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Newspaper Page TextUNTV SCHOOL NEWS ' "Id portion of said r MM -!":' "1 Whoioas. Th Com,,,,,,, , k nil illWl THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY MARCH" l6, 191 PAGE SEVEN Ml( school win closed last u i U1 .... , ,..,. of thn llliimw f Mr.. ih (y of H Ti. i """""" " principal of (ho school. ,"' (, "I '?1-V ' "'""' ,1""n'- ,i,.,L o.y .Co... huH a ' ' Ml7'' '':T" !'. Jj niii'inliiiH .., u number of now pu llutl. portion of Wynth Htreet fr,., .... cnutnr linn of Hemlock Street to thn easterly line of Columbia Street ull Q the City of 8t. Helens. Oregon by clearing, grubbing, grading thn same to a width of elghtnnn foot nnd macadamizing tho same to a width of twnlvo feet with crushed rock macadam, tho whole Improvement to ln In accordauco with thn maps plana, profiles and specifications on' flln In tlin off lc-o of tlin City Recorder of aald City; and ,11,11.. m-li....l recently sun-1 ,W ""'. Tl.o F.nglneer of i.l .1 il,.. f rst twcnty-rivo drill In f ''X " July 12. 1920, at thn ro. at , .MMi.tiiil to tho Palmer "''l 'lmioii Council, fll,)( In th.. avluitim: '""I lly null Z.'ll biiiim.k PI"" ,,, II..IM Of III" 1T Island ' I .'. I... .Ilul.1i.il Int.. I I 1.0 ll.M. M. ....w i ..... ..r.ivruiu omih Kri- L. kIiI.'H !.'. ' " v Is .i"vl.l.'.l alt.irnatiily by tl.o ,, Tin I" u in."."" , Judging rports. ,.,, p.ipilH of lb" fourth, atxth, nth. eign.n '""" lP' . r Portland for criticism. ,'fflc of tho City Recorder of said '1' ..) . xcnptloiis, the pupilH I ' "'"P1'. plana, profiles and spo- .vril Hi" I almur awara. a nnui. , u mni improvement wlta , In I Inn. wnir il an iihiuui .- ....w n .inmoimueii oy II I III, llllil i" ' ... .... ....... .....ii i Hi,.. ............- i. .ding ii n eviiinni- .nun orin. i i . ... i.;ui..t, in wn on Jiiiiuary 24 nii:li ' mi working for tho 1 1921. Raid Kngliioor also filed an es- vt uwiii'H winrii ' i i.i"iiuu or ro-CHl liimli. of unilr.'il di HI". l"0 Pfobaliln cohI of kii.-Ii Improve ti... I . al limlMulo hold at m'ap "'. wiui ii c.hi ix oiitlrnatcil by I i il Katurdliy win imj w.'ii " ..iKin.-.-r in ii.) m mo Hlllil . . ....... I, l.,l..r..Ml Of S 5303.3 f a ml u il... HUbJ.irtH dlaruBHfrt ' Wlinrnaii. Tl.o Common Council of !,,(. W. ' AIiIithoii, county aubool ,mii City liavlni? now nxamhind mild liun-rii'.'" ' iiupa. piniiH. prorii.-s and Hpoclfli-a- wa ..i inn ...... ..... nona ni thn Ktlmalo of thn prol.a- l, iii.tUiikh of tho Hf i.ml y..ar ,!n ,., f ,.,, ml,r()V(.mMl 'I' '" '" M:H'. .,vriiuU.flnd , Wlun , .it,Hfl,(.( , pr,l Is. and 2nd. b'l.K all partlclarK without ,,ikl,.K ai.v uaIiik ' " -,. . "" i IN'.w, TlH'roroin Ho It Itl'Sldv.- l ;.,,,, ,,... iiik: Molwii-W. y 0 ronimn r f , . ,,, ,,, ford J. A. 8h U. Mr.. K f R ,,. 1,1 I' ' i; V ry 1 ,,or,l,m of W,'tl' H,r"-t d.rrH,o,i 1,m.K '.mvl,. limit TowiVHond UH '"""'" l tho ln...r,.rtlon of ,",l';r." UWn t a.a M K . ' I; '''" "" ' " Wyoth S.r,-,, Ud l i, All..n. , a n. ko.;. !,h '" "'"" '"' ' H.inili.ik ;i""M r Tiura u"i: Mr.. Ma ' ',-"' run....,, 'l ,., m !,,. lHal.nl Ktraln. Hr- '" north 73 dmcrnna and O.'l min im Musinii ... Uuby Tipton; Houlh ' ut tllstanrn of 12T0.B funt Mr. Murla Vunt'love: 11 P"m. tli"Hin north 81 do 'w'aiii.u Ml:.a rloroiu InKiahum; 6 mlnut.. nant 1S9.S f.-.t to (;l).' M: m. K. r- ftlullttbur; liapp) imui.i.iih m i wi, lli.llow Mrn. Mary K. olvtn; t lilt- '"" ' iniprovnii ny rtnar- ikanl" H A. Hnrry; I'ortland W. . '"K- KrubliliiR and (tradltiR tlin unmn. i MiliT'i'Hi; Koiu Mill MIhb lUilli 'o fHlahllHlind cnidc. to a w'dth ji)irly , .'ikiiii i'ii .ir iiin.i i,ii on A kpniI ilml waa .cciiinpllHhHd b "'"'"- '' "f tho rnutur lino of huI.I . . ... 1 'niliri.vi'iiii'nt. and rovcrlnu tin. h.-.I.I Hi.. I.nl i'i;i'iaiuio in iu " , ... . " , " ,si,ii.llv.. Hi-liool li-lslMlatlou. and:""1"1" wl,l "iihIi.-.I nwk nuirailam ,,.. ..( i Im i xinlliiK I"" wuro a. ipavemont to a width of twolvo f.-.-t. d.ii iinl iih to opmatn liettnr llmt. !"" 1,1 f,,,,t ' "'"'"r aldo of tho con l.r,.ii,.i . I hn tullowiiiK aro Momoitnr llu.i of buI.I lir.provnmont ; thn .,( tli.. .liu.irf.'H and liuw lawa: ; tnaradani to l,n ninn IiioIiom thick and S, ! .Il..il.t may ...naolldato a. ! P Im-hna of ;.r0 1 .- . .rr.lMl.n.l r..rk tt-.n rr.IU.il ...irl irnn any nin in tlin yoar anil are noi ro-:r ... ,. ,, . Mill until llio annual acnooi j - " iiiiir. il lo iiiuvliii.; iix f.iMimi'l). irrnniiliiKH, all to lm wot and rollod TI... il.-.tn of thn tnnrhnrH' nxatiil- C(,r,lnm.0 w),h ,hn PHtabllNh.-d Rrado iiMii.u f,.r Jim., waa chaiiKod from nIi(J mn ,nn ,, Uio i.i-t WfilnoMlay In Juno to tliu ,,, ,, .,. ,. ,i, ,.., l..i... on flln In tho offlcn of tho Knrordor h i I lH.ur.lH, wn.-n auinorumi uy (lf HllUi ( ,yi wh,.h (.tu,Mi,(.il a mujot l v.itn of tho luxal votora. of jKra(ll( ,n),,, plaiiH. prof Una and api ailiiiil, i. iiiiint furnlHh tranNporta- L.,fl(.lltnni( Br0 hHro r(.f,.rrP() to. tl.ni t.. ult I uj.iIh living morn than : adopto.l and madn a part of this Hoh u.m mm.i iroiii thn achool liuildlnn. jlul,m; nna m,,t Cinimon Coiuu-ll It provide that whrro thn trana-, ,0ro, ,t.lir,m lH IntLiiHon to bo ,.,ra! is l.y wai.-r, all puplla muat lmirova Bnl(, ,,ortin r Hi.l Wynth bo inuispoitnd. (Slront. and It Ih ltn IntHitlon to a A n.-w iitw piovldi.H for Ihu audit- nipn.vo thn aainn; Ihk of Hi" iiooka of tho achool clorka i Anrt Hn t Krthrr KoboIvpiI. That by thn iliHtrUTl boundary board. The:,,,,, c0mnioii Council of biiIi! City bh.kB ar. lo bo a lid Hud each ynar !ttl,,t nn) approve, and It dona hore bnt.irn tin, flrKt of AuKUat. : ,,y u(,ip, ,, Bp,,r(,vw tho urado as '1 i.ii hcIhm.I Ini.ird In union Lt I K h InHtalillHhcd and tlin nuipB. plaiiB, pro Bclio.il iliHii ictB, couiioHd of morn . f n and apnclflrnllona almvn rn lliuii f.n, B. liool dlHlrliin, shall c.m-'forr( ; nni it nlm. adopts and ap- lt nf (ivn iiihrra (lumen al large provi'B tlin natlinatn or rn-et!matn of (n.iii llm iiiil.in high achool dlBtrlct. J,)10 ,r,ahlo cohI of thn propoHnd lli-i liiiiiiig noxt achool ynar. each I Improvement an ahown almvo In the teacher will 1m rn.iilrnd to dnvotn Hum of $.1303. 3S. which nBtlnintn Is one half hoiir each work to teaching 1 Itemized by aald Knglnonr. as follow., ih" pupilH klndneHH and Juatics to, ;to-wlt: ami liiiiiiann trealiuulil of, anlnmlH. uml Mi., iinpoitant part Ihey fulfill til tlin economy of nature. After January 1 1923, the Dopart ineiit of KMiiciiiion will grant no cer tlfiiMtnB to l.iachiTa who have not taken an elementary teacher' train ing ciiiirmi of 24 weeks beyond thn hUh i.i-ln.i.l. Arter 192G. 86 wnnka will he re.iiirnd beyond a alandard high school. Neither the teacher nor tho achool Hiiperiiiieuilmit can, hnroaftnr, anil Bidio.il MippllcM to. thn dTHtrlct where he or nlm hi cm ployed. Tho clnrk of a ihstrii t In likewise deprived of any pecuniary Internal In furillMlllug aup pli.'i to hia dixtrlrt. 60.7 cublo yarda narth exca vation at $0.50 per cubic yard 33.35 655.4 culilo ynrda milld rock nxcavntlon at $5.00 per cublo yard 3277.00 10 cubic yard. Ioomo rock excavation-at $1.50 per cubln yard 15.00 Scatternd Unlit clearing and grubbing ' GO-0" 104 lineal fent of 9-lnch Annco culvert plpea In plaen 16000 14 40 llnnal fent macadam j pavement at $1.30 per lln- oul foot 1772.00; I ti Hon becoming operative, iih renulr- nd by tho Charter or aaid City and notifying thn ownnra of tho above doacrlbod real property aubjnet to aa HnBHinnnt for Biich Improvement that written remonatranteg agalnat the propoand Improvi in.mt may bo filed with thn Itecordor of aald City with in twenty (aya from the datn of the flrat piil.llcatloti of aald notifies; And Hn 11 Kurthnr Unsolvod, That thla Keaolutlon Im contained and em bodied in tho notice above mentioned and be pul.llnheil ,,rov,a by Sec tion 105, of the Charter of aald City. I" tho St. HeleiiH Mlat, a nnwHpapnr of general circulation In Bald City of Kt. lleUniH, Oregon, and pulillaheo t hni nin. And Hn It Further Ucsolvnd. That Unit certain Itc-:tolu t Ion paaH.-d July 21, 11120, hy Bald ( ommon Council. ior inn improvement or Bald portion i-f Wynth Ktreel In aaid City, he, and tho same hereby la. repealed. Head, pa.seil and adopted thla 31at day of January, A. T). 1921. Yeas. 4. iVaya, (I. Approved hy the Mayor thla Janu ary 31. 1921. A. P. BAKNETT, I'resl.leiit of the Council, Acting In tho absence or tlin Mavor. Atteat: J. II. OODKUKY. Ilecordnr. And You Arn llerehy Furthnr No- tlflnd nnd required to make and f'lo your written remonstrance or remoiiBtrancea with the Ko corder of aald City of St. Hel ena, against thn proposed Improve ments an set forth In said Keaolu tlon within twenty daya from the dale of thn flrat publication of thla notice which la dated uml first pub lished March 4. 1921. And unless the owners of two- thirds or more In front foi.tago of tho property de scribed In mild ltesolulii.il do so re nionatratn within thn time desig nated, tho Council will provide by Ordinance for musing said Improve ment In accordance with the plans and specif leal Ions so previously adopted by tho Council in said Iteao liilh.n. Iiite.l and first published March 4. 1921. J. H. (lOIlKKKY, Recorder of the City of 13-3 St. Helens, Oregon. AKMIMSTKATOK S I XOTICK Notice ia hereby given that tho un dersigned. Ceo. -I.. Mcl'hnrson, has filed In tho county court of the state of Oregon for the county of Columbia his final account as administrator of the estate of V W. Mills, deceased, and that said court lias fixed Monday, April 18, 1921. at tho hour of 10 a. in. k or as soi.ii thereafter as the same may bo heard, us the time, and the court room of Faid court In the city of St. Helens. Oregon, aa the place, for examining said account and hear ing objections, It any. thereto. This milieu is published by order of tho llo!iorabo Martin White, Judge of said court, duly entered March 2nd, 1921. OKO. I.. McIM I EltSO. Administrator of the estate of W. W. Mills, deceased McCaniant, llronaugh & Thompson, Attorneys for estate. CAUI) OP' THANKS Wo wish to express our heartfelt sympathy and appreciation of the many acts of kindness shown us in our bereavement, tlin death of our little son and for tho beautiful flow eis and other tokens of sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. John Morgando. INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Salom Atty. General preparing ti tles for five bills to go on ballot at special election June 7. They are. (1) Holdinr'a linnim 1.111 11 K a numih land not to exceed loan hy state of (2) Woman's Jury bill. (3j Main and female marriage test. (4) Kxtends legislature to 60 days $5 a day and 20cts. mileage. Klection will cost $150,000. Silver Iike to spend $30,000 or new high school. La Orunde Work started on 84 room hotel. Twin Kails has taxpayer's league with 250 members. State Highway commission will orect two wooden bridges at Cottage (jrove. Korest Grove To bring education within reach of more people, Pacific I'nlversity cuta off one year, making three-year course. Salem State fair board will speno $70,000 on new buildings und roads. Ilundon commercial club to estab lish $5000 experimental berry farm. Ilaker votes $70,000 bonds for na tatorium and auto park. Portland issued 869 building per mits in February, $1,255,125. lloseburg Work started f)n new Methodist Church. Wall,.wa Nibley-Mlmnaugh Lum ber Co. installing new power plant. Mndford Illds called for paving 64 miles of Pacific Highway. and distinct property, free of any interest on the part of the defend ant, (III) for such further and gen eral relief as to this Court may seem Just and equitable. Firat publication March 18, 1921' last publication Apt.t 29, 1921. ' D. A. Norton, Attorney for Plain tiff. 603-7 Fentou Bldg., Portland Oregon. The Sanitary Bakery The bakery where everything is maintained at the highest standard of sanitation. AH modern ma chinery and the entire plant kept scrupulously clean. All ingredients entering in our products of the highest quality. Always a full line of BREAD, CAKES, PIES AND PASTRY West St. Helens Bakery S. F. HEUMANN, Prop. Houlton, Ore. Phone 114-6 Or Wuff Hound. Owner (of nolBy purp) Don't be afraid of him, old man; his bark i. worse than his bite." Caller "Sort of hot Airedale, oh?" Buffalo Express. SUMMONS In tlin Circuit C-ourt of the Ktate of Oi-egon for thn county of Columbia Kordlnand Schilling. Plaintiff vs. Dorothy Schilling, defendant. To Dorothy Schilling. In the Name of the State of Ore gon, You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled ac tion within ten days from the date of the service of this Summons upon you. if served within this County, or it served within any other County of tho State, then within twenty days from the date of the service of this Summons upon you; and If you fail to answer, for want thereof tho plain tiff will (I) That the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between plaintiff and defendant be forever dissolved and held for naught, (II) that all rlaht. title, nnd Internal In and to all personal and real proper ty, now vested in, or hereafter ac quired by the plaintiff herein, be set over to plaintiff as his own separate WILSON'S 2nd-Hand Store HOULTON, OUK. Wo buy, sell and exchange all kinds of second hand goods. We will buy anything and pay the highest market price. bee us. PUONK 52-J Specials WE are featuring a fine line of Easter goods, and you will find a nice assortment to choose from and at the lowest possible prices. But we suggest that you shop early. Have you secured your share of the wonderful Bargains we aro offering? It will surely pay you to take advantage of the great reductions we are making on all Tinware, Graniteware, Crockery, etc. Elite Variety Store Total $r,303.3b And Ho It Further Unsolved, That the cost of said Improvement be lev NOTIC'K To thn Owners of real nronertv hero in h.ilow described, and to all per-'h'd upon and assesseil ngaiusi an oi iioiii concerned: !ih. lo's. parts of lots and parcels Nni K H is IIKItKDY OIVK.N, that ,,f land specialty benefited by such tlm ( 'n mnion Council of the City of I improvement as required and dlrect Kl. Helens, In Columbia county. Oro-,i i,y the Charter of said City; and gen. mi the 31st day of January, ht is hnrnhy dotormlnod and dnclarod l'.t-'l, by a resolution duly passed. that all tho lota of bind spnclally ben declared Its Intention of Improving jnflted, directly or Indirectly, are tho Unit portion of Wynth street In said ltv from thn center lino of Hem lock, street easterly to tho easterly Hue or Columbia sirnnt therein by cl.'iulng and grading the same to a width of IS foot nnd macadamlz tig It to a width of 12 font. In accord ance with thn plans and Hens now on fllo with tho Ilecordnr of Mild city; which .nsolntliri speci fies with ciinvonlont certainty the pan of strent proposed to bo Im pteved, thn kind of Improvnment proposed to be made, the action of die Council In declaring Its Intention of making said Improvements, the di recting of publication of notice there of, the providing and adopting of Plans and specifications for tho same, the nstlmntna of tho work to be done and tho probable costs thereof, and "II other rocessary data, Information and facts required by law; and aald resolution Is hnroby particularly re ferred lo nnd Incorporated herein aa part of this notice and Is In words d figures following, to-wit: RESOLUTION Hesoluiion of thn Common Council of the City of St. HolotiB, Oregon, do oming Us Intention to Improve all thai portion of Wynth Streot tlmrnin from thn contnr line of Hemlock Street nnstorly to the easterly boun biry linn of Columbia Street by cl'iirlng and grading the name to a width of eighteen feet and macadam izing tho snni.i In wlilth nf twelve f,nt; adopting the Engineer's esti mate of the probable cost thereof, n,lptlng plans and sDecIflcatlons for Ritch Improvement, and ropoallng that certain Resolution passed July 21, 1920, by Bald Council for the tm- ill If t ft-wit Lots 1. 2. 3. . 5. 18. 19, 20 21; and 22 and tho southerly ono-hair, of and 17. all In Hlock 15; Lots l,i 2, 3. 4, 6, 18, 19. 20, 21 and a uu.i thn Bouthnrly one-half of I-ots G and 17 all In Mock 29; Lota l. z, a. . o, m in va 21 and 22 and the south erly one-half of Lots 0 and 17, all In Mock 30; Lola i. z, a. . i 20 21 and 22 and the southerly ono haif of Lots 6 and 17, all In Mock .t. tm. I S. J. 4. 5. 18. 19. 20, 21 and 22 und the southerly ono-half ot Lots 6 and 17. all in moca . .... i a a in 11. 12. 13. 14. 15 and 16 and tho northerly one-half of Lots 6 and 17, all in iiiock y , 7 8. 9, 10, 11. 12. 13, 14, 15 and 16 and the northerly ono-half of Lota 6 and 17, all in tnoca n; ., , 9 10 11, 12, 13, 14. 15 and 16 ana tho n'orthorly one-half of Lots 6 and 17, all in Mock 81; Lots 9, 10, 11. 12 and 13, In Tllock 28; and Lot 11 In Mock 16, all of the above being In tho City of St. Helena, In Columbia County, Oregon; And He It Furinor iienunou, all of said Lots above described are hnroby doomed to be apeclally bene fitted, directly and Indirectly, by Biich Improvement; And Be It Further Kesolvod, That all of said lots ahovo described are hereby deemed to be spoclully bene fited, directly and Indirectly, by auch Improvement; And lie It Further Resolved, That the Recorder of said City be. and he hereby la. directed to publish notice of the Intention of said City Coun cil to improve said portion of Wyeth Street Immediately upon this Roso- Look Over This List of Columbia Retired Records Dance, Song and Comic Selections You've never had a chance like this. Theso are all stand ard Columbia Mue Labol Rec ords ninde within the last lb months. Come In early, for tho supply Ih limited. For a Limited Time Only Those 130 retired popular records are offered for sale for a limited time only at 69c. This Price Applies to 130 Retired Records Including such artists as Al Jolson, Van and Schnnck, Har ry Fox, Ted Lewis' Jass Band, Art Hickman's Orchestra, eto. Be sure to come In and look over those standard Columbia Blue Labol retired records. A. J. Deming Druggist Mucklo Itldg., Strand New Route and Schedule for Steamer America FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE On account of lack of business, the Steamer Iralda has been withdrawn from the Portland St. Helens Rainier route. The steamer America will continue the run from St Helens to Portland but via the Columbia River route instead of the Willamette Slough route as heretofore. THE NEW SCHEDULE leaves Kt. Helena 7:00 A. M. for Portland and Way Points, via Columbia River. I .caves IN.rtl.unl 2:30 P. M. for St. Helens and Way Points Arriving: St. Helens 5:00 P. M. On Sunday the steamer leaves Portland for St. Helens at 11:30 A.M. We have arranged this schedule to accommodate the shippers and passenger traffic. With the days getting longer, it does not require much effort to get up a little early and have an enjoyable boat ride to Portland and be back in St Helens at 5 o'clock in the afternoon and at a lesser cost than by bus or rail. This schedule should also appeal to the St. Helens mer chants for they can receive their supplies late in the afternoon or early the following morning. - We are asking the patronage and co-operation of the public in this venture and assure them of the same depend able service which we have given for the past twenty years. We will do everything in our power to accommodate our pa trons and maintain a service that seems absolutely necessary. We can only do this by having your patronage. American Transportation Company By L. H. HOLM AM, Manager.