THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 17. 1912
V. A. Bell, Candidate for Republican Nomination for District
Attorney at Primary Mection, April 19, 1912
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Mr I'.ill Is ii mi i i v.- nf i r. -ii i .ri y v r,ir ( I I, ami h;in rt'elilcil twenty
iltit yen r In .ui'l i rem), ci un i rlniiticn ycurMof ncti ve enurt
inirl1ct' Iji'fciic .IimIi- . I. I'.rail-li i ; sixteen yi'.irn of t-xiuTli'iice In tin'
iniHccut Inif nf rriiiiinal i m h m-j il' iily uinli'r l)'wtrlct S t tornt'.VH A. A.
.Inviie. 1'niiik Miai. lt-.' aii'l I r.-l W. ,m . I u 1 nt ,f Crook county l'.M!4
I'.his. Mi- liai iiiv,irf 1. 1 n ,i ililit nt athl f. arli'-s prohi-ciitor, ami licllevcH
In ii lioili! a 1 1 1 1 i nf c. -1 1 1 ii fa.- la .v ai.rii ni-.t fii. iiil or foe. lie Htatnlrt on liN
record of mi ire ana e p' l i.Miri-. i. ti'l v ill lie a i oiiiietent nnil etliclent I Mn-
trlct Alloriiev. atel ill not n I to ! eilii.-at'-il to the ilntlen of the otllce
a n lie liia-'iiiii'T in I In' v ork
Davidson fruit Co.
Shippers of
STRAWBERRIES
Growers shipping with us jct quick re
lurns ;md liihc.t market prices. We
know the lusine.-s thoroughly and want to
ship your berries. It is absolutely necessary
that you make early arrangements with us,
so that we will know how many berries we
will have to market and can work to the
best advantage in disposing of the crop.
We sell Strawberry Crates, Spraying Material, Etc.
Davidson fruit Co.
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When you TbinK
Victor Gdioon Columbia
Records Repairs
Needles
yiUo ThinK
"Cttaggener's JVIusic Rouse
Hood Hitter, Oregon
COLLEGE MEN ENJOY
CAFETERIA LUNCH
MemlierN of the I 'lit vfrntty Club
mill ii few Invlieil uncHtri larneil out
to the 1 1 1 1 1 ii I - r of about fifty Satur
day to alleiel the tirHt of the weekly
ctifeterin luuchcH at the ( oiiiintrclal
Chili. J. K. Montgomery, A. L.
Crocker nnil .loe l. I'IioiiiIhoii nctei)
it t in M for thi' occaHlon and a tnnty
lunch wan nerved, followed tiy a
Mhort Hinoker. Several nelectloiiM
furnlnhed tiy McNnrn CrM-ker, 1. A.
lliiiiliTHon, Murray Kay ami J. ('.
Skinner were much enjoyed. I'renl
dent Frank IVi'in of the club then
made a few remark exireHnlnn liU
pleiiHiire at the number hi were III
attendance and IiIh hoe that the
weekly luncheons mlht be contin
ued. Or. Hiaainont Hpoke In a hIiiiI
lar vein, heartily endorsing the Idea,
lie iiIhii announced that he In making
arraiiifeuietitH In Portland ho that
iiii'IiiIiith of the I'tilvernlty Club here
will bi extended the irlvllene of
the l'ortland Commercial club while
In that city.
K. II. Sheiard ioke of the advan
taeH to be enjoyed If a tdmllar ar
rangement can be made with the
I'ni viTr-lty Club of l'ortland.
Ir. Watt referred to the- fund
"V ti Ii-li U belny; raised tiy umall cotitrl
biltioiiH for Oie I'lirchane of the la rue
iicture i f Ml. Ilond, lal ited by i:d
ward 1 1 ill and a t preseii t Imiii; ill t lie
('Miiitiniii.il ( lub roouiH. 'I'lumaii
I'll 1 1 1 i ri'iaii.iled (hose prcHeiit that
they have t lie privilege of Inviting
ttuests t o I he .vi ekly luiicheotiK It. W.
Kelly, cliali man of t lie entertainment
ci aiimit lie. uas -. : 1 ! - 1 ii hi lor a
few remarks and n iondi'd brii My.
A vote was asked on the iirsllon of
w I ii-I her t lie luueheoiirt Hhoiild become
a regular 1 1 1 i 1 1 tt and the vot" In favor
was uiianluiouH.
'l'liose who relHlered and their re
spective colleges were as follows:
lliiol".. lilrkner, Nebraska; (ieorne
S. lieeder. Nebraska; Albert. I' Keed,
Minnesota; Or. John H". I'.caiini iiit,
Cornell; I.. . Hyde. Minnesota; K U.
Smith, Lombard College; Arthur Me
Creery, Vale; I! Moller, Cornell;
Charles Mall. Minnesota; W. M.
Thurston, Nebraska; J. N. Coielaud,
Minnesota; A W. I'eters, Cornell;
K. Ii. I'ooley, Harvard; K O. I Metro,
Westminster (Mo. I; K 15. liemiett,
Yale; K. 11. Shepard, California: F. I'.
Friday, Wisconsin; A. J. Miller, M. S.
F ; J. W. Waunh. Oberlln; K. I. Kan
na, U. of M.; A. Henderson; I'nl
versby of Oregon; Chas. C. iA'tnmon,
Armour Tech; ('. I). Thompson,;
(. A. ('.; W. II. Lawrence, Cornell;
F. K, Iteem, Illinois; "Iitick" Kelly, j
"Yasser," I'hlliu II. Carrol, West j
Point; I. Currier, Jr.; II. de Ceiling. !
ICcole (Vntrale: J. K. Montgomery,:
Stanford; Claude Thompson, O. A. i
V.; A. It. and F. W. Cutler, Illinois. j
QUESTIONS ABOUT
ROAD ARE ANSWERED
IMItor Sewn: The lung distance
farmers living In Portland and pay
ing tuxes In Hood Itlver county are
nil very much pleased to note the
progress ami publicity w hlcli Is now
coming to the Hood Klver Portland
Itoad project. F.speclally Is this so,
I think, to those, like m,self, who
are Interested at Hood l:iveronthe
west side.
I have made two trips recently to
Hood Klver and have been very
much Interested In Inspecting from
the train the piece of road which
Multnomah county graded last year
from Bridal Yell to Multnomah
Falls. While this has not all received
a rock surface, It appears to be well
laid out and graded and with every
appearance of being the foundation
of a fine road In time. When you
have the opportunity, will you try
to get and publish some Inloriuaiion
on the following points:
What Is the length of road neces
sary to connect the town of Hood
Klver with the Multnomah line?
I A lis. '21 miles.)
How many tulles of road now ex
ist along the proposed route? This
nil refers to the Hood Klver part. In
other words, how many miles of
road must be built to ciiui.ei t up the
present disconnected stretches of
road, now existing, to tii.ike the
road conl iniious fivni Hood Kiver to
the Multnomah Hue? iAiu. Is',
miles exist ; i', must be built. I
The Multnomah cominlssii .m r. Mr.
IJgntller, now makes the claim 1 1
hope il is not all for pi 1 1 1 leal effect I
that this end can be put through In
two years. With the assistance of
the ten thousand dollars which
S. I'.eiisou has given, do the Hood
Klver people expect, from the pres
ent outlook, to be able to connect up
their end in two years? lAns. Yes,
If a sutlicknt appropriation can be
secured here next year, or If state aid
is obtained. )
What Is the distance from Cascade
Locks to the Multnomah Hue and Is
there any road there, thut Is, west of
the town of Cascade Locks? (Atis,
IMstance Is 1 miles. Koad Is built
for of a mile. )
Hohmkk K. AiiNoi.n.
We print our paper MONDAYS and
TLLSDAYS. Copy required Monday
Lots ! Lots ! !
Also Half Acre Tracts
Ten Per Cent Cash;
Ten to Fifteen Dol
lars per month in
monthly payments.
SOUTH OF BALL GROUND
A . W . KING
Cigars and
Tobacco...
We carry all the popular
brands
Confectionery
Fresh Candies that will
tickle the palate.
Pool Tables
Enjoy your spare moments
at these fascinating games.
C L. MORSE
l I 7 Oak St.
A Modern Method Movement
roR THE
SALVATION OP MEN
During the remainder of April at the Grace United Brethren
Church every night at 7:30, evangelistic efforts along lines simi
lar to the great meetings of Dr. Torrey and Dr. Chapman.
Some of the Subjects to be Discussed by the Rev. Parsons:
"A Few Pages from the Monstrous Book of Sin."
"Old Never Fail."
"Christ's Reply to Failures."
"Honest Doubters and the Dissolution of Their Hindrances."
"A Great Gulf Fixed."
"Research and Candid Reflection Led to a Speedy Return."
"The Other Fellow's Religion."
"Why Were Israel's Lepers Not Healed?"
"The Unstable Unable."
"The Duty of the Strong Toward the Weak."
"The Story of Jonah an Abiding Sign."
These personal observations should serve as
an index to the stand that will be taken in
this revival :
No truth is trivial.
No worthy cause too hard to champion.
No man can name a trend of sin in Hood
River that I will not try to smite.
Anyone is privileged to bring questions to
these meetings.
Matt. 1:21 And she shall bring forth a son
and thou shall call his name Jesus; for he shall
save ois peoyle from their sins.
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When you feel
vous, tired, worried or despondent it is a
sure sign vou need MOTT'S NERVERINE
PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and
m.ike life worth living. Be tnrt nd k lor
Motfs Nerverine PiUs
WILUAMS MFC. CO., Prop., Oakland, Ohio
Tor Sale by Carl A. Plath, Druggist
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J. H. HEILBRONNER & CO.
m For IKcal Estate Bargains u
MOVING PICTURES
WILL SHOW BLOOMS,
Hood Iliver's orchards, loaded
down with blossoms, will be seen In
the theatres throughout this country
and perhaps abroad through the
medium of tnovltiK pictures, follow
ln; hi ranetnents which have been
made between Secretary Scott of the
Commercial Club and a moving plct- !
tire firm of Portland. Informed that j
Hood Klver Is to have a blossom fes-
thai next month when the blooms'
are at their best, the moving picture!
people expressed their desire to take
a few reels showing the orchards,
the attractive farm-houses, the
strings of autos which will be sirn
on the roads at that time and the
festival crowds. In order to do this
to the best advantage they will lie
furnished with an automobile Into
which the moving picture machine
will be loaded and as the machine
passes along the blossom-scented
roads the reels will lie ruu off. The
same company secured some tine
views of Sears and Porter's orchard
two years ago and Intend to ni'ike
the reels this year much more comprehensive.
in Tot&tn and Valley
Hellhronner Building Hood River, Oregon j I
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Inx)cjtmcn1not S peculation
You take no chances when you buy your
real estate through us -except to win.
Our intimate knowledge of almost every
foot of land in the valley places us in a po
sition to advice you where to find the
REAL BARGAINS
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ROUND TRI1S 15 AST
On the dates given below, round trip tickets will
he sold to the points in the Pnst shown below,
and many.others, at greatly reduced (ares quoted :
Through Trains East
IN CONNECTION WITH
NORTHERN PACIFIC and 6REAT NORTHERN RAILWAYS
Atlantic City lilt. ft)
Ktitiniorv 107.M)
HoKtnn 110.00
Itlltralo H
Chirair" T.'.MI
(VlnrAiln Sirinira ... 51.'10
Denvpr 6&.V0
Omaha f sn.OO
I'hila.lelphia 10K Sl
1'lttnburK .l
St. lui 7tl.i
St. Paul mum
Tomntu 1.M
Washitiiiton 107.W
IVtroit 2.M
Duliilh BiMiO
Kanmn City HO. K)
Milmaiikiv 72.W
MinnriHlia fio ft)
Montreal 1IVS ft)
Now Ynrk llW M
l)AIi;S OI: SAl.li
Mav I. 3, 4, Q, 10, II, 17, IH, 14, 20, 1012
June 1, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15. 17, IH, 10, 20, 21, 24, 25. 27, 2S. 20, 1012
July 2, J, o, 7, 1 1, 12, 15, lo. 20, 22, 2.1. 2o, 20. .to, ,tl, u
August I, 2. 3. 6. 7. 12, 15, 16, 22, 23, 20, .to, 31, 1012
September 4, 5, ft, 7. , II. 12, 30. 1012
Stopovers and choice of routes allowed in each direction.
I Inal return limit October 31, 10 1 2
Ivtaila of M-hclulea. farm, etc.. will he furreahed on renuent,
W. K. COWAN. K. A. C.1I HKRT. Aient.
Oen'l FrriKht ami Paaa. Axt., rortlanit. Ore. Whito Salmon, Waih.
HAY, GRAIN FLOUR
We make a Specialty
of handling Fancy
TIMOTHY and ALFALFA
GARNES FEED STORE
W. A. CARM:S, Proprietor
1102 Twelfth St.Tho Heights
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GORDON
Just one of the many
beautiful creations for
the coming season
"Scratch" Hats
"Cow Hair" Hats
"WearYou-Please"
MATS
In steel-gray, black,
brown, Tan and com
bination shades.
si art
if S -jJ
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ytlbjays $3.00
J. G. VO GT
Furnisher of "Benjamin Clothes
S. E. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer
KSTAHUSIIEO 18 YKARS
MOOD RIVER, OREGON
Blacksmithing
and Wagon Work
Farm Implements and
Logging tools repaired.
Plow work a specialty.
Howell Bros.
Two doors oast of Fashion
Stables
Hood Rivr. Ore. Phonr 227-X
Cdc arc now talung ordcrt) for
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Boxc
Stanfey-Smitli iltuntier Co.
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