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10 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1911 GREEKS BEAT McCOY IN SUIHOR WAGES Jutltre V. L. Krndxtmw Saturday rendered a (WIhIou In favor of John 4 ieorgoUHtH. and " other Greek la horern, agAlnNt ieo. W. McCoy of Portland who owed theiu wage. The Greek went to an employment ofllee tn l'ortland looking for work McCoy, who was at the employment ofllee repretn-nted to them that by paylnit the employment office $1.00 each, and nlgnlng a paper which he reprew-nted to e a pay roll, he would Rive them work clearing land at Hood Klver. The Greek signed and came to Moot River and went to work clear Inn land near Green Tolnt. After working 20 day and clearing ten aires, their provisions tcanie ex hausted and they asked McCoy for some money. The latter told them he would go to Portland and Ret their money for them. Falling to re turn the Greeks filed Hens on the land and started a foreclosure suit. In defense McCoy brought In the paper signed by the Greeks, which In stead of being a pay-roll, proved to le a contract providing the Greeks should each work 30 days before hav ing a pay day. Judge Bradshaw considered the contract of no value and gave the Greeks Judgment for their wages. Attorney S. W. Stark represented the Greeks and II. II Hlddell, an attorney of Portland, represented McCoy. The cane has been appealed to the supreme court. visited"bigFahT orchard project T. V. Atkinson, proprietor of the store at Odell station, returned Sat urday from a trip through the I'w Iston orchard country. Mr. Atkln ou visited In particular the big tract of the Iewlston Land & Water Co,, which has 5,"00 acres planted to or chard, that It I putting on the nmr ket at $."i" an acre with the pro vision that the company will care for it until It comes Into bearing. The water right costs $. per acre. Mr. Atkinson states that the water system on the truct is the lluest that he has ever seen. Hood River Fir for Pianos Some of the red fir grown In the Hood Klver Valley has been tried for sounding boards In planus and the result has been very eucouraglng to the manufacturing concern that has made the experiment. A representa tive of a large eastern piano factory has been looking over the Held here to see what could be secured In the way of suitable tlmler for this pur pose. It Is stated that souudlng boards of Oregon 6r are of the very finest quality. POLE EXDT A preparation for immediate releif of either internal or external Tiles Releives pain instantly ASK US ABOUT IT KEIR & CASS The Reliable Druggists - Hood River S. EI. BARTMESS Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS MOOD RIVER, OREGON Office. 1213 B Srrcct Hood River I wish to announce that I have the agency for the BRUSH AUTOMOBILE The Every Man's Car J. F. YOLSTORFF 4th State St. Phone 248K 0. P. DABNEY & SONS FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE, STOVES AND RANGES We buy, sell and exchange everything in House Furnishings, Campers Supplies, etc. Don't forget the placc-Cor. 4th & State Plumbing Supplies CWe sell to all at wholesale prices. CHelp us fipht the Trust. CWe also carry a large and complete stock of Second Hand Pipe for irrigating pur poses. CWe can fill your bill no matter how large or small, at prices that will positively save you money. CWrite us for prices before buying elsewhere. J. Simon & Brothers FKONT A GRANT STRF.KTS PORTLAND, :: OREGON LOCAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE Real tut ate tranxfer tnllooil Klver county (or the week putting June 24 I'.tll, an reported ty the Hood Hlver Abdtrnct Co.: Hood Hlver Apple Orchard t'o. to Oregon Apple Co, SJi) acres In l'pier Valley. Marv I'oburn Allen to Oregon Ap pie t'o., 20 acres In I'pper Valley. l!ert Lampmau to Minnie Ix'mou lot 4. Mk .1, l'arkhurst. Caroline W. Watts, widow Annies Watts to Clayton W. Hooker, 40 ai res north of Tuckers Krtdge. Central Orchard Co. to H. I. Alex ander, 20 acres In I'pper Valley. H. C. Clilsiu to C. K. Fields, 20 acres on East Side. Joseph V. Batchelder to I'.leanor A. Derby, lot at cor Cascade and Tenth Streets. Hobert K. Harbison to W.S. Farrls, 40 acres on East Side. Cynthia A. Jones to Floy F. Canip bell, 5 acres south of Belmont. C. 15. Altcheson to Mallle Clemens, lot 10, blk 9. Idlewllde. Jessie F. Eaton to W. J. Peddleord and E. C. Hurlbcrt, 20 acres south of Summit. i. W. Press to T. L. Griffith, 40 ac res near Dee. Sarah H. Blacktnan to Mary Co- burn Allen, SO acres In I'pper Valley E. H. Hartwig to Dane D. Ballard, S acres north of Belmont. DALLES SETS ASIDE 40 AGRESFOR PARK By an overwhelming majority the voters of The Dalles have decided to set aside 40 acres belonging to the city, for a public park. The new park site lies Immediately south of the city on an eminence overlooking the town and surrounding country It Is said to lie an Ideal location for a public park, and with very little Improvement can be made a most delightful place. It Is sparsely wood ed with oak nnd pine trees, just sulli clent to afford shade. It is near the city water works, and water can be forced upon the tract with a hy draulic ram at light expense. The setting aside of this iww park Is the result of the efforts of the women's club, the Sorosis, which some three years ago legnn the agi tation. At the recent election they had an Initiative presented to the voters dedicating the land for park purposes and providing for its Im provement and maintenance. MISS ANDREWS TO MARRY DAKOTA NEWSPAPERMAN The many friends of Miss Edith Andrews at Hood Hlver will receive with Interest the news of her ap proaching marriage to George V. (iladen, a Grand Forks, North Da kota, newspaperman, who recently purchased a fruit ranch at Hood Hlver. The wedding will take place Thursday, July 20th. The Grand Forks Herald, with which Mr. Gladeu Is connected. In speaking of the marriage of Mr. Glatlen ami Miss Andrews, says: "Miss Audrews Is a former gradu ate of the Grand Forks high school, class of l'JOl, and she Is a very charm ing and accomplished young lady. She resided In East Grand Forks, but was as well and favorably known here as in her home town. She went to Hood Hlver, Oregon, three years ago and the news of her Intended marriage to George ('. (iladen, of Grand Forks, will le re ceived here with pleasing interest. 'George Gladen is a well known young business man of worth and ability. He Is connected with the Grand Forks Herald as assistant business manager, and Is secretary of the Herald Printing Company. His resignation of these Important and confidential positions will take effect the l.'ith of July, when he leaves here to make Oregon his future home. Mr. (iladen lias purchased an apple ranch In the vicinity of Hood Hlver, and he and tils bride will muke their home there on the ranch. Mr. Gla den has been a resident of Grand Forks for nine years, and It is safe to say that no one Is better or more favorably known, and the liest wishes for the future of this happy pair will 1' uttered by scores of friends here." LYLE WILL HAVE BIG CELEBRATION ON THE 4TH Among the places adjacent to Hood Hlver which will celebrate on the Fourth Is Lyle, which advertises, an old fashioned Fourth of July. The celebration will be held under the auspices of the I.vle Business Men's Club which extends an Invitation to all of the residents of Hood Hlver to participate. A pleasing program has been prepared and thetiuh announces that It will do everything in ltd power to make the day a notable tine In the history of Fourth of July celel rations In Columbia Hlver towns. County Bills Allowed Claims against Hood Hlver county allowed at the Juue, 1011, hi-shIou of the cotnty court: Farley Elliott, 1 coyote scalp 1 50 (1 M Braly, meals (or prison ers 4 00 Bradley Bros, tile 14 50 Blowers Hardware Co, mdse for roads 1S7 53 A W Bishop, work on roads.. 1 73 Geo H Wilbur, drawing road contracts 10 00 A E Crosby, drugs for Indi gent l no Dr J Edlngton, coroner's fees 2 70 E A Frani, supplies for roads 16 40 J F Heudrlck, supplies for in digent 30 00 Gilbert-Vaugban Implement Co, supplies for roads 31 60 Glass & PrudhommeCo, oftlce supplies 24 90 H D Gould, supplies for roads 70 W E Hanson, stamps and ex press 6 00 Hood Hlver Glacier, printing 42 50 Hood Hlver News, same 13 50 Home Telephone Co, phone rent 7 50 T F Johnson, sundries 3 80 Bushong & Co, blanks and ofllee supplies 6 00 The I win Uodson Co, same... 7 00 Smith Bros, supplies tor indi gent 10 00 Murray Kay, replacing cor ner, etc 8 50 Murray Kay, surveying roads (new) 103 40 W L Clark, viewing roads 17 40 T A Heavls, same 17 40 Murray Kay, surveying ma cadam road US 25 Murray Kay, specifications for macadam road 15 50 Murray Kay, cross section surveys 104 50 Olivia W Lucas, examining board three days 9 00 C H McCoy, same 9 00 D McDonald, mdse for roads 234 95 F E New by Lumber Co, lum- U-r for roads 11 53 J W Pifer & Co, ofllee supplies 50 Security Vault and Metal Works, culverts 97 20 State of Oregon, support of feeble-minded 40 00 Shaw & Bronson, care of Douglas and Little .11 25 Stanley-Smith Lumbar Co, lumtH-r for roads C! 23 L W Tomllnson, bringing lu Insane 10 25 C I) Thompson, postage and express 9 50 B L Murphy, examination board two days 0 00 Transfer & Llveray IX, dray- age and freight 9 10 Fnlon Oil Co, oil 170 33 B F Young, deputy assessor 1X0 00 J L Walker, work on roads.. 114 75 Stanley-Smith Lumls-r Co, lumler for roads 202 51 E A Franis, supplies for roads 5 10 Transfer & Livery Co, hauling 8 00 Stewart Hardware Co, sup plies for court bouse 5 35 Marie C Masslker, 100 loads of gravel 10 00 City of Hood Hlver, State street assessment CI 03 W T Price, 129 loads of gravel 19 35 I M Schmeltzer, to cover la bor on roads 55C4 72 W W . Williams, salary road engineer 51 84 C Staten, supplies for Indi gent 10 40 A C Staten, supplies for road 15 Co John Halney, powder, caps & fuse 76 25 Pacific T & T Co, phone calls 2 40 J Wlckman, Incidentals 2 40 L. E. Clark, rebate on tax 10 71 Bradley Bros, cement tiling... 83 40 Paclfit Power & Light Co, light and water 5 84 A Basket of Goodness IS ri Well is a basket of our Fine Groceries. We guarantee the perfect purity of every article we sell, and pride ourselves upon the rep utation we have made for fair and honest dealing. We keep only the freshest and finest of Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Butter, F.Kgs, Flour, etc., and challenge comparison of qualities at equal prices. If you are not already dealing here, you are robbing yourself of many sources of sat isfaction. Free delivery J. M. Wood JAPANESE BUY 300 ACRES NEAR WINANS Japanese have bought 300 acres of land Just across the river from Wi nans station and will plant the prop erty to 10 acre tracts to l sold to their countrymen. It is a (piarter of a mile west of Wlnaus, and on the west side of Hood Hlver. Graders are building a wagon road through the property. The tract Is south west of that owned by George W. McCoy, of Portland. Fred Curtis, labor on roads.. 1 25 TheWG A Id red Co, grading for macadam G2S 35 Stewart Hdw Co, supplies 12 15 Albert Sutton, opening new road 500 00 Cottage Hospital, contract care of Indigents 20 00 Butler Banking Co, note nnd Interest 560 00 Murray Kay, mileage 4 00 M E Frautschy. 4 wild cats... 8 00 Herman Pregge, 2 coyotes 3 00 M D Dragseth, 1 coyote 1 50 Jack Davis, work on road 8 33 O W H & N Co, demurrage 20 00 N M Dunn, labor on roads 13 .'13 First National Bank, note . and Interest 1050 00 First National Bank, interest on note 50 00 J D Lester, 2 coyotes 3 00 W L Smith, work on roads... 7 50 W H Fouts, same 9 62 J L Walker, same 73 00 R Fouts, same 10 00 G Hodges, same 2 50 W L Smith, same 7 50 Torsef llofa, same 5 00 F M Dunn, same 5 00 Mt K It Co, freight and de murrage 15 00 Ezra Wall, labor on roads 11 00 Earl llolman. labor on roads K 75 O W H & N Co, switching 2 50 SONS OF FINANCE AND DOCTORS TO PLAY BALL Hood Hlver may not have a big Fourth of July celebration, but that day will not pass without some ex citement and fun, as Is evidenced by a ball game that Is scheduled le tween the Bankers and Doctors. The line-up of the two teams, as handed In by Dr. J. F. Watt and It. W. Pratt, the two captains. Is as follows: llOCToUS Pitcher Dr. Broslus. late champi on of U. S. A. Ills successor, Dr. Eldredge, soekless southpaw of (. A. C. Catcher Dr. Dutro, late champion of the Merchant Marines. Ills suc cessor, Dr. Scoln-e, the strong stopper. First Base Dr. Edglngton. His successor, Dr. Sosey. Second Base Dr. Jenkins. Ills successor, Dr. Plath. Third Il'ine Dr. Bronson. Ills suc cessor, Dr. Clarke. Shortstop Dr. Dumble, the short est stop on record. Ills successor, Dr. Sharp, not so short, but broader. High t Field Dr. Kanaga. Ills suc cessor. Dr. Kelr, both karcful ketch ers. Center Field Dr. Nichols. His suc cessor. Dr. Welch. Left Field Dr. Shaw. Ills suc cessor. Dr. PI neo. hank Kits Pitcher Sinclair. Catcher Sautell. First Base McCrea. Second Base Copt-land. Third Base Arnold. Shortstop Hill. Left Field Blanchar. Center Field Pratt. Right Field Butler. Substitutes Copper, Baldwin, llln rlchs, Acheson. C. A. Schukneeht will act as umpire for the Bankers. Mr. Schukneeht Is an old league umpire, anil the Bank ers feel safe In getting fair decisions. CITIZENS PLAY POKER GRAND JURY WILL ACT A large number of citizens of Cas cade Locks, says the Portland Jour nal, were caught In the poker drag net a short tune ago and will be brought Is-fore the Hood Hlver coun ty grand Jury that meets on July 3. Sheriff Johnson has been busy during the week, serving witnesses with subpeouas. .g noNjMojHowV'oyl s ON'inol')3 Jojd-pja,dUJr IIHI 01 JIJI Xpoq oil t3nojtn euu l uaom I'uo nji3aiJ pun )J puui ')oomj souiojoq Mljjq em 'Bjrip uoX.ilujoa oqi -sjcsUdnsip Eutpoj )).! JI'M 'noun oii poUMi'U tnm UJjq rcn ui.is.ts sm uotj.tt. -lan110 us putt kutSjo oaiisoip m tin p.Sjli'D OACU 1JI.A il H!-"llJUJt am ltni oi oojj jaoiu bji eni -ojuo ju jjiioq joj i lU.U13A(UdUl OlBlpJUiUJl uu u o Suji jJAtf pidjo) oti u oju -ni;u uAAoj injjdj&od 1I jominSJH jmoI pas aiaox "-M'l joait ridjox jo cninirttuXf i;b wj uijj.k p.iii jno.;( i 'pjJix 'UOIX.llUJI0 AH"S JHJBpJH "(sjaxsmu piniqi .anjj. -kmu -12x1a -mivjuj I'uu 'uoinuaipui NOU VdllSNOO 13 m. i mitmrn m CI IAS. X. CLARKE HOOD RIVER MEN BUY BINGEN STORE According to the Blngen Observer the Davenport Bros., of Hood Hlver, have purchased the stock of general merchandise of the Blngen Mercantile Co., which will be under the manage ment of Mr. Earl Davenport. These gentlemen, says the Observer, are well known to a large number of peo ple In this section, their father having been a prominent business man of Hood Hlver for a iiuiiiIht of years. The stock Is all new and fresh. COME TO PORTLAND AND BE CURED IN FIVE DAYS VARICOSE VEINS, HERNIA, BLOOD POISON No ftwver operation, many emm-u permanently curod in one treatment. Mont tiuiA-Mving, nil natural, uont aaf. A radiral asl ptmancnt curn. I giro my word and will cit you to other ov-dual authoritin that tbi iaa fact. I am car taiuly prepared torure by experimre and equipment, which ax the ki'VNtoiica to sucrei. I have th bint equipped medical othce on th Coat. 1 will five $ioo to any chanty aa guaranty that evtiry statement intbiaajinouiicMiientla true. 1 invite you to come to my oilim. I will ei plain to yua my treatment for Varicose Win. Hernia. Kurrmie lHbihty, ltl.M-1 I'oiwtn. Pi'", Kifltula, Jiladtcr. Kidney, 1'roaLatio and all Men Ailment and give you KUEK a phytic! examina tion; if mcnfufcry a mli-riMM-opical and chemical analysts of errttiou, todUruiim pathological and bacteriological con. ditiona. Kverynutn nhmiid take advantage of this oppor tunity to leans tbeir tnie condition. A trmanttf CW it what voii u ttnt A permanent Cvrg i$ v hat I gtv4. WRITTEN GUARANTEE My writU-nuarantm4nnacurnr no fey. I cuaraiiteo to cure certain ail men te or refund every dollar you Tiave pan). Iffy nrviceot you nothing nnlena I curti your Varicose Veins, Hernia. 1'itea, Kintula, iTluwd foi on, or any ailment I jriiitrantee in cure. Tennaare reasonable and no more than yuu arc able and willing to pay for bnenta. Office h"n- 9 A M to I P at. f qndr. ! t 1 F. at. A.O.Hmlth M. T. I aa tbe only iprciaiift ia Portland who doc aoi adfcrtiM a ertiuou oamc of photograpb. I publish my tm photnf raph. correct nam and prnorullf conduct my office. 0 ' FOR BLOOD POIIOM I utr Piorrawr Ehrlkh l wonderful new dit- corrrf. 606" in catciof Spct-ific Blood roiioa. it cure Id One iraax- ment and ii the rrcatcat mi rr I of av-dical trtrncc. 1 hi new remedy VnSrert Mrrril:llv nrA rh iiMr.,ti of nri I ft rrr r rptiin tt tn ycu DR. A. G. SMITH Lit MORRISON IT . COE. ilCOHU POKTLAND. 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