THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JULY 30. 1920
PAGE FOUR
BY-GONE DAYS
.Twenty Years Ago
(From the Files of The Oregca Mist
July 27. 1900.)
E. E. Quick received the Intelli
gence this week of the death of an
aunt, in Kansas who died July 13th.
Since the county court has appor
tioned the money collected on ao
count of bicycle tax we may expect
to see a start made for the Improve
ment of paths for wheeling. Of
Tattle A. McLennan, C. E. Ernst,
Tracts 5, 27. 11 Hutskanle Drainage
District. Tracts 2A S, Tract 4C
Magruder Drainage District, Tract
55 Midland Dralnrgo District. $1.00.
July 21 Thomas E. Ketel et u
to Columbia County Lumber Co., lots
24. 25. 26 block 22 South St. Helena.
$10.00; Frdeerlck HugHtrom et ux
to Leonard W. Hugm roiu, strip 60
feet over NW of SWVi and WVb
of SV nnd SK of SWV of Sec.
25 T. 6 N. 11. 6 V., $93.00. Albln E.
Harvev et ux to J. N. It ice, land In
Sec. 8 T. 7 N. It. 4 W., $1.00. Etta
Williams to William Thomson et ux,
KM of NVi Sec. 27 T. 7 N. K. 2
W.. $4500.00. W. 11. McGIU et ux
course, the court has Jurisdiction over 'to Geo. W. Vogel et ux, lots 12 and
this matter, but the money paid by 13 block 2 ogel tract, xi.oo. A. u.
bicyclists and may properly enough Wright et ux to Exol Vogel, lots k
be expended for the benefit and : and 4 block "E" Koxy Park, $1.00.
pleasure of cyclists. I juiy 22 H. A. Sherman iO Thos.
Most of St. Helens' pouktlon la at E. Ketel. lots 24. 25 and 26 block
the coast or will be toon. J. G. Watts j2 Soulh St Helens, $DI;0 00.
trtid family went down Tuesday Mrs. j Ju, 23j .- fl , t ,,x ,
T.iniAa h-ipr anil famllv loft vautnpdnv .
........ , ..........u . j jit.u. .... ..nr. I.nni'iar I'll 1 .n:her ivi
for Seaside. W. F. Slaughter and
wife and Misses Daisy and Lavelle
Watkins left Thursday for the sen
shore. M. C, Gray and wife expect
to go to Clatsop in a few days. A.
J. Demlng and family will spend the
summer in the hills, in the vicinity
of I'eris.
J. G. Carr came in last Friday
with his graphophone and gave an
exhibition at Zillgitt's hall Thursday
evening of this week. Joe expects rto
start on the road with his talking
machine. Vernonla Notes.
Twenty-Five Years Ago
(From the Files of The Oregon Mist
August 2, 1S95.)
Edgar Muckle and his spotted pony
came up from Haintor Wednesday.
W. A. Harris Is now occupying
the Wikstrom house on Honesty hilt,
recently vacated by W. J. Rice.
Mrs. Judson Weed :ind children
left Tuesday for Lexington, Wish.,
to spend a short time with relatives.
The Knights of Pyth'.as lodges of
St. Helens, Rainier and Kalama con
template giving an excursion to the
seaside some time in the near future.
and negotiations are now pending
for the charter of a suitable stetmer
for the occasion.
Mr. Price and Mr. Watts and wITo
of Scappooso, and Mrs. N. A. Perry
of Houlton. were in this place Satur
day to see Mrs. Watts' daughter, Miss
Marie, who has been teaching the
summer school at this place. Yank
ton Notes.
:
Twenty-Eight Years Ago
(From the Files of The Oregon Mist
July 29, 1892.)
James Muckle t tils week con
structed a floating bridge :-nd float
ed It down t-re river to Deer Island
where I': will span Deer Island slough
connecting the main land with the
island. '
The Odd Fellows will hold their
first regular meeting In their new
hall tomorrow (Saturday) evening.
All those desiring to become charter
taembers should be present.
Goble was treated to some excite
ment on Saturday last. In a stae
of drunkenness William Burdlck
came near shooting A. Nevln in the
latter's saloon. Burdlck had been
tending bar for Nevin for some time,
and on Saturday night was making
preparations to go hunting on the
Sunday following. He had procured
a shotgun and about 10 o'clock he
was In the saloon with a number of
other men, and for some reason or
other, perhaps best known to him
self,' he begun to flourish the weapon
around the room. Some bystander,
becoming uneasy lest he should do
Borne damage, caught the gun, where
upon Burdick pulled the trigger, the
ball passing close to Mr. Nevin and
entering the wall. He was arrested
and placed under guard. Sunday
night the guard felr asleep and dur
ing the sntning that followed the
prisoner awakened. He at once made
his way .through the back door, which
was not locked, and disappeared in
the darkness. No clue as to his
whereabouts has yet been obtained,
but It is safe to say that he Is be
yond the reac'i of nls sleepv guard.
LIST OF TRANSFERS
Reported by Columbia County Ab
stract Co.
July 15 Fred Trow et ux to Chao.
L. Clark et ux, lot 1 bkek 25 Rain
ier, $10.00. George D. Atehlnson to
John Calvin Atehlnson, land in Sec
8 T. 7 N. R. 3 v, $500.00. John
Calvin Atehlnson et ix to Lewis
Judgens, land in Sw 3 T. 7 N. R 3
W., $1600.00. Columbia Enterprise
Co. to Eveline M. Horiser, lot 3 block
48 Columbia City. $10.00.
July 1 George T.-agesen et ux
to E. W. Miller, 80 acres In SE-,4 nf
SEVt of Sen. 1 T. 4 N. R. 6 W ,
$2000.00.
July 17 St. Helens Dock and Ter
minal Co. to Columbia County Lum
ber Co., lots 1, 2, 3, block (!, lots lb,
17 nnd 18 in block 7 South St. Helens
$10.00. John S. Jensen et ux to
Wilhelm Mattson, land In Sec. 8 T.
7 N. It. 4 W., $1.00. James Muckle
et nl to James Grant et ux, lots 1L
and 13 block 27 St. HelenB, $1700.
Fred Mann et ux to J. F. Dopplmair,
NE4 of SWA of Section 7 T. 6 N.
R. 4 W., $10.00. Win. B. Dillard
to Albert Burcham, lot 11 In block
12 St. Helens. $2200.00.
July 19 William Pringlo et alto
I. Helnier, S of 8EV of NE V ot
Sec. 31 T. 5 N. It. 4 W., also NW&
of NEVi of Sec. 32 T. 6 N. It. 6 W.,
$1600.00. Morilla A. Rand et ux
to J. D. Damnion et ur nortlon of
SW si of Sec.
$9600.00.
21 T. 6 N It. 6 W
OKKGOX TIMIIKK .NOTES
Work In the open is possible at all
times of the year on the Tongass
national forest, Alaska, but logging
operations are not profitable iu the
short days of winter.
Timber land In eight Oregon coun
ties, valued at $1,000,000, Is includ
ed in the estate of Nelson P. Wheeler
of Pennsylvania, who died recentl)
In California.
Within the last ten yenr.s the For
est service has brought about the
sale of 4 20,000.000 feet ot timber
iu the national forests of Alaska, for
piling, sawlogs, and shingle Dolls.
The commercial trees of Alaskk
are western hemlock, Sitka spruce,
Alaska cedar, and western red cedar.
Cottonwood, birch, lodgepole pine,
and white fir are also found iu small
quantities.
A log raft containing over 6.000.
000 feet of timber has been seut out
ot the Columbia river by the Benson
Timber company, and Is now on the
high seas being towed to San Diego,
where it will be sawed into lumber.
A tomato yield two pounds to
the square foot has been produced
undar glass In the agricultural col
lege. Two greenhouses 20 by III)
feet In size have alreidy yielded
1200 pounds of tomattes and are
expected to give 2500 pounds by tin
eud of the season.
Shearar, Ore. The falls of tlir
Deschutes river near here, which hav
been the site of nothing hut a toll
bridge and a white-elephant hotel foi
the past 30 years, are to be harness
ed soon by the Eastern Oregon Land
Company. Enormous potential elec
tric energy is now going to waste.
It will probably take more than a
San Francisco earthquake and fire
to nominate a man who can beat
Harding. Shoe Retailer.
For Sale Twenty acres jtt Tren
holm, ono-hulf cleared, fair buildings.
Half bottom and half hill land. Clos
to good road, school and post-office.
Place can be bought a reasonable
price nnd on terms. For price and
terms write T. L. Hnckott. MeMInn
vlHo, Oro. ' 32-S
We are always glad to show Joii
the Fordson Tractor and demouatrata
it to you. It is one of tha finest a
ditioiis to your farming equipment
that you can buy. It can ba used t.
do your plowing, fill your alio, eui
your wood aud, ia fact, do aaythlut
where power Is aeeded on the farm
Kleldkuae Motor Ca. li-'f
i on s i,K
Hav team about 3200 Ilia. $400.
Hav nnd black about 3000 lbs. $225.
Whtto gelding about 1000 lbs. $50
Koun mart) aiiout iuuu ids. du.
Hay mare about 1000 lbs. and
Including big colt $S0.
Team geldings about 2600 lbs. $260.
Beautiful mare with 6 year old
colt, barguin $226.
Saddle horse about 1000 lbs. $50.
Sta Frank L. Smith 228 Alder St..
''orllimd, Oregon, or at Smithshtre,
Scappoose, Oregon. 83tf
! tlfli Tuulatln Ml reel iiauth in Ilia
Internet-lion of Plymouth street hus ,ot jj in.?"
I een iHIIKI in Mini i i lie Mini or Kntuts ( 'Hti
$l9fX.U0; and Hint :ild sum ho and 1Mi )j Su ' .j
the Mime lieriiby la apportioned aa i r ' ' C.aJ
i...- ......... .. ...... . . : '"ra.
pi upi'if (1 npi'ii inn iuib, iHiitn vi luia
and pni'i'els of Imiil Hereinabove men-
For Sale Cheap A nice little house
with furniture; 6 milch cows, 1 Hol
bein thoroughbred; 2 llolstein helf
nrs; 3 light horses; 400 White Leg
horn pullets: 100 mixed pullets; 100
Rhode 'sland ited and lliiffington
hens, now laying; 3 pigs, welghii.g
-.bout 150 pound eali; barn, chick
on housiM, brcod honce and brooder.
poultry fences and oilier material.
V nice opportunity to niak a good
living and work for yourself Come
.n, bo boss of yourself or somebody
ise will. Owner going to Europe.
am ChristopouloB, St. Helens, Ore.,
lear Little Mill. 33-35
WANTED
Wanted Mole skins. P.
343, St. Helens. Dro.
O.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COl'NTV COt'KT OK THE
STATE OF OREGON' FOR THE
COUNTY OK COLI'MUIA.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
U. Hanson, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
'.ersigued has been appointed ad
:'iinstrator ot the Estate of John II.
Hanson, deceased, by the Judge of
the above entitled Court and has
duly qualified. All persona baring
claims against said Estate are here
by notified to preseiit the same prop
erly verified to the undersigned at
G06 Title and Trust Building, In the
I'ity of Portland. Oregon, on or be
fore six months from the date ot the
first publication hereof.
Hate of first publication July 80
D20.
Date of last publication, August $7,
120.
AUGUST FURUSET,
Administrator.
05 Title and Trust Building, Port
uud, Oregon.
mm
FOR SALE
For Sale Heifer calf from cow
wnich gives 2 lbs butter Der dav
On test now. Sired byAnna's Poppy's
i. incwes. number 149725. His
tour sisters now holding world's rec
ord for butter fat. N. Shnrwocd
Warren. Phone 108F21. 33-1
For Sale Two heifers, both fresh
en' next spring. Dick RobinHon, St
Helens, Ux 383. 31-34
ror sale -One Jersey bull, 2
cia vim, Kinu anu gentle. J. (
iiecKner, Goble, Ore. 31-34
For Sale--Two desirable residence
iota on Nob Hill. Inquire Mrs. S. (;
.morion. 19-tf
For Sale Three coort milk fnum
Apply to Eric Ostrom, Warren. 32-2
For Sale Loganberries. $2.00 ner
.-none your orders to O W
Tucker, Warren, Ore. Phone 104F2
For Sale Cadillac ourlng car-
guaranteed In good condition: ehean:
jvianaeer tast. Liberty
3 lilt
work fast.
Iieatre.
ror or.ie or Trade Bulck hnir-
cheap. Will trade for motorcycle or
"Kin touring car. u. M. Johnson,
"" 32-33
-, i .
nouso-and rour lots for
$1400.00. easy terms. Four lota near
river ror itiao.00 euch. tlee J B
Oodrfrey. 32 )
For Sale I have for sale the hof
modern 5 room bungalow In St. Hel
ens, a lots, sewer all paid up. See
J, B. Godfrey. 3otr
For Sale Furniture and good will
of 8-room houcekeeping apartments.
iiquire rarg. u. u. Morgan. Csen.ni
St
29tf
For Sale God.
dry soon; or will trade for fretih cow,'
Sparks, lots 7 and 8 block 6 E.-;Bt
Side add! to Scappoose, $200.00. Matt
Wlsner to Susannah Mary Wisnor,
lots 2, 3, 4, block 45 St. Helens,
$1.00. Matt Wisner et ux to John
Delman Wiseman, lot 3 in block 78
St. Helens, $10.00. 0. L. Wllburn et
ux to Orris Kellar, land In Sec. 36
T. 7 N. R. 3 W., $1600.00. Helen
R. Lawrence to Chester Abel, Tract
'42 Scapoose Acre Tracts, $10.00.
July 20 S. M. Rice et ux to C.
Cook, land in Sec. 18 T. 7 N. R. 2 W.
$26.00. Northwest Steel Co. to
United States National Bank, Trustee
lot 11 In Bee. 32 T. 6 N. R. 1 W..
For Sale 30 acres good farm
land; some cleared. Good 4-room
house and other bulldlnes. win u-n
Chean if taVon amn tirt.
$1.00. Columbia Agricultural Co. to o.tForsberg, Yankton, Ore. 26tt
For Sale Jersey boll, 14 months
old; ono Holsteln cow, will freshen
In January. J. K. Bangsund, 2 miles
below Doer Island. I'liono 149F23.
32-3 4
or Sale Kale plants, large and
healthy, $2 per thousand. Also have
some good pasture for tent. Morraccl
& Cuzcolln, Warren, Oregon. Phone
106F2.
27tf
OKDIN AM'K so. ant.
AN ORDINANCE apportioning and
assessing the cost of the Improve
ment of Winter street In the Cltf
of St. Helens, Oregon, from Its
intersection with Tualatin street
s;uth to Its intersection with
Plymouth street, upon tha lots.
puns of lots and parcels ot land
abutting upon said improvement
recently completed under Ordin
andi .No. 232.
WHEREAS, tho Common Council
of said City having defined It ex
pedient and necessary to Improve
Winter street In tin City of St. Hel
!ih, Or.;,'ou. by grading the game to
i width of si.te.n feet nnd coveting
said grade with a proper paving ot
crushed rock, from Us Intersection
Aith liymouih strent aa Hliown by
Jie man of said City, and the En
jlneer of sti.l City at the reQuest of
said Council on Februnry 17, 1919,
having filed with the Recorder of
iid City plans, specifications and
astiniates of the work to be done and
lie cost of the construction ot said
improvement;
A.N D WHEREAS, said Council
laving found said plans, sueclflca-
ilons and estimates satisfactory, did
:n sain mil day of February 1919.
adopt a resolution adopting r.nd bd-
iroving said plans, specifications and
estimates and did determine the
boundaries of the district benefitted
uid tne property to be assessed rr
laid improvement and did (lcelr.ro Its
mention and purpose to make such
mprovement in accordance with .-.l,l
;ilans and specifications, and assesn
tie costs of such iiiiDrovemnnt mam
the real property abutting upon said
mprovement and benefitted lhr.
iy, which property was In said rnu.
ilutlon described as, and the same
lciuany is described as follows, in-
wlt: Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 6. 7. x A in
nu ii, in kiock 3 5. and Lot t :
13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19 sii i
nd 22. In Block 40, all In the City i
f St. Helens, Oregon, and being iu 1
Columbia County of said State.
a.ni) whereas, said resolution'
ontalned a notice requiring nil nnr. t
hens desiring to remonstrate against !
iaiu proponed improvement to file
their remonstrances with the Re- '
corder of said City within twenty!
...o ..win Lite uuiB oi me rirst pub
lication and advertisement of said
luuco mm resolution;
a.-nij whereas, the Itecordor of
lid City did on the 2 1st dav (if Md fi.
919, advertise said resolution ,i :
the whole thereof containing said '
.miiicu, mm uin give said notice by '
publication thereof In the St. Holens
MlBt, a newBbaner of znnnrAi i.. I
latlon published in said City for two1
consecutive Issues thereof. h fi. I
iiu.ni.;iu ion ueing on March 21, 1919
?2?athe HCOond belnK 0I March 2i,
IV IV
AND WHEREAS, nr. nhlMi...
whatever were made or filed to said
improvement, and no nmnn.i,....
whatever was made against tho same-
aii wnr-ituASj, said Common
ouncll having found said
ment necosaary to meet the .ri.i
wants and convenience of the real
dents of ald City and district and the
owners of the roal property abuttlna
nrsn tlw. 1 1 . i (A t ... .. , ..
vi, nam mi n uveiiieni, mat such
improvement will greatly benefit the
ii.uyn. ij. nu uuiuung inereon, and.
that the health, convenience, happi. i
ness, interest and prosperity of the 1
?'H'
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Let
I .fit
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
In lllork 41).
property nbiitlliiR upon said proponed
I in r v.-nn-f. I and within the limits
uf Huld Improvement district; and la
hereby declared to l0 an equitable
rsNi'HHiui'iit upon the i e.i I property no
benefitted, and la ns follows, tn-wll;
!- Hi Ion A'l.iiii-nt Ow ner
In lllork 36. In the City of St. Ileleim, I
Oregon. I
1. $S9 00, Columbia Co. Hank.
2. i9 DO Columbia Co. Bank.
3. $s no. drover II. Griihnm.
4. I Ml 00. David WUkluiid and
Murv Wlckland.
5, fsuoo, Mathln Apaiii and
James Apinii
, s9 00, Mary K. McCuilley.
7. $S9 00, Cliurles Lope.
S, islMK). M. Saxon and Anna!
Id, $k00. Mrs. A. M. Lyngo Approved, July jj
II. $S9 00. Mrs. A. fti. Lyngn. ! M. Bum'
III Mm I lly of HI. MelellH. Attr.t ; K. K QI!1('K
of the ownera of the real property
abutting upon said Improvement
would be promoted und advanced by
such Improvement;
AND WHEREAS, on April 21,
1919 an Ordinance, numbered 232.
i.. i. ..,.,i,l hv the Common
cminrll of said Cllv and approved by : Honed mid h. reliiafter particularly
Jh- Mayor thereof ; and within two J deH.-rlhed. and I g all of l.m-real
tiumths from the dale of the rtnai
publication of Ha previous resolution
Iu the premlsca. aa aforesaid, provid
ing for the construction of said Im
provement; and after the tuklng ef
fect of said ordlnaneo said Common
Council did let and enter Into a con
tract for said proposed Improvement;
AND WHERKAS. srld Improve
ment waa completed to tho satisfac
tion of the City Engineer, superln
ending such work; and whereas,
isld Engineer filed with the Recorder
f said City a certlflc-le of such com
pletion and hla approval of sucJi
work; and the City Recorder there
upon having on June 28. 1920, post-
d a notice of auch completion in
three public places of said City for a
period of five days, and more, and
1 1 so published the same In Hie St.
Helena Mist, a newspaper or general
.irciilutton printed and published In
aid City, stating when the acceptance
thereof would be considered by said
ommon Council;
AND WHEREAS, no owner of any
real property, or any Interest In any
real property whatever In said dls
'rlct or abutting upon said Improve
ment or elsewhere, or any othor per
son, has mado or filed any oh lection
r objections to the acceptance of
laid work; and suld Common Coun
cil having on the 7th day of June.
1920, duly accepted the mime; and
the Engineer having certified to tin.
Itecordor the accuracy of tho original
estimate of work;
AND WHEREAS, aald Common
Council did on July 12. 1920, duly
apportion the cost of snld Improve
ment upon the lots, pirts of tots mid
parcels of land adjudged by the Coun
cil to be directly benefitted theruby.
u accordance with tint benefitM di
rectly or Indirectly derived by each
lot or part of lot or parcel of lmul
so affected, in accordance with notice
of said proposed assessment, tlven
xn required by law for a period of
fifteen days, and more, which notice,
specified the whole cost of audi Itn-i
provement, the 4hare so a upon lour, I
to esch lot, part of lot or purcel of
land, with the naiuea of tho owuvra
tliereor and stated that auy objec
tions to auch apportionment might
ba mad In writing to aald Commou
Council and ftlpd with the City Re
corder within fifteen daya from the
data of posting or giving auch notice,
and a notlca of the amount so ap:
portioned to each lot. part thereof
or parcel of land with the whole
coat of inch Improvement and tho
name of the ownera havlnn been
given by the Itecordor aa required by
AND WHEREAS, no objection or
objactlona whatever have been mad
to said apportionment nor has there
been any remonatrance or remon
strancaa filed thereto" either In re
sponse to aald notice which was dat
ed, posted and first published on tho
lath day of June 1920. or In response
io any other notice, or at all;
That aald notice to the ownera ot
the real property so subject to as
sessment for auch Improvement was
mads, dated and posted on June 14
1920. and published In the Hi. Helens'
Mist, a weekly newspaper of general
circulation In said Tit y according t
law for more than fifteen days after
ald proposed assessment, sai l tint in,
18 1920nn P"b""h,Ml 0,1 Ju,o
AND WHEREAS, nJHd Common
1M T h.n th12,h "ay of July,
11)0, the aanin hn n ,i ...
ft - . . - o " mull III-
leen daya after the ni..
notice, duly and fmi. " " ..."1"'
ald proposed assessment: ami n
being no oblectlon n,..rUi, '
altering that the Amount '.o'.ppo.
Honed to each lot, part thereof or
Parcel of land Is In i,.., . .V.. .. "r
hUnl bTfU!! aT 'there
having ordered that sul.l ..' ... ....
aa ao determined be declared by Ord-
NOW THEREFORE. In accordance'
"a 00, Brt,u
Nil lift S"'
K9 00
Lot 14.
Lot II,,
Lot 10.
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rtolng a-,.,H.,L u'S
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1920.
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WELL-EAttD?
Is a wholesome, D
food. At our VivV
will find n! jj
clean, bread, full oJ
ment of life. OureJ
enables tie to impA
BREAD.
WEST ST. HEL
BAKERY
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wlili ih .r , ' "-""lance
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Hectlon 1. ThRt fh . ..
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Velie, The Pattern j
D Y its first reflection of the Authoritative Styltit
D Vclic Model 48 has become known as "ThePra
Car of 1920." Comparisons have more than justifkd
title. Velie noimlaritv is the deriding trllmte Tim
mand that has required a four-fold increase of Vi
manufacturing facilities come from motorists with m.
style is a consideration equal with performance. Ax
the Velie gains their utmost enthusiasm in bothfttpta!
Velie Style means new comforts new luxuritt-;
well as distinguishing appearance. Velie perforaiSi
means great reserve powci with more econots
brought about largely by an internally heated vaporis
Six models, open and closed. Let us show you.
Copetand Auto Company
VF1.IE DISTRIBUTORS
ST.HELENS, OREGON
people of aald district tnd City and
THE UNIVERSAL CAB
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