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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1911
EVENTS OF WORLD WIDE INTEREST PICTURED FOR BUSY READERS
The Story
of the
Cherry Tree
Wit
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P -i.W MOHtiAN
vHUSTER
ur..i lia of King (Jeorse and the
(VMLLlAMl
NeWS SnADshotS The bouse Passed William Sulzer's resolution advocating the abrogation of the treaty of with Russia on the ground that
C OUdpsilUIS Russia has refused to allow American citizens to eater because they were of Hebrew parentage. V. Morgan Sinister held Ills
Of the Week position us treasurer general of Tenia despite the strong opposition of England and Russia. Charles V. Kliot, president emurl
tus of Harvard university, was Btrickea with uppe jdicitis In Ceylon, and an operation was performed ou him. King (Jeorge
V. of (ire.it Hrit.im .is proclaimed emperor of India amid scenes of unparalleled splendor at the Delhi durbar. The royal party was the guest of the kliedive
r.lii'i. en route to India. Following the coronation. the seat of government was transferred from Calcutta to Delhi.
POOLEY-NEWHALL
WEDDING IS HELD
All Saint Kpiscopal church In Port
land was the fcetie of 11 pretty wed
ding; ( IirlHtiii.'iM night nt v:0, when
Miss Dornthy New hall lucame the
lirlde of IMwin Raiid'ilph l'ooley of
Hood River. The ediilce was deco
rates with while mid creen nnd
lllle nnd ran lies wt-re on Hie nltnr.
Curl Denton flayed the wedding
inarch. Rev. Riy IMgar Kenilngton
read the nervier which united the
two, Mr. New hall giving his daugh
ter away. She wore a handsome
tirld.il costume. The gown was
fashioned of the conventional Ivory
satin, and built on flowing lines,
with festoons of diuiii'ss lace on the
liodlce and cascading down the
front on ore side. She wore a long
tulle veil, with orange lilossoms, and
carried lilies of the valley. The at
tendants were Miss Lillian I'.uehner
and Altert I'eteis of Hood River.
Miss ISueliner was In an attractive
creation in pink, with a pink hand
ing about the hair, and carried
l:r1demaiil rosebud.
At 9 o'clock a reception was held
at the Newhall resilience. Receiving
with Mr. and Mrs. l'ooley were her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Newhall, and
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. l'ooley, who
came from New York to witness the
marriage of their son. In'the dining
room were: Mrs. A. K. Rogers, Mrs.
Clifford Nichols. Miss (iretchen Klos
teriuan and Mi-s Margaret Rates.
Refore douning her modish traveling
costume Mrs. l'ooley threw her bou
quet. Miss Margaret Webber obtain
ing It. Mr. and Mrs. l'ooley are now
en route to California to remain at
Coronado for several weeks. About
t lie first of February they will be at
home in Hood River.
Miss Newhall is the only daughter
of Mrs. Henry Harris Newhall. After
her graduation from the National
The quicker a cold Is gotten rid of
the less danger from pneumonia and
other serious diseases. Mr. I!. W. L
Hall of Waverly, Ya., says: "I firm
ly ls-lleve Chamberlain" Cough Rem
edy to 1' absolutely the best prepa
ration on the market for colds. I
have recommended It to my friends
and they ull agree with me." For
sale by all dealers.
Ittf ITJislt
A Prosy rim3 and Sappy
2mu llrar
Let us supply those
"Good Things to Eat"
For that
New Years Dinner
THE STAR GROCERY
"6000 THIN6S TO EAT"
Perigo & Son
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khedlv copyright by American fiv Aasuciutlun. lail.
Cathedral Seminary, In Washington,
D. C, a little more than a year ago,
ste traveled abroad, returning In the
spring. Mr. l'ooley is a Harvard
graduate nnd recently came to Hood
River to live He Is from New York
and Philadelphia, and Is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. K. F. l'ooley, who live In
New York.
MOI.I.KR IHlKHTKt h'KKll
The wedding of Elmer Rhodes
Mollcr of this city and Miss Sara
Frances ( iberteuffer of Portland was
celebrated In the Rose City last week.
With ltisliop Charles Scadding, of
the Episcopal church, otlicl.iting, the
service was read at "o'clock at the
home of the bride's father, V. ti
( llHTteliffer, In t he presence of a few
relatives a ml friends. Later about
im gues's called at the reception.
The decorations of holly nnd poln
settas. used throughout the house,
were suggestive of the Christmas
season. The bride was charming In
her robe of Ivory brocaded satin, cut
en train and elaborated with pearl
motifs and real lace Ib-r tulle veil
was held In place by a wreath of
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet of bride's roses.
Her only ornament was a pearl pend
Ttit, the gift of the bridegroom. Mis
Fruuces Nelson, of Albany, as brides
maid, was radiant In a go n of pink
chiffon over white satin, trimmed
with silver lace. She carried pink
rosebuds. Maxwell Wood acted as
best man.
Presiding at the table in the dining
room, which was decorated with
pink hyacinths and t till bows, were
Mrs. Ralph McEwan ami Miss Helen
Driver, of Taeoma. Assisting about
the rooms were a number of the
bride's Kappa Alpha Theta sisters of
the 1'nlversity of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Midler have gone
East, where they expect to remain
for several months. They will lsit
Mr. M iller's family In Philadelphia
liefore returning to the Moller ranch
here, where they will make their
home.
Mil IIKI.I. II A WI.KV
Eddy I. Michell, son of Mr, mid
Mrs. i'hlllp Mlch.ll of Hood River,
and formerly a resident of The
Dalles, was united In marriage to
.Jennie L. Hawley of Hood River,
Tuesday. Decemler lt, at Portland.
Mr. Michell was formerly eilitor of
a newspaper at Heppner and also at
ine time editor and proprietor of
the Stevenson Pioneer. Later he
was one of the owners of the Hood
i hronli: rheumatism contracts the
muscles, distorts the joints and un
dermines the strength. A powerful
penetrating and relieving remedy
will Ik; found In Ballard's Snow Lini
ment. It restores strength and sup
pleness to the aching limbs. Price
i. .Vic and $MH) per bottle. Sold by
( has. N. Clarke.
FREE
LARGEST AUTOMOBILE FACTORY IN THE WORLD
Will be seen in Hood River when the STUDEBAKER CORPORATION presents their famous motion picture films, entitled
"From Pig Iron to Finished Automobile"
The public will bejaken on a trip through the enormous E. M. F. and Flanders Factories and every detail of construction of these fam
ous cars will be explained and described by a factory expert, as shown in the motion pictures. 6000 feet of films
Heilbronner9 s Hall, Saturday Evening, Dec. 30, at 8:00 0cloclz
Children under 1 6 not admitted unless accompanied by parents. ' Two hours of high class entertainment
m t I Ti - I1 KING AND, 'EE
River News.
Miss Hawley, with her sister, lias
been engaged In the millinery busi
ness here for several years, mid was
a well known and highly-esteemed
memU'r of the J. I', (i. Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Michell will make
their home at Sen view. Wash., where
Mr. Michell has built a house for his
bride, and the newly -married couple
went thereat the conclusion of the
ceremony.
I HAM'I.KK LYONS
Miss Ermn Lyons and Vernon D.
Chandler, both well known here.
Miss Lyons having formerly been a
resident In this city, were married at
Forest irove a few days ago. The
News-Times of that city says of the
event :
Miss l'.rma Lyons, of Forest drove,
was un'teil In the holy bonds of mat
rimony to Mr. Vernon D. Chandler,
the inanl ige occurring Saturday at
the county seat. Mrs. Chandler is
the ifaughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Lyons, of Forest (irove, and Is a
young lady of charming personality.
The newly weds will make their home
in "the prettiest town In Oregon,"
where the groom has recently com
pleted h new home. The News-Times
extends congratulations, and wel
comes them to our city.
.M l I. V A N K Y- W A H H K X
ine of the Christmas weddings cel
ebrated in the valley united In matri
mony Miss Kathrlne Warren, daugh
ter of Mrs. D. 11. Thorn, and Oliver
Mnlvaney of this city. Miss Warren
Is one of the popular young women
at line Grove. The groom Is wire
chief for tlie Home Telephone Com
pany. The ceremony was performed
at the home cif the brlles mother.
Rev. C. M. Carson officiating. The
young couple will make their home
In this city
Among the out-of-town guests
present were William Warnn, Misses
Clarice and .lean Wolverton and Dr.
nnd Mrs. Tucker, of Portland.
MAI K-liltOSI
Fri-d L. Mack and Mrs. Emma
lirosl, both residents of the valley,
were married at the Methodist par
sonage In this city Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock. A few friends and
relatives witnessed the ceremony and
afterwards accompanied the happy
couple to the station, where they
boarded the train for Portland amid
a shower of rice. Itoth have many
friends who w ill wish them an abun
dance of happiness In their new re
latlotf They will return this week
and make ther home on the ranch.
'i had been troubled with constl
pation for two years, and tried all of
the best physicians In Bristol, Tenn.,
and they could do nothing for me,"
writes Thos. E. Williams, Middle
boro, Ky. "Two packages of Cham
berlain's Stomach and liver Tablets
cured me." For sale by all dealers.
JURY LIST DRAWN
FOR JANUARY TERM
County Clerk Hauson has drawn
the jury list for the January term of
the Circuit Court as follows:
H. M. Huxley, A. Whitehead, Peter
Saltzman, Jesse Ingalls, John Sosey,
J. I!. Jackson, . I. W. Moore, W. E.
King, R. F. Duncan, H. S. Reed, J
Nunamaker, L. E. Part, J. A. Thomp
son, E. L. Rood. C. Pethtnau, 11 H.
Tomllnsoii, (ieo. I. Slocom, M. Pen
dergast, Andrew Pearson, Edward
Lage, W. S. Nichol. S. E. Hart
mess, M. Parkins, F. H. Sherman,
(). 11. Raker, 1'. L. Aubert, E. A.
Morton, .1. W. Hicks, J. O. Tomp
kins, Fred E. New by mid ('. W.
Heed.
She's a Pippin, Anyway.
R. T. Newhall, local representative
(d the Milton Nursery, Is much inter
ested lu the subject of pears. In
choosing a nmm for his newly arriv
ed daughter, he is unable to decide
between Ann Jo, and Winter Nellie.
He says she Is a red cheeked Pippin,
any way, nnd the News extends con
gratulations. When your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a big
dose of Chamberlain's Cough Reme
dy, bathe your feet In hot water be
fore going to bed, ami you are al
most certain to ward off a severe
cold. For sale by all dealers.
silver Suds for sale at Clarke's drug
store.
CONSTIPATION
I.nli;o!icn. r.J-1 Prfath. Dlzzl-'ii-m,
Virugo iblaiil tai?Kers),
iiea.Ja-hi-, Sulluw Cumplt-xiun,
iia ji,-, oaiiuiv i uiii,i,'aiuii,
Tiri. il. Uisi-oiirifrfJ Keel in
' u 1 (juinums of a Torpid
I.iVIT
HERBINE
Ik an l.ilecllve I.Ivrr Toole and
llonrl ItrKulator.
Its powerful reviving Influ
ime m t lie torpid livtr brings
on .in Immediate Improvement.
i Kit better nt ones. The
l vi 'i r-ovo freely so that the
it.; uriti' s which have cl iRged
tin tlie di-'i-stive erg ins find an
outl.-t. When the system has
tKon thus purified, the bilious,
liulf Bii It feclini? disappear, the
complexion clears, the L-rtath
heeonies rweet. tlie mind alert
nn.l ehccrf jl ami there la a fine
f 1 in -r if exhilaration all
ti,r-.tr:i Cio body.
l'rtce COc pr Bottlr.
JamesF.Callard.Prop. St.Loult.Mo.
Li Stephen Eye Salve for
sore cys i num.
AxoWicor'ntMoroBv
CI IAS. N. CI a A II KK
FREE
Panhy P,Mt. G A. K.-M.vt at th K. of P.
hall th aM-oml ami fourth Sittunlaya of th
month at t p. m. (ieo. I'. Crowell, i-oiiuimmler. S.
r. Blythe, adjutant.
fWiy W. R. C. No. 16-Mwtawcotiil anil fourth
Sutunlaya of wu h month in k. of 1'. hall at 2
p. m. Mm. Alible lluk.-r. nnioYnt; Mm. hiith
ryn Gill, att-retary.
rVmrt Hood River. No. 42. F. of A., nucta every
yThum-lay evenmit in K. of 1'. hall. im:.
r orvatfraalwayawt'lcunie. W in Flmmiiiu.-. C.K.;
r. C. Itruttiua, K.
TJood River Ixaltre. No. 103, A. K. A. M -AMoets
Saturday eveninvr on or before each full
moon. Geo. Slucom, W. M.; I). McDonald, necrtv
tary.
T-Tood KivorCamp, No. T7tr. M. W. A.-Mrrta in
ixK. of IV hall tirat anil third Wednesday nnjhta.
C. S. Jones. V. C; C. II. Dakm. clerk.
tlood River Camp. No. 770. W. (). W.-Mwta at
XXK. of 1. hall the fleeonil anil fourth Wln..l.-,v
niirhta of each month. W. E. Shay. C. C: Flovd
Siierlinic. clerk.
T loud River Valley Hjmnne Soeiety - I'hone 2.
A4K. H. HartwiK. preaiilont; Harold Her&hner.
atn-retary; Leslie butler, treasurer.
TiMewilde laatire. No, 107. I. O. O. F.-Mil in
AKraternal hall every Thuratlay evening at 7:00,
at the corner of Fourth and Oak at reel a. Vi.-utitiK
brothers welvomed. A. K. Crump. N. G.; G. W
Thompson, secretary.
Temp Uxlite. No. 1H1. I. O. O. F.-Meets in
xvtlie Old Fellowa hall at Udell every Saturday
niifht. Visitinir brothers roidiully wvlcomeii.
O. ii. Roatiea, N. G.; F. L. Kelso, secretary.
T aurel Rebeka Ulna N. K7 I O o V - M..,
tirat and thini Mondnva in each month. Kduli
Wilson, N. G.; Nettie M.isca. aecretary.
JtTount Hood Indite. No. 2o5, I. O. O. F.. niK-ta
A'Aevcry Saturday evening in Gribble'a hall,
Mt. Hood. M.W. Shearer, N.G.; G. W. Ihmnuck.
secretary.
TVTountain Home Camp, No. 34t'.9. R. N. A.
'''Meets at K. of V. hall on the second and
fourth Fridays of each month. Mrs. Lulu Cary,
O.; Mrs. Ella llakin, recorder.
Qleta Assembly, No. 105, U. A. -Meets in their
V-'hall the lirst and thinl Wednesdays, work;
second and fourth Wednesdays, social. C. D.
llenricha. M. A.; W. H. Auatin. secretary.
Qnvon Graie R, b. kah Ilre No. lxi, I. O. O. F.
Meets every second and fourth Wednesdays
tn each month in Grihtiles hall. Mt. Hood. Or.
Mrs. Manimie lliinnnck, N. G.; Mrs. Nettie
Gribhle. secretary.
TJiverside Loilire. No. fts. A. O. V. W.-Meets in
AVK. of H. hall the first and third Wilnes,ly
nitrhta of the month. Visions brothers cordially
welcomed. Newton Clark. M. W.i Cheater
Shute, recorder.
W'aucoma Ixlire. No. 1. K. of P.-Mivts Ii
" their l astle Hall every Tuesilay niKht. when
visiting brothers are fraternnlly weU-ome,!
S. W . SUrk, C. C: Lou. S. lsenberar. K. of R
ft S.
VTauna Temple IVthian Sisters. Not 6-Meets the
hrat nml I hirtl I uv uv nt ,m.. m.mlh ut L
P. hall. B11 LM.n. M. t.
C; Gcrtruile Stark.
M. of K. & C.
Summons.
Tn the Circuit C.jrt of the state of OroRon, for
the county uf ll-iotl Ktvtr,
Henry J. Lirulnay. I'laintilT.
vs.
H. ile UN,inir: ("ornch'a KilmumU Hallam,
a wniow; M. Vjifui; J. Thornton ami W. H.
Walton an-1 Miiiilli-cre-tt Orchan. 0niiany.
a Corporation, defendant?.
To H. ik ktJmtr. Cornelia Kdmuivla Hatlam. a
wuinw, M. Yaui. J. Thornton and VV. II. Walton,
ami MitlilUnTertt Or hanl Company, a corporation,
ami each of you. (ii'fVrw.Hntjf.
In the Naino of the Statt of reron:- You and
each of you are hereby reumi! to iipfwar and
answer the Complaint tiN-d ajrainst you arid each
of you in the above entitled auit wi'hin tn dayn
from the date of the nerviee of this surnnionH fn
you and earn of you, jf nerval within thia county,
and if servwl within any other county in thir
st ate, then within twenty day fnim the date of
the service of thin summons upon ynu and -ach of
you. and if you fail no to answer, f ir w;int there
of, the plaintiif will take a decree against you
and each of you for the hale of tlie hereinafter
describe! real property nituate in Hi! Kiver
(bounty, Oregon, for the foreclosure of that cer
tain mortfratre ilate. Sept:-rnU'r ith. made
executed and dehvete! hy defendant II. tie Kti
ititr to 8aid plaintitr Uenry J, Lindsay to wcure
the payment of the sum of Twenty Six Hundred
and Ninety IMIara (fL't'.i) and ititerest, which
said morttratre waduly hll in the oil ire of the
(bounty Clerk of said Hoxt River 'ounty. f freon.
on January 2Jnd, 1 1 0 at 2:40 o'vUh k p. m. and
recordel in book .1 of niortfraKen at pae f4i, for
the payment and Hatisfaction of all sutnt secured
by aid mortiraKe. incluiiinu sjtiti sum of '1 wenty
Six Hundred and Ninety I Miliars. f ''.:()) ad tnter
eflt, the sum of Two Hundred anil Seventy Ihllars
(fiT'ii attorney's fees in this Hint and plaint j;!"
cowts and ilinbursements herein, and will take a
decree atrainst you and each of you for such other
relief as prayed for in the complaint herein and
shall be deemed by the court prnpe.tr. .Said real
property is more particularly described as follow!,
to-wit: The North half N' of the South-went
quarter (SW1 ,) of the North-east quarter INK' t)
of Section Ki(rhteen (HI Township Two) North,
It an ye Ten (lo Ka.it of Willamette Merxiian.
You are hereby server! by ubliration of this
summons, by virtue of an order of the honorable
(reortre D. Culbertson. as County Judire of HoskJ
Kiver ( ounty, and State of Ureiron. duly nia'ie.
(T ran ted and dated on the 2nd day of Deo mler ,
A. I. r.tll, for the service of this summons upon
you by publication there if, and in accordance 1
therewith, and which order prescribes that you ,
shall appear and answer the complaint, on or te-
fore the last day of six consecutive weeks from i
the date at the first publication of this summons. I
and the t'.th day of 'eceml'er A. I. l'.dl as the i
late of the first publication of this summons, nnd ;
you are hereby further not ihed that sid date m ,
and wdl be the first publication of this Bummund. I
latd I December i-'rid. l.nl.
do-jl7 L. A A. P. Rkep. i
Attorneys for f laintitf. Hoxxl Kiver, Orcjron. i
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 low cost insur-
surance. John Goldsbury,
Hood River, Oregon.
!) rjcnerally BMociated with
aiKington't Birthday. Lit
" lis George chopped down
ihe Cherry Tree. You know
iho rest of the ttory. We
have another cherry ttory that
will interest you and we want
to tell it to you. It is about
COMPOUND
Cherry Juice Cough Syrup
It a tart and tasty syrup that doesn't upset your stomach not derange your
digestion as most cough remedies do but it does cure coughs and colds quickly.
A single dose will relieve the tightest and most stubborn cough, four dose
will stop your coughing and a 25c. bottle will break up the wotst cold you ever had.
Sold in three popular sues, 25c, 50c, $1.00.
Carl A.
The Satisfactory Solution of Your
Water Supply Problem
will be reached by installing
I aa 1 ja
Supply System
You can have abundant water hot
for kitchen, bath, laundry, the lawn
other purpose required, at a moderate
Will also aflord fire protection.
fi . -ze : i i
iuc must cuiciem, ctouoiuicai aiiu
able water supply System to be bad.
Ask your local dealer to explain about the
Leader System or write for our booklet,
"How I Solved the Water Supply Problem."
LEADER IRON WORKS, Dept. 22, Decatur, III.
Apple Land and Orchard Company
Office, Ho. O Oak Street. Phono 26 on 2002 K. Hood River
ira
you have
a Victor
be sure to get a
copy of the new
Victor monthly
bulletin which
tells about the
newest music.
Stop in and
get a copy, or
drop us a postal
and we'll gladly
send it.
you haven't
a Victor
you'll find the
Victor bulletin
interesting any
how. So send
for a ropy. I let
ter still stop in
and get it, and
hear
some
of the
music
itself.
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3
Plath EH
in your home a pneumatic
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or co'u
and any
cost.
j I "iSTSI
ucicuu- t AS
Ih-jAl
VICTORS
S10.00 TO S100.00
VICTROLAS
S15.00 TO S250.00
B 1)1 SONS
S15.00 TO S200.00
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HEILBRONNER BUILDING
HOOD RIVEK, OREGON
Phone 153-X
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