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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
7 3y-GoneDays Hill tlllH week. wa up from Twenty Yea" Ago il.a Kile 1 .01 1 una 1 4 mi 11 hi - llf llllV lii v tnlt In K her .". .1. In l,l'll"" f IV W'Utt .. t.. . M(IU"- . ... . 1 iiiimi Larson 01 warren ibNiuicli VVdneUy A.ioria. whlthur nil wmit A Hit- regatta now In progress V .lore. !" '"" : . lilllu near ., Ill from camp Tuesday. iippi'ariin' " , ' I ' 1 ' Vi' ..1 i ..... . uP",0-Qic that the marshal b rwov.ir.ii ir.T' ' 'i"n win nuve a new I tend to Hie mutter contly voted i 1,..: ,, " .r"".. . .".'ol,"n w" seconded i.jr. , "'"""-v lor.uiui uiu proposition offered Mr I.i.r I reoovoreil iii 'd had returned to town to re- 1" Iiciinlii Copoland Imd the ,u . .... a null ftllA tluv hun i 'i' - "-"," P ' . ..I. I.. 1.1 ha ariinnil County School News Tho annual Institute for teachers 1 . THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 27, 1920- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS fit. lloleni. Ornirnn Aitv 1 lAi. The- city council mitt on the above u.o in regular nlon. Present: K...-T7 11 .. . """" curxi for1.. '" "'Kuiar susalon. Present: co 111 1 11 k year. A vrv lur... . on. Jamei irc.n.,,.. . 1 . . of them hava never' ..'.. TI ! and N. o . I ' r...."""B'"' .county. New imm will !.... . n.JB. Quick, c ly reciirrter- r.un,.. ... Bciippoow, Ht. Helena and Clulikaule '" niarahal; and J. W. Day ohool. city attorney .tauV m't0?' dlHl.r'CU WU1 roo"IV9 about $276 for each teacher employed In the elementary Krartea 0f their achoola a a reault of the 2 per cent mil lime ,.,x law. school dUtrlcta having a nmall valuation will be the real boneflclarlei of thle luw. The mlnutjRH of the luHt regular and apeclul ineetliiga were read and In Weal Ht. lli-lona for the houaing '" ". umo uiported that L. ......,. uiitriu 10 Ben me city a Pluy ahed. (h,...,,. i,m . r"" . ' "l. ' ". "" "e inatructed to at- m,. , ui.iiiwv IUI .000. I in moniiv . I.u ... - - w until! iui he cimal ruction of a new high achool MHllll), III l - - ow able to be around j Th Blner lc0o, W(lg (a hut ... Wulna H-iui'r la revoiuiiuuiama i,ri,iK mi'thoiU at hla ranch . II.. I. .l.nnflnr llm ,,.Urrmi. in. . i. -. riurriai. unini out of tho ground with luw pi-r emit glycerine which coal him $l.7 mdrml pound. He purchaed ut of 2 U acre Ld nil U Ik "Id llt l'10 Pr f blwo "f ground win quite Lv" tuo. He ha proouniy ae f . .iiiva' lime to the undertak- i.l.h hi III U llltll J " vvnk ... lira iiibi id noiily fur uiiip. r.p n. ...1 1 hlblt at the county fair. Hupt. Oauntt ubne for hounlng the fire hone at imi si. ueietm bo pluced In a prop er place ho UN to lie acceaalble to the IIUllllc. Mill Inn mrrlnil City Attorney Duf mado a report mo jiuiey ncen.o ordinance and ....... vumiii imr. oupi. UUUIitl, i w" 1,,u jii ii license who win In Hi. Iln jii. u.n,. liiiiivlnir t.li-iiir. ut. ...... the purpose of (electing vpnee for hla ! An oppllcatlon wqh received from NCllOOl. Ulllll tluil mm.llur.l.l I - IN. O. I.liruliiia In r.i,..l. .1 11..- i . .. ""iu iiiiDi- - w i'.un imi-niiiK 111 em would be taken In tho exhibit w t 8t. Helen. I'ormlt oraered ny in pupil thl year. ued. !ltrlct No. 4, about ten mile' In the mutter of the petition of A. from lluxton und inim .iiuiri,.i ni ('. Tucker mill riilu.ru f..r u i.iau,.ii. WuMhlnglon and Uilumhia count ! f" ,r,Ilt ' ' 1. 2 and 3, block 27, territory, hu one of the hlgheai flug"il mutter wa diHcuHd and a nio poli In the world. The flag pole lo" ttl"1 Hccondcd thut the cily wuh ruiNiMl u Hliort time ago and ia "orney ne instructed to druw up an 232 feel high. Thl dlntrlct hus ulo ordlimnco with the petition. Motion KiHl. a motion wan t ben niadn nnrt rn- petltlon- front car- I HI 11 . - ptirCIIUHeil lieW ailllll-a mill llnakic ilnr. ! 1.1. H...iiiiiu 1 11 n mill 1 0 1 ui - " M t , ...7 1..-. iim.i tin f,n i'"tC Hie nuiiiiiicr. econded tbut the petition Iw rem I1. r . rle I con.ldered There are now SO onmnlxe.1 .chool !? '1 ! rc"U01" ,llat r" .1 .,..,....llv .. the dlHtrlct In the count? mwl il,r !,!. ,u 1,1 lm,lr own Bldownlk In ''' "".'. w Xunwl ,.f .enrolled a:i02 1.....11. i n 1 1,. Z ? ""Town property. Motion ... fur llin tilnw. I (luring the OHHt m'liniil vmr Tim i f t total receipt from all aource for' !n the mutter of tho resolution I ... r a 1II111 iiiiilnlununrA nf Hi.. .i,..i. inotlco to DruiiPrlT owner for tint MHTV.r vc Avata ..... .... . . . Untv.Kive Years Aeo tin Klli' of ' wregon nmi AUKUHt 311. 1X6.) B Dillard I having a unlqu nniHirurted around hi (i the nurth cud of town. u.i..Llu fi-imi 1111 frtim Ornvi hi.,l, T11111 1 1' 1 1m 11. lliul he Luilily pli'iiie'd with that part lihimliiii. nun unenu limning inbume fur ixiiiin time at Irani. 1 iwkidIh of lloulton gave a ball l,sdar nliElit for the purpoae Ling lunda with which to bu lor tue new acnuoi iwuin juai r!rd it tluit pi ice. The ladle Lnnt Ira cream, and from Hie Luron, we ire Informed, a auug I money wn riiieu. 1 noie 1 ere pmrnt av-r they eujoyed kliH. Quick builillng on WlkRtrom a hu bwti undergoing repair btnv Kmodttleil fur the con- kr nf UwiMni Allen A I'lnelnn Lro ut u'il by the Columbi inc compmT una been nxpoMtu $246.67 nnd $21.45. total and lm. dlburemint "rovmn,'nt of Wyeth gtreot tn the iny: huh iiiuitcr coming on to be llOiird on CUllllHluwl nnllra In nrnnnr. ri,i ri u r . ly owner on uld Btreet and for the Clarke b Uub Demonstrates hearing of objection to uid im Mr. II. C. Khdnsmlth of Clurke. ' ,,'rov,"T.""t nnl 11 "fP611-11'!? Hiut J. Ore.. In Clackamua county, one of the;11- u"''fr,y. .0" of the property own-well-known poultry futirlor of the !'r. y "U improvement. county, wua in Oregon City recently i"ua r,"," ""Jectlona to iid Im accompanled by the Clarke Poultry j VV'Ti'"'"1. rl!11,1K.u" t0. iola 10 club, conalHtllig of Leater Oard. M: l1, '? I""1 13 ,,loek 18' bclll5 as Itaphael (lard. 13; Harvey Nelaon I1""""" '0' M Improvement t.nd the 15: Merle dimming. 12: Leonard ouncl f,',r JlHcusaion of the mnt Marahall II 1 ,er tertulned motion which wag The boy. gave a demonatratlon of I !,,?1Uw "I"1 ned. that a new reo culllng eight bird they had brought ! i','!" b", "'"."l 8!'1 pui e,"m' from the farm of Clarke to be ued ,B K a '', l,S1?, "nl? bi?C, ,T?m In their demon.tratlon work, lld.h boundar w of tha gtreet dtotrict. wh?c.r"e,7.a jrilTcZrtor' A received from Colum- :.!?.;"' TheUdemon?;aCttn at- f XX " JndBuBdd" r"'o,e"Bdl ' "'0 Z .tor. P.v'n? the Strand the ...nv , llli IIIIU Ull IHUIIUU III.IUV Hnedeker of Oreson t'ltv Tho Clarke 1'oultry club was or- M I .. 1 1 .. .. .1 . 1 . ... ihmtii niuuHiu iuimi in rtuiii. anu iiiruuHll lliu tl- k by the rrmnvul of the houae fort of Mr. KleiiiHiulth, the young km built around It to protect It people have gained much Informa- I hurrlin . fmm urlftiuiit Tli tlmi rnlfuritltitf Mia iwmllrv Itwtn&trv Ji worlMru, however, ilnce the j She I In churgi of the club at ulioo It hint. ('lurke. and I one of the beet posted woim'n In the county on poultry In- Wy-Eight Years Ago f UHirr , AZ? 40,0 WM i"ERE ARE SOME huplo of "tin-horn" gambler ortlnna were In town Friday ruy. ni from tho wall that BARGAINS FOR YOU HI not relurn to Bt. Helena OB lUfll A HlliiHlfin haying lii'Kln tula week. The p iipruite. tfllun of nonllnv Dm aplwwil lib patent deak I being agl Ud evrv rniiu li.Tiilr.il. niii.n f kwptho matter going and let iPllh tile rtmi tit tho rnnnlrv ft threslier ia heard hum- rohoui tho county. The H'U U gnoil. I fmlt flrf.11 I. . 1 1.. i. u.n .iivi aiiuri Nil. Kvl.livillv tl. ...I.I rail lli'Klrnvuil tho l.l.ii.m f ami inim mo wan mat j we nave aeyerai excellent nuy in ' la cortuln circle they 111 u at ; uied ear and It you want a real bar a:it t nent .?!enll-un. Hut If ln In a I'liprl rar her la vnur on. N their acalp very highly portunlty. We have a 118 Kord louring car, a late model rouuater, a lute model aedun and a couple of good Kord truck. All are In good ahapo and will be mild cheap. Come In and look them over. The tun chine are right and the price aro right. KIELDHOU8K MOTOH CO. Tl. IIauI ll. When you want a pleaaant physio 1 try Chanihxrlain'i Tablet. They aiJ euay to take and mild and gentle In effect. They are highly prliod by people who have become acquainted: wfth their good qualltio. Tlxey only ooal a quarter. I and onrrled wa reun tho scond time by titKi only, and on motion made and curried wu read the third time In full und put on Its final paasnge, aald ordlnpnoo contulntng an emerg ency clauae, and wua puaacd hy the following vole: Dixon, ye; O Conner, yea; Wheeler, yea; Lnrubeo, yes; was algned and approved by the mayor and ntteuted by tho records.'. A motion was mado und carried that tho recorder notify the cream ery uaaociation . 1 lint they would be ox pooled to pay for the paving In front of tho property leased hy them from the oily. PAGE SEVEK In the matter of the asse-ament or the cost of Improvement on Cowllu, Ceenau, Oak and Tualatin street thl mutter wa taken up and dia cusBed and a motion made and car rled that the council aanes and de termlne the cost of Improvement to he mnde as per list on file, and that ihe recorder proceed In accordance with the city chanBr aa provided therein. No further business appearing on ;notlon nrnde and carried the meet ing adjourned. Attest: B. E. QUICK, City Recorder. Judge of the above entitled Court, made anil riAtArl Jnlv an 109A .ht.w order prescribe that e'rvioe of um- uiuua m uiu sun oe maae upon you by Duplication Anna a. wnAk fnv . I r consecutive week In the St. Helen mist, uaie 01 nrst publication I on August 6, 1920, and the last publica tion wllll be September 17, 1920. 8HINN & STORLA, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and Poatofflce Address, St. Helena, Oregon. Sl'MMONS IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATU OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Frunces M. John. Plaintiff, v. Law rence C. Gray, Wm. H. Tappan, Junius C. Chapman and Mary Chap man, hi wife, William A. Meoker, Martin White bs guardian of the estate of auld William A. Meeker, un Insane person, Annie Smith I'frunge and John Doe Pfrango, her huBhand, Willie Smith, Samanth Smith, the unknown hofr of Law rence C. Gray, the unknown heir Of Wm. H. Tnnnan onrl .l.n .11 other persons or parlies unknown ! claiming any right, title, estate,1 lien or Interest In the real estate doHcribed in the complaint herein, ! Defendant. 1 To Lawrence C. Gray, Wm. H. Tap-1 pan. jumes v. cnapman and Mary I Chapman, his wife, Annie Smith I Pfrunge and John Doe Pfrunge, her' husband, Willie Smith, Samanth! Smith, the unknown helra of Law-! rence C. Gray, the unknown heir of Wm. H. Tappan, and also all, other persons or parties unknown j claiming any right, title, estate, ! lion or Interest In the rer.l estate described In the complaint herein,' me ueienpants above named: In the name of the State of Or. gon. you and each of you are ha. by reauired to innmr .ni the complaint filed against you lu the above entitled suit on or before the expiration of six week from the date of the first no hi I summon, which first publication 1 inuuo un August 0, ikzo, and If you fall to so aoDear nnrl nr. a id a. it,. complaint the plaintiff will apply to mo voun ior me reiier demanded in the complaint herein, to-wlt: for a decree aealnRt vmi nnlotinv h. m. 1 n ,110 l.llO of plaintiff to Lot numbered Six () mm oeven (7, in Block numbered Twelve (12) In the Town (now City) of St. Helena in rnlnmhi. .. State of Oregon, a shewn by the or-' uciai piat tnereor on file and of rec ord in the office of tha rnniii -i..ir of Columbia County, Oregon. una summon la published by or der of the Honorable J. A. Eakln, A Great Rnmedy. The merits of Chamberlain Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy are well known and appreciated, but there Is occasionally a man who had no ac uaintance with them and should read the following by T. H. Dear a hotei man at Dupuyer, Mont. "Four year ago I used Chamberlain' Oollo and Diarrhoea Remedy with such wonder ful result that I have since recom mended it to my friends." Have you noticed the rapid growth of the Mist Want-ad columns? A PHOTO FIRST-CLASS I most appreciated when some or our loved ones are called away, it can only be obtained while we are feeling our best Life is uncertain and tomor row may be too late. D it now toduy. Scott'sStudio 3t, Helena, Oregon. Protect YOUR FAMILY, YOUR SELF, YOUR HOME BE INSURED. I REP RESENT THE BEST COMPANIES AND CAN FURNISH YOW LIFE, FIRE, ACCIDENT. AUTOMOBILE INSUR ANCE. SEE ME BE FORE PLACING YOUR INSURANCE. A. L. Stone St. Helena, Oregon. St Helens Iron & Marine Works Foot of St. Helens Street St. Heteas, Ore. A completely equipped shop fr all kinds ef machfee work marine work, welding, fcra lnf, feneral nucfaine and blacksmith work. Bring us your '"rk. No job too small, none too large. Prices reasonable consis tent with good workmanship. J. W. AKIN, Mgr. G. B. DUCKWORTH, Asst. Mrr W. A. LEVI, Secy-Treas. I I 4w444A4AAAAaaaaaaaaaa a." ggg?gf; , 7II F DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGE M.U'DK IN'.l DKCKF.lt, M. A. Principal. All Duslneaa Brunches Taught. Special Course iu Comptometer or Calculating Machines and Ledger Porting Machine. A Position for Each Graduate Allnky Itullding PORTLAND, OUKCJON AUCTION 1 75 Pure Bred and Sixty Head High Grade Guernsey, Jersey and Holsteins-Nine Head Pure Bred Hol- steins Four Pure Bred Guernseys under the supervMon and Inflection o 5 tta lUland tv Ik fiSrllV. V'iT0 TeNted mmi-aiinually for a nun l-r of year 'IHE TlUilirrn-iJiv ?.IJ,ave been TubenuHn UKCKIVKU THK HIGHK8T HCt)UK lJlt VEKn F1ED MILK IX TJUSTATe! The Sale to be Held at DEER ISLAND STATION Thirty-three Miles from Portland on Lower Columbia Rive Hio.i.... . .. n 3 JJSz? r e2S. A SHOE SALE that will never be forgotten. High-grade well-made footwear over the newest style lasts and of the finest and best qual ity leather and fabrics. Practically all sizes and widths in the assortment, but not in every style. MEN'S LOW SHOES .11 h.u.ia ovap liniff. medium .i.nri vuinn luutH! uluin anu funcv (Itched tips. All ! aud widths $5.95 MEN'S LOW SHOES $6.95 Plain nnd fancy stitched tips. Turned oles and Goodyear welt 1 ed sole MEN'S SOX Hundred of pair of men1 hose In black and lavender, regular 500 value Threo Pair for 1.H 35. A FECIAL SALE OF MEN'S SHOES TUESDAY, AUGUST 31st SALE TO COMMENCE AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M PURE-BRED HOLSTEINS cow 41'LI.tX.I L.I)V CMTIUI.1)KM.H (Twin) Ago 8 years, .No. 3187(11; Sire, Juliana King of KiK'k; Dam, Lady Clotliihlciuar. COW MAPLKW(K)I) LADY RUTH Age 3 years, No. 4i:tH7:t; Sire; Sir Coliintlm Champion Kayne; Dam, Iiady Ituth Fayne. COW PAULIXR CltYSTAIi Ago 4, No. 233803; Sire, Sir CViliintha Cliuniiiion Kayne; Diiui, lowauu Pauline DeKol. COW YA'K PIUXCKSS CRYSTAL Age 5 years, No. 2Hit4ft4; Sin, Sir Colantha Cliampiou Fayne; Dnm, Ztir Princes Joluuina, COW LADY SPRING Age It years, No. 2834S0; Sire, Sir Cohmlha Champion Kayne; Dam, Lady 1etty, 2nd, Isabelle. COW RUTH H'ESTKRN Hire, Ilengerveld Do Ruth, Stlu Age years. No. 102877; K. Ueeta; Dnin, Aaggle BULL KING MUTUAL HOMESTEAD SEGIS Age 21 months, No. 274013; Sire, King Mutual Home, stead;-Dam, Miss Edna Segls. BULL , Ago 7 months, p,., appUed fop gu Hollywood1 Lllltth Korndykee; Dam, Ruth WeS era. Sire sold to Tillamook breeders tor 3,000. HEIFER 7 months. wood LUlith Crjslal. papers applied for. nurnuysiee; Uiua, Sire, Holly Zur PrinoeM PURE-BRED GUERNSEYS COW NKETIUS'8 SUNUGHT-4156I-Aire 8 Tear.- HEIFER BELL'S BEAUTY OP CLOVER HILL 2ND n8. i.y' ?,re' In,p- of Blckledgh; Dani, Boll a Beauty of Qover H1U. Bred to Cliicona Bill Rose, BULLS Two S and 6 month old Guernsey Bulla. Papers: applied for. GRADE COWS Cows are milking from 86 to 75 lbs, dally. . ,ei.now fre8h or due freshen by date of sale. Tliree Guernsey UeUera, due to freshen tfUH full. MACHINERY, ETC. . Ensilage cutter, 6-Horse Fairbanks Engine, 2-SecUon Steel Harrow, Disc Harrow, a WaJilna Plows, Set Chain Tug Harness, Six Spring Cots. Sums under $20.00, Cash; $20.00 and over six mouths' time on approved security. FREE LUNCH AT NOON t SHANNON B. SHAFER, Owner Col. W. S. Wood k Sons, VA8Kr Auctioneers E. E. WIST. T.Heipmc 1? Tin Un flW OREGON W Itfl . Ai . ATA. . - 'Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa - - WHUA a.i
