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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1912 10 DUFUR FRUIT 'SOUTHERN FRUIT CROP FIXED ARRIVES OVERRIPE Tin' I'ufiir ulli'V I'mlt lirowi-rn' I nl 'ii lii'lil ii lurt. lv at ti-mli .1 intvt Inn Sul url.i. . Mt wlil cli t i - nr-riinp'iiii-ntM wi-ic iiimli' fur p.-'H-ur-Ink' I'li'kiTH. Hlorlnt: tin- fruit an. i tli' mliiT puittiTH tnt'l.li nt.'il In tin- :'.' rr hninllliiit nf tli-it.ii. Tin' mi!. hi iirruitfi'1! t'i Iimvi- tin- innnplili't mi tin pr. ipiT i-nrr, kirailtnu. rti' , i'f t !" I r..i. w lilrli U Iwiu-.l I'V tin- North wi'nt I'mlt i imwem' Ai-xix latlon, clU trllmtril titiionK "'I tin' int'inlicrM. I'.vit.v iiii prVHi'iit at the nitt'tliiK ri-i'i.rl.'.l the iiutKiuk lirlnht f..r a ri'i-nr.l crop, buttiae to iiialit.v ami ijiiniitit.v. I'ouDty I'mlt Inspector Carroll of M outer who hax Ihvii there fur the pant few ilavs lnnpet tlnt: the nn-linnl tiny that they nre lnnUmr I'Xiepitoiially line. Small Boy Ascends hood. Morxe Itiililell li.il.ln the honor of iM'tngthe tiiimlWt hoy to tnnke the I'liiuli to the Hiininilt of Mt. llo.nl. The hoy I only nine yearn of aye nml I the Hon of Attorney II. II. KMtlell of rortlantl. Me npeiit the time with lit father In the entnp of the Minimum nml It In Htnteil that In the cltmli of the mountain the tail wan In the le ail a jjooil part of the time. There are some very desirable office rooms for rent in the Heilbronner Building at from $10 to $15 a month. 21tf Hu Hhlpineiit of ovfrripe, mi Hoiiinl ami unnalalile eantaloiipix rrarhel 1'ortlan.l nveiitly. TluTe were m earloaiN In the nlilnii'iit. line ear wan nolil to pi il.Hern at ''' I'i'iiln a erate. e arly III t hf morning, ami the other live were mill on haml awalllnc (linponal or rouileiiination. Ke piitahle fruit ilealern refuneil to have anything to ilo with the nhlp aient ami were anxloiinto have the l.- alth authorltlen prohiMt itn nale, m the m.irketliin of Mii h fruit hurtn tl:e nale of muni ntoek. T.Vlx cam i-ame from the Im perial alley ami were the lant of the neano.l from that neetlon. The Tur lin k ill- trU t han lit mm to nhip eanta loupen to thin market, ami an they are of U" ! iiiiallty. they reaillly m il at whoIeMile at $'.' ."' a erate. FEATHERY HOBOS STEAL TRAIN RIDE An the Spok.- ne I Iyer pnlleil Into liooil IMver Friil.i.v IinorniiiK' n l''l .lay anil a ehii-ken were ilineovereil Hteallntf u rlile on Hie pilot. Th - two lilnln hail Urn riumlit In the frame work of the ei.w l ati her In their at tempt to eronn the track In front of the Harriuian tl.ver. The two feath ery hohon were permit tetl to holil their Mrthn an the train pnlleil out of homl Klver. FAFI1 PRICES UnnA iniuuu Biver Apple Grower nion Wraps, plain Layer Lining - 5c Id, Icll) Iclli Prices Subject to Change Without Notice The Union being a co-operative associa tion of growers, its individual members get the benefit of quantity prices on supplies, and the marketing of their fruit at mini mum cost. Don't Delay Ordering LTi a ve Yoo Dgmiedl Up? RECALL NULL SAYS ATTORNEY Actlitf mi ailvlce of IMntrlet At torney Wllnon, County Clerk Alible of Wanco county, will not call a npcclal election to ileclile whether County .1 inljje Lake ami Cominln- nlonem Stoulitoli am Hooper nhall he recalleil. Heaten in their attempt to rent rain the county court from liullillnn a I ." i . i m x i courthoune, opponentn of the new ntructure tiled petltloiin Sat nr. lay with Clerk Alible, (leuinmlln that he call a npeclal electlou mo that votern of tlie county lutht dechle whether tliejinlge and comiulnnloii t rn nhall lie retained In office. The county court at tlrnt decided to en join the clerk from ordering the elec tion. However, the clerk doubted If he had power to call the election under the prenut state law and appealed t. Wllnon for an opinion. The tlln- ti let attorney today tiled a written ilcclnion that the recall provlnlon ot thentate conntitutlon In not opera tlveatthe prenent time liecuune the legislature han never provided for meeting expennen of nuch an election. Wllnon conteudn that Angle han no authority to hold a npeclal election linnet! upon petition tiled by the courthoune opponentn and the coun ty clerk han accepted the opinion and delinltely decided not to order the balloting. The courthoune op ponentn threaten mamlainun pro ceeillngw to compel Angle lo go ahead with their plan. VALUE OF BIRDS AS INSECT DESTROYERS The farmern ami fruit growern of thin country are liming over $1.1KM),. ihmi.immI a year by reanon of the rav agen of lnnectn. Here are a few Items In thin npal llng expenne account: rhe.'cotton growern of Texan are lonlng 4(1 to "i0 million dollars a year by reanon of the ravagen of the boll weevil; and all becaune the quail anil the prairie chicken, the natural ene mien of that bug, have been pructlc aily exterminated In that great nta,te. The wheat growern of the L'utted State are lonlng over one hundred million tlollarn a year by reanon of tl.e ravagen of the chinch bug. Why? llecaune the (juall, the natu ral enemy of that bug, han been al most exterminated. The farmern of the Middle and Kanteru ntaten are paying out l.'i million tlollarn a year for parln green to put on their potato vlnen, Why? I! -caune the quail, the natural enemy of that bug han been killed off. ICach of the great apple producing nlaten In paying one to three million ilollarn a year for npruylng apple I reen, to keep down thecodllng moth. h,? Hecaune the woodpeckern, the napnuckern, the roblun, the bluejayn, the lilileblnln, the orloleH, the tana gem and other blnln that formerly preyed on that Inneet have been kill ed off. Ami every man. woman and child whoeatn an apple helpn to pay for thin potion. There are nearly "(X) npeclen of In H"cln that Injure apple treen or ap plen, and nearly an large a number that attack pear tretn, peach treen, plum trecn uml cherry treen. The Cost of Cruelty. According to a recent ntatetnent by Ir. William K. Caillcotte, the Colorado ntate nuperlntemleiit of moral and humane education, the I' a I ted Sta ten lonen annually, through cruelty to dumb beantn, $J,(XH),(HH).UtH). lie declaren that nuch cruelty not only cu linen thin Immenne economic lonrt to t he country, but In alno one of t he chief caunen of crime. "1'iilenn children learn to feel for the niifleriug of anltnaln, we may be nil re that they wilt never lead help ful, upright liven when they become older. They tiitlnt be nenxl tlzed to Hin'fering, and the bent way to aniline the bent In them In to appeal to them to aid atiiuialn which cannot aid theinnelven. When every child han learned to be thoughtful of thene frieiidn we will no longer need prlnonn and linen, for there will be no crlm Inaln." Iir. Caillcotte goen on to nay that we lone, annually, Sl'IMI.IMHI.tHMI from mint rea I nielit of cattle, the name amount for not caring for hornen, l.Vi.tHHi.iKHi from giving dairy cown iiunaiiltary iiarlem and poor food, ami mmi.ihKI,(mki becaune of the lie ntruellon of blnln. If proper treat ment were accorded thene creaturen, heelaimn, the font of living would be reduced - per cent and we would alno be able to prevent "M per cent of t he illneanen w hli h ravage the conn- I try. When you feel voiis, tirr.l, worried or ri-sprn'l'nt it ii s .nr- s,ii you ne. l MOTTS NERVER1NE PILLS. 1 buy renp the normal vigor and make lift worth living lie urn ind aik for Mott's Nervcrine Pills KMiSS , WILLIAMS MFC. CO., Prop., CUt.U OU I I or Sale by Carl A. Math, Druggint Paint Your Own Carriage you can do it yourself and at little expense. It's easy to give it a beautiful, hard, brilliant, varnish-gloss finish in black or rich appropriate colors. ACME QUALITY CARRIAGE PAINT (Neal's) is made especially to give to buggies, carriages and vehicles of all kinds, a tough, durable, glossy finish that will look well and wear well. An ideal finish for settees, flower stands, porch furni ture, garden tools and all surfaces that must withstand exposure and hard usage. Ready to brush on and the label tells how. E. A. FRA NZ CO AUSTRALIA APPEARS IN APPLE MARKET New coming from California would Indicate a better market for the early quality applen of Oregon than had been expected. Ordem are lielng received by California nhlppem for heavy nupplleti of Oravenntelnn. Australia In the buyer and nhlpmentn In that direction are nald to be the heavlent on record for thin period. While only liravenntelim are being taken by the nouthern common wealth at thin time, there are In quiries from there for other varletlen. The better nhtpplng quality of the (iravennteln In really the reanon why practically all the nalen have been In that line. Very little gootl tpiallty applen are arriving from northwent points at thin time, in fact, even California In not nhlpplng any real gootl ntuff In thin direction, owing to the excited condition of the AtiHtralhui trade. Crop pronpectn throughout the northwent are very good. Delayed report n now coming forward Indi cate that while Home of the dlntrlc tn will not have an great a crop an ex pected, the total output will be the heavlent on record. J. C. John Home of GOOD SHOES Where the Best Values Come From Solid-b reeen Hammerless aQ .22 REPEATED . Tbii Irmintftoi Cnb his turte ol beaut) loo I in Sure Safe Shooting for Man or Boy And a Simple Rifle to Care For The Remington-UMC .22 Repeater is rifled, sighted and tested (or accuracy by expert gunsmiths. It shoots as you hold. The simple, improved safety device on every Remington UMC .22 repeater never fails to work. Accidental discharge is impossible. The Remington-UMC .22 Repeater is easily cared for. In taking down, your fingers are your only tools. The breech block, firing pin and extractor, come out in one piece permitting the barrel to be cleaned from the breech. The action handles .22 short, .22 long or .22 long rifle cart ridges any or all at the same time without adjustment Rmmintton-UMC th. perfect .hooting combination Rrmint'ton Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 2ff) Broadway 4 New Yort Oty You'd Like Running Water throughout your house and grounds, would you not? And not being in close proximity to the city water mains, you're wondering how to get it? Well that's easy, for a Leader Water Supply System will furnish at all times, an ample supply of hot or cold water for your house, your lawn and your stable if desired. The Leader System h of unequalcd effi ciency and economy in operation, and guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Ask your dealer to tell you all about the Leader System or write to us for booklet, How I Solved the Water Supply Problem." rn ir 1 lr tor ftpplc Laijd & Orchard Conjpaijy Office No. 9 Oak Si. Phone 2 6 or 2002-K XKJ) The Quality Storc THE STAR GROCERY "GOOD THINGS TO EAT" Perigo & Son V HOOD RIVER POULTRY YARDS J. K. MUtLUN, Proprietor Hrseder ol S. C. W. L.ghorm. W. P. Rocks and S. C. Rho.t lil.no Red!. Indian Runner Ducks llrpnlpr. and younir attick for Mil. Or iUtm UKktl now. I'oultry yardH I'-j mile, w.wt of city at h run k ton. I'honr X;h2-X. 12 ACRES fi acres in Apples and Pears; house and barn; on two county roads. Abun dance of good water with place; 1 mile from town. EASY TERMS Would consider trade in city property H. M. PRINDLE, :: P. 0. Box 357 Opposite the Post Office Hume Phone 20 spray and Garden Hose I Plumbing Blacksmithing and Wagon Work Farm Implements and Logging tools repaired. Plow work a specialty. Howell Bros. JTwo doors east of Fasliion Stables lood River. Ore. Phone 227-X Wire Wound Continuous Stave WOOD STAV13 IPl KI-LLY BROS., Agents 4th St. llet. Oak and State I'hone 227-M Hiwd River. Ore. ttz. The Trim Looking Team shown in the picture, are evi dently jrood roadsters. In order to keep them so, no pains should he spared to keep them carefully shod. As Hxperienced Horseshoers we know the importance of keeping them carefidly shod. Let us do your horseshoeing work. You wont regret it. SHIVELY & DRISCOLL Phone fi-X