ui'MMONH
Ir'ilK CIUCtllT COUIIT OF THM
TH1 ,,,iriiiM icon em.
COUNTY.
Kb" Wlnlr. I'lulntlff. v.. Illia
t I, Wlntr.- DofeiKhint.
VUtiil.-t H Wliitr. Defondunt:
N1...10 of th HIM. of Or
f ou re lu-roliy reijulr-d to an
f; miiwer oompUInt fllod
iii.it you I" th" ,,0,,B
OB or bnlorn th expiration of
'...I,, from the dt of the flrnt
Hrsllnn of IIiIk summon-, whlrli
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19 'U and If J" 10 ,0 PPW
anawor ins complaint th; plain-
will VV't l" ln" 1 ou" mnow
,i for Hi roller demanded In
Hon of tho bonda of matrimony
kiii.K between plaintiff and defun-
riil uiiiliions puuuanoo nj or
f of dm Honorable Martin While,
F. j .t... rvnitiiv f'nurt nf th
figa in 1 " " v " ' - - -
i of ()rgon fil Columbia Coun
, and Utttod April 16, 120.
kh order proaiTlboa that anrlw
a in una pun wu nia,ua
i gum""'"
n you hy puhliruiion, once a warn
,H cmiHocullyn wnoka In the HI.
lfn. Mist. Dolo'of llrat public.
n of tlil summons la April 16,
- I nut aiiminiiion win oe nay
10
"!0 J. W. DAf.
I i,l..i-nnv tnr IMulnllff
ma!(tnr and poat-offlr sddrmr,
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ui'xixfiivn
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VrATK OH" OKKOUN, KOlt THU
IfOI'.NTT OK COI.l'MIIIA.
Uimrf N. Brhfirr, I'lalntlff. Y
Binrlk Katlinrlnn Schorer, Deteu-
Iks name or me mine or urn
you rn hnro' y required to Bp-
ft and nnxwer in coiupiaini runu
nit you In the uboTe entltlitd aul
I anil noi imr mo mix wwii
,l. iUl it tha flraf mitillra.
of this summon, and If you fall
sppnar ana answer, ine piaiuuii
taka a dK.r sunlnst you an
4 for In the coinplnlnt film)
Lraln. to-wit: for an abaolute di
t for'Ttr dianolvluc the bonda
n.ipimnnv nnw anrf heralnfnr.
ll.tlnf by and between the plaintiff
Id anionillini inrnm, inn lur aucn
it and further relief aa may b
lDl nun mum in ine prumiaea.
(or hla ooata and dlaburamenta
jrlq Inrurrnd. '
Ttta complaint hernln la baaed upon
itatmiory gruunaa or araenion,
tha inlar fur the publication of
mnioni waa mada on the 6th day
April. 1920. by the Honorable J
ITKktn JtiilffA nf the fMrrull rnnrl
Ihm Rlsl tit Ornirnn. flip f'nlumhla
bunlv anil ln -htrh oritur! t l
tclfM that thla aummon be pub-
tin tor a period or atx conaactitlvo
ka In lint "HI llalana Mill f
paper of i on era I circulation. In
nmDia i ouniy, uregon, nrai aaie
publlmt Ion to l' made on the Ith
kr of April. 1920, and the laat
kMlrttlnn tr he tnade on the llat
01 May, l:o.
W. W. DEAN.
Attorney for IMalntlff.
IfTICH (r HAI.K . OV KRAI.
I'KOPl.HTY
THE flnCflT 'Ot!ItT OH THE
STATR OK" OHI'.(ll)J tV)H TIIK
t'Ol'NTY OK MI I.TNOMAH.
I tha Matter of the 7atate of Alex-
ndor Krenmen. l)'oeaaed.
Not lea la hernbv ilvin Hint In nur.
unca to an nrilrr fit ttm Mpriilt
purl of the fltnte of Oregon, for the
amy 0 Multnotn&h, made on the
lb day of April. A. 1). 1920. In the fo"1: bence aoulh S9 . dogreea 09'
Wl.r of tho Kaiate of Alexander I0" c,t..10 .f.uol: tbence north 0 de-
riemen. doceaawl. the undej-algned roos (1 SO cnat 290 feat to the
'"I tall at prlvato aule In the Office P'ce of begltinltig; oUo ;,
t A V I . I 1 i an ' . . I ri Tl I t - . . .-ll-t. t .,
Alberta Kr.therlne Bcherer,
Nort iweet comer of tlio Nortlmnat
E ",,0' H,'C,l,0,, U- Tn.lHp 7
fi-rt u " WMt of Willamette
Mnrldliin, thence South twenty (20)
clrtilna; thence Weat twenty (201
chutna; tbenco North, nineteen anil
nlnely.four limiOredtha (19 94)
:hulnaj thnnno Kuat nineteen ami
nlnely-i e y e n hundredthe (19 971
cbBlna to the point of beginning
containing 89.91 acrea, more or lena
and being a part of anld Hectlon 21
uud Donation l.und Claim No 4a
AIbo, beginning at a point 43 roda
South of the Nortiiwent corner of
Hectlon 21, Townahlp 7 North, Hange
2 Wel of Willamette Meridian
thence South on Weat lino to the
Houthwoal corner ot tho Northwest
quarter of aald Section 21; thouce
Kaat 011 lino to the Houlheaat conior
of the Weat half of tho Northweat
quarter of auld Section; thence North
on Knat boundury line of the Weat
half of aald Nortliweat ri... ..1
aid Soctlon 21 to Boutheaat corner of
a parcel of land ennvnjred by Victor
Klevea and wife to Eddto Hall; thence
Weat on Varlatlona to the pluc.i 01
beginning, aavlng and excuptlng out
of auld tract above deacrlbnd a ci-r-heretofore
conveyed by Mury W
lght (8) acrea heretofore convoyed
by W. M Klfc-ga and wife to Auatln
Aaron and alau another tract of land
coinprlBlng about flftoon (16) acrea
bereUifore c.,nvoyed by Mury W.
Nnwaon and huabund to M. W. Iluz
ard. Excepting alao all depoalta of pe
troleum and other mlnenil olla, all
miner, vetna and aeuma of coul. und
all other mlnerula and mlnea lylusr
uud buliig within or undor all, or any
part, of tho above doacrlbed liniih,
which are not owned ' by Wlllluiu
('onner, Ellxnlmth A. llrooka and O.
J. llrooka, which exceptanco la more
fully act forth ln the deed of con
veyance conveying the above lnmla
and premlnoB to Wllllum Connor and
Kllxabeth A. llrooka by deed executed
by the Oregon Hulling Company, ol
dttto May 2, 1912, reference to which
for a more full and complete doacr'p
tlon of the reservation and excep
tion herein roforred to la hereby
uiaila.
Also excepting a right of way forty
(40) feet In width for railroad or
logging purpoaoa over and acroaa the
prmiilwi above deacrlbed, all of
which reaorvatlotia herein mentioned
are more fully aet forth In aald deed
of conveyance of May 2, 1912 by aald
Oregon Haftlng Company to auld
William Connor and LUiabeth A.
llrooka.
Alao excepting the following da
acrlbnd tracta of land, which have
been releaaed from tba linn tit tho
above deacrlbed morlgngn, to-wlt: j
(A) liitglimlng at a point which
la South 16& feet and South 87 de
greea, 42' 10" Eanl 412.6 foot, and
South 0 degreea 63 20" Weat 120
feet from the North quarter corner
of Section 21. Townahlp 7 North of
Itange 2 Weat of the Willamette Me
ridian; thence North 89 degreea 6'
SO" Weat 100 feet; thence North 0
degreea IV 30" Euat 100 feel; thence
North 89 degreea 6" 30" WeBt 100
feet; thence South 0 degree 63' 30"
Weal 200 feet; thence South 89 de
greea 6' 30" Eaat 200 feot; thence
North 0 degreea 63' 80" Eaat 100
feet to the place of beginning; alao
(II) Ileglnntng at a point which la
aoulh 166 feot and South 87 degreea
43' 30" cant 412.6 foot and South
0 degreea 63' 80" Weat 270 foot,
and North 89 degreea 6' 30" Weat
IDA fart frnm tlin north nnarter
cornur of Section 21, Townahlp 7
North or lUngo 2 Went of the Wil
lamette Meridian: thence North 89
degreea 6' 30" weat 100 feot; thenc;
South 0 dngroea 63' 30" weal 260
, THE ST. "HELENS MISTTFRID A Y. MA V 21,1920.
aouft lal - . g I1 a pHl"t wl,lc"
5l" 10" - ?la.'.d 80Ut,, 87 d""
J3 20 eaat 412.6 feet and aoulli
' t.63' 30" west 20 feet, and
north 89 degrees 6' 30" west 700.4
1 ." ,",nd."ouU' 0 degreea 63' 30"
west 360 feet from the north quarter
North' B?,,.Bectkm 21 ' TonWp 7
North of Huugo 2 WeHt of the Wll
Imnette Meridian; tbenco North M
u l. ll0Brec 30" west 10i)
roet, tbenco aouth 89 degroea 6' 30"
T f,"'!t: t,10aco N'"-th 0 do
2" 30" -u 100 feot to the
place of boKlimlng; UIho
T. 2, 3, 4. Ileclnnlntr at a i,i.i..i
PAGE FIVE
uii,ii. i. . .. n a poini """"wr iu 10 juarcn 15, lDlft
87 S. ,, iv twX' Hnn u"nu and from Novenber 19, 1918 until
. wv wul vou.o reel
und aouth 0 degreea 58' 30" weal
1091 ftjot. and aouth 89 degrees r
, tettat 24 't from the north
V? ,Crv,cor"er of Soctlon 21, Town-
Willamette Meridian; theneo North
0 degrees 68' 80" oast 700 foef
theneo South 89 degrees V 30" eant
179 feet; thencu Koulli n n
30" Weat SOU rAoi- S 7. ....
. , , v """".i nuuill e'j
degree, l' 30" Eaat 100 feet; thence
South 0 degreea 63' 30" Weat 127
feet; thence North 89 deKreoa 6' 30"
Weat 60 feet; thence South 0 de
gree. 63' 30" West 271.6 feet; theneo
In a straight linn in nls ,.i ,
ginning; alao
.hT'i.! I,e8nnl"lf nt a point
ah ch is South 1 degree V East 709. S,
feet and South 87 degrees 43' Eat
783 feot from the Northwest corner
of Section 21, Township 7 North 01
ian.K,- 2 West of the Willamette
Meridian; thence South 87 (leKreoa
3" East 628 feot; thonco South 0
degree. 9' Knst 231 feet; theneo
North 87 degrees 43' West 628 feel
thence North O Hi,nro. a II' . ... .'
reel to the plu!w of beginning
together with all and alngulur the
lonemenla, liereditamentH nnd nn
purtenancca thernimtn
In anywlso appertaining.
nna rorecioslng the defendants, and
"ach of thorn, of all right, title, In
terest. estate anil nnnitv ,.t ......
lion of, in nnd to the whole of the
auoYo aesennefl real estate, and for
Judgment nild ilncrnn ,llm.in ,u.
- - - - iu
ale of said real estate, and thn whnln
.iiruoi, 10 sausry me amount due 011 l ourt until two 0 clock P. M., May
tho note secured by said mortgago.J 12th, 1920, nnd not thereafter, and
namely, ilia sum nf listen? ... ut that iim, n.111 i. n..i.ui .
rafhnp urtlli Inini.u.t 41 . A 1
nnd the further sum of $200.00, at
torney's fees, togother with the coats
und disbursement, of thla suit and
such sale, and the proceeds applied
toward the payment of the amount
duo on aald promlasory note, costs
of this suit and sale, and towards the
payment of the amount paid by
plulntirf for taxes on aald real es
tate above deecrlbed, and that plain
tiff have Judgment against the de
fendants William Conner, Elizabeth
A. Brooks and O. J. Brooks for the
sum of $2780.98, together with In
terest on $1818.93 thereof at the
rate Of fi nnr Cint ha. annum
. . . u .11 .iviii
November 1, 1913 to March 16, 1916
imm. loeeiiier with ninn,!
$782.05 thereof from the 31st day
of January, 1920 until paid, together
with the costs and disbursements of
this suit.
The defendants are further noti
fied that service of summons ln the
ubove entitled suit ha. been ordered
and directed to be made upon each
of auld defendants by publication
thereof pursuant to an order of the
above entitled Court rendered and
entered on the 13th day of April, A.
I). 1920. That aald order requires
this summons to be published for
six (6) consecutive weeks in the "St
Helens Mist," a newspaper published
weekly ut the City of St. Helens, lu
Columbia County, State of Oregon.
The defendants, aro further noti
fied thut the date of the first publi
cation of this summons is Friday,
April 10, 1920.
O. C. & A. C. FULTON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
P. O. Address: Astoria, Clatacp
County, Oregon. ifj
NOTICE TO CONTKACTOIW
St. Helens, Orogon,. April 7, 1920.
Sealed Proposals, addressed to th9
County Court of Columbia County,
Oregon, at St. Helona, Oregon, and
endorsed "rl'oposal for Doing tho
Following Work In Columbia County,
to-wlt:
"Clearing and Grading the May
ger -Qulncy Hoad from Station 0-00
to Station 23-00 In Road DUtrlct No.
7. will be received by said County
!n the County Itoadmasters office.
ana witn the Supervisor of District
No. 7, at Clatskanle, Orebon, and
may be examined ln the office of the
County Clerk.
Each bidder shall deposit, witn
his bid, a certified cheek for an
amount of at least five (5) per cent
of hi. bid, payable to the County
Clerk, which shall bo forfeited to th-j
County, ln case the award Is made to
him, and he shall neglect, fail or
rofuse, for a period of five days after
such award la made, to enter Into a
.'J 1 L.JU.II I.LEIJ
contract end file the required bond.
The rlgot is reserved to reject any
and all bids. ,
MARTIN WHITE,
County Judge.
A. E. HARVEY,
Commissioner.
JVDSON WEED,
Commissioner.
T. 8. WILKES,
Itoadma.ter
J. W. HUNT,
County Clerk.
rato of 6 per cent per annum from
itovniiiiier l. i in Mr-i. u tuu
and from November 19, 1918 until
paid, and the further sum of $762.05
taxea paid by plnlntiff upon aald
premises, with Interest thereon at
the rale Of g ner rnnl rmi -nn..n.
. " ' " - flW. U II II U 1 1 1
from January 31, 1920, until paid,
All proposals must be mada npou
blank forms, to be obtained from the
Roadmrster, at his office ln St. Hel
ens, Oregon. Must give prlles pro
posed, both in writing and ln figures,
and must be signed by the bidder,
with his address.
Plana and Specification, are on file
t'nllHl Ktnli-a
pution of -aald Circuit Court, on
"tl fl'iy of May at tho hour of
) 00 A. M all I'm rlirl.t III!., anil
lereat Vnii naini., nt n. .i.i ii.
tin Freemen, do.-caaed, at the time
Oil death, and I. II th rla-l.l (It la
N Intereit that the Estate ha. by
K-r-uon or law or otherwise ac
Ired In ttlA aalil n.l.l. Af A 1----.. -
, i. . t .1 i t n K'.niiu VI
Twman. deceased. In tha following
wlbd lot. piece or parcel of land,
"ttta, lying ,.n(1 Yming Tr.ct No.
Hundred Tvontr-one (111).
Fuppoo.a Acre Tructa. aceoritlna- to
laa plat tharnur nn rii. - nf
f tha Office of the County Clork and
r' f said Columbia County
W 8tit of Oregon.
i.UZAliETH FRJCEMAN,
k a ii in in ibi rairu.
F r. Knlht, Attorney for Admin-
'imiru,
'Imi publication April 22. 1920.
w publication. May 21, 120,
p r. iMiignt, nuo (.naiuner oi u j beginning ai a pomi which is
oramerce, I'ortlanJ, Oregon, to the south 165 feet and aouth 87 degrees
phut bidder for cash, gold coin of 43' 30" east 412.5 feet south 0 de
grees 63" 80 west 690 feet from the
north quarter coiner of Soctlon 21,
Township 7 North of Range 2 West
of the Willamette Meridian; thotice
North 89 degreeB 8' 30" west 200
feot; thence South 0 degroee 63' 30'
west 200 feet; tbenco South 89 de
greea 6' 80" eaat 200 foot; theneo
North 0 degrees 63' 20" east 200
feot to the place of beginning; alio
(F) Beginning at a point which Is
aouth 166 feot and South 87 de
grees 43' 30" east 412 5 feet and
South 0 degrees 63' 30" woat 120
feet, and North 89 degrees 0' 30'
west 350 feel from the north quarter
corner or section zi, lowuaiup
North of Range 2 Weat of the VI!-
i.h.ii. M...lilUn flmnpA North 80
1 II 1 II II V 1 11 Ml'liuinn . " ' ' -
degree. ' 30" Weat 100 feel; thenc.i
South 0 degrees 63' SO" West 100
feet; (hence South 89 dogroes 6' 80"
i - - .. ., kt..H, i. n .li
East JUU loei; memo iwua v
greea 63" 30" East 100 feet to the
place of beginning; alao
(O) Beginning at a point which Ik
south 166 feet nnd aouth 87 de
grees 43" 30" east 412.5 foot and
south 0 dogreea 53" 30" weat 270
.. i f i an'
feot and Norm oegreea o ov
westSO foot from the north quarter
corner of Soctlon 21. Townahlp 7
North of Rahge 2 West of tho Wil
lamotte Meridian; thence North 89
degroea ' 30" west 100 foot; thence
South 0 dogroes 53' 30" west 100
feet; thence South 89 dogrees 6' SO
east 100 feet; thence North 0 de
grees 63 30" Eaat 100 feet to the
place of beginning; nlao
... ,. .1 n nlnt which IS
South 166 foot and South 87 degrees
43' 30" onBt 412.6 feot and Soutl.
0 degree. 63' 30" weat 840 feet. an
North 89 dogroes 6' SO" west 2 60
feot from the north quarter corner
. an fc.la.ef Vftt tl fl I
Of Soctlon Zi, lowneiup
. ,i, ihm Willamette
nange a wai. v,
Meridian;- thence North 89 d'f?
.... . . . . aa . IhanNI Hlllltll
B au weal ivv
0 dogrees 63' SO" West 200 feet;
" 11 " V. ...u aa j,. ' SO" Ensi
mence puuiu o u.-n.""- . . .
200 feot; theneo North 0 uogro
6S' 80" East 200 feet to the plncr
ot beginning; also
(N) Bogluning ai a prnm wn.
South 165 feot. and South 87 degree,
.... . a a n a l.nt n n H anllttl I
degrees 63'30" weHt 20 feet a"
nortll oil OPgreua w "
feet from the north quarter corner
i Tnmnahln 7 North or
Range We.V of the Willamette Mo
SO East 60 loei; iiirm-o -groe.
63' 80" West 100 foot; thence
North 89 degree. 6' 30" West 103
i.nn m a atra ght lino to tne
place ot beilnnlMi
til' ft, a
f .ilI5..niu'l!1'r oi'UT ok Tiir.
1'mi.ia . (",'ON, FOR COL-
i --. I Ul IN I ,
'amnion J I.n.ni... rnn. i . .
Poratlon). Plaintiff, v.. William
'wnw EllinbetH A. Brooke. O. J.
Brooki. F. k. llrooka, T. T. 'ar
Pn"jr, J. H. e. Bourne. I. Shurn
"y. C. C. Bhumway, Defen-
rB'i" """i KMiabeth A.
-"", u. j. llrooka, V, K. Brooks,
' DllUmW.y anil P. r Dhnmoaa
tha above named defendant.:
u Ilia N... -. .
ion- vr. ""mu u mo oiaie oi uro-
mp .-7 ""rnny requirea to ap
VM Wl,wnr tnB complaint filed
Court Vl'J ,n "10 b0,r9 entitled
r. noove entitled cause,
111 .lh: ""!: Publication of thl.
8ki il' ""-wn on or before alx
" o'.nr,ll'.Ulh j ot April.
nt ti" 'f.you '"" " 10 "newer for
C .r"f' ,l10 Plaintiff will de-
luitlr a. T. onl 1,1,(1 l"reo accord
iWraely fnrTlJ ,0? ,n eonPnt
l"nln'n docroe 'Ofeoloalng that
the hT K"Kft ''""d bearing dnt
bv ,iV . ay' 1B". na ox
M'. Klwh. J0Tl,vnts William Ci
8'ik. or ,h A Urook .O.. J
'mi 1110 al,ovo namod dofen-
won "oi. n "'ou n wg III,
lli. ... Kecords nf Mnri,,,.. i.
mba" 1,10 County Clerk of
Oregon.. 1 faror
'mintlff the ,nii rorKIn nto
.Hunt rt"o? "g...1e"lbd.."ftl
ia ni n- 'uiiiiuoib uoumy.
H md T po,nt 8 2 5 ehalna
IM ehalna South of tba
SPRAY YOUR
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THOMAS H. ROY
THE MONEY SAVING GROCER.
Phone 42 Yes, We Deliver
St. Helens, Oregon
St. Helens Iron &
(Marine- Works
St. Helens, Ore.
I
Foot of St. Helens Street
A completely equipped shop for all kinds of machins
work, marine work, welding, bra ing, general machine
and blacksmith work. Bring us your ' ork. No job'
too small, none too large. Prices reasonable consis
tent with good workmanship.
J. W. AKIN, Mgr. G. B. DUCKWORTH, Asst. Mgr.
W. A. LEVI, Sec'y.-Treas.
Groceries and Dry Goods.
In the line of Dry Goods we can supp'y your wants just
as readily and just as satisfactorily as you could wish.
Our stock contains all the variety you would find in
mayn stores selling dry goods exclusively.
Our line of staple and fancy groceries embraces every
thing that can be found in a modern stock and all of the
best obtainable brands.
WE INVITE A TRIAL ORDER
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TeJ 35 (One block east depot) St. Helens, Oregon
What Shall I Get
for Dinner? .......
How many times have you asked yourself this ques
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that is constantly confronting you.
CANNED MEATS CANNED VEGETABLES
CANNED FRUITS.
We have them in all the best known brands and at pricea that
will please you. Place your order &t ones.
BUYERS OF DISCRIMINATTNG ' ' '
Will Ilnd the Cooperative Store stocked with the freshest of
staples, and there is considerable satisfaction in knowing that
the groceries you buy are fresh. And there is still more
satisfaction in eating that kind.
TELEPHONE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
Consumers' Cooperative
Store
Successor to St. Helens Union Store
Telephone 80
Everybody's Gardening Now
1920 promises to be the greatest gardening year ever
known. It is realized that the only way to beat the H. C.
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Our Garden Tools
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Our Garden Seeds
will help you grow ore and better vegetables than ever
before.
If j'ou are in the market for
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE or ALUM1NUMWARE '
it will pay you to look over ourshowing.
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Vote for GOOD ROADS Ml 21
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