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HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY" JULY 11, 1907
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The lid ii evidently crewed down
the fall lengtb of the bezel in the city
of Portland. Judge Cameron by bli
reoeot deoinion b decided .bt
liquor oioaot evea be given awty in
ttiHt city on Sunday.
It is very evident that Joaquin Mil
ler U in dead earnest in waging bia
campaign for a sat in tbe United
States senate, tie ia anxious to rep
resent tbe great state of Oregon at
tbe national capitoL Under tbe di
rect primary law it may place tbe
next state legislature in an embarrass
log position. Somebody bad better
get up a referendum against bim.
Ibe Oiegonian gives notice of an
article it will publish on "Where tbe
Women Wenr Trousers," but it will
be time saved to assume that wben
women wear trouseia at all they wear
them where tbe men do. Pendleton
Tribune. We don't see bow this can
be unless they go where the men go.
Eugene Morning Register. We pro
pose submitting tbe matter to a refer
endum vote.
Presumably tbe matter lot greatest
interest before tbe people of tbe
northwest, is the final issue of tbe suit
wherein Kler, Clifford & Co. and tbe
Interior Warehouse oompsny are
plaintiffs, and tbe 0. R. k N. Co. U
defendant. The real cause at issue
touches the fliiauolal interests of ev
ery producer and consumer.
The suit bas.been brought to recov
er the 4uin of $90,000 damages, be
oh u no of an alleged oar shortage, up
on the part of the railroad company
wblob entailed heavy loses upon the
part of the shippers.
As we view tbe importance of this
case it is not with referenoe to tbe
few thousand dollars wblob may be
won or lout, but it will establish
precedent which will practloally de
tide '.ho question of tbe liability of
common carrier and tbe rights of
shippers.
If tbe case should be deoided in fa
vor of tbe plaintiffs it is very proba
ble that many similar suits will be
filed agaiust the rxilltoad company.
The Helix Herald, published at
Helix, Oregou, has gone out of busi
ness. M A. Feiguson, who bas been
editing the paper has made a desper
ate effort to keep tbe paper alive. He
bus been faithful in season and out of
season, bat it seems that tbe oity has
not been loyal in their support of tbe
paper. Mi. Ferguson wining tbe town
the highest prosperity, bat states:
Before that continued prosperity
can come, though, it will be neces
sary fot tbe people of tbe town to
come together upon an agieed basis
to out out all elf aggrandlzempnt and
work for Helix and Hollx, only. II
every man is going to forget tbe pub
lic good for private gain, tbe town
will always be exactly wbat it is now.
If tbe people of the town are going to
permit a few farmers around the sub
in ba to dictate tbe polloy of the town,
the village is dead and burled now.
There are a few persons engaged in
trying to dig a grave to inter tbe
town, and some people in tbe town
have to ask their advise about every
thing, they do. This ia not tbe prop
er thing.
An error has gained currency with
referenoe as to who Is to be the prin
cipal of tho llood Kiverpublio schools
for tbe enusuiug year. Tbe error bas
been copied by many ot the exobang
es iu the state.
Tbe Fossil Journal, in a reoent is
sue, exploits the matter os follows:
"It seems but yesterday wben Ed
die St u libs came down from t'ie bill
with a slate as big as himself and a
5x9 grin on his little Irish face, to
euter the primer clans in Fossil pub
lio school, from which be graduated
some eight years later. Then he
raduated from Portland blgb aohool
and taught school two years at Ksta
oada. Now he bas been employed as
principal of Hood Kiver public
schools, au I there is no telling what
he will be up to next. When a Fossil
schoolboy goes out in the world to
make his way b ) usually makes it,
oue way or another. "
We desire to state that Pi of.
Crouso, who held the position hit
year, will again be the oity siiperln
tendon t of schools, aud Prof. K. ii
Coad will be tbe principul.
We lonru thut Mr. Stubbs baa been
employed as principal ot the Frank
ton school, which is three miles from
this oity. g&
The circle of lite In the case of May
or KugeueJ E. Kolmiltz, of Ban Fran
cisco, is almost completed. He start
ed in Ma upward oareer about seven
years ago, when be assumed tbe lead
ership of au orchestra iu the Columbia
threatre of that oity. This position
ot leadership placed bim at the bead
of the muuloal union, wblob brought
him iuto ooutact with other labor
leaders.
When the labor unions of San Fran
cisco deoided to take an aotive band
iu municipal affairs, Sohmitz was nom
inated for the mayorality aud elected.
The early part ot his regime was
chiiicte 'ized by sanity and tagaoity,
and for a period be gave the city an
honest administration.
However, he soon fell into bad com
pany. His afUliatiou with Abe Ruef,
who afterwrd became bis yoke-fellow,
waa tbe direct cause of bia downward
career. The tremendous political ma
chine created by these two expert
grafters, who from penury became
millionaires, and who foroed all class
es ot crime to pay toll at their be
hests, defied decency and ruled the
city with a high hand up to tbe hour
ot five o'clock a. m., April 18, 1906,
wben the earthquake and fire wiped
tbe oity trout off tbe face of. tbe earth.
Tbe oniuocessfal attempt of Mayor
Sohmitz, should serve as a warning to
every man who baa like opportuni
ties, to maintain strict Integrity in
tbe discharge of putlio duties, it ia
almost impossible to escape tbe penal
ty of a bicken law. Tbe wages of graft
and tbeft are almost as oertaln physi
cally, aa tbey are morally and mental
ly. Tbe Ave year's term In tbe state
prison for Eugene K. Sohmitz ia a
potentjoommentary on tbia fact. Tbe
highest measure of peace and auooeas
is tbe tiiompb of an unsullied prinoi
pie.
OUITIAK.
Ora Allen Rowland.
Ora Allen Rowland, age five year,
eight months and tweuty-Bve days,
died at White Salmon Saturday, July
6, 1907. Tbe remains weie taken to
Mosier, Ore., for interment. Ibe fu
neral servioea were held at that plaoe
Sunday Jaly 7, at 1 p. m. Rev Btaik
officiated. The funeral waa under tbe
diretoion of J. E. MoboJs, undertak
er, of llood River.
i. F, ilelnie.
J. F. Uelme died at bia borne in the
Barrett distriot Wednesday, July 10,
at 11 :05 a. m. Tbe funeral services
will be bel i from tbe borne today at 4
o'clock p. in. Mr. Helms was oue ot
tbe most influential citizens in tbe
community in which be resided. Ue
baa been in poor health for some time
ana at last succumbed to an attack of
heart trouble. Tbe body will sent
to tbe crematorium for disposition.
A more detailed account of the life ot
the deceased will appear in our next
issue.
Born.
Io Mr. aud Mrs. A. F. Keeue, Sat
urday, July 0, a boy.
lo Mr. and Mr. EaPler, ot White
Salmon, Wednesday, July 3, a boy.
Notice.
Present all bills against tbe Fourth
ot July committee, properly indorsed
by obairman ordering tbe expense, to
Frank A Cram,
Seo'y. ot Ex. committee.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Don't fail to bear the MoKee broth
era sing.
A. W.King was a passeugei for Port
land last Wednesday on the looal.
Jamea Stianaban took the local for
Portland last Wednesday to look alter
business interests.
, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kerr, jr., ot
Chicago, arrived reoently and are vis
iting with Mr. Kerr'a parents on the
east aide.
Miss Carrie Uyerlee, of Corvallis,
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Lynn, who departed for the east
Wednesday.
CTjrCalk1usLa'ud"FT"jr"Fellows, or
Portland, were In Hood River daring
tbe week looking after their lumber
ing interests.
Mrs. D. O. Entiioan, accompanied
by her eon and daughter, Bert and
Etbei, left Wednesday tor tbe moun
tains west of the oity where tbey have
homesteads,
Ed Jorgensen and wife left Wednes
day on the Spencer for The Dalles.
Ed is Uroing on the Mt. Hood rail
inad and has been given a few days
lay off. lie will improve his time by
visiting bia brother, J. L., who bas
obarge of the creamery at JJufur.
Mrs, Dr. Edgington and Mrs. O. B.
Hartley departed for Poitlnd Wednes
day to be present at tbe operation
which is to be performed on Miss
Uladya Hartley's throat. The many
trieuds of tbe favorite alngei will wait
with a degree of anxiety to know her
condition.
Lawrence Qerdes met with a serious
aooldent last Wednesday while riding
his "bike." Tbe machine ran away
and iu trying to protect himseli he
fell against a I roe and spiaiued his
wrist in a very orltioal manner. An
examination of tbe wrist with tbe x-
ray disclosed the fact that none of the
bones were broken.
Peter Koptke returned from his trip
to Germany last Sunday. He reports
having bad a good time In tbe old
country, and the trip was made with
out aooidents. When asked by a re
porter it he would enjoy living in that
oountry since he bits been In America
be answered, "America is good
enough for me."
Miss Kate Earl, a niece of S. E,
Bartrness, ot this oity, graduated from
Ibe Dalles hospital yesterday. Airs.
Bartrness lfet for The Dalles Wednes
day on the Spenoer to tie present at
the exercises. Miss &ari is wen and
favorably known in llood River, and
ber many friends wieh bei tbe best of
success in her ohosen profession.
Attorney A. A. Jayne ,rias received
a souvenir postal oaid from his friend
Uonstantlne J. Douna. oi mkaria ll
and, situated in the Aegean sea. It
will be remembered that Mr. DourU
was tbe claimant to tbe estate ot a
murdered brother in tbe Priuevilie
oountry, and for whom Attorneys
Jayne aud Derby of this oity, seoured
t be estate.
S. Yogeljoglan, tbe apple buyer for
tbe Siberian market, was in Mood
River during tbe week looking over
the apple situation, lie will return
again the twentieth ot thla month and
close a number ot apple contracts, lie
stated that tbe crop of lieu Davis ap
pies would be very shoit in the valley
thla year, but that be would buy ev
erytbing in sight. Tbe Hood River
apples stand up better than any other
apple tor this long shipment and he is
anxious to get bold ot tbe entire or op
this year.
lion. E. L. Smith has received an
Invitation from the Maryland State
liotrrcultuiai society to deliver an
address before tbat body at their au
oual meeting at Jamestown, Va. It Is
a tribute to Hood River to have the
eastern states soliolt tor a knowledge
of onr methods ot appple culture and
it is an honor to our townsman, Mr.
Smith, to be the choloe of this society
to deliver an exposition upon tbe sub
ject. We are assured that Mr. Smith
will do it light. There is no one in
tbe state of Oregon or in the PaoiUo
northwest better qual) 2ed to present
this subjeot.
Ed Tate, the bachelor butoher in
the Young meat market, rweutly sent
to Asotin and bad bis spouse come to
this oity in order to help him wash
up bis ilahes for the past ob I we
don't know wben. She came Tuesday
morning and the good friendi ot Ed
believed tbat be waa stealing a march
on them, consequently a large bunch
il tbe craft deported themselves to
bia plane ot abode and gave bim an
old fashioned obarivari. However.
the oity marshal appeared on tbe
scene just before they bad finished
tbe last strain of tbe selection. Tbe
boyi swear tbat as soon as Mrs. Gan
ger returns tbat Bill will be the next
vlotim.
ew Pastor Accorded Rereptioa.
One hundred members of tbe U. B.
church gathered iu the spacious edi
flae last Inesday evening to accord
tbe newly appointed pastor and wife,
Rev. aud Mrs. Iresenriter, a bearty
reception. Tbe pastor of tbe various
churches of tbe oity were present and
tbe following program wae carried
out:
Invocation Rev. J. W Rigby.
Address in behalf ot tbe church
Rev. T. J. Merrill.
Addres iu behalf of tbe Christian
Endeavor society Earl liaitmess.
Address in bebalf of tbe Sunday
school J. E. Uaona.
Address iu bjbaif of tbe Missionary
society Mrs. J. R. Nirkelsen.
Response by Rev Tresenriter.
Instrumental solo Adeline Bart
rness. Reading, "Sail On" Maude Mer
rill Reading, "Tbe New Minister"
Mrs. Gloria Uarrabrant.
Recitation, "The Ladles Aid"
Catberine Hartley.
Voca solo, "1 Heard' tbe Voice of
Jesoi Say" Florenoe Uaona.
Voce solo, "Light House, Light"
J. R. Nlckelsen.
Prayer Rev. W. C. Gilmore.
At tbe conclusion of tbe literary
program ioe cream and cake were
served to tbe large company. Rev.
Tresenriter and wife are highly es
teemed by tbe church and the local
organization feels very .highly elated
over bis appointment here. The cit
izens geuerally wnh tbe pastor and
wife tbe highest success as tbey labor
among us.
Maltie Dukes Exonerated.
Word reached this city last .Thurs
day that Maltie Dukes was nr routed in
Portland for an attempt to derail s
street oar by placing a large dyna
mite bomb upon tbe track. The re
port caused quite a sensation here as
Maltie is so well known in this city,
ibe true rtatus of tbe case Is as fol
lows: A Maltie was going from bis place
of business over to bis boarding house
on Alblna side, be discovered a small
torpedo laying on tbe street oar rail
and picked it np and carried it over
and placed it on the track opposite to
bis boarding place with tbe thought
that be would enjoy tbe fun of bear
ing the report. Tbe .torpedo was oi
tbe ordinary olts used for signaling
trains and I he young man thought
nothing further of the matter. To
wreck or cause any damage to the car
w is altogether foreign to bis thought,
However, a large burly policeman dis
covered Maltie ii the act ot placing
the inoffensive explosive on the raiU
aud immediately sprang forward and
bad him arretted The case came up
in court last Tuesday aud iu a fcbort
time after it was called Mr. Dukes of
this oity, received tbe following tele
Tm: "Case dismissed, nothing to
it."
We all rejoice with Mr. and Mr:
Dukes in Ibe tact that the boy was
exonerated. Maine has a host ot
frieuds in liood River who would be
glad to spring t3 his relief should tbe
case require it.
Will Conduct Department SI ore.
Hood River is to have a large de
partment store in the near future,
l'he Stewart Hardware & Furniture
Co. are making arrangements to add
a second story to their present build
ing, and together with the new build
log which is to occupy the corner re
oently ocoupled by tbe JNews-Letter
tbey will have one of tbe largest
buildings in eastern Oregon. The
department store business is a new
venture in the commercial circle ot
liood River. However, Messrs. Stew
art aud Franz have implicit confl
denoe in tbe venture. Their present
trade in the furniture and hardware
business bas, grown to such pronor
tions that they are forced to add more
room to their present quarters, and it
la tbe though o thia firm tbat a well
supplied department store would
prove a financial suocess, Wben tbe
establishment opens its doors with a
seasonable supply ot everything kto
eat and wear it will be possible to sup
ply your home with allof the nooessi
ties and comforts of life without leav
ing tbe counters of tbisemporium.
Make liun Play and is Pulled.
Deputy Sheriff Sobmeltzer aud
Marshal Ganger hied their way to the
uurrett district last luesday in an
swer to a phone message stating tbat
one Unas. (Jar dwell was making a gun
play on some oi the neighbors tlu the
community. It appears tbat a Mr.
Strong, of Portland, who owns the
place whloh has been rented by Mr.
uarc, ordered Lard well to make a set'
tlement with tbe renter, aud as heap
peared on the scene to tender tbe ueo
esBnry cash In settlement of the affairs
from Mr. Strong's point ot view, Mr,
Hart was not inclined to accept the
amount ot catiU tendered. Mr. Uard
well, in his zeal tor bis master
brought au ugly looking guu iuto play
in order to enforce Mr. Stroug s or
dera. Mr. Hart, not enjoying the
soout ot this grade ot fireworks, bad
tbe ardent geutlemau arrested, lie
was brought to tbe oity by the otti
corn, but iu the absence ot tbe necea
snry warrant tor bis arrest, be was re
leased upon order of the prosecuting
attorney.
A New Incorporation.
The Mt. Hood Milling company is
toe name or a new inoorpomion
which has recently been tiled with tbe
secretary ot state. We learn that the
Mt. liood Sawmill Co. iu which A
M. Kelliuy aud Ueo. Wiahart .are in
terested, bus consolidated with the
Elppa Orchard Co., in whloh C. J
Calkins, F. J. Fellows and O. J
Warden are interested. Ibe new com
pany will oontlnue to operate eaob of
the mills aa at the present time and
seek to add improvements to their
plants as tbe demands may require.
Advertised Letter List.
Advertised letter list for week end-
tngJuly 8, 1907: Andersou, Mrs. Rue;
Anthony, Miss Uele-tta; Allen, Mrs.
Myrtle ; Beaude, Mrs. F. 11. ; Hensoo,
Mrs. Elsie; Bendan, Miss Mytslo;
Brioe, Mrs. Laura; Brewster, Miss
W. J.; Kills, Mrs. Marta; Galloway,
Mrs. L. L.; Kiddle. Miss Nettie:
Man, Mies Pearl; Mascher, Misa M. ;
(2)! Morow, Mis. liettte; Murray,
Mrs. K. S. ; Oldniau, Mrs. EdgRr;
fbliilps, Mrs. . u. ; Richards, Mrs.
Sadie; Soul, Mrs. B. E. ; Smith, Mrs.
Kittle; Smith, Mrs. rred, (2);
Young, Mrs. Eliua; Alhee, 11. R. ; Al
len, S. 11. ; Audersou, W. 11. ; Carl
son, Andrew; Uladek, William; Ciae
ry, DeUoyd; Dor a bi off, Max; Gal
bratb. Will; Uraham. Claud; Gurfy.
Ihos. ; Hoover, A. A.; Houston, 0.
E. ; Jay, Frank; Johnson, M. ; Little,
David; McGovern, Walter; Mantos,
M. T. ; Miller, Harry ; Olsen. Fred ;
Outoault, Cbauuccy; Phillips. Master
Wilbur; Phillips, H. J. ; Pope, K. 11. ;
Quarter, J. C. ; Qulnlin; Kowe, N.
W. ; :Kiede, Ud. ; Koby, Orlle; Stotle
raver, Charley; Smitter. Charles;
Swensen, E. ; Toole, Cbas. M. ; Wil
son, u. U. ; Wood,, a. A. ; lakobsen,
Anton. Wm. M. Yates, P. M.
We have Outing Sup
plies of all kinds at
money saving prices
Hot Values in Shoes
On our Bargain Table are some rare snaps in
footwear. Ladies', Misse' and Children's
8hoe, Oi fords and Slippers worth
from f 1.25 to 12.00 a pair, while QQA
tbey last gQw
Men's Work Shoes
We have received our first shipment of Fall
Shoes, and now have the very finest assortment
of ihoe suitable for all kind of light or beavy
work. Work shoe for men from a plow shoe
for 91.40 to a water-pronf 10-inch top shoe
. for 97.00,
HOOD RIVER FRUIT GROWERS UNION
A Union of the People, for the People and by the People
S
McKEE
Stevenson vn. Hood River.
The Stevenron base ball team came
up the river with a crowd of rooters
Sunday tn tbe stxamer Ueo. W. Si
mon jto fatjigve their defeat of 1 to 0
administered tn them by our boys
when they played at Stevenson. Tbey
took our boy Into camp by tbe tune
of 8 to 2, through errors aud mis
play by tbe borne team. Tbey were
not entitled to one earned run. Ste
venson made six of tbe eight rnus in
the first three innings. Oue run was
made by an over throw by Sheets, two
on errors by Luckey in right field,
two by Hart on grounders and one by
Richardson. After the first three in
nings our boy settled down anil
played One ball, blanking tbe visitors
until the first half ot tbe ninth. Our
boys boo led in the third and sixth in
nings. Hamilton did great batting
for tbe home team. Frenob pitched a
tine game, allowing six bits and strik
ing out eight men. Higgin allowed
six bits and struck out five men. Bad
our boys played ball behind French,
as did the visitors behind Higgine,
Hood River would have won. How
ever, wo CHnnot expeot our boys to
win eve y game. Tbey have played
seven games and wou five, whloh is a
fine record. Our boys do not prac
tice during the week, as many cannot
get away from their work. Taking
thia iuto consideration tbey play
good bull. The team Stevenson sent
here Suudny are most all hired men
from tbe t'ortland iri-clty league and
are fast bull players.
The U. R. t N. team from Portland
will play here next Sunday. They are
about as strong aa Canby who played
the Fourth. All oome out and by do
ing so show tbe boy tbat you appreo
late tbeir efforts.
The score is aa follow:
Stevenson 12300000 28
Hood River 00 100 1 000-2
liatterie-t Hood River, Frenob and
Slavin. Stevenson, Higgins and Em
erich. Time 1 :40.
Umpires Williams and McCoy.
Plucky Mother Defies Officers.
Mrs. John Roger wins out in tbe
battle ot words with three officials.
County Commissioner Hibbard,
Ouaidian Knox and Superintendent
(Jarduer, of tbe lioyt and LSirls Home
society, of Portland, went to the home
ot Mrs. Rogers latt Tuesday to se
cure the oustody of an eight year old
obild which, by order of tbe court,
had been granted to Mr. nessei (Mrs.
Roger's previous husband) in the
settlement of tbeir domestic attain
some years ago. At tbe time of the
settlement of arfaira between Mr. and
Mrs. Kesael. tbe court awarded the
three minor children to tbe father
aud after bis death Mr. Knox was an
pointed guardian. Tbe two older ones
were left with parties in Hood River,
but the mother took tbe youngest and
decarted for tbe Sound. She has re
oently returned to thia place, and now
tbe guardian, Mr. Knox, seen io re
cover possession of the child. Tbe
mother stubbornly refused to reno
quiso her olaime to tbe little one, and
battle ot word ensued in which
Mrs. Rodgers proved too many for
tbe wise sages of the law.
Library Contest,
K. of P. Lodge, 39,942,
Uerean clur, 37,050.
Barrett school, 32,009.
Pine Urove Orange, 19,910.
Hood River public school, 6,813.
Cottage hospital 1,087.
Crapper Orange, 981.
Frankton Orange, 905.
Distriot 61, 150.
Odell Orange, 2C6.
Baptist church, 50.
District 6, 39.
U. B. S. S., 29.
Forester, 20.
Christian Cfa. II. R. 5
M. E. s. a a
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E. H. 51IEPARD, Manager
BROTHERS.
Important Notice.
There will be a meeting of the board
of directors ot the Hood River Irri
gating district at tbe residence of C.
b). Markbam, Thursday, August 1, at
8 a. m.' The board will at this time
levy an assessment and sit as a board
of equalization Tbe seoretary'E
books will be open for inspection.
C. E. Markbam, Ses'y.
The bites and stings of insoclH, sun
burns, cuts, burns and bruinee relieved
at once- with Pinesalve Carbolized.
Acts like a poultice. Draws out inflam
mation. Try it. Price 25c. Sold by
TCeir&Cass..
: tbe tea" -
destroy
precuw-' .g tali in
fliction. r70jne t"
eat that &TOte
assess
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. RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
Notice in hereby given that the lands described
below, embracing 810 acres, within the Cascade
National Forest, Oregon, will be Bubject to settle
ment and entry under the provision of the home
stead laws of the United States and the act of
June 11. 1908 (34 Stat., 13), at the United States
land office at Portland, Oregon, on September 2,
IW1. Any settler who was actually and in good
faith claiming any of said lands fur agricultural
purposes prior to January 1, 1906. and has not
abandoned same, has a preference right to make a
homestead entry for the lands actually occupied.
Said lands were listed upon the applications of the
persons mentioned below, who have a preference
right subject to the prior rightof anv such Hettler.
provided such settler or applicant is qualified to
make homestead entry and the preference right is
exercised prior to Septemper 2, 1907, on which
date the lands will be subject to settlement and
entry by any qualified person. The lands are as
follows: N'-of M!4, Er',of NE'.of NWI4,SWl-4
of NK' of NWfi. section 1, township 2 N, range
8 E, W, M., listed upon the application of Juhn T.
Collins of Wyeth, Oregon; NSof HW',, section 2,
NH of NEl-4 section 3, township 2 N, range S E.
application of Charles Uray of Wyeth, Oregon;
SW'4 of NEk section 7, township 2 N, range 8 E,
application oi &it usDorn oi cascade Locks,
Oregon. R. A. BALLINUKR,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Approved June 7, iwi.
James Rudolph Garpikld,
jllal Secretary of the Interior.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for
Wasco county.
Nellie Tolman, Plaintiff,
vs.
Mert Tolman, Defendant.
To Mert Tolman, the above named defendant:
in uie name oi uie state oi uregon: s ou are
nereny required to appear in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit on or before the last day
of the time prescribed in the order of publication,
to wit: On or before the 22d day of August ,1907.
and if you fail to so appear and answer, plaintitt
will apply to the court for the relief demanded in
the eomplaint filed herein against you. to wit: For
a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony now
existing between the plaintiff and youself on the
grounds of willful desertion; and for such other
and further relief aa to the court may seem equit
able and just.
This summons fa served anon voo hv nnhlira-
tkm thereof for a period of six successive weeks
hi the Hood River Glacier, a weekly newsmiwr of
general circulation published in Wasco county,
Oregon, in pursuance to an order of the Hon.
W. L. Bradahaw. Judge of the above entitled
court, duly made on the 6th dar of July. 1907, and
the date of the first publication thereof is the 11th
day of July, 1907.
jllatt Gut R. McCoy, Attorney for Plaintiff
To niaka room for my large stock of
phonographs just received I will close
out all the organs in s'.ock at any price
tor cash or time. Also pianos at a low
figure thia week. Soule a Piano House,
Main 1423.
33c
RIES
ERR1E
SUMMONS.
In Hie Circuit Court of llie Slate of Oregon
or Whsco County.
Jufccphiue Alma Uull, Plaintiff,
vs.
Edward Bates Goff. Defendant.
To Kdward Bates Uott, llie above named
deleuilanl.
In the name of the State of Oregon: Yon
me ut reiiy required to appear ana answer tne
coin piauit niea against you in ine aoove en.
tilled court and cans on or before Monday,
August 2tUli. 1907. which la six weeks after
Thursday, July 11, 1107, the date ordred for
uie nrxt puniication or tins notice, ana uyoa
full losouppeur and answer tbe plaintiff will
appiy ior i lie rcuei prayea ror in ner com.
pulnt, to-wit: for a decree dissolving the
Donas oi matrimony now existing Detween
above named plaintiff and defendant, and
for finch other and further relief aa to the
court seems meet aud ust.
This summons Is published by order of the
Hon, W. 1j. Bradshaw, Judge of tbe above
immeu court, maae ana emerea on uie bin
aay or July, JW7.
GREY & RICHARDSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
518 Chamber of Commerce,
Dist. Atty. accepted service, Portland, Or.
REGISTRATION QF LAND TITLE
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the Countv of Wasco
In the matter of tbe amended application of
-turner w register cue line io lot
number oue (1) In block number four (4) of
Winan's Addition to the town (now city) of
' Versus
A. C. Buclt and Mrs. A. c. Ruck lilt wife and
Mrs. O. P. Dodge and Mr. O. P. Dodge her
iiunuauu, auu uu wnora it may concern,
MCltTUUUUU,
To all whom It mn.v concern!
' Take notice, thnl On the 9nH riavnfTi.lv .
D. 19(17, an amended auDlicattnn was nUui'hv
wild David A. Turner Iu lhe Circuit Court ol
Wasco Coonty for initial registration oi tbe
uuo io uie mnd aoove described. Mow unleaa
jou uppeur on or oeiore me tenth day of Au.
gnt, A ll. lUO.". and show cause whvsnnh im
plication shull not be granted, the same will
betaken ns confessed and a decree will be
entered according u the prayer of the applica
tion and yon will be forever barred from dla.
'KLlNg toe snme.
8. BOLTON, Clerk.
John Lki.and Henderson,
J lal Applicant's Attorney.
REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE
In the Circuit Court of the (State of Oregon,
In the matter of the amended application of
, t iu iiwvn uuiiiuvr lour (41 OI
iiian a Addition to the town (now city) of
uiB-m.
Varoii.
Ry.rn UTrnn anrl U L'..n to
u.wu k.iu luio, U4iia ociiuil, DIB Wire.
and Mrs. O. P. Dodge, and Mr. O. P. Dodge
lifr htiuhanri o,1 u ...... 1
rffut,rtT,t ' nuuiu ik may concern
To all wnnm It nui inmra.
n vin nouo' tllat on tne 2nl dy of Jnly , A.
.m1 t . ipuciion was niea Dy
said ljiura E. Turner iu the Circuit Court of
nVrr.o , ,"'jh Kr '"',""1.'"" ,on f Je
n i7,n.0Vn vT . ,UBU' "0" unless
-w uviuiq mo wuiQ any oi Au
r , , . " ftian,,, me same will
be taken .as coutesseu and a decree will be
lUniitin. .C . lurever uarrea from
Jv i..a w.BOLTon. Clerk.
J lias Applicant's Attorney
REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE
In J Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
In the matter of the amended application of David
"'V. i", uie utie to lot number
' 'u oiuc. num ner lour U) Winan's Ad
dition to the town (now city of Hood River,
. n n versus
a if8,?nd Mr' " R Bo: her hua-
T r
n ii r 11 "")' concern:
To all whom it may concern:
Tnki, rnili.. .1 oj j . ... .
i(7j ."" "iciiiu oayoi July, A.D,
ii i " ,Snended. application was filed by said
X" . "J ,u " circuit court of Wasco
lllintV tin initial Ala: . i
SSS" Ni" unle u appear on
" , . application ahall not be
granted, the same will be token as confessed and
a decree will be entered according to the prayer
Of the Alinlintinn an A M. .;ii i . J .
from " --",Zr'r "ver barred
Job Uland HEnDERSONS; B0LT0N- Clerk
J Has Applicant's Attorney.
REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE.
In the Circut Court of the Htate of Orevon
In the matter of the amended application of
Laura E. Turner to register the title to lot
uuk.uci iuui w iu uioca lour (4) or w lnan s
Addition to the town (now city) of Hood
Kiver, Oregon.
t-.
. VI HUB
Mrs. O. P. Dodge and Mr. O. P. Dodge, her hus-
"lJ". "u u w umu ii may concern, defen
dants. To all whom It may concern:
Take notice, that on the 2ud day of July A
D. 1907, an amended aDnlictlon whj k.'
said Laura K. Turner In tbe Circuit Court of
ii . LUU!'lJr ,ur "niuai registration of the
w, mug ftuuvraowriwn, wow unless
you appear on or before the tenth day of Au
gust, A. V. 1907, and show cause why such an-
& Ileal Ion shall not be granted, the same will
a taken aa confessed and a decree will be en.
. . - pmjor oi iue applica
tion and you will be forever barred from dla-
8. BOLTON, Clerk.
John T kt a vrt immtM..
jllaS Applicant's Attorney.
Bad sick hearlarhpa. hi I
wiuuuoiigro Jl
constipation are quickly relieved bv
DnWir.t'a ' I.ittla Vi di
Ti inocro. omail
Dill. BUri m l. nt nill nnn.n
. . . i , i". riuuiui auu
measant in action Snl.l h !.:. l
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Cass.
A. f 3 n i 0 n nrrl vm m r.a .
Tbe Dalles Wednesday on tbe Spencer.
Look over our Bar
gain Tables if you
wish to save money.
SHOES. OXFORDS, UN
DEEWEaR, NECKWEAR.
SPECIAL
Ladies' Fancy Lace Hose, 33c
Tbi lot of Hose is worth from 60c to 75c a pair.
Tbey are drummer' (ample and consist of
lace foot and full bice in pink, grey
and tans. Special for one week,
commencing Saturday, July 13 WWV
SPECIAL
Dress Goods Remnants, off
We find afn r tbe rush of the past few month
that we have quite a number of Dress Good
remnant all kind of Drees Good all tho
way from 1 yard to 6 yards in a piece. In or
der to clean these np and make ready for our
fall goods we will give yon tbe benefit. Com
mencing Haturday, luly 13, you can have your
pick for 1-3 the regular price
i 4
I l
II3BQ
.70akdale Greenhouse
Flowering plants, Sweet Peas in ai y
color and quantity. Now is the time to
order Tulips, Crocus and other bulln
for spring; alto Peonies, Roses and
other shrubs. White Wyandotte hens
for sale. Fletchkr & Fletcher,
Route 1, Hood River, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Hale ID acres of choice land, balf mile
north of Carson, Wash. New ti room bouse;
new barn well bricked up; good out build
ings. A very desirable place. Good for three
months only, C. C. Welherell, Carson, Wash.
127.812
"For Hale One good Democrat wagon; one
light one-horae buggy; one young cow;one
thoroughbred O. I. C. boar. Enquire of A. T.
Dodge, K D N. 1, Box 127, Hood River. Jy2o
Kor Sale Second hand rigs, all kinds.
Fashion livery stables. Jll-al .
For Sale Cheap-One pony team, hack and
harness. Call or address H. 8. Hall, phone
90x1. R. F.D. No. 2. Box 97. Jll-al
tor Bale A good light running 3'i wagon,
or will trade for bay, W. L. Carnes, K. F. D.
No. 1. Box ISO. Jll-al
For Bale Yearling colt. T. C. Jones, near
Leasure's place, MU Hood. Jll-al
For Sale-80 acres all under fence, fine or
chard of 800 apple trees, commercial varieties,
and about 400,000 feet of good timber. Mill
nearby. Two miles from Estacada electric
line; good roads. Address C. H. Uuttrldge,
Spring Water, Clackamas Co. Ore. Jy26
Wanted.
Wanted Man and wife want poslttion to
take charge ol ranch. Address X, ilingen,
Wash. ui-ai
Good wages and board to industrious man
to asBlst In clearlug land. Apply immediately
to Phillip Horn, Just west of the l'ngge
place. ju-al
Wants Work-Kxperlenoed farmer and
fruit grower wants work on farm. Uood re
commendations. Capable of running crew
and operating large farm. Apply C. B. Ga
brlel. Hood Kiver, Oregon. JiS-JyO
Wanted Small farm to lease on shares, or
work where family of 3 can be accommodated.
Address M. H. Maher, Hood Hiver, Ore. J 18
Wanted-First-elans middle aged chamber
maid; wages, $35 per month, board and
room. Hotel Wauooma. JyiS
Wanted 3 or 4 girls for the 4th of July; also
permanent white cook. Apply B. L. Young.
J27-Jyl8
Wanted Men to cnt 1000 oords of wood.
$1.86 per cord. Barnes 4 Chuinard. R. F. D.
o- J27-Jyl8
Bids for ianltor work wantarl hv KYankfnn
school board. Bids will be received by clerk
up to August 3, at t p. m. House must be
thoroughly cleaned before school commences
1st Monday in September.
J"-i B. r. Blytlie, clerk.
For Kent
Give 'Em a Rest Pnt VAlir tlmri hnrui In
R. D. Shelley's good clover nasturn. Thev will
appreciate It. Phone 1216. $2 per month. Jy25
For Rent-J. I. Hen
lease to suitable Deraona. fnrnlaherl or unfur
nished. For particulars call at office or resi
dence, ivl.
For Rent Or Trade A modern a-mnm hninn
and two lota to rent or will trade for land.
appiy vo isi national Bank. Jnne20tf.
- w-iwiu uuune, s iois, aown town
atni per month. Inquire Knapps millinery
"Ion-- IISiv6.
Vlr Dan. t I a I . , .
Lost and Found
LORt A nalF nf Jmlnau Bnanrnnlu llal
mounted, eyefflatw nose piece. Finder leave
it Glacier olllce. Jll-al
1BtDltlAlr nharlnt UH I ll
and braw buttons, b tween my plaoe and
town. Retiioii tn W u ta.i. m.ain.
a it, ui VQIKI, V VJ lOVlVf
office, hi-iii
Knnnrl flM nrntnVi Ahaan. K -i i-i.i.i.
nnnvu VliniUI, UrnrHiiC I III UiftlB.
Olacler office. ' " jii jji
wwi Bia?it ana wnite spotted dot?, one eye
., j -tf v mm wu w, iruiu
Tommy. Reward of 12.50 (or return to Trans-
nP at ah a i i
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
.. F V ?ull' !"' PP'y to th common oonn
cll or Hood Kiver, Oregon, at Its regular
monlnlv mdoHh. ...... . . .. .
ir.iu T.wU ..L l "louuay me iat.o aay 1 1
Ju v, 1007. at the hour of eight o'clock at city
hall in said city, for a license to sell spirituous
vinous and malt liquors in quantities Ins
than one gallon In said city from the 20th
day of July, 1907, to the 20th day of July, 1908,
in that mMd n ihua.i... v....: 1
uated ml the southwest corner of Serond and
KlVAr HlNMkti 1. a..il .14 a
WaScom. Hotel. w.-..wiiui
P.F. FOTJT8,
Dated and nrat published July 11, 1907.
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No. 4, Hpokane Flyer, :40 p. m.
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S- wy freight, 12:16 p. m.
No. 2L ffmrni Pr.1 Jki a-oc -
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i, :ib p. m. no mall.
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., Fast Freight, 1.-06 p. m.