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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1911 e 1 . Zj u Don't Forget to Attend the Sale TWICE EDAILY, S:SO and f:30 P.M. Where Diamonfc, Watches, Clocks Jewelry Silverware, Cul Glass, Umbrellas and other fine goods are being sacrificed at Public Outcry Two Beautiful Souvenirs Given away at Each Sale Speoafl Cot GQa Salle Thursday, IVHairch 23rd 4, E. H. DeSelms, Auctioneer ARTHUR CLARKE Jeweler 1 1 INDIAN SUSIE DIES OF OLD AGE "OneHyed Susie," an she Una ill wayalicfn kniiwn, mtIiii m the old est Indian n.piiw In this community, lli'l Thursday ami wan burled Fri day In tlie cemetery at Fndcrwuod, Wash. It In believed that she wan nearly 1iH) yearn old. Sunle wns u mfinlier of the Yakima trlte and recently received f(0 an her portion of the sale of Indian landH. She wn brought to this lo cality liy Indian (ieorge, from whom hIip separated more than :0 yearn ago, after a battle with another sijuaw over hln affections. Sunle lined to do wanhlng for the early pioneer and for a iiiiinler of yearn wan a domestic In the home of E. L. Smith. On account of her ad vanced age nhp wan kept by the char itable for a nutnlier of yearn. Mood Klvcr women made her hint dayn comfortable and n, numler of them Ht tended the funeral nervlcen. All klndn of house painting and In terior decorating ami paH-r hanging at l'ortland prlccn, at Frank Day ton', Second & Cnncade. I'hone 2ls M and :J I-. TWO MEET DEATH IN FIRE AT DALLES Fdwln C, ( henebro. vice prenldent ami treannrer of the Chenebro Invent ment Co., one of the tnont prominent real estate men of Tht Dallen, and Mm. Nit a, Derry, a woman of the un derworld, were burned to death In a fire which destroyed a renort In the tenderloin dlntrlct at an early hour Wednesday morning. The building, owned by the Mlchelbneh estate, wan damaged lieyond repnlr. The lonn to the old wooden ntructure and Itn fur- n;j,!jiiujjjl!j..!jjj.iu ARE YOU GOING TO "Build a Wagon Ract THIS SEASON? If YOU ArCj and if you need supplies of any kind, or require Hlacksmithing of any nature, come to our shop and we will be pleased to fill your orders. You may want an Ironed Pole or Shaft for your buggy or wagon. We have them in white new goods at second hand prices. We do structural iron and bridge work. Let us figure on your job. Our Blacksmith Shop i equipped with modem machinery, our employes are mechanics ot tne iiiRiiesi class, the work we turn out Is A-i and guaranteed to give satisfaction to our customers. SNOW nlslilng. In estimated at S.'.'iimi Nei ther the ntructure nor the furnit lire wan Innured henebro wan well known at Hood Fiver and was a non of the man of that name who came here to take charge of the affalrn of Mill I'.oyd who coimnlttr. I suicide. I Chris Anderson, the lirnt tircman I to reach the burnlug building, given the following account of the dlnanter: "I did not know there wan a wo man lunlde, being told that all hail 1 escaped, and we devoted our at ten sion principally to preventing the (spreading of the ttamen to other I building. It nuint have been after 4 i o'clock when the alarm wan Hounded I that one of the i:irl who lived In the h me had not escaped. There wan no possible chance then of getting in in the tlaine were too tierce. "I naw Mr. Chesehro go up on t he porch and nom 'otie yelled. 'Don't go in there.' An I nald, rencue wan ut terly Impossible, and we paid no : more attention to Mr. Chenebro for J we never Imagined he would enter, I After wring him go up the step and I hearing the warning for him to come 1 back I supposed he had not entered. I but the porch was clouded with I nmoke and he undoubtedly went In! ; the door when nobody naw him, due to t he t hick smoke. j "About ." o'clock we were able to j get In the house to look for the bodv 1 of the woman and we were horrltied to tlnd the remains of Mr. Clienebro. II in body was In one corner and the bed wan to the other side of the room. He probably wan overcome by the nmoke in hi nearcli for the woman and dropped to the floor after lonlng consciousness. "The body of the girl wan on the Moor with the head stuck between the Iron rounds of t he foot frame of the lied. That may he the reason why she could not escape. Mont of the clothing wan burned off Mr. Chescbro, and all from the woman's body, the llcnh o( which wan alno badly burned. The face of both people were burned beyond recogni tion." Notice to Stockholders of the Hood River Apple (i rowers' Union The regular meeting of the stock holders of the Hood Kiver Apple lirowern' 1'nlou III be held A pril 1. 1!11, at the Hood III ver Commercial Club rooms, at In a. in., for the pur pone of electing nine directors for the ensuing year and for considering the ijut-ntlon (if Increasing the capital stock of said union from $:'.", ihhi to f.'iO.non. Also for transacting such other liunluc an may properly come before nald meet lug. C. II. srno.vT, Secretary. j TRIES SUICIDE ! THREE TIMES Falling In an attempt to commit suicide Wedm-mlay at The Dallen ; when he tired a bullet Into hln side an 1 finding, as lie later told t he a t Mending physician, t Hat It did not ! hurt badly, Die I'lllos Chronicle nays that Sid Dawson pi. iced hls."-ealibre i revolver against his forehead and fired again, but the second effort to end hln life was a failure an the bullet flattened agalnnt ami made no In dention In the skull. The would be dead man picked the bullet out of hln forehead, himself and threw It away, the young man then took what he supposed to be morphine tablets. In order to finish the job, but the third attempt was, like the others, fruitless, for the tab-. lets were those prepared for persons suffering with headache. After being removed to the hospital Dawson said: "I made a poor Job of it this time, but hope to do better next trip." He will probably r.rovi r. Dawson, who In l'J years old, came west a few weeks ago ami lived w ill) a family named llarriinan near the Sixth street bridge. He said that he has been In poor health for some time, being unable to tin) work. He wan despondent due to the fact that I he had no money wit li which to re- turn to hln folk In the cast, and an he did not want to be a burden to bin ! frlendn he had decided to take hln I'fc. Land Bargains IT acres uncleared land In Summit district for sale. 10 ncren good or chard land: 7 acres hill side. .loins Carters. Kimball and I'ilsenn. Fine noil. Address, Marlon Macliae. owner; Mt Hood Hotel. .Simplicity and Durability COLONIST FARES From the Middle and Hasten, ortiona of the I'nited Statea and Canada to Oregon, washingTonSiiortliwest 10th MARRIFl) I ONY I I Alik quiet wedding took place In the j Hotel Oregon Wednesday afternoon j when Frank S. Cory and Minn I'.tta May Clark daughter of Mr. and Mm F. Clark of t lie east side were mar i ried In the presence of a few Intimate friends and relatives. Furl Cory, a brother of the groom, was best man. and Hazel ( lark, a sister of the bride. an bridesmaid The ceremony , which wan performed In the parlor of the hotel, wan con ducted by Kev. ,1. (i. Tate and wan with a ring. After congratulations and best wishes Mr and Mrs. Cory took the afternoon train for l'ortland. I. .iter ; they went to White Salmon, where' they will make their homeand where Mr. Cory In a niicces-ful carpenter. For Sale-- A fine lot of hay in the .Mt. Hood district. Near .Mt. Mood Post Office. I'hone, (Mill W or will prevail DAILY MARCH inth TO APRIL over the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co, ard connections, the Oregon Short line. I'nion I'acifc and The Chicago and North - Western Fri m Chicago at - - s-'S-'Uhi st, I.i.uis - - - :;.on lima ha - . L'..,tKi Ka nsas City - - l'.VOO St. Paul - - (JO and from other cities corresponding ly low. You can Put; pa re Fares The Colonist fares are Westbound only, but if you have relatives or friends or emidoyeea m tho ;ct whom you desire to bring to this mat. you can deposit the value of the fare with .ur local railroad ajrent. ami an order for a fvket will ! teWraphed to any address de-irf Let the World know Of our a! rr'urctn an. 1 biu nv .rt unit fur HOMF, Bni.DING Call on the iifi.U'j-iu'nwt fcr to! intrueii1- printed mavrr t.' st-n.l t'.a..t. r gwv Mm th t l tirtv of rho-m to w hum you wuU! like S matter Wm. McMl'RKY (eneral Piisengcr gcnt I'OK I I AMI. OKH.ilN J M. r redrn y t h il kent is the basis which the WHIIF; SFW -IV! .MAC HIM; is built on. W e are unprejudiceJ in our claim that the W HIT!; is the best sewing machine in the WORLD. W e are only too glad to show you that the range of work is unlimited We make the Vibrator and Rotary machines, the latter being equipped with the Lock and Chain stitch, making two machines in one j and possesses other desirable features too numerous to mention. See SI l;W ART H ARDW ARE & Ft RM IT RF CO., local dealer, Hood River, Ore., before you buv. WHITE SUING MCHIt CO. 20 Acres Fine Red Shot" Soil Hood River' 0-W, R, & N, COMPANY Apple Land in the Famous Oak Grove District Ten nulen out in O e southwest pa--t of tl'e ll.0 Kiwr ValU'y. H.nl Kiver. Oreip'n. TJu tract is partly improved with " acres in youn.c eom mereial oivliani. has fairly jrtHHl house, barns, etc., ami a tine spring well which is capable of leinr developed sulhciently to irrivrato I') or more acres. This tract is in the best apple section in the valley composed of all red shot soil. The siirrmindinvr country is beimr rapidly ;le veloped and grow incr into bir money. IRNK F. I ORSHI R(l. Owner Hood Rier, Oregon No. No. No. No. No. N N". N.. N". No. ft I HI W I S I itoi ) r Mail t no hh.-i , -,t !an f K!:. olful I .N'lll ki n i a. li ,n ' iti r xj-t tsn Sl-'kilfU- rurt u': I hi- .) ;t " I irtttl.il 1 i:sr i5oi m i:. on i...ii i. g .n and W u h ! .in ,-l I l'i,i. - I..,..' M.. :. i . t- .v V. I .1 r r i l'j il h to ,- I r . i i t tt II, V .1 f ii 'i a I I V II --I It J. ei.l .... - Arl , M HHII f". J. II. I Rl liRICV, Agent. J