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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1911
THE HOOD RIVER NEWS
PI hl.lMlhll K!NKHiiAY UORMNi Y
hood im i:k m:n s company, inc.
Illl lin II. Oki.hxn
V. II AI.TiS
I'. Sc NM I1SKN
Kditui
Manage
Subscription, $1.50 a Near in Advance
r i, (.Tint as siroml-ciaas manor. Fib. H. lft. at
thr it orTWat H.J Kiver. Orrgon.
un.l.T the Art of March . 1S79.
The Railroad Strike
The question of greatest pub
lic importance at present is the
threatened railroad strike. A
struirjrle for supremacy between
the railroads and their employes,
involving hampered transporta
tion facilities, pecuniary losses
to both parties and probable vio
lence and bloodshed, should be
avoided if possible. The strike
situation is now one that involves
all sections of the country direct
ly or indirectly, and has become
greater in scope than any con
tention that has heretofore
arisen between the railroads and
their employes on the Pacific
coast.
Of late years the strike feature
of lab'.r unions has potten to be
a jKiwerful weapon in the hands
of labor leaders, who wield it in
many instances unscrupulously.
The ripht and need of labor to
orpanize is unquestioned, and,
used lepitimately, the power
thus secured will have the sup
port of the public. With the fed
eration of labor unions, however,
a political machine has been ef
fected in the hipher councils of
the orpanizations that is fast rob
binp the rank and file of labor
unions of their influence and in
itiative, and is, in many in
stances, plunpinp them into dis
astrous consequences. Also, it
is no secret that officers in exec
utive positions in labor orpaniza
tions have become wealthy after
a few years of rule durinp which
they have been identified with
strikes. It is not difficult to point
out the source of this sudden
wealth, after handlinp strike
funds and conducting negotia
tions with the corporations.
As a matter of fact the labor
leader has come to be looked
upon with suspicion, and no
where is suspicion more rife than
in the membership of the organ
izations. Calling a widespread strike,
with present business and indus
trial conditions, cannot be looked
upon as anything but unwise. It
is possible that the advanced
step being taken by labor is to
avoid &n anticipated cut in wages,
with a final compromise to main
tain present wage conditions. On
the other hand, the railroad com
panies, by threatening to reduce
their forces, may be playing pol
itics in advance of the coming
presidential election.
What the real basis on which
either party to the controversy
is willing to settle may be, is a
matter of conjecture. It is ob
vious, however, that the rail
roads have decided to make a de
termined stand and that they are
in a better position to do so than
at any time for several years.
It would seem, therefore, that a
settlement along present condi
tions is advisable.
History And The Apple
Putting aside the legend of the
apple as Kxhibit A in the Adam
and Eve episode a number of
Chicago College professors, who
have l'en investigating the mat
ter, state that this now most pop
ular fruit is of very ancient ori
gin. One professor stated that he
luul authentic investigations
showing that carbonized apples
fmm 5. fXX) to 7.WH) years old
have U-en found in the mud of
the stone age, while again pieces
which have been apparently cut
for drying have leen discovered
beneath the ruins of the lake
dwellers. It is known that apples had
U'cn introduced into Great Brit
ain before the Unman conquest
and spread over the entire is
land by the end of the third cen
tury. In lCLD apple seeds were
brought over to New England
and by loofi a fairly large or
chard was planted in Rhode Is
land. From the eastern states apple
growing finally extended to the
Pacific coast and now the finest
apples that are grown in the
world are produced in the North
west. The many forms in which
the apple can be served makes it
the most used and valuable of
fruits, and with the coming of
cold storage it is destined to be
consumed largely in tropical as
well as temperate climates. To the
minds and palates of the Anglo
Saxon race the apple stands pre
eminent and its literature teems
with historical and romantic in
cidents in which this legendary
forbidden fruit is the central fig
ure. If the ancients, as asserted
by the Chicago professors, were
fortunate enough to tickle their
palates with this glorious fruit,
what need of nightingales'
tongues and other now impos
sible delicacies.
Notice of Sale For Delinquent Assessment
Notice is hereby piven that on the l'Jth dav of
Auirust. 111. a warrant wu duly and retrviiarly
iiuil by the Reoortler of the City of Homl Ki-er,
Oreiron, to me directed and delivered, eommand
inir me to forthwith advertise the property men
tioned and described therein airainst which the
assessment for the cost of the construction of li
vt ion 6 of Ihstrirt rl of the Sewer System of gaid
city was made, and to sell said nroiierty or ao
much thereof as cap be aold separately to advan
taire, sutticient to pay said delinquent assessment,
together with interest, costs and disbursements
in the manner provided by law. and to return the
proceeds of such sale to the City Treasurer of the
City of Hoiwl Klver. Oreiron. and the followira: is
a description of the property airainst wftirh as
sessment was levied and which is delinquent, and
frives the name of the j-erson to whom it was as
sessed, and the amount of the assessment thereon
now due. to-wit:
Lot Block Addition Assessed to Amount Posts
1 27 H. R. Pr. Geo. T. Prather $11.10 $3 00
2n-2fi 2V A. A. Schenck 2V1.40 3.il
S-H-7 6 Henderson's Jaa McHain i7 51 3 u)
2 7 Parkhurst A. L Stauffer 145 4H 3.0(1
1S11.V9 Hull'sSub. Frank Davenport 5-i ni 3.ik
2Sil5'9 " fit; no
2-3 B Barrett-Sipma Jno DonohueestHa 40 3.00
Acreage, beirinninir 150' west of N. E.
C-or. Block 4, Pleasantview, and be
inn So'xion' A. M. Bea-ty 35.90 3 Hi
Acreage, 100'x4l3. beirinninir 150' S.
and 41' Kast of N K. Cor. Block 8.
Parkhurst. A. A. Schenck 2-. .50
Now. therefore, in pursuance of said vnrrani
and for the purpose of sat'sfvtn? the delinquent
assessment mentioned therein. 1 will on Monday
the lMh day of September, lull, at the hour (if tHfl
o'clock A. M. of aid day. at the front dunr of the
City Hall in the City of Hood River. County of
Hood River. Stato of Oreiron, procwi to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the several tracts or parcels of land above
mentioned, or so much thereof as can be Hold n-
arately to advantage sufficient to pay said delin
quent assessment, together with the in teres ti
costs and disbursements provided by law, and will
continue aid sale from d iy to 1 w th ereafter
until said property is sold, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said assessment.
Dated at Hood Kiver, Ortvun, this With day of
August, 1111. ROBERT LEWIS.
Marshal of the City of Hood Kiver. Oreiron.
Ail. lti-Sept- 13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Hood River County.
In the matter of the estate of
M. H. MOOIA', Ieceased.
The underpinned, having been appointed by the
County Court of the State of Oregon for the
county of Hood River, administrator of the estate
of M. H. Moody, deceased, notice is hereby given
to the creditors and all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased, to present
them, verified as required by law, within nix
months after the lirst publication of this not ic
at the office of Ernest C. Smith, in the Hall
building, in the city of Hood River. State of
Oregon.
Iate of first publication is the 2nd day of
August, 1H11. Charles I.hham Mooiy.
Aug 2-Sep 6-6t Administrator.
Administrator's Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed, bv the County Court of Hood
River County. Oregon, as administrator of the
estate of Edward M. deceased, and all persons
having claims against the estate of huh decedent
niu-t present them, duly verified, at my office at
Third street. Hood Kiver, Oregon, within fix
lfi months from the date of this not ire, to-wiL:
May 2hI. lyll. J. M. CL'LHERTSON.
MayjU-uv-mo Administrator.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1910
This advertised list of delinquent taxes for the
year 1!M0 is in pursuance of an act of the State
lejriBlature, which is embodied in haptcr ls. of
the
CKNKKAL LAWS Or THK lull SKKSION.
The taxes on the following advertise.1 real
property in Hood Kiver County b-ame delinquent
on April 4. 111. and are subject u. a penalty of 10
per cent and interest at the rate of 12 per cent
!er annum until they shall have been paid.
Any day after the expiration of six months
after the taxes charired airainst the following real
property are delinquent the herm is aut horizeii,
upon demand of any person making" application,
to isue to them a certificate of delinquency upon
payment of the taxes, penalty, interest arid cont
of advertising.
(.ertifica'i-a of delinquency shad r-ear interest
from the date of issuance until red'-eme! at the
rate of 15 ier cent per annum
Ahher Cook - Cass Add., lota 12 and i:l.
block B J 7 41
Martin ("a.e IWirinninir se cor ne'i se1 ,
n4r. wlnor, s24r. el 10. I to b-ir. section IT,
township 2S. ranire iiK. 15 acres
K Klwirk. e and w add. lot fi. block 5 .
M 11 Alworth. Ke'4 se'. section township
IN, ranire UK
American f'iirsr Co e and w add. lota 25.2ft,
27. 2 and 29
W A Anderson e and wadd. lots 13. 14. block
fi
John Andrew, II K Proper, lot 5. block 25 .
12
4fi
3 :t:
W A Andrew as per vol 1, paire of deeds,
section 25, tiwnship 3 N. ranire InK 20 30
Apple Land & Orchard C, Barrett and Sip
ma. lot 5. block A 2 75
C S Archer, ne aw' 4 e1 nw'4, section s,
township 2N. rantre 9K . . 21
Lulu K Arrher ne1 1, section II, township 2N
ranire UK 12 3D
W i Arnold et al K Belmont, lots and 9.
see. 34. tpN. r 10K . . 73 20
Bertha Austin, lot 2. see 10. tp 1 N ranire I"K 12 21
Jul, a P Bailey 7 a in iw'i of se!4 se1. sec 7
tpl. r 1"K 17 22
G A Bea'ty. Park add. lot 10. Mock 2 3 .15
J I p.est n'.. of lots I and 2. sec 1. tp IS,
ranire 'r., n t or lot 11, section 1, tp 1.,
rar.ire
K O Blanrher, trustee, e1 1 w' iv'j ae1 1
sec 3. tpN. ranire 1"K . .
K K and Sarah A Bradley. II R protier, e1 ,
12 21
47 34
30 15
lots 4 and 5, block 34, lots and 21,
block M
Bradley Bros as per vol 3. pe 25 of I) K.
sec 35. town-hip 3 N, ranire loK
iMrwin Bradley, V inans's town, lot H, bls-k
12 1
2. lot bl. k 5
W A and ( BwHey. heirinninir 7fi fet n of
se corner ne1 4 ne'4 thence w l'l rd. n 25 ft,
e lo rsls. s 25 ft, to letfinninif, sec 27, tp2N.
ranire 1'K
A B Br'ioke e 15 acres of ae4 ae'4, sec 2H, tp
29
4 VI
2 N. ranire 10K
12 7
Mary J Hmsn n17a n', sue 31, tp 2S. rariire
UK
14 W
A K Coulter n V, a of ' se',. sec . tplS
ranite 1" K M 2T,
S A B ibh Win Park. . ts 2. block 1 .. 4
ll'iwarl Hul.t.. Park lot :i. block 3 11 In
Mathew Buttner. A J lerby trustee, a' j nw
',. n' . sw', sec 23. tp IN. rar.ire !i 24 i
Ora II t .dwell. Parkhurst. Iuu7, and H,
bl.s-k 2. .
l- :
Th-rias W Calbraith, ne' 4. see 35 tp 2N,
ranire t r.
1'J KS
A M I ann'n. trustee, ne', nw'4 w j ne.
ac :l. tp2.V ranire lOr.
W L(rnea, w'a se 4 ' set: 14. tp 2N
27 Of,
ranire InK 54 II
John I) ( asey B and S xld lots 7. block C . 2 74
John thamplin. a Wau. lot 4. block U U
John K Chappelle and w 2d. kits 1. 2 and 3
hi.sk
Carrie B foe. Cass 3d. kt 2 bl.K-k K 8 4
Mary J tonnor a nw' sec 21. tp 2N ranirs
UK
19 6S
1 llri
Milissa Osama. Clark's, lot 7 block 2
Milisaa Ctsma. St ran 1st. lot 5. block 2
K A Covell. iwl4 nwlt iw'i, aec 13, tp2N,
rant:e .
I. K Crtiuch iw't sw1, sec t tp 2N ran UK
Kdward CulUrtson w 'tne'. nw'4. aec 8,
25 17
4 92
6 1
lpl?. rauire wr.
li ex
Kdward I ullrtson n' nw1, nw'.. sec 8. to
IS. ran 10K 12 30
Klwanl t u llnrtsonw j -j ne' nw't, sec 8
tplS. ranmr 1'K . 13 S3
r.tlward I ulliertson e a w i ne'4 nw' sec 8
IP IS. ran- l.iK 17 22
K P lun s 1 j n' j i'. iw'i nw', sec 10, tp2N
ranne loK 9 84
A K ih Boani e and w 2d lots 31. 32. 33, S4
and :i" bl.K'k 6 4fi
W 1. Ihel nw', ne' , sec XI. tp 1 N. ranire liE t4
A K IVll.iard. e and w 2nd. kits 3 4- 4 blk 6 .. IS uo
B K lunt-an. Wauconia. lot 7 blts'k 2 21 31
Iti nrv StevtL Blowers 1st. lot 2 block 2 2U 81
C t Lurbin. e and w 1st luts 47 and 4 block
10 37
Gin 0 Kasterly. n 13 a of se', n', section 10
tp 2S rantre 10K ... 2 19
Marion Kcclcs. nw'i ne1, n'-.- nw', sw', nw
stvtion 22. tp2N. ranire iK
Huns Kckhurt, e and w 1st, lota 45 and 4ti.
bl.s-k 2
T II Kdbcra-. e and w 2d. lots 11 and 12. block
19 OS
37
18
M K Kirirleston et ux. Stran 1st. lota 45 and
4''.. block 3
K K Brydle s'.j ne', sec 4. tp IN ranire 10K
Kobt K Krwin. e and w 2nd, Iota 4, 5, 6, 43,
44. 4, P., block 9
O B Kvinirer, as per vol J p 24ti of D R, sec
17 25
39 12
04
3n, tp3.N. ranire 10K
If. 75
hmma B Kverson. e and w 2d. lots 7. 8. 9. 10
and 11. block 9
4fi
v r aroll. beirinmnr 44 nls s of ne cor ne ,
nw',, thence w4ii :i nls. s 274 ft, e it-' :, nls
n 274 ft to betrinmntr. sec 3 tp2N, runire InK 2t' 93
K I) Kisher, tMvinninir 52' n rds e of sw cor
nw1, i-ec 19, thence n 75chs, e ltl.o3 chs. s
7.51 chs, w 16.03 chs to betrinninic. sec 19.
tp 2N. ranire HE 22 95
Annie Pitch, e and w 2d. lota 43, 44. 45, 40
and 47, bas k ti, 4f,
K T Kolts 31 30
K K Korsberg nw1, nw',. sec 30, tp 2N,
rnna-e InK ... 13 tti
C L rossburK sw', aw'i. sec 21, tp IN ranire
9K
. 20 01
A Kredenburg,
ranire InK
se't, sw',. sec 21 tp IN.
40 23
O 1 redenbunr, sw', sw',, sec 21, tplN
ranire loK
39 17
Arthur Fuller. 70 a. vol 39. p 4uS in e part of
se1 ,. sw',, part sw '4. sec 12. tp 2N, ranire
1K
A K Fuller e1 lot 7. aec 34 tp 1 N. ranire loK . 7 98
C II 1. 1 1 Pert ne',, sec 21, tp IS. ranire 1UK .. 19 (is
K J (iilmore and K Swick, as per vol 4, p 139,
of U K. sec 2. tp 2N. ranire I11K "9 73
Frank liluick ' j ne1,. sec 20 tp2N. Rll E 10 S3
Culver Gordon, e and w 1st. lota 31 and 32,
block 0 37
C A Gove, eand w 2.1. lots 32. 33. 34, 15. 30. 37
3S. . and 40. block 9 and lots 41. 47. and 48
bl.s-k 9 1 19
Id Gray, part lota 5. fi. 7, S and 9. n of
Lover s Lane. W man s add. block 8
11 57
H C Green, w- , of se',, se',, ne', aec 33, tp
ranire 1 ir.
C W Green, e';l of se1, se1, ne1,
20 13
12 81
V L Greenwood, e1 Jt e' a ne1, nw', sec 8, tpl
S. ranire InK
Geo W Griitith. Winan's add. lot 3. hioi k 7
fi 15
2 74
Madison F Grose, ne' , sec 2s, tplN, ranire 1 IE 31 29
t.11 t. Jlart. lot 13. sec 15. tplN, ranvre luE . 6 75
Kli K Hart lot 4. sec 22. tplN. ranire luE 54 54
Lottie Hasbrook. 7'4aotrsuf w'j e'..., sw1,
se',. sec 3. tp 2N. ranire I11K " 32 99
Bertha Hawthorn, e'j e'.. sw1., nw1, w!.j
i w a se', nw', sec 10, tp 2 N, ranire
1"K
36 90
J W Heavencr. a'a nw1,. se1, ne',. sec 15.
2N. ranire luE
Mra Helm. Cascades, lota 2 and 3 bl.ick 2
Sdney E Henderson, B and S, lot 11, block
B
K W Howard. Idltwilde, lots 3 and 22. block
Florence Hudson est, 1 a in ne cor sw', se' 1,
9 a n of River in nw cor aw', ne' ,, sec 15,
tp 2N. rana-e 1"E
Viira HuKhes. beirinninir se cor nw ', se',.w
Km ft, n 2tm ft. e loo ft. s 200 ft to beirin
ninir. sec 27. tp 3N. turn luE
Mrs J Hutson. e'j e'ne', ne',ne', sec 3,
tp2 N. ranire I11K
Eliza A Iniralls, W inana Town, lot 7 block 6
Cora 1 lsenbery. Cue's 2d. Iota 5 and 7. block
C
Annie Johnson. Waucoma. lot it), block 5
J A Johnson, e and w 2d, lot 30. block 6 ....
David Jones, ne', sw',. sec 21. tp2N, ranire
17 29
2 U3
2 74
2 A4
5 43
1 33
12 30
14
20 Kfl
16 95
09
HE 9 84
W R Jones. ' se' ,. ne', ae',. aec 2. tplS.
ranire SE 7 98
N H Jordon. fractional lota 5, 6 and 7, block
1 48 21
F L Kelley. lota 1 and 2, sec 4, tp 1 N, ranire
I E 32 70
V Kelley. e and w 1st; lota 37 and 3s block 2 36
Louise F Kermott. lot 3, sec 7. tp IS, ranire
7. tplS'. ranire loK and ne' 1 sw', sec 7,
tp IS. ranire loK 54 oa
Chas K Knutson. Waucoma. lot 6. block 5 42 63
John K Knllock. Idlewil.le, lots 7. 8. 9. 10. 11
and 12. block 1.)
Ellen K.sintz. Stran 1st, lbts 27 and 28. block
2
J H Krohn. se' 1 ae' t, sec 2S, iplN. r HE
WmBLanham et al. n 1.". of ne', sw'i.
sec 15, tpiN, ranire InK
Fre.1 Green, Stran 1st, lot 20 block 4
Sinir Lee, Imp on land not deeded or patented
7 91
17 25
7 s2
9 5S
5 79
1 0
Peter l.enz, ne', se1, se1,, sec 2i;, tp2N rl"K 10 01
Alice l.inimrer, as per vol 4;i. p 5i2 of Deeds
sec 3, tplN, ranire 1UK
Kuth M Little, e1 -t nw',. ne', sw',. Bee 17. tp
2N ranire 11K
M L I.y. Winans Add. lots 1 and 2, bl.ick d
Perry Investment Co. beirinninir 27 rods s of
4 89
12 30
5 4S
center or sec. s 53 nxls e 32 nsls. n 53 r.sls.
e 32 rods to beirinninir. Sec 16, Tp 2 N, R 10
Perry Investment Co. s '. of SK', SW', as
per Vol K, paire 2'.. .if lKls, less part
sold as shown by lwtl Record 16 23
B F Lynn, Adams, lot 3. bl.s-k 3 " 2 03
Jennie Madden. Cascade ls-ks. lots 1. 2. 3.
4. 11 and 12. bl.s-k 6. hits 3. 4. 5 and 6. block
7. lots 1 and 2. block 9
C P Mallory. Cascades, lots 3 and 4. block 1
J Marirulhs. as per Vol 17. P 12. of IJ R W
C. Sec 14. 1 p 2 N, H 10 K
D S Martin. Stran 2nd add. lot 6ft. bl.s-k 1
W F and Kliza F M.s.re. as per Vol 3, paire
32 27
6 09
53 99
2 03
TS26 lie! Records, aft- 27, tp 2 N. r In E 51 S3
F'.dirar P Munson, ne' , sec 34, tp 2 N, r 9 E 19 68
B L Murphy, n' j sw' ,, nw', ne', sec 11, tp
2 N. r 10 r.
Grace K MM lain, w' a w' , ne' , Sec 8. tp 2
N. r 1ft K
G W M.-lntosh, a' , s' j se' , ne' i sec 11, tp 2
19 28 I
15 06 :
N. r 10 r 64 S4
laura B N'clann, n' -t se1 ,, lots 1 and 2, sec
35, tp3N. r9E 4U
S'els N. lson, kt 4, sec 3. tp 2 N, r 9 K 19 5s
Helen Davenport Newby. e 75 ft S Wauco
ma. lot 5, bl.srk A
Fred K Newby, w 25 ft 6 Waucoma, lot
block A
G Richard Nichols, a'., se', se',, s'j sw1
se1 i nw't. nw'i so' . ., 5. tp 9 N. r In K
42 03
8 12
26 60
Auir. Ntehans, 31 a in sw1 , -ve', as M-r Vol
I- - or I aval, sec 21 tp 2 N. r 10 K . .
A B Shelley, sw' , se , s-c 36. tp 2 N. r
41 11
10 K 128 36
r.ditn Kirur-t.ury ar.d hra.ik Noble, nr1,
se' 5 a otf e of se .' 4 ne1 4 sec 32. tp 2 N.
MLJJ.I.M.T.r.T.I.M.f.l.T.f.f.r.M.T.T.T.f
LAND BARGAINS
20 acres S5,500-5 1-2 miles from town; 5
acres cleared, fair house, 2 good
springs, fine view of valley and both mountains.
Red snot soil. Easy terms.
19 acres $80-? miles from town; 16
acres cleared; 2 acres in trees;
balance in clover and alfalfa. All but one acre
first class apple land. Splendid view. Easy terms.
17 acres Al $125 J Atrl mile from
shipping station, school, store and
church. All uncleared but fine land for apples.
Snap.
22 Acres $22,000, 3 acres 2 year old, 19
acres " year old Spit.., Newtovvns and Ortleys. One of
the sitfhtliest places in the valley and is in the heart of
the apple growing section. Near store, school, etc. Terms
We have a number of bargains in inside business property Money Makers
J. H. HEILBRONNER & CO.,
THK
RELIAIJLK DEALERS
ranare 10 K ... IS 01
Albert Nonler. n' .Ine' , sec 30, tp 1 N. r 11
K. nw', nw1,. sec 29, tp 1 N. r II E SI 29
rrankand Km ma Norabunr. al.auf nw1.
ne1, aec 34. tp S N. ranire 10 E SI 89
norm nana Nut and rruit Land 10, a Iratof
ae1, ne1, aec S3, tp 2 N. ranire 9 K 4 SO
K A Norton. Oaaa add. lot 14. block H S 35
W M NournB. ne , sec S3, tp 2 N, r 10 K . SS 75
Mattie A Oiler. Winan's a.id. lot 1. block 7 . 1 32
1 G oxborruw. lot 1 in e'-j ne', aec 4, tp 2 N.
r 10 K 40 62
A I atteraon, as) , of lot 14 sec 15. tp I N
10 K 18 61
Ohaa I) Perkina. W inana. lots 1 and 2, block 6 29
John K I hillipa, bea-mnina nw corner nw',
see 34. si; rods, e 3d rals, a S ruda. 16
rods: n 20 rods, w 45 rods. secLtuSN.
r 10 E 20 OS
Chaa E Purser, e'.j nw1, sec 17. tp 1 S. r 10K 47 23
r. wuarKenouan. 4 a as K'r vol u Vtt 133 ol
dtsla. sec 35, tp 3 N ranire lK 63 07
H c Kanaoro. lot 3 in e j ne, sec 4. tp 2 n.
,. r l"e.. 29 92
.aran a Keirnell. beirin 28 r of nw cor aw
',. thence a 100 r. e 6 chs, n 100 nls, w (
chs to bea-inninir. sec 34. tp 3n, r le 92 9
J K Reynolds. 1.1 lew 1 We. lots 23 and 24. blk S 16 94
tlenry Kiea. lota 3 and 4. s' j nw', aec 4. tp
Is. r lOe .. 125 02
John Hies. a' ., aw1, sec 6. tp Is. r llie.. 40 55
J W Riirby. H H Proper, lots ltl and 17. bk 32 II 67
1. r. notierta. ne1,. lot 12. sec 3. tp In, r lOe 16 05
K r. Kotiertson. e' w se'4 aec 7, tp 2n. r lie
and nw1, wl4 sw', nw1, sec 8, tp 2n. r
He 87 S6
i.nne Konr, Winans town, lots 3 and 4. bk 6 29
r. 1. noon, trwin Watson 2d add, lots 46, 47,
4s, 11k 5 27
n r. uowe. Cascade l..icka, lots 3. 4. 5, 6. 7,
bk 1. and iota 4. 5. . 7. 8, 3. bk 2 8 Ti
Ik)-lota 7. 8, , 10. bk 5 2 43
IK)- lots 5, , 7. 8. 9. 1''. bk 6 3 65
lo- lota 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. bk 8 3 65
lo lots 11. 10. 9. 8. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 12. bk 9 .. 5 07
lo- lota 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8, 9. 10. 11. 12. bk 10 6 09
is) -iota i. z, s, s, 5, (,. 7, s, ji l, bk 11.. 5 07
lo lota 1. 2. 3. 4. 5, bk 12 2 53
Do-lots 1. 2, 3. 4. 5. 0. bk 13 8 04
j n rtumroru, n' -j nw', sec 33. tp 2n. r 9e .... 9 84
ruiy r. acoit, n'a ne', sc',, sec IS, tp 2n. r
'!., - -- 33 66
1 1 oneiivy, aw, sw', sec 1. tp In, r lOe ... 9 78
P T Shelley, nw1, nw'4 sec 12. tp In. r lOe .. 18 36
i) 1 i w H thrum. bcirinnina- at sw cor a.
4. thencee 27 rds. n lis' , nls. w 27 nls .
lis1... nls to beirinninir. sec 34. to 2n. r 10
60 31
Jatnts K Simonton. n' j sw1
4 ae, sw', sec
20. tp In, r lie and ne' , nw', sec 20. tp In,
r e
31 29
Mrs Nea Small, eand w 1st add e'v lota 14.
15. 16. 17. bk 8.
36
J P Snyder. a'a aw', and nw', se', aec 4. tp
In. r lie, and aw', ne', se', se', nw', aec
4. tp In. r lie an os
S Soule. Winana tow n lota 1. 2. 5. 6, 7. 8. bk 3 85
Silas H Soule, beirinninir 20 rds n and t'i , rds
e or sw cor lot 7, n 60 rds. e 32 nls, s 60 nls
to point 20 rds n of s line of lot, w 32 rda
to besinninaT. all in lot 7, sec 34, tp 1 n. r
lue
Bessie Spanitler. Hiirhiand add, lot 8. bit i...
Bessie Spana-ler. W main add. lot 3. bk 2
F R Spauldina; Jr. lot 1. s 5, tp Is, r 10..
Annie Sprinir. as per vol 3. lur 366 of I lee, I
5 68
14 21
7 10
10 37
sec 6. tp 2n, r 11 37 74
Henry Steed. Adams. lot 2. bk 1 ... 2 (13
W R Steven, lots 1. 2. 3. 4. and sw', nw', 13 30
Kttie D Stephenson, ne', ne', sw', aec 5, tp
2n. r lOe . 16 96
uaura v atone, stranalian 2d add. lot 43, bk
3
11 46
14
9 84
Dr Sturdevant. Winans town, lot 6. blk 1
c l nwana. sw'
, ne 4 sec 33. DZnry.
Alonzo Taylor, e1 , ne1, sw', nw', sec 8. tp
ah, r i't-
1 60
Joseph C Thullen. s'vse'.sw', sec36.tn "in.
,.r l' , , , 42 38
Emtiy Tompkina, se', se', sec 36, tp 3n. r 9e 2 36
W A Turner. 10 acres in ne cor lot 5. sec 3.
tp In. r lOe s 15
Ella V Turk, ae1, ne', sec 30, tp 2n, r lie... 6 12
Jay H Upton, ae', ae', sec 33, tp 3n. r 9e 83
Isaac VanBlaracom. w'a e' sw', se'. Bee
10. tp 2n. r loe 24 14
r j van ianui. naiot se', ne', sec 33. tp
2n. r9e
Chas Vascom, val improvements on iand not
deeded
B Verbacher. and w lat add lot 47 and 48.
blk 9 -
E H Waters, nw', ne', sec 14, tp 2ni r 9e" "
J W Watson, 10 nla square in ne', se', ae',
sec 27. tp 3n. r 10
6 15
1 02
36
4 92
92
Jeasie B Watt, H R Proper, lot 1 and 2. bk
21
Jamee T Weart et al. '., nw', w', ne1. sec
67 36
14, tp In. r 10ft. 91 80
F E Weiss, a per vol G. psr 192 and L pit 415
of Deeds in se', n' , nw4 and sw1, nw1,
sec 8. tp 1 n. r lie, and ne', ne1, sec 7. tp
In, r lie 31 3u
Jessie 1 vtnerry, n.a ne', nw1, sec 17,
tp 2n, r 9e.
S A Wherry, m ne1, sec 7. to 2n. r 9
19 68
7 32
G E Williams, lot 3 and m nw1, sec 6. tp 1
n. r loe
32 63
W A W illiams. E & W 2d Add. loU 37. 38.
39. 40, 41. 42. bk 6
W R W inana. ne1, nw1, nw'i ne', aec 16,
tp Is. r lOe
56
4 39
w k vv mans, e-a ne- , aw', nw', f t ne',
Be' 4 sec 1. tp In, r 9e. and sw', sw1, sec 2,
tp In. r 9e. and lots 4. 5. 6 and 7. aec 6, tp
In, r lOe. and sw1, ne1, that part of a',
sw1 1 sec Is not sold to Hall & Thomas, aec
Is, tp In. r in.. 84 06
W R Winans. se', ae',' sw', sec 36, tp 2n, r
9 e 24 60
W R W inans. town lota 1. 2. 3, 4. bk 1: lota
1. 2. 3. 4. 7, bk 2; lots 1, 4. bk 4: lots 5. 6, bk
5; lots 5. 6. 7, bk 6: lots 1, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. bk
lots 1, 2. 3, 4, 5. 6. 7. bk 8; lot 4, bk 9 4 58
Mary Winans. n' , sw1 and n'-i se1 ....
24 48
Ma M w 011. 11 K proper, lota 5 and 20. bk 87 6 09
Jennie Wood. Cass Add. lot 1. bk B 4 06
Annie Woodman. Highland Add, lot 2. bk 2 8 12
G D Woudworth, nw', ae', sec 22, tp In, r
10 106 40
Nellie Younir. n-':, Parkhurst, lot 1, bk 7 5 4s
V C Young, s' , se1, sec 28, tp 2n. r lie 9 84
A T Zoek. lot 7 in nw1! sec 2. tp 2n, r loe .. 2s 52
Mrs L J Schiller, nw't nw1, except beirin
ninir se cor w wi r n 40 r sely to beirinninir
sec 36. tp 2n. r lfto. 61 48
Portland Ice Co. a1 ne1, and s1 nw'i and 5
a south of O. W R & N Ky and n of 1 G &
T Co in lot a. sec 26. tp 3n r Joe 7 32
N P R R Co. s' , nw', and w'., sw', sec 12.
tp In. r lfte 13 28
N P R R Co. nw'i se', sec 29. tp In. r 10 13 2S
N P R R Co. n' . nw', and sw1, nw1, aec 13,
tp 2. r lOe 8 76
J Land l.auru B Drummond, lota 7 and 8,
sec 6. tp 2n. r 9c- 3 66
G I. Scarlett, se', se', ne1, sec 3-1, tp 2n,
r Hie .. 11 41
Rhoda Bucklin, oeirinninir 33 ft a of nw cor
sw',, then.-e e 25 nsls. a 8 nsls. e 28 5 r. a
15 r. w 53' -, n 23 r to beirinninir, aec. 12. tp
2n. r loe 42 38
J F Minkler, lot 4 and sw ', ne', see 4, tp 1
n. r lie 14 67
Ethel Roirers. Clark Add, val tloo. lot 18, bk
2 2 03
C K Taylor, ( lark Add. val tlftO. lot 13. bk 3 2 014
Ralph Early. Idlewilde. Iota 21 and 22. bk 2 .. 13 60
Cyrus K Hopkins, vol 5, ptt- 107. sec 34. tp 3n.
r lOe as 06
A C Haa-emari, n1 -t n' sw1-. Be1, sec 19, tp 1
s. r lo 3 69
Fred S l..lst.n. nw'-, sec 31. tp in, r 10 14 30
A L Kaufman. B S. lot 3. hk C 3 76
Valentine Nchrhauer, 'i aw1, nw'-j sec 28,
tp 2n. r 10 13 68
M Parkins, hllewilde. lots 23 and 24. bk 2 24 67
Santa Fee Pacific Ry Co, ae1', nw1, sec 21,
tp 2n, r 9
4 93
T.t.T.T.T t T T t I l l.f l.t l.l.f.M.f.'l.T.I
IN HOOD RIVER i
DR. F C. BROSIUS
Physician and Surgeon
Residence, Oak and Park. Office. Oak and Second
Olflc hour, 10 to 11 a. m., I to Sand 7 to 8 p. m.
Room 3, 4 and t, Broaiu Block, Hood River, Ore,
H. L. DUMBLE
Physician and Surgeon
Calls promptly answered in town or country, day
or niarht.
Telephone-Residence 611. Office 613.
Utlic in the Broaiu Huildiiur.
DR. E. 0. DUTRO
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Smith Huilding
Home phone, Rea.71B; Office phone 71
Hood River, Orecoa
SHAW & BRONSON
Physicians and Surgeons
Eliot Block I'hone 34
Hood River, Oregon
J. F. WATT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office. Home phnne 30. Residence, Still
Hood River. Orejron
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Dentist
Office, Hall Building:, over Butler Hanking Co.
Office phone 28. Residence phone 2X-I!
Hood Kiver. Oregon
H. Dudley W. Pineo, D. D. S.
Dentist
Office over First National Bank
Office Home phone 131. Residence- Home 131-B
Hood River. Oregon
DR. E. L. SCOBEE
Dentist
Open evenings by appointment
Rooms 6 and 7, Broaiua Building. I'hone 300
Hood Kiver. Oregon
Dr. M. H. Sharp
In- Kdna B. Sharp
DRS. SHARP
Osteopathic Physicians
Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy,
Kirksville. Ma
Office in Khot liuil.linfr
Phone-Otlice 11-2- Kulence 102-H.
Huud Kiver, Oregon
Dr. J. SOWERBY
CHIROPRACTOR
NERVE SPECIALIST
Lady Attendant Experienced
Piionk 222
FERGUSON BUILDING. - HOOD RIVER
Phone Rea. 87-M Hours. 10 to 12:
Office 2X 1) to 4:10-7:30 to 3
Other hour by appointment
DR. E. R. CARPENTER
Chiropractor: Nerve Specialist
Eaaefur All Disease
Room 17, Hcitbmnner Bldg. Hoot! River, Ore.
M. E. WELCH
Licensed Veterinarian
Hond Kiver. Oregon
E. H. HARTWIG
LAWYER
Smith Illork. over First National Bank
hone IftH-K Hond Klver, Oregon
A. A. JAYNE
Lawyer
Hall Building
Hood River. Oregon
ERNEST C. SMITH
LAWYER
Roomx 14 and lr. Hall Ituildinff
I Too I River, Oreiron
STEARNS & DERBY
Lawyers
First National Dank Building
Hood River, Oregon
I'hone 309 Rooms 9-10, Smith Rlnck
GEORGE R WILBUR
LAWYER
lltmtl KIvit Ort'tfnn
L. A. HENDERSON
Graduate Civil Engineer
Formerly U. R. Land Surveyor Philippine Inland
Two ddora north of oontofflre. I'hone 41
A. C. BUCK
Notary Public and Insurance
Agent
Room 12, Brnaius Block
ll'inrl Kiver, Oregon
P. M. MORSE
City Engineer and Surveyor
CITY AND COUNTY WORK
Heilbronner Building Horn! Kiver, Oregon
n jr. -m -jm .
LESLIE BUTLER. President
TRUMAN BUTLER. Cushier
BUTLER BANKING COMPANY
ONE HUNDRED
SAVINGS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Hood River Banking & Trust Co.
Extends a cordial invitation to you, personally to call and open
a checking account. Any amount will open an account in our
savings department. We pay 3 per cent interest, compounded
semi-annually. We promise the best of service and satisfaction.
M. M. HILL, J. W. COPELAND. R. W. PRATT.
President, Vice
C. H. Stranahan, Wilson Fike.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HOOD RIVER. OREGON
Capital and Surplus $124,000.00
Drafts and Travelers Cheques Sold on All Parts
of United States and Euro'e
Interest paid on time deposits
Savings Department
FASHION
Livery, Peed
Stank?-
Wholesale and '
Retail Lumber, C-4-t
Lath, Shingles OlTllll)
Etc. Lumber
delivered to FlimhtV
anypart of the "IllUCr
Valley
Co.
A preparation for
immediate rclcif of either
internal or external
Tiles
Rclcivcs pain instantly
ASK US
KEIR &
The UellnMe )ruKKl(a
- .m. w 'irw-a jt. era. M. .m
ESTABLISHED
NINETEEN HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
DEPARTMENT
President, Cashier
Chas. G. Pratt, Jos. Copeland
Safety Deposit Boxes
Storage Rooms.
and Drayin;
STRAN AH ANS & RATHBUN
HUOO RIVER, OREGON
Horses bought, sold or ex
changed. Pleasure parties ean
secure first class rijrs. SU'cial
attention driven to movinff fur
niture and pianos. We do
everything horses can do.
PDLIE
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ABOUT IT
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