W '
! "oulton, Oregon. Highway ;
Addition Road with T. J. Fllppln
! '"ir' ?rKon' and may exam!
Clerk 0"ICe f the Counlyi
i Each bidder shall deposit, with his
b d, a certified check for an amount
of at least five (6) per cent of his!
bid, payable to the County Clerk I
which shall be forfeited to the Couu'i
; ty, In case the award is made hlme 1
land he shall neglect, fail or r,.r,. :
!:lr.ap.erlod .of flva afte- Bucui
tract and file the required bond
andTaUrb1as.",re8erVe(1 l an
MARTIN WHITE, County Judge
T; S- WILKES, Roadmaster.
JAMES HUNT, County Clerk
Pn-ei. l-at - esl.J tot
xaa'cr frta Mcn. H ponentj
.tosi p-y a: l i- f
T -at f j-.vr:ty dida I
a cU.-a titag !a ,a
war aiiiif.c-a Pv:.
COUNCIL PROCEED I NCS
St H.c-. C'r'a. Ftriary :h
i:.
Tr.e ( ity Ccaar! oz ti ive
date. ia tie C iUi St. !"-.
T-o. ta rgali.- wii i, a. I of
ficers prot
Ti n::a!w of ti L.:t ' '
o-.eiC wtr reJ aai pnnc
Report!: Ti Mayor .:! t.'
: h tad tui:ad tse plac-.tf of ligM
pole ia W: St. Hi-a.. 'rmj ir
P. O. fcjii'.i along ti t.C-i''. l
! Vi'.tca crk. aad !a iu i;:ox V
Hi wc a Bec-!'y. aa t 1 ad vr
dere.1 tie p-tit lo b plif J
A repr"etaiiv from A U Ir.g ,
aal Co wai prsjt as! etiiolii".
uxpirt cf tt. A motion vj ca '.tr
aad ca.-r.J that ti City trciii
754 f- cf itci to si "!
by utp;-, it II 3i pr f.-t-t
J. B W;iiagtca broei.-.l up tie
;a-s'ioa of tie lmpro';rt of a
portica cf Cicaa I'.twi Ip irntt of
tia property, aai osfrtJ to lm
prcT-.-ai now b:ct a-.i's it div.
act foUow tie fa;er cf t!.e tr:
aal worjM t of n tiif.l to l:i.
!i tame waa dlsBM l--..t'.Li.
aai ti matter was t.il oir aaa
taka unIr ai-.seo:ef.l.
Aa Ord'.cane n.oii.u the ( Itv
Counrtl to lea. a pf.rtlui. ..f tie tide
land la trct of St. Ht!-ti street to
J W. Aia was read the tii'rj i.'rn.
ln fill, and ca cutioa tncit ard car-r,-i
pat oa Its fiaal pii- aad was
pisrd by tie following v.y : I-.nn.
y: O'Conaer. . !.'b-. ),
aad was .r,r.-d aad asprovJ by tiie
Mayor, and atte!J iy t!. Record
er Ii :); Cii:tr of dr,v'.ng plJ'-.g o.
dolphins at ti City lioek. f.n mat
ter was taken up and dlitiiiiol, sr.d
a motion mad aad err.'sl hat to
dolphins consisting of five p.ling each -be
driven at th flock.
Tho bill of L. J. VaaOrihovcn
hle was laid over from lat m--t.n
waa lakea up. aai oa motion order
ed paid by warrant on thi Trtaurr i
The question of open pnv: ai 1
taken up and d!.cusd. .u l i. mo
tion ni.-de aad carried that tper.
jrlvles shall not be con:rurt(! near
er that 20 feot from the property
l:n of any lot within the ei'y l.m'ts.
end that the City Attorney 'k; In
structs! to prepar an orJinaac to
that effect.
The Recorder was Insirs-t-'l to
notify til persons wtthm the l.jiit
nt any swer to connect therewith.
No further businees appearing oa
motion made and carried ii ;ct.
Ing adjourned.
Attni:
K E QUICK.
fty Recorder.
(ITATH)X
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THK
STATK OP OREGON. FOR Col
UMIIIA COUNTY.
the Ml,er "t the Estate of
William H. Iierebery, Iieceased.
To Emma L. Ierebery. Percy Iiere
bery. May Melllnger. Maud Hlgneit
Perry IjereUry. Myrtle Dunlap. Anna
n.gnett and Edna SlgnHt. heirs of
iiiiam B. Lierebery. deceased and
to all other unknown, if such there
be. Greeting:.
In the Name of the Stat of Ore
gon, yoa ar hereby cited to appe.
at th March term of ihe Count"?
fourt of Columbia County. State of
Oregon, at the Court room of sid
,"r,1, '? l,h" ( lt' of St- '
the 30th day of March. 1920 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said da
then and there to show cause. If ary
exist, why an order should not be
made and entered In said Court ai d
u. authorizing and directing
lerry Melllnger administrator cf
aid estate, to sell the whole of the ;
leal estate of aaid dar.d. at el
ther i rivate or public sal-., a sail
administrator shall judge to be mo
'r', M real
to-wit- -"riiei is follows.
The west half of th Northwest
uar!" of Section 35, TownsMp 6
' 6 of th Wlilltmctie
Meridian. In Columbia County, state
' (ron- "opting CO acres and .
right-of-way conveyed to the Uultols
18th, 1911, which deed U record
n Hook 14 of th Deed Record, of
Columbia County Oregon 1
. 0htOKWh,Rfi De6d rd re eretire
Is herehv ma,. f. .
dctscrlpuon of mm J,?
and right-of-way.
Witness the Hon. Martin White
tr Mn TnA fr (;ol,,mb"' -oun-!
1920 r f Feb)r" A- I'-
Attest:
10-14-6t. J W- HCNT-
Choice
Candies
AT MASON'S
FOR
VALENTINE OR
ANY OTHER TIME
LARGE VARIETY OP
FANCY BOXES,
CHOCOLATES
HARD MIXED
FRENCH CREAMS
MASON'S
GROCERIES
We Have Ihe Best We Sell the Best
Try Our Service
A. T. KIBLAN
Tel 35 (One block east depot) St. Helens, 0rtf,
Are You Getting
the Best Meat for
the Money Spent
If you will inspect our market
will find the best meats at the n
nrirp;. Our lino nf Crnrprlc vi
r - " 'w mj
Vegetables is complete.
A
0
The People's Market
THE ORIGINAL CASH AND CARRY STORE
Phone 40 St. Helena, Ortp
Avoid
Disappointment
IN BUYING GROCERIES BY TRYING 0UI
STOCK AND SERVICE
We hatisfv nnr
Customers
That Is one of the reasons for the big increase 'a
our business.
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
OYSTERS, CRABS AND FISH
THOMAS H. ROY
THK MOXI.Y SAVING GROCER.
Phone 42 St. Helen., Oregos
DORT
Quality Goes Clear Through
Probably the chief reason for
the excellence and economy of
ort performance is the re
markable simplicity of Dort
construction. No car on the
'iaikct is more simple and ac
c visible. This is important,
j-" it means that Dort. will
stand up" and stay fit. -
C!lSiJi$1205 at St. Helen;
COPELAND AUTO
'"mt"a S"l. I'on. 87 st, Helens. Oref0