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PAGE FOUR THE St. HELENS MIST. F RIDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1920 THE ST. HELENS MIST Issued Every Friday by rHB U8T PUBLISHING COMPANY ). D. HEILBORN t. C. MORTON President Managing Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES "nt Tear fS.M tt Monthi COURT PROCEEDINGS (Continued from last week) It la further ordered that the coun ty roadmaster, county aurreyor, or duly qualified deputy, shall give no. tlce of this resolution by posting true coplea thereof, certified to by the clerk of this court, aa follows: One upon the bulletin board of this court ; house, and one at three public placet .II. IB, I- tha vi.-lnllT nf h sluiva described , . . , proposed road to be located, laid out, f.!?:..,!?"; 're-located or changed, for a period t 8U Helena, Oregon, nnder the aot . March Ird. 187. , OOUXTT OFFICIAL PAPER Member National Editorial Asa elatin and Oregon State Editorial Association. LEST AVE FORGET Tomorrow la Christmas, the Joy ma time of the year. We will gather round our firesides surrounded by !!,r. ,"..vM and 0U.r,fJ,end;-e said court at St. Helens this first of thirty days previous to a hearing by this court, notifying all persona concerned that said resolution will be considered and passed upon by this court at Its next term, and that the court shall hare the power In Its dis cretion, for good and sufficient rea sons, to over-rule and deny any ob jections or remonstrances which shall be presented or filed against the same. MARTIN WHITE, County Judge. JUDDSON WEED, Commissioner. A. L. CLARK. Commissioner. Given under my hand and seal of vrlll forget the care, of life and Join jj,yT ofDecepaber, A. d' 19207 a the 1 uletlde spirit. 7 HUNT r..I. Z ., J . , cele?rMn (Seal of Co. Court) county Clark, hristmas, let us not forget the true : By H E VEAZIE "hristmas spirit. Let us remember i Deputy hat God gave His only begotten Sou ... , , . , . .,' o save us and we celebrate Christ- ! 0n tnl8 lst dlT ot Dnber 120. nas on thia account. And. perhaps, comte " for h'Tn the claim of f we remember thfs. we will alV A. J. Browning of Sauvles Island Co emember that some are on sick beds i mbl county. Oregon, for lndem md a visit and a few worda of cheer nltT ,n the 8um of !T.7 for IS vlll make Christmas brighter to the ' T,lleow over. tne ? of mfferer. And. too, we might rni slaughtered under the supervision nember that there are a few in our,'of tho sule Livestock Sanitary Board atdst who will not have the Christ-! under chaP,er 1 general laws of nas cheer which we will. A few of:.1919: .tnd U .!?1pe?rin f "XfS? hem. and possibly many of them, ! ,rora, the, certificates and aff davits vlll have only enough for comfort on ,,U9 relatln thereto that said am. "hey did not and could not buy the maU ",re 8!autftere.d01,.toBt.h Christmas gifts and delicacies that ' ?T of A"at. 1920. a Swift & Co s orae of us will have. In the fullness ' ?lan.1 unaer ""J "up2rT",on,.VI l,r . H trn. rkri... '' .reeiv ana nr. w. niiey; ana that claimant has complied with all the provisions of chapter 4 IS gen eral laws of 1919. It Is therefore ordered by the court that said claim be. and the same Is hereby allowed and that the clerk be. f our hearts and In the true Christ. las spirit, letus remember those who ire not so fortunate. In St. Helens there Is little suffer ng. little want, but those who suffer nd want should be remembered and 'it US Shnw mil nn..l..! - .v. Treat sacrifice two thousand wars i, "I heU hereby authorised and go. a sacrifice made for the whole I ln9,ruct.ed en-l fun 'vona, by making a few aifts nf m, "r,ul W,D ul wBlnlTeeplnRwnhTeloveo four ln "Tk ?f A' ,bl8 ellow man. alor taught by the a ouni he sum so -avlor whiu w . .w . allowed as Indemnity. niris?er to m"klnd and iwe do !t " fUr,her rdered by the eourt ve will rememhir Vh.. nLTd0: that the clerk prepare and transmit nd the recipient of our gifts or at tention will also remember it The Mist wishes you a " Merry hristmas and the fulfillment of ev ry good wish you have made. THE GIFT AXD THE GIVER Old Scrooge, Dlckena' famoua char acter. Is probably the most famous ater of Christmas In the world "Christmas Bah!" said old Scrooge. But there are thousands of men, -omen and children in this country ho ,,Bah" with !brnnr .it v.. to the secretary of state a certified copy of this order. On this lst day of December, 1920. comes on for hearing the claim of M. P. Lor In r of Rainier. Oregon, for In demnity in the sum of $70.00 for two grade cows over the age of t years, slaughtered under the supervision ot the State Livestock Sanitary Board, under chapter 413 general laws of Oregon for 1919; and It appearing to the court from the certificates and affidavits on file relating thereto that said animals were slaughtered on the 19th day of October. 1920. at farm naa R alnfap Hraen A V hVi..m.l v acrooge hated , supervision of J. A. Phlpps. con- hristmas because he neither rm'.tohi.. th.t ..m i,.:. ...J rri,reC!!rud l rl5ht thlDM ln the 1 complied with all the provisions of gm spirit. He has imitators for! chapter 413 general laws of 1919 Tm..eJea.80n.- . It Is therefore now ordered bv the . ti 't?1 f Ch'stmaa giving lslcourt that said claim be. and the make those to whom you give same Is hereby allowed and that the wvn.r,.' w,y yucler and he Is hereby authorlied in make YOl'RSELP happy. You and instructed to issue a general i k. m' ke th9 you care for hap-! fund warrant In the amount of f considered gifts. If your 935.00 In favor of M. F. Lorins. thl. ii "-itS nolbin except a package ! amount being one-half of the sum al ea with red ribbon with holly j lowed as tndemnitv. , U .'J ta Talue,e either! It is further ordered by the court . .VT .r. the rec,Tef. no mat- that the clerk prepare and transmit . ;.-.W.- l WTlP,n coTer alto the secretary of state a certified amond necklace or a fifty cent . copy of this order. .v; 7 ui r. iui pox. as countv airt. jand that a like warrant issue on the SELECTING SITE FOR ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL ft : I t If! 1 !! 1 .fffcVs.Uv. M White, Co. Coroner. $.J0; T. 8. Wlill.t. 112 20; Win. Anundl, 9. JO; M. K. 1 1 u tnn, Justice court, $6.00; K. M. JoliiiHiui, $& 00; Dr. Cardwell. HirvlcH. 5 00; Dr. ('. K. Wade, ser vices. $5 00; J. II. Wilkorson, stamp etc, $0 K8; J. II. Wllkerson, expense $57 K0; Alice Wreford. clerk for supt $7 2 00; Kroit Walkln. truant officer $7 5 00; It. K. Ilrown, rrg at bd ot hi'iilth, $1 00; W. Hyinons. re at bd of liKullh, $4.76; Mis. M. K. Wooden st bd of hmtlth, $7.25; John Nelson r.'it hi lid of heulth, .75; U. It. Mills $1.76; (iraut Wad, $1.50; Arrow II. Hrlgg. V7' ft"- In'i '"h. .1,1. $s?0.,,,, C 00: lir i. ' ? InJt $30 00 The erection of the Roosevelt Memorial, to the memory of th former president, has reached the point of selection of a sultablo loca tion. Thas three men, Wm. D. Thompson, president; Charles Moore, chairman, and Herman Hagedorn, secretary, are raombors of th Roosevn Memorial Association. They have Just been In Washington trylnf $ Oeclde upon a site for the memorial. i f-l of thi- Willamette slough to the l-l'ite ot btrlnning, excepting ther from all the l.iml emhr i, ,l m iiMi. tie vorporc.tc limits ot thj town o.' K. ,n' libit, Xu. 17 All tha'. tenltorv whlci l.-s wlih. in the corDv'rate llmltH nf ihn ii.un ScappiTs.', Oregon i 'n thli dnv claims niin.f in county li-ci'fiire filed wiiu ih C. k of '!- court wnri all.it....-'. i.. the various r mounts as cart ie.l .in on the faco of said clsinw un.l I, ft follows: i trfneral t'nuniv U'.rm t John Corslglla. clialnMan, $118. 67; Jos. Antone chalnman, $64.00; Pete Bergerson, axeman, $6.00; John Corslglla. exp chalnman. $10. 00; Frank H. Kilby. exp chalnman, $61.00; Joe Antone expenses, $3.60; Wm. H. Davles, election haultng. $3.00; A. H. George, election fixing booths. $13.75; A. M. Holt election rem. ij.su; Larsen & Co, supplies. $5.70; O. C. Wilson rent election. $5 00; H. E. I-altare, expenses shf $6.20; Dora Shaffer clerk for shf, $78.00; IlEa C. George, clerk. $33. 00; W. J. Wilson, work for shf. $13. 00; P. W. Harrison, work shf, $3 00; H. J. Southard, auto hire. $2.0o'; ' Slundarcl Oil Co, hiii)IIom. $31 90; St. Hi'leiiH Tiro Shop, $1.00; Kli'lil Ihiuho Motor Co, sui'iilli-a. $2 95; 81. !!olns Iron & Murino Works, work for Hhf. $49.15; Pacific Tul ft Tel Co, $3S.40; Anna gnlck. dork for cl.rk. $72.00; t;imls A. Hunt, clerk $16.50; J. W. Hunt. et A- st.nri's. $15 00; HiisIiiiii;; Co. supplies.1 $37.50; HiihIioiik ft Co, suipliis. $90.75; tiliiss A 1'ruilhomMin Co. supplies, $5.!l; liliiBS & I'r'iilliomiiio Co. supplios, $S9 24; CIuhs & I'rml himi mo Co. supMllox, $2S (10; llesslii Hiittun stumps. $5 00; L. J. VunOr ihov.Mi, $55 00; II. J. Southard, auto hire, $10.00; Opal Smith, clerk fur assessor. $76.00; Opal smith, clerk $.1.00; C. W. Illukeslny. $13.34; R. Constantln, supplies. $8.25; W. J. Melllnger. repairs, C. J.. $4.00; SY Helens Steam Ijiundry. supplies, .90; St. Helens IMwe Co, supplies, $2.90; St. Helens Light & Power Co light $25 60; St. Helens Mist Pull Co, $64 -50; Itulnlnr Review Pub. $42 44 Martin Whit... exp. $9 24 ; Judsm', Wed. rotnmlsHloner, $S1.40' A L (lurk. $71 20; It. H. Hoyt. $25!oO; Max ( runilull Ainilt Co, books $450 -00; M. K. Ha.en. .36; M. y. Haxen. $2.70; John Iiethmiin. $1 00; M. F. Huzeii, speed taso, $30.65; T. . BUTTS'' m 1 "N ,ii Tl THBNKr E THF)1IKY0U BGBIN To you whose business helps lo make ours succcssful-we send cordial appreciation. May your Christmas be merry md your New Year prosperous. COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK Si. Helens. Oregon id profit of the future as well aa . .insure ror me moment, "The gift without the elver are." Aatoria Budget. first day of each and everv monti. nntil the further order of this court. On this day it is ordered by the court that the order heretofore made allowing county aid in the sum of $15.00 per month to Henry Morlinan via John Lake be, and the same is hereby discontinued. .a iutj luuuei uraer ni in . A FAJTHFTL OFFICER After three years faithful and con "lentious service. Mayor Magnut ixon will retire from office and bo me a private citixen on Jmnm successor, r. nisnn i hi. eourt I ha r ih. n-. r r n - - 'gh. is experienced ln the adminls- in the clerk's office from Jrly ifo atlon of civic affairs and. as his : be. and the same are ordered can- edecessor has done, will work for .celled. the Interest of the dty. A good man On this day it Is ordered by the - -es out and a good man take hi court that the Treasurer be. and she .oC.; v v . hereby authorized and Instructed 'Baton has been a good mayor, for'to transfer the sum of $1101.43 from t all times be has acted for the! the Motor License fund to the gen st interests of the city and aa his eral road fund, that the same ma. nscience dictated. Possibly he has be used by the court In the construc ade some mistakes, but If he dld tlon of roads and bridges . ey were honest mistake because' On this day It is ordered bv the 'X .n.. hontat- j that the clerk be and he Is At times the Mist has not agreed hereby Instructed to Issue a general ith some of the policies of the may- fund warrant In the sum of $'0 0t i- out it has never questioned his ! in favor of John Westman as count : ncerity. ,,id: and that a like warrant issue on Mayor Saxon gave to St. Helens the first of each and everv month uch valuable time. His erviclnd until the further order of thu court. On thla 2nd day of December. 1920 It Is ordered by the court that th territory embraced within the lim it of the town of Scappoose. Ore gon, be and the same is hereby set apart from Road Dist. No. I. and to be known and designated as Road District No. 17. And the boundaries of said roads be. and the same are hereby change jould be appreciated. SAFETY FIRST In another column of tho Mist ":ere Is an article from a well knowa sldent of this vicinity relative to - care auto drivers should exer- :ie and also toth duty of the p i csrlan. It Is possible that the "fool ito drivers outnumber the "foolish" destrlans. Perhans that la vhr ive ao- many accident. The anto ' tolIow to-wlt ..iver nas a responsibility and ft '-eat one. likewise ha the pedei Man, and the duty of each one la afety firt." If both of them prae this, there will be fewer ael '"mta. Any accident which result i.i the loss of life or property 1 de- arable, but. after It ha happened, i'. cannot be helped. However, thero ' a way to avoid accident and the . ay I "Safety First" The Rainier Review, tho Clats ' -nle Chief and the Bank Herald - c exchanges which came to our ' sk dreaaed ln holiday attire. Each xa a creditable effort and the pat . -nage of the merchant of th re- ectlve town showed their apprecl ; Ion of the effort of tho newspa . -r. w Getting abont that time of tho v ar when wo must again figure out l. ocme tax report. . Road I)fc.t. Xo. I Beginning at a point where the section line between sections 27 and 34 T. 4 N. R. I W. of W. M. inter sects the channel of the Willamette slough; thence east on said section I'ne to the northeast corner of the R. S. Fuller-ton D. L. C; thence south on the east line of said Fullerton D. L. C. to the southeast comer of said claim; thence northwesterly along the boundary line of said Ful lerton D. L. C. and the D. L. C. of David A. Cloninger to the northwest torner of said Cloninger D. L. C. thence sou'h to section line; thence test to th south west corner of said ection 25; thence north 1 mile; thence east t miles; thence south 1 utile; thence west nine miles to the northwest eorrer of section 31 T 4 N. R. 1 W.. of W. M.; thence south I mile; thence cast 4 mile; thence routh 2 miles; thence east 2 miles; i hence south 1 mile; thence east 2 c'.le; theuce south 1 mile: thence Thero 1 no reason to bo afraid cf ji-an 2 tcl'e; more or lew to tfc ) i devil. Ho can do BOthlngr am- enannel of the Willamette alongc; Jed. I t'jence northerly following the cha- C vi " ' ' w o fuunu piHS ens shows some of ihe c:rt that can be lound m l-y cranlxa.- after t few w-eks of dnvir.j-rohd dusi, c-ton and t.ne particles of metal. Svh cart tlrculdlts with the lubricating Oil ti.rouuh tr.e tn:!ine,tc ge Jncr with gslso!ine thai escapes past Lhe pistons and dilutes the oil. Have the dirty, di'.uted oil in your crankcase drainedout-nou-tfcfore unnecessary wearbegins We can do that best for you with Modern CHARLES WIKHTItOM . . . . CHEVROLFTGRr V n . l"He, ,,.. Ihi.u.u . ' '" r"r'' l 'T. tlalhkunln. li ItPrHM MEIER ltlrk. nfi-1,1, i)r . K. G.UUt.K. Silva Aut In jour crankcase oh Crankcase Cl(-ininj Service convenient, quick, economical. V 'a use Calol Flushing Oil, the scien tific, thorough flushing agent which does not con taminate the fresh oil. We assure proper lubri cation for yo.T engine by refilling the cleaned crankcase wit'i Zcrolene of the correct grade. Make a regular habit of Modern Crankcase Cleaning Scrvice.lt gives better engine perform ance and longer life to your car. CITY iAlt.(;K, A. Irfllrn . . lUlnler, Ore. HKLIMIOl KK MOTOR (X).. F'rd Ag. Ht. Iloleo. Or. IIRYA.NT IIIUH. (JAIt.(JK, K'rd Ag'cy, CUUik'nln, Ore. II 1 KM o .. 1 iiiiim, li.K.(,K . . HuUlUin, ure. ClM-vn.li Agenry, laUlB(.( 0rv.
