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0> In!—a Rlgliway NOTICE TO CREDITONS Happy Christmas Not Too L-ate for Merry Christmas for Aged Artist Id the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Columbia. Finds Fairy Spirit Shine« Trip Home From Dance and Behind Gloom and Cold a Hard Jolt for Rustwin of the World. and Caroline. In the matter of the estate of IDA M. RLLEN, deceased, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Ila By CHRI8TOPH1R a HAZARD RBOT as ever, and striking his cane shhrply upon pavement as strode along, old man was dtatingu tolled figure amid the hurrying Chrlst- mas crowds. He pressed on like a contradiction of the Ohrtotma« spirit. He had not far to go before reach ing the ancient looking house that had once known youth and gHyety as the result of his prosperity, but, which in Ito loneliness and disrepair, had be come a surviving sympathy In his later and adverse experiences. There he could sit and renew In memory the •vents and as«oclatlons of happier days, which, like pictures In the gal lery of life, were vivid again for a moment out of their tarnished frame«. They were more real than the pic tures that hung upon his walls, for it la the artistic atmosphere of the day that determines the light In which Its art shall be viewed, and these works of the past bad become only memorials to the present to which he had come. But the present realities of the past are as helpless as the old-fastiloned- nesses of the present to succor fainting mortality, and the old artist had to confess on that Christmas eve that he was not only hungry, but rather hope lessly so. It was title that his artirtto remains were not wholly despised. Mr. Blavatsky’s quctlon room was pot very far away, ¿nd there was a dally slaughter of helpless picture« thank But this massacre of Innocents their father could not consent to f he felt ready to starve first. Then certain publisher« had offered something for a set of skeleton« but In brder that they might reproduce them upon a re duced scale, which was Intolerable to his artistic pride. So that “The Soli tary Pine” whispered to “The Old Meeting Houae” that it look«- ’ as though they would all go down to * th- » VÈRNOWA By ILIANOft R. KINQ HE moon rose clear and bright over s freshly snow-laden world. It was the evening al the big Christmas dance at the Trunket- vllle town hall, an event in which old and young all over the countryside purtidpated, a night remembered throughout the year, and anticipated long before Its arrival. The couples fairly flew around the hall, some spryly, others not quite so nimbly. Nevertheless, there was an heroic effort about It that was appeal- Ing, to say the least, The last strains of music died away promptly as the clock struck twelve. newfangled ideas about these all-night (lances won favor in this town. As the couples filed out of the hall, Caroline and IluMwln were the last to leave. Anu in arm, apparently suf ficient unto themselves, deeply en grossed In an' all-absorbing conversa tion, they approached a small car parked near the hull. Itusswln opened the door of the machine and helped Caroline In. Closing the door be seat ed himself at the wheel and soon they were off down the road. “Engine’s a little cold,” apologized Russwln as the car alternately coughed and choked, getting up speed. “That was a great dance. Always seems so good to see all the old col lege fellows back home. 1 never re gret my four year», even If I did have to leave you. Tes.* laughingly he slipped his arm around (’aniline as she nodded her assent. Suddenly a car with glaring head lights caiue around the bend In the road, blinding Russwln’» eyes. Trying to avoid hitting the approaching car which was coming at high speed, he turned out some little distance. Al most before he knew what had hap- i-M. ~ ""w Th« minlawm wage for women to HARRY N. ALLEN, hereof. M. Alton, deceased, . by H a. John unconstitutional. But soma employ* Administrator Phillip, Judge of the County Court of th« State of Oregon, for the Coun Lester Sheetoy, attorney for admini ers will still pay it—and some em strator. ty of Columbia, and has qualified. Dated and first published, Decem ployees still earn it. All persons having claims against ber Uth, 1925. —----- ♦ . .. If you have anything to sell or the said estate are hereby notified Last publication, January 8th want anything. Advertise tat tha Ragta to present the same, duly verified 1926. as by law required, to the under- igned at the law office of Lester Shceley, in the City of Vernonia NOTICE OF COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENT Oregon, within six months from date NOTISE IS HEREBY GIVEN,that or letter of each lot, part of lot, or assessments have been levied for the parcel of land assessed and th« construction of street and storm number or letter of th« Block tat sewer improvements in Improvement which the same is situatrtt District No. Three (3) of the City of Vernonia, Columbia county, Ore the name of the owners thereof and gon and that same were entered in the sums assessed upoattsuch lot«, the docket of City Liens on the 5th parts of lota or parcels of land be day of December, 1925, the number ing as follows: •¿re- A Radio for Xmas SOMETHING EVERYBODY WANTS Get a Magruavox A set every member of* your family can enjoy, only one dial to turn to get any station you want —CLEAR AND l OUD , Œ ~ A Ask any of our Magnawox owners about their sets i They are all pleasi V $75,00 to 200,00 TERMS Phone Us For DEMONSTRATION at your home A. L. Fenner The Old Artist Had to Confoea That g. Ho Was Hungry. pened the car was sliding down the slippery snowbank. It landed In the bottom of the ditch, and with a great lunge turned onto Its side. Caroline caught at Russwfn’s strong arm. She uttered not >i sound, but gradually, as the car turned, her grasp relaxed and she formed merely a limp little heap along with seat cushions and other accessories which all tum bled luto a pile on the inside of the car. Russwln’s only thought was of Caro line. She made no reply to Russwln as he endeavored to free her. He wondered If she had been made un conscious by the awful Jolt, or killed outright. He heard the whir of an approach ing car. Exerting his remaining strength, terror-stricken, he yelled: i “Stop I" ’ “What’« the matter here?” cam«, two husky voices. ••Give me a lift; break the top or d o something to get this girl out.” With the help of the two men Rus s- wln and Caroline were extricated a? id they were speeding Caroline to “uhe nearest hospital. ; The doctors, after examination, .and what seemed to Russwln untold time, pronounced Caroline uninjured ‘and attributed her unconscious stat« to merely Mght. Russwln, gathering her In his atrm« tenderly whispered: “Caroline, It was a hard Jolt, but I guess we still are due for our Merry, Merry Chrlstnlis.** (ft, It». W-W-rn Newspaper Unloa. ) >er, and •‘The Mountain Summit” sug gested to “An Eventag Sea” that It might be better to stoop to conquer. Then«, was no token of this last Idea, however. In the preparations for the night that signified the old man’s In tention of remaining tn and sticking the situation out He had no ear for the chime« that had begun to ring out There was not a trace of expecta tion of Christmas cheer In the deter mined expression of the face that was reflected from the old: mirror. They uiust all belonw to the past forever. There wn« another thought on the way, though, and It found expression that Christmas morning when the ar tist awoke to a rather cheerless en vironment to be summoned to bls door by the loud knocking of a very rotund, florid and merry individual, who ■earned to have brought hta years with him Into a congenial and friendly ell* * mate. An old Mend from a far coun try, be took in the state of things at a glance and as quickly decided upon hte Course of action. After the greet ings and the historical recountlugs .wsfe'.over, and a« a result of this moat unexpected rlsitatlop, a number of the paintings that bad concluded to die were Introduced to a new life upon the walls of one who had never lost bis love for them, and it appeared that the one alm of their new possessor His Word for It I I had been to get them at their maker's _ . ______ _____ taka« his prices- AU of which gave to the old Where Mistar Christmas stand. artist a saw view of the fact that telle you: "Here’s your happy land! while the arts may change, hesrt, do He nly apsnd Hie day, Mid though I on not; sod a pew Idea.of the reality ; charm Life*« t wrinkles ________ ____ _ r all ______ away ' wbteh ail art strives in vain to fully ------- 4------------- represent. Uiajteallty of the fairy spirit NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS that moves sad shine« behind ail the glootb an« cold of the world. “HI be There are a number of property banged,” he said, “If he didn’t look Just pwners that have not connected with Ilk« BiAAs Claud." *. city sewer. This will absolutely have (R. 19». WaStara Nawaseesr Uatoa.) to be d’one and done at once. Get •'»* *v- -, « *■ your permit at the City Hall and con nect with city sewer system and save yourself some trouble. W. J. KELLY, City Marshal. ---------- ♦— líf ye dfive reek h-stoy ye'H her an ANNOUNCEMENT »* s«e*w . accideat sooner qr f lntgr; ef drivV In the future uw Bank of Ver- nonia will be open the second and' Uta ye. Moral : They fit ya fourth Saturday evenings of each •F month from «:30 to 8 p. m. r The bank will not be open even bjjfhe objection that the silver d ings on the Saturday when tfhen* is Bank of * •* ¿-1_ _____ 1. poltert Is en- no pay day at the mill. holes in yoür Vernonia.—Adv. •M»- It «over "Uys-there 7 ---------- Fòt her Sò<Je Z/kril 1 w*4* Phones 293—Vernonia NOTICE OF COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENT Tetter of each lot, part of lot, or purcel of land assessed and the num ber or letter of the block in which the same is situated, the name ,of the owners thereof and the — sums assessed upon such lots, lots. part of lota or parcels of land being as follows: t ~ ’ 1C; - NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN.that assessments have been levied for the construction of street and storm sewer improvements in Improvement District No. Two (2) of the City of Vernonia, Columbia couny, Oregon, and that same were entered in the docket of City Liens on the 5th day of December, 1925, the number or ASSESSMENT ROLL f J - fl Improvement District No. 2 f Vernonia, Oregon. Owner of Record Block Lot Amount of Atodlition Assessment (130.60 E astside 6 4 Mrs. Emma Bergerson 130.60 5 EJastsùde 6 Mrs. Emma Bergerson 130.60 Hastside. « 6 R. McGillis, 116.86 « 1 •' Hastaicte 7 H. C. Watkins, 76.41 \ NH-2 ,J >| Eastaid e 7 A. L. Kuilander, 76.41 ) Easteidi 3 * Nfc-3 7 A. L. ICu!lander. «L41 ' Eastaidi > S«4-2 7 J. 11. Bush, 40.41 Sto-3 Eastaid« ■ 7 J. H. Bush, f,lHowinff D8«d Book number and page. 1 refer to the deed Golumb. 1 County. Oregon—) 130.60 9 Ferndale L lltan Brown, Deed Book 35. pg. 262, ~ *' 1 (U rnfiled Plat) V A K Isaac Jay. deed book 36,) 130.60 6 10 47.)pg436 1 I, I k 34.) 99 99 99 99 99 1 11 «, X Isaac Jay 99 99 99 I 12 4 1 Isaac Jay 99 *9» I Iff Nellie Jay Gillette, ’’ 39 ” 275 1 99 14 9 Lillian Brown, Deed ”35 ” 262 1 I 99 15 Nellie Jay Gillette, ” 39 ’’ 275 1 99 16 1 J Lillian Brown,Deed ” 35 ” 262 99 99 99 * 17 1 19« 35 ” s. s. ConHia, »9* 99 99 1 18 19« 35 ” s. S. Conklin, I 2 Broadway W. C. Repass, 99 ” 33 ” 2« 6 1 1 (Un fibs. 99 t 420 1 3 Cecil Sawyer, 9 » 4 1 73 M. D. Cle. 99 393 1 6 J.R. & O. V. Cox n 610 1 « Mary Nash, Sr, 255 1 7 > ¿ I- V. C. Short, 9 8 266 1 J. R. Mitchel), Î 9 18« 1 N. K. Jensen, 635 1 10 L.C. 4 R. Lindley, 1 11 R. M. Aldrich, ’’ The foregoing assessments ar« now due and payable and if not paid with’ in ten days from the last publication of this notice will become delinquent Property owners who desire to avail themselves of the privilege of paying their assessments in install ments under the provision of Sec tions 3788 to 3796, Oregon Laws, Mouly refered to as the “Ban WORLD’S FAIR—PORTLAND leso ! A ■I 1 /h il ASSESSMENT ROLL Improvement District Number Three* Vernonia, Ore. Including 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sts.__________ Amo un t of Assaasment Lot Addition Owner of Record ** »201.29 Vernonia American Laundry, 201.29 Vernonia Eva & C. H. Twineham, 201X19 Vernonia W. C., J. E. A R. M. Repass, 201.29 Vernonia W. C., J. E. & R. M. Repass, 201.29 Vernonia William Pringle, 201.29 Vernonia B. F. & M. A. Lane, 100.65 Vernonia NH-2 B. F. & M. A. Lane, 100.65 i Vernonia S%-2 George Burdick, 201.29 Vernonia - 3 George Burdick, 176.15 4 fraction Vernonia B. F. & M. A. Lane, 25.1« Vernonia 4 2 Mary S. McGee, S. W. 18ftx6sft 139.00 Vernonia 2 E^to-5 Mary S. McGee, 62.27 Vernonia 2 W?-5 Alex Sword, 22.76 lot 6 Vernonia • 2 E.38 ft. Hoffman, 0. s. 22.76 lot 7 Vernonia ■ E.38 ft. ____ 2 c. s. Hoffman, 38.62 2 C.38 ft. lot 6 Vernonta C. A. Van Alatine, «9 38.62 C.38 ft. lot 7 Vernonia I ’ C. A. VanA18tine, 70.32 2 W.39 ft. lot 6 Vernonia • J Edith Early, 70.82 2 W.39 ft. lot 7 Vernonia Early, Edith 152.65 Vernonia Lot 8 2 Edith Early, 243.14 Vernonia 9 2 Claude O. Thomas, 243.14 o Vernonia 10 Claude 0. Thomas, 201.29 Vernonia 1 3 Walter Coyle, 58.93 Vernonia <• 1 2 3 J.W.Beall,Jr, S. E. 18ftx75ft 142.35 Vernonia 3 2 E. F. Messing, remainder 201.29 Vernonia 3 3 3 E. F. Messing, 90.97 Vernonia » 3 E-H4 T. A. White, 90 97 Vernonia b . I Ebi-5 3 T. A. White, 14.51 Vernonia W%-4 til 3 C. W. Reithner, 14.51 Vernonia WVl-5 3 C. W. Reithner, 26.24 Vernonia 4 3 J. W.&D. Baldwin, EH of W%, 26.24 Vernonia 5 3 J.W.4D.Baldwin,E% of WH, 29.03 Vernonia W.45 ft.l Co6 Kolumbia Kounty Kommunity 42.42 ft 1 Vernonto Center 40 6 Wallace Brothers, 25.44 e 40 ftx30 ft. 2 Vernonia Wallace Brothers, u 60.27 East 30 ft. 1 Vernonia .6 Bank of Vernonia, ii 145.18 2 Vernonia Remainedr .6 Bank of Vernonia, 223.11 Vernonia *•’ 6 Lot 3 J. W. Brown, . f 244.92 Vernonia 4 9 « A. L. Fenner, 244.92 Vernonia ( 5 « George Bryant, 177.59 r* « E.85 ft. 1 Vernonia E. J. Kingsley, 23.89 1 Vernonia i W.30 ft. 7 C. R.&W.J. Coyle, Í 201.29 Vernonia 2 7 W. A. Harris, 223.78 Vernonia II 3 7 L. B.&B.B. Stuutf, 246.27 r- t Vernonia “ 4 T. M. Crawfqtd, 246.27 r* Vernonia 5 • »I T. M. Crawford,. 244 «2 Vernnni*! 1 6 M. Lynch, 244.92 Vernonia v' 7 « S. S. Conklin, 223.11 Vernonia 8 7 D. & G. McDonald, 138.02 Vernonia 7 Wto-9 Mary S. McGee, 138.08 Vernonia I, Wto-10 Mary S. McGee, 38.71 Central 27ft. 9 Vernonia,. 7 C.R.& Jessie Coyle, 38.71 ____ 27 ft. 10 Vernonia , Central 7 C.R.& Jessie Coyle, 24.57 East 30.5 ft 9 Vernonia 7 H. T. Ames, 24.57 East 30.5 ft 10 Vernonia 7 H. T. Ames, 24.57 1 Vsraonia West 30.5 XL — fNan Hall, 24.57 West 30.5 ft 2 Vernonia 8 Hall, 38.71 ft 1 Vernon!« 8 Central 27 Hr-’-n, 38.71 ft 2 Vernonia 8 Central 27 Br'wn. 138.02 Vernonia East to-1 Lond £■ Timber Co, 138.02 Vernonia reft* -2 East % 220.44 Vernor.is DeRi , L nd 4 Timber Co, 3 239.6« Vernonia Mature Webster, 4 239.68 Vernonia Mande ^ebstcr, 5 Del*-» T.«k & Timber Co., 246.27 Vernonia 6 J. W. wn N. Gillette, 246.27 Vernonia 7 123.19 Nellie Gilk “*• Vernonia S-to-8 10«,70 Brewer & V. lsnaw» Vernonia Nto-8 • 201.29 Vernonia B. J. Cline, 201.29 L.B.&B.B. Stu ,rt- Vernonia 190.89 L. B.&B.B. Stua rt- Vernonia 193.84 Vernonto J. H. Bush. . . Delta Land & X'mber Go. 210.62 Vernonia 225.6« Vernonia Angelina Lester, , 228.88 Vernonia Clarence Coyle, ' 135.46 Vernottia C. W.&M. Mellinger,» 136.45 C.W.&M. Mellinger, V Vernonia 120.67 Q.W.&M. Mellinger, 'X Vernonia 105.8« Vernqnia C. W*&M. Mellinger, 105.88 Vernonia W. A. Harris, 180.88 Vernonia W. A. Harris, 180.83 Vernonia Delta Land & Timber 162.1« Vernonia Delta Land & Timber 143.38 Vernonia Delta Land & Timber 143.88 Vernonia D. M. O’Donnell, 181.88 Vernonia Ida M. Harris, 181.68 Vernonto Mary Roberts, 181.82 Vernonia Naomi Imbeck, 181.9« Vernonia Alma Urie, 181.9e Vernonia Maria Mummult, 181.9« Vernonia Maria Mummult, 181.9« Vernonia •W. ’ T. Hatton, 181.82 Vernonia JL B. Hatton, 181.88 •Vernonia M. B. Hatton, 181.6« v. 'rnonto L.H.&B.B. Stuart, 181.70 Ji nonta L.B.&B.B. Stuart, 181.60 Thos. H. Blanchard 182.05 John Stnart, 183.42 H.B.AL.A. Oatman 182.42 E. S. Cleveland, • 123.19 W. T. Hatton, 182.42 Albert Wood, “ * 182.05 Albert Wood. 181.70 Albert Wood, 1ÍL70 Albert Wood, A81.TR Wood, Albert . Charles D. White ;ltt.54 Charles D. White i«M« Oscar Esholm, .18L0R Ida M. Harris, 1«946 Ida M. Harris. ltl.^0 John & David Stuart. MI.U John & David Stuart. ^Vemonta I 162.54 Pete Matiaco, 181.68 Pete Matiaco, ’ Vernonia \ 181.68 Rose Murray, > Vernonia 168.61 I-.B.&B.B. Stuart, ' ¿¿Vernonia Columbia Co. Fire Patrol, H. Lena Deed Book 606, 60 E. ft x A 115 ft. McGrew, tract in S.W.* of N 30. w. Pg. % mc . 4, ’ ,T4N R. 4 W.W.MJM14« 115 ft. tract in S.W.to of N_W-M.«c. H. D. VanBlaricom, Deed Book 9, pg. 22 * 4 »1 *---- - «- « u v. nf n .W. U. sec. 4. 1 4 N-R4W. - 1M-91 tract in S.W.% of N.W.U, »ec. croft ------ ---------- _--- __ , Bonding Ac* t,” may filing their applicr .tion ther, in ten (10) day« from th« tt Bte of, the same bei ng th« dat 8 0 first publication of thid noth Applications f or such burp» ise may be procured fr» >m the Recor. J«r. Dated this 11 <•» day of Dec ember, D. B. REASON 'ER, ’ 1925. City Re, border (Seal) ■ ñw The foregoing abasamente are now „ and .„a payal p.y.M e. J V.XÄ due ___ within ten days frot.._____ _ . cation of this notice will become de- i linquent. Prope-ty owner« who desire to avail themselves of the privilege of paying their asaassifntita in install be Dated tMu IM ments under the pro' ¡«ions of Sec IMUJ'IV-’’ Dt tions 3788 to 3796, Oregon Laws, commonly refarad to as th« “Band- « I
