The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current, May 04, 1910, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1910 11 Men9 FURNISHINGS MORLAN LATHROP Ladies FURNISHINGS IE SINCERITY STORE: ... Satisfaction ... Being: Satisfied :: Gratification of Desire :: Contentment Surely the "Dictionary Man" wore an Oak Brand Shirt ''' If ft ugfm because that is the result every time we sell a man a SHIRT The Five Dollar Sort Two Dollars by any other name would be worth just as much, even when saved on a pair of shoes. We save you money on Jhoes9 SO you'd better investigate. Our fhoes are Right in Quality and Trice Investigate It shows intelligence. Your investigation will STRENGTHEN our claims. We have the most satisfactory lines of merchandise in the city. We are ottering you Bargains everyday. Palmer Suits They are cheapest because they are best. If you want one now is the opportune time PLAN RADIUM EXHIBIT HERE Hood Itlver miiy In few weeks) wltnt'HH the marvels) of nullum, tlie revolution of wlileli have bo nimixed the world. Kndlutn, It will lie re inotnbered. In the newly found ku1- titnce that nlvet i-oiiMtant heat and lltftit and contlnuoiiMly thrown off tiny partkleH of Itwlf yet without any apparent diminuatlon of weight orHtreiiKth. Itricontln at the rate of over $."i,(XK),ihK) per pound and In hardly obtainable at that fabulous) price mo extremely scan-e Ih the sup ply. SulentlHtH estimate that It In practically Inexhaustible nud that it will continue Its peculiar manifesta tions thousands of years without wearing out. I'rof. Win. I!. Tatty, an expert demonstrator may be engaged for an early appearance here, bringing a supply of radium and demonstrating Hood River News Co. PRINTING BOOK !0 JOB WORK No Job Too Large None Too Small fec asjfor 'Berry Tickets Its wonderful properties, also bring ing. If he comes, n complete wireless telegraph apparatus and a supply of liquid air, both of which will be In structively and entertainingly shown. The coming of these novelties to our city depends upon the citizens showing promptly a desire to have such an attraction. Already many tickets have lieen spoken for and If a reasonable numter more can lie placed In the next day or two definite arrangements will lie announced. Those Interested In the movement may communlcnte their desires to or receive Information from Dr. J. K. Parker, Hood Itlver. Council Rescinds Action At the regular meeting of the city council Monday former action of the council requiring the Farmers Irri gating Co. to put its water under ground In the city was rescinded. This action was taken on the state ment of ('. I Morse that the work could not be done this year and that the company would comply with the the councils order In-fore the next Ir rigating season. Other matters dis cussed by the council was street Im provement and swers. LIVE LOCAL TOPICS U'orn to say KI, KAYO. Subscribe for the News. In the ball game at The hallos Sunday Hood Hirer was defeated by a score of 10 to 1. Wanted Another stenographer. Apply Itetter Fruit Publishing Com pany, Hall Hltx-k, Hood Kiver, Ore. J, II. Wilcox and C. II. Lewis were here Tuesday for the purpose of looking the valley orer In connection with the proposed electric, railroad. Mr. Irf'wls Is connected with the I'nlted F.uglnceriug and Construc tion Company, of Portland. JUST RECEIVED A Car Load of Genasco Roofing the best Roofing on the market at a reasonable price. This roofing is now in use on the Nickelsen building and School House on the Heights It is Not an Experiment Blowers Brothers Fhone 99 Cor. Oak and First THE "ANGEL OF OKLAHOMA." Mitt Kate Barnard, State Commission er of Charities and Correction. There Is nothing aew in a woman's being called au "angel." Must of us know women who either are angels or are called such. But besides Flor ence Nightingale, the famous "angel of the Crimea," It Is hard to reonll any one woman who Is known far and wide as an angel. Miss Kate Bar nard, the "angel of Oklahoma." comes pretty near being the only American woman to whom the title is applied. Miss Barnard has earned her title of angel fairly. As state commissioner of charities and correction of Oklahoma she has labored hard for the ioir and unfortunate and defective of her state. . , ' i ' MISS KATC BARNARD. She Is the only elected woman ex ecutive head of any state department of charities and holds her otUce with the full approval of tbo men of the state, as Is showu ty her election by a plurality of 4,000 votes over her male competitor. As Is well known, Oklahoma, the newest state In the Union, has advanced Ideas la govern nieut. Some of them are due to the teachings and preachings of Miss Bar nard. "A Tery small woman with a Tory large Job" Is the way oue newspaper writer described Miss Barnard not long ago. And he was quite riglit Not that Oklahoma has more than It share of people in need of the uilnta tratlons of the charities . and correc tions commissioner, but that Its peo pie In their eagerness for advance along the Hues of helpfulness toward one's fellow men are determined to make experiments In sociology until they hit upon solutions for the Ills that alHIct mankind. All of these things, of course, must fall under Miss Bar nard's eye. So, you see, her work In the state alone is enough to keep ber busy. In addition, she Is greatly In demand as a ieaker at the conven tions held throughout the country at which Ideas In sociology are discussed. She Is a good speaker, and ber earnest ness and devotion to ber work com mand attention wherever she goes. Miss Barnard has traveled much and has visited most of the cities of the country In her efforts to find out "bow the other half lives." It Paid to Read the Bible. If you have an old family Bible In your bouse don't neglect it. In 1874 an eccentric old lady bequeathed to her nephew. John Marsh of Washington,- a Bible which was a sort of heir loom In the family. She was wealthy, but she left her nephew only the old Bible, which he laid away on a shelf, where It gathered the dust of many years, unopened. Not long ago there was an argument concerning one of the psalms. Mr. Marsh held one view. His pretty daughter. Miss Daisy, held another. "I'll look In the Bible, papa. and prove you're wrong," she said. So she took down the neglected book. opened it and found bonds to the value of $10,000 which the eccentric aunt had placed In the book for her nephew. "Daisy, yon really are a dal!" exclaimed papa. "Hereafter we must read that good old book." Real Estate Bulletin $7( 7000 cr c'OB to town. New home end barn. 4 acres orchard, balance berries, clover. One of the attractive places of the valley. $7500 Ten cres 1 m"e out- 8 cre trees. 2 acrea a-ood pasture, 1 acre of berries between trees, 5 in. water. Extra rood soil and lope. $11000 Ten cre" clo"e in8 ,cre in tms- ' mtatt I t A uaap rA tt aMia rt kavnaa- income this year fully $1500 net. House, barn, tools and stock. 2 acres ready to set. Close to church. sohool and store. G. Y. EDWARDS & CO. Office Oregon Hotel Building PHONE 228-L CLASSIFIED COLUMN Advertisements lor Insertion under this headina ill be charged lor at the rate ol 26c per month lor lusuany) tnree 'ines no display, tam should accompany copy, otherwise payable by the 10th ol the month. As a medium lor reaching the people The News stands alone and uneicelled. SOCIETIES T-Tood River Valley Humane Society Phone 186. "E. H. Hartwig. president: Harold Hershner. secretary LeslieButlert treasurer. w SPECIAL NOTICES anted -To rent a piano. Phone 94X. 18-2 1-c fan ted A few more music pupils for piano. Mr, c. Willis, near corner mil bt- and Stranahan Ave. 15-19-p YVnteJT trade oak and fir wood for horses. ''Wood located mile from Bloucher. C. H. Martin, Dee, Oregon, lo-21-p Vranted Summer pasture for two yearling colts. Aim would like some hay land to buy rroD outright, or will cut on shares. Phone ?iM. 1H-21-C Iids will be received until May 25, 110. for 50 -'ricks of 16 inch wood delivered at Barrett school house and 25 ricks delivered at East Barrett school house. Wood to be ricked up and measured wood hed. Wood to be cut from old trees. F. H. Miller, Clerk. 17-20-c . REAL E8TATE AND RENTALS tr Rent Two office rooms adjoining ML Hood A Hotel and also what is known as "Jack Morri son corner. inquire News office. 17-20-c CW Rent Two rooms for housekeeping, near A corner of 12th SL and Stranahan Ave. Mrs. E. C. Willis. 15-lit-p Por Sale -20 acres of the Geo. W. Allen uncleared acreage near Parkdale. suitable for fruit, for f 150 per acre. Terms. Address John GokUbury, Mt. Hood. Ore. 15-lS-c Lr Sale or Trade Five acres under ditch in California; line land 1 mile from Stevinson. Prosperous community. Would trade for Hood River city property or small acreage close in. What have you? Address C. P. S., News office. tr Sale House and two lots facing Oak and .S t at t afr-Me'ta PliaMin fur ianh air eauv tdrma R. Nickelsen. ItS-l-p Er Rent Two office rooms, ground floor, 14- room rooming house and what is known as "Jack Morrison corner." Enquire News office. l'-i!0-c TV Rent House partly furnished. 709 Eugene street; sewer connection, bath, electric lights, garden, large yard. Phone 273M. 1h-21-c Lurnished house of seven rooms and bath, with A good ganlen in connection, for rent from June 1st m SepL 1st at $J3 per month. Phone I.h-21-p t1 r Sale Two tine lots each 5t'xl30 feet to alley. all fenced, all kinds of fruit in bearing, nice, neat well built house of three rooms with parches, several outbuildings, city water and electric light. !M iJJ'h.me C;M. lf-21-p HORSES, COWS, PIGS, CHICKEN8, ETC. pr Sale linwn lehom and Indian Runner duck eggs for hatching. $1.50 per setting. F. C. House. Phone 2l;l-Uli-tf I J Di ne for Sale -ltool. sound, reliable, ranch AAniare, about 1.000 pounds. t- Phone NX. I lfi-li-p j AY'anted-Priving horse, weight about 1100 to I U'ui pounds. Phone .'73M. l-21-c i Tantel-tne milch row. Jersey or part Jersey. I'lume I'.i'.M. l-.'l-p FOR SALE Tor Sale 1 wish again to otter for sale three A notes for money loaned in lss held by me against B. F. Shoemaker, dated June 3, 11. and due in l,v2 and "I'l. issuetl by R F. Shoemaker on which he has refused payment and taken advant age of the statute of limita-Kn in the January court. J. H. Shoemaker. .r Sale at a Bargain Ijirge heating stove. brand new, 2 iron beds with springs and mat tresses, 1 spring cottage couch, ti oak dining nm chairs, kitchen atove and furniture. Phone 2MX. l.vivp LVr Sale Fifty thousand strawberry plants at A $2 per toi0. Also want trimmers to trim same. Ralph Hmrichs. H-l?-c Vir Sale-A few choice 6-foot Spitzeuherg trees; also some 4-foot tnees, same variety. Phone il iMell. l.ui:-c LVr Sale-tJoix, 2 3-4 x farm wagon for sale cheap. Telephone l'.UM. 17-2-p Lr Sale-S't Encycloelia Americano. Jos. 1 Wilson, phone Jml. ls-21-p TAr Sale One set double harness and one buggy; Empire cream erator and one saddle. Phone 201U lH-21-c EMPLOYMENT Vyanted-Girl to do housework m moll family; modern house; laundry dona outsaiia, Addrasa brnc 61Z. llf-p YVfantd-At once, position on fruit ranch by ' ,n wf Enpenencwi. Addraos B. Hall. White Salmon. Wash. 16-ls-p Vf anted -Pfitron by Japanese boy at general ' housework or on a farm. Address Jap O. U.. Newsorrice, lft-l-p Wanted-Jobs cutting 4 fJot pine timber within easy reach of town, not over ten milea, by old timberman. Kumiah my own tent and cook ins; outhL P. J. Dunne, box 647. 17-20-p YUanted-Permanent position on fruit ranch br y young man with family. O. R. Fray, cor Mrs. Alma Howe. l-21-p VVranted-Young lady wants situation at general ' f housework or as chambermaid in hoteL Mias PanzyRfither. Bingen. Waah. lH-21-p Wanted-Reliable woman for genrsj house. 11 work. 1.16 s month. Three in fam.lv. Arm strong, State and 13th streets. lH-21-p LEQAL ANO OTHER NOTICES Notlct ts Creditors Notice i. herehv viv.n th. Jmru ct u been appointed executrix of the aetata of T. elaima avainat maid eaute are hereby notifted u present the same dulr itemize .ml nrifU m ' If1" office offS. W. Surk. in Eliot Buiidins. n nun mver. nooa Kiver lAHinty, Uresron. with in six months of the date of this notice, bated April 4th. 1H10. Jennie H. DeBi'shey. Kxecutnx of the Estate of T. W. Debuaaey. Deceased. Apr.l-Oct 1 Notlct lor Publication. Department of th lntrinr IT H r.iJnffiM.t The Dalles. Oregon. April 2th. li10. Notice is hereby o-ivn th.f $mnl Pt DnitMi of Mt. Hood, Oregon, who. on January 30th. lwio. maile homestead. (Serial No. 04ii), No. 141S3. for Stl-4SEl-4. Section 17. Township 1 South. Kance iw cmi nuiamecie menuian. naa mea notice of intention to make Anal nve-year proof, to estab lish claim to the land above deacribsd. hefor. tha Ketfister and Receiver of th ITnitMi St,lM l.nH Othoe. at The Dalles. Oregon, on the 7th day of June, 1'JlO. Claimant names aa witnesses: Henrr H. Hard- man. Marion W. Shearer, Georsje M. Kirkpatrick. Lber Kirpatrick. all of Mt. Hood. Oreson. "-g-P U. W. MK)E. Register. Notice lor Publication. Department of the Interior. II- S. Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon. April 2xth. 1910. nonce is Hereby g-iven that tieonre M. Kirk patrick. of Mr. Hood. Oreiron. who. on January Dth. lixjo. male Homestead. (Serial No. 0663H) No. 14123. for S1-2NE1-4. and W1-2SE1-4. Section 9. Township 1 South. Range 10 East. Willamette Me ridian, has hied notice of intention to make Final Five-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon, on the 7th day of June, 1910. Claimant names aa witnesses: Henry H, Hard man. John F Heeler, Samuel B. Sutton, Kanon W. Shearer.Ull of Mt. Hood. Oregon. ls-22-p C. W. Moore. Register. Notice lor Publication. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon. April 2th. 1910. Notice is hereby given that John F. Peeler, of Mt. Hood. Oregon, who. on November 12th. 1904. made Homestead. (Serial No, 06(37) No. 13970, for NE1-4.SE1-4. Section 17. Township 1 South. Range 10 East. Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice of intention to make Final Five-year Proof, to estab lish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Oilice at The Dalles. Oregon, on the 7th day of une, mm. Claimant names aa witnesses: Henry H. Bard- man. George M. Kirkpatrick. Marion W. Shearer, Albert Huleon, all of Mu Hood. Oregon. lH-22-p C. W. Moose, Register. Notice lor Publicatioa. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon. April 2sth. 1910. Notice is hereby given that Marion W. Shearer, f Mt. Hood. Oregon, who. on May 21st. 1904 mads Homestead. (Serial No. 03200) No. 13536. for Nl-2 SE1-4.E1-2NE1-4 Section 20. Township 1 South. Range 10 East Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Five-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be fore the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 7th day of June. 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: Henry H. Hard man, Samuel B. Sutton, George M. Kirkpatrick. John F. Peeler, all of Ml Hood. Oregon. C W. Moore. Register. Notice tor PubllcAtloo. Department of t he Interior. V. S. Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon. April 28. 1910. Notice is hereby given that Albert Hutson. of Mt. Hood. Oregon, who. on October 20th. 1904. made Homestead. (Serial No. 03335) No. 1373. for SW1-4. Section 8. Township 1 South. Range 10 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notics of in tintion to make Final Five-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Rear- ester and Receiver of the United States Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon, on the 7th day of June. 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: George M. Kirk-patru-k. Marion W. Shearer, John F. Peeler, Henry H, Hardman. all of Mu Hood, Oregon. C. W. Moore: Register. Notice lor Publication. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon. April 2Sth. 1910. Notice is hereby given that Henry H. Hardman. of Mt. Hood, Oregon, who. on November 23. 1904. marie Homestead. (Serial No. 0339) No. 140(10. for NW 1-4. Section 21. Township 1 South. Range 10 East. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of in tention to make Final Five-year proof . to establish claim to the land above described, before the Reg ister and Receiver of the L nited States Land Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 7th day of June. 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: Marion W. Shear er. John F. Peeler, George M. Kirkpatrick, Albert Hutson, ail ol Alt. iloud, Oregon. C. W. Moore. Register. LOST ANO FOUND T nst -Green pouch bag. containing Ml in change, pair of gold etitf links, and gold collar buttons. "State Hank. (kldenilsle." printed on outside. 15 reward for return to News oilice. ltM9-c T net-Several weeks ago on country road, a long -pocket honk containing some cards with owner a name and check drawn on Allen A lwin. Port land. Finder pleae return to News office and receive rev. ard. 17-20-p Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Hood River County. Stephen R. Reed. Plaintiff, vs. Nettie Reed. Defendant. To Nettie Reed, the above-named defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled autt, within six weeks from the 6th day of April, 1910. said day being the date of the first publication of this summons: and in case of your failure to appear or answer, the plaintiff will ap ply to the court for the relief demanded in thia complaint, for. to-wit: A decree of divorce dis solving the bonds of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and defendant. Thia summona is published by virtue of an order of Hon. A. J. Derby, Judge of the County Court of Hood River County. State of Oregon, Lited April 4th, 1910. by which it was ordered that this summons be published in the Hood Kiver News once each week for aix euccessive weeks. Date of first publication, April filh. 1910. A. A. JAYNE. 14-19-c Attorney for Plaintiff. Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Hood Kiver County. Nevada Uastings. Plaintiff, vs. Fred L. Hast ing. IVfendant. To Fred L. Hastings, the above-named defend ant. In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled suit, within six weeks from the th day of April. 1910, said day being the date of the first publication of this summons: and in case uf yorr failure to appear or answer, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in her complaint, for. to-wit: A decree of divorce dis solving the bonds of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and defendant. This summons is published by virtue of an order of Hon. A. J. IV-rby. Jutlge of the County I ourt of HtM River tounty. state of Oregon, dated April 4th. Wl'. by which it was ordered that th s summons be published in the Hood Kiver News once eath week for six successive weeks. Date of first publication. April th. 1910. A. A. JAYNE. 14-19-c Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice For Publication IVpartment of the Interior. V. 8. Ind Office at The Ia!les. Oregon. Mrth 19th. 1910. Notice is hereby given that Harry L. Bartlett, whose p t-ottice address is Portland. Oregon, did. on the;th dy of August. l'KM. rile in this nfnVw Sworn Statement ami Application No. 05211. to purchase NE1-4SW1-4. SK1-4NWI-4. and Lot 3. Section T. Township 1 North. Range 11 F.at Wil lamette Meridian, ami the timber thereon, under the provisions of ti e act -f June 3, 17M, and acta amendatory, known aa the "Timber and Stone Ijiw." at such value as might be fixed by ap praisement, and that, pursuant to such applica tion, the land and timber therein have been ap praised, the timber estimated at I. .') lrd feet at 50 cents per M. end the land at S.IO.0O. tliat said applicant will offer final pnf in support oi his application and sworn statement on the 2nd day of June. 1910. before the Register and Re ceiver of the l imed States Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon. Any pers.m is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or initiate a contest at any time be fore patent issues, by tiloig a cornormted affida vit in this office, alleging facta which would de feat the entry. i3-Jl-e C. W. Moore. Register.