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The W:n Mist Entered at the r ' Oregon, as scroti ! it St. Helens, nail matter. IssuxD f.vkrv H;;:ay By E. II. Ft,A'V. Editor and Prc.i uirro. SUBSCRIPTION K (TES One year..... .'...il.no Rl months - .V Advertising rates r-tvle kr.mu on appli cation. Legal uu:ire '. cents per line. " Circuit ComtT Officers: J. A. Eakin District Tudu J. U. Campbell District Judire E. B. Tonga. District Attorney Countt OrriciM James Dart, Judge St. Helens W. A. Harris, Clerk .St. Helens Martin White, Sheriff. St. Helens W. K. Tichenor, Comm'r Clatekanie H. West, Commissioner Soappoope E. K. Quick, Treasurer St. Helens U. W. Clark. Assessor St. Helens J. H. Collins. School Sunt CUtskwnie C T. Prescott, Surveyor St. Helens Frank Sherwood. Coroner....... Kainier THE PORTLAND JOURNAL JAY BOWERMAN, THEN AND NOW County .Officia Paper REPUBLICAN TICKET STATE t Representative in Congress, A. W. LAFFERTY. Governor, JAY BOWERMAN. Secretary of State, F. W. BENSON. State Treasurer, THOMAS KAY. Justice of the Supreme Court (four-year term), HENRY J. BEAN, THOMAS A. McBRIDE, (six-year term), GEORGE H. BURNETT, FRANK A. MOORE. Attorney General, A. M. CRAWFORD. Superintendent of Public Instruction, L. R. ALDERMAN. State Printer, WILLIS S. DU2TIWAY. Labor Commissioner, O. P. HOFF. Railroad Commissioner, FRANK J. MILLER. State Engineer, JOHN H. LEWIS. Superintendent of Water Division No. 1, JOHNT.CHLXNOCK. DISTRICT OFFICERS j Judge of the Circuit Court, Fifth Judi cial District, J. U. CAMPBELL, J. A. EAKIN. Senator Fourteenth Senatorial Di-trict, DAN J. MALARKEY. COUNTY OFFICERS: State Representative, Twentieth District, M. E. MILLER. Couuty Clerk. H. E. LA BARE Sheriff, MARTIN WHITE. Treasurer, A. T. LAWS. Couity Commissioner, four year frm, JOHN FARR. O-nnty Commisioner, to-year term, w.k.tichenor". County Surveyor, C. T. I'RESCOIT. Coroner, FRANK H. SHERWOOD. THE INNUENDO. Talk about machine rrrfhod?. If there are any dirtier netbods possible than are being" used to defeat the Republican rominee for Sheriff in this county it has never been our experience to en counter them. The men that are behind the innuerdoes pub lished in the form of questions in last week's issue of the Clatskanie Chief are worse than the rattle snake that springs upon its vic . tims from its hiding place, for it at least is not afraid to come out into the open to inflict a blow, Here are a string of "Questions' published as correspondence, without any man becoming re . sponsible for any direct charge " against the Sheriff, and yet so framed as to leave the impression that a grave offense has been '. committed against the people of this county. Honest men with good motives d not make charges that way. The people of Colum , bia County have known Martin White for many years.' At one time he was a resident of Clats kanie precinct, and he has always enjoyed the fiiendship of the '." majority of Clatskanie old set- "tiers. His official conduct has j been investigated by grand juries and they have given him a clean bill of health in all official mat ters. He has his faults and no '- doubt at times his conduct in " particular instances may have been deserving of some criticism, . but on the whole he has made a a good record, both as a tax col lector and a process server. At ' the very least he is entitled to that which the law provides the com monest criminal must have, and that is to be confronted with his accuser. A cowardly cur it must be who is afraid to put his name to definite charges. Possibly if Only IS months a?o the Portland Journal was applauding Jay Bowerman for his stand against the corporations and in the inter est of the people on matters of legislation before the State Senate. Truly this belies its present endeavors to stamp Mr. Bowerman as the corporation candidate for Governor. Here are some of the things the Journal had to say in February, 1909, during the last ses sion of the Legislature : BOWERMAN AIDS PEOPLE'S FIGHT FOR STATE RAILROAD BY CARL SMITH. (By Journal Leased Salem Wire ) Salem, Ore., Feb. 18. President Bowerman of the Senate is lending his aid to Speaker McArthur's resolution submitting to the people the question of constructing a State railroad. He declares that the time has come to provide some available weapon for meet ing the power of railroad monopoly, and that the people should have the right to say whether or not they want to fill the storehouse with ammunition. He believes that the central Oregon country should not be allowed to remain bottled up. His influence, added to the action of the House, the favorable report of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the warning sounded in the Governor's message are believed to put the McArthur resolution in a safe position in the Senate, although a determined minority will fight against it to the end. News item in Portland Journal, February 20, 1909 : VICTORY FOR RAILROAD. BILL. Salem, Ore., Feb. 20. These Senators gave their votes to place in the hand3 of the people the power to free themselves from the grasp of the Harriman monopoly for which the Journal has contended: Abraham, Albee, Bailey, Bingham, Chase. Coffey, Hart, Johnson. Kellaher, Miller of Linn, Miller of Linn and Lane, Nottingham, Parrish, Selling, Sinnott. President Bowerman 16. Those voting against the submission of the question to the people were: Barrett, Beach. Caldwell, Cole, Hedges, Kay, Mer rvman. Mulit, Norton, Oliver, Scofield, Smith of Marion, Smith of Umatilla, Wood-14. Cries of "populism" and "bankruptcy" were unavailing in the Senate yesterday to defeat the voice of the people, demanding that the question of permitting the State to engage in railroad con struction shall be submitted to vote in November, 1910. It was a lively fight, and there was only one vote to spare, for with a change of one vote the result would have been tied and the amend ment lost. SDeakin? editorially on February 19. 1910. the Portland Jour nal said : "President Bowerman and Speaker McArthur may have made some mistakes, but as a rule they have taken the right side, and on several occasion have rendered the State excellent and valuable service by their attitude." Speaking editorially on February. 21. 1909. the Portland Jour nal said : . . . "The railroad amendment giving to the people the opportunity to vote to place the State in position to resist the tyrannous railroad policy now in vogue, was passed, notwithstand ing the desperate attempts of railroad interests to defeat it. It is legislation of the first rank, in that it has in view the deliverance of Oregon from a policy of discrimination that keeps the State at the foot of the ladder in railroad mileage and State development." . . On page 2 of the Portland Journal of January 15, 1909, there appears a large picture of Jay Bowerman; under this picture is the tollowmg: Jay Bowerman, f resident of the Mate senate. He Refuses to be Made the Tool of the Opponents of Statement 1." the name was known the motive behind these attacks would at once be apparent. Possibly "the ass knoweth his master's crib," and does whatever is necessary to keep his nose in the fodder. Come out into the open. "Say, Martin White did" this or that wrong act, and put your name to the statement, otherwise honest! people will think that any man j who by his silence indorses such i indecent and cowardly attacks is entirely unfit to hold an office where courage and honesty are the great requisites. The Legislature should have. nothing to do with creating a new county. Neither should the people who are not interested di rectly in the matter. A vote for 360 X Yes on the ballot will place county divisions where they be- ong, and that is with the citizens of the new and old counties in any proposed division. In a Legis lature the logrolling and political cross-scheming destroys anv knowledge a member from the distant part of the State may have, and in a general vote of the entire citizenship injustice may be done through ignorance, - - w One of the latest "hollers" against the initiative measures is that it will require an average of 15 minutes to vote on them and the candidates also on the ballot This is pure nonsense. Any man can mark a sample ballot at his leisure, take this in the booth with him and mark the actual ballot in three minutes. Of course many men will not vote on all the measures, and many more will not vote on all the candidates. The new postoffice site in Port land, which the owners offered to Uncle Sam for $325,000, was assessed for $125,000. It is un derstood that all negotiations are off now, the option having ex pired, and that next time Uncle Sam must cough up more money if he wants it. The Assessor should get busy and double the figures he has placed on this and other properties. Here's What JOHN MANNING Stand Fort Believe in Statement Nu. 1, the Ini tiative and Referendum, Direct Primary Law and 'he Recall. Open the Columbia river from the ocean to Canada. Wants th9 tariff revised downward, Abolition of the tariff on truet made goods. Favors thf La Follet.e plan of phyticil valuation of railroads. Believe; in conservation for the people and not for monopolies. Wants trust officers prosecuted person ally for violating the laws. Wants an income tax. Wants the Government to make the money, r.ot the bank therefore is against V.t Aldrich currency law. Give Oregon iti chare of Government supply business. Stand with the Insurgents against Cannonism an I AMriiliism. Wants the arid lands reclaimed. Oppose I to over-capitalize I and wa tered corporations. Wants United States Senators elected by the people. Give the Interstate Commerce Com mission more power. Opposed to immigration of pauper labor. Paid Advertisement FOR COMMISSIONER lUviiig aci i led the Ivnun-iatic nom ination for t .! ty Ciniiiiaioner (tao year term ), 1 cm it ju-t to voter to briefly state i .iirv iu Rrd to duties pertaining to i d llloe: Strictly ' 'i ' "t "M.l bnsineas-Iike admiinalraii m all sffaiie. Ruads to I- i. ustriicte l of most en durable mate i ll available in each com muniiy. All road a oik 10 be done according to (dans ubmi.ie.. ahetbei by cuiitracl or dav lab r. thi.v gli Hii vieor. Rad fund 10 lie expe-l.d ao as best results will be obtained with fund avail able. Favor a lilieml load fond and tha en forcement of 111 road law in spirit as well as in letter. - I cordtuliy ask the support of all who agree it U me in thit brief statement. JOHN J. BANZKK. M st, Oregon. (Paid Advertisement.) CANDIDATES CARDS S3. Thoroughbred White Kellerstrass, Orpington and Rhode Inland Red Roosters for sale by. D. T. GERDKS, Honlton, Ore. IIohsks Bouoiit and Sold At Scappoose Livery Stable. Scappoose, Oregon, the Matting and op. Come into this bank today. Re a man. Make a Hart toward peace, dig nity, freedom, independence. The Co at Muckle's. 20c per yard lumbia County Bank will surely give you a good wtlcomt, Oct. 27, 1910. Dear Friend : Last summer I wondered what they did with all the grapes. I know now they, took them and dr.ied them and made them into raisins. Raisins are mighty nice to go in a cake, and raising and nnts are mighty nice to hand round when you want to spend a long time at the table talking. The best raisins cost 25c for three packages. Your friend, Jacob. P. S. You don't know what nice raisins and nuts and things they have at Wellington s Fast Train Service VIA ' Astoria & Colombia Riyer Railroad AND Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway "The North Bank Road" TO Spokane Helena Bntte St. Paul Minneapolis Chicago Denver Kansas City and St. Louis ftf Throimh ticket-, sold an.! uleetx-r sr- raiiKi. Kepo-IK ('. ted nl tlrkeu delivered by airents lu the Kut U your friends coming Weil F. J. CHADIMA. Affsnt. Houlton. Or. W. E. COMAN, General Freight and Passenger Agt, Portland, Oregon. Administrator's Notice of Hearing of Final Account. In the Cminijr r-onrt ni the HtiOe of Oregon, In and for Columbia County, tn the mitter of the eUM ol I.ok P. Peteraon. ynlirn in hpnli frtrrn (hut Vrilr UoHnn ha. filfd hll final ftf'ROIIIlt MM ailmtllLtrMtor ni thm rtialf nt ...k f". Petern.,n, licnci. in the ouiitr Court of Columbia Countr. Htatcof fi. (ton, and th JtMireof aaid Court ha arnolntd Maturdajr, Ilia Kith day of fiwember, 1'JIO, al l nm m p. m ai ihe court imiim! In the Cltr of . ; I ! fi. anid County and Htnt', aa the time nd ulace for hearing o ohicrtfona tn atich final a' roiint and tlia allowance or dlaallow- nce thereof. ERIK MORTOK. S Administrator of the h.tateof Los V. Peter- or, nrwaaea. A. W. Mi'm.i.r a. Attorne for aaM Adminis trator. f'ateof flmt publication, October 2H, 1!)10. liaia of laat publication. November in, 110. Democratic Candidate for COUNTY CLERK J.B. WILKERSON Principal Halnler Public School I promise faithful ami efficient aervloe. ron the People'a Best Intercut VOTK FOR A. E. THOMPSON Clatskanie Democratic Nominee lor Sheriff Columbia County. ol Geo. Brewster SURVEYOR All work carefully done. For estimates address me at Houlton Oregon Notice of Guardian's Sale Iu tne County Court ol th Mats of Oiri oa for folumMa County In the matter of the Kutats and liaardianahlp of Irene Maria hall, s minor. Notice l hereby lven that In purayam s of and hv virtue of a licenaa and order of aale duly lamed and made' br I ha County Court of thei'iate of Oreoii for I'.ilumi.la County, on the ilh Ary m April. Ilt. In tha matter of the elate an 1 f uanllanltlp "f Irene Mararhalt. minor, aiithorliitiic and llceitoin and empo). rrliit the underpinned at guardian thereof to tell all of the real property of aaid eatate al pri vate aale. the iindcmuned, the suardlan of aldftate. will trout and alter rialuMay. the 19th day ol November. A. I , I'JIK aell at private tn the hiutiMt bidder lor ca.h irold eoln ni the I'nltcd HUtea. all Ihe right, title anil eatal of the aald Irene Mam-hall, a minor. In and to ttie folloM-uitr dearrtbed real nrofertv. to wit Theanuthweal uuarterof the northeaatiiuaalerof ection tovtmhlp A noith. range s wet of Ihe Willamette mertiiiati. in column i ouniv. ur egoo, mibject. however. ?lo the dower right of Julia rVitlriaK. who la the mot her and only heir and next ol kin oi aaM minor. All Mde to tie dlrreted to the nndenlgned In rare of M K. Miller, at ft. Helena. Oregon. I'ated -t. Helena, Oregon, th toiier 21. I'MO. JII.U WAI.lAK, linardlan of the peraon and eitaie of Irene Mararhall, ft minor. Date ol Ural publication hereof Oct. Jl. ItflO. Notice of Final Settlement for In the County Court of the Slate of Ore ron Columbia County. tn the matter of the erule of Lyman Merrill, deceased. Notice It hereby given that (ieorge Merrill, the executorot toeeatateor l.yman Merrill, de eeaed. haa rendered and Dieaetlted for aetl la ment, an 1 filed In aaid Court, hit final a count of h edmlriMrattiiii of aaid eatate, and that -rttur.:v the Uih day of Noaember. A. I'. Into at Ho clock a. m , at the eotirt rtnim of aaid Con ntv Court, st the Court Houae. In the city of ist. Helena, t.'olumbla County, Oregon, haa been duly appointed by the above eniltla.1 County Court lorthe aettlemeut of aaid acctiont at wnicn iiineani piatesny peraon or pereona lotereiteil In aaid eatate may aptwer and mage eiceptioua to uild account and have their ob- jectioua nearo. OKORI.K MERRILL, Eiectitor Dated October 21, l'.'IO. Citatiox In the County Court of the state of Oregon, iVr In the inHttcr of the Kalate of Audru Jnkels. occeaei. Tn John Jokcla. Varlna JokeU and lllld Jokela and allolhera w bom it may concetti: in tne name ot the Male of Oregon, you are nercoy eommanueo to appear netore the Hi orablet ounty Court ol the Htale of Oregon, In and for the County of Columbia, st Ihe court nouw in tne cny ol hi. Helena, on the :ilat uayoi urtober. vno, al tne hour of 10 o clock a. m of ald day. to ahow, raUKe, If anyeilt. why an order hould not be made authoriilog auo oirec; uig uie ao uniiiiirauir to ecu at pri vate ate the following deacrlhcd tract of land of raid etate, to wit: Heglnn ng at the NK corner nf Ihe SWJ4 of the .NK'4 ot Section HI, ol iowiiMp north, of range 4 went, of the Wil lamette .Meridian, in aaid county, and run them e anuth Jl chalna along tne ea.t Una nf aaid subdlvlai-in; thence north ! degreea it; mlnn.eat went. 5 chnlna to the left bank ol the Colnmbie river: them north 8A degreea eaat. i. ID chalua. up Ihe bank of the river to the Cnited Hfaioa meander corner lietaeen aec UoiiffJOand 31. and thence aouth ay degreea -jo niioiiici, ri,ni, f, iMicnaina tin ine aectlou line to Ihe place ol licaliinliig. Keing about lo.a acres cording to the prayer ol the administrator. ltue my band and the aeal of aaid Court (iKtL) sthxed tlila l'.lh day of "eptemlicr, 1V10 "'. A. HAHKIM, Clerk of the County Court. Notice of Final Settlement Notice 1. hereby irh-en that t 1. n. On.irn dmlnMrator nf the- eaiau. ..f i i,MuiAi. i' Eeieraon. derettaerl. hava null In ,1,1 Court of CnliimbU County mr final account ai uch Adminlatratur and the court haa aet and appointed the Imh day ot (Xitober. liilo, ea the time for hearing ohJectWme thereto and the flnaj sattlenienl of said ealnte. , . . . J.B.flODFRKT, Admlnlatrsfcir of the Irtats of Theodore J. ftcksnea, deceaaed. Summons In the 'Mrenlt Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Clackamai County. Maud May Htowell, l'lalntlft, vs. Creany Slowell, To f.'reaay Btowell, the above name.1 defend ant In the name of the Htale of Oreann, you are hereby required to appearand anawer the complaint filed agalrud you In the above named suit, on or before the id day of December, lull) aid date being the eipliallon of aix week! from the tint publication ot this iimmona. and If ) oil fail to appear and anawer the complaint for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court lor the relief demanded In the complaint, to-wlt: for s decree dlaaoivlng the bond, of matrimony now cxlillng between the plaintiff and defendant. Thla aummona la publlabed br order of Hon. J. A. K.akln. Judge of the Circuit Court, which ordnrwaa made and entered on the. lllh dur of Octolajr, l!Ho, and Ihe time nre acrilied for publication thereof i ill week a, b. Klniilng with the Imue of Friday, October ill. laiO, and continuing each week thereafter lo and Including the lanue of Krlday. December 2. M- A HANHKN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Summons. In the Circuit eotirt of the Htate of Oregon for Columbia Cnontw John P.-ron, Plaintiff, v. Jennie Frarer and J. H. rrsaer, her husband; Nolle Kckbart and Al. Kckharl, her hnaband: Ktia 'lhur man and Dr. ' hurman, her huaband; IauIb K llawea and Carrie Hawea, hi. wit; Ve.la May and W Milan. Way. hor hii.hand : l:arl K. f ed and Clara Head, hla wile; llorac, M'-C earv and l.anra Nf,u..u 1.1. William P. Head and Heasle Head, hla wife-' jo-i-piiiue mci leary, IreneConk and Willie ..-.,..-, .,r rtain, ner nils band. Ie feiidanta ' To Jennie FrarA arnt ll If v t ... band; Nellc Hckhartai.d Al. KckhaU V...'i.'V 0.00, r.iu inurman and Dr. Thiiruian, ber hualmnd: Lou K ll... .,,. ..Ll ' his wile: V.la H. u,un- i. ' ".""ea. William P. Head and h-asle Head, hla wife - V . u ,."L Vr '". McCleary. hla Willie I. Aklnand Oa:ar Akin, her hnaband the aliove named defendants, "i.snn, in the name of ihe miM ,,r o..H. ... fm h ot you are hereby reouired Pi appear and an.wer the complaint flle, ,g,n.t J alK,ve entitled suit on or before II,. W day of the t me prescribed by the order of publication rirrcrcrcm miiHiiMiiriTiriTmiiirifmmn ! FINE STATIONERY : For PARTICULAR People ! We Are Confident of Our Ability to Please You. A NEW LINE OF FOUNTAIN From Om Dollar to FWe PENS layc yfssorment of &ost 6arjA eav frax O . Uemmg s urug store st. Helens, or. 3 UtUiAUil4fVUlUl4iiia.M.laVlj . F. B. Holbrook Co.i ROOn 1, Worcester Iildg. Portland, Oregon! Will use this space for ex ploiting a tract of Colum bia County land : : : STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES TEAS AND COFFEES Are our sivecialty. Gunpowder Tea at 50c and 60c None better for the money. English Breakfast Tea at 40c. Ceylon Tea better than Uptons at 70c. Green Tea at 40c and 60c. Coffee in bulk at 20c, 25c and 85c per pound. Coffee in tins at 35c or 3 pounds for $1.00. Coffee in 3 pound tins at 85c. Monopole and Schillings Spices and Baking Powder Pure White and Olympic Flour We carry afullline of Monopole Canned Goods, better goods than this line on the market. No ALL GOODS DELIVERED C. H. JOHN & CO. ST. HELENS, OREGON LODGES COLUMBIA H0MKSTKAD No. 24M, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, meets the second and fourth Wed nesday alglit of each month at Yank ton, Ore. Visiting members welcome. E. S. Himxow, Honorabt Foreman, C. R Lakk, Correspondent. HOULTON CIRCLE NO 478, Women of Woodcraft, meets the second and fourth Tuesday afternoon of each month at Houlton, Ore. Lulu Allen. Guardian Neighbor; Anna Van Jlat- U. Clerk. PROFESSIONAL CARDS )H. L. GILBERT ROUS PHYSICIAN & SURGEON St. Helens, Oregon Oruta Mnckl Building; both pliooea Ranger; Les'ic II COURT UNITY NO. 7, F. of A. Meets every Friday night In K. of P. Hall, M. Helens, Oregon. Visiting brother wel come. M. K. Miller. Chief Combs, Financial See. 8T HELENS LOIHJE NO. 32. A F A A M. MeeU 1st and 3d (Saturday in each month. Visiting brothers cor dially welcomed. U W Clark, Mas ter; E. K. Quirk,' Secretary . DR. R. L. Jkffcott DENTIST Office with Dr. Cliff. ST. I1ELKSI pR. IDWIK ROHM, PHYSICIAN & SURGFON IT. HELEN! OKEfrC jjr.b. r. cLirr, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON T tELEKR ORXOOR im, m. and third ST. HELENS CAMP, NO W. OF A. MeeU first Wednesdays. E. I. BALLAOII, Consul. J-K- LaIIARE, Clerk. Notica of Guardian's Sal of R..I Estate In ths matter of tht, Ratats and (liiaMlan.kln oi i an r. i.ii.ufann, an lu.an. f..... r rtr ,.f (, t,,,H.r. ..,(). 1 .I.V l , th. ,l.i 0, expiration of.l ccka from th llrar ,-ti tlonof thlaaiinimona, aa rrq.ilrcl by asfrl or der, and If yon tall ao to appear and aiiaw f-.r want Jhr.f. the plalmifV will if I IJoiir, for the relief r!rred for la thi e ?m in herein, to-wlt: Kor s decree that hela lha owner In fee almple of the aomhweai oiiarte, of t on , u,wn.hlii north, of ramre ' " of IllametWa Meridian, ., .7n5 w; " roil havs an Inu-reat. rlvhtop hm.7 TV. Ln.J w.paia 7 j V nd for hlseoata and diafttiraeinenui. ami for inch other and In. Ihcr relief aa .h.ll K. I.,- J a'"1 lr- Ihe aummona la served upon ou f n BIICCealVa Mfeka I. lered In Dnn ,.n ,h. C n i day of Depteia- Klrat onhllnatlnn n ikle . th 1Mb daf of Bawcrabar, Iwlo """" mM W. V. WiiTrai Attorney lor riaiaUS. and , . 1 1.. ..rrL'X v"'n ihHi " Prtianc of ato au.l su.rdlan.hlp . f ( , r (luVufim Vo ft E. MILLER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW St. Helens, Oregon QRKIM BACK UK CIVIL ENGINEER RAIMKR, OREdO there,. I ,,. 1 .11 , S"ar.llan on MewemlH-r w, 11.10, ao dulr miHlllled I I. V. lrmfl of a.Kle a.coidln ,., the term, hll" InalU-ractont. Ihe nod.-rafK ed, ih? T'mr.l7n of aal.1 eatate. will, f,m and alter hJum ." Iheftth day of Nmrainlaer. A. I) "in JiVl ?.rih W' "!'-' I'ldder f, onl'thlr" ltsd Hi, llel.i.a rr,.,n. Octola-r'?. Iwlo Ollar.liai. it.. ' ' l.lA C. J11HNMHM, J1""' rat publication here.;! Oct. 7, 1910. Notice For Publication r.''?hrno,,SeA'7v:zrrhLni"Lrt iXtmnBjr:? im -it. or t2222r KU Notice for Publication. Pepsrtmant of fhs Ittterlnr. J fnlled fttataa Uod Offloa, si l'fLn.l!i 1 Hertemlwr. Notlcs la herehr lcn that Tred . H"n,S? of t'ortland, Kn-aoii, wiiooh (K-ti.bar lata, 3 made 1 Imlier and Mtono application, f '!? for Ihe Ni accilon M. towtialilp sj """"J ranse a wet, w illamelM Meridian. "JJ n.w of lntent.,nto mas final abovs dcxrlbcl. before Ihs. RrE'X' 2 Hei-eiverof Ihe Hnllral Hlatca Und I 7 I'ortlaiMl, Oreann, on Ihs lh nay e' ft""" llo. t i.. ow . lalmnnl names as witneaaea- ,;h,'l,1Lua frn, Hamtiel W. Kotrera, A llierto . 1 ai """" I'aas, all of forlland, (irrson. ,M Summons. . i s tha f'lrcnll f'onrt nf the HUt of -Hit Cuniity of Columbia. . . , Uiri Da Nellie M. Hill, 1'lalullrT, rs, C'ljrds l Hi fendant. Tn Clyde 1.. mil. Defendanl: lM In the name of tha mate of Orrlon, jwa hereby re.iilrel In a p ties r and anawej complaint nicd asalnal nu In tne "'"j o-fs lllledcaiiaeotior Ufore tha Wth '"'f'.Jltll oer, r.'lii: anil ron yon ran tn appear t III for want thereof the relief dvmande file herein. Th br nnblli atlnn weekly newapaper nf reneral i nei ai hi. Helens, ir enter nf fhs Honorable r lafora (h. Wth WfgSb mi are 'cehy notljcd t"J ir within aaid time, ll of win a,.,.iy y.tZZ manned in nef asm m Thla aummona la aerred ""ri in thereof In The Orel"" y paper nf reneral '""''"Jias Helens, flreson, r"r:7nVnY llonorahle J. A Kasin, ' ".., indse, duly ma.le and entered on th Jr1' clHepteinl.er, lulO. The data of nArVl cation of thla enmmons la aeptemlwr i". IM publkaoa 1 Attorhafi foil'la1"
