THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1910
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We have some very nice Smoking Jackets that
would make nice gifts. 2nd Floor
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THE PARIS FAIR
The Store That Saves You Money
Pocket Knives, Razors, Shaving Sets,
Military Sets, Shaving Brushes, Pocket
Combs and dozens of other desirable articles
for any gentleman
Sill
A. IM JfK i
it P:Hpi
Get one of our Overcoats before
Christmas; make yourself a pres
ent of one, if you think nobody
else will. It will be a Christmas
reminder for a long time to come
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothes wear well, look well all
the time-have the right tone
and style.
Suits for $18, $20, $22 and $25
Overcoats for $16.50, $18 and
up to $25.00
We're headquarters for Christ
mas gifts for men and young
men. This store is the home of
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
TIES
4-in-hand. Shield Tecks, Cravats
and Bows. One of the finest as
sortments you could find. All
this season's newest styles and
colorings. Ties for
10c, 15c, 25c, 50c,
75c and $1.00
Ties put up in neat individual
boxes in a neat, attractive way
Handkerchiefs
Japanette, Pure Linen or Silk,
plain or initial, plain hemstitched
or fancy border. Large Silk
Muffler Handkerchiefs in all
colors.
Cuff Buttons
Collar Buttons,
Rings, Stick
Pins and Watches
Copyright Hirt SchaifaeT & Man
riir. for all occasions ;Dress,
UlOVeS Driving or Work. We
carry one of the largest lines of
gentlemen's gloves in the city,
leather or wool. These are nice
gifts for any one.
Suspenders $1?
and Silk plain and fancy de
signs, each pair done up in a
nice Christmas box. A very
large assortment to choose from
for 25c, 35c, 45c, 65c, $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.50.
Fancy Half Hose
for Men in Lisle Thread and
Silk, a splendid lot to choose
from.
Sweater Coats and Jackets
in plain colors and fancy mixtures
all sizes.
VOTES STATE AID
FOR GOOD ROADS
After rei'oliiinetnllDH t!i? exieitli
tureof f J.lUO.OOO f..r ntate-Id roadu,
the (telega tet from all partn of
i irt'Kon In attendance upon the gool
road convention hehl In Wctunie
Hall. Seventh ntreet, Portland, ad
journed Monday. Of the lar;e hum
mentioned, r cent In to le
taken from the ftwi.iMHi, or -er
cent In to Ik? taken from the utate
treasury and the remainder comes
from the counties taking advantnt'e
of tbe state law.
The t wo Important measures were
nettled by providing that state aid
should be one third and the county
two thirds, providing that $4J,OiMt is
expended by the county. The sec
ond point was left to the county
court to locate the road, with the
restriction that "such road shall
Itegln at one of the principal market
place lu the county or shall connect
with a permanent road lending to
such a place, ami shall lie so located
that, when constructed, as heirin
provided. It will constitute one of
the main traveled roads to the place
from whence It starts."
A. I. Mason of Hood Kiver was the
principal dehatt r of the day, ami as
each section of the bills was read f r
consideration he advocated views re
Kardim; the methods which should
lie adopted. He said that he lacked
confidence in the county court to tix
a road with satisfaction
The Hood Kher delegates lu atten
dance a t the convention were .1. I.
Henderson. .1. W. Morton. U. 1 u.
bertson. tj, A. Mci'urdy. II.
Khoades. S. V. Curran. I! I'. I'.adle
man. Hans haste, heslle I'.ut -r and
A. I Mason.
Where is Mrs. Helen Curry?
Information wanted of Mrs Helen
Curry, formerly of Klondike, Slier
man county, ore. Anyone knowing
her present address will please send
It to Ilev. Father Hlckey. W nsco. Or.
Gems In Terse
Forty Thousand
Prescriptions Have Been filled at This Store
In The Past Ten Years
This record shows better than
anything else the confidence
placed in this store both by
the Doctor and the Patient
Chas. N. Clarke
GLACIER PHARMACY
Hood River :: :: Oregon
THE NEW OAKEN BUCKET.
HOW clear to this I.eirt are th
scenes of my c.aMiioiwl
A swaRL'r estate on l.on. Is
land's south slime
The smooth shaven lawns ami thi
spick and spun wiMwoml.
The pheasants, the swans and t he pea
cocks Kalore.
The w ide spreading parkland In pet feci
condition.
The pools where an orderly cataract
fell.
The well house, a dream In a style tlwt'i
called mission:
The new oaken bucket that hunj In th
well-
The mission oak bucket, the silver hounc
bucket.
The gold mounted bucket that hung Ir
the well!
The cottane pnlatinl of seventeen (fihles
The boathouse. tne launches, the stean
yaehl, the yawl.
The tennis and squash courts, the green
house, the stables.
The hounds and the hunters I fondly
recall.
On each of these Items of fond recollec
tion I love In the years of my manhood tc
dwell.
And fjr one I confess an especial affec-tion-
The smart de luxe bucket that hung In
the well.
The quartered oak bucket, the gold mount
ed bucket,
The Tiffany bucket that hung In th
well.
ChampaKne Is a mocker, and strong drink
is raging.
Indulgence produces a feelim? forlorn.
And water, cold water, Is best for as
suaclng
The thirst that ensues on the subse
quent morn.
And now when I wake with a case ol
"hot coppers"
And fondle a head with a maximum
swell
My fancy reverts to that place of pop
pers And sighs for that bucket that hung In
the well
The stiver lined bucket, the gold mounted
bucket.
The monoeramn.ed bucket that hung In
the well.
liert l.eston Taylor In l.l
VOTED SIX MILL TAX AT
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
At a special meeting held Monday
at the Park street school a six mill
tax was voted to defray school ex
penses for the ensuing year. Tne
amount voted Is expected to take
care of all the school expenses and Is
six mills less than the tax last year,
when the amount was 1:.' mills. "
I'atrons expressed themselves as
satMied with the conduct of the
schools and In favor of t lie new fea
tures that have been added to the
course.
GRAND
AT
STROUP'S HALL
SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC, 17
A Good Time is Assured
Come Everybody
EXPECTATION.
KOI. I. on. r shlnl-ig sun.
To th far ea'
Bring down. e shades of eve.
The Soft salt breeze'
Bhlr" out. o stars, and ll-'l.t
My darllrid's pathvjv briu; t
As through the summer niht
8he crime, to me!
Jo. in Hay
WOOD & HUGGINS
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Preferred Stock, Heinz's 57 varieties Pickles, Krout,
Mince Meat, Catsup, Apple Butter, Etc. Splendid j
line of canned Tomatoes and Corn at IO cents 4
THE SECRET.
VOL' ask me w hat I love In you
- What vlttlie oii josi-ess
Which most appeals, yoi.r wiuth.
Your truth or Just our loveliness?
And 1 will tell you true my dear.
I love you Just because you're queer!
?OT all your beauty nor your youth
Nor aught that you possess
Appeals to me endearingly
As Just your foolishness
Ah, yes. my dear, you're dear to tne
Because you seem so queer to me!
THE world Is full of loly niald.
Whom all acknowledge fair.
And maidens who are quite ns true
For whom I do not care
I love you. dear- and this is true
Just for the silly things you do'
- Idler.
DISCONTENT,
've heverythlng you
Monroe Opera House
Formerly Ferguson's Hall
HOOD RIVER
New Stage Entirely Rebuilt
Seating Accommodations for 350 People
Special Engagement
"Lost in the Hills'
"Folks Down East'
"The Runaways"
"A Bachelor's
Honeymoon"
The Fraser
Stock Co.
In their Latest Successes
FOUR NIGHTS
Commencinj?
Thursday
December 15
Special Price Matinee on Saturday Afternoon Commencing 2:30
POPULAR PRICES, 25c, 35c and 50c
All New Scenery High Class Specialties Between Acts
Reserved Seats Now Selling at C. A. Richards Billiard Hall
SOLI: AGENTS R)R PURL VVMITL FLOUR
...Your orders will receive onr best attention...
'ARRY ON
X TOV rewn t
Ywant
There ain't a bloke hon earth
That doesn't sluh for something. HI
Ion't cre how much 'e'a worth.
The poor man alKhs for money
To heana 'la load of care, i
The rich man ruba la ahlny pate I
An' wlahea 'e had 'air
The middle clarna wanta moturcara. i
But cawn't hafford m quite.
Poor br;ara would he aatlafled I
If they could tet a bite. I
Ha little 'am hand bread would do. !
The rich man alKha hand alcha j
Hand wlahea e d a atomach that
Would atand for happle plea.
HI don't car o much that you 'av
Nor 'ow much you may ft.
There a halwayi aomethlns that you want I
Bo lilt a no ue to fret. i
The poor man 'aa 'la llttl wanta;
The rich man 'aa 'la car,
'la atomach either hout of whack
Hor hell ' 'a do 'air.
Detroit Fre Praaa. I
SPECIAL PRICES ON BUGGIES AND HACKS
To make room for a Carload of Mitchell Wagons soon to arrive
we are making some very attractive prices on Buggies and
Macks for next Ten Days. See them before buying. : : : :
BCowers Hardware Company
Phone 99
Cor. Oak and First
LEGAL AND OTHER NOTICES
NOTICE TO CRtUITONS " "
Notic is hereby triven tht the undemmnJ haa
been aiJJuinUJ miln.ii.iMtn.tur of th Mtal of O.
A. Hi-it a. deevMMl. All (-nna hnvnitf claim
airamat & eatat are hrby not i tied to praavnt
tha aamL duly and rvtrularly venlifd Ionia at tha
i law utlic of S. W. Stark, in lluud Kiw r. Oretfon.
within aix monlha of tha data of Una none.
IteUtl Itecernbvr VI, 1910. &0-tf-?
MOTILE TO CKtU.TUKS'
Notica ia hervby iriven that tha undriirnaJ haa
bn appoint rd by the County Court of tha 8 tat a
of Orvirtin. for Hood Kiver lunty. to ba lminia
tratorof lh mtate of Krwdfrick DeKoreat Uhani.
dK-fH3l, and all ieraona hAvina; elm una airaiuat
maid eatattf ar hrt'hy notiftetj to prmwnt tha mama
to m, duly veritWd, at the olic of Jayna A
Wataon. in the cily of iloud Kiver, Oregon, within
aix moutha from the data of tha tlrat publication
nf thia notice.
, lul of hrt publication. December Uth, 1910.
M. H. MMlDY, Adminiatrator.
AUMIMSIKATHIX'S NOTICE TO CKtOITORS "
K at ute of Stephen II. May berry, Ieceaited.
Notice ia hereby itiven by tha umlermirnei..
Juliet A. Maylterry, alininitratriK of tha
ealate of Stephen H. May berry. decuted,
to the creditor of. and all peraona havintf claiuia
atrmuiHt huk! deceased, to preaent them duly veri
Hed, within aix tti) months after the rirat publicm
ti n of thin notice, to maid alminmtratrix at the
office of John Leland Henderaon. Inc., in lloud
Kiver. Oietcon,
Kirat publication. Deceniber 7. HMO
Jl I.1ET A. MAYHKRRV.
50-2c Admmwtratrix.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oreiron. for
Hood Kiver County. Cora Sinclair, plaintiff, vs.
Frank H. Sinclair, defendant. To Krmak H. Sin
clair, the above named defendant: In the name
of the State of Oregon you are hereby required
to appear and anxwer the complaint tiled maramat
you in the attove entitled suit on or before r'ri
day. the Nth day of January. A. l. 1911. that beintf
the last day fixed by imid Court for you to appear
and answer said complaint, and if you fail so to
appear and answer maid complaint, for want
thereof, the plaintilF will apply to maid Court for
the relief prayed for in her complaint, namely:
For adecreeditMolvinir the mammae contract be
tween plaintitr and defendant: for the care, con
trol and custody of the minor children: and for
such further relief as to the Court may seem
meet and proper. This summons is published in
pursuance of an order of the Hon. W. L. Krmd
Hhaw. judire of the atMtve entitled Court, made
anil entered on the 19th day of November, A. l.
l:Mu. The date of the first publication hereof ia
November Jid. 1110. and the ImHt publication will
lie on the tlth day of January, A. 1. 1911, and the
amine will be published for six consecutive weeks.
K. h. haktwk;.
47-1-c Attorney for Tlaintitf.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oreiron. fur
Hotel Kiver County. Anna K. Jones. I'laintifT, vs.
C. vV. Jonem. Defendant. To C. W. June, de
frndmnt mlmve named. In the name of tha State
of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear ami
answer the complaint tiled mmrminst you in the
mtiove en tit lei 1 suit on or before six weeks from
the date of the first publication of this summons,
hereinafter xtated, and if you fmil to spemr and
answer said complaint, the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief prayed for in her com
plaint, namely, f'r m divorce from the defendmnt
upon the k round of desertion. You are notified
that this ttummont is served upon you by publi
amtnn for six weeks in tha HmmI Kiver News by
order of the County Judtre of said county of Hood
Kiver. mmde Nov. 22nd, l'.'h). directine; said sum
mons le so publihed for a period of six weeka,
requiring you to app'ar and answer said com
plaint on or Itefore six weeks from the date of the
find publication there if. The date of the first
pubhcution of this summons is Nov. 21 rd, 1910.
S. W. STAKK.
47-1-c Attorney for Plaintiff.
KLIiISTKATlON 01- UNO TITLE
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Hod Kiver.
In the matter of the Application of Joseph G.
Jmrvis to retriater the title to the following; de
ar ri bed trmctof land situate in Hml Kiver County,
Stmte of Oregon, to-wit:- Commence mt the quarter
section corner on the Kmst boundary of Section
Twenty-four -4, in Township Two (1 North of
KanireTen 10) emt of the Willamette Meridian,
and which quarter corner is mmrked by an iron pin,
and one of the original bearinK trees stmmlinir,
thence run North m Ionic theemM boundary of amid
section, and mlonir the rantre hne between town
ships two U north, ten U") and eleven (11) east,
five I:')) chains loan iron pipe, thence run parallel
to the quarter section line of said section twenty
four 4 . south Mi deajree 3tf nnnulee west, eiaht
(h clm ns t an iron pip aet at the aoutheaat cor
ner of the tract of land eoutfht to be reicistered
herein mud hereby; thence run north pmrmllel to
the rm.-d houndmry f sai section (2it twelve
rhmins and forty t40) links to an iron pipe in the
center of the county road; thence run N. KSJ de
irrees 3iminut s west in the center of said county
T'Hid M'ven 7t chains, thirty-six mnd three tenths
;t) links to mn iron pije set for the northwest
corner of the tract herein; thence run south 0
deifreea l.'l minutes west twHve t!2) chains and
fifty-three .T-t) links to at. mm piie s-t for the
ttouthwest corner f the tract herein; thence run
north '. decree X minutes east, pmrmllel to the
south Ix.unilary of the north half of said section
twentv-four (241 Iwinp; the quarter section line,
seven (71 rhains and forty-one (41j links to the
ami MMithemst rrner and the place of bt-ifinnins;
of the tract above described; and which trmct is a
part of the southaMt qtmrtcr f the north
em t quarter of said section twenty-four 124 1,
and contains nine j twenty-four (.24) acres
of land; and ia bounded north by Imnd be
lonKin to W. F. Itraway. west by land
belonientr to K. N. Johnson, south by land belong
ins; to Henry W. Krutsow, and east by land be"
loriKiiia to VV. F. Lara way.
I'laintifT.
vs.
John Robinson, and the children and grandchild
ren of VV. V. Johnson, deceased, to-wit H. C.
Johnson, John M. Johnson, also known as J. M.
John on. J. W. Johnson. (Jnn Clay Johnson, also
known as O. C. Johnson, Orin C. Johnson and
Onn Johns.n. Jeasu (irtrude Johnson, mlo
known ms (Gertrude Johnson; all chihlren of mm)
W. V. Johnson. deceaHe); Knlph 1. M lnal.l.
also known as Kulph M l insld: Jessie Mrliiald.
Nina Melonald. Jennie MfIonsld. Ims A. Mc
Ihrinid, also known as lin MrlKnimkl. minor
children of ( ictnvim Johnson Mrlnald, deceased,
daughter of VV. V. Johnson, deceased; Arthur
Kand and Fdna Kand. minor children of
Mertha M. Johnson Kand. also known
as Kertha Johnson Kand. deceaaed.
laughter of said VV. V. Johnson, deceawd, the
satd Kdna Kand now licinir nnmel Fdna Hornunir,
mnd Items; the milopted child of Christian Hor
nunir anl his wife. I.ulu Hornunir. mnd Iflanrhe
H. Philips, and all whom it may concern.
Defendants.
To All Whom It May Concern
In the Name if the State of Orejron,
Take notice-- thnt on the thirtieth day of Novem
ler, A. I. l!M0 an application was tile! hy naid
Joseph!. Jarvis in the ('ireuit ourt of HihmI
Kiver County for initial rrifist ration of the title
to the land aUve ilfwnhcd. Now uiiUks you mp
penr on ir la-fore the 9th day of January A. I
lull and show cause why such application shall
not le ifninti-l, h same will lie taken as con
feKMcd and a decree will le entered mccordink to
the praer of the applicatin and you will lie for
ever Iwrred from dihputinir the same.
iKO. I. Cri.KKRTHON.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
John Inland Henderson,
F. C. Howell.
Applicant's Attorneys. lift 2c
Mt, Hood Railroad Company
TIME TABLE NO. 9
Effective 12.01 A. M.. Oit.
Sim I hlioii ii il .Yut
...I. SI nl inns
8.00 Hood Kiver
8.0r iWcrdale
8.15 Switchback
8.3o Van Horn
8.40 Mohra
8..r,.r, 0!dl
1. 10 Summit
9.20 Iiloucher
9.40 Winans
9.4.riAr. Dee
Dee
Troutcreek
WiKwlworth
I'arkdale
9th, 1910
tli hoit ml
'. .1.
4.00
3.55
3.45
3.15
3.10
3.00
250
2,45
2.35
Lv. 2.30
2.00
1.55
1.35
1.30
Ar.
Lv.
; A. Wilson, A "cut
Notice
Copy for advertisement!! MUST be
I In the office by Monday NOON.