The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 30, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAS LOCAL 8 ,,, w-W rXnrffA V Ti to Rom Ctlwtil'UCouiitl,tik iv...,te Kxliltilt t lit Btl Flr 8,i.UmUirlil,lo8ll, Mr, W. H. MHrd Ktt fflii)( . ... ... .n.i k at nu old tneinv me Ittiiu an "-- - cMbuiiclr . f,.rlv.ttva DuMfliitfen fur j lien r " - Portland frotu ft. lfUn on Ih Iral'l lull Mon'Uy. " '' uMer TuewUy. ' ."" 'H l""",H!f '" HotiUoii went by Clrcn. . . , fine Lot U puUlng up two ttil iii.lHC on hl lot on t-umnim Mr. Ir. Ko relvd telegram Mniln iiurnoon, UtlK lhtjir lro the Tltoiuo Macklt, who left fU. Helen 1ul two m n" urn M"l" ping for Kvcrl ttay In 8eul. tiatl Jiartcd on hi wtnrn trip t AIak, tut M Utn tltid by piieiiitiuiil nd had liwn put "I11"' Victor!, WlliMir MucklwP"y", wm' ln' "'v,' rii.e. Muckl m M Jacob I .wine rr Ukn to KUm hf IV. Cllfl In hi Uurvtlt nl r WK"1 ," """"n rclii to Vktorln H.ii.1 In wh yon h (or th county i.,. uii eol!etd "d H heavy or talk; article hoiiltl In St. Helen ly KrMy noriiig wp' "' II mii It nrk.l nl lil'l by MgM. If 0iintt your r-xMbli ir.)r " i" ',", l,ml d' ,lp It by P"i" W. J. rfll0tV-n. fair (irmini, ifctieni, mpi m"7 M,,te Ht, Ti.0 oouiny nr.w toor ihibll, t!irfr ml li In. ami II you wit U mtumed r IU-r tin Uii it over wy " M.. William Ra returned lo Iter bout In ft. H-len last FatunUy night, bating .eo''il th graduMing er cite l her tnll U. J. ' !,h wirri Vuivtrliy'nie.ll'l tkjrtitnt. (the l vUlifl her old h'u' In Wl.n io nd with Irlend In low. A fine thirty r riB.h h mU chtap Cood hulUllou, l lerd, excellent ,,!!, SKJ Irnll tr. N" Wmm, Or A wp t ?l0 Colaiubl Connty Hnk I'or 8lc A Unci ol t cr of tim btt, low jute it tku "on Columbia County Bnk, Mr. o. Ilnyburu returned Utt Ved m,Uv (rum ctt"B t th new Biinerat iprltiK. ner Cr0. II y b hd fin tluw. M. A. II. duff od Mr. 8. S. Wy prat Sundny t 6ddf Mi ruiith Moulton. ol WIU Wll. it i.Ulng with her ceutin. Mt le. lUtun. lbi week. Mr II. i. Wtter I having tenml toproyenwut uU on her htmte. Mr Rttben U dolH th worh. Ilet id on Tim Iroi ml Countr Itaok. SHcfinan Drot ol Ynktnn,' weny piah.d fin by ol llmr, throuh the Kuenry ol th Columbl Count Bank. tirat. dy t Ih Wt Fi'f F'I't tr and, Kirrlwdy day nil the ll Are ) u g''tiii? llouwr Dennett,-pI Wnen, rnily dir. of forty acre of bi timtwr. The de! w brousht about bjf, th Cl umbU County Hnk. r Mr. Whit, ofth firtn ol Whit A An derion. UI bulne vWl to th city Wednesday. Rev. Ata Slrth will preach at lloult'.n ct Sablth a, hi. and at rit. Helen In lb evening, , On linlf donen big Jutt, b.U, earwu, inrtnipt, rutUuor nythtn tlw jrou have, (mill evrl ol you. will Ulp old Columbia eoiimy iu tht prlw. ... , Don't lortl th p.ogroHtv firm of White Aodertoii, nw condiwtiut tb gencml ruerchaiidiw btiiinen toruierly carried on by Bailey & Ib'nn. Mr. and Mr. H my an 1 MU Rlne returned Ul week tr,ui a cmplni trip on St i !. creek. Miu Nurali Hri.l. of Uranf l'H. princll of th llgh chi)oU of that lly, U vniiiru with Mi Ktu at lb home ol Sir. mid Mr, Duy. - II. M. T'owler c Co. bav brotiKhl utt gint the Ppruc 81 1'lr Lumber Com pny of Dob!, for the uui of W00 lor work perfonucd and claim alocd. An atuvhuwnt h len levied upn th cmnny' property, Mr. W, H. I'owell actiiiK a attorney for Mr. fowler. lnt forget that W. !. I'ullerton, of Wrrm, I trying to do omtblng to mka Columbia County known to lb vliiin of th Oregon State I'alr, Kve ry body who ha anything worth blbitln ihouM wnd It to blm. And It would UAduuhtedly pay Columbia County people to vitit the Stat Fair. l.t Friday Mia Berenice Mateo nlerUlned a number ol hex young fiiend. In honor of her ninth birthday. l.iut Saturday night Ih boy who have been employed at th Wlern Cooperage Company' camp at Carico, ntertilned at alilg Ire danc at Yankton. Kvery body w Invited to be present and dunce, eat. and have a Good time, A large crowd went out from Houlton and 8t. Helen. Dr. Cliff, II. I). Ken and Kugene Mile went down to Rainier one nUlit , lt week to help Dr. MeUren eat a few down crwnh. Th river wn "y rough and, a they went In the docior' i munch, alt three were .oeked to the ikiii btlore Kulnier wa reached, and Mr. lit- wa i,,, ,iow ,,,i 0ul, with ea ifkticM. I'tten ay crawflah don't look K"od lo him, Mi r(orit Small I pendliig hef vacs- "n at Silver Lake with Iter people ,! , .... . . ... . vjracv uia.icn, i auiitaviiiK, " ''i "jvjiltinff wllh Mr. and Mr. A, L.Stone PEACOCK FLOUR IS THE BEST J' yo i iloii'l know tl.l l0 U iaol l alll prove it to you. You "' "tt.v.i Imya i4Wk unlit yon hiii i-uiivliiopd. M.C.OKAY, School Meeting. There 111 U, meeting of i,ni Voter of chH.I di.irict No. 1 .i .... HU'MM iioiiw In Kt. e. t..- Augnt lt lor the purpoM ol .Irci.linJ "1"" auviwwmy olln.tulling, lieiit pmui in ine kiickjI ljuil.llnir. I'lnim ami piopo,ii,rm, w b preteuied and It l retiited that all Interetted take aliitialleud. . Good Flatting. W. II. I'owell and Henry Nclion re turned hit Hunday from few day out ing on the N.wl rlwr. They hail a very pU-awnt time and found plenty of ah, taking over Ihree hundred in one lat fUbfiig. That' a pretty biE fih tory and ordinarily it would be refuted par In tlie Umily lournal, but a the e!iiur rei eived a prmnl ol about fifty wmii, ringing ironi l to eleven Incht . he I pirltvtlf willing to credrt any ttatenieitt nid. Anyone dcirinu to tthaidljw thi iper wilt U beantly wel- coined. Knew the Ringling. Mr. Win. Hum, tie Columbia County Unk.r, we welt aeotialuted with Al ogling, of the faiuou Hingling tlro- tlirr. wbeu Mingling waa young man, rking lor III per aeck, at Iblbire. Witcuniln. He ha a very blgb eitlinat ol III eia-o men and claim thee awe their wonderful iiHveu to tbrlr bon ly and Industry ttiiie a muili to their ,t;uy. At Ringling, wi h whom be w tt acquiinled, very bard worker. Aftrr putting iu full time at the hop be would gie iteigbt ol bund utfrMinnienu in the eiening. ton fil ing bi Irieml with luch well kuown trica a drinking m .I'm uirtel, thrutl- ing kuivr through hi neck, and all the other elandbt ol Irgrrdemsin. King ling riiade m-mev iu thi way and aved it, uutil. with hi brother, be able to go on the rol with a ttuall how Inch h ince iruwu into the luimcute attair that took want lliouMiid of dol lar out of Columbia County on Monday and Tuctdiy lt ; but not without giving fall value fur tliccoin. The Other Side. The Mlt dt not detire to defend 'ele Anderson' method of bouilMiding the tramUati that. run Cloe to hi place; but by all actminU he and other rvtidruM ol (auvie UUnd have un- oubtedly had a great deal lo aggraviite thfut in the conditcl ol the itenmlnal iliru. eKC.d'.y tbac who are engaged Ue tming ol logt. The Sjuvh I- land mhcIht luve pent a great deal ol ii.e an ) money in endeavoring u pro teel their plait from the eucroaihineut the river, an I. while itcaniboatlng i a eat iuduttrv, it ahould b eaercned itli proir reinrd for other not only their legal right but their natural right. rcording to the farmer the atcamnoal iitdiu ileatroy th IIna rauclie' merely that tin y may have eaticr tow. ly running loe in miore tney Kajai (he force of the current, but Ibey a tear out Ih tree that have been plactd for the protection of I he bink end wa.h away the od. They trt lb damage and the ledy tapping of the water complete It, o that it i no won der Anderaun and other rancher "have it iu" for the towtwat. Of course thi J, not iu.lify 'ho ling at the men on Ih boat, but it i very Ilghlcouolallon to tell a poor nun that he ha a renuU y at law Kint a rich couiiMoy. A law compelling bol, where the channel per mit, to keep a certain dUlauce from th hor line, might remedy the evil. Lumber Company in Trouble, Suit have been brought againt the Columbia Lumber Company, of Scap-. one by The ftlmond Manufacturing Company, I. C. Wik.trom, Merchant National tank, Watt & Price'. Z ninier man Wtd' llrown Company, and John C. .dain, for.um. ranging from 100 to UUOO. The Culunibl Lumber Com including w niH'. .i..l.. mill, flume and large .mount of Umber lnd. wm "ld in October WW. bv I O Wlk-tioui to the pe' cam- Jnv, of which l..l. P"y U 'KB' ?,,e,ewcomp.nyPl1.r. to have been u,l.mngd and lbee .nil. will probab y w,l UP l There arc. ao qmt. numb r of labor lien, again. i-f ,y. lad,lilionlolhee claim, ther, Li ibciu. filed a mortgage gaint the ou.p.inyinthe.u-noffS.W but .. to lb. validity Of the mortgage ther. will be (juetion. - Poor Crop ProgpecU. nn the Willamette Valley .. .! tlolhW hop crop! very ip I very clipping . vntlowlng I uniavouw v - , ,iim... from the Sutetiuau" i ich' " ,BSl!l - Friday night Iniured . th in any other daa of Sr. and eoiniug a U doe. when the ; ine of . ' ,,it lrlL'ht. several til a til nat ODtlim SUV ".- - . . . - , itwir cront The hop i ail not n:irvK-.y .. ll.rU'ilU' no ' a COnsequemv uwv ---- ...ool.liua b.i.lty, and grow the lioptar Mia HttMlClay.oll'ortla.nd, hni Won "Kuow or ftlri. MlldreU WalU the pat Weekend enjoy, d iha pleamro. 0f me oouuiry to Hie Juliet exttnt, Me. Will Hf-i... i-- ... . - .., ,TCIBV rrmrnaii Irnln North Y.nihlll wl,t,r h wa engaged n principal of their icbooL for Ih coming CUT, J. 0. WtttU xsnt HnmUy with hit mum i HMHidv, Mm f A VI.. .. i . t - aw, iv jnn linn iin mm n tatu imppy by & vUit from Mi iM frit-iul II k A .... inr7 rotn, ol Nebraska, whom be row not aeeu for liftmen vear. Me. , .,.iu I. looking for. (atlon for hi fiimilv .HUB Mr. Klapp I well plenaeil Willi Oregon hliimell, he tried lo .how hi mend around ffc.pronw and leave go)d an Impreulon of llili phi. h l-umiuio on tblgetit!einan' mind. Mr. Klapp grew quh. rlMiiient aabe nriilscil Oregon on afternoon wlUi hi friend at a nelghlKM-' home. In font the neigh bor alio helped In lauding thi climate, and even went m fur a to ay "iIimo I one thing we don't have .ml Unit ii wlmlitnrm. and torn.do. cU:" A I that inoinent on member of the partv aald "look at lliat whirlwind." It una only . tuiall whirlwind In th back joid but In. few minute, oinn who war lulling near by cam over with . ha; d (ill of clothing atking "what 1 Ih uml Wrwlih your aaah?" Thou a K.rch u-gan and th telephone bell begin lo ring a th neighbor law the clotl iny ailing through the air. The laat wen of oin of the garment they were Levi ed for Dutch Canyon, and tlie land- bkly I now lie.nl to dug a uew miig. How aad I my heart, at the cut' of n.y wathlng, When treaoberotii wblilalnd preiouU It to view jf ' Th diihragl, th apiom, the long legged toiklnga, And vry old wrapr my good iieigh bur knew. Th wide tpreading alit-et, th hoe thai bung near U, Tb II and th oek here the c'othe- p!nt M-U. The ahiit of the baby, th overall mar It The i.lgii'drea.jhe napkin and k.r chief .. well. Chrrut. The old threadbare trotls tt, the little new troueer, The UJiy pa'ohi-d Iriuwi that hung by lb well. A- il I a frlgbl, e .li ran to view it, A. high l i tlie ir a whit nightgown tail. Nut an lium.ralat, b.notiful, rpotb-t, bite garment Hut lipped and bedrabbled from flap ping 'gainst rail. And now ti. lib aw that w ak you tlii quealiuti Wa it altebe or demon too unmerou to mention, That eautrd tbl commotion and lilvnce that Ml 'M ji'g'l tliat happy group (Tiling lie by th well. Money Order at fifteen cent . hun dred dollar, at the Columbia County Hank. KEUUEX W. J. Fullerton, of W.nen.wa here but week in the Inteieatof the county ihlblt.tth Stat Fair. Cha. Kratxke and family visited l'oi t i. d U.l w.'k. Win. Wilklaton and wiff, of Ktna, Waahington, are vlaillng with their daughter, Mr. 0. S. Snyder. Tbl vicinity ant quit a deUflation to Portland to e th oircu Monday nk Tnexl.y. " Ml. Ardath Hagey, of Seappootf, I. viiltlng hrr aunt, Mr. Hy Iloven. Th Ibiiiar win given by the King' Daughter, and lb amount taken In waa f13 70. Orviile Link hell th lucky number which drew th quilt. Mini Mitgnuww left Wednesday to t. tend th wedding of her i.ter, Martha Magnpaien. Mir Hoven took charge ol Hie (t'hool during her .bsenu.t. A. Wlnan, uperinler.denl of tho Bull Hun Milling Company, hn, nfter two neck' tint', mtieeded In getting a car to take a donkey engine be bought of Hen Neer from Ooble lo Portland. It wa loaded on tlie car and left Qoble for their mill at Butl Kun Tuwlay eyenlng. The Ouble Milling Company on Jone. Creek hu mad aome extensive im provement, on their plant thht m miner and are now runniug the will to lis lull capacity. They expect a vetwel to load a cargo of lumber lb lt of the week, , School In dl.lridt No. 80 began a nine mouth term hut week. Mia J. 11. M.tnoen 1 prluclpal aad Mirs Harri ett Hen I aulitant. ' Al Lron .nd O. W. Jordan are build. Ing addition to Iheir home. M. Janaon, of Huston, Te, an Wed her Monday evening to vUltltla brother Fred Jenwn and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr. C. 0. Hoven. Mr. Samuel M.nn I vlitii:g with ber .liter In Portland tbl week. Tim renort 1 that Sheriff White, ha. taken ch.rge of the 8pruce A Fir Lum ber Compeny' mill on Tide Creek. An .ttachment for everal aocounU due. St. Hdcn GlobeHrottera. Mr. and Mr. Jame Muckle, .ccom panled by their daughter Ague, left Portland the latter part of last week for the Yellowrtone Park. After "doing" the Park Mr. Muckle will return to Port hind, hi. "e "d daughter going to pennaylvanla to vllt with Mr. Muckle' people, alter which they will go to New vork. and from there to Europe, where I they will visit the great' capital ol com 1 ami fashion London and Paris, an(l ,aahion-Lon . . .i . ,..i .!,. u.111 aee the I'vra- mhieypt 1M7 I'aHd-Jc- riunleni. ;. Money order at one half price at the RAINIER A trio of Scandinavian fishermen from Alaska cm to grief here Tuesday eve ning -especially one of them. They had Just landed from the cold north aud were enroute from Astoria to Portland m ace mo circus. All were more or less under the Influence of liouor. and one or them, Henry Skrukor, In pass ing from one coach to another, fell from the train. He was picked ud In an un- concious condition In front of Boll's tore and takon to the Rainier Crand hotel. Dr. Schmidt wa summoned and brought him out all right. lien Norem. one or the unfortunate man's comrades, niiaalng him, came back and took him on to Portland Wednesday. Mcsar. Clay Preacott and Tom Love- Ince are running a drift on a lurco bodv of iron ore that has been found on the Lovelace ranch about four miles from Rainier. The quality of the cronoinir is excellent, running 48 per cent red hematite, thesa-no kind of ore found in the famous Mcsuba range In Minnesota. It Is a soft ore and can be handled with a .team shovel, thus saving a largo ex pense In getting it out, Eaatern pur- lies will soon be h;re to Investigate, and as Mr. Preacott has worked for years in the Mesaba rango he know, whereof he speaks. He says: We have tho quality and there is no ques tion about the quantity." This is not tho only place In the immediate vicinity Rainier where vast bodies of ore have been located. There are a dozen other places. Just back of town there is a vast tract of land that is similar to the Meaaba rango, and people who have seen both diatnets are not surprised at the vant bodies of oro located in this din'trict. ' The Rainier Iron Foundry has receiv ed fcrder. from a Tucoma ship-building firm for twenty-three caatings for oil beater. It is not a very large order, but it is noticeable as sh jwing that the name and fame of the local fonndry ir spreading end is attracting orders from other cities of the coast. When the mines of Columbia county are opened up, a. they will be in a shorter time than is genir.lly believed, Rainier will actually "forge" to the front as a manufactur ingcity, A young Norseman under the in fluenoo of brendwein beeame unruly at the Rainier Grand Monday evening, necessitating summoning an officer. He came through all right -the next morn ing and wa allowed to persue tho "un even tenor or his way. . L. Swett and family were guests of Portland friends Sunday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Harry Socord and sonHarry of Spokane, whoaro here on a visit. Mcadames Sweet and Secord are sisUrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marriott have re turned from Portlaud where the. were summoned by thi death of Mrs. Mar riott's brother, James Williamson. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Marriott's sister, Mrs. Carl Campbell of Seattle, who will remain until Satur day. T G Tltrtn... i.lta.ii.m I !a t.iu lilmnrw . , ' ,. j consisting Of twenty-one b.-xea. shipped from Portland. .With the addition or Oregon law book. Mr. Thomis believes hA In nr,aiHil,n f lhl mtmt-iwimnlete t library on the Colun.bia river. County. Superintendent I. H. Cope land waa in town Tuesday to select a truant ofliccr whose duty will be look ing after children of school age not at tending. James Jesse will probably be appointed. Rainier was well represented at the Ringling circus in Portlipd. There might have boon others, butthepas er observed by the Review's repre sentative were Ur. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jamieson, Alice Wilson, Alice Sheeim, the Misses Moeck and Messrs J. J.-Braim and W. J. Diotz, Captain Wilson has purchased Cies Girt' interest in the shingle mill locat ed on his place and will immediately put a crew of men at work on a big run of shingles. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Thomas departed Tuesday on a week's trip through sothern Oregon. . ' , The forest fires eas'. and west of town w?ro extlngulsed by tlie recent rains. The Rainier Steam Laundry employs 19 people. I have money to loan oil approved real estate security. W. II. rOWELL. St. Helens, Oregon, ' C:isli and the honor o( standing at the heitd will be flint p l.o for bet coun ty cxhib t of agrloultural 'and horti rultural product, , . ' 1'KiS FOR SALE. I have twenty-two pig for sale.,. Well bred. Alio fifty decoy ducks. Gko. ritKRV, Ilonlton, Or. Camp Meeting. The Wcslevan Methodist an mini camp meeting on the Pacyic coast will he held at St. llelens, commencing; Augat 31s;, uud continuing ten t'ay. Let all Chtis tninara'ly,. All are invited. . J. S. Mowkrv, Pnstor. eV"V - v. - , Uet Keady tor ochool.... Wc have' everything you will need in the -school room, such as stationery, pens, pencils, slates, tablets, inks, etc: also a full and, complete assortment" of children's clothing, shoes, hats, caps, etc., for school wear. Our line of dishes is certainly a wiuner. ( , - White & Anderson Bailey's old stand. LVAdBua aaa.. .sa.sw..'vm14aAa.aajL4si.as JJK. gOWINliOHH, ' PHYSICIAN & SURGFON RT.HEMHS, I OKEOf r.ii.b. curr, PHYSICIAN &l SURGEON 8T HEMCN. OKKOON. JJALDWIN A BIIKEWOOD VnucaraAxva a.o Kmdai.mkkji llearw far riineroln at all point on river ul ran. rnuue at ourpnae. 11AINIKK, OBKUON Steamer Iralda 'C.I. Hooghkirk. ' Matter. RAII.KOAU TIME. lA'.nVQm hMliil,.r if all,- rnn,.n u.ln.)..r... . lllll.l. at fi A. U.. flctuirlllli. fr,.,n Ul li.l.... .. o'elw-k. Hxluriilue, leov. J Purttaud at tl:u V il., arrivlu at at. Helena al Passengers and Fast Frefent f OR PORTLAND DAILT PORTLAND LANDING. TAYLOR ST ! Columbia Coonty Bankn Docs General Banking Wm. M. Ross, Proprietor, ST. HKLKSS, ORE. - H.riORGUS Carrie, a Complete Line of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware Crockery Flour and Feed Hay - Notions Candies Stationery Fancy Goods Ja id -e id re U a V ill on ht r 30 Iu fjet, evervUung usually kept in a first , claM General Merchandise Store. My ; prices will be found as reasonable as any Ittore in Columbia County. Vour trade stV1L,lct' Tluiber Land Seilce. (Timher Land Act Janeo I87S) t nltc I Ktaie IjiikI oatce, Portland Oregon. Aprils, ISU7. Notn-e U iKoety given that In compliance with the prmiMtous of the act of Coupreaa of J ii ue .1. 1STO eniltled ' Au act far the aa!a of tiiuK-rlbiitlit In the Stale of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," aaeateud eri to ail I'uhllo Iaii.I Srntea bv net of Auguat 4 MU, Kate M. Cameron ol rnrtland county of Multnomah State of Orcgou ha tlita day filed in tlit ottUie her itwora ctateiuent No. for the pnrt-bane of tbe i4 of aeetlon 3d la Township No. 4 North Range No, 5 Weat and nlll ('Hit proof lo ahow thai the land lought la more valuable for ita timber or alone thao for agricultural purpose, and toeUblfsh her t-Uiiu tu imUI land belore Keaiater and Kerolvar at Ivnliinil. Orrgon on Thunday th 7lh day of Novi'mher, I!m7. She nainea a witnesses: J. C. Hnrke. Chan. obor,.c, led, Burke, and Jaa. allllcr, nil ( I'ortland. reg,. Any and all oermtua claiming adversely the ahove-do(riiod landa are requested to tile their elaims In thin office on or before said 7th day ol Joveuiber, 1W7. ALliKRNON 8 DBKSSKR, , - negister. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Nutlee I herehy given that the undersigned has been atiiitled exeeulrix of the estate of Krnwt floigrrn, deeeawMl, by the Conuty Court of the Stale ol Oregon, lor the County of Col umttla, and bHsuiialitied aHaaeh. Any aud all persons hnvltig claims auaiiit aald estate, are hercbv re.)'iirrd 40 present the same to me, veriiied acoontiug to law, at my residence near Over Island, Oregon, or to my attorney, W, II. Powell, al Ml. Helens, Oregon, within lx months from the date hereof. Dated July M, 1907. ANKI2 HORGREN ; 8UJIKUSS. In the Circuit Court ot the State of Or egon in and tor the County of Col umbia. Charles 11. Fleck, plaintiff xt Vera F. Fleck, defendant To Vera IT. Fleck, defendant. In the name of the Stat of Oregon, vou are hereby summoned and required to appear in the above entitled cause nnil answer the complaint of tlie plaint iff in the above entitled suit on or before the twenty-eighth day of September, 1907, or Judgment and decree for want of nn answer thereat will be takon tjiivirst you In accordance with the prayer of the conplaint. The purpose Oytiiia auit is to obtain a decree of sbso I1U0 tlivorca in favor of the plaintiff irninst -the defendant. The date of the order of publication nt this innimona ig August 14ili 1007 aud the date ol the tt't publication thereof i. August" 10, l!W fJREY&ItlCHARUSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. - V Houlton, Ore. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the Conn ly Court of th Wat ol Orwon, fo Columbia C'ounlr. in thi matter of toe Eatata ol Alonao Clotigh, NoOca la hereby ;lvn that Jamaa Dart, the administrator of the aiMaM ol Ak,nu rlouith, ileceawit lorn landered and rirmanifd tor ml tlement ami Sli d In Mid Court, till dual ae oountofhlaadmlnlrtrailon of aald tal: and that Katun)? the 21th rliiv nl in.nd im one o'clock p. m. al the County Court mom, of the Court houna. at Ml. 11,-u.ni. Cnluinl.l ,n. ly. Oregon, ha bean duly appointed by the Judge of Mil Court, for th artiUuiieut "I Mid axeount, al which tlni and pints any heir, tredltir or other perion Inlvmied lo the entala may appear and file hla obleeiliwia thereto or iu any particular item thereof 'and eonteil tin 1AMITU ril KT ln,fU.rfir f iv, lypr, - SUMMONS. in the circuit Court of the State of Oregon, 8. n. WarfleM, plalutift vs Margaret B. Warlleld, defendaut lo Margarat K. Warlleld, defendant. In Ilia Itsme Of Hi Mmtm t ,Ftt,. hereby reuulred to aouear aimainirer complaint tiled against you In the above sun on or ut'f jre the 23rd day of Au gust I'M that being the last riav preaerlced In lii lird.r of Ihtt huKII,.,!.... ..I Slid if VOU tall to SO fli.,,.ran,l mnmmr umlA oomplaint, the plaintiff will apply- to the court for li relelt prated for. to wlt-for iTlvorc irony tne marriage eaiating bstween you and the Plalnllrr. riils summons Is poblUhcd In the Oregon Mist for six consecutive weeks by order ot said Circuit Tour!, dulr mitdf. an,! vnl.ml nn th ith day of June, fw;, the first ,mbllr.ation be ing on the 9th day of July, l'JU7. and the laxt piiblicatlou tielngon the Sii day of August, W. M. DAVIS, HPKNCKK A FARKKI.L Attorneys for Plaintiff. river, nve mile below tnw city, col !aped lat yeateKhiy, carrying txre i brldg workmen and mechanic in the water. It i eatimated that th leal of HI 1 at leaat 60, and mar eicei that number by 20. Tbe bridge wa abont a mile and bait long and half of it, from tbe oa hor to midatream, crumpled op ari dropped Into the water, ninety me were t work on' thi section of U nietnn.and the hlatla had hlnarn 6:S0 tor them to quit work for th dai when there came a raddeo grind! otmd from tbe bridge midatream. The men turned to ee what had ha pened. and an initant later the ell went np: "The bridge ia falling, Tb men made nuh .horeward, bj! tbe diftance waa too great for them escape. Tbe falling eectlon of ti bridge dragged otbeii after it. TI anapplng girder and cable boom like a crmah of artillery. Terror lent fieetneea to the feet the frightened workmen a they p ahoieward, bat only a few of the: reached safety before Jthe laat piece iron work on th south chore w dragged into tbe river. Near the shore tbe wreckage of Uj bridge did not go below the surface the water and eight workmen who rj named above water were rescued arJ taken to the hospital at Levis. Tbe steamer Glen moot had Jul cleared tbe bridge when the firt SUMMONS In the Ciuit Court of the Stats of Or egon fdr the County of Columbia. F.O. Weeks. Plaintiff," v (i. W. Scran ton, Defendant. -fo(i. W. bcratilou, above named defen dant. 1 In the name of the Slate of Oregon: Yon are hereby require,! lo appear and auaaer the complaint tiled agair st you in tbe alajy entitled eurt ai.d cause, on or bffoie 1 lie litst dnv of the lime pie n-ribejl in the order fur pnblit-ation of inia auininons, lo-wit: on or tvfure at unlay, the 14th day of September, 1907; ami if you fail so to appear and answer plaintiff's said coi, plaint, fur want theie . f, ti,e plaintiff will aoply to the court for the relief pray.U for in hi wm plaint to-ait : For a decree that a tvrlain al b'ged mvrtgage, dated the 18 h day f LM-etrbee, IrW), from Walter K. WetkS to Mrs. M. F. Scranton, for the sum of 1301), upon the S. W. iiuatter of the S. E. quarter ol Section 22, and the VV. s of the N. E. quarter and tlie S. K. quarter of the N. t. qnarter of Srction 27, ail lu township t) N. of K. 5 W. of W. M. in Columbia Cionty, State of Oregon, 1 cancelled and satisfied upon tl.o recort's of said Coin u. bis Couunty, State of Ore gon, and that thcloud created by eat.) al leged mortgage npJii plai ititT title to said premises be removed ;thatbysaid de cree said defendant, who claims . to be theowrer and holder of (aid alleged mortgage, be required to cancel tiie Sams', or iu default thereof, for a period of thirty days from the date of said de cree, that the County Clerk of said Col umbia Comity, Oregon, be authorised and required to enter so iefaction of said alleged mortgage upon the mortgage records of eaitt County ; that said defen dant, and all persona claiming under the lien of said pro'emled mortgage be forever enjoined from asserlii g any claims against said premises by viitoe of said iretended mortgage; that said plaintiff be decreed to be the absolute owner of said premise, free from any lien or claim grow ing out of said pre tended mortgage, and for such otter and further relief .tg may seem to the Court just and tqnitable. This summons is served npon you, the said G. W. Kcruuton, by publication thereof in the Oregon Mist, by order of the Hon. Thomas A. McBtide, judge of said Court, duly made and entered of record in enid cause of the 29th day of July, 1SXI7, the time prescribed in said order for the publication of said sum mons being once a wt ek for six consecu tive weeks from the date ot the first publication. Date of first publication this 2nd day of August, 1U07. ' HOSFORD & BRICE, Atternoys for Plaintiff. Last publication, September 13, 1007. OREGON Sll OUTLINE UNION PACIfIC Am UMDN DKPOT. i Leaves Arrives. CHii:Aii6-6kfLANo!'S:''i A. if li P. fl" HI'Kt'lAl, for the Kaiji Iialljr. I Daily, via HuuiliiKlon, 1 SfOKANK rLYKK, e.lA P. M. 8:00 A. M, for Kastern Was'ilna 11 DailJ. i Daily. ion, aiift natr;, t.ew iston, Ooeur d'Alene aud Great -Northern IHilnta. A'iT.AKfn; KXrRKtJf.M V. M.114 A. M lor the Kast via Hunt-: , Dally. Dally, illtftotV i t Lower Columbia River. Steamer Hassalo leave Portland daily, except Sunday, ats;0t)p. m. Saturday 10;)0 p. m for Astoria and wav lau.lmgs. Returuira leaves Astoria at 7:00 a. m. daily, except Suuday. A. L. CRAIGL STATE BANK OF RAINIEn RAINIER, ORE. CAPITAL $35,000 Four per cent interest paid , on taving depoita. Interest compounded .emi-.nna.lly, March 1 .nd September 1. . W. B. LOTTMAN, Cashirk Collections Made -:-DrafU Issued Sallowness Transformed to Dusky Beauty . A dark akin become fascinating when delicately 10ft, underapreul with the radiant glow which iniii cateiaheallhy, acti.eskin. Rol rrt ine keeps thestin rcfin -1 in quality, keepaporesfrcc froniclftp rit gwas'n rui ftimulatei the liny c;.filLrie to contribute tlie color wi ,k;I. flurm . n blonde and brunettee'He. R, U-rt-ine ia certain proterrun apiiitst tin, unburn and frrckk if a;,,tieH I c fore exnomre fr tun or nit I. Spreads like an irnncrre.itiMr al.en of pairee over ikin mi fa--, forininfra VJ ......iu . meiu st.rr.u aiiii and pr, scrvin-; a dclicite, hnt X. X V-.TPV v . V Tf.l. j v "". f- t - j ' fc f 'j9 SUMMONS In the Cirrtiit Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia Connie-. Bobin fco Huuter, FialutlrT vs Annie Amanda Hunter, Defendant. " To Annie Amanda Hunter the above named defendant; In the name of tbe State of Oreeun: Yon an hereby required to appear and answer the eom piaint Died stain t .m In the ahove entitled court and cause on or before (.aturdav Kept 14, 1S07. which is sla weetsa tcr Au a. the data ordered for the Hrat pubtieatlon of thia notleo, and If von tsit to so appear and answer lit plaintiff will apply for the relief prayed for in tils roinrlaint, lo-wit: lor a decree dlssolvin; tbe bonds ot matrimony now exlstina between abovenamed plaintiff and defendaut, and lor siirh other aud further relief aa lo the court seems nieet and jost. IhU aumnions ia onblishod liv nnmrnt Hrtn. - Thon.as UeB-ldo, In. lee of the above named eourtmade sn.t entered the 2 daj- ol July, lt07. - GREY A RICHARDSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 518 Chamber ol Com., Portland, Or. First pcblieaUuu im 2 (17. Last Diiblimlrui new, 13, 07. SUMMONS Id thearrnitronrtnrthe Stat cf Oregon, for tiieiiuutv of Cohimbia. Eventt a. Johnson. il1nu(r. AnnaU. Johnson, defendant To Anna Lr. johnsnn. ths ahnv M.mwl defendant : lo the name Ol theStaln of Oreim rnn Bm herebr ntiuired lo appear and answer to the complaint filed against yon in the above en titled suit on or Iciore the expiration of si a 'rum netiareurme nrsl puoilranon ol this suraui . to-uit: un or Isrfore the th day of Keptvinbr, r.o; snl If yon fail lo so anawer for waul the l the I'laintiff will apply to the. Court lor the lief prayed furii. the complaint. ' t'vwli: for a .'(voire from the maniaHe exiai iiis tx-tweo jr-, i aud plaiutitl. inis oiimiu -s ia puDHi-nea rr order of Hon. I bos. A. V Hrtile. Jmlt-p at th fir it Court of ihe ist sie of iireson, for tbe County ot c.ilumbia. made on the imh day of July 1907. Ill Wins thai Hkf.l l.ul.lk-Jitio:i ht made at u-asl ont-e a week fr six i-ne,'iitive weeks in the i. recou i i. sou tne ile ot tne nru nuoilca- tion ol tlii. summiins be mad ,ui the: 'S'tth ilv of July, V.D. au.1 that the last rorhlli-atloti be tnaoe ou ine atu ony ot septenKwr v.in. SlUSttR FARKKI.L. Attorneys for Plaintiff, P. O. Address, Portland, y.. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOB. LIQUOR LICENSE To all persons Concerned: ' Yon and ear-It of you will take n.aiee that t, S. K. Bulls, will h tho -Ha day of Sci,u.intjer 1107. ani.lv t.i tha connty court of Columbia County. State ol Or egon, tor a license to sen tptrltuous, vinous sii'l malt liquors and hard eider in quantities Irsa than one gallon, for a period of twolva un.nius, iu tiw lusa oi uoie, toote rrecinct, Coluutbia County, Oregon, which ar-pHeaUon will be based nn the following petition. HfetlllHO.N H)K Liyi OK L1UKN8K We. Ihe uiulersigued. leval votors of lohla Precinct Columbia County, flute of Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon. Countv Court of Columbia County, State of Oregon, to grant m license to e. a., nuirs to sell spottuous, atalt aud Vinous Liquors in quantities leas than oaa gallon In tioble Preeinct Columbia Vounny, ttate of Oregon, for the period of twelve months, as in duty bound we will ever pray. Frank Wc ler. II it Fowler. O I Jsi-ksou. K I. Kinuv, Harry Word, Victor Furer.W il Wagner, A li alit or. II Welter. J if Fowler, (ieo IMlsen- benr. tlrville Young. O K Hunter. Kd Harriaau. J M Udsay, R Y Hamilton, John Uillieni, ti H svaii, l. nil tion. James o Kennedy. Eddla BKii.,,, ..'nice, uni o Qlliurr, IU lYUUC, White, mi! Kauber, Wm Persona. WK cVpiera, A Spiers, N Anderson, J Oihson, ii W Larimer, C hubhe. O D Hooter, Fted Jensen, Alfred Hunter. Chas Page. Chr brummar. Jos Launa- me, I'hiliii Iarthers, A 1. Browu, F W Jordan, fcmtlv. w 1, Chaoitl. W at Anderson. ( haa Dutty. Chas aleitk-son. K H Tremahah, ('has Young Arch Schiedell. 1. N I engacher. W 11 Mrtgill, S FoMer C Unit, U C Fowler. C IS vest, ii Hross. i w titieaker. ueoreo trough- ton, A Giuersou, Ed Howell, J B c hauler, W K Mak Huler. F W Valtiruter. W F Carey, J Am, A U Hartitlg. L 1'eraoma. Abe Link. Ustt Web ber. Peter Hoerch. C Metcalf, Jack Hill, V A Holiday August Miller. Wm L VanDorn. A Duffy. . - cugnea, e a fin iQ. SUMMONS Iu the Circuit Court of the State of Or iron, for the County of Columbia lieorge X. Wolf, Plalutin va KUzabeth M. Wolf. Defendant. To Klizabeth ii. Wolf. Ihn shorn nsmsd defeudaut. lu the name of the State of Oregon yon are hereby required to appear and answer the eom plaiut tiled agalust you in the above entitled suit, on or before the expiration ol six weeks from the date of tne first publication of this summous to-wit: on or before theth day ui nopteiuoer is.., , auu ir yon tan lo so answer for want thereof the plaintiff will sutilv to the court for the relief praved for In the complaint io-w it; tor a uivorce iroin tne marriage eaiai -lng between you and theplointiit. This summons is published bv order of Hon, Thomas A. Mt-Hrlde, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State-of Oregon, for the County of Col umbia, made ou the l!2nd day ol July, uo7, directing that said Dublicatfoa be mada at leas once a week for six consecutive weeks iu the Oregon aiist, ana that Ih date of th first pub lication of this summons be made on the -.frith day of July, 1:107, and that the lsst publication ou niHue wi ine vm uay or rcpieinocr, no. . erE.M;aadiraHHr.i.i., - Attorneys for Plalulitr P O Address, Portland, Or. Ia the Circuit Court of tbe flute of Oregon In iu ui me iruuiry oi imuiuujivs Jom,jliiue As AUirtik, pi aim Hi v RoV E- Aldrtrk, defendant To Roy K A 11 1 Irk. tbe dftoudaiit above named. IN THE NAME ul ihe Male of Oman.: Man -r hereby required to Appeir and auawer the complaint entereti aKainttt you in th alxivn entitled eourt anl uit. on or heliHethe Mh da r of Keptemher, 1W7, and if you (al to ao aiinrr for want thereol. tbe I'lulnt.ri will apply loth court for the riMief prayed for in her complaint, tiled herein, titutt: K-ir a decree dfuo.vii.f the bond of mttttiinony now exikUnie betweun yourai'lf and plaiutiif. ThiBftummunx U ptibUsh'1 pursuant to nn oraer made by Him. T. Mrtirhie, Juire of the i'irenit court of the HiHt'ft tf Oregon i uud f,.p iioliimblbv UiHiuv, dated Hi In tOth dav of July, 1W07, ami which ilirefjin that the lummntia lu this suit should .hs ;rved upon you bf pub lication, once a wt?e for six Hi.cwnK.ve wwk In the Oregon Mi.H, a newspaper, the ttt pttu llt ation beiiiR on the 2nd Utiy ol Anwruitt, VAi7, the last publioatloH thereof on the Wlh day of , September, U'UT. . J.K.8TONK Att'r for i'tainUff, fa ml