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INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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i.iic1.t..(l-Iron Dyko mill run
MliAt'ooa II.-r short of
"lUfn'riE-forlMct lot for $600,-
FiE'ranch of 897.46 acre 10U
I, .urn of '.60-
rivndlfii.il $00,000 liospltr.1 to
I1 l.i.rn l.v full
r.".!;,.ili FjIIh Hovoral brick
" V... tii n built here.
P ...uciid Surveyors at work
L ha Kami .McCarty mine.
F.. ....... . i.'irat liulldlnK for now
Kolll'""' , " :
,i factory about completid.
pilot Hoik- 125.000 pound wool
, , ,iov f.a e mu per pound.
111 . ... ..I... - iw.ur arhnnl hllll.lln.
H Hers " " " ' : .
m completed ly November.
i I'.iffiill ffrnnln.l fm
peniHU""1 - - ---
10 000 Htructtiro; now under way.
Albmy ' promised cannery;
blK payroll for clijr and coun-
ti, Dulles Tum-a-I.u:n Lumber
tto rriH'i Dflivv iwi iiruviuru
.
Sorgnuiu nioo"1 un
! county.
PMdliton-Oregon, Washington
,j Idaho to havo greatest grain
L on record. ...
!(MHlSlori IllNKl minim, U)iiilHKU
.. - ton Ami I tt'..ut
ir. Wl'l I"' v,vvv g ii u.i-
n JKivi'loMiiiMlt Co.
0r.i:it 1'.ihm Stretch of const
,d, two hiiiI four-tenths uill la
;i'h to bo Improved at coat of
2.500.
itorla Contract for oloctrlc wlr-
L in J extension of mala ware-
(ma let to J. A. McEachorn Co.,
Aitorln l or:ir:ici ior improro
L( of five street. Involving ex-
Mlluroof JlZli.osiMo awarded by
Ir council.
Mood Htver-contract 10 no lot
. .4 ... H - . -I. '
I'D Or paviiiit ui i"v no mtutuii
tolul'll'il nmiiwaj umwa noro
id Cmculi Ixickn.
urfipm i i ' i uii w
;r I'ompuny to expend 1160,000
Lmtdlitely upon construction of
Mlnul pulp mill at llila point.
SUrihfleld - New buildings to be
Lcted during romlrg sumi.ior lu
lu JtO.ooo armory, modern club
I mi for II. I". (. K., a fireproof
nil and neverc.! reinforced con-
li ind brick bulldlnc.
Vjf the hlml .........
in ; .7:.v"""" r " 'f shlrta
mow com. i j ...T.:..f"r r1 6. but
.. W.J nil htl.llf I
Not llllu.v - .iai
hidur . i,t wou cn
...n. .. . 7...r"..v""'" ,,,oro "r-n that
ii. .7 'i niUHt bo taxoil
Ri:.....V r?.w mt. hy term
......... OI U,0 ;lW
limuitilntl...
iiancoiii Mlerio of
new mr.n. br,. . r'I" "':
elan' "ii.. 1.7 'iimncuii
Sir from f 'aX"B' 1 Hll0,"'l
aay, rrom 25 to 33 pr cont. 1 ghouM
oparr.to tl.e b.,ort. from . t
running oi t,, .ov
r:: v . "ul ' wu, foro me
Theao alioubl be met by laxutloi
Ullroud. foKrullll MJ ,(
......, puuue lilKliwaya, ll,0 urK()
army nectary for the cineritmicy
and almllur expenaea I hIi0U,I rar.l
U.... I ... "Ullio ny uonn
lUOa 1 Will BMMUIIIO thn nnrmul ...
iw . ","nl" ' Rovcrniuont
7 ."' "':'' war to be bo-
nZi",w,n,1.,0.UO,000-OUO 8"'1 l-60--?000."-
'I"Pr,'Bt on 1110 Pu'-llc d"bt
.Vi i . . . "UUI" "r,"K e tola
, ....w.vvu.vuv niiuuuiiy.
DNCRESS TO REDUCE
TAXES ON LUXURIES
hmMlmnn to Prevent Nwennltlee of
JUfc llrlnn tliwwNl mi Otlierwlne
ffuhlnxton- -One of the flrnt
fuurNof rvri'iiun reform to be put
ird by tlm Itopubllcan Congreaii
1 Ix t redurtloii of .the luxury tat
(ililmn of tho rnveuue law enact-
it the hut Hclon of the Demo-
Itlc CoDKrrail.
It U contvmM by loelalatora that
:y of tbcMo provlalona Impoao an
cectuary bunlcn upon the pur-
rottho onllnary noceaaltlua of
t md unduly iuld to the coat of
D(. fur liiHtanco, It la pointed
It that It In now difficult to buy a
kjd r.nj Hulintaiil l:l pair of ahoei.
ther fur nn'ii cr women, for leaa
n 10. Yi t the law doclarea that
y pair of uliooa which coata more
Mthit la a luxury and la ao tnxerl.
M derby hat of Rood quality of the
mtt man, v.lilch formerly coat
sowcoHta S. Hut tho revenue
f define it :. luxury If moro than
upsld. Tho a.-mo la true on all
Wti coatliiK mure than $3. Dim
NOTlrti TO fOXTK.TltH
Ht. Helena, Oregon, May 17, 19
Healed bronoaala mt,i rnuH.t.l . . I.
loun or toiumlila County
Oregon, at Ht. llolena. Orron, and
.urwMj i ropoaiu ror Doing tlt.
rollowlnc Work In cl
, , v vu i.-
tT. to-wit:
It. A. I.lllll'h II fill, I In Il...l I.,..
trli t No 7.
Clitakanle Height .toad Road
DlBtrlct No. 7.
Kock Creek Itoad In Itoud Diatrlci
No. 9,
will be recolvod by a.iid County Court
until 2 o'clock I. M.. Juno 7. im,
and not thereafter, and at that time
will bo publicly opened and read.
All propoaala mum be mado upon
Hank forma, to bo obatlned from
the Hoadmaater, at hi office In Kt
Helena, Oregon. Mum give prices
proposed, both In writing and In
figure, and mum be algned by the
bidder, with hi rddreaa.
Plan and specification of I.llllcli
road and Clntakanle llKlght road
are on fllo at tho realdence of A. K.
Harvey at Clntakanle, Oregon, and
of Itock Creek road at tho realdence
of Judon Weed, Vernonln, Oregon,
and aro on fllo and may bo examined
In tho offico of the County Clerk.
Kach bidder a hull deposit, with ills
bid, a certified check for an amount
of at loaat five (6) per cent of bis
bid, pnyablo to the County Clerk,
which ahull bo forfeited to tho Coun
ty, In case the award 1 made to him,
and he shall neglect, fail or refuse,
for a period of five day after such
award I made, to enter Into a con
tract and fllo tho required bond.
Tho right la reserved to reject any
nnd all bid.
MARTIN WH1TK.
County Judgo
A. K. HARVEY,
Commissioner
JL'USON WKKI),
ConimlHsionoi
J. V. Ill' NT.
County Clerk
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919
KCMMOX8
?m Ji ,OK. ,lEON FOR COL
t Mill A COUNTY.
Maude Piatt, Plaintiff.
V.
William Plutt, Defendant.
To William Piatt, the above nameo
defendant:
In the name nf th. a.... r
Kn, You are hereby required to an
pear or make answer m n,
NOTICE TO C KI.DITOIEH
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE
STATE OP OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Henry Wager, Deceased.
Notlcela hereby given that the uu
denlgned ba been appointed ad
ministratrix of the eatate of John
Henry Wager, deceased, by tho
County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Columbia, and ha
v.. iiiiib answer to the com- i.uif uagnnit, toa naa
plaint filed against you In the above! qua"f,ed- A" Perna having claim
entitled .nil nn i.... ... . against uM Mint. i,.,k. .....
he 7th day of July, 119, aaid date'. to Preent the aame, duly verl
beliir ninrn limn at . . . I fled, a reoulrerf hr l.iw tn ih.
after Hia .intA t i,a . .... .. dersfffned. .t hot r...t.inn. n Vo.u
after the date of the first Dubllrntinn
of this summon, nnd ir v.... rn
o appear and answer, for want there-
inn piaintirr will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for In
her complaint, to-wit: For a decren
of divorce forever dissolving the
bond of matrimony now and hereto
fore existing between the plaintiff,
Maude Plutt. and defendant, William
I lutt. and for .up), mil. .i .......
,, . " wv...;i n.tu i u 1 1 II-
or relief as to the Court may aeen.
ow'iuuoie in me premises.
This summon 1 aerved upon you
by publication in pursuance to an
order of the Honorable Jame a
Kokln, Judge of tho abovo entitled
Court, duly made and entered on the
16th (lev of Mnv. 101Q a. .
direct that aummona be published
mo di. neien Mlat. a nowsuauer
printed. imMlulm.l ,n,i .
eral clrcu atlon in c.ilnmi.in .....
Oregon, once onch week for six auc-
.'Bnivu ami consecutlvo weeks.
Tho dute of thn firui ..,.i.k.i...
...... piiuiiauiiu
thereof being May 23, 1919, and the
derslgned, at her residence at Yank
ton, Oregon, within aix month from
the date hereof.
Date and first publication, the 9th
day of May, 1919.
HESTER WAGER,
, Administratrix. I
Yankton, Oregon. 21-25-61 '
CALL AT OUR STORE
Call and inspect our stock. New
Goods arriving every day too
numerous to mention. Prices the
lowest WE WILL SAVE YOU
MONEY.
M. RICEN
Successor to M. Rosenthal St Helens, Oregon
ST. HELENS HOTEL
E. A. ROT G Ell, prop.
SIMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
Mllfrod Lewlaon and Mattle Lewlson.
Plaintiffs
v.
August Tlmonen and Lina Tlmonen,
Defendant.
To August Tlmonen and Llna Tlmon
en. Defendants.
In the Name of the State of Ore
Ron, You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint of
plaintiff filed against you In the
above entitled nit within .i. ....i,.
i . - ....... u i a nccna
I from the tth day of May. 1919, the
FAMOUS COLONIAL
Line of
RANGES
Made in Portland
From $50.00 up
Those ranges are thorough
ly guaranteed, and have
made good, as many satis
fied user prove.
Have one with 16x18 Inch
oven, polished top, nlckle
base, for
$52.50
A Ilemity. Come and See It
E. A. Ross
THE HOUSEFURNISHER
MASONIC BLDG. ST. HELENS
1 .mi. 7, ' j
"Surest Tiling You Know,5'
says the Good Judge
It'sa cinch to get a real
quality chew and save
Part of your tobacco
money at the same
time.
m
A. cinvall chew of this good tobacco
i Swes real lasting satisfaction.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
HT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
date of the luat publlcat on thereof 1 hI" tr.."h..da7 of. MaJf- 191- the I V
being July 4 1919 moreo d,te of the first publication of this' fc
riiAii.LMP ln'mon..orbythe218td.yof June.i T
CHARLES E. LOCKwnnn
Allnrnnv tnr Maintiit
Poalofflce addreas, Room 220, Ore-
r"u noiei uiiig., rortiand, Ore
gon.
St MMONN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
MA1K OF OHEGON FOR COL
UMIIIA COUNTY.
Mrs. H. J. Anderson nod J.-hn w i.
Cully. Plaintiffs,
vs.
R. W. Nicholas. I)(f-miluni
To R. W. Nicholas, the above nnmari
defendr.nl:
In tho Name of tlm urn, ni r.
gon: You are hereby required to ap-
i"iir mm answer tne complaint filed
HKulnHt you in thn h,.v onl if A
court and cause o-i or bofore the 21st
day of June. 1919. said day being
tfter the expiration of six woekk
rrom the date of the firm nni,iirnn
of this summons; nnd if you fall to
appear, for want thereof, tho plaln-
1111 win appiy to tne Court for the
relief demanded In their complaint,
to-wit:
1. That theV hava tmlrrmnnl
agalnBt you in tho sum of $700, In
Gold Coin of the United SlateB, with
interest thereon In like gold coin
from (ho 26th day of May, 1917, at
the rate of 8 per ctmt per annum, less
tho sum of $32,66; for the further
sum of $350.32 with Interest there
in nt tho rate of 10 per cent per an
num from tho 6th day of Septernbei.
1918; for the further Bum of $160
attorney's fees; and for their costs
and disbursements of this suit.
2. That the mortenen described In
plaintiffs' complaint be foreclosed,
and the real property described In
sum mortgr.go and the who 0 there
of, to-wit:
'Lots One (11. Three m Cnm
(4). Nineteen (19). Twenty (201.
Twenty-ono (21), nnd Twenty-two
(22), lllock One Hundred Forty-five
(14KI- Lota nun 111 Tun f.
Three (3). Four (4), Nineteen (19)',
twenty tzu, Twenty-one (21),
Twenty-two (22). in lllock One
Hundred Thirty-eight (138; Lots
Seven (7). Eight (8), Nino (9), Ten
(10), Thirteen (13), Fourteen (14),
Fifteen (15). Sixteen (16), Seven
teen 117). Flchleen (181 Nitiafom.
(19), Twenty (20), and Twenty-ono
(2D, in iiiock une liunurea and six
(106); Lots Seven (7), Eight (8),
Fourteen (14), Fifteen (15), and
Sixteen (16), in lllock One Hundred
rnd Thirteen (113), nccording to the
duly recorded map nnd plat thereof
on file In tho offico of the County
Clerk for said County and Stale."
be sold ny tho sneritr or Columbia
County, Oregon, In the manner pro
vided by law for tho sale of teal
property upon execution, and that
from I he proceeds of said sale there
bo paid:
First : Tho coals and expenses of
.nl.l nnle
Second: The costs and expenses of
I this suit.
I Third: The principal sum of $700,
wlth Interest thereon nt the rate oi
i 8 per cent per annum from May 2b,
i 1917, lens the sum of $32.65; the
' further sum of $350.32. with Interest
thoreon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum from September 5, 1918.
nnd tho further nutu of $160 attor
neys tees.
Fourth: That the overplus, If any
there be, bo paid to the defendant ak
his rights in tho promises may ap
pear.
Fifth: runt the piaimurs oe per
mitted to bid In said real propertj
It flAtl thn a:iln thereof, nnd that If the
proceeds of said sale be Insufficient
. ... ... . I.. . ...- .I....
10 SailSI piulIlllUH juill.iurui. mm
they be given a deficiency judgment
ior II1U niuuuill Ul sum uuuviuuij
tin v
This summons Is published
order of tho Hon. Martin V
... i .I.a I'niinl fntirl ftf
judge in mi' viii.i.. ....
State of Oregon for Columbia Conn
ly which oruei wri nuui" mm en
tered on the 6th day of May, 1919,
nnd the tinio prescribed for tho pub
lication thereof is six weolis begin
nlng with tho Ihsiio of the 9th day
of Mnv, 1919, and ending with the
issue of tho 20th dr.y of June. 1919.
GLEN R. METSKER,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Pluco of residence and Postofflce
address, St. Helens, Oregon.
119. and if you fall an to .n..
and answer, for want thereof the!
plaintiffs will apply to the court for!
the relief prayed for in their com
plaint herein, to-wit: For a Judgment
against for the sum of Eight hundred
Dollars, with Interest thereon at the!
rate of 6 per cent por annum from!
the 19th day of November, 1917, un-
iu pam; ior tne sum or Seven and
69-100 Dollar taxes paid, with In
terest thereon at the rate of 6 pet
cent per annum from the 2nd day ot
April. 1919. for thn anm nf n
hundred Dollars, attorney's fee, to-
guiiier wuu piaintui a costs and dis
bursements; that the mortgage exe
cuted by you on the 19th day oi
November, 1917, upon the SH of
the N. W. of Section 2, Township
7 North, Range 4 West of the Wil
lamette Meridian In l'nlnn.1,1. r-..
ty, Oregon, be foreclMsed, and that
said real property be sold In the man
ner provided by law, to satisfy said
sum of money; and that you and alt
person claiming undor you, subse
quent to nlalntiffs nior'r.ira im fore
closed and barred of all right, claim
or equity of redemption In the said '
premises, and every part thereof, and
for auch other and further relief as!
to the court may seem meet nn.t ;
equitable.
This aummona la anrveH .mnn
by publication, by order of the Hon.
Martin White. Cminiv Ttwitra xt
County of Columbia, State cf Ore
gon, mane ana entered on the 2nd
day of May, 1919, directing such
Publication in tho St Helen. Ml..
once ep.ch week for six consecutive
weeks.
Date of first publication. May 9th,
1919.
Date of last publication, June 20th,
1919.
W. A. HARRIS,
Attorney for Plaintiff..
Resident Attorney of the State of
uregon, t'ostotnee address, St.
Helens, Oregon.
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NOTICE
My wife, Zora L. McCallum, having
left my bed and board, I will not be
responsible for any debts Incurred by
said Zora L. MoCnlluui, efter this
d"naled at St. Helens. Oregon, this
the 16th day of May. 1919.
--"tl-6t N. J McCALLUM". ,
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