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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1911 We Repair Motor Cycles Bicycles Lawn Mowers Sewing Machines Type Writers Cash Registers MovingPicture Machines Small Motors (T""n"d) All kinds of Locks All kinds of Fire Arms Saw Filing &c. BERGMAN & BRITTAIN Gun and Locksmith GENERAL REPAIR WORKS Stewart Hardware Co. Building Phone 11 T. i. rviii;i)Y Mutual Insurance at 60 Per Cent of Olil Line Kate. Fire Innurancaon Huilihntrn in Course of Conittrurtion, Kre. NOTARY Pt'BI.IO ON THK HKHillTR Authaobc and valuable infcimabaA about breeding, hstchias;. rwit I I. j l ; i T! latciaf ana nouiinf peaitry m CnUiaad ia tha lata aditiea at llr'i Poultnr book ju poatad. Saod lot eopr. fraa. fha CW H. Lilly Co., Sant. WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS Have you overwnrk.1 your nrrvona ays tem and caused trouhle with your kid neys and bladder? ll'ivf you pains In loins, side, bnck and bladder? Have you a flabby arpearance of the face, and un der the eyes? A frequent desire to pass urine? If so. Williams' Kidney Mils will cure you IrurKlst. I'rlce 50c. WILLIAMS MFC CO.. Prop... Cl.T.l.nd. Ohi Tor Sale by Carl A. Plath, Druggist When you feel iZt vous, ti red. worried or despondent it is a sure sinn vou need MOTT'S NERVERINE PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and make life worth living He inra and ask for Mott's Nerverine Pills R'iS WILUAMS MFC. CO., Prop., CUr.Uad, Ohio I or Sale by Carl A. I'lath, Druggist Truc-To-Name Nursery Wishes to announce that they have only a few thousand of those guaranteed trees left. Hotter order now before it's too late. Address, TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY, Phone 2002-K Hood Kiver, Ore. m C. G. VAN TRESS Public Stenographer A NO Notary Public ELIOT BLOCK Thone 308-M ' Thirty Per Cent of the new business written by the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Wis consin in 1910 was received from old policy holders. Its enviable record for large div idend savings produces its exceptional Tow cost insur surance. - John Goldsbury, Hood River, Oregon. ffleutit Kootl RaiCroad Tim. Tl.l No. 10. tH.ctiv Ainil 17th. 13:01 A. M. A.M. -So- No.th P.M. 8.00 Hood Kiver 3.10 8.0.r IN.werdale :U.r 8.15 Switchback 2Jf K3T Van Horn 2.30 Mohrs 8.55 O.loll 2.15 9.10 Summit 2 05 9.20 I'.loucher 2.00 9.40 Win an s 1.50 9.45 Ar. Dee hv. 1. 15 10.15 Lv. Dee Ar. 1.25 10.25 Troutcroek 1.20 10.40 Wood worth 1.05 10.50 Ar. I'arkdale Lv. 1.00 Suml.v.. north hound lrin will run two hour. laic, above Khcdulc, Iccvinc PctkJl ) p. m. A. WILSON, Agent. REAL ESTATE SECTION llotice to Homeseekers and Sell liers are you looking lor a nome in tne city or country, or if you have a home in the city or country you want to sell, see or write the Mt. Hood Land Ex change, Hood River Heights, corner Pine and 12th Streets. Of fice manager, W. A. Carnes; field manager, J. T. Nealeigh 45tfc For Sale -230 acres of land, from $50.00 per acre up. Will sell 20-acre tract with part in trees U. J. Calkins, Phone 50-K. tfc For Kent Modern 7 room house, with bath, furnace and fire place. No. 717 Eugene street, phone 273-K. 49-50-c Tor Kent New five room cot- Itage, with bath, partly furnish ed. Mrs. L. H. Huggins. 49-50c for Kent 6 room bungalow, and oath, on Eugene St., near Park Phone 87-L. 49-50-c LIVE STOCK AND FOWLS Tor Sale 1 Team and harness, Ttrue pullers, good travelers; 1 No. 2 Faultless stump puller, complete; 1 Jersey cow, 4 years old; these are very cheap buys; it will pay you to investigate. I). Currier, Jr., Odell 84, K.D. 2. 31-tfc For sale K. I. Red Cockerels, bred from prize winning stock. Get your next season's breeders while the choice is good. Also some pullets old enough to lay, Phone 2012-M, E.F. Batten. 45tf For Sale 75 Rhode Island hens one year old, and 50 pullets, cheap for cash. No. 717 Eugene St., phone 273-K. 49-50-c For Sale Fine Jersey cow. In quire Deitz Photo Studio. Phone 345-C or 275-X. 50-51-c ror Sale - S. C. Rhode Island Red I pullets and cockerels. " Phone 293-L. 49-50-c LOST AND FOUND ADS Lost-Girl's grey striped water proof cape with hood, green plush lap robe, blue waterproof cape, 2 pieces red and grey can vas. Finder please leave at News office, or phone 2112-L. 50-51-c Lost Ladies black fur hat, on Thanksgiving night, some where between Pin Grove and Tucker bridge. Finder please phone 33S-M, or leave at News office. 50-51-c Lost One white pig, wt. about 20 pounds. Last seen near Advent church, on Jerico Lane. Please notifv A. H. Berrv, phone 204-L. 50-51-c BUSINESS ADVERTISING OAK DALE GREENHOUSES For fall planting we have a fine line of Roses. Shrubs and the old fashioned Perrenials; also an extra good collection of Peonies. You better come and see the Roses, etc., in bloom and pick them out; and those Bulbs, too, that you want to bloom next spring. Cut Flowers and Designs to order on short notice. Fletcher & Fletcher, the Pioneer Florists, tf t pays 10 au i'i UM." m uie incws Classified Advertising columns, iikewise it pays to read the ads. i .i are reasonable -two weeks 25c. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Notice to Apple Tree Planters I have 1 and 2-year-old apple trees for sale for seasons 1911-12 - several standard varieries.good trees; fine trees 7c to 10c. Phone 218-K or write me at Hood River, Ore., if you want apple trees. All trees guaranteed true to name and free from disease. J. T. Nealeigh. 28-52p. Wanted - About 300 feet, more or less, of second hand wooden main pipe. State size and price. Address P. O. Box 14, Parkdale. 50-51-p WHITE SALMON (From the Knterpriae) Vlll.lue flfCtlnll M TllHilil.V rt'HIllt- ti ii follow: It. Field, O0; Mr. .lew H t, .V.I; l A. Mel Untuck. !7: U.S. Hull, 111. I'lic llircc liltfhcwt of llit'Mf were iltvlnreil clcctcil for flic three yenr term, ror the one yeiir term Mr. r.rldKeinail deleateil N. A. I - Knim, Ki'iiri'STi to."0 M. .1 nti ornt for treiiMiirer luul no niioltlon. The in..le of the election In how it "luilf Hhot" in 1 11 like II. S. Hull could make en IiIk ii run? No nrle at. nil yon hhv. Well, witKii t he hnill.v "riddled?" LOVE LAUGHS AT PLAN TO INTERFERE The proponed kidnapping of one of Hood ICIver'n moot popular yoiiiiK men who wan about to lie married; the fact that he found It out, and hi clever rune to jjet the knot tied and make hU getaway, all Hoiindrt like a dream, lint mill It ull happened rlnlit here at home. The young man alluded to Ih Howard Hartley, whone marriage with Minn Lena llelllwell wuh itched uled to have taken place Sunday, hut which really occurred Friday hecaiiMe Mr. Hartley's young men frleiidH had made dellnlte plan to kidnap' him Saturday night und keep him Id durance vile until Monday morning. learning of the Hchcme Howard Dad MImm llelllwell quietly nllp up to hU home Friday evening aliout i o'cliK'k, where nhe wuh receUed by hU mother and hIwUt. Shortly after I!ev. J. I'.. I'arHoiiH nlld In at the back door, the knot wkh tied and Howard went to work the next morning hh UMiial. Saturday afternoon Mr. Hartley (nee llelllwell) gently me andered down to the railroad nta tlon. Howard left the Btore a few mlntitcM before the :i:0."i left, and they disappeared towardn Mrn. Hartley'H home at Koeierg. That the kid nappern were failed goeH without na.vlng. "APPLES" IS APPLES" IN STATE OF KANSAS ( ccaionally an Illuminating fact regarding what conumerH filially pay for apple In the retail marketH tiltern through to the rulwerH of the fruit, by chance. I'miaUy I' Itiillcaten that the niiil.lleman or Homebody between the grow er and coiiHiimer miiHt be making a "heap of dough" on appleH, ami Infcrentlally on other fruit. Although, of eoiirhe It 'h applet) that IntereHtH Hood itiver. In a pernonal letter to a friend In thin city .1. K. Slielton, who Ih spend ing the winter In t lie middle went and at present Ih In Toiicka, Kan., writes an followH regarding the re tall apple market In the Jay hawker capltol: " 'Applen Im apiilcn' here. (Should be h pel led with all capital ) Native JonathatiH (Hood Kiver culls) nell at 00 cents a peck; Koine Keautlen and tireenings (Colorado) sell at U."i centH a peck and common ntuff at that, not better than orchard run; while Washington Spitz sell at "." cents per dozen or two for !." centn. Wish I had a car or t wo here." Four-tier fancy Spitz pack from 'Mi to In a box. Inking los, nine dozen, as an average they would bring $l!.T."i a box at the Kansas re tail price of "." cents a dozen. The the highest net returns to growers u that class of apples, according to Mr. Davidson of the Davidson lTtilt Company In an Interview in Inst week s .News, is ' .lit. I he difference between $!". and 2 "0 Is easy to figure, iM.-." That's what goes to the railroad, the commission man, the jobber and the retailer. And the figure Is probably bigger than that for the chances are that retail apple prices In New York and ot her eastern points are decidedly higher than they are in Kansas. Public Library The Library Committee lire meet ing with encouraging success with their petitions. Almost without ex- ceptl'in, these who really understand the project are giving It their sup port, (ireat credit is due our local papers for giving so much space In explaining t he character of this splen did movement. Another Important factor In arous ing this support Is the work of the school teachers throughout the val ley. As instructors of children thev feel the need of reference books, and realize t he value to the schools. Their enthusiasm has communicated Itself to many, and Is one of the strongest arguments for the establishment of a library. I't's tell others. PltKHH Com Mi l -i ki:. An Lxplanation To the patrons of Pine IS rove grange hall: The Itlg 4 Theatrical; Company, which will show In our hall the night of Dec. '.'L' Is not a part j of our regular Lyceum course. It is an extra attraction coming to us, based upon our reputation already marie. There are three men and four women. They give a guarantee of a ! clean entertainment, and come well recommended. This Is the Mrst regu lar theatrical Iroiip which has come to us anil we hope for as good pat ronage as Is given our Lyceum course. The play is a comedy en- titled "A Midnight Intruder." Ad mission "0c for adults. U.V for chil dren. Ily order Hoard of Trustees. Hoys Find Dead Body ! Tim body of a man who had evi dently been tlead formally months was found below a cliff along the railroad track west of the city Sat urday by two boys. An Investiga tion revealed the fact that he had fill M) In his pockets, but noth ing was found on him by which he could be Identllled. I BITS OF GOSSIP FROM THE STATE UNIVERSITY (in Deo. L'l the University of Oregon Glee Club will give its annual concert at the Monroe opera house. The clul) this year promises to 1 as strong as the one last year, which was well received all over the state. Several new feature will lie added thl-i year. Harry Ding, the Chinese student, In native costume, will sing a solo. David Campbell, who lias just returned from a two yearn' study under Herr Kudolph Oanzof Germany, will give aevera I selections. New stunts are being worked up on college life which always take well with the public. Melvln P. Ogden Is the director. Thin Is his fifth year wli h the club. Chester Huggins of Mood Kiver has been elected captain of the soph more track team. William Cass Is also a tnemlier of the track team. Two Hood Kiver boys will gradu ate this year, Sidney Henderson and Klwood Luckey. P.urlelgh Cash, who was a member of the championship debating team two years ago, will not try for the team this year on account of a heavy course. $ LOCAL AND PERSONAL A musical treat by the Itlg 4 Com edy Co. at Monroe opera house Tues day, Dec. T.t. Popular prices. Klg 4 Musical Comedy Co. will ap pear at the Monroe opera house Tuesday, Dec. 19. Don't miss It. W. H. W. Hamilton of Prinevllle, who owns property In the valley, was a Hood Kiver visiter Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pennlck of Welser, Idaho, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting at the homes of E b Coad and F. H. Morlan. Mr. Pen- nick and Mr. Coad were classmates at the 1'iilversity of Oregon, while Mrs. Pennlck and Mrs. Morlan were schoolmates In the east. ("apt. T. H. Steele, V. S. A., on his way from the Presidio, San Fran cisco, to Fort Sheridan, Chicago, stopped over this week as the guest of Mrs. Steele's mother, Mrs. Mary Cram. Mrs. Steele, who accom panied him, will visit with her mother for a month before rejoining her husband. For the first time American peaches were offered for sale on London markets this year. They came from Wenatchee and brought record prices, according to a report from Consul General J. L. Griffiths. The consignment of 2000 cases was shipped from Wenatchee to London, being in transit just 13 days. This is also a record in the matter of fruit forwarding. Heretofore, a few Canadian peaches have reached London. Considering that fine peaches sold for 48 cents a piece this year in Covent Gar den, and that from Washington state, should be good news to the growers. CHICHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND BRAND LADIES I Aak yonr lrnrl.t for CTTI-CHES-TER'9 A HA.MuSU hkND TILLS in Rito ndX Gold metallic beim. scaled with BlurtO) Ribbon. Taeb no trnri. Ilir il rnr V IrcU ana a.k K.r ( III. H-Tf H V DIAMOND Rll A N l r I I I.S, for tw ntT-TO ycara rrirnrdr.i aa Bt,K-t, Always Reliable. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS IISS, EVERYWHERE SS" Indian Pottery Brassware Aluminum m AT w UPPER VALLEY TO BE HOST DECEMER 20 The Upper Valley will be host to the city Wednesday Dec. L'O when a special train will Is run to I'arkdale on the Mt. Hood railroad to take up the guests. The occasion Is the ad dress of Judge Stephen A. Lowell under the auspices of the Upper Val ley Progressive Association. A low rate of fare has been made and every body Is Invited. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF IHE BUTLER BANKING COMPANY at Hood River, in the State of Oregon, at the clou of business December 5th. 1911. J RESOURCES Loans and discounts f 508.362. &3 Overdraft, secured and unsecured Nona Bonds and warrants Il.3n3.29 Stocks and other securities None Banking1 house None Furniture and fixtures 5,700.55 Other real estate owned None Due from banks (not reserve banks) 58.02 Due from approved reserve banks 89,505.96 Checks and other cash items 5,117.77 Exchanges for clearing house None Cash on hand 30.524.03 Total S 650.652.55 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in S 100.000.00 Surplus fund 10.000.00 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 7.563.19 Dividends unpaid None Due to banks and bankers 1.925.97 Individual deposits subject to check 397,781.55 Demand certificates of deposit 17.775.76 Certified Checks 1.827.75 Cashier's checks outstanding 144.09 Time certificates of deposit 41,658.92 Savings Deposits 71,975.32 Notes and bills rediscount! None Bills payable, including certificates of deposit for money borrowed None Liabilities, other than those above stated None Total $ 650,652.55 State of Oregon, County of Hood River, as. I, C. H. Vaughan, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. C. H. VAUGHAN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of December, 1911. Ernest C. Smith. Correct-Attet: Notary Public Leslie Butler, Truman Butler, Directors. Notice of Special Road Meeting. Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the tax-payers of Road District No. 1, in Hood River County. State of Oregon, will be held at the school house in said District at the hour of 7 o'clock p. m. on the 2Mh day of December, 1911. for the purpose of voting upon a proposition to levy a special 5 mill tax on all assessable property in said Road District, or so much more as may, in the opinion of the citizens attending the meeting, be deemed necessary for the purpose of improving thefollowing described portion of county road in said road district, to-wit: All thst portion of the county road beginning at a point T.iO feet south from the section corner common to Sections 36, 35. 1 and 2 in Township 2 North of Range H "ast of Willamette Meridian, thence in a northeasterly and easterly direction over said road, and The Dalles and Sandy Wagon Road" where the same is adopted in connection therewith, for a distance of about 3 miles to the point of intersection of said road with the section line between Sections 5 and 6 in Township 2 North of Range 9 East of W. M.. the same being the east boundary of said Road District No. 1, Said road to be improved by proper grading and surfacing, removing rocks, stumps and other ob structions therefrom, and to be opened for travel a suitable width to accommodate wagons and all other vehicles, in so far as may be accomplished thereupon by the prudent ute of the proceeds of said proposed special tax. Dated Hood River County, this 8th day of De cember. 1911. Thad Glazier. Supervisor Road District No. 1. (Mrs.) Jennie Madden A. . Adams Chas. Oi.in Arc Peterson (Mrs.) Dki.la Meyer Otto Schmid (Mrs.) H. S. 08BORN M. DlTTERRANDT W. M. Ash (Mrs ) Geo. Dillaboy Ntttlce ot Special Road Meeting. otice is hereby given that a Special Mt-eting of ' th tY.riAviM of Knad District No. 2. in il mm! River County, State of Oregon, will be held at the school house in said district at the hour of 1 o'c! ck p. m. on the 2th day of December. 1911, for the purpose of voting upon a proposition to levy a special 5 mill tax on all asaessabl property in said district, or so much more as may. in the opinion of the citizens attending the meeting, be beemol necessary fr the purpose of improving the following described portion of county road in said Koad District, to-wit Ail that portion of the County road beginning at the point of intersection of said road with the wvtion line between Sections 5 and 6 in Township J North or Range 9 East of Willamette Meridian at the west bound ry line of said Road District No. 2. and thence in an easterly direction over said road, and ' The Dalles and Sandy Wagon Road." here the asms is adopted in connection there with, for a distance of about 2 miles, to a point Kin. feet east and 410 feet north of the corner common to Sections 33. H4. 3 and 4 in said Town ship 2 North Range 9 East of W. M. Said nd to be improved by proper grading and surfacing, removing rocks, stumps and other obstructions t herefrom, and to be opened for trarel a suitable width to accommodate wagons and all other vehicles, in so far as may be accom-phsht-d thereupon by the prudent use of the pn ped special tax. Dated. Hoxi Rivrr County. Oregon, this th d.iy of December. It'll. S. W. O RRAN. ri-M-T2 Supervisor Road Dist. N. 2. M I. Ostercoop. Mks. Lai ra B. Nfi.son. Blowers Hardware Company WHAT COULD BE MORE APPROPRIATE FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT THAN A Victor Talking IWachine OR Edison Phonograph And a few New Records for same. You don't even have to wait until Christmas, "DO IT NOW!" They are good every day in the year. These records are the best made and will fit any make of machine. Leave or send us your address and we will mail you new lists each month. Buy at home at Factory Prices. A complete line of.... Victor's and Ellison's at Waggener's Music House HEILBRONNER BLDG. HOOD RIVER, n : : : : OREGON Waggener Wants Your Trade ! You will Scream at the Funny One Act Farce The BIG 4 COMEDY CO. Introducing New York's Latest Success, "MINSTREL MAIDS" Everything New, Bright and Sparkling NEW MUSIC NEW SONCjS NEW SPECIALTIES NEW COMEDIES Endorsed alike by Press and Public. ith a Record Hard to Beat. A Great Play presented by a Great Company. All former efforts eclipsed Popular Prices Within the Reach of All Monroe Opera House, PACIFIC UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB 12 - ORCHESTRA - 12 Solos, Duets, Quartets j HEILBRONNER HALL, Dwinnell Clapp Miss Goldie Teterson Miss Leah Slusser Perry Arant Charles McNeil Archibald Markee Admission 50 Hurrah! Toyland Is Open Dolls Games Mechanical Toys I Slocks Children's Hooks Christmas Card. Handkerchiefs Gift Iixes Pictures Hells China Tea Sets Everything imaiinul!e to make a Merry Christmas. ' COME OX Point ynursh. es toward the ..... Christmas Store of Hood River e"5, 10, AN December 19th, 1911 MALE QUARTETTE Ensemble College Stunts MONDAY EVE., DEC. 18 Violinist Dramatic Soprano Lyric Soprano Pianist Tenor Baritone and 35 Cts. 15 Cent Store
