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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS,2WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1912 10 Drafts Are No Excuse For "Catching Cold." Fresh Air Is Ideal Tonic J By Dr. WILLIAM BRADY. Physician of New York J CIIEKE is no such thing as catching cold. SUNLIGHT, THE BEST GERMICIDE KNOWN TO MEDI CINE, COSTS NOTHING. COLD FRESH AIR, THE BEST TONIC IN ALL THE WORLD, IS FREE TO ALL, ONLY HOUSED UP MOLLYCODDLES NEED BLOOD PURIFIERS IN MILD WEATHER. at t at No one ever caught coryra or pneumonia out in the open. These are IIOUSE AFFECTIONS. No more domesticated germ exists than the pneumococcua. Coryra probably costs the community moro from an economic tandpoint than pneumonia, influenza and diphtheria combined, yet we take no precaution whatever to prevent its spread. Osier recognized the epidemic nature of coryza. Others dodge drafts. We all know that it i3 a bacterial infection. DRAFTS ARE AS INEVITABLE AS THE RISING SUN OR THE FALLING RAIN OR Tin: CHANGING WEATHER. No sanitarian has yet offered or ever will offer a means of ventilating a room without a draft. A draft that causes no discomfort physical, not psychical discomfort can do no harm. A clean draft of cold fresh air i3 an unmitigated blessing unmiti gated by a window board or other curious contrivanco to make the draft crooked. The draft will do the most good when we TAKE IT STRAIGHT. The draft dodger is pretty certain to be a coryza car rier. The best disposal we can make of window boards is to send them to an old ladies' home to be used for kindlings. HOW TO TELL PEAR BLIGHT Id ar tree Infected with Might the leaves anil branches art; almost black and there will tie an abunilunee of ouu) at the leaf ailln and buds. Ia apples the dlaeuae often produces a girdling effect and the Infected bark will be black, the leaves In that area brown, while the leaves farther out may simply wilt and dry up without changing color. In quince the leaves in the Infected areas turn almost blood red and dry up. The beads of ooze are an easy means of IdeutlflcattoD of blight Infection. Money to Loan Amounts $.100 to $1"00. First class real estate security. Will also buy mortgages for like amounts. 'Mltc Heed & H kxdekhon. J. P. PATTERSON TWO DOORS NORTH OF P. 0. Orchard Cartels MORTGAGES BOUGHT AND SOLD Agent Warren Motor Car Company HAY, GRAIN and FLOUR We make a Specialty of handling Fancy TIMOTHY and ALFALFA GARNES FEED STORE W. A. CARNES, Proprietor 1102 Twelfth St.The Hmlght J. C. Johnsen Home of GOOD SHOES Where the Best Values Come From DALLES OFFICIALS FACE RECALL Angered at the action of uieroters of the county court In proceeding with the erection of the new $I.K).0IO courthouse alter they had failed to enjoin officials from going ahead with the work, the courthouse op ponents today filed petitions with County Herk F. R. Angle demanding that a speclul election be called, when the voters of Wasco county will have a chance to say whether County Judge A. E. Lake of The Dalles and Commissioners C. H. Stoughton of Dufur and H. C. Hooper of Ante lope shall be recalled from office. County court tuem!ers have decid ed to oppose any attempt to call the proposed recall election. They will file an Injunction restraining Clerk Angle from ordrlug the election ou the ground that the recall law Is not operative In Oregon. The petitions demand that If three officials do not resign within five days that Clerk Angle call an election In accordance with the constitution and general laws of the state. The churges against the officials are that the officers have been "ex travagant, unbusinesslike and care less." Judge Lake answers the lead ers of the opposition ami charges that they misrepresented the situa tion to many who signed the papers. He said: "I do not Intend to resign, nor will Messrs. Stoiighton and Hooper with draw. The county court has not ex ceeded Its authority In any matter during my term of office. Further more, we do not Intend to allow the county funds to le expended for n useless election and will file an In junction enjoining the Clerk from calling such an election on the grounds that the recall law Is not operative In Oregon. I feel satisfied that many of the signers of the re call petitions did s-i when they were fguoraut of what the petitions were It has been proved to me that mis representations were made by peti tioners, which further luduccs us to oppose a recall election." There are some very desirable office room for rent In the Heilbronner Building at from $10 to $15 a month. 21tf A Choice Lot of In Standard Varieties to offer for the Season 1912-13. Also some Select PEONA BULBS C. D. THOMPSON Phone 3232-M R. R. No. 2 Hood River, Ore. s. e:. bartmess Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer KSIAHMKIIKIl 1H MOOD HIVEH, WEONAS DEFEAT HEIGHTS E The Hood Hlver Heights baseball team lost to the l'ortlund Weonas In a 10 timing game Sunday, by score of s to ti. The Weonas nre tin1 fastest amateur aggregation In Port- laud and It Is no disgrace to loose to a team of this standing The home boys put It over them the tirst time the visitors were In Hood Hlver by a score of 1 to 0. The first Inulug resulted In two men fanning out for Portland ami the third poiiplug out to Hart. Hall and Koontx funned out for Hood Hlver aud Carson flew out Jto llrst. 1 1 1 1) the second Inning Portland suc ceeded In getting two men on buses when one of the Webfooter's slam tiled the pill out for a 3 bagger and scored one man, but before Hurt could retire the side they sllpied au extra one over. Hood Hlver never caught sight of tirst base la the second. Portland got one man on third station In the third cap to aud the enthusiast was put out In an at tempt to negotiate with the home suck. Hood River drew down a figure 1 lu the third, nfter Samuels hud walked; stole second and third aud came cantering home on Hall's 2-bngger. Hood Hlver treated the visitors to a raw goose egg In the fourth, while they took two pulls at the gong rope. Koontz got a pass to (list and was sacrificed to second.by Uess ling. Davis hit to left and put Koontx on third. Tate fanned to make a little change In the program and Samuels hit the sphere to right garden scoring Koontz and Davis uud then was mean enough to steal second. Mooney popped out to right In order to let the fielders come in to get a drink of water. Hurt swatted one of' the visitors lu the ribs lu the fifth and sent htm to first, but (iessling and Davis did a few acrobatic stunts at short and right field In nipping the pill from the Weona's willow and they hiked for their stations leaving another egg with the score-keeper. While Hart got a safe hit to right and stole second; took third on a balk by the lean pill server; died on the sack with Hall aud Koontz figuring In the fiesta for an out each. In the sixth Hart fanned two vis itors and Tate caught a foul that re tired the side, and In return the Heights slapped another 2 spot on the score board In the face of their company, (iessllng and late made the circuit by the help of Davis, Mooney, Samuels and Hart. It was In this Inning that Tate got u slum In the back of the cocoanut while running to first but before the physi cian could be gotten on the ground he was on the way to third. The seventh Inning was a heart reuderlng scene and the fans wept while the bleachers sobled, and the ducks pulled the goug cord for four uults. However, the Mound Dwel lers slipped In one and tied the score, and that after Hall was out on a foul and Carson on an Infield pop. Koontz was the hero nnd was help ed to the one spot by (iessllng who was put In the morgue at second by Davis who gave the ball to the sec ond baseman. The eighth Inning was a fruitless affair by either side. Ditto the ninth. The visitors went to the but In the tenth, with blood in their eyes nnd on the strength of u few errors by the home teum, drew two more aces that gave them the game all to the clear. Hood River made an effort to recover and Davis got as far as third where he retired the side after (iess llng anil Tate were out, by monkey ing too fur off the cushion. All In .ill It wan u good game and the only distracting feature of the entertainment was the time used by the Portland twlrler In winding up and unwinding for hts deliveries tliat added about an extra hour to the time of the game. (latteries: Hood Hlver, Hart and Hall, Portland: Morland and Went worth. . I ' in i it re, John Cast hit. NURSERY STOCK YKAKH OREGON Paint Kitchen Floors Don't Scrub Them Avoid the backache and sore knees caused by scrubbing bare floors. Painted floors are easy to keep bright and clean, are attractive and very inexpensive. ACME QUALITY FLOOR PAINT gives a hard, durable, sanitary finish for floors, steps or any inside surface to be walked on, E. A. 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NOTy rtmi.in on Tin iirinHTH Ni'iit nnd nutty Jul) printing (-nick exerutPil at Xw Newn otllce. Water Works for the Country "Hello. Jim. whan did -! youputlnawst.r-works CrfZ ay.temf" Charley, and I oev.r lV" CS. I. I - V, ral enoym.nt I'vebMO , A Vmlaslnar all this tiro.." "1 "I sent tor a Ires) book I saw advertised, called I -How I Moly-xl th. Water Supply lroblsoo,' and il opened my eyes, 1 tell you." It convinced me that I could bave runnin wat.ron my place- as ..ally as town peopia, so 1 ordered an outfit, aet It up my self, and It works to perteetioo. It la called the Leader Water Supply System I put In bathroom, hare hot and cold water In the kitchen and laundry and yon aee what a strong pressure I have In this hose." "How do yon get that pressure, Jim ?" "It'i very simple. Charier corn- Dressed air. You see. mv windmill pumps water Into a steel tank In my basement (not the old-fashioned clumsy, oatdoor gravity tank). The air In this tank, being- elastic. Is com pressed into the upper half as tha water enters. This compressed air then sives a pressure which forces the water throuirh the dIdcs ail over the house, the garden and the barn." "I can wash my burctes. clean out the stables, water th. gardens, and pipe water to tha stock so easily. It seems almost like a dream." "Then I have absolute fire protec tion, and that's worth a great deal on the farm you know. uo you want a copy ot mis book, Mr. Reader? It will show you bow easily this system can be applied to your own farm, and what a time nd labor saver It will prove, at moderate coat. The tlUeofth. book U How I Holved the Water Hupply 1-Yoblem." en4 itmj u mm lu say wo. loteretted. Brttev write lu', -.l.ile the teMfft t U frrsh la yue mini. Y'u 11 turely etyuy rV to- It. AOJre-s . Apple Land & Orchard Go. Office No. 9 Oak St. Phone 26 or 2002-K C. P.SUMNER y- a- -s smams-n. N Opposite the Post Oftlcs Home I'hone.2U 09" Spray and Garden Hose Plumbing : Blacksmithing and Wagon Work Farm Implements and Logging tools repaired. Plow work a specialty. ivell Bros. J Two doors cast of Fashion Stables tood River. Ore. Phone 211 -X Wire Wound Continuous Stave WOOD STAVIi P1PH KLLLY BROS., Agents 4th St. Bet. Oak and State Phone 227-M Hood River. Ore. I he Trim Looking Team shown in the picturo, are evi dently K'xxt roadsters. In order to keep them so, no pains should tie spared to keep them carefully shod. As Experienced Hor5cshoers we know the importance of keeping them carefully shod. Let us do your horseshoeing work. You wont regret it. SHIVELY & DRISCOLL mm ' . T- . .V mm J'l fT"i K. a Hoi Phon 63X