THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2, 1911
NEW OPERA HOUSE
FOR HOOD RIVER
I'lnim -ri- fully iH-rfivtttl Moiiiliiy
f..r l In- i-tvrt lin if 11 new lirU k Movk
lmnloi (,t t on tin- 1 1 1 furiiHTly ivcu
I 1 1 1 l.j tli' I a-lili'U NinMi'f, inn
owntM l.y ( ". A Tlif I tilll in if .
liU'h Iiiih iiIivhJv Uvn lcn-ei, will
In' t K-t-ti i I tv 1'orl ml nun all' w ill
U- two ct.iritu, with tiatx-Illi'lit.
WurL will lw rniiiniciicvtl Inimetll
ii !!- nnl the ulrm turv In to l tin-leli.-.l.
If ixh11Ii-. In ! (Iiivk. It Ik
iiiiiiiiiiiici'i) that Hooil Klvcr i-on-tracttr
will have nn iinrt unity to
l.l.l on tin' work.
The I'lann for tlu Mi wtrinture
irovll- for n nioilrrii i-r;i lioiiw
iiikI i (invention hall locatnl In t lu
nar of the Itnililiiitf on the I'lrxt
Hlreet nhle. The on-rn liotiw, it In
Htated. w ill lie lar;e enough to ae
coniuioilate the larent at IhtIiic
e ievteil at llnuil Klvt-r, ami w ill lie
liulNlied haiiilHiiini'ly, with all the
con venieiiceM (if the inoili in J'lay
limine.
A larire aiartuietit for a Iiilliard
room imj how line alley will nlo lie
eniiHtriK'tei on the I'iret afreet niie.
The main Hour on Oak street w ill
lie put Into More Oftliene tliere
will lie four, lit ted with law plate
uI.imh wimlowH ainl nther IhikIii-h
conveiileiicew. The Keeoml utory of
the Mill. linn will lie lit ted up with
n part u eu t of two or more rooiiiK
en unite, with ilinapiearinj; Ih-iIh,
hot and cold water, private liathx,
etc. There will be no dark roomx.
an a court will Ik- count rm-teil in the
center of the tnitldinu.
Low Prices on High Values
At lew prices, ken's all the old-time value (or you la HART SCHAFFNER &
MARX clcthes. Spring ml summer suits are going at figures that will take
. jiyZtt the "hesitate" out of
A V7T
THULLENS GIVEN DECISION
IN VALHALLA ORCHARD SUIT
(Continued From Pure 1)
claimed, that Instead of 14 varietlen
of iippleH there were l'i; (in the place,
the tree were older than had Ixfii
repreneiited, and there wa little like
lihood of uch profit ait had been
proiulwed her. So Mr. ItUhop and
Mr. Tim lieu refused to make further
payment! and aked the VanderliiltM
to take hack the orchard and refund
them their payment.
IiiHtead, Mr. Vanderliilt tirotiKut
Huit to have the property revert to
him for failure to make the third
payment, or. In cane that wan not
approved of, to have It Mold and have
t he proceed of the nale turned over
to him to xutlxfy liin claim. Mr,
l'dxhop and Mr. Thullen died a rro
complaint alleging fraud and ml
reprerteotatlon on the part of Van
derliilt and HendtTMon and aktuie
that their money lie returned with
Interest.
The Kuit wan heard liefure Judge
Wolverton lat winter and wore of
Hood Hlver orcliardiHt and expert
liortlcUlturiHt tetlfied. The pres
ence of "hardpan" wa the point
liiowt bitterly fought, Vanderliilt and
hi wltnee claiming that "hard
pan" wa unknown In the Hood
Klver valley and. In fact. In thl part
of Oregon. "Hardpan" I a very
hard clay oll that prevent root
from iH-netratlnt; and that make
deep plowing I III p imkI die without the
detructlon of the tree root.
Illte of polonoii Innectn that
caune the tteh to nwell up mut lie
treated with ft healing aritlnrptlc
that w ill counteract the poloii and
heal the wouud. Italian' Snow
Liniment annwer every requirement
In Mich caxe. I 'rice iiV, 50c and $1
ier bottle. Sold by Chn. N. Clarke.
mkkn
' Copr'iiht S.ha-Tner Mir
any of you. We believe
you will buy ii a minute
when you see what we
are offering here. Look
at the prices:
$22 Suits. .$18.00
20 15.98
IS 44 14.78
Other makes
all wool poods
$15 Suits.. $12.50
12 " . 10.55
Young men's
Suits, sizes 32,
33, 34, and 35
chest measure,
values up to $12
your choice,
the suit. .$2.9 8
Young men's
Suits of serges,
cassimeres and
worsteds, val
ues up to $15
in serges 12 to
20 years your
choice... $4.63
Men's University Silk Garters
special nc
The pair only UuC
Men's Summer Underwear
In fine balbriggan-odds and ends,
not a full run of sizes, but truly
bargains in every garment.
The garment C
Special
Ready-made Pillow Cases of a very
fine grade of muslin; size 20x35 in.
with deep hem. We bought these
at a bargain and we are going to
give you a chance to save
some money ; your choice . . ea tzZ
French Balbriggan Underwear
Another fine assortment in Men's
Underwear in fine French Balbrig
gan, regular 50c and 60c grades
odds and ends. Your choice
the garment, only OoC
G. & S. tar-Break Trunks
We carry the G. & S. Never-Break
Trunks. They are the best Trunks
made and we sell them for less
than you will pay elsewhere for in
ferior makes. Let us prove it to
you.
Special
Misses' and Ladies' Oxfords. Here
is a chance to secure a nice pair of
Oxfords for less than half their val
ue. Oxfords in suede, kid, patent
leather and gun-metal calf; about
all sizes in the lot, with low, med
ium and high heels, ankle strap,
lace, blucher and button; values up
to $4.00. Your choice, the , rn
pair 5,0U
Ladies' and Misses' Oxfords
Here is certainly a bargain in the
line of footwear. Oxfords and
Slippers in kid with patent tips;
low, medium and high neels, light
and heavy soles; values up to no
$2 a pair. Your choice SjoC
Ladies' Silk Underskirts
In black and green, new fresh
stock just in. Splendid val
ues; your choice . ...
$2.50
Ladles' Sleeveless Vests
Square yoke, taped neck and arm
holes, trimmed with lace,, sizes
4, 5 and G. Special each J)C
Summer Dress Goods
Look over our fine line of Summer
Dress Goods, Lawns, Dimities and
Silks. We are showing one of the
finest assortments in all the newest
weaves and daintiest patterns. You
can save good money on your Sum
mer Dress Goods purchases if you
buy them here.
Special
Ladies' Silk Loop Shoulder Brace
Supporters, regular 25c val-
ues; your choice UC
Uhe PARIS FAIR
THE STORE THAT
SAVES YOU MONEY
JBHRESPDNDENBE
M0SIER
A party of Monlcr boy attended n
dance at I'lne (irove Friday eveninir.
L. A. Mathew returned Krli'ay
evening from n IiiiliieH trip to Port
land. Mrs. YU-ker and daughter Seltna,
of The Halle, pent the day Sunday
with relative.
Bernard N'ichol, who ha lx-en eaut
for the pant year with hi jrrandpar
ent, arrived home Friday morning.
A. M. Hoop I now rhlintf around
town In a brand new bujry, which
he purchaned from A. Stewart during
the week.
Ielle Webb, of Portland, Hpent
wveral day here vinillni; friend and
taking a little vacaf Ion from hi du
ties a nure at St. Vincent' Mowpi
tal. Gordon Orahnm recently pur
chawed a half acre of ground of Mr.
I-lter near the Moler fall, lb- ha
pitched hi tent and nay he I llvinu
at home now.
Tom Ix'lllott left Sunday afternoon
for Portland, to reume hi work
with Meier & Prank He Hpent hi
week' vacation with hi parent,
Mr. an.l Mr. T. Ulliott.
I)r. Mai-rum 1 here Meelnjr to the
fiulHliiiiK' touche of hi hew bunga
low, which I nearly completed, and
expect to move hi fatally up oon
for the rent of the hiiiiiiiht.
A rouidni; hlji mi-etiiitf of the Com
mercial Club wa held Saturday
evening In Lamb' Hall. Ofcoiirnea
few of the leading men of the town
and country were conplcuon by
their nbence, but all prevent were
alive to the work liefore them, and a
new et of oHicer wa elected.
TO-DA!f
To-day and every day, let us
fill your PRESCiai'TIONS.
With the correct DRUGS of
greatest power, a moderate
equipment, and long training
we surely can and do give the
best results in Prescription
Compounding always.
Chas. N. Clarke
GLACIER PHARMACY
Hood River
Oregon
0RTLEY
The street It) town are being
graded and will soon lie open for
traffic.
Ml Mary K. Fowler, of Portland,
petit her week' vacation here, re
turning hotue Sunday.
Mi Kate Forey, of Hood Hlver,
ha lieen npendlng the pawt week
viitlug friend at Ortley.
S. P. Carlisle, of Ahland, Oregon,
arrived Tueday. It I hi Intention
to make thl place hi home.
Lieutenant Ie Stewart, of the
Bremerton navy yard, ha purchawed
five acre of Moier View orchard
latid.
W. W. Field ha started work on
an eight-room house on hi town
lot, and expect to have It finished
within sixty day.
Mi YlrglniH (iaynor, of Portland,
ha been spending several day at
Ortley. She I contemplating erect
ing a modern bungalow on her or
chard tract.
Ortley I liecomlng very popular
among army and navy officer a a
place to acquire an Income-producing
home after retiring from the service,
and bid fair to become a second
San Hiego a a place to live.
Prominent visitor at Ortley, In
vetlng In orchard, lire J, T. Hill
man, of New York City, who I
making an extended tour of the
Northwest and Alaska, and I.iciiten-iiut-Cohiuel
C. W. Kenedy, of the lf'ith
I'. S. Infantry, stationed at Fort Wll
Ham II. Seward, Maine, Alaska,
who purchaed two tract of Mosler
View land.
FRANKT0N
V. K. Absteii sjient the early part
of last wok at Iliisum, Vah,
I.at week Win. Trigg Hold fifteen
acre off the south Hide of hi ranch,
to some Japanese.
Judge Onntenblne came up from
Portland Sunday to spend (he day
looking over hi ranch.
Mr. K. Jhelley Morgan I enter
taining friend from Portland at her
summer home on Phelp creek.
Mr. and Mr.!-. U. Kuh, of Mu
slim. Wash., were guest at the
home of K, S. Cohoon Wednesday
and Tlmrxday.
I!ev. Parson, of Hood Itlver, held
service at Columbia Hchoolhouse
Sunday night. A large audience
greeted him and a splendid service
wa enjoyed by all. Kev. Parson I
an earnest, conecrated mini, and
hi sermons are forceful and helpful.
He will Oil hi regular appointment
again next Sunday afternoon. All
an-cordially Invited to attend.
firace U. B. Church New
Iti-Kular preaching service at the
Columbia school house at -i p. m.
i i race ('. IS. church. Sixth and Oak
ntreets Sunday nchool at lc a. in.
Sermon by tlm pastor at 11 o'clock.
At p. in. Itev. T. J. Hajsleton, .secre
tary of tie-Common Prison league,
will address the union wrvlce.
Valley Christian Church Notes
The I,adle' Ahl meet at the home
of Mr. U.S. Murphy Thursday after
noon of thl week.
Thowe who are staying a way frotu
the forum Sunday evening are iiil
lug something which they may re
gret the rest of their live. The equal
of the dlcoures can not be found in
the valley, and the singing I of a
nature to gladden the heart.
Next Saturday afternoon the Live
Wire and Loyal Sou cross bat on
the diamond on Methodist lane, near
the Barrett Hchoolhoue. If you
want to see an old -fashioned game,
with the score something to 1' or
come out, for the Ln.val Sons will
get a walk away.
Lost Sunday eveiiing Mayor Hart
wig spoke on "The Belattonship
Between Church, fir Ilellgion, and
Political Instintlo'iis." He I as
well fitted, probably, a anyone In
Hood Blver valley to talk on a sub
ject of that kind, and filled the bill to
a king's taste. An announcement
was made the week liefore that Dr.
Humble would also speak, but he
wa unable to come. It Is a task to
keep case on those doctor.
Next Sunday evening Prof. Kod
well, of Fast Barrett, will sM'ak
about the Philippine. Prof. Kod
well spent seven year n a teacher
there and, consequently, I well fitted
to talk about condition In that
country. Mr. Irene Armstrong will
sing for us. Mr. Armstrong, a
many know, I one of the best solo
ist In the valley, and she, nlone, will
be well worth coming to hear. Boy
Cornell, a preeminent cornet 1st of the
valley, will favor us with a cornet
solo.
Wednesday evening a grand con
cert will Ik- given at the Valley Chris
tian church. The- head liner Is Miss
IHnsmorc, soloist. It can lie said,
without a iloulit, that her equal has
never ls-cn heard In the valley. Mrs.
Auhagen and Mrs. Meyers, soloist
and pianist, respectively both ex
cellent one, too will have promi
nent places on the program, and
Messr. lies Vnlune and Fit7.ini
mon, graduate, respectively, on
the violin and the piano, will also
have places on I lie program.
Loyai, Son,
Farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Smith
A rsceptlou wa tendered Mr. and
Mrs." Henry Smith Monday eveninir
at the home of Mr. and Mr. S. W.
Arnold, the event Is-lng a "bless-yoii-my-son"
affair prior to Mr. and Mrs.
Smith's departure for their new
home In California. Odd Fellows
and Bels-kahs gathered to the tuiie
of more than seventy-five strong,
and besides entertaining with music,
song and a choice assortment of
original sociable stunt In keeping
with the precedent of the lodge, re
freshment; were served. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith were presented wth n
sliver cake fork on which wa en
graved n monogram representing
their Initial.
Meeting of Commercial Clubs.
Interest In commercial club circles
of the state I now centered on the
annual convention of (he Oregon le
velopment I cnK ue In Astoria August
11, l.'i and PI. The program, now 1 ic
ing completed, includes the leaders In
development, work In this part of the
I 'nlted States, as well as a nuinU'r of
speaker of national prominence.
Coming an It d'H' while tin- Astoria
Centennial celebration Is In progress
delegates will be entertained by the
AstorlaiiH in royal fashion.
Stomach trouble cured. Ir. Sow
erby. Lost, Gold Brooch, with 25 to 35
pearls and a small diamond, on street
between Episcopal Church and 725
Sherman avenue. Return to Morlan
& Lathrop's.
The great sermon of Dr. John Clif
ford, of (ireat Britain, retiring presi
dent of the Baptist World Alliance,
will Is- re'-icwed In the session fol
lowing the Sunday school at the
Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing. On account of the large attendance
at the Young People's Meeting at
the Baptist church, the meeting
will not be discontinued during the
month of August. Tuesday night's
meeting will be held on Mr. Ord way's
lawn.
Ir. Brosiu announce hi Summer
Home established at ODKLL, i-iionk
I'O, where lie can 1h consulted morn
ing and evening. City ollice HOOD
K1VF.K, l-llo.NK V2 B, open a ulial 10
to 4 daily. Night Call answered
from ODICLL, i-iionk L'Mf
Stepping on a rusty nail has been
tl.ecaiiMeof many onsen of lockjaw.
The nail wa not so much the fault
a negle.H of the wound. If such
wound were promptly cleansed ntid
Ballard's Snow Liniment applied,
there would be no lockjaw, as the
antiseptic properties of the liniment
would counteract the poison and the
wound would heal quickly. Price
2.V, ;.-.io and 1 (in per bottle. Sold
by ( has. N. Clarke."
Copy for advertisement must be
In the office by Monday noon.
"Press the Button."
That's what we say when we
want anything. The "button"
won't respond unless you have
Perfect Electrical
Installation.
Our work insures you apainst
defective appliances and had
workmanship.
Electrical Supplies
like our work are guaranteed
the liest to be had. Kngape us.
DEAN & SHAW
Office Phone 3
Residence 272M
Lost, (lold Brooch, with 25 to 35
pearls and a small diamond, on street
between Episcopal Church and 725
Sherman avenue. Return to Morlan
& Lathrop's.
20 Acres
OF
Fine Red Shot Soil Hood River
Apple Land in the Famous
Oak Grove District
Trn mile out in the touthwrat part of the Hood
kiver Vallfy, Hood Kiver. Oregon.
The tract is partly improved
with 5 acres in young 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.
I RANK II. FORSBKRU, Owner
Hood River, Oregon
A DANDY CAKE PLATE FREE
During the month of August
we will presi-nt you with a
Nice Cake Plate with each
purchase of Twenty Hread
Tickets for One Dollar. Each
ticket will be gtxid for ONE
LOAF of...
LOG CABIN BREAD
the whitest, best tasting and
mostnutritious 5 cent loaf on
the market today. Every 5af
urday will be Bargain Day.
We will give you Six nice,
fresh and whol some Loaves
of Bread for 5 Tickets or 25
Cents Every Saturday. 15e
sure and get a Cake Plate
while they last.
R. E. Ql BSON
102 Thjrd Stkeet
Hood Hivea : Okkc.on
Phone Ken. 87-M Hour. 9 to 10;
Ollice if.ir.X 1 30 to .Van 7 .Hi to 9
Other houra by appointment
DR. E. R. CARPENTER
Chiropractor : Nerve Specialist
Km fur All Diwaju
ApiHtintmcntii Mal
Room 17. Hi'iltminner blU. He) River. Or,
P ECPAI
I am Closing-Out
Hand Painted
China
7vt rnTT makc rom
1 v- WO I tor New Goods
See my Window
Arthur Clarfe
The Jebveter
FASHION
Livery, Feed and Draying
STRANAHANS & RATHBUN
HUOD RIVER, OREGON
Horses lKiught, sold or ex
changed. Pleasure parties can
secure first class rigs. SU'cial
attention given to moving fur
niture and pianos, We do
everything horses can do.
AN AD. IN THE NliWS MAKliS UUSINUS liUTTIiR