The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current, September 14, 1910, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1910 Jit! AUTOMOBILE AGENT WANTE D C 3 IN HOOD RIVER for the E. M. F. "30" and Flanders "20" line of cars. The 1911 Models of these cars are not equaled in style or practical perform ance by any medium priced car on the market. Hood River territory is open for a first class agent. Our representative will be in town within a few days. In the meantime address all communications to STUOEBAKER BROS. CO., N. W., PORTLAND, OREGON Big 'Bargain Ttaenly-ltuo Acres choice apple land at Willow Flat. Four acres in trees, volcanic ash soil. Must sell quick. J. 2J. tnderson, NEWTOWN, P. 0. PHONE, ODELL 96 fofTsale Team of draught animals, mare 6 years old. weight 1250; gelding1 10 years old, weight 1200. Gentle, always worked to gether. Owner's reason for sell ing, don't expect to live on ranch during winter. Price $300. APPLY Red Cross Orchard Company Mt. Hood, Oregon 'i m&mmm Very Swell Indeed is our line of Box Paper and Cam eras, at this time. You certainly should see our line before the stock is broken into. They are extraordinary j value, and prices J within reach of all CARL A. PLATH PHARMACIST The Rxall Store aN-aif LOW ONE-WAY FARES TO NORTH BANK POINTS Dally, Sept. 15 to Oot. 15 FROM Chicago $33.00 Milwaukee 31.50 St. Louis 32.00 New York 50.00 St. Paul 25.00 Kansas City - 25.00 Omaha 25.00 Indianapolis 35.65 Other points in proportion. THROUGH TRAINS Tell your friends In the east of this opportunity of moving west at low rates via C. B. & Q., Nor. Pac, (it. Nor., and "North Bank" lines. You can deposit with me and tickets w ill be furnished people In the east. De tails furnished on request. PORTLAND & SEATTLE RY. "THE NORTH BANK ROAD" L A. GIBERT, Agnnt, Whlta Salmon, Wash, ff. E. COMAU, Ginaril ft. and Pass. Agent rm for samples of our "Diamond Quality" RE-CLEANED Farm and Field Seeds, Grasses, Clovers, Vetches, Alfalfa and Grains for FALL SOWING We have SjH'ciiil Mixtures for Special Fiirjxmes Dry Land Pastura Mixture, Wet Land Pastura Miatura, Special Mixture for Burned-over Land, Cover Crop for Orchards. Tell hi the nature of your mil and your local oonditiooa. Over 20 years' experi ence right l'ic in the Pacitio Kortliweat qual ifies ua to advifM) you. AforCtalot Na.lO PORTLAND SEED CO. PORTLAND, OREGON Real Estate Bulletin $75.00 Per Acre 80 acres on the east side, 7 miles out, uncleared, two miles from shipping point, school and store. Easy terms. $125.00 Per Acre 40 acres red shot soiT, no waste land, mostly covered with brush. No rock, 3 1-2 miles to railway station. Easy terms. $7500.00 Ten acres 1 mile from town, 8 acres trees, 2 acres good pasture, with running water; several acres win be in bearing next year; 1 acre berries between trees; barn, tools, house; 5 inches water. Easy terms. G. Y. EDWARDS & CO. Office Oregon Hotel Building fhonb 228 Hood River Light & Power Company...... If you want quick n.tumi on your wifv'a life insurance policy, just forget all the Labor Savin,?, Monty Savins ami Time Savin Electrical device on the market at the present time. With an Electric Chafing Dith, o Percolator and m Toaster you can pre pare a fcrood break fut or a midniicM lunch in 7 minute to 10 minute from the time you enter the kitchen. With an Electric Washing Machine you can put clothe to aoak at nitfht, listen to them being; wanned while you eat breakfast, and watch an electric wrir.frcr do them in a twinkling after break f ant. Women in general understand the u-e of and appreciate an Electric Curling iron. Innumerable other device of a service able and inexpensive nature are on the market, and anyone who stop to think the matter over will appreciate the fact that a shortening of the cordwood bill will more than eijual the lengthening of Electric Light bill. If you have a litrhtinsr service ymi will note that you gret the Electricity for op eratinir these device mostly on a very low rate. Hen ides this look at the difference in temperature in the rooms. Just take a minute some time and fig ure the cost of the wood consumed for washing; and ironing; alone. If the supply house don't carry a stock of what you want, we m-ill get it for you. Oregon Shot line a Union Pacific T1HE TABLE Effective Sunday, AVg. 20th, trains will arrive and depart at hood River, Oregon, on the following schedule: WEST BOUND Na 9. No. S. No. 7. No. S. No. 11. No. 1. No. 17. Fast Mail (no passenjrers) 4:W) A. M. Portland Flyer .: B:R5 " Portland l-ocml 7:4 " Ornron A Washington Express 8:00 " Soo-Spokane- Portland Portland Local Chicajro Limited EAST BOIM) 9:30 " 4:31) P. M. 5;4fi " No. 2. Baket City Local No. 18. Chicago Limited No. S. The Dalloa Local No. 4. Spokane Flyer No. 10. Fast Mail .10.35 A. , 11:V ' .. :20 P. .. 7:M .. :2S 1 M. M. No. . Oregon A Washington K.spreii10:20 " No, 12. fW-Spokane-Portland 12:56 A. M. Trains No. 7 and No. 8 have no coaches; passrn gera using this train will be required to pay pull man fare in addition to railroad fare; these trains make no stops between Hood River and Portland, i Train No. 7 stops only at Tha Dalles, Arlington. I Pendleton, Gilibona, taiGrsnde, Hot take. Union. Baker City and Huntington. j Trains No. 1 and 1 stop at all atatinna between Baker City and Portland. Train No. 13 and 14 atop at all station N- tween Portland and The Dalles. J. II. I KLDKICY, Agent. Copy for atlvertlnements MUST he In the office by Monday NOON. I0i iPi PI BIG VALLEY PICTURE NOW OH EXHIBITION The li palutlnic of tlif viillfy, exe- cut-tl by ;1Imiii Cutlet t l i'ortltintl fi.r thf Hoik Kiver Jtealty Co., WM received yentertlay and U now on ex hibition In thu olllce ol the company. It will he left here for u week or ten dayn mid will then Ik? taken to Port land fur exhibition there. It l claimed by Mr.Cutlett Mini liU filcndu that the picture Ih the fluent that liua ever ljeen executed by him mid thotte who have Keen It here are highly pleuNed with It. The rtinvHXN, which In Jx:j feet Is fniiiied In n luawHlve jrohl frame. It dlHplayn the valley In It position to Portland ohowiiiu t In? latter city at the extreme rltfht with the Columbia river and railroad exteudini; from it to Hood Itiver. The polntH of in tercut hIouk the routeaivKraphlcnlly portrayed uk well iih the towiiH on both hIiIi-h of t lie river ui.d t lie inoilil tuiiiM In the background on the Ore gon Hide. The view Ih tuken from a point 'between L'mlcrwood and White Salmon and bIiowh the valley Hpread out at the npectator feet. livery biiMiicN buililini; in the city Ih plainly vlnible an Ih almoHt every ho ti ne. The rimdn hvulinj,' out lntj the valley are clearly depleted while every orchanl. rtmtl, Hrrnnu. ine Mount Hood railroad. dMrlrt, ham let, ft'hool house and point of Inter- Ht Ih plainly vinilile. Hack of the brown ami ureen of the orcliardn and timber Ih Mount Hood, rearing Uh hiiow white heail tliounaixlH ol left above the level of unnvlnji tliliign. while the water of the Columbia in the foreground reflect the blue sky. The Ileal ty company ha wcured the Hole rlglitn to the picture and ex pectn to dinpoHe of a nuu.ber of cop len, one of which will be exhibited In Chicago and New York. Franciscan Monastery Religious Event KventH of Interent at the Kraucm- cii n Monastery during the pant and coming week Include a Hervlce which wan helil hint Sunday, when the Mini- aHtery, which ha recently U-eu com pleted, wan hleHHed. A new ctohh made of galvanized Iron and covered with gold leaf wan erected Saturday anl blesned at 10:4.1 a. in. The bell for the church artlved this week and will be coiiHecrated uext Sunday nt 10:00 a. m. Concrete tttep at the en trance to the church have been com pleted and Kishop O'llellly will' Iw here the tirnt Sunday In October to dedicate the church. Reception for Rev. h'ord. A farewell reception will be given Key. T. It. I'ord tonight from Ji to 10, nt the resilience of Mr. ami Mr. C. I. SuiiiilchHcti. ills CoJnmhla. avenue. The reception will l under the aiin pleiH of the M.'llio.llst Church. All inemberH of the church an well an their friend and the pastor and meiiiberH of the other churche are coroiaiiy inviteii to intend, inurn day Ir. Ford expects to go to Port land temporarily. Steamer Simons Sold The (ieo. W. Simonn, according to the t rcgonlan. ban been bought by the government for use on the water wax of Oregon. The Tahoma, a Hternwheel steamer operating on the lower river, lia been bought by Capt. Nelson and will beoperuted on tlw Simon's old run. CLASSIFIED COLUMN Adtertitaments lor intierlion under this heading will be charqed for at the rale ot 2dc per month tor liituail,) three lines-no ditplat. Cat should accompany copy, othensita payable by the lUth ol the month. At a medium tor reaching tha people the heal stands alone and unexcelled. SOCIETIES tTood Itiver Valley H amane Society Phone lsti. F.. II. llartwig. president; Harold llershner. secretary; l.rlie Hutler, treasurer. " SPECIAL NOTICE8 TV T is Kute Coter. practical nurse, tlnderwooil. Wash. tlb(tetrica a specially. Phone Under wood Hotel. B'i-Wp AV antd-Mixed car of oak and fir: sta ' each and whet hvr four foot or lri te price of inch, and shipping point. I. L. Ireland. Moro. Ore. .14-.17c T nan Aitency Uians otTereil. f .00, mi, Ilium. LJ Ixians wantnl, $.I(X). Mot). Vi. '.H0. H.yXI. K.Vhi. Apply to A. W. Onthank. Itf hoee interesteti in Voice or Piano instruction, A please phone 2T-IL or call at residence No. 7-7 Sherman Ave. Altierta Jackson, a ment student at the New Knirland t'onwrvatory. S.v.tp IVanted To buy n10 share of stock of the or iirinal issue in the Apple tlrowers I'nion. Phone I. T. Heal. :f.i-:t'.'(i Cantel Home for young girl to work for Wiard while going to achool; country pre fernl. Phone EIM. 37-c Aanted A place tartly iinprove.1 to btarinu " " apples, from 10 to 111 acres, in llmwl Kiver valley or vicinity. Can psy part canh with trade acreage near Portland. Will ileal with owners only. Address "A" Hood Kiver News. Hood Kiver, Oregon. 37-top Yranted-ltHinl in private family below the " hill by young couple. Address News ollice. S4-S7p EMPLOYMENT-" Yantii!---A r'r' lo cl housework in small fam " lly. Apply to F. I.. Breed, 41H State stret. Vrantrd A gir " work. 'hin rl or woman for gpneml hmi-e- ne lliTM or aMr. M Pmrt-r. RFI No. 1. Hood Kivit, Oregon, Sr-;i Vyantod Cowmnpolilan Mttinixine requirvw the look after subscription renewal, and to extend wrrviren ii n rt'itrf'seninitve in ii.mhI Kiver io circulation by special methods which have proved tinusuuily sucri'sjful. Sslnry and commission. Previous experience dcsirnble but not eMntl:l. Whole time or spare t ime. Address, with refer ences, II. C, ( smpl'll. Cosmoimlitan Mngasinc. I7W llnwilway. New York City. ;i-n7 XVanleil- Position on much or in town by young " marriol couple. Address R. A. Hlyth. gener al delivery. Hood Kiver. U4-.17p Wanted -A bright girl to help with the work " ' and look srter children. 1). No. 2. a4-:l7c Apply II. P. I'arr. K Vrantnl-A woman or girl for general house " work. Phone (Mcll 17 or address Mrs. A. 1'. Pavies. tl.lell. SVIlsc rsnteil -Girl or woman f.ir general housework. ' ' Small family, gmxl magea. Mis. F.. A. Hakcr. S.-41-e AVantiil ttne or two bltr. heavy teams to work "at Uoneboro. U H. Hon. M-41o fcL tSTATI AND RENTALS VtfaiitMl-KcKponaikl, uarty with family ol four. ' no yuunv rhiWro. dcairaa to rent houaaof not loaa than nmt for tha winter. Addraaa raplMa to Nowa olfi'-a afatinjf prico. tima and fanaral da. EVr Kcnfor Uaaa-Ona mil from Dec, about acreain yun orchard, part of it will oai aoma next yiar.around bet warn traaa mar ba uwd f or poutow or bitrrioi, abundanoa of water for irna-ation, una place for chicken: hi room nouaa. w in reni nouMi and barn or will leaaa to reapon. aibla man who will lake car of traaa a part pay t for uac- of land. For partKulara aldraa tha owner. . j. Mapla, Mulino, Oron. 36-sp tyr Pale-Five room nouaa, two lota; cheap; 118 Montolla avenua Phone 277X. J7-40p tjr Rent Two larire rooma for houaekeeuina. "?.r """r 12th treat and Stranahan Tenua. Mm. t. tj. wiHi. 87-4op HORSES, COWS, PIOS, CHICKENS, ETC. yut Sale-Hay Uwn Beldinita, t and 7 yeara. S.2U0 - puuuu. nrai ciaaa cwkIUuo, reaaonabia. quire at newi ollice. M-JiD UVir Sale-Th beat team of old horaea in the val- ley. formwrly known tha "S wonderful draft team and well trained tnallkinda of orchanl work. Weiicht ti-'iK price tlM. Alao a apienuuHy matched team of ceklinea. and 7 yeara, weivnt tan, tine ruadater ainirle or double, both trained in uniil, or double cultivator work. Price 175. I'h.me Odell 8xi 84-37 TTor Sale I.mht drivinr and farm team, weight about boo lb. each. Will ba aold for (100 U. V.. (.lamcuck. H. U. No. 2. 44-37e for Sale-Ooii. all around horae-aaddle. driver ana worn animal, wenrht WO lbs. A bancain for IM. V, V. Uiaaacock. S4-37c For Sale-A h-avy work team. Enquire of G. C Howarth, K. 1). No. 2. S4-37p t"or Sale-T-am. airea and 10; weight about 1200; iruarante.1 .unii and true. Prire tvfil Art. dreea "Y." Newa Office. 35-3Hp por Sale-Cow that eivea 4 irallona per day. P, O. box VX CasciKle Locka, Orea-on. 35-3p TJorae For Sale Work or drivine mare, weight ai bout l'MMi oounda. Enquire at Delta Photo Studio. 3..p pulleu M anted - Phone 14! K. 35-3Hp FOR 8ALE lVVr Sale or Rrnt- Typewritera, new or aecond A hand, un mi t.rm A. w. On thank. 26-tfc For Sale-Second hand aewine machine $5; needs renairiiiff. Phone Mmc. .t.'U.IKn TTor Sale- Five foot vlaaa ahow cane, cheap. A Suitable for ciirara or candiea. Knauira at Style Shop. 3.V3RC t,ir Sale-SllKard. hall tree. China cloeet, etc. A Telephone StSX. :it3-p TTor Sale-A large quantity of fine grapes cheap. J A . Kpping. 3H-41C IrW Sale-Team of horse, harness and hack for WH. J. A. Kpping. SK-41C prune and Pmra Italian and petite prunes and A live kinds of pear for aale cheap by P. D. Hinrichs. phone 3iL. 37-40p Ctrawberry Plant For Sale-l am in a position to till lanre or small oniers for Anumber straw berry plant, all of which were grown from mother plants that never produced a crop of berries. Nothing but the best claaa of plants handled. When so desired I will take a contract for eettinir plants that are purchased from me. Phone liK. F. L. Kelso. 27-30c LOST AND FOUND T ost A pocket ledger containing accounts writ iJten withmdellible pencil, dropped between Mt. Hood and iioud hiver; gilt lettering, red back. Reward if returned to Newi Orhce. 34-37p oat Thursday, between HcLarin'a corner and i-"th he depot, a tan colored silk auto veil. Finder will please k-ave at Newa office. Reward. 84-37p I ost On Caticade Ave., at or near depot, an -enamel Par pin with water lily design. Morse. Davidson Bldg. 34-37c P. at. T oat -On streets of Hood River, an abstract of ilease notify owner. -4-4 title to land Finder tiIm Phone 1.-7M. Paul R. Hughea.6-38c LEGAL AND OTHER NOTICES ADMIMSTRATOB'J SALE Notic is hereby given that th undcrtipmed has been ai)DOint?d by the county court of the state of Ortvon, for Hood River county, to be ad ministrator of the estate of Clyde O. Richards, deceased, and all persona having claim aarainst said estate are hereby notified to preeent the same to me, duly verified, at the office or Jayne fc Wataon. in the city of Hood River. Oretron. within six monthit from the date of the first publication of this notice. Date of first publication, Septem ber U. U'10. CHalALBS J. CALKINa. 37-42c Administrator. NOTICE OF SALE OF BONOS Notice is hereby riven that the Board of Direc tor of the Hood Kiver Irrigation District, in Hood Kiver County. Orearon. will sell the bonds ox said district in the sum of STAOOO.OO on Friday, the sixteenth day of September. 1910. at tha hour of 10 a. m.. mt the ntfice of the Board of Director at the nsidence of K. W. Kelly, in the said District. and that sealed proposals for said bonds will be received by said board at said place for the pur cha'e of raid bonds until the day and hour above mentioned, at which time the Bmrd shall open the proposals and award the purchase of the bonds to the highest responsible bidder, the board rf4rving the right to reject any and all bwa. Hid to be accompanied by a certified check for ten per cent of the amount of the bonds for which the bid is submitted. Said bonds shall be payable In United States iroWi coin in ten series, to-wit: At the expiration of eleven years, five per cent of the whole number of said bonds; twelve years, six per cent; thirteen years, seven per cent; four-tt-n years, eight per cent; fifteen years, nine per ct nt; sixteen years, ten per cent; seventeen years, years, eleven per cent; eighteen years, thirteen jr cent; nineteen years, fifteen per cent; twenty years, sixteen per cent; and shall bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable semi annually, on the first day of January and July of eiu-h year. The principal and interest shall be payable at the place designated in the btnda. and bidders are given the option of having said bonds pftvable at Portland, Oregon, or New York City. N. Y., and aaid bonds will be issued in accordance with the election of the successful bidders. Said bond shall he each of the denomination of not less than $100.00 and not mora than &00.00 and shall be negotiable in form, and coupons for the interest shall be attached to each and signed by th secretary. I ated at Hood River this 15th day of August, 1110. R. W.KELLY. 33-37 Secretary. " LODGE'OlftECTORV- Csnhy Post O. A. R.-MeeU at the K. of P. hall the aeoond and fourth Saturday, of the month at 2 p. m. G. R. Castner. commander; S. F. Hlythe. adjutant. Cnnby W. R. C. No. 16-M.-eU second and fourth turdaya of each month in K. of P. hall at 2 p. m. Jennie Bentley. president; Abbie J. Baker, wcrc-tary. fourt Hood River. No. 42. F. of A., meeta every I huriuiay evening in K. of P. hall. Visiting Forcteraalway a welcome. Wm. Flemming. C.R.; F. C. Unieiua. F. 8. II.m.1 River lxidge. No. A.F. "ArM? 1 1 NKhMb Saturday evening on or before each full moon. Ralph Savage. W. M.; D. McDonald, secre tary. H.i River Canrp."No."7T02."M."w7A.MeeU In K. of P. hall first and third Wednesday nights. ( S. Jonea. V. C; C. V. L'akin. clerk. River Camp. No. 7T0. W. O. Wl-Meeta at 1 1 K. of P. hail the aecond and fourth Wednesday n'K lits of each month. W A. Eby. C C; Floyd Spuriing. clerk. Hood River Circle. No. 524. Women of Woodcraf t, - Meet at L O. O. F. hall Hrst and thinl Sat urday nights, each month. Viaitora welcome. Mrs. Wm. Genger, N. G.: Alice Shay, clerk. T.McwiMe Lodge, No. 107. I. O. O. F.-Meeta"n 'Fraternal hall every Thursday evening at 7:00. at the corner of Fourth and Oak street. Visiting brothers welcomed. J. M. Wood. N. G ; G. W. I'hompaon, secretary. T. emp Loilge, No. 181. I. O. O. F. Meets in 4Vne Odd Fellows hall at Odell every Saturday night. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed. W. A. lx-kman. N. G.; Geo, Shepardapcretary. T aurel Rrhrka Ilge No. 87, 1. O. 6. F.-Meets -"tirst and third Mondaya in e.ch month. Ther esa M. Castner. N. G.; Nettie Moses, secretary. A Jount Hood Lodge. No. 2H6. 1. O. O. F.. meets iil,,v,.ry Satunlay evening in Gnbble'a hall. Mt. H.xil. A. M. Kelly. N. G.;G. W. Dimmick. Mvretary. fountain Home Camp. No. S4fi. hTn. A. i,lM.ts at K. of P. hall on the aecond and fourth Fridays of each month. Mrs. A. Crump. t.; .Mrs. l.lla lfekin, reconler. vi... a . . . .., ., a .:: t: U Jo .T'. iL"" "7" n5i' wxond and fourth Wednesdays, aoriaL C. D. Ilonnchs. M. A.; W. H. Austin, secretary. )rcirn Grape ReU-kah Lotige No, 1-1. 1. O. O. F. Meets every aecond and fourth Wednesdays in each month in Gnbble'a hall. Mt. Hood. Or. Mrs. Mammie Pimmirk. N. G.; Mrs. Nettie t;ribble. secretary. TVverside Ixslge. No. itH. A. o". tl. W.-MeetaTn ikK. of P. hall the first and third Wednesday nights of the month. Visiting brother, cordially welcomed. R, K. Chapman. W. at.; Chaster Shute, recorder. Taiicoma Iaige." No." SO." kV of P.-Meeta ln " their Castle 1 1 nil every Tuswlay night, when visiting brothers are fraternally welcomed. C. C. CiKlileforil. C. C; Lou, 8. Im-nlierg, K. of R. 8. suna Temple Pythian Sisters, No. t Meets the " first and third Tuesday of each month at K. of P hall. Georgina Innberg. M. K. C; Kate M Fredrick, k. of K. 4 C. FORTUNES Go to Applegrowers. The crops go with these places, if sold this week. : : : : 31 1-3 Acres, 4i miles from town, 350 bearing apple trees, 2 acres 5 year old apple trees, 14 acres 1, 2 and 3 year old apple trees, all in good condition. Good 4-room house, good barn. Apple crop this year, $3000, goes with the place. Fine location, west side. $20.ooo. Term. 20 Acres, Willow Flat 6 acres 1 year old apple trees, balance light clearing. Uncleared land ad joining being sold for more than is asked for this. Thin la m Real Bargain at, per acre, $300. Easy Terms. 10 Acres, 4 miles from town, 4 acres 5 year old Spitzenberg and Newtowns; 51 acres 1 year old Spitzenberg and Newtowns. Crop and tools go with place. Good buildings. $io.ooo. Half Cash. 25 Acres. Good location. 3 acres 1 year old apples, 3 acres strawberries, 7 acres partly cleared, balance easily cleared. Good 6 room house; spring water piped to house. Oood buy at $7500. Terms easy. 10 1-2 Acres. Good location. 8 acres bearing 1000 boxes apples go with place; 10 room house, hot and cold water, fine spring piped to buildings. This property is a money maker at $o.ooo- $300o Cash. 25 Acres, 4i miles from town. Fine location, west side. 1700 apple trees in good condition; 200 full bearing; 400 5 years old; 300 4 years old; 800 1 and 2 years old. Good buildings. Spring water piped, hot water and bath in house. Team, wagon and implements go with place. This should be a big money producer in a short time. $i8.ooo- $7Qoo Cash. 10 Acres, Willow Flat. 6 acres 1 year old apples; 4 acres strawberries between trees, balance easily cleared. Small house and barn. SQ0- 10 Acres, Willow Flat 3 acres cleared, balance easily cleared. All tillable and best of fruit land. $3500. f 1500 Cash. Balance easy. Epping.Brydle Land Co. PHONE 56 Ground Floor FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDd. LESLIE BUTLER. President F. McKERCHER. Vice-President TRUMAN BUTLER. Cashier BUTLER BANKING COMPANY HOOD RIVER, OREGON Capital, $50,000. Surplus and Profits, $45,000. COMMERCIAL BANKING MODERN SAVIN6S DEPARTMENT HSSD RJVER ABSTRACT CO. J. M. SCHMELTZER, Seoretary Abstracts, losorincc, Coivcginclng ud Sarclg Boids We have the only complete set of Abstract Books in Hood River County and are in position to execute all work with promptness and accuracy. We represent some of the best old line Fire Insurance Com panies doing business in Oregon, and can give the fire insurance obtainable for the money. Our reputation as conveyancers is known to all. .ill of our work is guaranteed. Come to us when you want Surety Bonds of any description. Office In th DAVIDSON IUILDIN0. N. I. Cerntr Cticsfl tnut n Ihlrt Strait Home Phone HOOD RIVER, OREGON TO IMPROVE CALL BY a o N I. HOME TELEPHONE S. EI. BARTMESS Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer ESTABLISHED IS YEARS MOOD RIVER. OREOON IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN "THE NEWS." Established 1900 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES An. Bankers' Assn. Travelers Checks YOUR SERVICE NUMBER COMPANY SSZZZ3