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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1909)
MCGINN'S REMARKS. Isthore to be any exception In the Oregonian's denunciation of those who oppose the "ad vis- .ory" assembly, or are the vialu of It wrath to be poured India criminatcly upon all who rcfuw to come within the pate? There's Henry McGinn, for Instance What is to be done with him? Heretofore he has been con Hklered one of the pillars of the faith. Either he must recant or be read out of the party. He has cant his lot with those who bo liove the direct primary law should be observed in letter and spirit, witnoui reservation or mi ul vocation. And he has not done this in a quiet and unosten totious way. That is not Henry's style. He has done worse than procluim it from the housetops. He has invaded the holy of holies and roared his defiance to the high priests of the old hugger mugger cut and dried convention system. Think of the nerve of the man who accepts an invita- ... h . t M tion to smoKe tne cigar or peace with the great leaders of the Multnomah Republican Club, and gives them this sort of a talk, which we extract from the Eve ning Telegram: Judge McGinn outlined old po litical conditions under the con vention system and before the direct primaries and declared he had witnessed such sights as he hoped no young man would ever again see in Portland. The use of money for corruption, moat ing, bribery and many other crooked schemes which were in vogue before the direct primaries were relatedr He asserted that before the days of Statement One the of lice of United State Sena tor had been sold to the highest bidder, and that the ral roads had paid the campaign expenHes of men they wanted in the Senate and that the interests wanted these Senators because they wanted special privileges. The trouble with the Republicans in Oregon, contended the Judge was that they had too large a majority. Although the state had never gone for but one Dem ocratic candidate for President, of ten Governors five were Dem ocrats and every Democrat elect ed Governor had been re-elected while not one of the Republican Governors had been renominated This was the fault of factional trife and differences. Concerning the assembly, he declared he was opposed to it, for it would fall into the hands of one man, and as to electing the delegates, he asserted that the farmer: the workman and the clerk would not appear at the (Kills of an unauthorized election, mt that tho owners of franchises, prite-flght trusts, the thugs and the parasites would be on hand with all their forces. Rather than see Oregon go back to the old style, the Judge said he would be willing to tell his story to the voters of every county. He said that politics in Oregon were the most corrupt he had ever heard or read of prior to the direct pri mary, and the reason tho reform wave Bwung the pendulum to where it is today was because politics in Oregon had teen so rotten. By the timo McGinn gets through telling his story to the people of Oregon and tho State Grange and labor unions get ful ly into the fray the advisory as sembly will have dwindled to nothingness, and the politicians who are now advocating it will have scuttled to cover. Dr. Jeflcott, dentiat. Room 7, Mucl building, M. lltleu. n tCIST. Mr. H. L. HmlUi, s timber cruiser from Portland, with hit helper, baa been mining section 81 on Ctoar Crtck, tbe lnt fnw doyi. T. IMtrgcraon look bit Tumksgivlng luik.v to market latt Monday. J. DuOleld It In Portland at tbl time making preparation to commute on lili boiiiaeUnail. Omar Hhannhan livliltlnR hi brother Earnest at Pnailee. Omar haihla eye on a piece ol land over there. Edwin North li buying op all of the oldborteaht eanflnd. He expect to nUrt boneyard aliouttlia middle ol February. Pog lalmon era plentiful now and tlmreia no need ol Nebaleinltes going hungry, Tne ruoent ruin have oertalnlf been record hienker for November. North'a ulilnnle mill on Clear Creek, waa ahut down on Monday on acoonnt of the en ;gini 1ml tin flooded. Mr. J. II. Turk took a trip buck to ft. Louli to vlalt hla tlater that be bad not teen for thirty year. .People along the Nebalem river have "old their atock off very cloe on aoeount of a icarclty of hay. The man who baa been able to keep a band oi young cattle over the winter will be la luck neit imimer. Mind what I tell you. .... Horrk yoa 8al Intiulre ol Jack Apple ton, Deer bland. Telephone luppliea and repair. Col ombla Klectrlo Worka. BOY8 WANTKI). (Affidavit ol. H. Willaee.) Htate of Ohio, lUmVwnty, a. imrU. llrde, notary rabii, in end for SlS? T !,tjr' 0M k0,rt Wallace, h "TVi': w,rl.':,MH' ui.ca.ing iuv;-,,,,,,;- ai ui.i meetinv un of remeaen. tallvee ol the liquor liiU'rvsts ,,,, im mattera of im.i i.. n.- ..i i' . . amlllaawwss, lie r.l.we.1 the atute- ""leiillHIly thete Woids: Ihe ai wo. mm i..ui- t ,i , , ........ ..ininrH IS iwmlenl largelr UKMI the creation ol appelile fur drink. Men who drink li quor, Ilk. others, will di, and If there j'0 n appetite created our counter 7. . "a wen naour eonere. Our rhll.l...... -.III . ... ......... M win iu nunifrT, or WO UIIUl change our bu.iae. to ibatol tome winr iiiwiw rvniiiiieraiive, "Tlie open field for Ilia creation of ap petite la among Hie bov. Alter men - ". ...wir iibuii pro iiiruiea. tlisv rarnlv l. ....... l.. n.i. . , and I uiak. ti,s roRtMtlon, gentleinen, uiai iiirsKi eipenuea in treaU to the bov now will return In dollar to your till, al.er Uu apiietlte ha. been furmed." . - ...... j -. .... ii u maun m KCtMli Off llit ililMmmil In l.l ..u t.i. - ... ... . i m iiui. i ..... i HIV unit, rurinrravuoaentnjrt not I niarilffHI 1 K ll Wa ana Hofi Mar nitud in.cribei In yiv nrmne itii aiiiinih it nr iw emlier, A. D., 1U07. toigneo.) Wilbur 0. Hyde. The lliianr wen have reoeatedlv de nied the truth of till affidavit, thouirh Why they ahould deny It ia hard to un- oertiann. ll the alon alionld lie per mitted lo xl.t. why i It not perfectly leitliniate lo create a demand for it loodaT Why, alo, ihuold tho .a loon man be compelled to wait until young wen are twentv-on vrara of in hfnr uingtheuT If the borlneet i legiti mate I be re la a great loaaoTUme and revrno. We are lold ibal bov raiaed In probibition town are more likely to necoine arenaard maa thaee woo have the temptation cooaianUv brfora them. ltd the tacia Umie will aoolv lo thuaa hoiq ll.e aaloon keeper i legally re- Hrained Iron trmolinc nnUI tliev are ttrnty-une year. old. Why not re move the leetrktlon aid let the aaloon men have the privilege of eclling or giving their good to minor. W might then have a anlnnrtlJ mntralinn of Irinl and tempted young men, and the doc trine of tbe turviv.l of the fltteat would have ll perlrd exemplification. Io you want a home in Columbia County for le than ctf If you do bcre it la. Nine acre in a high elate of cultivation aod nine acre in patture, ail under fence, one aod one quarter acre In young brating orchard. Nine room houae well GnUhed ; could not be dupli cated for I200 ; 24iS0 barn, now injured for O0. Thi. property lie within one and one-half mllce of llooltoo, and two aud one-half mill- from Uie county aeat, In a good neighborhood and on R. V. D, Price f.1,0U0. See Law, tbe Real lUUlc man, tor tertna. TOWN THAT WANTED 0000 R0A05. Tlie Mlnneapolia Improvement Bulle tin tell ol a VVboottaln town which waa bound to have god roada and got them In apite of varioa difCcullie. The town I Hparta, a nam that itaelf auggcet courageout oitlaenahip. Tli roada about the town were very aandy and at time became almoet im paMable. Tne prugTetnive people real itcd ttiat aometbing ought to be done. There were a few, a there alway are, who balked at the eipeneeof Ui im provement. Hut about four year ago the good road work commenced. A town appropriation ol $101)0 wa ae cured, with an equal amount font the county, and (he Ana, .tone highway wa built. Tbe re.ull were ao tatiafactory that all oppoaltion ceaaed. Ti:la tithe Mine atory that 1 told wherever good toad have been tried. Th ton highway have been ei tended from 8parta In every direction, and each esteealon lead to the demand for another. Tbe town and county ap propriation do not (uOlce to carry on the work fart enough to auit the Spar tan., and additional fundi are now being raiaed by private aubacription. We wiah to announce to our friend and patron that we carry a full line of Brown and Hamilton celebrated Ameri can Gentleman and American lady hoe and would be pleawd to ahow them to tou . There U no more Important detail ol your attire than ehoe. Yoa will find nothing urter or correct than oar new American (ientleman Oxford. The u perlorlty of thin, like all American gen tlemen lioe. I not only In appearance, It cover every detail, lnide and out . JAMB3MUCKI.E & SON. OREtiON AURICULTUKAb COL . LKUK WINTER COURSES. January 4tkto rebraary 18th I10. Practical work, ' lectures and demon .,n..a will tmslven in auch vital tub- led) a General farming, Fruit Culture, ' . v , . t tl..lfH-. Animal llulanary, imirymg, ivif keeping, the llulne Side of Farming, KoreeWy, Carpentry, Wack.mithlng, Mechanical Drawing, Cooking, Sowing, Drenuiaklng, Home Management, etc. All regular conrae begin Januarv 4th and end February 11th. Farmer' Week February Uih to 18th. A cordial Invitation in extended to all Intereated. (jowl accommodation may be aecured at reaeonable rate. No age limit above 10 year. No entrance requirement. Prominent leoturera have been teenred for ineclal topic. The inrtructlonal force of the College number 100. Ex cellent equipment. i -.i.l in.tiire ia the Farmer' Week which cornea this year February 14th to tolSUi. Lecture, a"'i -general reunion. For Inrtber Information addrw Reglitrar, Oregon Agrlcultnral Collete. Corvallla, Oregon. VtlWOWIA- The Nehalem It on a "high." Thanktgivlng amice were held In the Vernoiiia Evangelical church Tliur day availing. It eon.l.ted oi a program rendered by tbe children. Rev. Hornihoe, the pretldlng elder of the Kvangelical cliorch.will preach at Vernonla Friday and Saturday night., a Wo Dunday morning. Vernonla can now boaat of a good ho tel. Mr. and Mr. Billlgteln are the proprietor. Mr. lid. Welnler ha. moved to (own. Ill grain and feed chopper I kept bony on Kttin!yi. Hvdney Miliuiten'i little baby fell axaiu.1 the atove hearth with hla chin, getting quite a btd burn. I.. Nlckeraon, of Montana, brother to K. Nickerron and who la a construction locomotive engineer, la vliiting the Ut ter at prevent. Mm. E. Nlckenon, who ha. been quite ill lately, it convalescing. Li.lrict No. 61 haa leeured a good achool bell. The icbool lat year with MiaaKondeaa teacher, gave an enter- Uinment, ecaring fund to buy It. Mr. Count he been employed by the board to bnild a belfry. The Board of Dl.t. $1 are O. K. progrenlvea. Mr. E. Nlckeriou took a load of apple to Ilillboro la.t week, going from there lo Portland on bu.lneaa. Mr. I. Hpencer, who ha been visit ing relative In Portland, returned borne W.tweek. IH.tr cct No. 27, Rock Creek Khool, gkve Thanksgiving exercise, on Wed nee day afternoon. Mi.. Hal Hall i teacher. Dkntist Dr. R.mbo will be in St. Helen, at tbe St. Helen Hotel Friday and Saturday of each week, prepared to do all kinda of dental work. EXPERT ADVICE. Charged with itealing chicken from a rooat on the E.t Ride list night, Jef ferson Johnson, a colored man, 36 year old, wa. bronght before the police Judge thi morning. He pletded guilty nd received a 30-day aentence. When the moglalrate asked him bow it was that be managed to ileal the fowl right under the window of the owner' house when there wa a dog loose in tne yard, tlie darkey a id : "Hit wouldn't be no use, judge, to try and '.plain di thing to yo all. Ef rou wa. to try, like as not yon would getyer hide full of shot and no chick .til. Ef yon want to engage in any rascality, judge, yo' better stick to the bench, wbar yo' am familiar." A roar of laughter came over tbe courtroom a. JeOVrson gave bla advice, Exchange. COUNTY COURT (BilUt'onUaoed) Tho P.UIjoho U IS i Ben ulep.lt 6 3 W W Aim t 00 a KrwDoer f WvtMtW W Seed . 07 C Elcomaa , S 2 Ray Tucker $ IH.t. No. &. Jr Archibald U 00 X Waner J 75 I Wuwr 28 A H KoberU XI It Waver 40 Paul Mrrtl 7 75 Ueneml Road Fond Hen Hauler M 17 X Kalian S SO Unit Job moo la XBarae. 1 17 X Waawr e J.jr ArcnlbaM - Uiai. riuhrrr M 15 Wriftal A Kklnd 175 BmII Oo J17S tMl McKljraa 01 75 k Koran ao Alex lUratialikJ U II Wemr 60 A II Itoberta I Byron Jordan 1 10 Onoa tJimlier Co ., M0 Orstos A Knl.hl Co 67 47 Road fund BUla Rejected. Boall A Vo WO Bill allowed by the County Court, November 13tb, 1W)0. CIRCUIT COO XT JVXOBS. K L McCauley S Kaapar 0 40 8 00 65 40 42 60 60 60 61 80 69 00 69 30 60 00 23 40 21 50 21 40 22 00 21 60 16 60 21 00 20 40 20 40 5 60 22 00 2 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 800 10 00 0 12 40 0 20 6 0 20 5 80 60 17 75 1 17 60 35 10 66 35 3 60 4 76 40 J A llacon...' W A Ketel W 8 Melliuger Erie Moiton J B Duncan G Newman Block (J W Jordan FA Franti Oscar Olson II T Bennett U T Dnywalt Win Pringle W Quick IO,Lindahl JT Graham... OE Wonderly R Kapplor Loui Bkuzie US Dspaln Schupback... D Week OT Uerdea, witnesa State va Biakesley W 0 r-nmeroy, aame (i D Sutherland, deputy sheriff. FrodWatklm, deputy eheriff.... W Rou, expert witnes State VI Ulakeslcy II Sherwood, fcor exam Win Due. A 1' McLaren, cor pby for Luc F H Sherwood, oorexam L rree- man J L Wooden, cor phy for treeman LM Aloxauder Co, typewriter remain Vrad Watkln. telephone James Dart, telephone A dray. . Ulas A Prudhouime, roller shelve I M Harrii, work for clerk 0 II Brtgg), lupplle (or Soblekl. Fred Trow, lupplie forJortlan. n Watt, ball for election Tho Baise, ball & booth for .i.Aiini John 1'ringle," registering voters rja.B.a. curt, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON T HELIKa OEKGOK jyj E. MILLER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW St. Helens, Oregon JJR. xdwim Bone, PHYSICIAN 8c SURGEON ST. HELENS I ORBOCr DR. R. L. Jekfcott DENTIST Office with Dr. CHIT. ST. HELENS NOTICE TO CREDITORS- lo th matter of toeeatat of John Marhy, dw:eaiied. NmliiB I. hereby (Iven that I have been ap polntt hy the coiinly onurt, of Columbia liiinlr. Orexon, admlnMratorof theeatateof John Aarpbx, deceuod, and all peraon. h.v lii. claim, .icainit uMd entate are directed to pinnlHiu, with proper voucher, verllted under oath a. br law required, to m. In car. of Ihe Oreaon M, at M. Helen., Orefon, within Ix month, from dale of Ihe Brat publication of thi. notice, Clalma may b ato prMenied at my ofAce, M14 Board ol Trade BulMlui, Portland, Oregon. buuot urM publlcitloB Wilt day o form- tier, IMP, ' - uate e Isat publication 17th day of becem ber, lima. 0EOR0SJ. PERKINS, Admlnlatrator. DILLARD & DAY Attorneys-at-Law Practioe. la any Court, Stat ot Federal. Next door to court hoosf 8T. HELENS. ORE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS- police U hereby (riven ih.t tbe nndemirned haa been, bytheCoenty Court, of tbeHtareof Oregon, for Columbia County, appointed ad min Llralor of the eMAt of Lucinda Blaucbard, deceaaed, and haa duly quail lied aa enrh. Nov. therefore, all pereon. havln. claim, a.eln.t laid eatale are hereby reqnlred to pre sent tbe same to me. with proper voucher., at the offlce of the Colombia County Abttract At Trtut Company, st nt. Helena. Columbia Counir, Oratson, within Ma month. I rom date hereof. bated IbU October r7, loot. E. E. QfICK, Admlnlatrator. Steamer Iralda C.I. Hatghkirt. Matter. RAILROAD TIME. Leaves Kalnler dally (except 8uMav)for Port-' land, at A. at., departing from 8t- Helen, a a o'clock. Returning, leaves Portland at i 'i p U., solving at Bt, Uslc-u aM;. r PasMDjon ani Fast FreiiM. FOI PORTLAND DAILY PORTLAND LA SMG, ALfefcB 6T Oregon Calls "MORE PEOPLE" rw the word to your relative and friend to come now. Low Colonist Rates To Oregon will prevail from tbe East September 15 to Oct. 15 VIA THE Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. AND-r SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES IN OREGON) . From Chicago - $33.00 " St. Louis - 32.00 " Omaha 25.00 " St Paul - 25.00 " Kansas City 25.00 FARES CAN BE PREPAID Deposit the amount of the fare with the nearest O. R. A N. or S. P. igeut and Ticket will be delivered in the East without extra coat. Send na the name and address ot anyone intereated in the State for Oregon literature. WM. MCMURRAY General Passenger Agent PORTLAND, ORE. fa Try the New Confectionery and Pool Room f BENNETT BROS. PROPRIETORS Candy, Tobacco, Cigars, and Soft Drinks FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP In Connection HOTICE' TO CREDITORS. NoMi I. hereby given that the tifldenlxned ha. bean, by the county court of Columbia County, appointed arimlnbitrstor ol tbee.i.1 of Peter radio, deceased, and bu duly quad HImI a. nch. Now, therefore, all tenon, harlnr claim aa.lnuaalde.nue are hereby required t pre miiI the Mine toowaltb proper voucher., at theomeof th.Orrwon Mitt, In St. Helen., Columhia tMimr. Urefoa, within lx month, from d.ie hereof. Wi.raMAB SaTov, AdinluUtnUor. Attornef for Artmlnurtrator. HOTICE TO CREDITORS, Kntlce I. hereby lven that the nn1eralend haa been, by the county court, of theSutteof Ureiron. lo Columbia County, appointed ad mluUtrator of the eaUte of O. S. t'orter der eaeeil, and ha. duly quallAed aa auch. Kow therefore, all penona havlnir clalma airaiiiata.ld.aUte are hereby required to pre sent the aame to me with proper voucheraat th. residence of U. 8. Foiter, Jr., at Ooble. Columbia County, Orecvn, within . la month, from dale hereof. Dated thia October 27, 1909. R. R POSTER H. T. Baulky, Ad'minittrator. Attorney for Admlnlttralor. NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE- Notice I. hereby aiven, that by virtue of an execution and order of aale laaued out of tbe Circuit Court, of tbe Mule of Oregon, for Col umbia County, Oregon, la a.ult wherein Aah Icy Ai Rumelln banker., a corporation, " -plaintiff, and J. Freeman and Mra. P. !'. ; ,ee mn were defendanla. In which -.u.L a ludff. ncnt, decree au't order of tule waa duly laaile- ir-iere-j and .utereaon me una uay oi iov. mcer. IM, In favor of said plaintiff an' asainet the aald defendant, and each of them, whereby and wherein the saldourt order'.' ah' -let reed, that the BE of the NX '4 of st r tlon I lownihlpl north, range 3 west, of the Willamette Meridian. In Columbia County. Oregon . with all the apDurtance thereunto belonging, be aoia to aatuiy we aura oi .iu-M-te with Interest thereon at the rata of Ber cent per annum from November 10th, IMS), and Ihe urn ok fl7.7cosU and di.bursemenu. and the eot of thi. writ. Now therefore bv virtue of said execution and order of aale, I will on Mat. urday the 1Mb day of December, 190, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the front of the coauty court houae, in o. Helena, in columns ;ounir, ataie ol Oregon, sell st public suction (subject to re demption) to tne highest bidder for caab In hand, all the right, title and Interest which the said defendant, or either of them had on the Aral day of Mar, MOD, oralnce, acquired In and lo Ihe above described real property to sal laf y the said execution, Judgment, decree and order ol sale. Including accrued Interest and cocle. Dated thi. 17th day of November, 190. . Pint pubJiahed November 19th. 19U9. MARTIN WHITE. Sheriff ot Columbia County, Oregon. 8UMM0NS- la the Circuit Court, of the State of Oregon, lor Columbia county . In the matter of the application of R. P Graham and 11. B. Nicholas, to have regis tered tbs title t th Wert half of the North weat quarter of aectlon 14, Townahlp 6 North, Hange 2 vssl, Ol toe nilismeue aenaia., .p- pucsnts. , vs. Rihert Davidson. Walter Davidson, Alexander Pevldaon. Henry Nicolal, Dsvia boooaeii. Col umbia Timber ( ompany. and all others whom tt mil mmwiL defendanla. Take notice tbst on tue 3rd dsy of September A. U . 19U9. sn sppllrstion waa Sled by aald R. P. Unban and H. B. Nicholss, In the Cir cuit Court of Columbia Countv. for Initial reg- i.tratlon ofthe title of the laud above de scribed. Now, unless you appear or before the .ah day of November A. 1., IMS, nd show cause why such application iball r0t be granted tbe same will be taken ai eofeased, and a decree will he entered arvor.u. to the prayer of the application, atttl -Jtl wlU (oTer barred from dl.puUii, 'ut-mmt, (8esl) . " w. A. HARRIS, T.J. CLrro!. Alloraev for Applicant. Clerk. A550CKCEME3T Having purchased tbe interest of Jame Dart, of Drt A Mnckle, we wish to an nounce to onr friend and patron, that tbe business will be continued under tbe name of J a. Mnckle ft Son. We wlicit tbe patronage of tbe public, assuring them of courteous treatment and lowest trice?, quality considered. Respectfully, AS. MUCKLE i BON -- -- A. A. A. THE CHICAGO STORE r. J. BASEEL, Proprietor HOULTON, OREGON I am building up a business because I sell for reasonable prices, If you want to save money try me. A Complete Line of , DRY GOODS Mens' and Boy's Ready Made Clothing, Ladies' and Girl's Ready Made Suits. ; HATS, CAPS AND SHOES Christmas Fancy Goods City Shoeing Shop General Blacksmithfnjj, Woodwork and Repair pair Work Promptly and Neatly Done. Pav ing Cutters' Tools Made to Order. Horse shoeing a Specialty. All Diseases of the Foot Scientifically Treated Free of Charge. E. H. WICKS, Proprietor First Door West of School House, ST. HELENS, ORE. THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE I . VIA Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry. THE NORTH BANK ROAD" TRAIN 2. Leeve Portland 9:00 A. M. Through PUndard and Too rial Sleeper Daily between Portland and J Chicago Vin 8. P. nd 8., N. P., C. B. & Q.: lo observation cars, first ciaia combes aud dining can. I TAIN 4. Leave Portland at 7KK) P. M. Through Standard nd Tourist Sleeper daily between Portland and Chicago, via 8. 1'. & S., G. N-, C. B. & Q. : also ouservaUon cars, first class coaches and dining cars. ALSO Tbrongh Standard Sleeper Daily Between Portland and Oruaha via 8. P. A S., N. P.. C. B. & Q.: connecting at Spokane with through Standard and Tourist Sleepers from Spokane to Denver and Bt. Low also first class coaches and dining car. r p.mncn. ram Riconin? C. E, Agent, Have You Noticed The Beautiful Doll In Our Window-..,. Beginning Wednesday Morning, De cember 1st, a ticket will be issued to each CASH purchaser at our store, showing amount of purchase. The party presenting cash sale tickets to the largest amount up to and includ ing Friday, Dec. 24, will receive, ram The Doll. Here is your opportunity to secure a beautiful Xmas nresent for your child extra cost. WHITE & ANDERSON HOULTON, OREGON St. Helens Cleaning Company Ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned and Pressed. Plumes Curled and Cleaned. Leave work with Fred Watkins. St. Helens nr at j the Houlton m L LINER Y A Large Assortment . Can Make Any Shape or Notice. Expert Trimming reasonable and guaranteed. MRS. E. Montgomery Bldg. T:ir rmmtioM. Etc.. see any A. tt without a penny of and Houlton I Barber Shop, of -Up-to-date Styles Color to Order on Short a Specialty. All work very I. NIXON St. Helens, Ore. mm
