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PAGE SIX T H E ST. H E L E N S MI S T F R I D A Y . O C T O B E R <>. I‘LV • • in Ilici t alni ugreoubln In ei|ulty SUMMONS IO PI Iti II ' * I ION Ibi il 111 li 11 ni ■ is seiveil tipoii yn | In Ilio l Ircull l onci of Ilio "siali- of lo pii bl leu I Ioli lliereof ili Ilio Si Ilei i iis-goii, in anil for lin* I olim i of cu« 111 h I. hv on of Ilio I Illuni utile • „III inibii of I tic ulloVl• eli .1 \ 1iikin. Ju I eolia McIntosh, Plaintiff, Stato of Oregon. ilatrd tho tìth day ..f Scptemher 15, 1922 ! tlll.'d I out 1 1 »¡r e c to r y Vs (F rom Salem Journal.) Septemher. 1922, in a coi tulli action 1 »al«* >1 Ibe 2 71 Nolieo Is liereby glveil tliat stili Iti c u l ó n I. il» Intosli. P e f i md a l l t A largo crowd of banqueter« last in Ilio J ostico Court l'or lustrici ject to tho coudttions and limitai ioti ■ 1 !* Lì Lì lo Itieuloii I. Mc I n t o s h Ile’ I» « \ M I ’ liKI.L , night hoard Judge Logan of Oak Nunii»«*r lino fot- sant County and of I he À(|a o f .1 mie 9. I !• I i. | i Williams. S t a i. 21X1. und June 4. 1920 i 4 1 J sil D\ i» lisi lilt'd d (*f**tulaii! land. California, originator of the Stato. » boro in il loti \\ Vito» n o toi (lu* l 'Ialiti Iff, hO 4 A B S I RACTS o f III«* Stati» *»f O r o 1 ! OHI IIIC* re lai Sin • I It! f l i c loganberry, tuako an address on "T h e Kmtnott W illiams and lltrdoll W il S ta i, 76x1. und thè instructions of \ torli», i »l ogon Loganberry" In tho Christian church Hams co partners doing business un tho Socretary of thè Interior of Sop n o n y o u a r o li l 'i v li v r«H|UÌrr«l (o a|> Date of nini publica! ion Septett) • 01.1 « n u countv ~~— ' h«»r ‘ ì * l ì » ' * restaurant at the state fair grounds .lor tho firm name and stylo of J I. tem ber 16. 1917 |46 I. 1 1 4 4 7 1 l»« .»r a n d UUHW «•r 1 li«* 4 * o in p la i i! t attuili» ! * » » U il t I III* u b o v r «'ll 1 il l«*d 1 Judge Logan found the loganberry in Williams and Sons. IMatntill's, room and June 22. 1920 (47 I . P «■ M1A.NV Ab8T^ (III Maro of las! pu til íi at ion Novi « i n oli* t li«* l u i II t!tt> 0» hia experimental breeding work just cred judgment against Interstate thè tluiber 011 tho following land n uit o n 4 I mi IO 192 ;• ‘ ,M“ " l'rssia«,! '. naiti dato I m - ì i i < j Land Co., u corporation, Iiefcudaui. w ili he soli) at 111 o'cbtck .1 ili on \ 0 \ CID ! »‘ i *— 4 0 years ago ( li 1 \\ Ot'lis 1 1 DU! (i l ' ' 1 tuoi* (lui tor ilio suiti of line tlundred Ftfty- \ di \ (lotti! y D 11 . I liai I h floured Noi eli! ber s , 1)22, .11 publie .1 il' The judge': speech, in part, was i It«* j wtll eut pattir> hai p and i.at barbers M'pf t'llllMH I !» lì : t li reo und 56 leu Indiar» and thè at thè l'ulted Stutes land office ut 2 Silt i An as follows: (Iu* f i r m oth«*r \s a) I h ( • di p tin* li la ilo In " I planted Texas early, a domes further sutu of So voti and àO-lOO | Portland. Oregon.to thè lilgliest Imi BENNE I i \ nil t I (o I boiling wat or ( a> li t i m e a trul la tic blackberry that blooms at the Pollar» costa and disbursements der at not less than the appraised 11 [ I In «AKUKIt^r ft-w locatici* ou • i vv I bi * ;t |> herein same time as the wild blackberry thè 5th day of Scptemher. 192 value us shown by Ibis notice, sale ti ■ s,r*ua' J» " r > thing in«»«)•• 1 1 | : want i Notice is hereby glie li Huit I will, !•,. subject to the approval of tie P in olio row. and the wild blackberry le*. relief « 4 ut rI fm iu the second row. to produce a new on the l 4th day o f October. 1922. al Secretary of the Interior The pur tier rompi blackberry superior to any cultiyated the front door of the Court House 'base price, with an additional sum pr. M U H li w 1 sort, with the flavor of tin* wild her- Hi St Helens in said county, at 10 Ot)1 of one-fifth of one percent thereof, K“ sih T Z T ' ■ II« I lull 1 “ ' « Wi“ ‘t u ll i h f ( h a rv. Hv chance, and with no thought 11 clock in the forenoon of said dg.v, being commissions allowed, “ i Stur« _ musi Iu | v(ahll**li« <l I hm :. Tel \i «tin»: -ell at public auction (subject to re deposited at Hun- of sale, mom 1 of getting a cross between the black - “ J ......... ist« iu lhW,mi«l •' t ween II pittili- berry and raspberry. I planted the lemption Ho the highest bidder, for) be returned if sale is not approved 1 1 ‘»ne in s,„| "¿ "J * N K U BROS. h I anil cash, the following described prop he dtxHol third row to an old form of the rasp otherwise patent will issue for tile •rty. 1 0 -wit: " K B A illlK It siiliè Itiniher which must lie removed with berry known as the red Antwerp M O N U M E N T S ff he a wanted tie I Pie Northeast Quarter of tin* m ten years Ilids will lie received "T h e plants. Texas early. 1 had ‘•“ a l i l o . , würg T “ ' ontrot of minor I Southeast Quarter, the Northeast from citizens of Hie Putted stale. voiiuuetluu An uy („ ,h 1 * set out fruited the next spring. IS so LI». 4 » ( i ipponit«« > •* M« lut dt, imi al , such citizens and * **** *•- A dami V ; 'upMstur : . iti a limited way from the old wood Quarter ot the Northwest Quarter, associations o f ty il.ill d Fit i \ ( $ .0 o0 I do! i The fruit ripened May « h m the **>• Southeast Quarter 0 1 the North* corporations organized under t he n n: 11 IN H «HCl seed was planted By early full I west Quarter, the South Half of the laws of the I ’ nlted States or any BLACKSMITH n ihn foi prit i n had about three hundred vigorous Northwest Quarter of the Southeast ¡ state, territory, or district thereof lid und l( Ulli !»<•> plants for field setting t These j Quarter; and Lots Three anil Four only l pon application of a quali J L. « MU I KM proved entirely different from any in Section IS. Township ;> North. | fied purehaser the timber on any ■ hoeing K*‘**rl *«r, bist knuilih known blackberry and was later Bange» 1 West of the \\ illaniettel legal subdivision will he offered sep " agon, »s, ■•age. auto I «pair» arateli before being Included in . 111 ' named the Mammoth, because of tli*j Mend ian. Quarter of the offer of a larger unit large size o f the cane and berry and 1 1 lie Southeast T 4 N . R 3 w .. Sec I ; SW t* yield This was the original purpose* I Southwest Q iia r ^ r of Seition 2 4. CONTRACTOR yellow fir 1200 M , red fl r j of the breeding, the byproduct of j Township 5 North. Bange 2 West of N U ' , reo M bastard flr 300 M . ied ced-l which proved the greater o f the two. | the U'illamette Meridian B W Ito o r U i,«.,, . tonlrat lors and Builders The Käst Half of the Northwest ar LIO M hemlock 16 0 M NU . as explained by Judge Logan. I Builder l'U n . » , , j t.U tt.V iV *** \ I I I N I I X I \. t >111 1.1 ) X Quarter of Sectlon 2S. Township 6 "In the very first row 1 found SU yellow flr 700 M . bustard fiel “ "bed St Helen,. * “'• a single lonely plant entirely d if f e r North. Bunge 1 West of the Wll- . •'* M rcii cedar «30 M Agents tu' Ivi le L u m e n lamette Meridian ent from tlie new blackberry, and in J ■ M M i 's s u yellow flr ■*.'* i A I .IlKB I' III Id |)AM The Käst Half of the Northwest M . red flr L10 M bastard fir 4:',n| Comp.iny appearance unlike any berry I have in.', dock building. ¡jtui*r Quarter of the Southwest Quarter; ever seen The color and appear M . red cedar 220 M while fir yo i ■ vrk st( gatisral watur from vouir,«^, Rollali and Finished Yel ance of the cane was something UK« tiie West Half of the Northwest M hem lock 200 M . none of ' .« red ^ Si Helen., Or« Quarter of the Southeust Quarter. the raspberry, but it was neither a yellow and bustard ftr timber to lie I l o w Fir Lumber, ‘ ■ 'ts One and Three; the Northeast sold for b*ss than $.: 00 per M noti" blackberry or raspberry i’l.ms and Estimates Fur " I t was a new form of the rubus Quarter of the Soufheast Quarter of ,.f the red cedar Umber t.» !, DLCURA1UR family I tended this little plant tile Southwest Quarter; the North- lor 1.»» than $2 00 per M and m e nished. Southeast Qu.ir- of the white fir and hemlock timber A «•AIU.K tenderly and in due time when it W 't Quarter of the I T , etici i came to fruiting in the spring of , er of tin* Southeast Quarter; the *,j t«. »(»id for less than $1 0" and I >«*4o ru I or All firiic44fc 1«. NKl's NK *•« . red flr 1 >Si2. I found that the red Antwerp ;^°.U, , y !V*rt* r of. tlu‘ S o u t h » « « M . See 1‘ hou«* Ik.* J for pruinpi ». riic* raspberry 1 had planted had crossed Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; 1200 M. S K 1» N K 1, red fir lfi .Mi with the Texas early blackberries, the Northwest Quarter of the South- M . SU >* N K 1*. red fir .'ion it Southeast Quar- red cedar 110 M hemlock 7 M and that nature had produced a new we»t Quarter of the D A IR IE S ST. H E L E N S B E S T \ i.«i.*rr Mi¿» Quarter of tho N W * * SK ’ * . -ed fir 1150 M SK>4 and perfect fruit, later named the ter: the Southeast Southwest Quarter of the Southeast S K 1* . red fir 1500 M red si h i i >1 i I HT IIKI.KNH IM I It! edit, loganberry. BUTTER pur. tntlk and ire»»u) from T it "In the ensuing 40 years the log Quarter; and the Northeast Quarter ."»0 M . hemlock io M. SW '* K '* t *‘l»l t anberry has remained absolutely tin of tile Southwest Quarter of the j red fir 525 M . red cedar 2 M 1 l » ‘* «•Il.tow A home ; redact of gu; ran JO,! none of the red fir timber to h same, never reverting to either par Southeast Quarter of Section »a ll) L e t a l i « ) 4 tiuriUiiu Trups Township ' North. Range 1 Wes' Tor b-s» than *2 50 per M none of I quality. Dial.ufa H ie d by I'lioiie 141 ent type but keeping its identity iom< ... 1 $ tile red cedar titilli, r ti he " A f t e r the loganberry became a o f the Willamette Meridian : . i* folk , for ir > 111 . rt • sin .| t , 1 . | Tile North Half of tile Southeast , less thun $1 50 per M and non. » distinct and popular fruit of com 1 o 1 » I N O L I . o l L K LAM O )"ur ptl, Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; the hemlock timber to h<< sold f< mercial value, the demand for plants it always good -and there are n 4u p tS hole Milk T rota ..ur u »u T g led unscrupulous dealers finding the le ■''"ur*1 Half of the Southeast less than $1 no per M T 4 4 l ! i> p .1 luna Qaalii) , rtic, |iu substitutes for dairy f oils plant reproducing true to seed gath- ,~uart? r , t*Je Southeast Quarter; K Sec 5. N W i* SW *1 , red f .. ir I.-..«J 11 > u. V\ 1 . Hum, r,*, ;... p ered and offered great quantities of , est falf of , *le '* Half >f >165 M none of the red fir t:tn!»• • i'UuUu « U|‘ ¿ 9 e beast Quarter of the North- to he sold for le»s than $1 per seed for sale all over the United west Quarter; I’ort T 2 S . B 5 W . Sei NK States. The uc fruit * » g* i i vi ui .'V was »«tacs ... . . . the East Half of the M of cu course ' ‘ 'lT * lH -Northeast Quarter '* N K 1« red fir 1400 M worthless and of no grea'er value 1 IO 1 El.S I \\ (lug Room ----- , th. .. red fir timber to bo ««Darter; the Ka-t I fo than if a fakir sold you a seedling ?! t b.nrry. as Bellflower apple, but in this en Half ,.f the Northeast Quarter of th- less than $! 50 per >1 'M L A L I \ l i n i |,t. i hu, 1|bj „ „ Quarter; and the - North W M SI’ BY, ( Signed tire lot o f worthless seedlings not Nort ,, Invest , ■ - .. I t loi» ( uurttM.ua tr«-aiu«u 4iru one showed any tendency to revert 1 0 1 th“ -N» r'h Half of the South- j <’otnmissloner. (leneral Land Offici ' ..« » ,4t 4 tllJlodüt lOlifi dH» Ilit'4lt This transaction did the loganberrv \ 7 ’J,ar •',’ o rtbwest Quar 43 industry an immense amount of ter of Section 24. Township 5 North I Bang- 2 West of the Willamette harm INSURANCE Have you anything to s ell’ Ti * "T h e loganberry is not only a dis Meridian. Taken and levied upon as the prop u .14 J .-i! El. i l l . .-«pMUl Af«i tinct species of the rubus. but it is erty of the said Interstate Iaind 1 “o the tu t u only u i * a successful m v . r : . '« . '* i 1 4 1 attempt r ev«r v tfi 1 *L'gou LiL' In.uuaur« 1 made to cross the raspberry with the 1 T:,ra ,r as much thereof a- •II. I »1 belt llblg . I'urltanil. urt 1 — G IV E Y O U R E A L S E R V I C E . blackberry that has stood the te»- may be necessary to satisfy the said judgment In favor o f (Jlen W W il of time and is in existence today. 1 . i. q I B K la.uru yuiir prop- " I have made extensive research liams. Emmett Williams and Birdell | pe ( ) V. .th a • olupau) 111,! lss y«.4 ¿ C H A R G E Y O U R E A S O N A B L E B R I CE S Williams, copartners doing business 1 o f this berry's h L 'o r y and • ave ■rIU• ': , o i.'i a luiilli a *. ü s UAi! unable to find a single plant tha’ under the firm name and style of J ! • 1«.liais m I t i « i« i » m it,, j* 3— S E L L N O T H I N G B U T T H E B E S I M E A I S L H tlliams and Hons against Inter- ! varies in the slightest degree from ■ ai • In urani i wruivn »1 imi t .1* A N D GROCERIES the loganberry. I have never seen a state Land Co , a corporation. c>- “ nil 0 1 . , „11 y in |(,n,f A m X. particle of difference in diatetic val gether with all costs and disburse IL MII.nil*, in . , „11 t t yu.il, ments that have or may accrue ue and neve" a single he-ry (hat wu Agent, .-it lit-icus uri'Koii J H. W E L L IN G T O N , not Identical In size, color arid flav Sheriff ! or with the Joeanberrv.” Dated at St. Helens. Oregon, this PLUMBING Strati' Sth day of September, 1922 40i5 These warm days when appe •'Oll II L S I ,ud quak Mntc* St Helens. Oregon Telephone N o l l « K t»l s I l I KH » > «. XI I NOI II I 1>|- S U I IH t.Ol MIN JUDGE LOGANS T E LLS m in i m u tili. Hy virtue or un execu Iloti dui) U- H O W HE FO U ND «■onerai Istmi Office. »iii’il 11 y thè i l o i k o f i li>> Circuit T H E L O G A N B E R R Y Court of tht> Coutil) of Columbia. W asIiingftMi, li. C. » ■ a n i ly business' Portland Marble Works M GOWN H ANOtRSON COLUMBIA AUTO 80S LINES St. Helens to -O p e ra - tive C re a m e ry Assn. Three i hings We Do Ice Cream The W arm W eather Food FARM POINTERS OF F A R M V A L U E tites need stimulatino thoughts Spray I ' e n i l m Early. Peaches should be fall sprayed with Bordeaux 4-4-5U. The arlie r the better The rains bring favor able conditions for blight and do- back Infection.-. Get ahead of them Remove l>l».-a».-.| I'otalm-». Potato fields intended for certi fication should I a l e all diseased ill. removed before digging the crop All damageii rough, mis-shapen potatoi should he sorted out at digging time Hon lo Sel.*. 1 Se.-.l ( 'orli h , J L * 1? m '.e “ . 0f W.h0lr. " r K ,a n r ,‘ I" If dishes can not be washed Im mediately after using them, pour a little boiling water over them, and when you are ready to wash them the task will be much easier. ‘ REÜ1 A U K A N Í S Si 11 El L N s UK.SIAIHA.M- L ood lin a i, at all tiuura US .M st i and SECOND HAND » ’• »• »• > ' o u r t o í th e S ta te o f O r e g o n , f o r th e C o » u i n n ty ly o f 4 C o o|um- lu r n (he estate or Jacob l.erigacher, d»- '*'F by Hi** h !. ovp nam#»f| court, bu *! that the* crwIKora of sah! de* 'eased may file their claims against | ._ 'Hid estate with th** Administrator,! ut 120 Yeon Building, Portland,; Oregon IDA L E N D A f H E R , Administratrix i BA R G E F LE O N A R D . Attorney for Administratrix Date .,r first publication Sept.-m- ber 29. 1922 42t&1 N convince you o f the value o f Chamberlain'» I ahlets as a personal trial. W c can tell you o f thousands who have been permanently cured o f chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick headache and disorders o f the stomach and liver, Rutherford Building but this will have little weight with you as compared • > a personal trial. That always convinces. St Helen C h a m b ê r l a l i f s T a b le t s St. Helens Candy Kitchen The B E R G M A N N double calk lock Bids . Ml IU« .Shu# Düïluf K ap alrlu g 1 1 .iilB»ivk M«I m i i A L IlE itr BK A IH K U U Stia« anJ Any kiud »f l-**“ et w o r k d o li « I 'r i i« » raakoB»»1* W ork fila i l i u t i 0 1 1 « Pluck « m i J i M I i t* i * * i 1 H (i* l< 4 »t Han.' , , M a k e r S H O E S H I N E PARL0K FO R L A DI EH AND UKNT» - .diu«, t l.'au«d uud Dyed Hhoe laf**. Hlios* Polihb < ourt.-oua 1 r')ktw*u« >nd Good Work B o y ,I Sh • **•*•»«•. L e w l l t Buildlug, HI Helen* U|e>* >11 <lay. C O M P A N IE S ^ T R A N S F E R und S lo ltA l.K K»* Long Dlatani"« llnilllng »«>• j or for ,li»ra g « rail 1 A 1 I Phon« 72J. buaineaa I 1 X\\ Prompt Ml Vice lieaaua*01* Ipr.ceg _____ ^ » I HELKNH rRAN II *• ' 0 j I ran afer. S to ra g e llau llB f * k i n d . H an d , K o r k i m i Wood for Ml* B U R N S I I K O 8 . . P r o p » I'h oue I * You will like our choc olates. r h T '" .i'« . St. Helens Candy Kitchen I AkJpi.N M ak in g. TRANSFER In Ite rg m a n n S h o e s O n ly Try our Taffy and full Cream Caramels. reason t JACK O 'M A L L E Y . 1 u»l«oi lab*“ iu lt. Mail* Io order. 1 l.'aula* **“ j P r e u lu g CALKS GUARANTEED TO H O I n A N E W P A I R O F S H O E S F R E E IF T H E C A L K S C O M E OUT. I TI Prices always able. 1 HI11*« TAILOR Hewitt Building If W e make our candy every day so it is always fresh. None hut the best of materials used. S H O E SHOP OTHING that wc could say would 80 thoroughly M a s o n ’s Columbia St. STORK ilO l L I O N NEW AND »KCu.HU H A N D .S'I o b e K i e r y l b l n g «I m l v a l u « b o u g h t , , u l d „ r «xctiaut«! I ' h u u a l>: J , l l « r r ) nlbiay. Prop Mt. Hood IceCrea m and, excluding f anada, (»errnany and bin. '■ • I Britain, more than , In the Matter of the Estate of biiLd number in m y two countrie Jacob Lengarher, Deceased In the world The greater part or Notice is hereby given that the the 900,000 telephone» were used in undersigned, Ida I-engaeher, has the United Stares . been appointed administratrix or e n - „ », . .. #ASfhP .w rtTOn«g rU!,r? F banda ln to fhc* jshoppirifc Uax he*for»* I**avinK home They will prove a great con- verilence when -everal small par cels can be made into one with t)i« aid o f the elastics. d u m b in g <ai| 2J J jluultuu Piuuk- ttig Shop NOTH E TO 4 ItKDITOItM. turn naturally to the soothin In flic ( ount .1 ( r „ , u i of the s ta „. of coolness of lee Cream. Oregon, t « r ( i olumhia . »1 u in hi a < County. K‘>n. for ounty. Notice is hereby given that the And when rightly and sanitary undersigned has been appointed ad made Ice Cream is a healthful ministrator of the estate of Evelyn Iris Peterson, deceased, by the coun and nourishing food. ty court of the State o f Oregon for If you would enjoy the best of Columbia county, and has qu alified.,, A]l p“c „n- having claims against health during the summer en »aid estate are hereby notified to pie. plenty of— i-ent the same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned ad ministrator at St. Helens. Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Either Brick or Bulk Dated and first published Septem ber 22, 1922 APPETIZING LUNCHES F R A N K L. PETERSO N . Administrator. FOR G L E N It. M K TSK E B , Attorney for PARTICULAR PEOPLE Administrator 4it5 Select seed corn from talk hav ing one good ear. Take no ears from fallen or down stalks which are o f ten diseased Avoid selections from V o i I« i . t o 4 I t h n i T o i t s . thin pla> e» in the field Save eed In the Count) 4 miri of the .Stats' i.f now and dry It promptly Oregon, for Columbia d im ity. in Matter of tha Estati Early Dry Plowin g Suggested. Sherman Deaver, Deceased Kail work Is facilitated by- early Notice is hereby given that the tin dry plowing on most soil- Dry | dersigned iia- been appointed admin- plowing Is easily done on irrig a te d ' ¡-tratrix of the estate of Sle rman ground. Ground that lias been in Deaver, deceased, by the County cultivated crops will generally plow o'irt of the State of Oregon, for *eii before the rain Spring grain ' Columbia county, and has qualified stubble is more easily dry plowed All persons having claim» against than winter grain stubble land which aid estate are hereby notified h, pre. ha» not been worked for a year, sent the same duly verified as by law Thorough discing in (he fall makes required at the law office ,,f J W early plowing easier by loosening the Day. in St Helens. Oregon, within surface, working in -rubble and re ix months from the date hereof, fuse, and helping to trap early fall Dated and first published Keptem- showers, thus softening the land ar.d her 15. 1922 lessening the power required J O S E P H IN E DEA VER, — — -------------------- Adriiinlst rat rlx. In 1921 the W estern Electric com J W. DAY, Attorney. 40t6 pany, the manufacturing organiza - * -----— _ tion of the Bell System, turned out NOTH E TO CREDITOIU4. nearly 900.000 telephone- This i Ä The Peoples Market Ä No m " i ^ U r . l « fur l ^ “ ouba-csik I .... . C i v , r ..... . " l,S" IU" C" k H I««, r iie ti. B e rg m a n n S h o e V 1 M " fu U<. S ' C O . 1 2 1 T l l i m M A N NT •'(»KTLA.MD, ore . Tranefer «""*• it M cK IE haulin» , local and long 1 II 1 I M W — Bate» rnitNonable Pilone **J ° r Sf l l « l « n * Only I « out of 142 linlliuUon» *» III« United Staten formerly * n® a« 'drink curen" «r e now c o n il ad 11 a bonlri. q, Hlnill.tr to Hurt which 1 piirnued before the advent <*f » binai problblHon of Ih« liquor r* rie