The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, June 13, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti' Two r.0D RIVER GLACIER luad Mar? Tharatev kr AKTriUR O. MOB. '"' "" farms ( tmbM ;fu fast was ta Uium. aManas-t .a .q!gMaaammmw Ihe MoCuaiber pension law of Feb ruary 6, 1307, providing an increase of pemiou for tbe nieritorloua oaaea, hsi now cone into ettect. Several of tbe old aoldieri of Hood River hava already become recipient of Ita i vora. Tbli office acknowledges tbe receipt of tbe 37th anniversary number of the Catholio Sentinel, of Portland, Ore. The Jwue la a 28 page editon and highly Illustrated. Tbe cborcb in tbe nort'.weet baa a constituency of 300,000 members. W. P. Byara, who baa been tbe effl coient editor of tbe Ooldendale Senti nel for over fourteen years, and which has been one of tbe best ex changes that bas come to our table, baa disposed of his Interest in tbe plant to tbe Sentinel Publishing Co. The Sentinel will remain Kepublloan In politics, Bud aim to conseive tbe best interests of Uoldendale and Klickitat county. Tbe new editor bas not announced bis name. How ever, we invite biin Into the circle of exchanges. The iast legislature ordered that tbe property of the state should be assessed at its aotual oasb value. In other words, if you bold ycur farm at a oasb value of tlO.000 it will be a seesed at this value. County Clerk Bolton will give tbe assessors notioe that they are not permitted to devi ate from this rule. Tbe law is ex plicit and .Imperative on this point. Well, you anti-county divisionlsts, bow do you like tbisT It Is self evi dent that this method of taxation will place the heavy burden of carry tng tbe county upon the proposed Casoade county. Tomorrow, Fridey, June 14, is Flag day. The occasion commemorates tbe adoption of the stars and stripes as tbe national flag of our anion. One hundred end thirty years ago to day, congress enaoted that the flag of the United States be 13 stripes, alter nate red aud white; that tbe anion be 13 stars, white in a field of blue, representing a new constellation. The flag always oarrios admiraton and patriotism with it, and, this anniver sary of its adoption should be ob served throughout the oity. Let the band discourse some of the old pa triots soleotoua. Do something to i in pi 088 tbe lepson of this anniversary upon the hearts aud minds of tbe American boy and girl The numerous dastardly aud vlllan oiv orimus to which Harry Oiobard bas confessed stand without a parallel In 'the aunal of ancient or modern history. The murderous plots of anuieut kings and queens aie totaly eoiipsed by the reoord of the confessor and bli associates. It can eoaroely be Imagined that the human heart can become so depiaved as to contemplate and execute such horrible crimes. The twelve jorors, who have been se lected to decide and determine tbe cases of these aocused assassins, have a duty to perform that is of more than local consequence. A great American priuoiple is on trial No teohnloal ommiston or commission ol the law should interfere with the ends of Justice. If these men are In nooent they thould bo granted their freedom; if guilty they should be oar tied without the gates nf tbe oity and speedily executed. Tbe whole civil ized world waits with patienoe for the dual issues of these trHgediea. Lurga Real Estate Deal. Wlint is perliHps tbe largest real e tate (luiil ever umde In flood Hiver orchtird property, was oousumated this week in 1 he transfer of 40 aoret of the Wm. Khrclc plaoe on tbo east side, to Hills 1''. Lawreno, of Port land. The doul was made by J. II. llotlhrnnuer & Co., of this city. Consideration, f2D,000, The 40 ecre tract includes that por tion of the old place where the old home now stiuids. Thirty acres of this trim, is at present in orchard. Some of tliH trees are young while otdora nio in full hearing. I'hn un oleared portion will make exoell't il apple laud. Mr. Luurunue expects to Imilil a mausiou on the place and biing it to its highuHt stage of oiilt.i vation. Mr Kmrk hus still onouli land remaining ot his original 100 to tniike a halt d ieu tamilies rich, lie will now bnsy hunuelf by carving out uuotlior II uu upplo orchard fioiu the remuindur of the farm. Kelr & t'uxg Window. Messrs. Kelr aud Cass have a very unique proposition in the way of ad vertising a patent medicine in their store window. The scene is a repast before and after taking. At one end of the display there stands a table contalningg a glass ot water and a few soda orarkorr, aoompanied hy tbe announcement of Mr. Hmith'a Illness. Un the opposite side there stands a table laden with all of the bounties of life, consisting of cotlee, oisuges. grape nut, eggs, cream, jelly ana things ton numerous to mention, and tbii condition of aft airs is accompa nied hy tbe announcement that tbe same Mr. Smith bas been taking his regular doses of "Alti Tone" aud can now digest all of the bill of fare of the most aristocratlo menu. Hershey Itegisters Trotest. Our looal commission man, A. O. Hershey bas registered a protest with tbe state railroad commission con cerning the manner in which the ex press company handle tbe strawberry crop at this point. Mr. llershey bas taken bis berries to the station for shipment over tbe line to points on the branoh line and in some oases the company has refused to load them. Mr. Hershey tilled out several crates to points with which No. 2 makes connection, but they went right on and left the beiries standing on tbe ttneks, "can't take time to load them" being their plea. We bone tbat this condition of all airs may be nipped in tbe bud. -. - 1 " " . m-m r- t-1 yrvrVTVI TVLlrL-fXZ-XL-rNLJX' n.i.. i.;. .ir.ru vnnr hnu.ln n.rtur. in p lajg tjij to aj vvi v j - Yon do not have to buy, but if you do, articles for any and ail occasions Men's linen collars each 5c Men's large size b indana handkerchief) 5c Men's plow shoes $1.40 Men's dree shoes, Run metal, all solid leather 92. OO and up to a Star 6-atar White lionise shoe (or men for $4-00 flAio Harry Tether of B loo mjoh-Centre.- kOr STORMY WEATHER I'M NOT"1n TERROR,, Because you see. like BV5TER-BR0WN I WEAR THE SHOES OF GREAT .BU5TER BROWN BLUE RIBBON SHOES COfTWCHT INi. IV Tilt BROWN JHOI COi Elood Biggest and Best Program, Good Speakers, Good Sports, Good Music Pic Nic and Basket Dinner. Clean Cool Grounds. Big Base Ball Game and Music all Day by the Band AN EXCELLENT DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS IN THE EVENING This is a Special Invitation to YOU to Attend STRAWBERRY SHIP MENTS FALLING OFF Strawberry shipments are still go ing forward in car lots. However, the daily output has reaobed it max imum. Tbe largest shipment of the season was on Tuesday June 4, when six cars were billed out. The cold weather of the past week bag served as a check upon tbe ripening of the berries, and it will prolong tbe season mnterially. The berries in tbe lower districts that are grown upon the sandy soil, are nearly all gone, bui, the put; bus In tbe heavier clay soils will yet pro duce for ten days or two weeks, while the Urapper and Alt. llooil district! will continue to ship berries the hat anoe of the month. In many respeots this has boon a very peculiar season. Tbe berries have come and gone in a more rapid succession than in previous years. Many of tbe growers bave been but prised at the shortness of the ship ping season. Tbe prions bavo been very steady throughout the season, and thete has not been a very per ceptible fluctuation in the cash filter ings. Ocod berries have been firm around the 12 murk. The commission bouses report the best car service of any previous years. Tbe N. H. lias buou very chib (ul to Garry out its proiuitea to t lie shippers, and the niiiniiunth ice phut of the Uavldson Fruit company h; been ready to furnish an at.nniUnce of the icy product to supply the curs. Oiiinha VUitnrs Arrhc. Th belated train, outrying tile OniHha Coinuipiolul man, urn veil i:ti an hour behind tho t-cheilulu tine Hood Hiver had untile line piepni n linns to convoy the gnuxta by mrii ugrtsi to Hood Hiver heights, whi ttle? would tie uirnrdml one, ot llu most pluiutid soeiiin views to be oil tallied in tbe Hat) I lie unrtti w ot. Old Mt. Unod, clothed iu hnr gnrli of perpetual mow, together with iU lonipuuion, Mt Adams, lu Washing ton, nnd the peerless Columbia flow ing in her uiajeHty at their feet, i n ward to the sea, and the verdant for ests pregnant with the lul iim cl sprug, would have ait oi (led the visit ors a view of nature in her collnxul aspects tbat is unexcelled lu the world. The lateness of the hour however, prevented the carrying out this pro gram, and about the only feasable plan leit was to hold an informal re ception at the depot. Several hundred citizens were pros ent when the train pulled in aud as sisted in making tbe oocasoiu a prof itable sooial event. The Hood Kivor Commercial club and the Stiawberry Growers union presented tbe visitois with seveinl orates ot Hood Kiver's best strawbet ries. The visitors were more than pleied with this token of good will. They ditributeda variety of souvenirs among tba local merchant as an ad veitisemeut of their lespective busi ness. Tbe train carrying the company was most profusely decorated with Portland roses The good women ot that oity bad taken possession of the train while tbe guests were out sight seeing, and upon their retain they found the cars a literal bower of tows. One of the occupants of the oar had forgotten to take his night dress from the hook as he left the train, consequently it beoame a spec tal object for deooratou by tbe Port land ladles, and as tbe good brother returned to bis apartment be found his night dress most artistically dec orated with the famous Portland roses. Alter a short visit here the conduc tor cried 'All aboard" aud the tialn went speeding on its eastward way. Thundav. Juu Juts, anrl at all other time. - -- J r you will rind on onr tablea and shelves a i v a REHOWlL River Prominent Social Event. One of tho most prominent sooial emits of tbe reason was a farewell shower given at tbe home of Hon. E. L. Smith and wife Tuesday after noon from 3 to 6 o'clock, in honor of Miss Ethel Hobards, who will leave this city to be married on tbe 18th ot this moutb to a veiy prominent busi ness man ot Mosoow, Idaho. Miss Kobards bas been one of tbe most popular teachers who bas ever t augbt in the Hood Klver schools, and has been very popular in sooial circles during ber stay in this oity. Her mauy friends are loth to sea ber depart. The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith was most beautifully deoorated for the event. The hall was one pro fusion of roses and other flowers which were most tastefully displayed. The spacious parlor was wreathed iu roses and delicate vines, wbiob were entwined about tbe pictures on the walls, and so arranged as to pre sent a uio-jt exoellent combination of beauty and symmetry. Tbe dining room was deoorated with Carolina Testout roses and mock orange. Ibis dinplny was most tastefully propor tioned and most exquisitely arranged. The table decorations, of pink and . ,4 r-i If Pine Grove Methodist Church Dedicated recently at Pine Grove, Oregon, as a memorial to the late Daves Divers who was the generous donor to was bikini and completed under the pastorate of the Uev. C. II. Clark. white, with a deliecate vine tanning along the border, aud a beautiful pink caudulabram adorning tbe cen ter, was a very handsome airauge ment for the festal board npon wbiob to serve tbe repast. Muoh credit Is due Mrs. Wm. Stew art and Mrs. Dr. Watt for the manner in which the home was so beautfully decorated and the eutertaining of the guests, which was so decorous in every respect. The farewell Bhower consisted prin cipally of obinaware and linens. Among other things Miss Kobards re ceived a daiuty Haviland china set, which was beautifully band decor ated. All ot the gifts were substan tial and scrvioable. About 40 guests were present to participate In this expression of es teem in whiob Miss Kobards Is held, and this company thoroughly enjoyed the elegant repast consisting ot ioe cream and cake served by six young ladies dressed in white. Mrs. E. L. Smith, in a few well chosen remarks, set in tho spirit of this farewell oooasion, addressed Miss Koburda, expressing tbo sentiment of affection in which she was held. - During tba afternoon the progtam HCOD RIVER GLACIER, TflUMH Tltoe Paris Fair Coming', Thursday. June 20th The Real Live Buster Brown and his Dog Tige These remarkable characters will give a GRAND FREE ERTERTAINMENT AT The Paris Fair on the above date. Do not fail to be on hand and bring your wife, your children, vour sweetheart and your friends. You will never regret It. It will not only malt you feel better but will also give your friends a pleasure they w ll anm Inn nr a who attend. U.ixter is considered one OI trie very best entertainers and speaker he's just as funny as thev picture Thursday, The Store that Will Celebrate tihie 4 was interspeieed with vocal and in strumental selections which were highly entertaining. This event was also made tbe fate well oooasion of Mis. Kobards and daughters who expect to leave soon for tbe Villamete valley where Mr. Ko baids has purchased a farm near Sa lem. Masons Meet. The annual meeting of the A. F. A A. M. and O. B. S. grand lodge and giand chapter of Masons of Ore- onn A. anrl A. Hnottlsh Kite. Mvetio Sbrlners and order of Eaa em Star will be held in Portland June to lb. TlnUnta mi sain June (i. 7. and 8. Good only for return passage on or oetore June is. 1 IIVl D ALV people who know how to take care of themselves the majority ao noi. ine liver is a most important organ in the body. Heroine will keep it incondi- V Uimrtlrina A lha Tpthh writes: "I have used Herbine for Chills and Fever and find it the best medicine f haAe ever used. I would not be with out it. it is as good for children as it is for grown-up people, ana i reco.nmena it. It is fine for La Grippe." Soid by V . 1 1 iVT. . - . i mint? n:i make its ercctii n possible. The church Goddess of Liberty. Tbe voting contest is on. Several candidates are in tbe field and by next week we expect to see tbe figures monnt up into tbe thousands. It will only cost you one penny zor eaon vote. Repeating will be legal in this oase. Get busy early and vote for your choice for Goddesi of Liberty. Following is the vote to date: Miss Gladys, Hartley, 335. Miss Merle Blin, 135. Miss Nettie Gleason, 121. .Miss lrma MoHeynolis, 55. Miss Kettie Lenz, 20. Miss Mildred Metcalf, 15. Miss Franoes Bragg, 15. Born. Tn M,. an1 Mra. Wm. f. Uadwa. June 5, a nine pound boy. To Mr. and Mrs. H. Hopkins, June 8, an eight ponnd boy. Summer coughs and colds yield at once to Bees laxative Cough Syrup, contains honey and tar but no opiates. Children like it. Its laxative qualities recommend it to mothers. Hoarseness, coughs, croup yield quickly. Keep it on band. Sold by Keir & Cass.. 1 i AY. JUNE 13. 0,7r- , ' ' Coming oxfords from never forget. Good, clean, whole- in the land, and Titie lim. Remember dtte and place, June 20, Saves You Money JXew Bell Tower. Tbe Hood River Are company Las a new bell tower for thoir 400 pound bell. This improvement has been very much needed. The tower is 1H feet bigb and 12 feet square at the base. The frame is or solid steel and closely tied together with heavy wire cables. A ladder extends from the ground to tbe top of tbe tower. Tho tower was furnished by Sumner & Carson. Messrs. Carl Sumner, Mux Moore and Frank Reynolds swung tl e structure into line. ADDITIONAL LUCAL Robt. Reed was a passenger for Portland Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Wbidby has been visit lug in Hood River for a few days. T. A. Decker made a flying busi ness trip to Ihe Dalles Weduesd y. A. W. King and wife went to Port land Wednesday for a tow riujs visit. Attorney 11. S. Wilson, ct The Dalles, is iu the city on a business trip. Miss Mignon Abbott is in Poitluud visiting with her sister, Mrs. Leslie Clark. J. A. Eppiug, ot Portland, arrived in tbe city with some hind buyers Wednesday. Mrs. Di. Edgington left for a busi ness 'lip to The Dalles Wednesday on tbe local. Jehu Rogers, au old ilood Miter boy, returned from tho So.iud coun try Wednesday. Koswell Shelley, who has bijnn ill for some time, left for Portland Wed nesday for treatment. Claience Gilbert has purchased the Kopliu place west of town aud is now prepared to give private lessons in farming. The steamer J. N. Teal passed up tbe river Tuesday and returned Wed nesday. This is her maiden trip in the Columbia. Prjf. Cronse left for Nortn Yakima Wednesday to attend the session ot The Dallos and Walla Walla district Epwortb League convention. J. J. Luckey and wile were passen gers for Portland Wednesday. Mrs. Luckey will vis t with bn parents at Portsmouth before returning. Capt. Spencer was in the city Wed nesday. One of the cables that oper a es the locks was broken Tuesday aud tbe Spencer could not got back to Portland. Mrs. T. W. DeRussey aud baby left for Pasadena, Cat., Wednesday to vis it Mrs. Deliuhsey's aged father who is reported veiy ill. l'bey will remain abont one month. J. W. Brown, au old time friend and schoolmate of our townsman, A. C. Buck, bas been visiting with his chum in tbe oity. Mr. Brown resides in southern Oregon. Mr. Raymond, who was for a tinin tbe genial clerk in Ciam' store, but who bas been over on bis homestead in Washington reoently, returned to Hood River Wednesday on tbe local. Tbe boys at tbe Strawberry Grow ers union stated (in the presence of Chris) tbat be was still single and tbat be bad just spent bis first night in the taobelor'a ball in - his new residence. And Chi Is did not aeuy it. K. J. Falter, sergeant of the recruit ing service, with beadquaiteH at Tbe Dalles, was in Hood River Wednesday posting notices for the government. Mr. Fuller stated tbat it was posuble tbat ha would move his office to Hood Rivet in the near future. Geo. Smith accompanied bis father and mother to Boise, ldabo, last Tuesday.. Mr. Smith has teen In poor hraltb tor long time and thinks tbat perhaps tbe change may Improve bis bealtb. Sanfoid Smith was a soldier In tbe civil war, and .the sufferings of those dsys are now tell- lag on bis advanced age. I Thursday. will be one of pleasant memories for all the rest of your life. Attend, see and listen to the ttfial Buster Brown and Tige Free pntertainment on will ind our regular prge. .w -. - ; - MH-cmls, rar targin-: .JJ" rf 6c. Udies' turn over collar. i DKiired "d.Tn law ani embroidery, down to 5c. Ladle's -hut an d the most dainty patterns in mce an. e , , .XTsUr WhUe Houshoe"for AND NOW THIS (XTM. BOOK 15 THROUGH. wi Hope we've made it plain to roo THAT t OUI ANXIOUS TO 3UCCIED, THERC'5 ONB THINd THAT YOU SURELV NEED. ro SCHOOL OR CHURCH; TOR WORK OS DBES3, IT, 'V I "BLUE RIBBON itlt'tJ vcftntw WjT ropr" fr by thc it mown snot CO n - To mnk room for my large stock of phononraph8 just received I will close out all the organs in s ock at any price for cash or time. Also pianos at a low figure this week. Soule's Piano House, Main 1423. NOTICE FOR SALEOF REAL ESTATE In the County Court of the county of Wasco In the mated Oregon. In the mat ter of the guardianship of Arthur I-fMler Kohs, an Insane minor, by Phoebe Fokh, Guardian. Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of an order or the above entitled court, made In l he above entitled matter on the 6th day of June, 1907. the undeiBlirned aa EiiaMlmi will sell Ihe nremlHes hereinafter described, at private Hale on the premises for cash, at not lean than MOO.OO tier acre for the entlre estate of said land, and said sale to he made Mon day, the Iftih day ol July, 1907, at the hour of ien o chick, a. ni. oi sum day, and If from any raw Ihe. guardian should not sell on that nun-, men on (lay or days following nnlil sold, subject only to the confirmation of said sale iih by law provided. The property here- i-i'Mcinnicu iu is parucuiary uescrioea lollows, to-wit : I eirliining ut.'one fourth section corner on the west line of section Ihlriv-nnu mi in township three north of range eleven eattjof the Willamette meridian, thence south along the soctlun line seven and slxty-elglit hundredths halns (7.68 chB.) to the center of i ne couniy roaa, tnence south 12 east 6 chains and nlnety-Hve links (V95 chs.) thence south 1 east two chains ninety three and one-halflinks chs.), thence south 36 east two chains seventy-seven links (2.77 chs.) thence north 2s 36" east two chains flfty seven links (2.57 chs.) to an oak stake and the beginning point for the land hereby conveyed, thence run east ten chains (10 chs.) thence south 2i' east ten chains (10 chs.), thence west se ven (7 chs.) more or less, to the center of the county road, thence nortwesterly up the cen ter of the county road twelve chains twenty three links (12.2:1 chs), more or less, to a point fifty (50) links west of the beginning, tnence rur.i in me point oi Deginning, containing eight and one-half acres, more or lesa, situated in the COUntV of Wiutcn. HtatA Afnnwnii. This notice is published by order of the couniy court, aatea tnetitn aayor June, law, In the Hood KiverOlacler for four consecu tive weeks and five insertions, the first DUb- licatlon of which notice Is the I3tl day of J n lie, im, Uated this 7th day ot June, 1907. PHOEBE FOHS, Guardian for Arthur Lester Foaa, .loifX I.RI.ANn H KNniCUAlkN. Attorney for Guardian NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the interior, Land Office at i ne Danes, uregon, juneo, ! Notice Is hereby given that ALMON T. DODGE, of Hood River, Oregon, has Hied notice of his intention to make nnai nve year piooi in sup tuirl of his claim, viz: Homestead entry No. 10571, made March 25. 1902 for the of sec-- lion 33. Township ii, North, range 10 east, W. M., and that asid proof will be made before Wro. T. 1'ralher, C. S. Commissioner, at his oiticein Hood River, Oregon, o July 15 1907. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence open, and cultiva tion of the land, via: tusweiineuey,i;nariea 8t4tnton, David Halsburyand Oscar Cameron, all of Hood Klver, Oregon. C.W.MOORE. J 13 ' Register. SUMNER & CARSON HEADQUARTERS FOR PLUMBING Come in and exam ine our line of Pumps, Bath Tubs, La vatories, Sinks, Etc. Spray and Garden Hose still selling at Reduced Rates All Kinds of Repairing Work Guaranteed June 20th above date at this store S.oO, down to a pair for f 1.00 Oakdale Green House Flowering and vegetable plants. Red ding geraniums, carnations, while Yy endolte eggs from mated pens, f 1.50 per 15. Orders left at Kier & Cass will re ceive prompt attention. Fletcher & Fletcher, Route 1, Hood River, Ore. W. R. Ward, of Dyeieburg, Tenn., writes : "This is to certify that I have used Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation, and it has proven, without a doubt, to be a thorough, practical remedy for this troi ble, an it is with pleasure I offer my conciuntious reference." Sold at Clarke's Drug Store. MISCELLANEOUS. For Sale.-Horses. All kinds for heavy and light work at a bargain. Wagons ami har ness. A. O. Hershey. lu.'H-jl For Bale or Trade for Cow. Columbia Disc Graphopbone, 30 10-inch records. Also for aa'e 10 cords of good oak wood, 2 cords pine at S'-'.OO. Home rick wood at f'-'.(M) on the ranch. J. H. Frary, acct. B. R. Tucker, Route 1, Hood River, Oregon. Jlii-JyS. For Sale 54 acres, 4 acres slashed, young orchard, (6,!i00. Easy terms, J. H. Frary, Hood Klver, R. K. D. No. 1. ni30-Jy4 Fruit Land Cheap. 160 acres will be cut up lu b and 10 acre tract. Cleared land for JTiO per acre, and slump land lor is, per acre. Spring water aud only mile from postolllce and boat landing at Home Valley, Wn. Just 14 miles from Hood Klver. (iood terms. Only 1 mile from tbe famous springs at Collins and fit. Martins at Wind River. Address H. Ura. barn, Home Valley, Wash. m0 Jy4 A Splendid Land Buy. 150 acres, 35 acres cleared, good spring, creek running through the land, flne old orchard, spring water piped to the bouse, good milk cow, chickens, land fenced and orchard fenced separately. At Home;Valley, Wash., 14 miles from Hood River and only y, in lie from post offlce nd dock at Home Valley, Wn., lor S81WO. Ad dress H. Graham, Home Valley, Wash. m30-Jy4. For Hale Good top 2-horse carriage, nearly new. lnqulreat Clarke's drug store. J(i-i!7 For Sale-Good light wagon J25.00 Tent, 12x20, B foot walls, 8 ox. duck, Jii w. H. Cox. J(W7 For Sale Two good work horses, weight 1.MX) pounds Enquire C. K. Marshall. J(7 For Sale or Trade 3'4 truck wagon. Will sell or trade lor heavier wagon. K, D. Mhelley JIK7 round Golden West Purse. CallatOlacier o31ce. m:o-iv4 For 8ale.-Hee potatoes, $1.00 per sack. Hood River Fiult Co. m30Jyl Wanted. Wants Work-F.xperlenced farmer and fruit (rower wants work on farm. Good re commendations. Capable of running crew and operating large farm. Apply O. B. Ga briel, Hood River, Oregon. Jl8-Jy6 Wanted A brUht boy for dining room waltti. Romono Hotel. miS-JlH Vt anted Party or parties with teams to contract hauling logs and lumber. Middle Valley Mill, Route 10, Hood Klver, Oregon. ni7tf. For Rent For Rent. 5-room house. 2 lots, down town atlli per month. Inquire Knapps millinery tore. iiaiyti. For Rent Furnished housekeeping rooms, arare and ideiuiitii.. at va i niiimhin street. la Mrs. V. B. Taylor. Lost and Pound Fonnd Ladle's hand bag. I-eft in M. Haw thorn'! buggy Thursday. Owner can have same at this offlce by proving property. Jt-27 Lost Mortgage and mortgage release. Re turn to Mr W. Prlgg. mZV-jU Lot. t In town or on the road to Pine Grove a purse containing money. Finder please leave at the Glacier office. m-3U Loat-Chlld'a rina-. in front of A. D. Moe's residence. Return to Glacier for reward. Htrftwri A erenm enlnred cavnse. white mane and tall. Weight about SoO. Brml, left Shoulder "J T." or "J. F." ft reward for return to C. M. Dickinson, Dc e, Ore., JM7 -3 . '