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8 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1912 CALSandPERSONALS 7 vary Clayton Weni of Portland was here to Inspect hU ranch the hint if the week. Mltut Helen Mulford 1 making her Uter, Mr. liramp of the I pper al ley, a short visit. S. U. Cooke ami wife of Portland were anions those who were here to attend the Chautauqua. Mr. K. M. Hohuan and daughter Kdna. are standing a few days this week at White Salmon. Mr. and Mr, li. F. Strnnahan and Mm. Alice M. Stalnaker left Sunday for a week's outing at Cannon Coach i am irotmr to have for the season 1M2-13 some line apple trees for sale. J. T. Nealelgh. I'honeilvK. .'KUfc Rev. W. A. Sunday left Monday to resume bis evangelical work, after spending the summer at his ranch at Odell. R. K. Gehr and family of Portland have teen spending n week's vaca tion here, stavlnjr at the Mt. Hood hotel. G. A. Molden was called to Hart land. Wash., Saturday on account of the death of his sister. Miss Anna Molden. W, M. McConnell of Spokane, form erly In business here wltn H. H. Had lock, was greeting friends the first of the week. Misses Elizabeth and Meryle Thom as left for Los Angeles last Wednes day and expect to make their future home there. U. A. Mordeu of the Oregonlan staff, accompanied by his wife and family, soent the week end on an outing here. Two beautiful building lots front ing on i'ark Avenue and Tenth . streets for sale. Inquire Keed & Hen dersoo. Inc. -tf Miss Margaret lilodgett and Miss Mildred Ware, who have been spend ing the summer at lilodgett vllle, left Monday for Medford. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hand, who sold Sprlngdale Ranch last week, hate taken au apartment, at the Mount Hood Hotel Ancex. Mrs. W. E. Anderson of Salem and Miss Joe Wombergley of Portland spent last week as the guests of Mr. and M n. Fred T. Llsco. President James A. Llalsdell of Po mona College, Calif., was In the val ley Thursday visiting Mrs. K. T. New ball at Prospect Point. The Hood River Apple Vinegar Co. Is receiving cider and vinegar apples, consisting of early varieties and windfalls of later varieties. Mr. and Mrs. Edsou Hartness of Peoria, 111., who are touring the Northwest, pvnt the last of the week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ueo Galloway. R. D. Twelves, who has been asso ciated with C. P. Ives In the poultry business In the I'pper Valley, left the last of the week for his former home In the East. Roltert . Prey of the I'pper Valley brought bis little daughter to town the last of the week for medical aid. The little girl had gotten a U-an lodged In her ear. I). J. Cooper of The Dalles was In the city Friday to attend the meet ing at which the local Progressives organized. Mr. Cooper Is an enthus iastic Iiull Mooser. Dr. E. O. Dutro expects to move bU residence to Udell the first of the month. He will still mulntalu his otllceln Hood River and will continue his afternoon office hours. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Clarke and fam ily and Mrs. Noah Hone left Monday for Cannon Beach, where they expect to spend about three weeks. Mr. Rone will Join them later. II. f. M anion of Portland, son of Dr. Munlon, who has a ranch on the East Side, was taken 111 the last of the week and on Monday was taken to Portland for treatment. Mrs. Mary I,. Duckwull and daugh ter. Miss Jessie, who have been visit ing the former's son, John, at Odell. returned the first of the week to their borne In Indianapolis. J. P. Wlldman of Bell, Wllduian & Company, architects, Portland, Is In town this week Inspecting the new building of the National Apple Com pany, which his firm designed. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Crosby of Pasadena, Cal., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Wood. Mr. Crosby Is a veteran of the Civil War. Miss Evelyn Stewart of As toria Is also a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wood. H M. Stone, formerly custodian of the Commercial Club and more re reutly of the I'pper Valley, was called to Redding. Cal., Monday by the death of his brother. Ills family will follow later and they expect to make their home there. I he News for good printing. Professor J. E. Stubbs of tlresham. who Is to teach here, arrived Satur day. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prlugbaupt at Odell last Tues day. Silas H. Soule of this place has sold to W. 1.. Hartlett 4d acres near M osier. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Sinclair are re celvlng congratulations upon the birth of a son. Miss Elsa Love, teacher at Odell, was the guest of Mrs. (i. A. Molden the last of the week. Miss May Chappell, sister of Sena tor Chappell, has been visiting Rev. and Mrs. E. A. liallts. Mr. aud Mrs. Bruce I. Hesse of Portland visited J. W. Plfer and Miss Molly Plfer over Sunday. Wllmer Sleg, iuanager of the Apple (rowers' I'ulon, and wife have taken au apartment lu the Mt. Hood Hotel Annex. J. B. (ireenfelder and wife of St. Louis arrived the last of the week to Inspect the valley nnd to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cram. C. N. Wonacott, assistant secre tary of the Portland Y. M. C. A., was here lust week on the ranch which he and his brother own at Odell. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Rockhold, who have been spending the summer at their ranch In the I'pper Valley, re turned to San Francisco Saturday. Miss Aldlne Bartmess leaves this week for Cincinnati, ()., where she will take a course In Instrumental and vocal music at the College cf Music. Attorney nnd Mrs. A. P. Reed went to Portland Saturday, accompany ing Mrs. Reed's parents, Mr nnd Mrs. Amble, who were en route home to Red fields, S. D. Mrs. N. Rosset and daughter, who have been spending the summer here, returned Thursday to Portland, where Mrs. Rosset resumes her duties at St. Helens Hall. The Fashion Stables have pur chased through the filbert Imple ment Company a :!! h. p. Chulmers automobile, which they will use In connection with their livery business. Mrs Harry Molr of Portland spent l ist week as the guest of Mrs. (i. A. Molden. Miss Margaret Casey of Portland visited Mrs. Austin Osborne over the week end. Miss WUma Donnell of The Dalles fvlslted Mr. aud Mrs. W, E. Hanson last week. William Mac.Master, Miss MacMas- ter. Miss Alta MacMaster and L. R Mason of Portland have Ut'n spend Ing several days here with head quarters at the Hotel Oregon. Mrs. F. L. Poe of Portland, who has been vlsitlug at the home of J. I Moreland, returned home Saturday E. M. Pouch of Portland has also lieeu visiting at the Moreland ranch Robert P. Lootuls of New York City, accompanied by Charles Pfelfer, arrived Thursday. Mr. Loomls Is Interested with (i. I), Woodworth In an I'pper Valley ranch. County Judge Castner. Sheriff Johnson and son Charles, nnd Coun ty Assessor Wlckhaui composed a party which went trout tlshln across the river near Husum the last of the week. II. Montague Sidney bought of Dr. H. D. Dumble last week 24 acres lo cated near Mr. Sidney's place at Fir, where he Is erecting a beautiful home. Dr. Dumble has also sold five acres near Fir to Charles fsuthcrlln. A. S. Kelr and J. M. Schmeltzer, who have developed Into the most devoted disciples of Isaac Waltou to be found hereabouts, made a splen did catch last week, hooking 71 trout. The largest measured lti Inches. Mrs. Elizabeth Neff of Portland, who has been caring for her mother. returned to the city Saturday, while her sister, .Mrs. .Maggie .err. comes to care for her mother. Mrs. Wlnuns will be iHJ years old In the Fall aud Is In falling health. Frederick Price, recently of South ern California, has moved to town and purchased the wood saw and patronage of W. A. Brown, with w bom he is staying. Mr. Browu In tends to move to Goldendale, where he has property Interests. Mrs. J. B. Guttery and daughter Helen of Valparaiso, Neb., who have been spending a couple of weeks at the homes of E. S. Rand nnd W. F. Laraway, returned to their home Friday. Mr. Guttery and family are looking forward to moving here next year to make their home on their ranch. V Dr. M. A. Jones DENTIST Formerly of Hood River, is now located at 245 1-2 Washing ton St., Portlanp, Ore. M. S. DENTAL COMPANY iiig-AI) LOAN JG (- IX Lncns the deposits of its investors on Improved real estate, or fox luilding purposes, payable in monthly installments for definite term at low cost. All contracts guaranteed by Reserve Fund of $100,000 subscribed Ly Oregon business men. Investors receive the highest returns consistent with conservative methods. T?AEHinw O. Pi, tt. at PUtt k Put. At T. G. rATroiu. V. P. T.wn lhji i. .V.r. J. P.Jtt.atfc, of Ja I .,T(.MMNT 1' ' Mrr.. - !t Tl'l V 1 t O. W. li. M'.TMI I KAMA IhjoLI. f. liiburi., iBb- i.uK H ti. (OLTOB, If. U. COOK, BKnuty trm. W h. MVetiT ttmm Mutual W la. Urn. Co. AN OREGON CORPORATION UNDER STATE SUPERVISION efifty-tfirst Oregon State Safem, Sept. Z-7, 1912 $ I 8,000 Offered in Premiums on Livestock, Poultry, Agricultural and Other Produce ...Reriucec! Rates cn GCC RaitYeacls... Horse Races; Dog Show, Shooting Tournament, Fireworks, Band Con certs, Eugenic Exposition and Free Attractions . . . . . 5entl fcr Premium ist a tic. Gntry Blanft 7cr fuff (juKicuJara. aMeess FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary, Salem, Oregon Miss Flora I'etern spent Monday lu Portland. A. 1). Pabney went to Portland Monday to spend a couple of days. (I. V. .Metcalf of (iresham visited Mr. and Mr. It. F. Schmedar over the week end. Kev. W. B. Young left the first of the week to attend the church con ference at FUenxliurg, Wntth. Mm. Mertyle and Ora Harnett of Wftwo are vlnltlng at the hornet) of William I'eiighand Hulibard Taylor. Mm. Chirlen llenney, Mr. J. M. Jennen nnd Mrn. I! K. Wright went to Portland Monday for two or three days. MIhs Lueen Moreland came up from Portland and I upending a week with her brother, J. I. More land. The MIe K. K. and M. II. Ken dull of Salt 1-nke l lty are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. A. ('. Staten. Mrs. It. It. Imbler nnd children are spending the week In lllllwhoro visit ing Mrs. lnililer's brother, ( C. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. llano nnd Post master Hostetler of The I a lies were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ij. Page over Sunday. The Hood River Apple VlnegnrCo. Is receiving cider and vinegar apples, consisting of early varieties and windfalls of later varieties. Miss Helen (irllliths of Washing ton, I). C, lias joined her sisters. Mrs. J. W. frltes and Miss Virginia Urllllths, for a lew weeks' visit. Mrs. Kllzubeth Fitch of Seattle vis ited Mr. aud Mrs. A. I. Mason and at- tended the CunutniKiua last week. Mrs. Fitch Is the widow of the well- known Oregon City editor and politician. A. S. Kelr, It. W. Pratt, J. M. Schmeltzer and W. L. Steward spent the week end fishing at Trout Lake, making the trip by nuto. Their luck was good and they made a credit able catch. L. A. Henderson returned the last of the week from (iovernment Camp. He came over the peak of Mt. Hood, making the ascent In record time He was accompanied op the southern slope by two companions, but made the descent on this side alone. Itev. and Mrs. Harrison, who hare returned from missionary work In Korea, are visiting Mrs. Harrison's sister, Mrs. J. s. Iiootli. Mr. liar rlson spoke at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Dr. C. W. F.dmunds of KugeiiH, who has been visiting his sisters, Mrs. Ilooth and Mrs. Har rison, returned home Monday. "Dad" Fonts was in town Monday and while here undertook to "stump" some of the local fruit growers by displaying Ited June apples raised by nun ut tooks, wasn., whlcti were from li to 14 Inches In circumference and highly colored. He also showed some of this year's ISurbauk pota toes which weighed a pound and a half apiece. Miss Margaret Templeton, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Templeton of Portland, died at Mt. Hood Sun day. She had sought the high alti tude In hopes that It would benefit her health, as she hud been afflicted with lung trouble. She was L'l'yenrs old. The family took the remains to Portland Monday. Money to Loan Amounts $7M to $1."HK). First class real estate security. Will also buy mortgages for like b mounts. ItOtfc ItEKll & IlKMlMiHON. THE WIREWORM PEST. Rotation of crops and fall plowing, which will break up their nests, neem to be the only effective methods of combating the wlreworms, which hnve come to be a veritable scourge of the corn crop In many sections of the corn belt The reason for this Is that they do not become Inactive, as do cutworms. In the early summer, but continue eat ing In and about the roots of the corn plants through practically all or tne growing season. So bad have these wlreworms been In some fields that as high as fifteen or twenty of them have been found working In a single hill. In a majority of cases the pres ence of the pest Is nature's mute pro test at a wrong method of crop grow ing. PAINT 'EM RED. Even If the law of the state In which one lives does not require It It Is a pretty good Idea to paint the container of gasoline In such a way and give it so plain a label that there will be no possibility of mistaking It for a kero sene can. There are not ofllrers of the law enough to enter every one's kitch en to see that the law Is compiled with, and ben use there ore not and because householders do not look after this matter themselves kitchen stoves are blown to pieces and lives snuffed out every now and then as a result of us ing the more Inflammable oil In place f the less. Christian and Missionary Alliance Sunday school at 0:4."i, II. C. Dletz, superintendent. Preaching at 1 1 a. m. Young People's meeting at 7:13 p. in. Evangelistic service nt p. in. Prayer meeting Thursday evening nt 7:13. These are fulHlospel meetings. Ouriiiotio, Jesus Only. All are cor dially Invited. W. P. Kirk, Pastor. YOUR NEW SHOE STYLES ARE HERE Whoever you areWhatever your size We fit your feet and please your eyes. We show the New Eng lish Last Bostonian Shoes for Men Button BootsOi course are in the lead. We show them in all Leathers, Patent, Vici, Gun Metal, Tan Rus sia, Tan Gun Metal, Black Suede and Black Velvet with Cravenette Tops, Black and Black Patent with white buck tops, Black Satin Pumps, Satin Heel We also show a good line of Lace Shoes and Boots in Black or Tan. Com fort and Dress, Patent or Dull Leathers, as well as the best line of School Shoes ever shown in Hood River; high tops and regu lar, black or tan and button or lace. Our Shoes for Growing Girls have sensible heels The best value and style for th is found in the Shoe Department e money or THE ragg mercantile Co. l 7 ll E j 7 c J 1 ) I I 4 J BEAR HUNTERS ARE LOST IN DENSE FOG Out of five hear hunters who re turned recently from near Deadhorse Station, ten tulles mirth of Trout Lake, to Muslim, three experienced u strenuous time by losing their lienr tngs nnd wandering about lu a fog for :;! bourn. Arthur Ward, one of the lost hunters. Is a 111 011 11 tain guide, hut declares that be Is no wiser than a tenderfoot when It comes to leading a hunting party In a fog. The hunters comprised William Anderson, Arthur Ward, Robert Overbauch. Maje lleiidryx and ('has. Ilowen. Theenllre party left camp In u dense fog after a heavy rain. Ward, )verliaueh and ilowen, after trailing a bear for two miles, killed him, but discovered that they were lost. The following day they met a for est ranger, who put them on the right trail for Trout Lake. In the meantime Anderson and lleiidryx were blowing horns and firing guns to attract the attention of their com rades. The Hood River Apple Vinegar Co. Is receiving elder nnd vinegar apples, consisting of early varieties nnd windfalls of Inter varieties. Partnership Dissolution Notice To Whom It May Concern: Notice Is hereby given that the partnership firm of 'Klnnalrd & Klnsey" hereto fore conducting a general grocery and feed business In Hood River, Ore., has this day been mutually dis solved by Its members, T. .1. Kln nalrd ami .1. R. Klnsey, said .1. R. Klnsey retiring from the business; and Klnnalrd & Larwood will con tinue In said business and will col lect nil accounts and bills due the firm nnd will assume nnd pay nil obligations nnd debts owing by the firm. Dated nt Hood River, Oregon, this 21st day of August, V.)2. T. .1. KlNN Willi, Si-.'IN ,f. R. Kinsdy. ACTION PLEASES NEWSPAPER. OUT ALL NIGHT; JURYJAN'T AGREE Although they were kept In session all Wednesday night, the Jury which tried Osmun Royal, driver of the Cloud Cap Inn stage, on the charge of speeding, was no nearer a conclus ion Thursday morning and was (lis. missed. The vote stood three fur conviction and three for aciiilttal. This was ( Ismail's second trial on the same charge, the first Jury hav ing also fulled to agree. The jury last week Included ,1. (i. Vogt, W. D. Rodgers, C. A. Plath, Al. Kllnger, Charles Rathhun and 1". !'.. .lack son. Deputy District Attorney John liaker presented the evidence In be half of the state and Attorney K. C. Smith nppeared for the defense. James Hawthorn, Arlo Rradley and Hulibard Taylor spent last week hnntlng nnd lishlng at the base of Mt. Hood. ROYAL IS FACING ANOTHER COMPLAINT Sheriff Johnson Is Investigating an other complaint against Osmun Ro yal, driver of the .Mt. Hood automo bile stage, who was twice tried on a charge of exceeding the speed limit. Sunday evening Royal collided with a rig driven by t wo children at the west approach ol the steel bridge, It Is alleged. The carriage was dama ged, one horse crippled and the chil dren narrowly escaped serious Inju ry. An auto driver whom Royal was trying to pass at the time has Informed the authorities that-he was himself going the limit and that Ko yil went past lilm at a much great er rate of speed. It was J. J. Sea son's children, a boy and girl, who were In the damaged rig. Regular Sunday excursion to Park dale. Pleasant trip for yourself and friends. The Crants Pass Observer re cently had this to say, fallowing tho action of the Josephine County ('range In condemning the proposed SlnKle Tax measure: "The action of the Slate Orango In condemning the proposed Single Tax hill will go a long way to putting an end to that fake measure in Oregon. No land owner who understands the Single Tax scheme will ho foolish enough to vote for a measure, the real pur pose of which Is to destroy all pri vate ownership In land," !SJi Reed & Henderson, Inc. Fire, Accident, Life, Automobile, Plate Glass, Burglary, Employer's Liability, including FARMERS and ORCMARDISTS. Also Judicial, Official and Indemnity Bonds Resident Agent for: Travelers Insurance Co. Pacific Coast Casualty Co. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., of London Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of New York Pelican Assurance Co. of New York Roal Estate Loans Investments APPLE RACK S m iE ARE now building Apple Racks and 'have several completed. You will bo in need of one to haul that bumper crop of an- ples. Place your order early. tOc maKc a Specialty of Tightening Wagon Wheels W. G. SNOW (Suimnwr to SNOW A IJI'HON) Phone 62-K I nurth Street J
