The Oregon mist., July 07, 1911, Image 8

I MILTON PARK
This fine property surrounding the school
house at Houlton has been sub-divided,
and is now for sale in small tracts of from
one to five or more acres. Easy terms. A
small payment down and balance on time
monthly payments, if desired will se
cure you a small farm within walking dis
tance of St Helens. Acre tracts of jrood
fruit and garden lands can be bought for
less than is often paid for a rocky town lot.
Now is your chance.
For prsces and terms call on
Geo. H. Shinn, St. Helens
COUNTY COURT
The County court cotuwtnmt it la
bor for the July term at the court
house lust WtMliiestlay ami up uulil
Tiiurvluy refill hud transacted tho
following business.
The jietttioiiM of thu fallowing partita
for road wore considered aud the view
er instructed to meet ou the date
named.
F. " Anliker, July i7th.
A. n. Holoday. July 24th.
G. C. Fowler, July I'lst.
Cooper Whit rev, July 2tUh,
Jesse R. Sharp, July '.'3th.
The petition of C. Bctyetaon for a
I change in the cuutilyroad wu consi
dered hut there being no atlidavit t
posting notice on the road on aetiuu
wa taken.
Tee petition of I), and W. Hunter for
a liquor lice us iu Uuble precinct was
I granted for period of six month from
July 7, 1911.
The P. W. Washburn aud A Hau-
Kerud road were allowed.
LODGES
M1ZPAH CHAlTEK. NO. 30, O. E. 8
Meet in Masonic Hall the tecend
and fourth SatarJav o. each month
GERTRUDE COLLINS, W. M.
IRENE M. DAV, Secretaiy
ST. HELENS CAMP, NO 10909. M.
W, OF A. Meets first and third
Wednesday.
A. B. LAKE, Consul.
B. E. LaBARE, Clerk.
HOULTON CIRCLE NO 478, Women of
Woodcraft, meet the second and
fourth Tuesday afternoon of each
month at Houlton, Ore. Lulu Allen,
Guardian Neighbor ; Anna Van Kat
ta. Clerk.
ST. HELENS LODGE NO. 32.
A F A A M. Meet 1st and 3d
Saturday in each month. Visiting
brother cordially welcomed. U W
Clark, Mater; E. E. Quick, Secretary.
COLUMBIA HOMESTEAD No. 2450
Brotherhood of American Yeomen,
meets the second and fourth Wed
nesday night of each month at Yank
ton.Orc Visiting member welcome.
E. S. Hisso!, Honorable Foreman,
C. E Lake, Correspondent.
For Sal..
New 8 room bouse, 6 choice lot for
sarden. bearing fruit trees, fenced, im
proved with electric lights and sidewalk,
three blocks irom Columbia River, one
block Cttv park. St. Helens.
Price $2300.00, a tine home,
John Ruber
FOR SALE.
Two seated, four spring hack, double
harness, One horse, harness and light
wagon. Cash register, computing scale,
counter, block and other article used
in Western Market.
F. Walker, Honlton, Ore.
WANTED
A girl for general housework. Inquire
at this office.
Executor Notice of Sale.
In the County Court ot tbe State of Oregon (or
Columbia Count.
In the matter of the Estate of E incline Meeker,
HefeaHed.
Katie i hereby K-Ken that In pnmtianceof
ami by virtue of an order ol the county i on ri
of the latent drain, for Columbia County,
nixie on the 1.1th lv of May 1.111, in the matter
of the twtjitf of Kmiltu Meeker. defeated, all
tharUinr the exeeulor thereof to nell all the
real proiartr of aald eatate, at private tune, tne
uuderaianed. th. Executor of aald eatate, w ill
ell at private i.ale, M Inn hit-heat bidder, for
eah iu t'.s. aold roin. amt aut-ieet to vonllr
matiou by hald Couutv Court, from an,l after
fiitnrday the 17th day of June I'M, routlnulinr
aid tale until .aid real property, or ao mueh
thereof an U nee-h,cary to pay ail claim", eot
and expense, of administration ot aid eatate
of the said Kinelitie Meeker, defeased, at the
time of her death, and all the rltt.it, title and
Interest that the said estate has since aeotlire,!
be oi-eration of the law. or otherwiwj.ln aiiil to
the follow'tif described real proi-erty lylug ami
beiua in Columbia County, Oregon ,to- it. -Ixits
seven (7), sixteen (10) and seventeen (17),
in block eighteen (1M. ill the city of St. Helen.
aft the name appear upon the official map or
Plan thereof on tile with the County Cletk of
iiXTU oh tn V. a. -oM with slashing fires,
coin, ten per cent to ;be pM ou iwpwnw nl
bid and balance on confirmation of ale by kh.iI
'ourt; the other on ball to be patti in one year
from d tleot fontirmatiouor rule, with iuteret
at the rate of " iter cent per annum from date
until ('itl, said amount to be secure'! bv mort
rave UTn the premise so aoM, All hid to be
di reined to the underbijfned at his residence, at
St. Helen!", Oreiron.
-ued at dt. UeleiiK, Orezon. May 1th 1 Ml,
AlAKIlS white.
Executor of the estate of Kuieliue Meeker, do
ceased
Finial Settlement
DR. R. L. Jeffcott
DENTIST
6T. HELENS OREGON
T. S. WHITE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
LICENSED EMbALMEE
HOULTON, OREGON
Dr. Alfred J. Peel
PHYSICAN AND SUPwGEON
Bank Building, : : St. Helens. Ore
Plant for Sale. Cabbage, tomatoes,
pepper and celery. Louis Roeasco, St.
Helena. 10 ti
GEORGE H. SHINN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OFFICE: BANK BlILllI.NU
St. Helens.
Obegos
In the County Court of the State of Oregon fo
the County of Coluribia.
In the Matter of the fcstate ot George W
HoUirhton. Deceased.
To all whom It may concern: Notice Inhere
by ulveti that I have filed with the Clerk of tl
above entitled Court my tlnal account aa Ad'
niuistratrix of tbe fcatate of (Jeorae n . f louifh
ton. deceaneil.
All pentun tjarln any obiectlona to ald
final ai.'count or any item thereof are berei,y
notltieil to tile the name in writing with the
Clerk of .aid Court on or before the lt day or
Auiruit rjit, at iu a. m, wnicn in tne lime ami
dale .et by .aid Court when .aid account and
any objections thereto .hall be fully domildered
Elu K. Hot ii htiiN.
AdmlnlHtratrix of the Hslcte of George W.
Houghton, deceased.
Notice of Final Settlement
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Columbia Countv.
In the mutt, r of the estute of Robert Living
tone, docen-rd
Sutlce I. hereby given that T. C. Watt., fie
ailinitnirHtor of the estate of Koiiert Living
stone. dcieaed, baa rendered and presented
for settlement and filed in said court hi. linal
account ot hi. administration of said estate;
and that Haturday the 2.Hh, day of July l'jl 1 , at
10 o clock A M at the court rotn ot Mild court
iu the court bouse in ht. Helens, Columbia
County. Oreiroii, has been duly aproititcd by
the fudge of said couit fur the aettlement of
aid account.
Any aud all persons Interested in said estate
are hereby uotllicl Pi appear at sain time aif
place to make and file objections, if any Uic
have, to aaii account.
Tbia order ta published In the Oregon MI-4
a newpaKTot general circulation iu coium
nia county, ureion. i,v firuer or lion, j.tim
fiart. -luilge of the above entitled court, duted
this 2th day of June, l'-'li
T. C. WATT -4,
AdmiuUtrat
M. E. MII.I.ER.
Attorney for Administrator.
Summon
In the circuit Court of the State of O n.: r
Columbia County.
Bt. Helena Timber Conipan; , a I, ...
plaiutllt.
va.
Emma O. White, Martha Cook. Vincent
Cook.Jamea Going I'ari. Kdei liiltner, Kdna
Jsatiella fiiltner and Johu Huh trlltner, a min
or and to Martha if. Ci,k a. trustee for the said
James Going Olltner. Paris Edes (illtner, Edna
Isabella Olltner, and John hush Olltner, de
fendants. To Martha O. Cook, Vincent Cook, Paris Ede
Olltner, Edna Isabella Olttner, and John Rush
Olltner, a ml nor, and to Martha O. Cook.aa t ma
te for tbe said James Going Olltner, Parla
Kde Olltner, Edna Isabella Oittnor, and John
Rush Olltner, and Pi all persons unknown
having or claiming an Interest or estate In the
real property which Is the subject of Dill ail t
and hereinafter desc riiied.
In the name of the rtate of Oregon; Yon are
hereby required to appear and answerthe com
plaint filed against you in the above entitled
uit on or before the 14th day of July lull, the
same being the laot day of the the time prescrib
ed In the order for the publication of this sum
mons, and the aald period of time lelng six
weeka from the day of the first publication of
this summons, and If you fall to so appear and
answer said complaint, the plaintiff will cause
four default to be entered and apply to tbe
Court for the relief demanded tn said compis Int.
to wit:-for a partition and division, according
to the respective righte of the parties plaintiff
and defendant herein, of tbe real property set
forth In the complaint, which Is the subject of
this aultc- viz: the east half, and ttie east Jialf of
the west half of aectlen 5; all of section a: and
the west half of section 9, all in Township 4
north, range i west of Willamette meridian, tn
Columbia Connty, Oregon.
Tbls summons Is published by order of the
Honorable James Dart. Judirn of tbe County
Court of the Mate of Oregon, for Columbia
County, made and dated May Mist pill, which
order prescribed that service of summons In
this suit be made upon you by publication once
a week for six consei utl ye weeks, whlcn time
will begin to run from the day of the first publi
cation hereof and the time within which Ton
are required to answer said complaint is on or
before the lswit day of the time pr scribed In
aald order for publication, to-wlt; July llth lull.
The date of he tlrst publication of this sum
mons la Friday June I, I'd 1.
IMM-ARD D DAT,
Attorneys lot rialatilr.
Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
Columbia county.
In the matter of the Estate and guardiausblp
of Crl K. Ouxtaf.on an insane perou.
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of
and bv virtue ot a license ami oruer ot sate
duly lulled and made by the County Court of
the Ht ite of Oregon, for Columbia ounty, on
the Zllh dnv of June I'.Hl, in the matter of tbe
Kstaui and Ouardiauslilp of Carl K. Gusturson,
an insane person, authorizing, licensing and
emowenng the unucrsnrueu. as g-uarriiati
thereof, to sell the real pro,erty of sahi estate
at nri vale sale, tiie under-iiriicd. the Ouarditin
of said estHie, will, from and after ratitnlny tbe
ifith day of July A. I. l'.tll. sell at private sale
to the bfahe.t bidder, for one third cash, one
third irfftvuole one vear after date of confirma
tion of a!e, arid one third payable two years
alter rime or corinrmuuou ot sale, itererred
tiavmentsto hear Interest at the rate of six pci
cent iraiinuin and tie secured by good and
suilicicnt morjeage of the property sold, all the
.Igiit, title, Interest and eslate of the said Call
K. Gunnison, an !nane teron. In and to the
following uecrioei real property to-wit. The
Nortt-eHst quarter of rtectiun Twenty. Township
nia norm, itauge four wcioi trie Willamette
meriotan. In t oluinbia county, Oregon, con
tainfuir Piii acres.
All bids to tie directed to the undersigned, at
the lawolice of I 'i Hard A Imy Hi Helens Oregon,
liated ti Helens, Oregon, June , !"U.
M a rti.ii a c, Johnson.
Guardian of the person and Estate of Carl t.
iiustiilson, an luaua person,
Ilale of first publication hereof. June 30, lull.
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon.
i,rr,ii- iiMinivui , urn in ittn.
J. K. Iiavla, riaiullfi, ra. Alice If. bavin. lie-
fondant.
To Alice If. Davis. Defendant: In the name of
the rtate ol ilrciroti yn are hereby required to
poir ano answer tne enmplsinl nicil acalnst
ou In the HMive cut lien suit on or ticfure th.
:ion ikivoi June, rui, ami It you bill to answer
piaintttt win UK a Uecreeaia'nst you as prny-
eoi ior ine comoiiiiiit pieo ncrein, to-wit:
1'hat the lionds of matrinoinv h retofore im
now existing detween plaintiff and yourself be
dlssolv d.
Hcrvlce of this summon, la made main Ton by
puiiiicaitoo pursuant to an nruer ol ine llonor
iilile J, A. Kaken, Jinlgc of said Court, mnde on
May'J. I'lll, directing satd publication In the
Oregon Mist once a week for six auccesive
weeks, beginning with Mar I'jtti, l'Jil.
OnilC, Nl'gifcg.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
OUR PORTLAND LETTER
rortlaml, Or., July 1 Through the
I'aiirie northwest July lias begun with
almost no lotts by forest fires so far ami
with conditions uusually favorable for
prevention, according to the monthly
bulletin of the Wenern Forestry & Con
starvation issued toluy after the receipt
of reports from practically all ptlvate,
state and federal protective agencies
Slashing fires were numerous in June
but were prevented from entering green
timber. Windspread rain at the clo-e
o( the mouth extinguished tuiouldering
Ores and premit preparation to meet the
inevitable dry spell to follow.
Idaho is reported iu particularly good
condition . There ha been no loss ex
cept of a few cut logs. The timber
owners' fire associations and the forest
service have pushed work on trail and
telephone building to assift their
patrols. Railroads and loggers have
taken extraordinary precautions. Tbe
chief complaint is that settlers are nut
complying with the law requiring per
mits to burn slashing and that in road
building too much material is fallen in
to the adioininif woods to lecoine a
menace a hen dry.
Washington his had many sharp
nd s few
bridges and cut logs have been lost, but
fire has been kept out of green timber
and much good was accomplished by
the removal of about 40,000 acres of
dangerous looing debris. The states lias
bad 23 regular wards in the field, lie-
sides day labor employed by them.
The Washington Forest Fire Association
had 80 wardens in June and is adding
more, besides purchasing several new
track bicycles for railroad patrol. On
the whole, all classes are more careful
with fire than in previous years. The
chief exceptions to this are reported to
lie in improperly cleored riglits-of-wny
and in the negligence of a few logging
operators to extinguish slashing lite
completely.
Oregon has also had slashing fire
which caused syme alarm, but they were
bandied promply by the wardens. Over
100 patrolman have been put in the
field already by private owners and the
State forester ha appointed 17 district
wardens. The Oregon Forest Associa
tion has organized three new coopera
tive patrol in Jackson, Columbia aud
Clatsop coun ics.
Lightning and brush burning caused
a few fires in Mont ma but as elsewhere,
improved patrol service effected their
prompt extingiit htnent. The Northern
Montana Fotentry Association has or
ganized a pew patrol covering Flathead
aud Lincoln counties with headquarters
at Kaliieli.
The Association xiintg out, however
that although toinlitions have been for
tunate so for, and extraordinary effort Is
being made by ail ofllcial and private
protective organizations, dry hot weath
er is soon due. Success in avoiding dis
tress like that of 1910 depends tnninly
upon the care taken by campers, settlers
and loggers, and particularly upon ex
tinguishment to incipient fires so tliev
will not cmoulJer and break out later
whan they cannot be controlled.
Pioneers are interested in the) pur j
chase of ten acres adjoining the site of
the pioneer monument at Chnmpoeg to
add Vi the three acre already held there
making a state park. A fund will be
raised for the purpose by subscription
and the Legislature will be asked at the
next session to repay the money advanced.
An interesting contest closed In Port
land during the past week when the Y.
M. C. A. distributed prize to chool
boys who grew vegetable on back lots.
An exhibit of the prize vegetable Wa
made and the competition created
great dital of interest. About 2 school
children entered and the showing was
creditable one.
l'hysician of the state meet in
annual convention In Portland July 10
12 and the gathering will be held In the
Commercial Club Convention Hull. A
feature of the meeting will be the
attendance ot a large number of East
ern practitoners who will ttop in Port
land on their way home from the
American Medical Association conven
tion held In Los Angeles this week.
A "get-together" eicttnlon from
Bend, south to Klamath Falls, Ijikeview,
Paisley and other cities of Houth-Cen-
tral Oregon wa a pleasant event of thtl
put WMk la the Interior. The trip m '
made In automobiles from Uend and
nnnilier uf Portland people, Including
n Ptllcial of the Ot gn development
League, went along. A better feeling
was established and better knowledge
guiued of the country visited.
- ,
The member otlie tenui club have
been going out to their new grounds
pretty regular for practice and have two
good court Iu shape.
Mis Pearl McImuiel.H andC. A. Gilki
son were united iu marriage at the resi
dence of J. W. Iay on Monday hist by
Kev. A. A. Heist, and Mabel Ilulimun
and A tig Hat E. Johnson shared the same
fate during the past week, Kev. Van
Marter olllclatlng. Licence have also
lieeu issued from the olllce of County
Clerk H. K. La fare for the marriage of
Anna Johnson and Win. Carlson, of
Qutucy; L)la llattes and F.d ward Coles
of Rainier: and Katie Pclto and Otto
Itunsko. of Mayger.
EXPERIMENT FARM TO HELP
Portland, Ore., July 4 (Spectal)-Gret
benefit is expected to result to Interior
Oregon from the selection during the
pust w eek uf an experiment stutioti site
in Huruey Count) near Hums. Tbe lo
cation wa picked by expert from the
Oregon Agricultural College and a tract
of ltM) acre was (elected. A capable
man from the college will be put In
chatge and soil problem of the interior
will be solved. Proper dry farming
methods will be shown and the station
will serve as a nucleus for a number of
other experimental farms throughout
Harney County. Later it is hoped
others will be established in Kuatern
Oregon.
A new industry ha been started near
(ircshaiu, where a Japanete woman hits
a thriving colouy of silk worms that she
has raised from imported cwootis this
spring. The worms are now spinning
their silk and will soon develop to the
butterfly stage.
September 1 is the date set for the
opening of the railroad from Portland to
Tillamook and people in that corner of
the State will have a big celebration
wheu the train reaches Ttilamook Bay
from Portland.
The Pacific Highway Convention will
be held In Portland August 4 and 5 and
arrangements will be made by the Port
land Automobile Club and representa
tive from eveiy prominent city on the
Coast are expected to attend. A number
of automobi lists will come down in
their car frouf Seattle. Some irood
work may be expected for good roads as
the result of this convention and par
ticularly for the great highway projected
along the coast line from Canada to
Mexico.
That the wlule state will be repre
sented in framing proposed good roads
legislation Is assured now that Uovelior
West has named a commission of prom
inent men from all parts of Oregon to
assist in tbe work. It is believed this
will prevent a flood of hasty legislation
at the next election and will give the
entire state fust what it needed for high
way betterment.
Mining men will meet at Grants Pass
on July IS. The recent finds of rich
gold ore in Southern Oregon will pro
bably make the coining convention a
very interesting one. Invitations to
attend the gathering have been sent to
commercial bodies and mining organ
izations of the whole coast.
Surveys of the month ot the Colum
bia Kiver during the past week, are
expected to show an increased depth ot
the ship channel at the river's mouth
A gain of 18 inches, or a totttl depth of
27.5 feet, is unolIicUllv reported. The
measurements just mnde show that th
sweep of tlieriver curienf. and the tides
are effective when confined to the chan
nel and the increasing depth demon
Ktrale the value ol the jetty wotk at
tbe month of the river.
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. Are Superior to Any Other Make.
) Sold by All Leading Dealers.
m Try Them.
I ffiaratum St $mi, Jur.
Subscribe for "The Mist."
We Have the llcst and Latest in Fine
Shoes for Men, Women & Children
A New Line of the Beit in Fishing Tackle Just Receive,
A complete and up-to-tlnte stock of General Merchan
dise, Groceries. Hay, Granin, Flour and Feed, Etc.
H. MORGUS & SON
iliitiLUitiLiAtliLUtliLiiiUkliilJiKl4JAtit
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i St. Helens Repair Works
General Blacksmithing and
Repair Work
Horseshoeing A Specialty
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
PRICES REASONABLE
St. Helens. Oregon
All Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Furnished.
R. CONSTANTIN
Custafson Estate
In ttiat'ouiilir fourt of the Htulo of Oregon, for
i.uiiiniifia i'ountv.
In thr ipiHlHTi.r tho Ktate anil iiianllanahli
f t'arl F, Otitafwmi, an tnaue IVrantl.
Matllila C. JolniKoti, the liuanliaii of the ernn
ami eitata of t'Hrl K. tii.tfon, an limaou r
on, havliiiron thcZJwl ilar of May, I'UI. fll
her tltlon herein iluljr verified, praying fur
an nrler .ale of the Northcant ouarttr tif H't
lon Twonty (W). Towtmhlr. Hi fil) north, Katun
Fo'ir(l) weal of tho Willamette MnrMlan, In
t'nliimfila Cmitlty, Oreaotl, the aama eolutitiit
ina all the eMail nf aalt in.ana (Mirxon.for tho
ritaMiti. and iiuriwe. mt forth In aald pi'tltloit.
It In therefor oidi-red fy tlin Court that ald
lnatifi ra-rnon Carl K. OiiNtaffton. and MatliiU
V,. Johtiuin. fvti'r iuufon and Ixiulaa Ih
tafaon. thpnenlof kin or aald iimana permm,
and all pprpmia Intenodcd In .aid fatata apt ar
Iwforr the County Court of Mm Htnteof On ,,n,
tor Col inn Ma County, on Halurday thn illth day
of June KM I. at one o rlia k I'. M. of arid dav, at
the Coiintv Court room, at the Court nonan In
Ml. flidi n.. Columbia County. Orriron. to Mmw
a ae If any tlierr ls, why an order ahnuld not
lie tnadn Kratitlriii to aald nuardlan ixTiiiliaton
and Ili'iMian Ui aidl all Ilia above ili-nf-riia'd n-al
property of aald inrana H-r'in at privntn nlr;
and that a ropy ol thla order in- piililiain-d lor
four auiweiwive weeka It, the OKKOON MtHI'a
weekly newaiiBper ri'iiularlly printed, pnlill-li-
el and tilmilated In luluinlila County, Oremw
ami now aiiecineo ny una t;ourt aa tho proH'r
pajxT in wiiiito o, inane auen puoiioatlon.
Orlored and done In na-n t.'onrt at Ht, llvloua
Ori Koii, this ilutl day in May. A. II. I'll I.
JaHKi HAht,
County Ju.lire.
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Plumbing and
Sheet Metal
Heating
Work
Oregon I
St Helens
INDIA RUNNER
Duck Eggs $1.00 for Thirtees
S. C. IUack Minorca. S. C. Barred
Kficks and S. C. Khode Island
Eggs
$1.50 for 15
W. C. MORLEY
15ox 97. Houlton, Oregon
W IV rJT Ml JJ
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
FINISHING
carpenter wftrk. Call and Bee me. Prices reasonable. A
. ' 'f L h?V8e dwn Milton Creek from railroad TSK on 1
Summons
n the Clrrult Court o) the Mats of Oreioa for
the Couutv of Colnnihla.
Tar-
I
lialdee K. Taylor, flaliitiff. vs. rred tl
lor. defendant.
To fred li. 'laylor. Defendant' In the name
ol the Male of Orea-on yon are herehy required
Ui appear and aniwer the eoiiiplaiut hied
awraliMl you In the alive enutled auit on or lie
lore the llth day ol Aiivim, lull, and It yoii
fall to auawer, plalhtlil' will tube a daeree
aaaluat you as prayed for ill th Complaint
herein, tiewlt:
1 hat the honda of mntrlmnnv heretofore and
now outing betwei n plaiutllt and yourai If lie
IJIHHfllVe,,,
Hervl e of th la inmmom la made npon yon he
Sulilleatlon puraiiaul t an order of the
aniea Hart, Counly Jildae, made on Hie t,
day ot June I'd I, directing auid nulilieailon In
tlieOreirnn Mlat, onee a week fnrals aiivteaalve
wieka, U'KluuIn with June iwth, lull,
H.K.lltl
Attorney lor flalnUff
south Bide.
E C. S, Dillintrham. Hmilfnn nv.
Skating Rink
St. Helens
i
Opens Under Ji'eu, Management
Skating Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Nighta and Snnday
Night If Desired
Good riusic Courteous Treatment Good Order
W. J. SKINNER