THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1910
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DR. F C. BROSIUS
Physician and Surgeon
Kaauiane. Oak and Park. Offlca. Omk'and Second
Offlca boura. 10 to 11 a. m., t toS and 7U8 p. m.
Room i, 4 and 5, Broalua Block. Hood Rivar. Ora.
H. L. DUMBLE
Physician and Surgeon
Calla promptly anawarad in town or country, day
or'nicht.
Talaphonaa-Raaidraea 611. Offlca tit
Offlca In tha Broalua Building'.
DR. E. 0. DUTRO
Physician and Surgeon
Offlca ovar Firat National Bank
Uoma'phona, Kaa.71BjOffica phona 71
Hood Rivar, Orason
SHAW & BRONSON
Physicians and Surgeons
Eliot Block Phona M
Hood River, Orwn
J. F. WATT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Offlca. Home phone 30, Raidence. SUB
Hood RiTer, Oregon
Or. If. H. Sharp Ir. Edna B. Sharp
DKS. SHARP
Osteopathic Physicians
(iraduatea of the American School of Oeteopathjr,
Kirkaville. Mo.
Office in Klkrt Building
Phone-OUice H'i. Reeidenre 102-B.
Huod Kiver. Oregon
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Dentist
Offlca, Hall Building, over Butler Banking Co
Offlca phone 28. Reaidence phone 28-B
Hood River. Oregon
H. Dudley W. Pineo, D. D. S.
Dentist
Offlca over First National Bank
Office -Home phone 131. Residence-Home 131-B
Hood River. Oregon
DR. E. L. SCOBEE
Dentist
Open evenings by appointment
Rooms 6 and 7. Brosiua Building. Phone 3"0
Hood River, Oregon
M. E. WELCH
Licensed Veterinarian
Hood River. Oreffoo
DERBY & WILBUR
Lawyers
Rooms 3 and 4. First National Bank Buikling
Hood River, Oregon
E. H. HARTWIG
Attorney at Law
Smith Block, over First National Bank
Phona 188 Hood Rivar. Oregon
John Leland Henderson
Attorney at Law
Hood River, Oregon
JAYNE & WATSON
Lawyers
Hall Buikling
Hood River, Oregon
MURRAY KAY
CIVIL liNGINELR AND SURVEYOR
Phoni 32
BMoaiua Building Hood Rivra
HOCKENBERRY & BARTLETT
ARCHITECTS
Davidson Building
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Phona 61
ALBERT SUTTON
Hrcbitcct
Hall Builoino
Hood River, Oreoon
A. C. BUCK
Notary Public and Insurance
Agent
Room 12. Brosiua Block
Hood River, Oregon
Japanese JVovelties
Kutane and Tokyo Dishes.
Bamboo Furniture.
M. NIGUMA
Oak Street, Corner 1st Phone 160
PHONC 30-L
s. MIURA, P0".
LINCOLN CLEANIN6 & PRESSING CO.
Ladies' and (ientlemen's Clothing
Made to Look Like New.
CLUB WORK A SPECIALTY
27 Oak Ntrtft
I'. O. iiox
Hood River, Ore.
Big Bargain
Ttoenly-lkzto Acres
choice apple land at Willow
Mat. rour acres in trees,
volcanic ash soil. Must sell
quick.
J. 3. Inderson.
NEWTOWN,
P. 0. PHONE, ODELL 96
ITEMS OF INTEREST
THROUGHOUT OREGON
Chronicle of Important Events
of Interest to Our
Readers.
Wade It Capturad.
Salem, Ore. After eluding the Ore
Con .uthorltlea (or many weeks,
Frnk Wade, one of the moat des
perate men who has ever escaped
from the criminal insane ward at tie
etate asylum, has been placed under
arrest at Willows, Calif. Wade was
one of the Sve convicts who made a
break from the criminal Insane ward
several weeks ago. Three of them
were immediately recaptured, and the
fifth man is atlll at large. Wade was
sent to the penitentiary lor commit
ting a murder in Jackson County, his
brother being sentenced at the same
tine for the same offense. Both re
ceived life sentences, but the brother
was pardoned a number of years ago.
NEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM
OTHER CITIES IN OREOON
10-ACRE TRACTS FOR SALE
I have the disposal of sev
eral desirable 10-acre tracts
in various stages of develop
ment. Some very cheap.
All on West side and within
easy distance of town.
ROUTE 3. PHONE 3253-L.
S. G. Oxborrow, Hood River
J. W. MORTON
Lawyer
Room ft, Kliot Buikling
Hood Kiver. Oregon
ERNEST C. SMITH
LAWYER
Rooms U and 15. Hall Ruikling
Hood Rivrr, Oregon
SAMUEL W. STARK
Attorney at Law
Eliot Building. Phona 30RM
Hood River, Oregon
P. M. MORSE
City Engineer and Surveyor
MANAUta
NcwaLL, Gomirtt A Wiui
Davidson Building Hond River, Oregon
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
A nnsineas iniwinrr a imrn t r,
Towa and Vlllsse la Oregon and
I Ha"
Hhl
Waahlniloa, giving leerlpllv
Hkelrll or earn piare, iiraim,
Mhlpplng Farllltlee and a laael
fled Hlreetorf at each lluslaeaa
sad I'roreasloa.
B U roi.R CO., laa.
Hmiiia, wasn.
Taft Transfer Co.
Draying. . .
Wood Yard
HAY, PL0UR and PEED
For Sale
Office fhone 2 Residence 232-M
PLUR-DE-LIS
-MILLINERY-
All the Latest Fall
AnJ Winter Shapes
Moderate Prices
Bartmess Building
20 Acres
OF
Fine Red Shot Soil Hood River
Apple Land In the Famous
Oak Grove District
Ten miles out in tha southwest part of tha Hood
Kiver Valley, Hood Hiver, Oregon.
"The tract is partly improved
with 5 acres in younj? com
mercial orchard, has fairly
good house, barns, etc., and
a fine spring well which is
capable of being developed
sufficiently to irrigate 40 or
more acres. This tract is
in the best apple section in
the valley composed of all red
shot soil. The surrounding
country is being rapidly de
veloped and growing into big
money.
FRANK E. I OkSIU Rd, Owner
Mood Kiver, Oregon
Mining Congress Meets.
Sumpter The first annual miodnc
oongreM convened hr Thursday.
The primary object of the oongress Is
to take up for dlsousaion and orfaa
lied action matters of Importance to
tha mining Industry In the northwest,
or of national Import to mining for
that matter. Mn of reputation In the
mining world were here from distant
point to talk on the mining toplos.
The great scope of the district will
also be made evident. Ideas of treat
In ore were advanced, and In this It
was) shown what will be the best for
future treatment of the vast amount
of ledge matter that lies within the
mountains of eastern Oregon.
H
Athena Millers Strike.
Athena A strike occurred here.
anong mill hands of Preston-Parton
Milling Company ,the object of the
strike being to gain higher wages.
The wages paid by the mill here are
12.25 a day. Manager M. L. Watts
absolutely refused to take the men
back to work for any wage and he
says that" If hands cannot be found
to do the work, the mill can well af
ford to close down for a while, as
there Is no rushing orders on hand
at present.
McMahan to Enter Race.
Salem Leonard H. McMahan will
enter the race for state senator from
Marlon, running as an independent.
The law allows Individuals to file as
independent candidates any time af
ter the primaries and up to the fif
teenth day before the general elec
tion. Mr. McMahan therefore has un
til Monday, October 24, to file his
petitions.
OWYHEE IRRIGATION PRO
JECT IS GIVEN NEW LIFE
Salem That the Owyhee reclama
tion project In Malheur county, one
of the largest of the reclamation pro
jects) in Oreguu, may come under the
120,000,000 appropriation to supple
ment the Irrigation fund and that the
com pen y which has been promoting
she Owyhee has abandoned the pro
ject owing to financial difficulties,
keoame known here.
State Engineer John II. Lewie is
now starting to attempt to place the
fro J wet under the arm of the reclam
ation service and give the Federal
utimritles a chance to develop it
through their priority claims against j
uhsequsnt small filings, wihich. If ,
they become valid, will work to defeat
any comprehensive development. j
The Owyhee is situated in Malheur 1
eeunty and includes nearly 150,000 '
acres. The Owyhee and Malheur pro- i
jecte were begun prior to the act ad- 1
Tanolng 120,000,000 to supplement the :
reclamation fuad, approved June 25, i
1910, and the water rights were Init
iated long prior. If the private en- I
terprlse fails to begin conartrurtion in
tae oear future, and the government
tolls to protect Its advantageous po
sition ae to water filings, the project j
may be so complicated by smaller
subsequent filings as to defeat any
oemprehenslve development.
Big Qsme November 12 at O. A, C.
OorvaJlls The football contest be
tween Oregon Agricultural college
and University of Oregon, will be
layed on the local campus on No
vember 12. This Is the biggest game
f the eeason and tbe students are
pleased that It will be played here Inr
stead of Portland. Five thouvand peo
ple are expected and arrangomenta
are being made to accommodate them.
Auto Thief Convicted.
Roseburg "Chick" Wright, who re
oeatly stole an automobile from the
W. C. Harding Land eompany in this
olty and was later arrested at Marsh
field in company with Ralph Casey, at
oat tiabe a student In the University
f Washington, was convicted of lar
Deny is the circuit court
Mount Tabor church In Portland,
Oregon, is to be the place for the
next annual meeting of the Presby
twUn synod of Oregon.
Beginning at 10 o'clock Wednesday
niorning the Oregon Congress of
Mothers met in fifth annual confer-
ace at Portland.
The next annual meeting of the na
tional eonventlon of Christian ohurch
w will be held at Portland, In Octo
ber, 1911.
Portland lumber manufacturers
have gone on record as strongly In fa
vor of the proposed Panama cnal ex
position in 1915 being held at San
Francisco
The lll session of the Willamette
Valley Chautauqua assembly will
open at Gladstone July 4, with a great
celebration, closing July 16.
Statistics for September compiled
by Dr. Calvin S. White, secretary ct
the state board of health, show that
there were 34 violent deaths in the
state outside of Portland in that
month.
H. W. Treinbatn, of Oregon City,
representing the department of fish
eries, has left for Alaska to secure
the first shipment of 1,600,000 sock
eye salmon eggs from the government
hatchery on Yes Bay in Alaska.
Multnomah county property will be
assessed for approximately 145,000,
000 more thla year than a year ago,
according to incomplete figures pre
pared by County Assessor Slgler. It
is estimated that of this amount the
city alone will show an increaee of
,35,000,000.
Saturday tihe new rates of the
Wells-Fargo Express oompany for 200
points in Oregon became effective.
The last tariff and schedule was
checked by the state railroad com
mission and Its order will now stand.
The new rates enow them to be 84 per
cent of the former rates.
Prizes aggregating ,640 were award
ed 23 students of Oregon high schools
and colleges for eseays on conserva
tion subjeots at a meeting of the Ore
gon State Conservation Commission
in Portland. Most of the successful
contestants were from Portland high
butiools and the girl student made
by far the best showing.
The decision of John B. Horner,
professor of English literature at Ore
gon Agricultural College, to withdraw
his acceptance of the nomination of
superintendent of public instruction
on the democratic ticket, leaves Prof.
L. R. Alderman of the state university
the sole nominee In the field.
After re-electing Mrs. Ada Wallace
Unruh, of Portland, president, and
namir.j the other general officers as
taey were for the past year, the 27th
annual convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of Ore
gon closed at Salem.
For the purpose of organizing the
fruitgrowers of tie Pacific northwest
Into a united body in order to stimu
late fruit production, and to create a
world-wide market, the Northwestern
Fruit Exchange has been formed. The
promoters of the organization are
composed of practical fruit growers of
Oregon, Washington and Iduiio.
A movement is on foot by tlie hunt
ers and fishermen of Klamath coun
ty to meet and consider proposed
changes in the game and flab, laws to
be placed before the legislature. One
change suggested Is to have the deer
and duck shooting seasons conform
In Klamath county, Oregon and Sis
kiyou and Modoc counties, California.
The state of Oregon and Washing
ton contain one-third of the available
water power energy In the United
States and between six and seven mil
lion horsepower can be generated in
the two states, according to Fred H.
Kenshaw, hydrographer of the United
States geological survey, who has had
charge of measuring the flow vt the
Pacific northwest rivers during the
past two years.
Theodore Opstind, office deputy to
the masiter fish warden, is attempting
to unravel a mystery in connection
with a figure 7 plainly marked on
the cheek of a silverside salmon,
found by some fishermen at Astoria.
The same make, it is said, was found
by some fishermen on the cheek of
a Chinook salmon captured near As
toria kmt iring It Is believed if
these markings could be traced that
come Interesting Information might
be learned as to the migration of these
fish.
Oregon youths who are dewirou of
entering the United States naval I
academy at Annapolis will be given aa j
Opportunity to compste for the au- I
pointraent which United States ten- l
tor Jonathan Houme hae been auth
orized to make for 1911. Senator
Bourne has left the natter of the ei
amlnatlotm In the hands of Professors
J. B. Horner, of the Oregon Agricul
tural college, Pixfe-r Hopkln Jen
klns of the Jefferson high school, and
Professor James It. Bach, of Colum
bia university. AU cuidMaies to the
academy are te be examined either
the third Tuesday In April, 1911, at
An tori Baker City, Eugene or Port
land, or third Tuesday la June, 1111,
at the naval academy.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
On and after October
20th all prices on lots and
Industrial Sites in 'Ri-Ver-xJiebet
VarK. Addition to Hood
PixJer tuill be advanced
Uen (10) per cent.
Hood RiOer Development Co.
J. F. Haicheldcr, Pres.
Fancy Apples in Fancy Packages
Our Specialty Fancy Packages, containing
one to 112 Extra Fancy Hoocf River Apples.
Send a Sample to Eastern Friends
Express prepaid anywhere in United
States or Canada. ::::::
ROBINSON, DeREDING & CROCKER
Commercial Club Booth Hood River, Oregon
Well Drilling;
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APPLE LAND & ORCHARD COMPANY
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
OWct, No. Oik Strati
NICHOL & HADLOCK
ORCHARD
LANDS
AND 1 CITY
REALTY
Brosius Building, Corner Second and Oak
Hood River, Oregon
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