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0 s,; , , HOOD RIVER, OREGON, JUNE 15, 1905. VOL. XVII. No. 09, SOCIETIES. 110(11) KIVKK LOIKIK NO. 10"), A. F. and A. A. M.Meu Saturday evening on or before each full moon. I iu man Hutlkk, W. M. A. 1). MuK, Secretary. HOOD KIVKIU'HAITKK NO. 27. R. A. M. Meol first andilil'd Friday nlchtsof each monih. V. Cuanulkb, b. P. A 1). Mok, Secretary. HOOD KIVKK CHAPTER NO. 85, O. K. 8. Meet second ami foiirili Tuesday evening of eaeh month. Vixltors cordially welcomed. MltS. .1. L. 11KHSI1NKB, W. M. Mits. Tiiekesa ( AsrNKii.JsecretKry. n)i.kwiij)K uhmie no. im, i. o. o. k Meets In Fraternal lill, every Thursday mghl. WM. UASulii, N. U. II. C. Smith, 8-x-retary KHUN KNC'AMl'MKNT, NO. IS, I. O. O. Ri-Kiilar mi-ellng second and tourlh Mondays ul eucti inoi.iti. L. K. Moksk. 0. P. H K. KsiiucAS. Scribe. LAURKL ltl'llKKAIl UKORKK I.ODUK NO. Si, I. O. o. l' .-Mnl tlrstaiid third J- rldaya lu each mourn. Mas. K. V. I'liKLL, N. a. Mas Poka TiloMsosuKccretary. WAl!(:olA "l.olKil-: No. K. OK P H tx in K.ol 1' Hail every Tuesday night. V . (-. nBIX K, U H. T. lUtWirr, K. of R. 'id 8. noon ltlVKR ('AMI', NO. 7,"trJ, M. W. A. 1 CtV in K. ol I'. iiull -very Wednesday I '. (J. 1 'Ah V HOOD Hlvr.lt I'.u ', - "'";"' M.'i.l oil i nrsi ana iihmi i mouth In oud Fellow hull. V. H. BI.AOO, C. C. H. W. . WAIT, Clclt. .77,; .. ,"::, : .7i, i u m i cm. wom kn of H iV. ,..i,,rf-,i,.isai K. of I'. 1'all n the flrHtand Wt.'u Nki.i.ik iioi,l.o ki.i., Civrk. .,,......,ui i.i.. 1 1 ,i.,:r no. as A. O. II. W. Meet" tirst' and ihird Haluidays of each monih. t . I,, ioiu.li, M. w. i.' it uhaiii.ky. r limac -r CUKHVKK HIII'TR. R"OI,ier. HI VKHS1DK LolMIK No Honor. A. O. I!, W . Ale 40, 11KUKKK Ol' cis llrsl uud third isutuidaj s at 8 ii. in. Miss Doha Corn K, I uio i'uniK I ol'I'l.K. Kettiiui-r. . of H. o7nif;lX'oF" W Ai-dl INOloN HOOD R1VF.R I'nion No. UJ-Miel in K. oi r. nan iioud and fourth Saturday in each month at 7::iU p. ni. K. 1- Root), President. c. I1. liAKi.N.Sccrctiiry. ... .... . --iT-.TTo V KiTlitl. (TNlTF.l) ART- ihollrsi and third Wednes lav wi.li: ., coud and loui th Wednesday AruLnV hull. J. 11. KollKKG, M. A. 0.1). IlK.NKI' II, Herniary. . CTiUKT m.oMifV Kit NO. 4i, FORKSTKIW ..I Ainrrii ii.-Mceti. t-econd and l..urtli Mon itavs in earn iiuuili In K. oi i'. hall. K. C. r.Hosn s. V. CA:vllV I'OM'l. Ml in. ii. A ll,-MKl',l.l ni A. o. L. V. . l-ali, ,,nil and louriu muur- days of each in (i. A. H. lliUlile mill t 2 o'clock p. in. AH is In vi led to meet wr.o u. I. I'lim.ra, Commander. Thomas (iosn .,ijuiaiii. CMIY W. It ' N. II- MEETS SECOND and loiiriiiSBlur iKihof euch Month In A. o. I!. V. hall . i'. in. ,, ...., 1 i.i.i. . ili.ou Kits, President. Ll.ZIK tiWi, Sr. i-l:,ry MOUNTAIN lit) MiH'ta al I In- K. fourth Fridays I-. CAMP No. 34IK1, R. N. A. I', uall on Hie second and t cc.'ii month. ,lll:S t AUllIK HllOSlLS, O. Mum. Ei.i.a Dakin, it corded Wacna TsMi-LK No. ii. Kiithbone Slslers. Meets secon . ami lourtli Thursdays of euch monih. AMAN1IA WlllTKIIKAI.,M.b.U Stki.i.a Rich akiison , M. ol R. & c. DR. W. T. ROWLEY, PHYSICIAN. Slil.tiKON, OCCUUST Olllre in Olllce plionr mil. niltti llullding. Residence phone SH',3. J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SL'KdKON. Teli phoiies: Olllcp, Jul: residence, nil. Sl ltGKON u. U. A N. Co. JRS. MAKY JOHNSON, M.J). Physician and burgeon. Olllces ami Residence In E. L. Smith Hulldlng over First -V U ll ink. Enirance, icar ol Ijiu.k, on Third St. l',.,M,r 311. H. L. DUMBLE, rilY.SK I AN ND SUKUKOX. Hucxi-sMir i" l-r. M. F. Sliuw. Calls pmiupllv ,.u- i ?d in Uiwn or country, H.iv'o Nih'lit. Telciihones: lies' , nee, (ill: OlMce, Iil3. Oilier In ilc i losius Hulldlng. DF M. A- SMOOT, Osteovathn Physician. Graduate I u i iliim School of Osteopathy, .. .-Mile, .Mo. . ,. i;. limns 0 and 7. '''el. IhiKi. i i R, OREGON. llroslus i 1 DR. J. LDQINQT0N, Physician and Surgeon Oliice t-ver tlie J irat National bunk. DR. A. F. ROWLEY, OfTireln the Smith liullilinu. Phone 9iil. cTjeMis7md. DENTIST. Specialist on Crown ami in mge Work. Telephones: olll"i-, ail; residence, 'M. Office over Hunk Ring.' Hood River, ore. E. H.HART WIG, JAWiEK. M'iil I'i.tctico in At! (uuiU. fflce wirn Ufo. 1). Ctitbtrihou A Co, M.tLl'h. Lertluns, Ab;Lrat:is, JH tiltniciiL ilOOb KJVUi. OKI' JOHN LELAND IIKNDErvX ATTOBNKY-AT LAW. ABSTRACTER, NO TARY Pl'HLlU and KKAL ESTATIt AliKNT. For SI jeara a resident of Oregon and Wash luton. Has bud many years expe"en la L Al Kitate matien, as abstractor, searcher ol lltles and agent, batlslaction guaranteed or no charge. X. JAYNE. LAWYER. AbelracU Furniihed. Money Loaned. Hood River, Oregon. r C. BR081U8, M. D. " PHYSICIAN AND 6CRQE0N. Tbone Central, or 121. OrEc Honra: 10 to 11 A. M.; J to I and 8 to 7 P. M. ns j;aiu;i:u shop IIAYNE3 4 GREY, Piori. The place to iret an eaay ihave, an n-t-da Aalr cut, and to enjoy the luxury ! a aoroelala ! bath tub. I THE O.K. BARBER .SHOP. Four Chairs Quick and siiti.-fuctory work. Two bath tnl in connection. RUSSELL & RICS, Props. Arrival and Drparture of Mails. HOOD RIVER. The postomre is open dally between 8 a. m. and II n. m.; Sunday from 12 to 1 o'clock. Mails for the East close at 11.20 a. m., H.20 p. m. and V p. m.; for the WeM, at 2.40 p. m. and I p. m. The curriers on R. K. 1). routes No. 1 and I! leave the postofflce at S.30 a. m. Mall leaves For Mt. Hood, dally at 12 m.; arrives 10.20 For Underwood, Wash., at 12 m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives same days at 11 a. m. For White Halinon, Wash., dally at 12 in.; arrives at 11 a. m. WHITE SALMON. For Hood River, dally at a. m.; arrives at ?;or ilusnm, Trout Lake and Guler.Wasb., dally at 7.3U a. m.j arrives 6 p. m. For Olenwood, Kulda and Gilmer, W ash., dally at 7.30 a. in.; arrives at S p. m. For Pine Flat nd Mnowden, Wash., at 1 p. m. Tuesdays and Saturdays; arrives same Hova ut 1 in For Bingen, daily at 4. p. m.j arrives at 8.45 a.m. 0. K. & N. TIME TABLE, East bound No. 2, Chicago Kiieclal, 11:43 a. ni. No. i, SiKikane Flyer, 8:40 p. m. No. tl, Mail and Express, 10:40 p. m. No. 24, Way Freight, 12:15 p. m. No. 22. Fast Freight, 4:05 a. m. West bound No. 1, Portland Special. 2:511 p. m. No. 3, Portland Flyer, 5:) a. m. No. 5, Mall and Express. 4:4 a. in. No. 23, Way Freight, :25 a. m. No. 5ft, Fast Freight, 1:05 p. iu. OREGON S.iorjr line and Union Pacific 3 Trains to the East Daily Thronirh Pnllmnn standards and tourist leeplng cars dally to Omaha. Chicago, Spo kane; tourist steepinir cars dally to Kansas Cltv; throiieh Pnllmsn tourist sleeplnit ear (nersonsallv conducled) weekly to Chlrairo. Rpcllninit chair cars (seats free) to the East dally. DiriiT TIDE SCHEOULH Pertland. Or. Aaairi Chlcsito Portland Special :16 a. m. via Huntington. gait iAke, Denver, 6:2Sp.i Ft. Worth, uraatia, Kansas City, til. Loula,Chlcagoand Kut. Atlantis Ei press lilt p.m. via Huntington. alt Lake, Denver, H. Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, Ht. Louls,(;Mcaoand Ka.ov east. Walla Walla, Lewis ton, Upokane.Wal. la(. Pul 1 m a n, SL Paul Fait Mall ;lfjp. ok. via ipokane 7;lSa. m. Mluiieaiiolii, 8t. Paul. Duluth, MIL waukes, Chicago ana lui. River Schedule. FOR ASTORiA andftOO P. M.jo:!) P. M. way points, connectlmr! Dally Dally with Nteainer for II'-aeol except except and North Meschstenm-i Sunday, Sunday er nassaio, ash street sainrtinv. dock (walcr per.) j 10:00 P. M FOR Dayton, Oreiton 1M A. M. 15:30 P. M. City and Ynmhlll Rlv Dally Dslly except Hunday. er points. Ash street dock (water per.J FOR LEW ISTON. except Sunday, 1:10 A. M. About Idaho, and wsy points, Monday, 6 (10 P. M. irom uiparia, wusii edn d y Tuesday, Friday. Thursday, I Hunday. A. L. CRAIO, Gf nsrsl Pussrur Agent, Portlaa, Of T.J. KINNA1ED, Agent, Hood Bl sr. YOU WILL BE SATISFIED WITH YOUK JOL'HNEY If ymir tickets ivail over the Denver ami liio Gruml ' liailmnil, the "Scenic Line of I lie World," BECAUSE There ure io many si-enic iiltractions anil pointH or Interest along the line between O'ten and Denver that the trip uevi r eeoniea lirewmie. If votl are iroinK Kast, write for Infor mation ntul net a pretty book that will . M .11 ..i. .... ! . iru iiu an unoui ii. W. C. McllKIDE, General Agent, K'4 Third Street, PORTLAND, ORECJON. PK.JONES,Dentist Crown and Bridge Work. Teeth Without Plates. Treatment of diseased teeth and gums Olllre Iirnsins ISuildine, Plume 0!)1 M. E. WELCH, THE VEIKIIIN ANY Sl IUiKON. Im nrt-iiHril u An ntiv work in the vetrin- laryltne. H nn ftmnd y culling at or I plionlng lo rtarke k druit more. Joseph A. Wilson Arvnt for Wire Wound Wooden Water Pipe I CHARACTER READING -BY- Prof. w?izer Over Spot Cash Corner Grocery Store E. I., smith, Vlre-Pres, E. O. lil.ANCHAK Cashier. The First National Bank OF HOOD RIVElt, OREGON. Capital ami Surplus, $30,000. Established.) line 1, 1904. P. M. HALL-LEWIS" Civil and Architectural Engineer and Surveyor. Office, Second St., adjoining Waueonin Hotel. Residence alter April Ul, Country Club Inn. HOOD KIVI'R, OKKOON. JOSEPH A. WILSON II AS Developed Water Power for sale. I'lirtics (It-Hiring power for rDftiiufaoturiiig purposes! will do well to write to liitn. R. P. 0RR, CONTRACTOR Hrick-work, IMastcriii"- and Ccinont-work. STRANAHAN & SLAVENS, Contractors and Builders IJOOI) KIVKK, OliKCON. S.H. COX and Builders Plahi and Eitimatii FciHHHaD. J. F. STRANAHAN, Architect Of 25 yean' experience. Will fur- Blih plana and apecin.cai.iona ,r ... kinds of bufldinBi. Strictly up to data. Located at Ilooa Kiver. E. A. SOULE, Contractor and Builder. Plans and Estimates Furkisiikh Upon Application. di FREDFRICK & ARNOLD, CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Estimatei furnished on all kindiof work Phrjiuu- Arnold. Main St. Frederick. Mali. -Kn BELIEU & SANDERS, Contractors and Builders e-I'I.ANH AND KMTIMATKS FU KNIHIt KD "S SIM0NT0N & SONS Architects and Builders. Decorative Paiiitinifniid I'liprr lliiinrliii; Plans furnished. IMimatt-H care fnllv made. HOOD RIVER, OREOON. FRAZIER & SON, I'LASTKItKKS Flue and Fin-place Work a specially. HOOD IUVKR, OKKOON. W. E. PENNELL, ('AKI'KNTKK. Window nml lloar Xrrttiix, Wiitilow and Door Friimrn,(iiifr. mid Sinn: Fir turm. I'ldioMrrinit and Furniture : jmirini), Carjii t Jhixtinrj, Clciiii and Layiny. iioou mvei , ure. JAS McBAIN, Hood River Marble Works Am projKiivd to pxtfuto all ordors for granite ninl marble work, iiioiiuniciitu, tombstones, etc. Also contnict for nil kinds of stone masonry, con crete, etc. Treasurer's Notice. All Wasco enimiv warrants registered prior to Mulch 1. l'.nl'i, will la- paid on presi nliillon al my oin. e, Dili n sl ceases idler Mi rcliia, IWIfi. Al. . DdNNKI.I.. JS coiiuiy 'i'li-iisnier. T7UKF.KA .MICAT MAUKET, Mc(iril(K BROS., Propi. Iiealart In Frtah and Cured Meat!, Lard, foultrf, KnittH and Vegetable!. ran DELIVERY. PHONE I Carpet Weaving Aii kinds o, ei.rcl from old carpet. rj if U.K. Id. us made Mils. (;i!'SI.Y. Hood Itiver Heights, Hood Kiver Directory. The Glacier dircrtory nf Il-xxt Uivr city Hini vnlli'V, tin t m:.p; i.wlntf Uwntlnn f farm, will) ownt-r' tiHiuf', ItK-utwin of strcHiim und onnty roiiflu, Im n w ri'inly for rtlstrlhittlon. Trie SI W. (ilaripr. HihmI Kiver, ortifon. BRICK YARD. I am ln.-uiufaoturiiijr at my yard near Colutiibia iiurscn south of town, asfim; a (iual- ity of conmion nnck as wm be found in thf slate. Have 200,000 to :500?000 brick on hand for inspection. Price at yard !fS jer thousand. Come out to the yard and Bee how we make brick. a. t. zi:i:k. K.H.STANI.KV, Pre. NOTICE FOR Pl'lil.IC'ATION. Department or the Interior. Ijtnd l mice at Tin- l'allea, oniroii, Mav 1, luifi. Ni.li.-e is hrrrtiv eiven llnn the lollowiiur- nsined settler lisstlled noinr of lii Inli iiilnu to niake tlnal priMif In "upport ol his elaiin. and thai said final proof lw made In-fore Ueo. T. I'nillier. 1'nlH'd Mules eninnils.lon, r: al his olllce In Hood Itiver, rcKon, on .liny a. lliiV v : I'lIAULKS A. SI I l ls, of Hood Hlver, Oregon, on II K. So. snss, for lots:t, d II and ll, oiweiion iu, lowusnip i norih, riii'Ki- le-i-t'st. W. M. lie nunies the (oliowlln; wHik'sm-s to prove his eontlinunis rcsldBn-c upon im culilvutlon ot'sitid land, viz: W'llilnhi Hi dMin, ( linriev siiiiumi, .1 ihn ll llll-tiom snd I'linl Auherl, nil of Hood Itiver, Orcf-on. Iir-2r,1l Mil llAr.i. i. .m'i. a.-n. r.i'ii(er. KXEt'UfOR's Mil ICE. Notice lalierehy itiven thai Hie nndersiKiicd have teen smiuloted ei'fiiMn ot the last will and testament of I'eter V Kmi.Non, dccciiM-d, and all parties having; i linnis n .'Kinsl ihe es tate ol Kiild deccHMed ure ii'iei- required to present llieln, Willi Ihepiopi r vonehera, with in six months from the (' -Ii' of Mils nonce lo said exeenlors at the olid'e of (n oryt' ll. Cul- berlson In Hood Hlver, , useoeoluily.onvon. Dated at Hood Itiver this Kill diiyof May, mi (iKdHUK D. ('I'l.lll'KTSdN, .1 AMW KNHill I , Kxccnlors of Hie hist will and leliiioent of Pcler Krederli k K Hudson, dfccacil mil JS ADMIXISTRATOK'S SALE. Notice is herehv a-iven that iin li'i noil in nuisu- anc of an onler of Ihe County I'-uurt of i he State I of Oregon for the County of Vvasi'o. tii.itlt' on the 6th day of July. i-.HH, the imili-rMifiitl. uiliinnis- Irntor of Ihe .'suite at John W. Mul ollv. lirt'easisl. on Saturday the 16th day of July. Iwift, at Ihe hour of one o clock p, m., at the (-entity eourt hoiie disir iu Dalles City, in Was u County, tlret-ou. will sell at public auction the followinx descrilRHl real estate helonKiliH- to the estate of said deceased, to-wit: The south half of the northeast quartet and the north half of the souiheurt miaiii' i of section eleven, in township one north, ranici' ten cast. W. M. ! The terms of said sale will la-41) percent of Ihe 1 A KOod I'lillilM Ct livclltloil, llll(lr till) sellinir price, cash in hand at the lime of the sale. : axXHnWt f tl,( llnlu llld Hssocilltioil, ;10 per cent in one year thereafter, and ltd per cent . ii .., i. ,.i i; .,-.1.... it, two years thereafter, w u h mleresl at S periwlH l'e I1'1'1 1:1 1 100 1 Klv'1- bltUirday, cent per annum on naal defi insl p.nynienls. j J 11110 17. Ti ll (dticilll national Hood Said sale will lw made suhject to conlirmation i Kondx s el- i:, 1. new cm'OlltO to Port -bVahu4'aUtrtHond Itiver, 0,,rn, this 7lh dni of llld, 1.PI0 UlC Piicillc COHst national March. lUUS. GK(). T. I'UATIIKIt. "d roilils C( lltclltioll will llO lll'ld JPM ... .... Administrator. I J,l6 alltl 21. ill COIllK-otiOIl with NOTICE FOU PCllEICATIO.N. ,.. , ... i held tlirco sosMiins lero that duy. Department of the Interior, land Office ut he; th . i ,.i.,n, ,j onnstriictinir Dalles. On-Kon, May 10, lw... Mctflodh hllll i, I1M OI t OUhCrilCtlUK Notice is hereby iriven that (he following ncmed I plod rtlllilH adl''t()ll t() OOIldltioilH 111 settler has hli-d notice of his intention to mcke j t j8 Vall(-V tt ill ho (lifCllssod and (-X-final prisif in support of his claim, at,;l said proof , . , i.ju ,.,;,, ,,,luturlii will lie made in-fore the reirisle and receiver, al I 1,11,1(1 "l tlUli ''HVl lltll nU llltor 111 The Dalles. (Ire., on June SUli. P' JACOU CAKL, 1.1 ( Al'CIIEV. of Mosier. (Ireiron; on H. K. No. ilii.'s. for the :t, 4 and S'i N W ' ,, of Section 2, Tp. 1 N ith. Raimell V... W. M. He names the following wit ihv.scs to prove his continuous residence upon anil cultivation of said land, viz: S. D. Fisher. Kdvanl Davidson, Charles Stark; I'rice Hunter, all of Mumit, Orewon. inlUjlB MICHAEL T. NiH.AN. Register. G0VEKNMKNT Timber and Homestead LANDS I liavi' for Incut iitn soint' I'lioic nppU InndH and tliniir ('Inline; also i i s 1 1 ; 1 1 1 J j i n t und laud to hit I pi . Call on "r ad'fnr,.,, Wm. F. RAND, Jioiiil Hivcr, Ore. Rl!H. I'llOlIC o"li. JUDGE J.J. hlRSHEiMER, ..Pension and Patent Attorney.. 223 Washington St., Portland, Ore. IVnslniH iiinler lii-m-rnl l,nw nml iimlcr the Act of .lime 27. IsiHI. Indian War Pensions, Increase nf pensions, fill her, niolher. dependent and helpless child, ren pension; Nurses pensions; widow s res (minion In pension roll; descried wife's hnlf pension; llouulii's und arrears of pension. CliiU iii s id' I)c-c rt ioi i Ciii'i'i'i-li-d. CliiioiH of nil kinda taken nitiiinat tlie I' idled Stiiti-H and proHPciitcd. At Iluiid Uivcr cvory tuiii Ui Saturday in i-iicli inn. ill Fop Irrigation of City Lots Notice should he given fit the oflicc of Ihe l.lijht ni'd Water Co. when water is used for nirinklinis. We mv xiirink- lill',' liccaiiK- it is the onlv niclhod liv w hich we nj.'ro(? to fiiniish water for irri gation. Heware of tho man with the wrench. If thin point is overlooked, like wifo the proper time to ppiinkle as no further notice will lie given. (..'onsiinicrs wlioso residence front the fonth sides of the streets named In low will sprinkle between hours of 5 mid 11 a. in. ; those on the north tide between ,'! mid !l p. in. ; Columbia, Itiver, Oak and State streets, and Sherman anil Ha zel avenues. In case of alarm of fire all sprinkling should he stopped promptly. K. K. (i()KI Mlt REAL WEALTH $('()XSITSN tiii'l'. but in NOT IN (iET- m ke(nn;. A fi'ood way to keep money is to deposit part of your earniiifi's each week in a Havings bank. Iu this way you notnnly keep i! , hut vou make it en ni I V.'.- i. ore. liiviieyuii I o open an ount v" 1 1 1 1 us, no in jj t - Y tcv ins ioir Mitmll vi in l- ii-i T-ii infrs, or how little you are nine io keep. Interest paid on deposits of One Dollar or more. Start vour boys and irls on the road to pros perity by deposit intone t miliar to tneircretiii ain O sec i,i r i n a Recording t Safe in which they may ) dejiosit their enrninjrs. Savings Department, First National Bank. IsJ SIT a GOOD ROADS CONVENTION HOOD RIVER, SAT. JUNE 17 Officers of National Assoctation Will Deliver Addresses During the Day PROMINENT MEN ARE COMING President Moore nnil Party will Ar rive in Hit- Moiiiiiisf on Sjicclal 'i'riiiii. i tho Lew i- tuid Cl;u k expiraitinu, will reach this citv S tiivdnv iiiorninu. and o Hi'iism a coin-truclioii Irani oi en- cei'H nnil loinl tiiillddi'H will atop at linod Kiver und construct a niodol i do of whnt tlio milionid association (-i lls 'ood rimd, nt n point in the val ley lo lie (k'sini.tcd hy the olliciid t'liKliiccrs. Anions tho otllccrs of tho national association who will lie present are tho Hon. Martin Dodo, director of tin- olllce of pulilio roads inntiiries, United Stiites Kovcrnme'it ; Hon. W. II. Moore, president of tho nntiounl association, lending oniKiiners, lectur ers and experts, who will outline and dh-ciiss practical ir.othods of road building. Lust Situiiliiy ufternoon, a call mi'i'tiiiK of ImsineHs men and farmers in the rooms of the Unnimeroial club was addressed by Wellington K. Ijoucka, orianizer of tho Nutionul llood lionds assoeiatloii whoexidiiined the good roHdti movement, and the orient worth it is to Hood JUver to s cure this convention here, Mr. Loucks stated that the Hood loads olllci'.ds, who were imikinK the trip in a special train to the Lewis and Oliuli lair, whore they will hold a I'ucilic coast convention, were the Hiiei-ts during the trip of tho llarrl n:nn railroad ollloiuls. Mr. Loucks hud just l ieu to Portland, where, in confeieii' e with the olllciids of the (). I!. A N. in that city, he had been directed to llood Itiver, as tho host point between Pendleton and Portland for the lolding of a ood roads con viction. Here, the railway otllcials believed the people would Co operate with the uatoniil associiit ion for object lessons in good road making, and the coustiiii'timi ot a hnlf mile or more of experimental road bed. In order to ronii! to Hood Kiver, the speaker said the association would he forced to ton-go holding a like convention at Si okiiuo, to which city tho association had been invited. At, Hi i conclusion of Mr. Loucks' address, Leslie llutler moved that the oiler to come to llood Kiver lie ac cepted, and that a formal invitation be extended to President W. 11. Mooro nod tiin tisfir-.tHtits to hold the good roads convention here, and that the mass meeting of citizens pledge &SX) to defray the expenses of the visit of the national good roads olllcials. -Tlie motion carried with enthusiasm, and other motions for tho appoint ment of tho necessary committees as outlined by Mr. Loucks went through iu due form. A motion then Carried that when the mooting adjourned, it meet again 8 o'clock Tuesday even ing, when the plans for the convention would he further completed. "The national good road? movement began at ( hicago in W'0," m'd Mr. Loucks, "when a large convention wa held by men from all pnrts of tbe United States, and the National Oood KomIs n-Riicintion was formally organ-i'.-eil, and a campaign fur good roads b(i.'i:u in (iiinesi. " I he subject of good roads received much attention from tiie early presi dents, and shortly lifter the establish ment of goieiirneiit, the construction of a public highway was started from Cumberland, Md., westward. Thin road rorichcd 'iindiilia, 111., by IWKJ, when tie work was interrupted by tin? rapid advancement of railroads. Prom that day until within the past year or two the national government and the peopl- of tbe country took but slight interest if any Iu good roads. "Today ti e movement hug acquired si:(h a momentum that nearly otory -hilo in the union has good roads or ganizations 'The state of New York Las appropriated if-Vl, OHIKX) for the ( om-.ti iu tion of roads in that state. Th') di'i i itn int of agriculture in New York, under whose direction the road building Is proceeding, Is today Bend ii g rot literature inviting homeseek ers to return to good old York, where it has been possible hy ini'iuis of the good roads for farmers to acquire comfortable homes with all the advan tages of good schools, churches and soclel y. "New York has now under way a movement to secure a state appropria tion of !?d,.VHi mm for six yearn for good roads. Think of it. will you, six and one half million dollars a year for six years for the building of good rouds! Other states have made large appropriations for good roads, Little Ithody coming to the front with WX), (). "This good roads convention which 1 hope you will secure for thin city will be the grandest event in tho bis tory of the community. The railroads have assured me they will grant re- INVITATION OFFICIAL GOOD ROADS CONVENTION UNDER THE AUSPICES OF The National Good Roads Association, The Honorable Mayor and City Officials of Hood Ri ver, Oregon, The County Court and Road Officials of Wasco County, The Hood River Commercial Club, The Hood River Fruit Growers' Union, The Hood River Apple Growers' Union, and The Railways and all other important interests, CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THE NATIONAL GOOD ROADS CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN HOOD RIVER, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1905. Organization for Good Roads is the chief object of this Convention. The Official National Good Roads Special is en route to Portland where the Pacific National Good Rouds Conven tion will be held June 22nd, 23rd and 24th, in conjunction with the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition. The Good Roads Special, carrying officers of the National Good Roads Association, the Hon. Martin Dodge, Director of the Office of Public Road Inquiries, U. S. Government, leading engineers, lecturers, and road experts, will stop one day at Hood River and hold three meetings, 10:00 A. M., 2.00 P. M. and 8:00 P. M. Will you attend and bring your friends, and help or ganize your community? Everybody wants Good Roads. This is the greatest industrial movement of the age, is vital to the welfare of your home and your business interests. Come and bring your friends. Ladies cordially invited. THIS FOR GOOD ROADS PROGRAM FOR THE GOOD ROADS, OFFICIAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN HOOD RIVER, OREGON, SATURDAY. JUNE 17, 1905. Program will open by E. L. Smith, chairman of meeting Invocation By Rev. W. C. Gilmore Address of Welcome Mayor A. S. Blowers Address of Welcome on behalf of the Hood River Com mercial Club Hon. A. A. Jayne Address of Welcome from the county Hon. A. E. Lake, County Judge Response Col. W. H. Moore, Pres. Nat' 1 Good Roads Association S u bject "The National Good Roads Movement" A ppoin tmentof Com m it tees Address. .. Hon. Chas. G. Canfield, Cleveland, O., Coun sel Nat'l Good Roads Ass'n Subject " Taxation " Recess to 2:0O P. M. AFTERNOON 2:00 P. M., Address. ..Hon. Martin Dodge, Director Of fice Public Road InquiriesU. S. Government, Wash ington, D. C, Subject "Education and Experimental Work of the Government Division " Address Hon. Wm. Bradburn, Consulting Engineer Nat'l Good Roads Ass'n Subject "Practical Road Construction" Vocal Solo Mrs. Jayne Five Minute Talks by Delegates Vocal Solo.-- - ...Murray Kay Address Col. T. P. Rixey of Missouri, Lecturer Nat'l Good Roads Ass'n -.Subject-... " LegislaLi " Reports of Committees, Resolutions; Organization Recess to 8.00 P. M EVENING Address Music Stereoptlcon Lecture Col. Music Adjournment duced rates from all points within 50 or perhaps 75 miles to people who will want to attend the convention in this city. Your invitation committee must get busy at once and see to it that a large attendance is secured at thia con vention It la not for the good of the ollk-ers of the national association that this meeting is lie lug arranged here, but for the instruct ion, education and lusting benefit of llood Hlver." GOOD ROAD OFFICIALS ABOARD SPECIAL TRAIN When asked concerning the organiza tion of a Good Koiids association in Hood Kiver, Wellington K. Loucks, na tional organi.er for Ihe association, wilh headquarters at St. I nuia, stated that the National Oood Hoods association originated iu Chicago, in I'.HJO, with President W. H. Moore as its ollicinl head. Continuing his conversation with a (ilarier reporter, Mr. Iiucks said: "The National organization was the outgrowth of the inter-state association which ('olonel Monro organized in 1890. In 18118, in conjunction wilh Roy Stone mid olliers, tbe Colonel assisted in se curing the introduction of the mad do paMmciit in conned ion with agricul ture, since which time tbe road depart ment of the oliice of Public Komi In quiries lias issued numerous bulletins and nniphlets on the subject of road liuildiiig. and has operated n construc tion train to demonstrate object lesson r mis n dill'i-reiit parts of the country, i "Th - Honorable Martin Dodge is at 1 1 ii- lien-1 of ibis office of mad inquiry," added .Mr. Iz-ucks, "and he is on the olli. i il sih-c'bI which it is proposed to i..p in llood Kiver on Saturday next, iu onli-r to hold a day's convention at h'- point. "'inin WOO", explained the (lood Hold-' organizer, "numerous itineraries have been arranged for over leading trui. k I ne- in th" interest of country iii.tds aiel i- tv street improvements. A rc.id iliisvear (our itineraries have INVITATION COMMITTEE. j.. Male Quartet W. H. Moore Subject "The Roads of The World" Male Quartet lieen undertaken, (inn on the M. K. & T. railroad through Missouri, Kuiihus, the Indian Territory and Texas and a sec-- ond on the International A Great North ern through Texas, Arkansas and over the Illinois Central to Union Koue, Louisiana, where a great soul hern con vention wis helil in last April. "Another itinerary was over tlie Il ir lington system in Illinois. On the L'L'iid of Mav the present Itinerary was start-d from ((Heine, Wisconsin. On the 2jth, tlie good roads special left the citv ol' Chicago, milking the first atop at pri ntout, Nebraska, where a great meeting for good roads was held. It trnv t d thence lo North 1'lutt, and then din-i-.lv into Utah where conventions wen- 1 I organizing Ogdcn, Ligan, 1'iovo und Salt Lake City. In the capital the slaio convention was held organizing 1'inii for good roads. "Leaving Halt Lake Ciiy, it proceeded to Poratello, and thence to Idaho Pali-, after which it whirled onward making its next halt ot Weiser. On Friday an I Saturday it was at Itoise. Sundny ilm special will reach Pendleton, w lien i convention will be held on M u l.i .-. Tuesday it will go to Walla Will's, th u to Moscow, Idaho, where five i ouui .-t will be centered in a great comcuiii. i, the object Ix-ing to establish good roieli in Northern Idaho. "Leaving Moscow, the spv'.d . ill proceed on its way to Portlan I, ej.m, w here the Pacific National G io . ll uds convention is to be held, begint in with June 21 and terminating on ,1 me 21. Knroute to Portland, the sp c ml will spend Salutduy at the con vent ion in this city. i "The special carries witli it iln-oHi-' cials of the National Go id Komls Aiso nation, including Preddent H'. . Moore, the Hon. Martin Dodge, di rector of the -of lice of public road iimeiries of the United States government, the Hon. William liradliorn, of Texas, consulting engineer, Colonel T. P. Hixev, national lecturer of the National Good Road n soeiation, Hon. Charles G. Canfielil, counsel of the National Oood Roads as sociation, whose officers and headquar-r- at Cleveland, Ohio, Pro'e-Hor Frank (Continued on page )'