8 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1910 Live Local Copies 1. D. Hall wai a visitor here Mon ti a. v. Attorney A. A. Jayue spent the latter part of last wevk lu l'ortland on u professional errand. State uator Xlck Slnnott Is here thl week In attendance at the ses sion of the Circuit Court. Mr. and Mr. . C. Brock returned from a week eud visit to Portland Monday. C. L. Roger who ha been luxur iating in Portland hotel for tome time wai here on business on Mon day. Chu. T. Karly who recently re turned from a business visit to Salt Iake City, left Thursday for Salem and Portland, returning Saturday. R. H. Wallace went to Portlaud Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs. Wallace who U making an extended stay there with her sister. The Sans Souci club met last week with Mr. Geo. Stranhan at her hand some new home and spent a very pleasant afternoon. Twenty mem ber were present and five new mem ber were admitted to this rapidly and popular organization. The next meeting will lie held with Mrs. Ilert Stranhan and the succeeding week with Mrs. S' W. Stark. Mis Ivy Ford left Monday for Portland fur a visit with relatives. W. 11. Kccles Hfter spending the holidays at Ogden returned to Hood River last week. Mr. aud Mrs. L. E. Ireland arrived here Sunday from Mlnneaprlls and are stopping at the Mt. Hood Hotel. August Plass agent tor the Star Brewery stopped off here Saturday for a short social visit with friend. Ralph Reed, who Is now in the em ploy of the Wind River Lumber Com pany at Cascade Lock came up from there Saturday for a short visit with friends. C. W. Parker, formerly In charge of the Western I'ulon code system west of the Missouri river has bought an Interest In the real estate busiuess of Mrs. Marlon McRae, who Is now in the east and will le associated with her In the business in the future. The name of the new firm will lie the Marlon MacRae Realty Company which will continue to have Its office with the Wuucoma Abstract and Investment Company. Mr. Parker Is not a stranger to Hood River hav ing leen here several times. He owns a large tract of land of unde veloped land lu the Green Point dis trict. Mr. Paker Is accompanied by Mrs. Parker. Mr. E. E. Coad returned Monday from a visit In the Willamette valley. Good dry body fire wood for sale, i $0 tier cord. Phone A. Whitehead, .14-X Letters In answer to ads addressed to "A" and "K" are at the New office. City Engineer P. M. Morse wV a Portland visitor over Suuday a the guest of hi father. The Ladle Guild of St. Mark's church will meet with Mr. Robt. Pratt thl week. Mr. Lora C. Little returned Satur day from The Dalle where she gave one of her lecture ou health culture. Among the many Improvement being contemplated In the upper Hood River Valley thl coming spring Is a high line ditch on the East Side. The Dalle city council passed an ordinance Monday night, calling for an appropriation of f 10,000 for the purpose of building a public dock aud Incline for the Portage railroad. The Thursday Musical Club held a very successful and enjoyable meet ing last week with Mr. C. D. Hln rlchs. During the afternoon dainty refreshment were served. The next meeting will be held with Miss Wal ton January 20th. The composers will be Homer Norrls and William Sherwood. Arrangements are being made for an open meeting to which men friends of the memler will te Invited and which it is expected will be held at the home of Mrs. Truman Butler Thursday January 27. One -Half Million Dollars' Worth OF ORCHARD LANDS In the Hood River District were sold by us during the year 1909. We wish to take this opportunity of expressing our appreciation for the liberal patronage and many courtesies extended to us during the past year by our friends and customers throughout the Valley. Notwithstanding the fact that our business has been highly satisfactory for the year just past, we are laying plans for an increase of 200 per cent during 1910 Watch this Space for further announcements DEVLIN & FIREBAUGH THE LEADING DEALERS SWEETLAND BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON H. R. B. 4. T. Building, HOOD RIVER, OREGON Attorney Klddell of Portland was here this week In attendance nt court. John Middle ton came up Monday night from Portland for a short busl uess visit. Mr. and Mrs. tleo. 1 t'rowell are at Long 1 teach, Calif., where they will spend the rest of the winter. tieneral Superintendent Huckley of theO. It. & X., was one of the wit nesses who was summoned toapH'ur U'fore the grand Jury here this week In the railroad wreck case. Marlou MaeKa telegraphs me from Chicago that her Eastern trip Is Just the greatest possible suceess. Every one eager to know about Hood HIver. Her lectures and Informal talks are producing keen inquiry, unbounded enthusiasm and sales, real old bona-flde-bank-cashler-smlle produelng-sales. To fill the demand for all classes of property that she Is creating and to take care of that, that always, more or less Insistently, keeps knocking nt our door, It will be necessary for us to very largely Increase our listings. If you are dis posed to sell send us a description of your orchard or fruit land, the price and the terms. C. W. Parker, Man aging director, MarlouMcKae Healty Company, Elliot Block, Tel. SSltlv. Hood River Student Plants Orchard Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallis. Jan. 10, 1910 Carl F. (Jalllgan of Hood Klver has already started In his career as a horticulturist by plan ning, planting and superintending the new orchard of Virgil E. Waters a local real estate deuler. The or chard consisted of twenty acres and Involved many (litllcultles. Mr. (ial ligan, who is only twentj-one years old, ha an extensive knowledge along horticultural lines and his future suc cess In this branch of ngrleulture Is Inevitable. He Is a conscientious student, well liked by his fellow class men, and ha already had a great deal of practical experience both at the college and nt his home in Hood IUver. Mr. Ualllgau Is a member of the Delta Theta Sigma, an honorary agricultural fraternity, and an active worker In the literary and debuting societies. List your property with Devlin & Firebaugh. Coarse ground aud rock salt at Whitehead's. Storage room for rent. Apply to (ieo. I). Cullertson & Co. A. A. Jayne ha money to lend at 6 per cent on good security. C. W. Edmunds, M. I)., eye, ear, nose and throat diseases exclusively. OHice hours 9:1.1 a. m. to 4 p. in. Phone 4:5, lies. 3.J12 L. Wanted One, two or three shares of stock In East Fork Irrigation Co. (Jive lowest price and amount offer ed. Address XYZ, care Hood IMver Xews." For a good hot lunch call In nt Ross & Richards Oyster rooms. Hhz elwood sweet cream served with our coffee, and also for sale In any quan tity." Upper valley I have 76 3 acres, smull house and barn, nearly all good; adjolnes 1.10 acre-tract Just cleared and set to trees. A buy. W. H. Marshall. Dee Xow have forty cords of wood ready for delivery. Orders should Is' given at once while roads are in good condition for hnuling. A. T. Fuller, phone 9X.1 Odell.' RAILWAY MAIL CLEKS WANTED The Government Pays Railway Mail Clerks $800 to $1,200 and other em ployes up to $2,500 annually. I'ncle Sam will hold spring exam inations throughout the country for Railway Mall Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenographers, Rook keepers, Departmental Clerk and other Gov ernment Positions. Tbousauds of appointments will be made. Any man or woman over Is, In City or Country can get Instruction and free Information by writing at once to the Rureau of Instruction, l.V8 Hamlin Rulldlng, Rochester, X. Y. Grubbing Outfits Wanted Prefer Faultless No. 2 but No. 1 will do if price is right. State condition and price. Address J. 0. Goldthwaite, R. D. R. No. 2. 'Phone Odell 8X2. Lane s- Confectionery, Cigars Fishiot Tackii Spauldinf's Sporting Goods All Klatfs of Soft Drinks Oak It. apposite Smith Block. Huod Kivcr, Or. Japanese pjovelties Kutane and Tokyo Dishes. Bamboo Furniture. M. NIGUMA 4 Oik Street, Corner 1st Phone 160 JOHN COWLEY SHOE SHOP Will sell at cost my entire stock of shoes till all is sold. Rubber Heels a specialty. Oppoaitc Poatofflc Hood Riw, Oreon JOHN Q. ZOLLS & SONS Contractors in Stone, Brick and Concrete Work Hood River, Oregon RANDALL & DUKES House Moving and Raising We lw hand! all kind! of Heavy Machinery tnd Smokotackt Phone 137-K Hood River, Oregon STRANAHAN & SLAVENS Contractors and Builders ESTIMATES ruamUHED Phona 2M Hood Rivirr. Oregon W. O. ALDREO Contractor for Grading, Exca vating and Teaming Ruth Phone You'd Like Running Water throughout your house and grounds, would you not? And not being in close proximity to the city water mains, you're wondering how to get it? Well that's easy, for a Leader Water Supply System will furnish at all times, an ample supply of hot or cold water for your house, your lawn and your stable if desired. The Leader System Is of unequaled effi ciency and economy In operation, and guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Ask your dealer to tell yon all about the Leader System or write to us for booklet, How I Solved the Water Supply Problem." ' A- M HOOD RIVER AGENCY Apple Land & Orchard Co. Office, No. 9 Oak Street. Phone 26 or 2002-X A Hot Water Bottle at Your Feet Cold art mora th rua than th mxciplion now -a-day: We have a hot water bottle made of extra thick close-grained rubber, which holds the heat for several hours. Just the thin for these told nights. Toast your feet with one and feel good. Prices $1.50 and Up. Plath's Drug Store Especially Prescriptions. The Store on the Corner. Canby Post Install Officers At the Joint Installation of ollleers of I'm n by Itellef Corps and faulty Post, !. A. It., the following ollleers wer Installed for the f orps by l'nst President Katharyn (Jill: President Clara lilytlie. Senior Vice President Nancy Wil son. Juuior Vice President f lara lloine wooil. Treasurer Lucy Harbison. Chaplain Martha Ilby. Conductor Abble linker. Guard Nettle May Secretary May Feruald. Press Correspondent Lydla Sum ner. Patriotic Instructor ARiies Cuu nlng. Musician Gertrude Iujralls. Assistant Conductor Carrie Bailey Assistant Guard Mary Savage. Color Hearers No. 1, Katharyu Gill; No. 2, Amanda Henry; No. 3, Allila Shoemaker; No. 4, Florence Castner. For the Poxt. Pant Commander Newton Clark olllclated us mustering olllcer. Geo. P. Crowell, commander elect, In In Calllornla. C. F. Waldo, Heiilor vice commander, heads the lint of otiieers Installed and will Ite lu command until the return of Com rade Crowell. The other otiieers In stalled were: G. M. Wells. juuior vice. T. I). Tweedy surgeon. T. J. f uniting chaplain. G. It. Cant iter olllcer of the day. Johu A. WIIhoii quartermaster. S. F. Blythe adjutant. Frank Noble olllcer of the guard. Annual Meeting of Riverside Church. The Congregational people met Friday noon at the pnrminnge to attend to the business of the annual meeting. Diuner wax served at noon. The report for the most part were encouraging and Indicate a steady healthful growth of the church and nerved to show that churches today are Inline nchig the life of the community In every depart ment of enterprise, civic and religi ous. The Sunday School has grown Mpcrceut, the average attendance was D4 a Sunday, Including five Sun days, when other public services re duced the attendance greatly. The Bible school is partly graded and the teaching equipment good. The Ladies' Aid report was a happy sur prise and gives a goodly sum In the treasury. The pnstor reported four teen baotlsmalH and 34 inemlters re ceived during the year nnd pastoral work Increasing. A. C. Buck, treas urer, reported salary of pastor paid in full and $21.00 in the treasury. A. W. Onthnnk was elected deacon to serve with the former deacon. The trustees are: K. K. Guff, C. 1). Thompson, F. II. Morlan. Truman Butler and P. M. Morse, Lee Klugs ley, re-elected clerk. The iueinbers of ltiverslde Congre gational church extends fraternal greetings to nil and thanks for the prompt and effective support given In the work of the Master, M. L. Ki.nosi.kv, Clerk. Our steclalty Is orchard lands. Dev. Ilu & Firebaugh. Don't let the rabbits eat your trees. Buy your tree protectors at White head's. Upper Valley I have some good buys now In the Upper Valley. W. II. Marshall. Hex Brnuil Stock aud Poultry Food. Best In the world. The kind that brings results. Whitehead's. Have buyers for some Improved and unimproved fruit farms. Call and list your place with (ieo. I). Cul bertsou & Co. Now have forty cords of wood ready for delivery. Orders should lie given at once while roads are in good condition for hauling. A. T. Fuller, phone 0X5 Odell. Write your fire Insurance with the old reliable tirm. Geo. I). Culbertson & Co., who write for the liest old line companies. The Home, Itoyal, Liverpool, London & Glotie, North America anil Continental. National Life Insurance Co. of U. S. A. Established 1868 Over One Million Dollars of Insurance in Force in Hood River County. For rates or information apply to J. M. Schmeltzer Local Representative, or A. B. Combs State Manager, Portland Foust & Howe Mechanical Experts Automobile and Bicycle REPAIRING Band Sawinjr, Qas and Steam En gines Rebuilt. Machine work of all descriptions. Sixth and Columbia StrMta. Phona 10-x Use Wood Fiber House Plaster Stranahan & Clark -J We Drilling; Quick ', Successful Satisfactory DONE WITH A STAR WELL DRILLING OUTFIT FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS APPLE LAND & ORCHARD COMPANY HOOD RIVER, OREGON Olflci, Na. 9 Oak Slreal Phanai. 28 ar 2002-X New White Sewing Machines $5.00 Down $1.00 per week at cash prices Sewing Machine Needles and Supplies FRANZ HARDWARE S. E. BARTMESS Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer KSTAM.I.SIIED 18 YEARS HOOO RIVER, OREGON