The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, December 06, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text11 VOL. XV III. HOOD RIVER, OREGON, DECEMBER 6, 1908. SOCIETIES. HOOD RIVKK CO W MKRTIALCLl'R Meets every seroad Hunitny In escb month s.1 I p. ni., in Uie club ns.nn over Jsrksnn's store. H. K. Davidson, Pre. A. D. Mot, Hecrcmry. H(K)D RIVKH UllHiU NO. 105, A. F. and A.. M. Mxeu HaturuHV evening; on orboror rarh mil moon. A a. hmiwkkh, W. m. I). M('1u!ai.1, HecrrUry. HOOD RIVER CHAJTKR NO. 7. R. A. M Meet first and llilrd F riday nights of eHck i month. u. mcuonald, n. r, A. D. Hoi, Secretary. HOOD KIVKK CHAPTER NO.,0. B.8. Meets second and fourth Tuesday evening of each month. Vliiltora cordially welcomed. Mas. T.J. Kihmaird, W.M Maa. Thkhkha Cast an, Secretary. IDI.KW1LDK LO OENO. 107, I. O. O. F. Meet In Km .oal ball, every Thursday . nlKht. n. v. tJon, . u. J. K. Kekmf. eretary - EDEN KNi'A . PM KNT. NO. 48. 1. O. O. K. Kegnlar u. Un Mcond and fourth Mondays oi eacn intuitu, a. i. u. r. H i . fMiTH, Scribe. I. .il l. KKHKK AH DEGREE LODGE NO. . t. O. O. E.-Meeuj Aral aud third Fridays .i each mouth. Mrs. E. W. Udell, N. O. M ro. Dora Thomhon, Secretary. Meeu in K. ol P. ball every Tuesday night. TH08. r. JOHNSON, U V. C. Brock, K.of R. and 8. HtKID RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,708, M. W. A. Meeu In K. of 1'. ball every weaneaaay nUtht, !. o. UAYKa, v. c C. U. DAKIN, Clerk. HOOD RIVER CIRCLE NO. 824, WOMEN OK Woodcraft-Meet at K. of P. ball on tbe first and Third Fridays ol eacu momn. Lou McKkynolixj, U. N. K. W. McIIeynol1), Clerk. RIVERSIDE LODGE NO. 6s A. O. U. W. Meets first ana linra rsaturaays oi eacu monib. r. u. blauu, ju. w . E. R. Bradley, Financier Uhkbtkh Shuts. Recorder. OLETA AH8EMBLY NO. 103. UNITED ART-isRus.-Meel the nrat and third Wednes days, work; second and fourth Wednesdays Artisans' null. u. w. luuanwn, .u. a U. D. HekhkH, Secretary. COURT HOOD RIVER NO. 42, FORESTERS of Amerlca.-Meets secona ana lourm nw days lu each mouth in K. of P. ball. Henkca K. Fouts, C. R. F. C. Brosius, F. C. CANBY HOST, NO. 16.Q. A. R.-MEET8 AT A. O. U. W. hall, second and fourth Satur days or each month st 2 o'clock p. m. All (i. A. K. members invited to meet with us. H. A. Kkinnkk, Commander. Thomas Gotta, Adjutant. CANBY W. R.C..NO. 16-MEET8 SECOND and fourth Saturdays of each Montb In A. O. U. VY. ball at 2 p. in. Ellen Blount, President. Gertrude B. Ikglkm, secretary MOUNTAIN HOME CAMP No. 8409, R. N. A. MeeU at tbe K.of P. Hall on tbe second and fourth Fridays ot eaeb month. Mrs. Caukie Brosius, O. Mrs. Ella Dakin, Recorder. J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, Telephones: Office, 281; residence, 811. SURGEON O. R. 4 N. Co. H. L. DTJMBLE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Successor to Dr. M. F. Shaw. Calls promptly answer id In town or country, Day or Night. Telephones! Kesldenoe, till: Office, 613. office in tbe Brosius Building. E.O.DUTRO, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence over First National Bank, Hood River, Oregon. Phone Main 871 ""DlClINGTON, Physician and Surgeon Office over the First National bank. Office phone 14S3. Res. phone 76X1, M. F. SHAW, M. D. - Office in Jackson Block. Office pbdne, No. 1471. Residence, No. K)3. Dr. M. II. Sharp Dr. Edna B. sharp Osteopathic Physicians Graduates of the American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Office and Residence Huxley Cottage, River street. Phone 25 Hood Rivkr. p C. BROSIUS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 'Phone Central, or 121. Office Hours: 10 to 11 A. M.; 2 to 8 and6to7P. M. H. D. W. PINEO.D.D.S. DENTIST Ckown Bridge Work a Specialty. Office over First National Bank Telephone Main 311 0. H. JENKINS, D.M.D. DENTIST. Telephones : Office 283 ; residence 1045 Office over Butler Bank, Hood Rivkr, Orb. M. E. WELCH, LICENSED VETERINARY SURGEON Is prepared to do any work in the veter n ary line. He can he found by railing at or phoning to Clarke s drug store. A. A. JAYNE LAWYER Abstracts Furnished. Money Loaned. HOOD RIVER, OREGON. E. H. HARTWIG, LAWYKlt. . Will Practice in All fonrta. Office" wlrh Geo. D. CulbertMOii ft Co. Col lections, Abstract. Hett lenient of Kstates. HOOD RIVER. OKK . SENECA F. FOUTS Attorney at Law Brosius Building HOOD RIVER, OREGON. A. J. DERBY Lawyer HOOP RIVER, OREGON. JOHN LELAND HENDERSON ATTQRNBY-AT-LAW abstracter, no T TAKY PUHMOand KKAJ-, ESTATE A'iENT. for IS rears a resident of O.gon and Wasb Iniitnn. Has had many years experience In Real Estate mstters, as abstractor, sesrcber of titles and agent. Bsiisraction guaranteed f r bo ebarge BARGAINS IN Fruit Lands All of these are good buys Look them over carefully then come and see us. This is a good time to buy. Don't Wait. Act now. No. 255. Six acres, only one halt mile from Hood, River, all in clover, 5 in ches of water stock. A very desira ble location for a nice home near town, and the price is only J.ljOOO No. 201. Seven and one half acres 2 miles from town on the Belmont road, 40 bearing apple trees, 350 apple trees two years old, a quarter of an acre of blackberries, small house and barn, well and spring water. Price $2,700. No. 257. Ten acres, two miles from town on the Mount Hoot! road. Seven acres cleared but not plowed, all un der the Bone ditch, lays fine for irri gation, the very best of orchard land, north slope. One half mile from Odell station on the Mt. Hood R. R. Co'sline. Price $2,500. No. 254. Fifteen acres lj miles south of town, six acres in strawberries 3 years old, 1 acres in strawberries one year old, 5 acies in SpitKenbergs and Newtowns 1 year old, balance in general farming. Eleven inches of wa ter stock. Price $5,000. This isa snap, look it up. No. 245. 80 acres uncleared, 40 acres good apple land, balance in timber and good for pasture. Price only yoo 32& 4 20 acres uohp proved, 6 .miles i!)in town "8fl " East M. AH fl. st el h- apple land. Beautiful site fur I' '11111 uud right among some of the h ..o t orchard". Price $2,100 No. 24!). 10 acres 2J miles out, 5 acres in two ye.jr old SpitzeuberKS and Newtowns wltli strawberries between trees, 5 acres clover aud vegetables, new houe and barn, 6 inches water stock. Here is a money maker. Price $4,500. lo. 178. 12 ''ces, 3 miles out on East Side, joins- t'.e largest-orchard in the valley, 5 a: in trees two years old, good house jn I barn, 5 acre" slashed, all first class pple land. This is a soap conuideiing the character of the land, improvements and nearness to town. Only $4,000 No. 170. 5 acres 2 miles out, 4 acres strawberries, second year plants,' 500 Hpitzenberg and, Newtown trees one year old, small house and barn, 4 inches water stock. Price $2,500 No 224. 18 acres 5 miles out, 11 acres in alfalfa, 500 three year old Spitien lierg trees, 400 bearing trees, guod varieties, 5 room house, good barn and apple house. ' Here is a property that will pay for itself in three years. Price $5,2)0 No. 2S5, Here is a chance to double your money iir'two years. Don't over look this, 203 acres in upper valley, 12) miles from town, 55 acres in cultiva tion, 6 acres' in bearing orchard, 4 acres in strawberries, 40 acres in hay, produced 90 tons this year, 140 acres uncleared land suitable for apples, good slope and best soil. The timber on nneleared. land will pay a good share of -clearing costs, etc. 2 large springs, plenty of watvr for 'rriga tion, 3 largB( barns, two modern houses, chicken, houses, cold storage house and alMmprovement found on first cla is farRiiv Everything in good repair. Willj pay better than 15 per cent on investment right from the BtarL Think of it and then read thic over again. Price $10,000. Remember you are doing business with a reliable firm when you deal with us. Nothing misrepresented everybody gets a Squarf DeaJ. J.H.HEILBRONNER&CO. D00D KTVEK i PORTLAND, OREGON FJJ.ITA hi.it, K. UHvitbi, K.O. Blancbak lres. Vioe-l'rea. Caabler. V. C. Bbock, Asst. Cashier. The First National Bank Or HOOD RIVER. OREGON. Capital $50,000 Surplus $12,000. MABLE E. PAULSEN STENOGRAPHER Office: Room 15, Brosius Building, HOOD RIVER, ORE. P. H. HALL-LEWIS & CO. Civil and Architectural Engineers and Surveyors Msks surveys. Dlsns and estimates for sear. er.llsht snd power and rsllway plants, and rurnlsh, subject to approval, plans, speeln tlons and estimates for all classes of buildings public, private and mercantile. Hperial at tention flvan to economic snd slow-burning construction. Accuracy and economy gtiar- BDKTU. DAVIDSON BOILPINQ -HOOD RIVER, OREGON. STRANAHAN & SLAVENS, Contractors and Builders HOOD RIVER, OREGON. S. H. COX Contractor and Builder fun ax EsTiaUTM TvmMuiu. FREDERICK & ARNOLD. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS estimate furnlsbsd oh all kinds of work Phnnao- Arnold, Main IS. fUUllBB, Frederick. M.i. sas SIMONTON & SONS Architects and Builders. Decorative Painting and Paper Hanging Plans furnished. Estimates care- -fully made. HOOD RIVER, OREGON. E. A. JEROME, Architect Having had siv,riit years' experience In drafting and bulldlim. I would respectfully solicit s part of the alionune of the people of Mood rtiver wno anticipate outming. ini reasonable, a hi stitisrartion guurauieea. ui- ce at residence on tteiKhis- JOE WRIGHT CARPENTER AND BUILDER : Phone 709 .. . , Estimates furnihed on- request. . An honest job guaranteed. THE OREGON Fl RELIEF ASSOCIATION of McMiimville. Oregon, will insure your Dronertv at 00 -lier cent less cost than any other ins.itution. C. 1. BOSS, Special Agent, Hood River, Oregon QOVER. TMENT Timber and Homestead LANDS I have for location some choice apple lands and tiinqer claims; also relinquishments and land to script. Call on or address. . Wm. f. hand, Ros. Phone 376. . Hood River. Ore. Shepard & Franz hood river, Oregon. v Are in correspondence with all parts of the United rVates and are in good posi tion to sen your Farm Property LOCAL AGENTS Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Orient Fire Insurance Co. J AS. McBAIN, Hood River Marble Works Am prepixred to execute all orderH for granite and marble work, monument!, tombstonewKetc. AIho contract for all kinds of stone masonry, con crete, etc. McEWEN & KOSKEY GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Prompt sales and quick returns Wholesale dealers in all kinds of First and Produce. Consignments solicited 129 Front Sttree, Portland, Ore. Eureka Meat Market McGUIRE BROS., Prupe. ; Dealers In Fresh uud Cured Meats, Lard Poultry, ruits ami Vegetable. ! nee Delivery. Phone Mai a 33. BE It Is roar duty to mis yoorself ts sttrsrtlre. possible. K jna but RFAI ITIf-l II mnddr.' ssllw. wrinkled, suslglitlr enmpleilon, lesm how tu siiinlre s perfect skis by harmless, guaranteed methods. I will srod yoa s tree psmphlet. Is s pIslB eonlop. .(Irlnc all partlrulars. If ;o writs todar. Tire resrs eslsblbbed. MAOAXB EtrDSOM. 27 Uaileut ClO... BSS Waahlsytos St.. Portland. Oregnnl - Cider, Champagne Cider, Genuine Champagne, Vinegar, Wines from grapes and nnall frni's Alcohol from cereals, vt-Kflables, pUnts, f tiitf and wood and valuable rBi-ipes. Hend II for,book giving prnctioni information how to make tlu-in. LEO ZABF.L, P.O. B 604, Portland," r "Pineulos" (non-alcoholic) made from resin from our Pine Finvnta, usetl for hundreds ol years for bladder ami Kid neydieeases. Medicine fur thirty days, $1.00. Guarnnttud.. Sdd hv Keir & Cass, DruK' tc. CITATION In tlie county court of the .SUle of iireKon fur Wasou county. Id tlie matter of Hie estate of Henry HU'f lansun, deceased. To Ktefamis JuhsDsei), HU-funus Hteflsnson, Hsitiuel HietTsnsoQ Jolmnits Motiu Wlrtetiun I'nil.'llHklr Cols, furuii Ihhii, f Inland, snd II other persous, known ami unknown, In terested lu suld estate: tinfiiiin. In the name o( the stnte iirrunn, you are hereby cited snd required to uppesr in the the county court of the Hieie ot uieiroii. for county of Wamx, at the liiwmbrr term of saiu couri. ai ine ouri nsuti ttirreof, at The Dalles city, in said county, on Monday, the I71H day of Herein oer, iyt, hi two o rtock the afternoon ol that day, tin n and there to show cause why au order should not britrant- eutojoiiu iissei, auniiniMnnor, to sell suld real estate hereinafter described : the south quarter of the southwest qtmrU'r of the south. west qtisrter ol section Mxtici) In TuwiihIiI two north of Kang Ten, esst of the SVi laniette Meridh'ii. i Witness, the Hon. A. K. Itke. Juiltenf Mild rotiuty t'ourt with the sval ol nitid t'ourlailix- ea tnis 2n aay oi ukumht, i'.iiii. Attct: H, HoltoD, Clerk. The dale of the tlrst puhlinition of Ihln elta- lion is ovemher 1, rjut. nl.di:t NOTICE FOl7f C 1! LI CAT ION " United States Land Offloe.The Dalles, Oregon, nepieuiuer Jstu, inn. Notice Is hereby nlven that In voniDllance with the nrovisious ol the itn of Cuiilt.-hh or June 3, 17S, entitled "An net for the sale of tnnner Ihnds in the stales ol t nlllm nis, uie gon, Nevada snd WaHhinsjti u Territory," as extenuea to an me uuone lunu siules liv act of August 4, ltt, JOHN M. CULBKIU'.SON of Hood River, county of Wssrn, stale of Ore. Kon, has this day tiled in this cilice his sworn statement No. 3MI, for the purchase of the KN W', and WNK4 M section No. SO, In Township No. 1 north, range No. 11 east, W. M and will offer prool to show that the land sought Is more valuable lor Us timber or tone than for agricultural puriHwi s, and to establish his claim lo said land before the Iteglster and Receiver at The Dulles. Oreson. on the liith day of January, m7. tie names as witnesses: will Davis, J. W. Davis, M. A Hearoh and U. 11. 1'ulbcrtsnn. all of Hsd River. Oregou.' Any ana un persons riuiiiiiug ailversely he above described lamlsare remiested to Hie their claims In this odlce on or belore suld 16th day of January, 1907. nl.JlO MICHAEL T. Nel.AN, Keglster. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the .State of Oregon, for vt ascocouuiy. Estelle Van Dersal, Plulntill', vs. . . ! Hamucl 'an Dersal, Defendant To Samuel Van Dersal, Defendant. In the name of the state of Oregon, you are henebv commanded to anncitr In the shove entitled court on or before .Monday, the ?M day of December, HiOfi, and answer the com plaint filed sgalnst you In Mint court and cause, anu lor want oi such answer the plain till will apply to the court lor the relief de manded In the complaint, hvwlf : for c decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony between plulntill and defendant, and tor such other relief us In tin.' complaint asked. This summons is published by order of Hon, W. L. Uradshaw, Judge of the above en til led court, made aud entered on the 7lh day of November, 1'JOtl. Date of lirst publication, Nov. H, hKi. nlS-d20 J. 11. UlTONLAtloiny for t'lulntUf NOTICE FOR iTHLIOATION United Slates Land Ollico, Tte Dalles, Oregon, BepUneT 21st, lOuli, "Notice is herWiy gi vim "that In Vompllanoe with the provisions of the set of Congress of Junes, 1H"K entitled "Au act for the sale of timber lands In the rtlates of California, Ore. gon, Nevada and Washington Territory, " as extended to all public land slates by act of August 4, WJi, KLORKNCK H. IlAKtH of Hood River, county of Waco, state of Ore gon, has this dny tiled In ihls oillce her sworn statement No. ssui, lor the purcbuse of the HKNKX, of section No.il, In township No. I north, range No. II east, VV. M., and will oiler pnsif to show tlist the land sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agrl. cultu si purposes, ami to establish her claim to said laud before tbe Register and Receiver at The Dalles, Oivgou, ou the loth day of Jan uary, 1117. She names as witnesses: Arthur I) Moe, William K Hum!, Lewis K Morse and Seneca F. Fouls, all of Hood ltlver, Oregon. Any aud all persous claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their claims Id this otllceon or before said ltlth day of January, l'.KJ7. n l-Jltl MICH A Kb T. NOLAN. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION United States Land Ollle, The Dulles, Oregon, Msy Slst, 1WI. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with tbe provisions of the act of Congress of JmieS, 1878, entitled "An act lor the sale of timber lands In the sla'es of California, Ore gon. Nevada and Wusbluglon Territory," as extended 'o all the public laud stales by act ol August 4, lHicj, CHARLKS H. HIIOLKH, of Portland, co'inty of Multnomah, stale of Oregon, has this day tiled in Ihls ollice his sworn statement No. .H1 for tbe purchase of the NW, secllon :it, townships north, range Beast, W. M.,and will oiler proof to show that J)e,lund sought is more valuable for its tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver at The Dalles, Ore gon, ou the lsili day of January, 1W)7. He names as witnesses: Kreu Fraiitschy, of HiKid River, Oregon, Kinil Krsutschy,of HHd River, Oregon, I. L. Tickner, of Portland, Ore gon, and Mary K. Tickner, of Portland, Ore gon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested U tile their claims In this office on or before said loth day of January, WOT. MICHAEL T. NOLAN, n8-17 H.ts'..r. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department, of the Interior. Land Office at 1 tie Dalles, Oregon, November 14, HKJ0. Notice Is hereby given that THOMAS W. CALI1REATH, of Hood River, Oregon, has filed notice of his Intention to make lli.al five-year proof in suppoil of his claim, viz : Home stead Entry No. KiVi, .made May 24, 11I0, for the NL4 of section SS, township n, north, ranges east, W. .M .auil that said pnsif will be made belore the Reglsterand Receiver at The I is lies, Oregon, on Decemls-r 21, lMt). He names the liillowtng witnesses to provt his continuous resilience upon, and cultiva tion, or t lie land.vix : Harry A. llnckett, R. J, Jarvla, K C. Wberrleb, all of Hood Klver, Ore gon, aud J. J. llecker, of Hlgus, Oregon. MICHAEL T. NOLAN, naa-da) lglster. Timher Land Act of June 3, 1878 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Slales I,an4 Office, The Dalles, Ore- fou.Nov.3, ll(t Notice Is hereby given thst n compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, IK7H, entitled "An act lor the sale of timber lands in the states of Cnlifornla, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to Hi I the Public Lsnd Htstesby act ol August 4, 1W2. the following named persons have tiled their sworn state ments lu this otllce towll : . (iEOUCJK A. CLOUGH, of Arlington, count? of Gilliam, state or Ore gon, Vworn statement No. 811, filed August 27, iats". for the purchase of the WliMW'i, KK'j HV. , of eciion 2 and HK'HEH r ,' tlou 'JO, township 1 south, range lu east, W. M. GFKALDINK B. CIXJfGH. of Arllngtcn, county of Glltlain, state of Ore gon, sworn statement No. 3471, filed October ltt, lyofi, for ttie purchase of the NWiNWU, NW(4NE)i of section as, snd the WJsKU of se-t'on 21, township I, south, range ltt east, W. M., and will otter pnxf to show that the lands sought are inort valuable for the tim ber or Hons thireon than 'lor agricultural purposes, and to establish their claims to said lands before I he Register and Receiver, at the Land Oillce In Tbe Dalles, Ore., on Jan, uary 31, 1W7. . . They name the following witnesses; Charles A. Weils, Edmoud O. Miller, James H. Phelps and Joslata K. llulnon, of Hood Klver, Oregon ; George A. Clough, of Arlington, Oregon, Any and all persons claiming adversely any ot the above-di'scrlbed lands are request ed to file their claims In this office on or be lore tbesaid Slst day of Jsnnsry, IW7. MICHAEL T.NOLAN, n29 )24 Register. RESULT OF THE CITY ELECTION TWO NEW FACES IN CITY CIRCLE The Oi l Hoard, With Snbstitationi -Made fur Withdrawals, Is Re-F.lerted. 1 he Snrc aful Ticket. Mayor- Laurence N. Blowers.' C'ouuciiu en E. S. Mayes, J. L. tleisnucr .ind A. I1. Moe. Keooru.i J. It. Nickelsen. Treasui. i Truu ao Butler. Tbe at . to ticket i.us elected Taeo- day by suirtantial niajoiitiaa lo tbe coines'.eu ouioes. tbere beinit no on- position (or tbe otlloeg of recorder ami treasurer. xue uoitiover ootiuoiimen ara lnaucliar, Morae and Watt. The Vote. For Mayor Laurence N. Blowera, 189. UeorKo T. Pratber, 57. For Couueilmen E. S. Mayea, 185. A. 1. Moe, 132. J. L. Ilerahuer, VMS. J. Otten, 42. 0. 11. btrauaban, 71. J. M. Wood, 101. Foi Recorder J. K. Nickelsen, 210. t or Treasurer Truman Butler, 219. Tbe result la a vote of conHdeno by tbe peope in tbe present admluia tr.itioo, aud insures a continuance of tbe present poiloy. Tbe election was one of the quietest in years. There were no public meet lugs or epeeobee in favor of either tictcet nr any of tbe candidates, bat ooulsderable work was done la quiet way. it was a sort oi still bunt for tbe contested places. The tiling ot the petition noml uatiiiK the entire old board, from the bead of the ticket down, was followed by the nomination at a mass meet Ing ot au opposition ticket. The subse quent withdrawing of Mayor Blowera in raror or bis son, tbe (allure of Mr. the tiling of au independent candidate for councilman in tbe peraon of J. M. Wood, made a nilxup not contemplat ed by either side before election. The old board, or Citizens Ticket, having a vacancy iu their number of oandi. dates for counoilmen, supported Mr- ilershner. Mr Mayes also received tbe solid support ot tbe prohibition ists, who settled on a combination of endorsing Blowera for mayor, and Ilershner. Mayea aud Wood for coun cilman. This practically ensured the election or Jiersnner and Mayas, una left tbe choice of tbe third oounoil- tuau to be elected from the other four. , . The principal Issue of the election was tbe endorsement or rejection of tbe present adminstration. Moe, as a member of the old council, waa the point of attack from the antis, and it was eppareut election day that tba prohibitionists were combining i on Wood, and against Moe. The election of Wood would give tbem a good rep- resontittloa on tbe council, with tbe possibilitiy of closing tbe saloon through a prohibitive license next July. Ibe question of municipal owner ship, however, wat the strongest Is sue. While none of tbe candidates had declared against municipal own ership of city water, tbe voter in faror of it were not anttloiently In formed as to their iuteutions to take cbiinces. In some cases this over shadowed even strong prohibition sentiment. There waa found, uUo. tv a uiuiost universal sentiment against giving nway valuable franchisee, The entire new council are In favor ot irunicipHl ownership of city water. Li. in. mowers, for mayor, made a remaikable gaiu over hia opponeut. and leaves no doubt as to tbe choice of the majority. 1 Wants to Uo In the Hen Counlj. Editor Glacier. I understand Was co county is expected to soon be di vided, also that Moeler la left out of tbe new county. I own 40 acres of land a few miles from Mosier, In township 2 IN., tango 11 lu, Willmctte mer, and prefer to be in the couuty witu Hood iviver lor tbe same reason Mr. Axol N. Kabm givea for dividing the county. While visiting that lo cality this fall, I was much taken with the people and town ot Hood Klver. Tbe products of Moaier are of the same class as Hood liiver and la only six miles away, while it is fourteen mi lea from The Dalles. ; 1 will be very much disappointed if Mosier is left out of tbe new county whic't will have the "push." Mosier is going to amount to something some day and yo will be proud of us. 1 hope to go on my farm In tbe spring and want to have my interest towards Hood Klver distrlot. Does tbe Mosier people prefer Tbe Dalles to Hood Klver? If not, now is the time to aay so. E. Atwood Rainoaa. , Mosier Roll of Honor. The names of the following Duoils atteqding the Moaier school are placed on the roll of honor for tbe montb ending November 30: Mattie Hudson, Anna naamce, ura White, Alice Mo sier, Louis liurliogame, Clara Bailey, Ray lia i ley, Boy UuvalL. Grae) Uu vail, Alfora Haacke, Aldena Hudson, Irene Morgan, Minnie Green, Jennie Thomas, Leordioa Haacke, Willis Stewart, 'Villie Both, Willie Depee, Jonnle Epping, Clarence Pepper, Hal lie Pepper, Douglaa Morgan, Dean Duvall, Hbelley Hudson, EmKy Hus bands, Nellie Tbomaa, James Carroll, Koy Green, Jessie Denny -it Estimated -Need of Paelfle Coast, Washington, D. C, Deo. 5. An es timate of appropriations for the next II scat - year submitted to congress to day by the secretary of tbe treasury includes 1111,200 for tbe Belem In dian schools; iia,000 for tbe Klamath, Warm Springs, Walla Walla. Gayuse and Umatilla tribes, and 16,000 for incidental expenses of Oregon In diana. ; . i. , t , . For improving Oregon riven and harbors: Tillamook bay and bat, 10,- 000; Coqalll rir, M0.0MH Coo oy, aaitttaaaaea, H.UUU; law lprov log Golaaabte a4 Bmak rirvi 10l. 000 1 the OaoaadtM M tto-iMaabtav 105,000; Willamette and tabU. rir. era abova PorUaatd, 900, eUD- lowtt WilliuBwtt ad CotoMMtv t4M,00. lmpro?lt tbe snaotk ol Uo CpkuS-' ota, i1uuu,uwt UDfaMrts tk Uotoas. DM at TUN JslJtpfcJg f7aO.C00.jv, For Waaklagtsk livers a4 iMsTbora, For Orsjro ilrttiwowo. . tmmlm mi Cape Blaoo n 9D,O00t tWn. go, KM,UXJt lOajOHM MOa, ws.tsJS, -rii l.l . iv.. a. . .snn mil wws vtsHws., "SMAex m provonMot of Gratef htkt pork, 17,300. 0ITCUtT. Cnderwood. Waolv. the. X'AXi. Editor XHaoiwiwI wtas to eorfwet few error. wbMjer L. boMam.1 m oaoaod by ourUaWod oomf od ent m I mm tan that ttl eormaoad ut did not bat aajr tafoamatlof n gardiott tbe oUUiaot nada. , i l ears old at Uotlaao mt harHath. Sbo wa tU Uwtxor-.4oa ehlaMBl tboro bavlng boo two atrU and two boys. Oao aoat' died at m oarljf at, while tba oood - aow .oaoa dZd his fabteraad took tko 6otr mm ohU! the name of ChoMWItfe, tkoVaaoM naodoa aowa tor oaonuowbs la those days son kt tko doaooadsBM of a oblof ooold Aoko kto DaatVpwl tioa and dignlt -Ik faaiUr km) keep op tbe royal bteod. Tko sloold. uisiri? none om ino awa aau?4 ins looat living son sAOoid snoosad tks father. toa , :tr. i 4,. .'-x . . . . . . . "I " T Tbo son. 1 CboadwltkJ died u IMaL Hia mothon wko tttod a widow. Ulod two Boaiia aagii ia uiib tbo oldest of tko tmmtij, diod la) uerwoou low i? voarai ago, MOVta 3 net eitier. uiea. aao aooooL'wiro paasod away and aioeotkoo tko do band, SlibtadaV tbat good, poaeeabti old frlood to alL t-. '-- a a Ellen waa bor-r IktkoiU rfOrorMo oblld. 8bo waa toarod aad waHtad on by aervants and k advte ajraot rao- ogaizad by tko family dwtogtkYioar ly days, wbea ao moob liaakM an' mlaondorstaadilig oaurtsd kotwoal Ikf natiroa and tkkitoa.8kot wai bar young brother's constant eoarahion and adviaor. .i . xsns i , lis hor Orst MuMam toUoato&ant W. K Laar. abo bad oao daakktarr Isabel, wbo fc.th wlfw-ot BdwoktiUaa derwood. By bar aaoond marr)af there were throe ohlldrM, . JatsMoo. mary and jodshv Motoos doanf JOvod ber children oad -on of bar last wtafc waro that aha akould tost baaida bar two boyavrHer format was grapt- ad, whoa a era? was as dog wldo ooongb to hold two oaskota. Now thojj rest aide by aid la kappy rooaioa la oarly childhood sbo waa eootoit- d to tko Catkolio fattk. whoa too mlationari and Jalta - mad ' ber fathorta bout a plaoo of prayT Hb bad reat faith la tko Shako M!ioa and it waa tbo Bhakor Ckrlmttaoa Vho prayad wttk hot. dorlttg ko tatt ill neaa. hnd who mmttikmf -mnm tki rm. oiainaand oondootod thorn a tb lmP roaung piaoa, aad too oarooaay fai;kl;a impreaaira. apokoa la tko JaotooM of tba daoaaaod. ..iMS.ji .; Bosldo br eottobiMoB tkWIiv. log ar a aapkowi Joaopk Zkohias. o a ooualn, J oho Bloat ta, a4Mo jmo ond eousln. Peter Cat bath, trancf- son of bar unci, Oolatoboitv Tber ar qoito a oumbr- of italatiooi bo feci tko Joaa of art bar moot kaaoly, for ako.saa a mothot to tkoaa ajii Ciiieu, d?t ossrwi o uua mm to sad loo of 'har totbo&aasSwt timat when aba waa indoosd to gi -ao i oooat of tbo oront it . dooaiy Imtt etd her.... Th aara was ootd I mother, and in fact twri maaub tbo family. Thay . tHtrly(9hva(dd tba KliokiUt aad Yakimaafoi'eaua- iog. troublo1 wbloh-iwar -thoaoaaf tbo bead of tbo Oaaoado trlba.btitni executed, with hl farosito oarvani and Dv oosniaaad awhawaJooa a nephew of kia wife, white hte family watobad- tba xcatioa.-. H ia aen iaa held ' nrlaoaar.1 Thlo waa-4ht barboraos oat aad wrk of ook united titat' Kovoromoa u aratatn, wbiob rignd In tbo Peolfta eoaat In tho Mat tA4i. vkimi Tbo Gbenowltb family nawar tor tot tba tioatmoot tby rotv4.at tb bands of, tbo wbitos. whom tk..'lMKS always - bafriaadad -and tato sfettf: and always felt bitterly toward, t boo won osMjwM vrvuojsj. ioff svi sr' (OT gave tbo laklmaa, who aaaaad tbir loaa of father aad. homo, 70a. 'for thoy lost their bom and boot atf thay bad. Tba aoldiort or Kltokitata ast Or to tba house and f obbod tkoaa of all valuable, as tbo UUi haad of Caaoadoar war placed b Janrjaaot island and hold prlaooon, arbor tntry sat and watoaod tbala bmaa go ap la moke, and the? with aaty whak -tka wor. and oaob koldlos' somo llttl keepsak or valuabl only, u - i ' airst Olasn. Utg Tenaesae flfkC; for twenty itv rears W. L..Kawf'. of Bellfi, Tena., fought nasal 'catarrha l II writes :"The swelllnt and soreness In side my noae was fearful. tiU I.Jtetaa applying Buckleq't Arnlca Salve to-tha ore surface; this caused tba aoreaett and swelling to ultappear. never tO'.r' turn." : Best Balva in existence. '21c at Cha. N. Clarko, DruggtolM; i , Ranaiag oa Naw HckedoI.? 1 Tb sbang of tlm-irJtMO.yB,4 N. trains went lato.obToot Baiday. On morning train Vow-laavoalJood .wild. Klver two boar htter No, t Mw'taollaoat asJatrosv rolIid Uaea, log at t:30. wb)U JSo,,- a U?a ot 6 :25, about aa . bf ot.; ?k. looaJ lea? for Portland la'.tM'jsfUnlooB at 3:15, instead of 3:40, wblU No.i dee not la? ootll 45 p. m. Going aai, no. a ies?s as w.m a. as, no. 2 at 11:43 a. m.. praotloaUy tbo earn a tbo old ecbtdul. 1 th siroaing No. 4 arrives an hen? Makt9;tP p. m.. whiloNo. earrlroe at jttae! be fore. Tbe exceedingly , heavy Uf el over be road, eomMaed wiik ibe cas ual dlfOoultiet of wlototr weather ia tbo moontalM farther aaat, mako Xtb change advisable, aad - tkero riB ba more regularity of tralaa keeping to too aohodoK ; , Open tba bowla aad get the cold oat of von mtom. KaoiMdVa Adtativa, (coaUiatog Honey ; aad tat ooojm th; bo vol aud at tit aamo umouaye the inflammatloa of tbe mocooa mem braoea. Drives out ths cold and stops th eoota Absolutely free from any opiates. Ceotl forma to tbo national Food and Prog Law. rieasant to uxa. Bold oy Wil liams I'naraacy. IT IS AttlGST ; mssm Tko tknttMsot., iko TUa; Stnif I'laroTorofOoHtr ' DtTlsioa.-' A'lilaYaVhtQwd af Hii Go.. sworolal' loo raoiasf- EtaMrdky afUr aoott tot j tkotttwakaamrt ah- rti. ttoBo for eooatydivlaloa totajMl and ' Port, - Tbo malority f tham report ed; aid tbo" rosolta of tUait taavaa T"!P 8dWtoport4Kl ttatr-thajr 'JMsl .Mi BjMaVwitk ala 1. Nhsoi toif a,d tooatoltkoso wbo ratuioad awtitona bad aaat with noro tbaa a fw rf asala. - - .- - Tko 'JsaattsOOMt gala ;orstaitaiai LaUpaglx U lavor oi at) jdWeloB, aaa aaaay oapportois arsloand among thoeo. OboopprW tbo naMors U- iota., aeia. f& ao qeoatloa tbat o oaw ooaniy wui m Mnont to tbdto'wko fif' laic for .nr mmmtamki Karidoobtera ?H tao.takoaytaanbla Uiavoatl- th division- ' -Hi OrraWllitd ,M BTISwkV. hm loanr afwaioda ia.aao HbsWaca.: iawisaajifr. ajaau-tera, k at aatali faUowlnar tla kttastlosi U halnsi nmA to 1C Tb areuaU artlnut divla- foo aid faUlhg sofa akort of taoaa la ttV Hatttkav arpothM la alas inut Ao ihsk DannLkr ld,, afidf signing tba petitions for CasuadV oaaty-" -1 f Asotin kMOttMj M tko pmm olr. toJaton llbotk14otltho, elub f0!. Wrtaf.,iaooji, iod it ia hoped that avory on who baa pott- tioa vat will bo prosont sad report. ' 4W.HIIHII Wat u4MaaW J V. BigtttaM alMOkg. TbOJ?0.trhld a baslaaaa aaoatto teaua. iCawa's work room m, Iwday , aftnKwa, Copatdprablo Duaiaoaa or importaaoa was trsaaaot- m s"v '"' A-, ..'- AMk t hwWVao oU tU Con- artacatioBol .obcaiO tot thavos of ihlt ,JmX ,Xf9m as a plaoo U hold regular (.moctlof a .doriag tba. past rear. Kaoaauy boalnaat saaaloot kavo boWwaMioh'Uia? Koapp-M oroid to aoaiarity ot peorldiog Imsvw - AtPeial wtting will b hold ot tbo 8lMtaaTfihmbtoaa4aa. oral aooiafaiUty paoaaJaot to took tbo oral jtmiabiuty pvoaWaat to fiaak Sfjeajag poat .dallghifoL rJTkot I iot;i"lareotlo; it of rltir Intii How many young mesi1 destroy t 'btob Intoroat. of tbir tiafabMao4i4 tlrfpfoapoeMiiy tbo om iof toafiiaiatiafkt tkamaattaa mv4 pr-. ibolf pit ignoraat of tbli iosMla'.adk'dtba poaitloo rorcaaa oomiuorosu wona oe utts aao loot, t a.t fv mm w rot mi awIaofarUrUIa oWiiUto he gtvea br'the fjadiet' Aid PtkeJ4rsk?iMiatlooal obaroh fut. the- evttat'iieoDle of that ohdrehL waaiieadt tBjtotia horn PCroweJl latt Friday wnmimei:.! Xbm64mm jrato JBoaotif oily irmtaj.'saat 4ktmmmmm4m ?1- deoe aad itha at baotittful oaaaio, ala sis I amjjwoawriaayr wesar. htoogbt fattk tsW-tha otegaal Wsber planoU oytaoMewtai' t 4 aaiaw uet .tiMm ialoladrloail aaaiartd Tory mack o oatertalalxsi h Btvioa aome ofc. hY . eh4oe 1 reari tnyk; aaat . mono- d Is aid1MB':i miai'Wir liitaaaa mn brU .rflllaJitafrslinaoata 00 som.pwaoHwaufaiaoi&isaim ntannr sang "If Dreams Come Traa'itxrfh ot whkh mvnmmtK oiwd. . Th. pompaay wef .favorid by the preeeoo' of-th Re;' Mr.'. OUmor, who :lwayt suobeed lar making tbo hoora.paso iajaaaaotlyJjutd at tat de- 01 pjwos, iiiogueata ,many xpi-seajoaa of anloabl and Drotfla. uis evepiDg. it .4iio fkir-i sua aiauitu V atftya 1 , flrateful for, 9 oaJtltfrJlom4Ma. - rf Xr 1 PonUad. Or., Doo. J, 1908. neflooa' Ri?eiComner5I Club. HMm& Btei that iJkUit UWW nfloatioaojltia MtUM of tho,4Pat jjratitnde vret9ra yoa oar moat alner ond uartfalt thaaka for ytor graC klndnasa and llUrallty la OMdlng-aaeh handsome Thaaka giving doaattea-. Xhe applet were da Uoioot 'todeodJo jootybodjl said -that 1 had thfgood fortano of tasting thOOBd ii M Ct1.aO 4iai Wil Jkooi rtwordwoo yoor gfaat nharity, wo oo4(lojUr44n(CatlaAen. , that the "Olveo it gWy gPodaaA. perfect girvvwiu-.fceofcow, upoo reavall tbo hoadred foldj ?n.ia hi llfvrhUe awaitieg tbovojUeoei kajra of aa-aedleaa Thanksgiving oomo. day 10 tko world to We bav (h Jbooor t) be gentlemen, Tory respectfully and gratefully voora, , Th;eiatira,Pnarltyr. I ' 8lsM.:fdrlok, Supt. :.Iho,' ifoUowbg r.'h iMmaa of ssao -toendfr etao mamhaaed tbo Cotkagoakoapltal, ThaJmgiTinlxJay : Mrs. Evaaa, two qnarta pioklaa, oao E'laai joUy. Jiteraton;iijBrii.jiJ. A. oar. one box kpptea. one box bears ; Mca...Nwtoo, jooe4r tf ala, olI old pred kaati tk and C antzao, oao dozed Boada eabrjag, .oemal boxes apples; '?. o. jnaron, aTa4 ooxae apptef ; Airteod, rflU old liaao ; Mra. B. Orabam, oMftnegacioea. Mi Tho UdlaSfeOf .to .optt4 dob presented tho komo wUhAhaJI dozen aew oomodes for tbowa4arXka fcoe pltal torot aOfiatetulfotaaamber of other gtftt pad, osaMatiioa la aw log fromjthoao oame latilaa, -aatstf urae irtr hupu Abh Mill, latrpa. . min Im'us. 1 , Poaatlfol banda. imat'pie aata aaauko loleai.thoa iJejtwiu ho lay aftetnawaj aasdrafoolag. Jy tb kdioeof, tkm itiaoopel Qharof' Yoa wUi eWi Upotrwlo tkom.c Tho tale will o at the Opera flooaav n Pkaoy afvoSSraiik eoalUo ;ibigh aat'mpisg, ,ieitoai?aly a4 farfunenaa.Jor rjapyed kaada and UptvcaisW Jrna. Sold by Koir 4 Cam, Droggiata.. ...