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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1910
NEW YORKERS MARVEL AT
HOOD R1YER PICTURES
Ohn U Coke, of Elnilra, N. Y., a
MiilMNTllier to the News and son-in-law
A. . Admus postmaster at Caseade
Link la a great enthusiast In regard
to the Hood River Country. Mr.
Coke In renewing bla subscription to
the News says:
The niovlntf pictures of Hood Klver
were on exhibition here recently and
cauaed much comment. A few
thought them "Impossible and fakes"
of course, but It la a great advertise-
for the Hood River valley.
May the year 1910 be one of pros
perity, both to you personally and
to the News and the city It so ably
represents.
Yours moat cordially,
Chahles L. Coke.
After Cigarette Users
To check the growing cigarette
habit among the schoolboys of Seat
tle, the board of education baa de
tailed a special officer for the sole
purpose of detecting the amokers and
prosecuting the dealers caught selling
cigarettes and "de niaklns" to the
youngster. In many Instances
where tuna have been found back
ward In tbelr studies the trouble has
been traced to cigarettes. In fact. It
la now being urged that a special
school be established, where victims
of the cigarette habit can obtain In
atructlon and freedom from bis en
lavement.
It pays to advertise.
G. H. CARRIER
Dealer in Pianos. Also Tuner and Re
pairer. From Boston and Oberlln Con
servatory of Music. Permanent resi
dence, 9 1 4 Eugene Street, Hood River.
Phone 223M.
MUSIC TEACHER
Bertha Lafferty, an experienced
teacher of piano and harmony, a gradu
ate of Columbia Conservatory, of Au
rora, III., will take a limited number of
pupils. Terms very reasonable. Ad
dress: Hood River, R. D. No. 2.
W. C ADAMS
Contractor
and Builder
Personal Attention Given All Work.
Pbooa SU7-K. Resident. 7 Jan Street.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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 L
Confectionery, Cigars
Fishing Tackle
Spuldiig's Sporting Goods
All Kinds of Soft Drinks
Oak BU opposite Smith Block. Hood Rirer, Ore.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
"THE NORTH BANK ROAD."
The Short Line East. Two Through Trains Daily.
EQUIPMENT
Train Xo. 2 Leaves White Salmon 11:5 a. m.
Through Standard and Tou rist Sleepers, daily between Portland
and Chicago, via S. P. S., X. P. and C. B. Q. Also observation
cars, first-class coaches and dining cars.
Train Xo. 4 Leaves White Salmon 9:43 p. m. Through Stanm
dardansl Tourist Sleepers, daily between Portland and Chicago,
via S. P.$S.. O. X. and C. B. J Q.
Standard ami Tourist Sleepers daily between Portland and
Spokane, connecting with through Standard and Tourist Sleepers
daily between Sfjokane and Denver and Spokane and St. Louis.
Pint-class retches, observation cars and dining cars.
For information regarding fares, reservations, connections, etc,
inquire of W. UIBERT, Agent, White Salmon,
Or H. M. ADAMS,
General Freight & Passenger Agent, Portland.
Farm, City and
FIVE PER CENT interest, NINE years' time with
privilege of paying at any time. Return payments
monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, to suit
borrower. For particulars write
The Jackson Loan I Trust Co.
310 Century Building Denver, Colorado
County Court Proceedings.
In the matter of a petition for the
creation of another road dint riot In
the upper valley the same waa re
fused.
The petition of Albert Schiller and
others for a county road In the Wil
low Flat section waa granted.
The claims allowed were aa fol
lows: Cottage Hoxpltnl, care Inril-
enta : $ 16 00
It. N. Elliott, scalp bounties ...' 6 00
East Fork Irrigating Co, snp-
pllee M 17
Qlass & Prudhome, supplies... 29 10
Gould & Snyder, auppllee and
material 21 S8
Hall Drug Company, supplies.. S 15
P D Hlurlcha, supplies 7 90
Home Telephone Co, service 3 90
Light & Water Co, motor for
rock crusher 655 93
Light & Water Co, service 3 60
liana Lagt freight 3 25
liana Lage. salary 67 50
A D Moe, supplies 37 50
Carl A Plath. supplies 1 05
L E Morse, Ineldeutals 13 10
Snow & Upson, materials und
supplies 16 15
Geo I Slocuui, supplies 1 25
L E Morse, drawing Jury 15 00
Pearl Jarvli, comparing rec- 35 00
Nettle Mlchell, same 30 00
Jessie A King, salary .. SO 00
G P Christy, salary 75 00
W S Hanson, salary 75 00
Hood Klver Engineering &
Mfg Co. labor and material ... 68 57
A C Buck, coroner's fees 8 25
C Zeek, Inquest, fees.. 8 25
M Chrlstlunson, same 4 50
W E Hull, same 4 50
Geo Stokoe, same 4 50
E A Morton, same 1 00
A K Strauahan, same 1 00
E Ollnger, same 1 00
A W Ontbank, same 1 00
W Hardlnger, same 1 00
B F Eadleman, supervisor 120 00
G M Wlshart, supervisor 54 00
Chas I Thomas, supervisor 42 50
Thad Glazier 78 84
Bragg Mercantile Co 5 00
Dr M F Shaw, services 15 00
Dr Bronson was appointed county
physician.
Notice
of Special Stockholders' Meeting
Notice la hereby given pursuant to
call of the president of the Hood
Klver Fruit Growers' I'nlon that a
special meeting of the stockholders
of said corporation will tie held at
the opera house In Hood Klver, Ore
gon, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. ra. nn
Saturday the 22nd day of January,
11)10, fur the purpose of considering
and acting upon the following ques
tions: (1) The sale of entire corporate
property at the highest and best
prices obtainable therefor.
(2) The election of a board of fi ve
directors for toe ensuing year, and
until their successors are elected and
Qualified.
(3) To consider and act upon the
question of the dissolution of the cor
poration, and the distribution of Its
assets and winding up or its anaire
In whatever manner may lie deter
mined by the stockholders of said
corporation.
This notice Is published In the Hood
River News for one week, being two
Issues thereof, and the date of the
first publication is January o, 1010.
This notice Is also posted In three
public places In the city of Hood
Klver for the uerlod of 10 dnys, all of
which is pursuant to the bylaws of
said corporation duly enacted. .
1-2 E. H. Shkpahd, Secretary.
Fined New Hotel Management
The Sblpard hotel management
was called before City Recorder P. B.
Davis Friday morning to answer to
the charge of selling liquors In the
bar after the closing hour of mid
night. A fine of $20 was Imposed which
was paid. It Is claimed that a slow
clock was responsible for the break
ing of the law, the timepiece being
five minutes slow, Just enough so as
to get someone Into trouble. This
Is the first arrest under the provi
sions of the new saloon ordinance.
Town Loans
Secretary Nlckelsen' Report.
' Hood River Ore.. Jan.-18, 1910.
To the members of the Hood Klver
Commercial Club,
Gentlemen: In view of the fact
that the iVcember meeting of the
Commercial Club went by default,
and that no meeting of the board of
directors that served lust year has
lieen called to receive my report, I
have been uuable to make the annual
financial statement to the club or
directors as required by the by-laws
of the association, I, therefore, ten
der my report through the columns
of the Hood River Newa, and assume
all responsibility for ao doing. The
following report is at the close of
business Jan. 4, 1910.
C. D. Nickei.bkn, Secretary 1909
OINU1L FUND
Cash on hind Jan. t 901 I M 81
Receipts (or year MS U
Total 11004 OS
DnauassMENTa
Miscellaneous accounts I 81T 00
Balance $ 17 AS
rusLicmr fund
Receipts (or the rear S617J 00
DUauBSBMKNTS
Orerdraft S 16 8S
Miscellaneous account. 4566 45
!590 70
77778
17 55
$ 795 31
f 791 HI
S 50
t 795 91
Unpaid warrants
Total
Cash in bank
Cash aa hand undeposited
Total
PUBLICITY FUND
Total subscriptions S8427 15
Total collected &27J6
Balance S3200 00
asaouBcies and inabilities
Resources:
Due from membership fees $ 132 50
Due from publicity subscriptions 3200 00
Cash in bank 7S1 81
Cash on hand undeposited S 50
Total
Liabilities:
Brtls due $1457 99
Unpaid warrants 17 55
Total
Balance
84127 81
11475 54
12652 27
New Depots on Great Northern
Two of the most handsome rail
way stations In the northwest are
being completed by the Great North
ern at Everett and Wenatchee. Kach
structure Is an Important addition
to the Improvements of the city lu
which It Is located. Other cities
along the Great Northern are lu line
for similar accommodations as the
Hill line Is sparing no money to cater
to Its patrons In the best possible
style. As Wenatchee Is to be the
headquarters through which all of
the Upper Columbia river business
will te handled. It has a station far
ahead of anything to be fouad In an
other town of Its size. But It Is
growing so rapidly that It wont be
long until the town Is abreast of this
Improvement.
Farms in the Northwest Have Doubled
In the last five years the number of
farms In the northwest bos doubled,
until today there are 211,000 which
yielded products In 1909 having a
total value of $404,000,000. The vari
ous states stand as follows: Oregon
75,000 farms;Vashlngton 60,0K) farms
Idaho 40.000 farms; Montana 30,000
farms. There are millions of acres of
land Idle now that could be put un
der cultivation on a revenue basis.
With the bnck-to-thc-land tendencies
of the present day It Is certain that
the number of farms In the northwest
will continue to Increase for many
years to come.
Funeral of 0. L. Stranahan.
The funeral of O. L. Stranahan
was held Thursday afternoon from
his late residence and was largely at
tended. The pall liearers were mem
bers of Canny Tost, O. A. It., and
the services were conducted by Rev.
T. 1$. Ford and the minister of the
Methodist church at University Park
which Mr. Stranahan had attended
during his residence there. Inter
ment was In the family plot In Idle
wild cemetery.
Announcement.
We take this means of announcing
that commencing Sunday, February
6th, we will discontinue opening our
store on Sunday as has been our cus
tom heretofore. We trust that our
patrons will be able to adjust them
selves to the new conditions without
Inconvenience and arrange to do their
shopping on week days.
Conwawav Mkwantii.e Co.,
23 5 Odell.
Oot Rhodes' Scholarship.
The Rhodes' scholarship from Ore
gon for the present year has been
awarded to Mr. Cecil K. Lynns, a
graduate of the University of Oregon
In the class of YJHi. The award was
made by the state. Rhodes scholar
ship committee, which met In (Salem
last Saturday. Lyans will enter
Oxford next Septem lx-r. anil his
scholarship will le good therafter.
'paying him an annual income of
$1,500.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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Tradc Marks
Designs
rrtt
CorvsiOHTS As.
Anroae sending a osetrh and description msf
inlrklr ssrertsln onr opinion free whether sn
Invention IS pmhshlf pstenMhle, Commnnl,
tlnnistrlotlr
sent free. Oldest
cmDnemiM. nANUBUUK on r stents
ssenrr Tor iw:ur in seletits.
Patents tssen through Munn A, Co. receive
eserlei nottc. wll hoot coarse. IB the
Scientific Jftiericam
A handsmnslf llmsfrsied weekly, f. arrest dr.
mlatlnn of any fieritlflo 1.arnait 1 rm. 83 a
rear: foarmuntos.il. Sold if all newedesler.
sk BXM4 Brail newsdealers.
''NewVprk
iVBUWashuMKsvIi.1.
MUNN & CO."
Crturcft flctlcss
St. Mark's Episcopal
Service every Sunday ut 11 a. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Riverside Congregational
Rev. W. C. Ullmore, Pastor.
Worship and preaching at 11 a. m.
Graded Itlble school 10 a. in. Music
by quartet choir, Mrs. C. II. Sletton,
director. Young People's meeting,
U:45. evening service 7::t0.
Unitarian
Rev. Arthur Hayes Sargent.
Regular moaning service at the
Unitarian church at 11 a. in., Sunday
school at 9:45. Vesper service at 5
p. ra.
Everybody Is welcome to both the
Sunday school and preaching services
United Brethren
J. R. Parker, pastor.
Regular services each Sunday as
follows: Preaching at 11 a. in. and
7:30 p. tn. Sunday school at 10 a. in.
a. m. Young People's meetlug ti:45 p.
in. Midweek prayer service every
Wednesday night at 7:.'t0. The pub
lic generally iuvlted to all services.
Baptist
Rev. J. It. Hargreaves, pastor.
Sunday school !t:.r0 a. m. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 7::t0 p. in. Young
People's meeting at 7 o'clock.
The regular weekly services are
Young People's meeting Tuesday
evening, mid-week prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Ladies Aid so
ciety Thursday afternoou.
Chrlsllan Church
A. J. Adams, pastor,
Regular services each Lord's Day.
Bible school at 10 a. in., sermon at
11 a. ra. and 7:150 p. in. Christian En
davor at (i::i0 p. m.
A cordial Invitation is extended to
all to attend any or all of these ser
vices. Belmont Methodist Church
H. J. Wood, pastor.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Sunday school 10 A. M.; Preaching
service 11 A. M. Kvenlng service 7::i0
I. M. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:110
P. M. Everyone welcome nt all ser
vices. Methodist Episcopal
T. B. Ford, pastor. Residence 610
State street. At home every forenoon
and Thursday afternoon.
Sunday services: Sunday school at
10 a. m.; preaching, 11 a. in., and
7:110 p. m.; Epworth league, C:.'l0 p.
m Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing. 7-10 o'clock.
Junior church at 3 o'clock each
Sunday. All children welcome.
Missionary Notice
At the home of R. B. Bragg, 705
State street, Mrs. Mattle Smith will
tie hostess for the Baptist MIhhIod
Circle Thursday, Jon. 20, from 2 to
4 p. m.
Ye Baptist women, who fur miles live out.
Harness your horses and find the route:
Ye Baptist women on the hill.
Come down, and all your places fill;
Ye Bsptist women any where
In Hood River please be there;
Yes, anyone who in (1910) nineteen ten
Will missions help, come see us then.
Oh. would you start the year aright.
Then don't forget to bring your "mite-"
And when you're there and in your chair,
You can work or read with care.
Till Mrs. Smith terra with dainties rare.
Every week an advertiser says our
classified ads brought a customer.
NURSERY STOCK
For big. well matured apple trees, standing
from 5 to 7 feet in row. Newtons and Spitz, call
or write
S. W. HEPPNER
Two Miles West of Town
Real Estate Bulletin
86.760.00 Ten acres one mile from town. 8 acres
trees. I acres in pasture, with running water.
Two acres are full bearing, balance 1 to f
years old; also an acre of berries between
trees. Fire inches water. Might exchange
for unimproved land.
810.000.00-Fiflty-Ave acres close In. partly im
proved, house, barn, free water. Terms.
S12.500.00-Ten acres In Oak Grove district; good
house, bam and out-buildings; all in trees,
nearly all full bearing. Close to store and
school.
86,600.00-Twenty acres at Pine Grove, close to
tore, railway, school and church. Six acres
in 8y ear-old orchard; balance all fine land and
easily cleared. See this before buying else
where. INSURE BEFORE THE FIRE. We represent
stsndsrd compsniee only, such as the FHKNIX,
LONDON and LANCASHIRE and many others.
G. Y. EDWARDS & CO.
Office next Mt. Hood Hotel
PHONB 228-L
Davidson Fruit Company
3&
We will hante Strawberries and other Fruits again ths season
as usual ant) will gjve our customers the benefit of our long experjence
in marketing flood River Fruit?
Call at our office or phono us
General Office Phone 65 Ice Factory and Cold Storage Plant 65
Davidson Fruit Company
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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 thats easy, for a
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HOOD RIVER AGENCY
Apple Land & Orchard Co.
Office, No. 9 Oak Street. Phone 26 or 2002-X
S. E. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer
ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS
MOOD RIVER, OREGON
Marion MacRae C. VV. Parker
Marion MacRae Realty Co.
FRUIT LANDS
and
ORCHARDS
Elliot Block,
Telephone 289 K. HOOD RIVER, OREGON
ABSTRACTS, LOANS, CONVEYANCING,
SURETY BONDS, FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT,
PLATE GLASS, LIABILITY, BURGLARY
INSURANCE.
ALL WOL'K GUA1UXTEED
Waucoma Abstract
First Door South of
II. L HOWE, U. S. Commissioner. Land Office Practice
New
Sewing
$5.00 Down
$1.00 per week
at cash prices
Sewing Machine
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COLD STORAGE
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The Leader System is of unequaled 'effi
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guaranteed to give complete satisfaction.
Ask your dealer to tell you all about the
Leader System or write to us for booklet.
How I Solved tne Water
Supply Problem."
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hood River News Office
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Needles and Supplies
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