THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1911
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EMPLOYMENT
MISCELLANEOUS
Situation, vanted on ranch. Or
around private place. Prefer
steady place year round, garden
ing, fruit, berries, poultry, etc.
Sober, steady. $50 per month;
furnished room, board "and wash
ing. John Shepherd, Hood Uiver,
Oregon. 6-7p
llanted Position as manager of
H large bearing orchard; thor
ough knowledge of orchard rou
tine, pruning and packing; only
first class oners considered,
Communicate "C," News office
3-10p
llfanted - Experienced fruit man
H wants jM)sition as foreman of
orchard; can handle all detail;
prefer permanent position; best
of references. Address o. K. b.,
News office. 4-7p
Wanted Two Faultless or other
good make of horse stump
pullers to rent for about two
months. Call A. C. Hallam,
Hotel Oregon. 5-Gp
llfanted -Man and wife to work
IT on fruit ranch, 3 1-2 miles
from town; steady position for
right party; must furnish refer
ences. Address A. R C, News
office. 5-fp
lllanted I want a situation to
ft take charge of a fruit farm;
well experienced; with family.
W. R Yoerger, It. I). 2, box 193
4-5)
llanted Japanese young man
If wants day work at cooking,
housecleaning, etc. Address H.
Yama, 14 Oak street, phone 1G0.
2-5p
Voung man, good worker, wants
i job on ranch. Phone 1J0L and
ask for Brookins. 6-7p
FOR SALE
For Sale One high wheel, solid
tire, auto-run-about the car
that travels the rough roads. No
danger of getting your tires
Dunctured. Just the car for a
small family. Price only $200 if
taken soon. H. Dethman, tele
phone 204-K. 6-9p
If you want any Clarks Seedlings
5trau-tprrv nlants or anv New
town, Spitzenburg or Ortley apple
trees for spring planting, see or
write, J. 1. Nealeigh, lloocl
River, Oregon. 6-13p
n-W. It. & N. bridge wood for
U sale. Iieave orders at Morn
son & Hayward's, phone 13-L.
5-6p
For Sale or Rent Typewriters,
new or second-hand, on easy
terms. A. W. Onthank. tf
May For Sale Alfalfa and wheat
I hay for sale. Ralph Hinnchs.
phone 3232-L. 5-13p
For Sale -One Petaluma incuba
tor, size 220 egg. F. C. House,
K. I). 2. 5-6p
or Sale-Oil meal at White
head's. 4-tf
F
LIVE STOCK AND FOWLS
("or Sale A few fine vigorous
White Rock cockerels, also
V'hite Leghorns; both breeds
from trap-nested mothers with
splendid records. For particu
lars phone 75 Odell or address
W. II . Tobey, Parkdale, Or. 5-Gc
For Sale--Parred PlymouthRocks.
A few fine cockerels for sale.
Address Mercer & Clark, Hood
River. R. I). 3, box 74. Phone
18920C. l-8p
For Sale Horse and buggy,
light lumber wagon, two in
cubators, three brooders. All
cheap. W. H. Root, Belmont
road. G-tf
For Sale A good Jersey cow.
Will be sold on reasonable
terms. Phone 2012L. fi-tf
REAL ESTATE SECTION
Wanted -To trade high grade
Portland property for partly
improved fruit land, west side of
valley. Give full particulars in
first letter; owners only. 450
19th street, Portland, Or. 2-5p
For Sale lo or 20 acres land.
No better land or location in the
valley. For particulars address,
100, care News. 6-Dp
For Rent Furnished room in
center of town. Apply at
News oflice, tf
Copy for advertisements MUST bo
In the office by Monday NOON.
Wanted Good family driving
horse, 1150 or 1200, must be
sound and safe for lady. Dick-
. erson & Peck.
u-op
RUSINESS CARDS
oan Agency Loans offered,
. $500, $700. Loans wanted,
:::i()0, $600, $1000, $1200, $1500,
!!2000, $2500.. Apply to A. W.
Onthank, 305 "Oak street, tfc
f vou have a buildiner vou want
moved or raised see or write J.
Nealeigh, Hood River, Oregon.
i. D. No. 2 6-13
LOST AND FOUND
Pound A ladv's fur was left in
I the pew of the Methodist
church a few weeks ago and may
be had by applying at the church.
0-W, R. & N. COMPANY
wiisr BOUND
Na 9. Fast Mail (no paaaenvera) 4:fO A. M.
No. 3. Portland Flyer 6:10 "
Na 7. Portland Local 7:45 "
Na 6. Oregon A Washington Express 8:M '
No. 11. Soo-Spokana-Portland . . :25 "
No. 1. Portland Local 8i2S P. M
Na 17 Chicago Limited 8:45 "
EAST BOUNTJ
No. 2. Prndloton Loral 10:30 A. M.
Na 1H Orevon and Wuh. Limited 11:53 "
Na 8. The Iall.- Local :20 P. M.
No. 10. Fat Mail, no psftsenirers 825
Na 6. Omron & Washington Expreasl0:20 "
Na 12. Soo-Spoksne- Portland 10:55 "
Na 4. Walla Walla Passenger 12:55 "
Traina number 3. 5. 11 and 17 make no stops be
Iwpen Hood River and Portland. PaHsensen for
local points must take trains 7 and I.
Train 4. 12 and 18 stops only at The Dalles. Arl
ington. Umatilla and Pendleton. Passengers for
points between flood River and Pendleton must
take trains No. 2, 6 and 8
For further information inquire at ticket office
J. M. FRLDRICY, Agent.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice im hereby tfiven that the under iffned has
been appointed executrix of the eatate of Frank
S. CUrk, dereatted. All pentona having claims
ajcainHt said entate are hereby notified to present
the same, duly itimiied and regularly verified at
the law office of S. W. Stark, in Hood Hirer. Ore..
and all persona knowing: themselves to be indebted
to said estate are requested to pay the sapie.
Dated this 7th, day of Fehr. l'.'ll.
Nannie E. Clark,
G-lO-o Hood River, Oregon.
HOOD RIVER ESTATE TO
BECOME MILLIONAIRE HOME
A. M. Berr.v of Chicago arrived In
town Sat iinliiy, to take charge of
Hit' Sfh'ill place recently purchased
I i.v l'.vmi A. ICvnns ii tiiillloiialrt'
Chicago clnli man who will trnns
furiii It Into a summer home. The
house will be remodeled, enlarged
anil hcnutilicd ami the grounds
transformed into it' I'onilltlon hetit
ting a country gentlemen's estate.
Mr. Merry will have charge of the I in
provemcuts ami expects his family to
arrive licit' In the near future. Mr.
Kvuus will arrive later anil content
plate spending most of the Htimmer
here.
Music Club tlaa Knjoyable Meeting
The open meeting nf t he M lisle Club
wax lichl Moinlay evening at the
home of Mrs. II. I.. Dumhlc anil wan
characterized ly a very large atten-
ilance and an invasion of iimiHiinl
enjoy men t. The program, which
wax tie) Ik Ii t fully given. Included a
piano trio by Mrs. DumMe, Minn
Bltigdon anil Miss I'.va Brock; piano
hoIoh, Mlsn Viola Nlekclscn ami Mlsn
Blngdon; violin nolo. Will t'hamller:
voch! selections. Mr, ( linn llenncy,
MImh t'ooper, Mrs. Dutro ami Minn
Vannct; pli.no iluet, Mrs. Iumlle
ami I'.va Brock. The next meet Inn
will lie helil Momlay, February 2nth,
at the home of Mm. Itrock.
To Open 5, 10 and IS Cent Store.
The ('ruikshnnk Company, which
him rented one of the Moron in the
lli'lllironner building on Thlail St.,
will shortly open It with an up to
date 5 anil 10 cent wtore. The cstnb-
Ishmcnt will li. conducted on the
name liner, iih those in t he big ell it s
ami wlllconlain a larp and iiNefu
stock of tiew kooiI looil."i.
ASK HELP TO SAVE
GRANGE PROPERTY
I'ark Grunne held a special meet
trig at the Krauze hall Saturday ,Jau.
L'sth, for the purpone of trying to
formulate Home plan to hiivm the 10-
acre park and liulMinK" from pans
Iiik into private ownernhlp The
meeting wax attended by 2' men and
women of the wet Hide and it wax
the unaulmouM opinion that to allow
the property to flip from the grange
would not only clone out the grange,
hut that the entire valley on the
went Hide would he without a place
to hold a public meeting. The grange
therefore hltH decided to hold this
beautiful npot at all hazard anil
nine men who were prenent have
pledged theniHelvcH to pay the oil'
ligation agaliiHt the property. A
few who were prexeut have perxlxt
atitly clung to I'ark grange ami have
fought an unequal context, but are
Htlll In the front runkx and willing to
goon witli the good work.
Friday, I'eb. 3rd, the grange held
their regular meeting with a xliort
program. All had a pleaxant even
lug ami ipille an lucreaxe In attend
ance wax uotlcealile.
The men who have decided to imt
their Hhoulder to the wheel In order
to nave the grange property lx'lleve
that If everybody will help a little
that It can be made the greatext
blexxlng eventually that Mood Uiver
can have and It Ix expected t hat all
will get buxy and help them do it.
Hoohtek.
mmmm
Read In February Sunset Magaxlno
San Plrgo, The City of hrenmx
Come True. Ilcnutlfiilly llluxl rated
Iti four color.
I'ctrnzzlul Slnulng In tlie Street of
San I'ranclxco, Clirlxtma Kve.
Now on xale. All new Mtamlx, l.'i
rent
Itev. I'arxonx nnd Kcv. McOinber
are iilxtltig In revival xerlce at
Ueliuont church thl week.
The ladle of the Tulted Mrethren
church will hold a bake xale at Hart-
mexx' xtore next Saturday.
Thl week' "(let Together" meet
Ing will lie held witli Mr. and Mr. It.
K. Harblxon thl (Wednexdayj
evening.
Clirlxtlan Science xervlccH are held
In Heading Itnuin, No. 6, Davldxon
building, Sunday at 11 a. m. and
Wednexdny at S p. ni. Sunday xchool
at 10 a. in.
Mr. C. O. Horning of rnlverxlty
Park. Portland, xpent the week end
with her xlxter, Mr. K. K. Harblxon,
returning home Suntlay evening.
Her little daughter KlUnhett; accom
panied her.
Fred M. Scherer and Mlxa Oertrude
K. Turnbull were quietly married at
the parxouage of the I'tdted Breth
ren Church in tlilx city W'ednexday
evening, Feb. 1, by the paxtor, Kev.
J. It. Parxon.
An artixtic pocter ndvertlaing the
variety and niluxtrel show to lx?
given by t lie I'pper Valley Progrcxx
ive axHiK'latlon hax been placed In
the window of Plath'x drug xtore,
where It I attracting a great deal
of attention.
During tlu abxenee of F. A. Cram,
S. YV. Howard, an experienced sale
manager of Chicago, wtll have
charge of the. Htore. Mr. Howard,
who recently came to Mood Klver,
hax licen iiMxocIa tcil with xoine of the
largevt mercantile tirmx In Chicago.
At the Kaptlxt church Sunday, Feb.
PJth, morning worxhlp at 11 o'clock.
Subject, "Side Ughtxonthl Month'
Sunday School Lexxon." Singing by
U children' choir. F.venlng pralxe
xervlce at 7:.'U). Sublivt, ".When the
Bondman Became Conxcloii of Free
dom." Mr. HaigreaveM will preach
at each xervlce.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the paxtor will
npenk tin "The I'ne and Abtixe )f
Creed." In the evening the tirxt of
the xerlex of "Picture of Woman
hood" will l:e given. The ppccinl
Hiibjtrt will be "The I nfolding of a
Complete Womanhood." The pub
lic I cordially Invited.
Mr. F.ild.v, a returned mlxxlonary.
who ix xpeudlng her vacation work
ing In the Intenxt of the Woiuiiu'r
Foreign Mlxxlonary Society, will
Htienk at the Anbury K. church
next Sunday evening Mra. F.ddy Ix
worthy of a packed houxe nnd It Ix
hoped that many will avail them-
hcIvch of thl exceptional opportu
nity, Pr. Henry L. Dexter, an rnxtern
phyxlclim who xpent laxt xummer In
the Vl'l"'r Y'lHey, ha HiicccHxfulty
taken the exaininatlon before the
Oregon xtate board of phyxldnnx
and may divide to lix ittc In the Park
dale country. The din-tor hax many
friend In the I'pix-r Valley who are
hoping that he will take the medical
Held there.
far x
FRA ELBERTUS WIT
AND JOY PEDDLER
KlU-rt Hubbard, apoxtle of work
and good cheer, not only radiate a
dexlre to labor and he of good cheer,
but he Ih a pretty good practlcer of
thoxe happy way of going through
the world. Few men are harder
workerx than the Fra of Kant Aurora
Krle county, New York, and Htlll
a lex numlter are able to apparently
get um much fun out of Ih lug.
Hubbard wait bom Home place In
Illlnoix, and he grew up a worker,
which Ix perhaps the reaxon why
Home perxonx not knowing the
Joy of labor might be Inclined to call
him a dub. When he axked for a
job he could not say much of t lie
hcIiooIm he bad attended, but In later
yearx he claimed to tie an alumnux of
the Unlverxlty of Hard Knockx.
When a fairly young man Hubbard
got to thinking and exprexxed lilx
idea In xuch an Imprexnlve faxhlon
that the editorx called him a Philtx
tlne, luxtead of buying hi tnauu
xcrlptrt. After xpeudlng conxlderabie
time lu editor' ante-roomx he con
cluded to lie hi own editor, and
managing to find an Idle print xliop
In F.axt Aurora the flrxt number of
the Phlllxtlue came out. It wax a
"periodical of prott-xt" publixhed
"every little while." It wax wrapped
lu butcher' paper with a little red
Ink on It. The Inxlde pngex con
tained a heart to heart talk by the
paxtor to hi flock followed by a few
random xhot at the world, inter
xperxed with a few"inental MarttnU"
and ending with an ad for little pig
n linages. Plenty of capital letter
were thrown In to eiupliaxize the
good stuff and while the Phlllntlue
wax not ntarteil ax a permanent In
Htltutlou Hubbard ban not yet been
able to xtop l(.
This was the beginning, or very
nearly so. Hubbard iereelveil a
market for good book well put to
gether and he noon had xome expert
binder working lu a barn. The
book Hold and more were made.
The Itoycrofterx branched out Into
making other linen of pretty and use.
ful thlngn and xoon extabllxhed a
permanent comnmulty of cheerful
workers, tiuhhnrd In the moving
spirit of all the undertaking. He
writes nnd lectures and edit a good
deal, bexldea writing nioxt of the ml
vertlxemelits for hi niagaiinen. The
Itoycrofterx in F.axt Aurora nell flow
ing bow necktlex, muxic lenxoux, gar
den furniture, artixtic bookx, Chrlxt
miiH gift, hotel accomodation,
leather good and a few hundred
other thing which they make ax
well a anybody. EllxTt Hubbard,
banker, I alxo helping many people
to xtart and grow saving account.
The buxy man who I responsible
for all these thing Ix coming to
Hood Uiver. He will xee the valley
and give hi lecture, " The March of
The Centurlen." in Hcllbroliner'n hall
at S o'clock Monday evening, Febru
ary 90. The management wlxh the
announcement made that there will
Ik' no reserved neat.
ST. VALENTINE1
VILLAGE TUESDAY
Odd Follow Hall will prenent nu
old time appearance, on Tuenday ev.
enlng, February 14th, the night of
the St Valentine lllage Fete if the
plan of flic good ieople of St.
Mark's are even half carried out.
The He will provide Hood Uiver
with a cl.lxx of entertainment never
attempted Is fore here and will give
thoxe whoattend a glimpse of the
time when life wan full of heart In
rerent nnd fascination. All the feat,
liren of the old time village will be
re prexe tiled Inc hiding Its buxom nnd
comely lassies and stalwart lad.
The spirit of St. Valentine will W
abroad nnd merriment and good
cheer wfll prevail. You nre Invited
and the price of admission wont
break you.
I.. II. .lamlxon. a prominent mining
man, Ix In the city and I visiting hin
nlxter. Mm. F. M. Flrebaugh. Mr.
.Iitiiitxon Iiiix clijiriri of a imtiilier of
mining urolectn In Southern Oregon
ami In making hln headquarters st
tiranta Pass.
MARKIED
LAKAWAY uluhahu
K. E. Laraway and Mix Ida Hub
bard, both well known and highly
enteemed young Hood Uiver rexl
deiitx, were married Wednenday at
the home of thegroom'n parents, Mr
and Mrx. W. F. I.araway. The cere
mony was performed by Itev. K. T.
Slmpxon, of St. Mark's Episcopal
church, and was witnessed only by
relatives and Intimate fi lends of the
family.
The wedding occurred on the same
date a the wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Lara way, senior, and
was made the occasion of a very
pleaxant family celeliratlon.
The newly married couple are In
southern California, where they will
spend a month liefore returning to
Hood Uiver, where they will make
their home In a rexldence on Caxcade
avenue recently purchaned by Mr.
Laraway.
BARRETT
Dr. E. Ii. Wright Is In Portland
most of the time, working In his
dental ollice.
Contractor L. M. Hently has the
furnace set up and Ix now plaxterlng
the new xchoolhouxe.
Mrx. J. J. (iibbons returned from
Portland Saturday, where she hax
Ixt'ii visiting fur a week.
County School Supt C D. Thomp
son made a vlxlt to Barrett net I
laxt Thurxilay. We are glad to nave
Prof. Thompson come.
Next Friday evening at the Park
(irange hall there will lie a spelling
context. Barrett vs. Frankton, fob
lowed by a basket hocIiiI. Every
body Invited.
Upper Valley Land for Sale
Large tract of land for Hale In the
Upper Hood Uiver valley. Will nell
lu one tract or will subdivide. Termn.
John (ioldsliury, Mt. Hood Hotel.
MOSILR
Mr. J. K. Illghley made a trip to
Hood Uiver Saturday.
John Evans Is on the nick list and
Is under the dictor's care.
Mlxs Lois Taylor, of The Dalles,
visited Saturday with Dr. liobluson
and wife.
Mrs. V. C. Young and daughter In
law were shopping lu Hood Uiver
Thursday.
U. U. Morrison purchased the hall
belonging to Mr. Lamb during the
week, through Ueab Extate Agent
Sturgln.
K E Fraedrlc and family left for
The Dalles Tuesday evening to take
the boat for Portland, where they
will reside.
Frank Macey and family left Tuen
day for Arizona. Mm. John Evans
accompanied them. The go In search
of a warmer climate for their health.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. Itordeu am!
nephew, Lawrence Dortiiecker, went
to Hood Uiver Saturday on business
and to vlxlt Uobt. Husbands and
family.
A. M. Hoop was the first man In
M osier to pay his taxes, (jetting the
notice out of the postoflVe Saturday,
he xtepped across to the bank and
paid them,
Mosier is to have another lumber
yard, parties having leased a tract of
land of J. X. Moxier, near the old
dryer, and are making preparations
for the work right away.
The funeral of Uusx Huskey wax
held Monday at the Chi 1st Ian church,
Uev. Carbon officiating. The Odd
FellowH, of which order deceased
was an honored jneiuIxT, attemll
in a body.
Mrs. Annie Hughes and two sons
returned Wednesday evening from
Oakland. Calif , where they spent the
winter. I hey were met in Portland
by Mrs. Hughes' Mister, Miss L. Dins
more, and will visit their mother
and other relatives for xome time.
HELLO, BILLI . '
All members B. P. O. E. arc re
quested to call at J. O. Yogi's. Oak
street, and register. Some big do
ings at The Dulles soon. Wa want
your address.
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Absolutely Pure
The only baking powdor
made from loyal Crape
Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM.NQ LIME PHOSPHATE
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
A Busts niwrtory of -h City,
Towa and Villa la Orrcoa sad
V iiHhincioa, aiviaic a vernpiiT
Nkrtrh of earn plsro, Loratlal.
Shipping Facilities aad a !"!
flril lirrrtnrr of each Bosiaea
aad 1'rufimaiua.
K. L. POT.K CO, lu,
8m I tie, n uia.
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