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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, TTIPRSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1021 tyunh Surer felanr WOULD MIX LOVE AND LOGIC STATESMAN KNEW, ALL RIGHT HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN AHTHUR I) MOfi. Publisher. JOE D. THOMISON. Kdilor Stihseriptlon, S2.00 Per Year. ADVERTISING RA 1 I S, Display advertising, per inch, 25 rerun llrsi time ami J(l cent lor same adv. again. Local rending notices, 10 cents per line first Insertion, S cents per line same reader again. Classified AdB.-'Jfi renin fur cine Insei I Ion, 6 lines or leas; 10 cenls for each addilional inser. lion of same ad. When subscribers desire achangeln address thlK olflre should be notified prompt ly, and a week before if possible. Always give old ad dress as well as the new. Also, Hood Klver snbscrlhers i hould notify this other al once When changing I heir address from one rural roule to another, or from rlty delivery to country delivery, or vice versa. If you do not get your paper prompt ly, notify us by mall or telephone and the matter wl 11 he Invest Igated REBECCA ANN THOMISON Rebecca Ann Lucas was born at Louisville, Ky., November 6, 1889. As a small child she lived on a Louisiana plantation. The family later removed to Waverly, Tenn., where her girlhood days were chiefly spent. She was a graduate of Ward Seminary, Nash ville, Tenn., and of Fairmont Collegf, Washington, D. C. On December 17, 1913, she and Joe D. ThtfBiMn were married at Louis ville, Ky., and since that date Hood River had been her home. Mrs. Thom ison died just before noon on Friday, September 30, from an internal hem orrhage during childbirth. The sudden and fatal complications resulted in the death of the child, a boy. Her husband and five children, Re becca Ann, Siddie, Joe I)., Jr., Lucas and Wilda, survive. She leaves two brothers, A. W. Lucas, of Waverly, Tenn., and John G. Lucas, of Tiimpico, Mex., and a sister, Mrs. H. 1). Nichol, Jr., of Raducah, Ky. Death, even when it comes to those who are passing down in the even intf time of life, who have sown and reaped and have tasted all the joys and sor rows alloted In the longest thread the , Fates allow, leaves its impress of sor row in the hearts of dear ones. Hut such passing, and the ending of all that is mortal of man, is understand able. When the young, with all the promise of a long span of days ahead, are stricken and cut down, the heart II stunned, the lips are mute. We stum ble blindly amid the black shadows of despair. Those are moments when we nriiv for a miracle as of old and are driven to the very verge of madjre buke of Almighty Uod when they avail not; when we plead piteously, thinking up offers that are like tenders of bribes in an effort to make the will of (iod our own mortal one. Though the grief may not be lessened, no ray of light dispels the tormenting darkness and M surcease of weighing down despair comes until from somewhere, like fome firm, clear call, we are retold of man's immortality. Mrs. Thomison's death came with tragic suddenness. She kissed her children goodbye Friday morning, hacking forward to the happy return home in a few days. She had dreamed of another man child. So carefully had she arranged the details of her household that her instructions about the children are now being car ried out. "Mama said I must drink niv milk while she was at the hos pital." a little tot will sav. as she seeks to obey. "She was an old-fas hioned mother,' is a tribute that Rebecca Ann Thomi son would prefer to any other. And it il a tribute .oat is sincerely true Her little family was her life. She derived her pleasure from dreams of their future and of plans for guiding their footsteps toward the goal of (iod fcarine woman- and manhood. Hers was the courage arid faith and willing ness to sacrifice that typified the pio neer mother. She was devout, but Writer's Advice to Woman Desirous of Retaining Husband's Devo tion After the Honeymoon. Didn't Need Lawyer to Tell Him That the Motto of the State Wai In Latin. Years nco a poet wrote of love ns being "woman's whole existence." He must have known a lot about the feminine sex. Love and logic are at opposite polos of woman's world; and it is a fact that many a woman haai lost a man's love through not allow ing a little common sense In courtship and marriage, the mixing Of love and logic, as It were. A girl may be adorable, but If she Is forever making her lover appear "silly" in the eyes of the public, she is In danger of losing that man's love. Simply because a woman finds love aud one inun her whole existence, tbut Is no reason why a tnau Is going to find that true in regard to the woman he loves. There Is a difference In the sexes In that respect, Uod made It so, uud no woman need try to alter It. Lovers, married or oilier wise, grow native under restraint, and It is a wise woman who never puts up the "check rein." One very Clever woman whose life runs smoothly and happily alter years of married life Insisted lit the be ginning that one night In the week her husband would uot bo expected to come home until he chose to come. She didn't ask him to drop all the friends he had before be married her. What was the result? He took the nlaht off rnmilarlv. for a month, and pretended that he liked It. Then he stinted coming home on these "oft nights." There were never any mes sages of "being detained at the olllce." His friends couldn't get him to stay In town, but they would go home with him, being sure of a smile and a warm welcome from his wife. Phila delphia North Ame rican. A Chicago lawyer, a man of great ability and wldo learning, visited, during a trip to the Southwest, the capital of one state, where he was given a dinner at the expense of the fate. The feast was an abundant one, and all the great men from miles around Ware Invited to It, to honor the great lawyer. He had the governor on one side of blra at the table and the lieu tenant governor on the other side. As the party sat down the menu cards Lad already been laid beside their plates. These cards were very fine. They cost $25 e..ch, and they bore at their heads the state coat of arms, upon which was engraved a motto In Latin. As the lawyer sat down he took up this card and, looking at the motto, said to the man at his left, "Very good, Indeed, and very appropriate." "What's good?" asked the lieu tenant governor. "I refer to these words," said the lawyer, as he pointed to the motto. "Yes," replied the lieutenant gov ernor, with a knowing look, "them words Is Latin." WATCHED EFFECTS OF STORM TOWN BUILT ON GREAT ROCK Ancoma, in Mexico, Surely Han Site Such as No Other Place on Earth Can Boast. hers was a religion tempered wit! tolerance. y She was possessed of at optimism that was reflected by thosi with whom she came in contact. Hers was a little home much lived in. lie cause of her love for her children, per haps, Eugene Field and James Whit- comb Kiley were favorite poets. She loved to read aloud : "On the floor and down the hall, Rudely smutched upon the wall, There are proofs of every kind Of the havoc they have wrought, And upon my heart you'd find Just suei. trademark-', if ym sought; Oil, how glad I am 'tis so, 1'ittjpat and Tippytoe." Her children are the treasures that rhe leaves and that will make her N membered. "Then what could death do, if thou shouldst depart, leaving thee living in j-oaterity?" To those who loved her must mme the urge that their lives must in a large measure be dedicated to the sa cred task of rearing those little boyi and girls to useful maiihiaai and wom anhood in the way that si.- would have them. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Mary's Catholic church, Rev. Father Thomas officiating at the requiem mass. LOOP ROAD BONUS SELL .OR $102.!r To live on top of a mushroom would be a peculiar sensation. If (lie mushroom were of gigantic pro portions and were planted so as to overhang the sea, the experience would he very similar to that of living In the town of Ancoma, which Is three miles soulh of the Mesa Lscnntadn In Mexico, says the Christian Sci ence Monitor. The strange mush room like rock 0H which the town stands Is a splendid specimen of fantastic erosion, having overhanging sides nearly 400 feet high. The top of the rock Is comparatively level, and Is about 70 acres In extent. It Is notched with dl..y chasms. The greater portion of It overhangs the Mg Hke tin Immense mushroom, and the oddest thing Is that It should have a town ut the top, Now, this town pertains to a past civilization. It Is one of the most perfect specimens of the pre-hls- torie Poeblan architecture, with in conceivable labor this town In the air was built and l'orlitled for the safety of its lanaMtanta B wuS readied by B mere tvnU of roe holes up the stem of the mushroom. The age of the town Is not known, but It was already old In 15-10, when the lire I explore In isiled It. How Great Naturalist Took Observa tions During Severe Weather in the Shasta Country. Day after day the storm continued, piling snow on snow In weariless abundance. There were short periods of quiet, when the sun would seem to look eagerly down through the rents In the clouds, as If to know how the work was udvanclng. During these calm Intervals 1 replenished my fire sometimes without leaving the nest, for fire and WOOdpUe were so near this could easily be done or busied myself with my notebook, watching the gestures of the trees In taking the snow, examining separate crystals under a lens, and learning the methods of their deposition as an enduring fountain for the streams. Several times when the storm ceased for a few minutes, a Douglass squirrel came frisking from the foot of a clump of dwarf pines, moving In sudden inter rupted spurts over the glossy snow; then Wlt&OUt any apparent guidance he would dig rapidly into the drift where he burled some grains of bar ley that the horses had left. The Douglass does not strictly belong to these npptr WQOdS, and I was stir prised to find him out In such weather, John Mulr. a 0 X h J a z 0 a All Kinds of ' Specialty Work Neatly and Promptly Done. See the Special Values in Ladies Misses' and Children's Knitted Wraps Just Opened. We are offering some excep tionally big values in Men's Dress Shirts Come and see for yourself. Sassy Jane House Dresses and Aprons They are in a class by themselves. Original in design, of the highest quality workmanship and material. We would like to have you come in and look at these dresses. You will agree that they are the niftiest garments out. A large assortment on hand at present. 2nd Floor. We are headquarters for Apple Pickers' Supplies. If you are in need of any thing in this line we can save you money if you do your buying here. See the Special Values Ready-to-Wear Department. in Ladies' Shirt Waists we are offering in our It will pay you to investigate. We have received Brad Knit line. a line of Sample Sweaters for Ladies in the famous THE SAFEST PLACE TO TRADE IS AT See Our Window Display Ufie PARIS FAIR The Store of Biggest Values JO H PI X C5 E H C 2 0 Pi 3 Pj pa 0 r D M m to 9 pi 2 NEMO, GOSSARD AND AMERICAN LADY CORSETS SHOWED SMALLNESS OF MIND MARSHALL WINS SHOOT TROPHY Hesitate to Attack Mankind. Dr. Hi xii of the Italian Bomaliland lire tn account of lion and leopard bites in the Qlornals dl Medlctna Mill-tun-. Many destns occur annually almost entire!; among the Indigenous In which either one of the felldae or the crocodile Is accused. There Is n notable difference between the wounds inflicted by the felldae and the reptile in question, for the former, which at tack living victims only, Inflict clean wounds. The crocodile, OB tlx " irar.v, secretes its carcasasi until they become decomposed, in Benadlr- the Italian Bomaliland the lion dees not attack mankind by preferring cattle and goats; rartheless the beast is greatly by the Datives, who use reason In dealing with the leopard and croco dile, hut are throw n Into panic by the hither cut. choice, hut ne feared Memory and Instinct. in the higher animals, wa can see evidences of the possession of some faculty similar to human memory, irhlctl is msde use of particularly by Mima! trainers. It Is obvious that InstlBCl sJoM would not enable thess animals to perform such feats, while we earned Investigate the animal mind as we do the human mind, we can Juiljto of Its processes by the outward sinus and these point to the posses sion of what we may call animal mem ory. Some students of the subject deny that animals have Imagination aud assert their memory Is only as SOCtattVO something the animal sees, smells or hears, totalling u croup of facts connected with it, and it being sponsible for It to recull this croup Without some concrete unrest Ion. Eel-Like Water Dog. The hellbender is s large, wriy look ing but harmless salnmander, found in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and southward. The hellbender Is known ns an alligator and water dog. Two species Inhabit the central parts of the l ulled States, of which the more common and widespread Is the Nec- turas nmeulutus. It reaches the length of one foot to twenty Inches, is smooth, slimy and brown blotched, With the tufted Kills dark red. These. Creatures remain mostly among weeds or rocks at the bottom of the water during the daytime, but at night thojf move about, often with quick ell-like motions, In search of crawfish, worms, Insects, frogs and it readily takes the bait olT the fisherman's hook. It is tenacious of I If 8 and enn live for hours OUt of Water. They Spawn during the months of April and May. The spawn much resembles that of frogs, but Is lighter In color. Land Words at Sea. Cat Is not an animal; It Is n tackle used to hoist the anchor. Chains are not chains, but plates of Iron bolted through a ship's side, to which the rigging supporting the masts Is fas tened. Dog watches are DM periods of time Consumed In watching dogs, but they are half watches of two hours each from i to li and (I to 8 p. in. Mranght Is not n drink of water, bo I the depth of water In which a vessel is required to lloat. Inick Is not a thing that swims and Quacks, but a light canvas used for small sails. Eye Is not an organ of sight ; It Is r circular part of a shroud or stay Hint Is looped over a mast. Nation's Ruslnesa rale, of t is very rtmntv. lllyth. Wilier & Co., who recently purchased the $15n,iioo issue of trunk highway bond,, knave ataesd on sals the isrue for $12. per $ltsi. The is sue will yield at this n,te. I H inter est. The securities, it is Mated, are met'ii The house Kiver 1920 assessed valuation of the county was 9,9S6,875. 50 and the setimated I real value of the BSUSaarty S19.91.V The total bonded indebtedness of the county, inclining the issue just sold, I is $207,000, The bonds are it, denorn- nations of $500 and are due November 1, 1941. Careful attention paid to r.-j siting ao-l tssnobiles Howell Uros., Tel. Ml. 4t( Helpl Hslp! "Good udvei Using," says a man well up In that line, "QOOOOPJ any lonn or business. The right sort ot adveitis Hsg glvtS yu n friendly feeling toward h It rin. It makes you neticvc nun n will bath pleasant and profitable to deal with the advertiser. A certain grocat once Inst ring in the nswstmpsti a ;ii',;.m unlit that hud this merit. It ran : " 'Twins are come to me for the thlid time, ibis time a boy and a girl. I I . seech my friends to support Disarmament to he Discussed hard Mor.tague, one of the most ;ssful lawyers of the Northwest, een engaged to lecture on Pig ment and World Peace before the y Evening Club October ft Mr. ague has written some thoughtful Not Seen. a tight-fisted old gentleman, whe recently recovered from severe at tack of fever, called up Ids physician on the phone and made complaint with reference to the total Of the bill ren dered by him on this occasion. "See here!" shouted the old gentle- Whistler's Petulance Under Criticism Was Cause of Sorrow to His Numerous Admirers. There is no doubt that Whistler was a master of bitter words. His phrases have a casual ease of snapping and stinging that often scarifies and some times amazes. From his Putitan train ing, and his extensive knowledge of the Bible "that splendid mine of invec tive," as he Characteristically called It as well as from his own reckless temper, he drew a profusion of abuse, which withered, whether justifiable or not. And occasionally he was capable of great Imaginative touches thut re call his pictures. Hut In general his writing Is vexa tious and, to say the least, undigni fied; the angry rattle of a gifted small hoy, who ought to know better. The wnde correepsa wenca is perhaps the worst; but everywhere we get a tone of cheap abuse and railing. There Is a careless vigor of sharp wflt, but hard ly the vituperative splendor of Vol taire or Swift. And It is such s small, such a shal low, such a supersensitive way of tak ing criticism; no urbanity, no serenity, no large, sweet, humorous acceptance of the Inevitable chattering of the world. I do not see how any admirer Of Whistlers genius can rend "The Gentle Art of Making Enemies" with out sighing over tho pity of it. Gama liel Bradford, in Atlunttc Monthly. ANCIENT GUILD OF ARCHERS Institution Centuries Old Lodged One of the Most Interesting Buildings In Bruges. In I W. L Marshall, by winning the Sun day shoot, breaking 2A clay pigeons out of 2f, became the possessor of the silver loving cup presented by business men in the tournament just closed. Pressing him closely for honors. It. V. Foreman, who prior to the Sunday match was leading the contestants hy one bird, broke 20 out of 25 shots, fin ishing with second honors. The percentages of participants who finished the tournament follows: W. L Marshall, 85.2; H. V. Fore man, 84: 8. J. Frank, 81.2; W. L Po land. 81.2; J. Q. Vogt, 81.2; H. S. Dumholton, 80; A. L Davenport, 79; E. II. Pooley, 7fi; C. Alexander, 75. and Earl Franz, 71. In the 50-bird event Sunday the fol lowing scores were made: Frank, 48; Foreman, 48; Marshall, 48; Franz, 44; Davenport, 44; Fooley, 41, and Lough ery, 40. Netting Wdd Animals. Netting animals is One of the eas iest and best methods of collecting them, says Charles Mayer, in Asia Magaslne, The size of the meshes will depend entirely upon what one hopes to capture. The net Is placed at a spot where animals are sure to pass; It Is suspended across the trail and held In place by light bamboo poles. Leaves and grass are scattered over It until It can not be distin guished from the ground. When an animal steps Into It, the net falls, and he begins to struggle, Instead of quietly working his way out. Within a minute he has himself so tangled In the meshes that It Is sometimes nec essary to cut the net to get him out. When You Spray With Bordeaux You will need a pair of our SPRAY GLOVES You can also save time and trouble by using our Freshly Prepared Bordeaux Paste HOOD RIVER SPRAY COMPANY Phone 2421 For Hale Snow apple press nn1 picking buokats. Milk (oats at bargain prices or win trade lor anything can use. must reduce herd. Togganbarg back few service, v. U.Hticrmsn, Cascade Locks, Ors. KSMI For Sale Condition. Impilre Paradise Street. Span of large work horsealn liiciiilre W. A. Istnlnug goo'l Ranch, o( For Sale dialed nay. any amount, ran deli ver to Steamer Teal, The lialles. Write K. B. Ingeli, Initur, ore oil For Sals ChlOkSB manure. Tel. 1771. s'J.'tf man. "you have me eh; weeks' calls. I will amoks only." "Hut, By deor sir," e doctor. "1 visited you rive weeks." "I'erbaiis you did. I retorted the tight one. " seek 1 was delirious, and you come In." d fo h any tive four the for don't know." hut for one 1 didn't see U. L. Ilasbr create community- ,lometri!t. The Eternal Feminine. "It Is Nail time you to..k an In terest in serious things," said the , htishand. Ton think of nothtng hut riot lies, fry to read a little history. I've brought you n story about William Tell and the Swiss, and how Gcssier :ut up the hat for them to Kalute, Hid " "How was It trimmed?" asked the eternal feminine. Dallas Man's Automobile Runts A big Haynea automobile, belonging to II. K. Thayer, of lallas, was burned last week on the Highway about 12 miles west of the pity. The fire was so sudden that the occupants barely had time to get out. The gasoline tank exploded very quickly and robes that were removed to the roadside in the transmission, causing fire. One of the most Interesting places In Bruges, both for Its antiquity and Its connection with the royoJ house of Stuart. Is the Guild of Archers of St. Sebastian. The date of the founda tion of the guild Is unknown, us ull the records vere destroyed In the grant lire of the belfry of Bruges In 12S0. However, there is every reason to believe It must have existed before MM, as It bud already emblazoned In Its arms the Cross of Jerusalem, or the Holy Land, which was awarded to all the medieval guilds thut took iart In thw Brst crusude. The guild now has In Its possession archives dating from 1S5. The present build ing was given hy Cornelius Da Plod In 1573, when a chapel with a remark ably tine ceiling was built, and Is still to be seen. Charles II, king of England, togeth er with his brother, the duke of Glou cester, horsillS members during their two years of exile. Charles II was the first to inaugurate the Gold Book of the Archers, and put his signature to his gift in which he promised 1,000 golden crowns. The duke of Glouces ter gave 200 golden crowns to the guild and also a silver arrow. Not Entirely to His Liking. A South Grand avenue business man was getting chummy with his six-. ear-old son the other day. "Wouldn't you like to grow up and be a motor car salesman like me?" the father asked. The boy thought It over n minute. "Please, papa, couldn't I Just grow up?" he answered. Kansas City Star. to Senses Keyed to Danger Macs It Is mure Important warned ef danger USM guided lights our s. uses are made sensitive to pain than pleasure. ICdwin K. Messun In the -Viw to bo to de niore writes lark Heard at a Reception. 'What was Ann talking 30 earnestly you about?" "(ih, art, culture and that sort of thing. I'm afraid I dropped off once or twice." "Had S sort of Ann-esthetlc effect, eh?"- Boston Transcript Hydroplane Alights in Columbia A hydroplane created excitement here Saturday afternoon as it descend ed from a high altitude alighting in the Columbia near the mouth of the White Salmon river. Many residents saw the machine, apparently in trouble. It was feared that an accident would result. It was reported that the descent was necessitated by a broken propeller. FOR SALE Kor Sal Touring car, ' insssngor, I Ojrllfl ders. Driven less tnaa MOO in Res. Uood con ditlon. Price when new 77S, Will sell for If.' Phone ST3S or 8134 oil For Bale Four room house aud three lots on improved street. I'hoic .1134, oil For Bale At a sacrifice ffi acres, located nines noni S.U v. nson, w asli,, county seal ot BKamania ounty on i oiun.liia Klver and .orih Hank highway, hi acres Quest river lanii, pan in nne garden truck and ixitaUMS i pianu parny cicareii and under culltvatlon fruit, large spring, water piped to house, sinai I name noiise. large ne' harn, out hulldingN .1 caccm-io hoik cows, .i line, jersey iielfers none, J wagons, i cart, :t large hogs, BO laying im-iis, ihiiii i ' m i ' i iaige, new lie i.aval cieain separator, etc. Will sell everything very o asonaine nr win n use n party can tiny stock nnucrop. Allures j nines rclersoll, llux lir sievcnsoll, " BSD. ol For Sale-sll acres lartiH1., miles from Clfy ot Hood Kivan, part hotUmi land with free water, halunce good pasture land not hooded lor water, lam cords fir alnl oak wood Htum- imge, county road thru land, talr bulidlnga. r r ; I et7.AU per acre. J. It. Phillips. Phone jn'24lf FOR RENT For Rent -Four Delta studio. kiHiin cottage. I r . 1 1 1 1 , . at 06 F'or H 16. Kent A house. F'or particulars call F'or sale Two 1-gfSMle Uot h in good oeodltti hi Fruit Co. Phone 164 i. Ideal fruit graders lniiiire il. .id tUver s'tf Kor sie Twoboi alleys and complete ss 01 nails an in nrsi class cond 1 1 ion, cheap lor own. cm aiieriioon or evening al shooting ganery iiaca oi nan store or a duress J, h ( royle, Ml. Hood Hotel hsu mi .-hii nox wood mi s.i a load. Also saw ausi lor sale. t. a. eenlBdMr, TL Seat ustr roi ii.me rnr piano anil si ine cash, a liincK n in giant conuilion. Address Park dale. P. O. Box 3ft. fclf For Sale Wagon Willi haskel rack, cliep Also a SOW, fresh soon Phone Jitil. sltf lor sale 1 doiil.li nan.1 sp,-ncer shotgun, nnesnooier. rrice Avalou K.,nn. s .1 Frank Phone ftlus nitf For Sate Wagon in i th. Phone BIS and apple rack. a. i. .sll For Sale A iHl.t Cadillac auto in good con- union, t.om lires. Would make a good truck for some one that has hauling ,, price and terms H F' .1 Sieverkropp, Hood Kiver, Oregon. K. K. II. I Phone 47. i'.lf For -ateFlr and p ne N in mid ( ft. waat. dell verts I an V where vitlnn f u-.. m.i ..r 11 .....4 1 r- - 1 - ... 1 1 ..... 1 River. F.. Iteaurcgard., tel. Udell ,. mmti Independent. We cannot detect by the smell one two-millionth of a milli Krani of oil of roses or musk, but we can detect one wo billionth of a milli gram of mereaptan, which is tho vilest smelling compound that man - so tar i , v.nted. If .vou do not know how much a milligram is, con sider a droji picked up by the point of a needle and Imagine that divided Into 2 billion parts. Also try to es timate the weight of the odorous particles that guide a dog to the fox or warn a deer of the presence of man. The unaided nostril (Ml rival the spvtiiM'oie in the detection and of tinuelghatde amounts of For Hale burner Detroit vapor stove, prae. th'Mllv new. Also ta'lr I n v.red bed dav enport. Phone evenings SIT gSS for Sale S sore trset, modern houe, near town lor sale cheap. ey terms. H. r. Allen. Phonc-ia. ,u Kors;. . - . . p. i.irurt and ami lambs, on ha.t or drewwsl. bv Hie quarter or more. M p Hcrs. Bloucher Ht . Phoue IS. ol3 ""r Xale Best tsaty Or wood, If. Inch and dry. Ten dollar a 001. ! delivered. Mai. orders 10 r. 1, Row-. Mt. H.sst. ore. ,. : For ale-Fiesh cows. Odell 29tt. alllf Kor Stale-First rlas aaS Bag, (ierden, 17M. Phone J, H alllf Kor Sale-Orchard rake Kor Sale Price He. -ISIS model Ford lu good shape K. K. Batten, phone e , Army tents and corn. single 1 4si mi For S le al summer ton I ruck. For -,,e M nd Semens. (uignard grader. K. J. Howard, Tel. SMI n fruu aiier. good year. e . Collins and Sons, altf For Kent 2 furnished rooms In one of Mo- best loeatloni lu Hood Kiver; modern con veniences, at reasonable price, can kji oak hi., or tel. L'n:t. d2tf For Rent K u r n I s h e d rooms, apartments have just been thoronsblv renovated. Mrs. J. Frederick, l'lft Sherman Ave. Phone H :ifili. alllf For Kent one Iaige room In private hmitly to gentleman. Hoard If desired. Heights. Telephone SM, o WANTED Wanted Street. Place as housekeeper. 109 State ot:i Wanted l'o rent house, lurniahed or unfur nished, clone In. Phone:wCt. oO Wanted-Home to board girl of eight. Pre fer clone to c '.- School, (live full particulars In answering. R. . Caldwell, R. F. D. -', Hood River. o Wanted - VI. item it v aaiSaa Mrs. Jihs Havls. HP Slate St. ol3 wanted Job or Irani Inr haualtava anniea with truck. A. K. Wllaey, aiftl n llnrnslde, Pot Hand, Ore. otl Wanted To rem a sand farm won .iniinn m buy. tieo. F;. Struck. Parkdale. Ore n 10 wanted To huv about lu lo '11 ucr.'s in, ist I v plauled in ou tlaid, small part In pasture or Uncleared, not too tar from loading station on good road and near Hsid Klver or odell II Ii M eil. ' lease give full ll.-sru I ol 1. 01 In iiuir nisi h tier. II you really wani lo sell, stale lowest J-Mr.'. Address ll.iv k' nurA ..f 1 1 ..... I Klver O lacier. ,g; Wanted Woman III k ilnrlnu .1. liar. Veal from i ii. Isi. to liec. 1st No w ashing, all m.i.ieru ltii erov emamla. i an i lis r ..in.-.. r a i loss p Miirden. .Vtosier. Ore. sMf W allied - To till V a few warehouse nlulf.irm trin ks. H K liavniis.rt Odell ly: u.tr Wanted and rugs r.. A. r rani i n, lo bay your used tui nliuie, atovea ( ash or new goods In exchange. sJUf MISCELLANEOUS l.nst lietween M:o .tn..i I... ... ... .i i , i I... Bank, grey rim uose slasses t n caae. lir kolie C "i inside of caae. Albert Sta ten, Butler 1 1 hi n d - Pair hose g lassos. Owner niar ha sine by idenillylug same and paying cost of sdv Fslrav e-i - one bin s-k n on Lay. HI or IiOi pounds, taken up at ii.r.n it, r i on apply S. C. Wal- rkdale4. oli i or ha, long apples- P.. ton iiennialic, lie boxea to the load, truck. K. U smith. Phone 1 121. t . steady woik on ranch 2. At C. king Kenton stf -One yello ns as cleaned and ranteed. 'H in. it o.ai.Kt., o4 ity X lbs. Mart - ! li v. -. k F SSSIf e. rock Msre Hi awl I v s:s 'er. Statement of Ow nership. F.tc. Of linod River Glacier nutataked wrekly at Hood kw. OfWBw. aa required by the Art of Auaruat J. 11. Wat kins Proilm ts. sold bv tien. I Wilde. 1312 i:;th street. Tel. UB.1I1 Immanurl Lalhcran Church I'. Hi Vendor., Pastor. 1 iv Ser - at 10:45 A.M. dsv si' at 9:45 . M. i tl irlilJ brun 'snd. anme '' "' ' JJ '"U JJ Paida on east ,), raaa si Keiiey mtlt. Write or inquire ol r. J. SHeverkrorp. H .-1 River. Or, pbowe ' asu I Slanaspir a""11- Manasrirur Editor, Data run" knMirsTkwlW Tt'or'mdtr mU ?r ' ' ' : - MSSaSSnneB Ikfjp - unties. N " ' A. D M. Owsw. - ' a- SSSBI SSB) oh day of October. UD. A. W osnusi Sir eassso ',lMrr ''n'af' 'tsSSSa.