The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 07, 1907, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextShe 00IS SI VOL. XIX - ac - HOOD RIVER, OREGON, NOVEMBER 7, 1C07. P.O. 25 SOCIETIES HOOK RIVKIt IWMMERtlALCLUB-MeeU "Vry aw-oncl Monday In e h mouth at t p. iu., iu the t lul. rooms over Jarkaon't lore. , .. ,. H.K. DAVluxon.J're. A. I. MoK. Keen-tarv. H(H)1 III VKR UllKiK NO. 105, A. K. and A. M.-MMd HMUirilav evening on or before Mich full moon. A. H. Mo, W. M u. jil'uohai.i. necreuiry. HlMjD KIVK1U HAITKK NO.7 R. A. M Mtwu first ami third Friday nights of each UM'Uin. V, MCDONALD, ii. r. A. 1). Mok. Hwretary. MOOD KIVER CHAITKR NO. , O. E. 8 -MeWa aevuud mid fourth Tuesday evening of each moiitli. V lallora cordially welcomed! Mas. Thkkksa C'ahtnkk, tSboratary, ' IDLKW1L.DK I) OE NO. 107, I. O. O. F M(.. In Kra'. rnal ball, every Thursday "II '. it . u. KM itb, m. u, J. II. FEam'HoN, -cretary MlKN ENt'A .(1'MKNT, NO. 48, 1. O. O. K. Kn-'nlar uu-fiing- khcodU nnd fourth Mondavi fei.ch month. R. J. PARBOTr, C. P. J. M. rk-HMKi.TZKR, Scribe. K KM P LODGE, No. 181, I. O. O. K.-MeeU Id Odll Improvement Co. 'a hall every Hatur- nay night. viMtora cordtxlly welcomed. e. t. roLTs, n. o. I.. A. E. Clahk, Her. Pecy. LA!. UKL HKIiEKAH DKMKKE IO DOB NO. ;l. !. O. O. F.-Mceta (Ireland Ihlrd Frldayi u eacb moniti. MismZoka Day, N. Q. Ella May Davidson, Hocretary. W.O. W. meets the 2d and Alb Katnrdayn each month at I. O. O. K. hall. Vlnllort cor dially Invited. A. . 8TATKN, U. C. F. W . McKky.nolim, Clerk. WAUOOMA LOIKIK NO. 80. K. OF P. Meeta in K. of P. ball every Tueaday night. W. E. 8HKKT.4, C. C. J. E. Nichols, K.of r. and 8. HOOD RIVKK I'AMP, NO. i,7te, M. W. A. Meets Iu 1. 1) O. K. hull every Wednesday night. K. H. Mayum, V. C. (J. II. liAKiN.rieik. iit)D Rl Kit CIRCLE NO. 524, WOMEN OF Woodcri'ft Mcela at K. of P. ball on the flint and Tl-u'rt Krldayiof each month. Loc McKhynolos, o). X, V. W. McKm noi.dh, Clerk. ltl EltHIllE LOUGKNO. 6S A. O. U. W. M'ets ilii-t nml Uiird Saturdays f each liuililh. AlO. liuiuinAKl), M. W. OKU. fcLocoM, Filinucier CUKSTKHSIIUTK, Recorder. OLETA AKH1C.M DLY NO. 103, UNITED ART Ikans. Meetti Hie Mrst nnd third Weduea d'jyn, woik: Decorid and I'ouith Wednedaya A. rtlHHna' ball. C. 1). llENUICIt M.A. K. H. tlAliTwli'l.Hecrt-tary. COURT HOOD RIVER NO. 42, FORESTERS of Amerlru, Meets every Saturday evening Iu K. of P. hall. John U. Zollh, C. K. F. C. nHOHIUS, I . ('. t'ANBY POST, Nt. A. R.-MEKTH AT A. O. I'. V. . h;i'.l, ximtid and lourth rattur d .y.s of i-ttcti niMUth at 2 o'clock p. m. All (i A. It im. iiiI.i 'ii invited to meet with ua. A. C. Li'ck, Couiiuaiuler. 8. F. Ili.YTMK, A-iiiiant. . .V W. II. I). Nn. lii-MKKTW SECOND i-- t i:i'.l' .-;.;n in) h !( eiicli Mouth iu A. . I . 'A . Ii.'li i: .' i'. in. Mabiii. Kiqby, Preaident. Ai i:ia shokmakkk, Sn '.retury i.lul'NT.VIX ROAIK CAMP No. Sl, R. N. A. '.. i .1 1. 1 1. 1). !- . lltili ou the tseeoud and , iuu i ,.iny-i oi each uioiith. MK.S. 8CHIK M A YK8, Q. ?.i s. ''.I.I..1 i-AKIJI, R'cii'.'.ler. PAYXTKR LOIIUK, No. 2110, M. II. A. IiieetM llr.it ami iliu M l'"nuuy of eacn moiuti ul K. in P. hail. (Ihii. si. MlLl.KU, Pres. ALU. Ul'iuxakd, Met. J. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. telephone: Olllce, 281; residence, 811. Ml'HOKOS O. R. & N. Co. H. L. DUMBLE, I'HYMCiAN AND SURGEON. 'alia promptly answered 111 town or country, Day or Night. Ti lephoiitK: Residence, till: Office, 613. Oltice In the llrogiuH Building. E. 0. DUTRO, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Offico over First National Bank iiood River, Oregon. UUiue I'lione Main 871 Kea. Main 873 M. F. SHAW, M. D. Oilice in Jackson Clock, mice plume. No. 1-171. IlcBldeuce, N0.6H& Int. M. II. HllAUP IIU. EU.NA 11. HHA1IP Osteopathic Physicians Graduate!' of the American School of Oaleopatli.v, Kiiksville, Mo. Office und hes , iluxley Cottage, River ht. PhmiH 25 Hood Kiveb. C 0. RROSIUS, 1. D. I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 'Phoue Central, or 121. Oilico Honrs: 10 to 11 A. and 0 to 7 P. M. M .; 2 to S DR. . T. CARNES DENTIST Office over Bartmesn Ktore HOOD RIVER, OREGON. Telephone 31. H. D. W. PINEO.D.D.S. DENTIST Ckowm Bridqb Work a Spkcialty. OHiee over First National Bank Telephone Main 311 C H. JENKINS, D.M.D. DENTIST. TeV-n'.onc: Office 283; residence 1045 Office over llutler B.ink, Hood River, Orb. A. JAYNE r LAWYER Ah!"tracts Furnished. Money Lo .ned. HOOD RIVER, OREGON. E. H. HART WIG, LA WYE It. Will Practice In All Conrta. Office In iSmltb Building, over Flrat Na tl mal Bank. HOOD RIVER. ORE- N. jTwTlioRToisr .Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC Office with J. 11. Hcilbronner A Co. J ollectlona. Abstracts. Settlement of Eatatea HOOD RIVER, OREGON. A. J. DERBY Lawyer HOOD RIVER, OREGON. White Salmon Valley Bank Tlie smali depositor receives the same courteous treatment as the larger ones. We have both. COME AND SEE US. ICO. BlaNCBAB Cuhlw. I V. C. Brock, Asst. Cashier. The First National Bank UK 1I'HD RIVK.K, OKKUON. Capital $50,000 snrplos, $12,600. JOHN LELAND HENDERSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ABSTRACTER. NO- j in i runi iuann KEAb ESTATE AOENT. For a rear a resident ornwma mnA w.h lotion Haa had mum run nwiuMia Real Katate maUera, an abmractor.aearcberof Line, anu ajfeuu natiaiactioa f uaranteed or International Correspondence chool 8CRANT0N, PA. H. V. REED, Representative 64J,8lxtb HL, Portland, Orefon. Hood River once a month. Full infer in Hum mailed upon requeet. Mrs. Mary Powell Jordan, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office and residence, bonis place of Jnbn neianii nenaeraon, Htate St., nead or Third HI. rnoue HOOD RIVER, OREGON. MISS JOHNSOX A linr.il of tha oesi master ot Cincinnati, teacher of Piano. Manilftlill anil Ilnrmnnv Pall at the Noble residence, near hospital, or rnone i.h DR. C. W. EDMUNDS Specialist KYK, EAR, NO.SE AND THROAT. Otllee, :.ew Bank Bnlldlmr, corner Oak and xuiraei. leiepuone jualntu. HOOD RIVER, OREGON. M. E. WELCH, LICEXSEI) TE1ERISARY Sl'KE0S Ja prepared to do anv work In the veterln. ary line. He can be found by calling at or pu uiiuc w uiarae a arug atore. P. I HALL-LEWIS & P3. Civil and Architectural Engineers and Surveyors Muke mirvcys. plana and eai li gatea for aew- er, iigui ami power aud ml I ay pianta, and fnrnlKh. atihiect to atinrovitl. nlana. aneclflca- tiona and entlmfitea lor all clHNNeaof bulldingn public, private and mercantile. Hiecial at leMtion givan to economic and alow-burning construction. Accuracy and economy guar anteed. DAVIDSON BUILDING HOOD RIVER, OREGON. STRANAHAN & SLAVENS, Contractors and Builders HOOD RIVER, OREGON. JOE WRIGHT CARPENTER AND BUILDER Phone 7G9 Estimates furnished on request. An honest job guaranteed. E. A. JEROME, Architect Having had several yearv' experience In drafting and building, 1 would respectfully solicit a part of t he patronage of the petiple of Hood River who vnticlpate building. Term reii.ionabIe, a id HatiNfitctloii guaranteed. Of fice at residence on ili.'lgl'to. H. SEYMOUR HALL, Surveyor. I am qualified and prepared to do all Linda of tirst clasa land aurveylng. Accuracy guar anteed. T!i.s who wial flrat-claaa woik done address R. F. D. 2., Hood River. Phone SOxl. Iffl OREGON n RELIEF ASSOCIATION orMcMinnville. Oregon, will insure your property at 60 per cent less cost than any other itif .itntion. C. I. THOMl'SOJi, Affent, Hood River, Oregen McEWEN & KOSKEY GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Prompt sales and quick returns Wholesale dealer in all kinds of First and Produce Consignments solicited 129 Front Sttree, Portland, Ore. Hood River Studio FOR First-Class Photographs We bave the latest In mount and can en large yonr Photos In Crayon, Platinoid or Hepia, B .. ,p"tlon guaranteed. w. D. ROGERS, Prop. C. EVERETT. The Practical Shoemaker, At Riggs Old Stand. " Fine Work a Specialty. P R. JONES, Dentist Crown and Bridge Wort Teetb Without Plates. r...tmn nf .iiuo.ut ttv. t I oik. Rrosius Buiidiuit. p..n, mssI I r.8.HTAXurr, K Uhkith Pre. Viov-fra. FOR SALE MY JERICHO FARM J JL.IllVIIV nil I' I Containing l." acres splendid fruit land. None better, a acres in bearing orchard, choice varieties. Tl ree acres Newtowns and Spitzen bergs, 3 years old; 4 acres clover, 7-room house, 20x40 feet, 2 story barn new, blacksmith shop,jphaeton, farmingtools, spray outfit, incubators, etc. Also ten inches irrigating water, paid up in full. All for $300.00 an acre. The above advertisement; has been running for .some V I months and no buyers. Now lam going to sell, as I can-J not take care of it, and in! wiuvi vj aj nun a ciin LLvmiLL to make reductions in price until it will sell. I ha ve:; of fered it at $300 per acr.or $4,500 for the 15 acres. Now I will reduce the price of the 15 acres $100 per week until sold This week $3,800 takes it. Next $3,700 buys it, and so on. Whose larm will it be. Mr. Homeseeker, you are go ing to lose the chance of get ting one of the best and cheapest 15-acre homes in the valley. Go out to Jericho lane on the Mr. Hood Koad and in vestigate for yourself. Don't take anybody's word for it. Half cash, balance any old time. Address H.C.C0E, 4 Lockbox 107, Newport, Ore'. Eureka Meat Market McGUIRE BROS., Props. Dealers in Fresh and'Cured Meats, Lard eoultry, bruits and Vegetables, pneo Delivery. Phone Maiu 35. FHf DE-RICK & ARNOLD. iONTRACTORS and BUILDERS CiUntoifarBiihd on ftll klndicf work M. ABBOTT Millinery; v Hair Goods i RichardFon's' Silks and Embroidery Supplies: Opposite the Paris Fair. L BON TON : ...Barber Parlors... The place to get air easy sha ve and first-class hair cut. Our shop is rnetropoli&wi .in ,;. every respect. . " '1' Porcelain Baths in,ConnctIon V ' Oj hf.!dRAY, p3p.! ' DAVENPORT MB M Carry a lull line of i ? " '' Whips, Robes, Bankets and Wagon Covers) Heavy Harness i ; , ' Also Double and Sing! .'. . r Driving Harness All tiinile in their Hliop. ' ' Call and get our price before buying: .BICYCLE SHOP. T M" AT?Tnxr T?l?Th " " , Bicydes. Guns, Sewing Machines, rniturc, Umbrellas, Stoves - and Locks Repaired " KEYS 4IAUK TO ORLJiltf , ' Bicycles, Guns, etc sent br express. for I repaiig will be neatly ittid promptly re- paired and returned. Can save yon 1 j lo 13.00 on price of new wheeliTirr. Lrakex, aod all kinds of repairs sold at Portlanrl prices. Pnuea furnished- on application. Reference: Bradstreet. LAND 1 When looking for something good in the way of a Unimproved Properly or Ifl VPQIIlPfl t CALL ON and look over his long list of BARGAINS This is a firm that gives you "nothing but reliable pointers about Hood River, and you can save money and valuable time by doing business through this office. J.H.HEILBROr.NER&CO. HOOD RIVER & PORTLAND, OREGON Bargains in Real Estate The Underwood and Little White Salmon Valley choic fruit and t'rui-s land; 80 acres; Kiod improvements; 12 acres in cultivation; -10(1 fruit trees 100 infill beariiif;; all kinds of fruit larjin ami .small j running water; (jood soil. 2,'jj miles out. f40 per acre. : Twenty ueres, 9 in cultivation ; house and hard; 100 fruit trees in bearing; small fruit; S miles out. $2,100. Forty acres- 20 in cultivation ; 200 fruit trees in full bearing; one house, two wells ; fine view overlooks bluff; 5 miles put, $50 per acre. I ha e now arranged to open up fiOO acres oi the Little White Salmon land .for. settlement, cutting it into Bioall tracts. This is the ideal land for fruit and grass ; abundance of water and good soil; within Si miles of Conk's station and boat landing. Now i.i the time to get a good cheap home. Every thing on terms. Come and investigate. The, above is only just a reminder of a'few of the bargains we have. Can seiryou froln 10-acre tracts up to 210. pome an1 see w hat is destined to lie orfe of -Ihe best fruit countries in Uie Northwest- and. where three crops ot alfalfa call be grown without irrigation. F. W. Deliart . Underwood , Wash . RALPH REED Best line of Cigars in : the City i ...Also handle line of . Pipes, .Tobaccos and "Fishing Tackle Slecliholilers Meeting. The uniiti'il meeting of the stock holders of the Cottage Hospital hsso- ciuliou will be held it the oflice of Vrd K. O. l!ro-ii:9 Muiiday evening, N6V..11, 1907. l ' . : i. 1 ropowd A v ..tin in 1 1 Sec. 4, Ari. in, bv adding! "Ana shuil have owcr to-fil vacencies in the Hoard of Direct ors ior any unexpired term." . Proposed amendment to articles of in corporation,,, providing for training school for nurses. .. . F. C. IJrosiiis, Seo'y- Sloe kholdcrs Meeting. The regular aunual meeting of the neilbronner Hood Hiver Fruit (Jmweis uuimi torj'ne 1 1 si my ti-nal lorce and vitality, tbeetootlon of ofllcers and snob ether Pep-iu p eparat ions and cathartics only business ai innv come before I he meet-' made in it tern worse. I d. not know lug M'lil be held at Vrlis:n hull Hal or- whe c 1 should bave been today had I duy. Nuv.. 0 ut 10 a. in. not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and E. IL Shep'itd, Sea'y- , Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the '.. - - -- j il feeling at on e, strengthen the diges- '' nalrrlolo flrfipn Vi mi rrrn , five functions, helping the sys'em to do .uaKaaie ureennouso ;il!)WrU ,iilturaiiv!-MRs. r..sa po, Now ready, liulbs, Tulip", Hyacinth, lieriiiinirhatu, Ala. These tablets are Chinese Lillie-i, IV mies, l;ne, Shrnii, for sale by Keir & Cass, for fall or spring tlclivei v. White Wyaoilotte C.u'krels from M to! Saturday w 11 b i another big bar $3;00. Fleteht r & Fhtcbcr, (,ain day at Vogt Pros. GENERAL NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST ITEMS FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNS n, . nf the deck's Doings Com il- d from Our Ex i haiiges. 1 1 e Kiirl.ii .: Development League h.i" la .i i:..ze,l at Uoldendale Willi a li -i-oii ; r lj l t ol 100. l.i.' er , I; h. recently sold 150 '"'' in'' " heinl. Ihey sheared four i ouihIj 1 1 ! wool hint August This is prt'ttv i.' r i,linij h a business. lieiv u .;.l. C n pi niter settler of Croo-. ci .. , at U home on t tie i - !...- ..tteruoou at 5:30 lii':; : ;. . ...... i t eielro spiual men- ingiii.-. -rrinet illu Jotiruul. It i.- Ilguie'l that parties leasing land to Sherman eouuty tanners this year have receive.1 twenty pet cent intcicM, on tliiijr money This will m il;e tip tor M teral stunt years. WliM'O ,v(iii. Aii 'y l.ivlor ti aile a short huutlng trip in rt.iciicer llutte .Monday and uroiiMit ;; a tine deer ant some lino ii.ounti. in grouso. The hunt was oiily tot a iu,1 hours, and paid him exi eediuy ly i it. Eugeue Uuard. 1I,! tic !. 1 .ving crew on the east i1iumi::i oi the .oith liauk road is now tin. tiile ol ' tiruiiddallng and the e':d ciev. is this side of C'amas. they wilt meet at tir within four miles of !S;. -.otisou. Pioneer. .Mc.M iiinvillc. will give an apple baa qnet t!n l ot day of the fiuit tail, at noon t-iiitiitiliiy, Nor. 2, in honor of the Yamhill county editors who have iMtiHv-.l Hie .nauy luus at which will l.u nTvcd all kinds of apple "llxius. " Loiil. U. !stcvt!tisou, of Forest Ckivo La., been apiioiuted state uanie and loiTntry warden by (Joveruor C.ian: lit riai n. Mr. Stevenson will suc ceed ) oil n W. linker, of Cottage iitove, wiiiiio term of otlloe has ex pire. 1. Mrs. hull criue Ryan, an old woman aliou' eighty years of age. was found id in li. Id seven miles south of IJiiiVc on King-ley ridge by a lady Lci.k. : f i ::t. 1 lie body had been Isy-in,-? in t he position iu which It was to.ii.d for .-ovi ral days. i iS.vIv ;,U i Xoyps was operated ,upon at I he 1. ili s hospital Mouday for gmigi' iioih iippeudicitis. In spite of ttio tact li.ct il I.- toldoin that' one SO agcii is i.ii!-; t. I with this malady the ,-iel; i; :.n stood the operation well and is rtpui' id us doing nicely. Wasco News. The Lyman meat market ou Court street uro displaying oLe ot the larg est fih ever shown in Pendleton. It is a n'lMstcr hidihut meaiurnig Qve feet long without the head aud threa feet wine and weighs 135 pounds. J hi-. II; h entitled Mr. Lyman to the li t nid thi', y -.in' and as the season clu.ies today it will probably not be beaten. Kant Oreguuiua. Ki ioi ti from Morrow aud (Jilliam cciiinties mo to the effect the sheep there brought down from the ranges are dying oil in largo numbers. Some of the t-hecpineii declare the sheep have linen poisoned, but Dr. Lytle state sheep inspector, believes the losses iu o due to the dry grass upon which fho shoop havo been foroed to feed Pendleton Tribune. To build a large saw mill on the Co lumbia rivtr near Claakanie and ship the output, approximately 125,000 feet daily, in mrge sea going barges to Calil'iirnii potts is the scheme now being pl ained by the iiouson Logging company nt Ibis city. Preliminary itrraiigciiieutH are already uudor way and it ih the intention of having the big utidci taking in shape within the next 18 months Journal. lhe litrt of tin week Tygh was clothed in a tins western garb. In the opt n in li;. nt of this olllce a hue caroo coi:t" 't was wilnessod by a large portion of ttiw population. The ildeis were eijuiilly inntehed and according to tho H saying, "set 'em straight up." CtniKi'ii lloii'ig wore mtioh iu ev idence tin I succeeded iu getting sev eral picti ion that would sustain the boliet ot the easterner about the wild and wooly west. lice. K. C. Crosby, the fanner of Dun ilce, Ore., whom the Piukertotis as sert is a forger they have beu Book ing for twenty years, pleaded guilty iu the superior court Oct. 30, to de fraudin. the Washington TiUBt Co., i.i Spok lie, ot f.ij by a forged school r arrant, and was sentenced to five years iu t.'iu penitetititiiy. He is 03 years old i.nd i poor health. When bitniglit into court his voice was so wenk that it could not be heard at I'll St. I rod i'ii i r of tho Umatilla reserva tion, bus jn-t tecoived a letter from loppeiii-li saying that his cousin, Frank 1'; 1 1 laid been placed ou the Northern I'ae-illn railroad tracks near that pu ce I y a number of other In dians win; bud robbed him previous ly. However, he was able to release himself before n train came along, cr fctliei wi-i- bo would hav been instant ly killed Snveini instaucts of this kind have bi'iipeied iu the Yakima country ruceiitiy. Poudletoo East Oregoniui:. Xo'ieo to (irangers. There w ill be a special me ting of Kronk-liu '.;raitge at the new hull Sat urday. So-.'. Lo make arrangements 'or tioiii ! the now hall and groun lr, as this will-be the Urst meet ing tin'ie the two granges consolidat ed. Li t everyone bo present. Pearl Safcy, Heo'y. l. W. llrowu, Master. If 1 1 1 ii ncss ami Constipation. For y. aip I was troubled with bilious ness an, 1 cuii-hpa'ion, which made life niierabli- for inc. My appetite failed Time to Mpray for Aathrarnose. "This It just the time to spray foi apple otnraonoM and tbe spraying should be done now to accomplish satisfactory remits," says ConimiM siooer C. A. Park, of Salem. "Apple antbraonoae, sometimes oalled 'dead spot,' In disease found in piactioally every oicbird end in many pear orchards. It Is a tangos disease and appears in tbe form of dead spot In tbe bark of tbe tree. Tbe spots are from an mob In diameter up to several inobe1, even covering more than half tbe circumference of tbe trunk or limbs. Aa tbe dead spots increase the limbs die and veott.elly me tree win suocumo to tbe malady. It is a disease easy to control but dis astrous in results if neglected. "lhe Bordeaux mixture, prepared in winter strength, is tbe proper spray material. The formula la six pounds of copper sulphate (bine Tit rol) and six pounds of anslaoked lime to 50 gallons of water. Ibe blue vltrol should be dissolved by banging it in a sack in a barrel of water, li pnt In the bottom of tbe bariel it will not dissolve so rapidly nor completely as tbe vltrol settles. Tbe lime should be Hacked separately and the two mater ials mixed atteiward. It 111 require ironi one io tnree gallons oi tne mix ture to each tree, occordlng to size, but every tree should be sprayed un til it is thoroughly dreoobed. Tbis ipray will also remove tbe moss from trees and clean them on senerallr. "There la nothing more important In tbe apple industry just at this time than mis spraying tor apple antbrao noae. Urowers should not delay be cause lehves are still on tbe trees. This Is tbe time of year tbe antbrao nose does its spreading. "Spraying with tbe lime-sulphur solution for San Jose wale may also be done any tme now and every grower should arrange to do it' this winter. If delayed too long bad weather will inteifeie. Tbe lime-sul phur solution is composed of 15 pounds of lime and 15 pounds of sul phur to 50 gallons of water, the lime and suipnui being Dolled in a smaller quantity of water for at least an hour and tben diluted to the proportions given." Cheerful Losers. P. E. and B. P. Miohell expected to finish fencing their 40 acre farm wltb barbed wire next spring, but on going over tbe land Monday afternoon found that a portion of the wire from the fence and abont half a ooil were missing. Now, if this is to be contin ued next year, we do not tblnk It ad visa Die to spend money for wire. If the party who swiped tbe wire will re turn it, or lei us know if be will con tinue tbe work, tben we will be able to doide. Theie were some posts and post notes that belonged to tbe wire, but tbey still remain on tbe plaoe. The party can bave tbem if be wiU let os know when he will ocme for tbem. Some one, also, took an ox yoke out of tbe shed and we hope be will use it on tbe oattle that sot through tbe fence after be took tba wire off. Kind friend, if you will return about next Iuesday I think there will be a yoke of oxen in tbe enclosure that, as far as we are oconoerned you oan bare. u you win come to tbe Pioneer oflioe and introduoe yourself we will give you one of tba finest applet in tbe land and a clear Havana to smoke. Skamania Pioneei. Made the Fire Fly. A oomiosl story It told on one of the mothers of Rend, who reoently In flicted ooiporal punishment on a young son beoause he was accustomed to loiter too long on tbe way to school. She took the lad aorosa her knee and proceeded to apply tbe pad dle in the good old fashioned way that is altogether too rare these days. wbat was ber surprise and horror to s e smoke gusb fiom tba boy's pocket ueneutn tbe paddle. A burled exam ination showed that tbe boy had a pocketful of matches that had been ignited by tbe vigorous ttroket ap plied. Tbe mother made frantic efforts to clesn ont tbe burning pock et, tbe son yelled with anger and fright and oonsternatlon relgnea. At this interesting end exciting juncture be girl oame into tbe ktoben and seeing tbe lad with amoke bursting from bis olotbes, slammed a large pan full of water over both ton and moth or and tbe danger waa aveited. Bend Bulletin. Sin Shaw Entertains. Mrs. Dr. Shaw gave a Hallowe'en party Thursday afternoon in bonor of Mrs. J. D. and Miss Kula MoCally. There were forty-five guests present, aud tbe afternoon waa spent at wbist. rue rooms were very prettily deco rated with Oregon grape and vine ma ple, wltb pumpkin lanterns and Hal lowe'en novelties arranged wltb novel effect. Tbe Misses Florenoe and Fran ces Moe, dressed In witches' robes and bats, attended tbe door and dlreoted tbe guests by tbe aid of little brooms. First and second prizes were won by Mrc. T. J. Klnnalrd and Mra. C. I. Early. A dainty lunch was seived at the conclusion ot "ye bewltobing game of wbist," In witches cafes, ioe cream being moulded in tbe form of a pumpkin. Dukes Cockrell. II. M. Duket and Miss Mabel O. Cookrell wote married at high noon Sunday, November 3, at the residence ot Capt. uukea in tbla city. Kev. W. C. Oilmore officiating. Tbe bridal party oame un from Portland Saturday, aocompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cauneld and Mortl nier Cautleld, and alter tbe wedding returned to Portland on tbe looal Sunday afternoon. Mra. Cautleld is a sister of tbe bride. Her parents re side in Arizona. Tbe groom is the son of Mr. and Mia. John II. Dukes, and is veil and favorably known in Hood River. Ibe bride was formerly ot Corvallls, and it very estimable young lady. Only immediate friends and rela tives of tbe contracting parties were present at tbe wedding ceremony. A doe wedding lunob was partaken of immediately after tbe oeremony. Advertised Letter List. Advertised letter list for week end ing Nov. 1, 1007: Comey, Miss Madge; Comney, Mrs. ; Stewart Mra. R. L. ; Ward, Mrs. J. P.; Wilson, Miss; At kinson, Mr. 8. ; Balton, J. (3); Bins, Jake; Bommen, Paul; Carney, Jae. ; C lasso n, John; Crane, L. ; Crowder, W. O. ; Ed burg, A. ; Edwards, Ross; MoMahan, Rob. ; Mowbray; Pederson, Kied; Phillips, Herbert; Wallace, Esrl ; Welch, Ceo. Wo. M. Yates, P. M. MEETING O f THE COMMON COUNCIL MATTERS RECEIVE CONSIDERATION License Ordinance Remanded by Liv erymen Adjournment to Sat urday Evening. Recorder NicKilscn and Councilman Watt were alien!, E O. Blauchai act ed as cl ik of tin meeting. lhe proposition ol J. II. Ferguson to sell to the oil; a triangular strip of land between two ; t ets opposite tba Catholic church, v cb was referred to tbe a bole com .; came up foi dis cussion. Mr. F'tigiiMtu made a propo sition to a memU. ot the council to take $400 or would give $400 for the 30-foot street ou the north side of tbe property, if vacated and transferred to him. W. J. Kaker, representing some of the property iuteiests ou the nortn side ot the street, objected to tbe vacating of the street. The mat ter was, ou motion, indefinitely post poned. The oidinance prepared by the ju dioiaiy committee to buy the present water plant for $10,000, with 10,000 for improvements, was lead, and passed its first reading. A. N. Hahni. Coo. P. Crowe.ll and J. Otten were appointed judges of the aunual city election, to be held on December 3. W. C. Ciihuore and J. M. Culbertsou were appointed as olerks. Jas. Mcliaiu made a proposition to ereot tbe bate and set the now foun tain thereon f r $48.50. Tho matter ot the location of tbe same was then considered, and it was the general opinion that it should go somewhere on Seoond street, on account of the extra width of that street, but it was stated that the ladies who solicited funds and paid for the fountain want ed it put on tbe corner of Third and Oak. Counoilmati Jlerabuer was ap pointed a oomtnittoo of one to confer with tba ladies and see it they would not agree to the location as Hist sug gested. He was given authority to make final arrangements. Attorney Derby stated that a change was about to be made Iu tne owner ship ot one ot tho saloons and that permission was wanted to transfer the license. He was of tho opinion, how ever, that under the existing ordi nance, no piovision was made for such transfer. He asked permission to draft a new new ordinance without expense to the city covering such transfer. After some discussion the ame was granted. Tbe mayor and reoorder were given auhtority to purobase two lots of Mrs. A. 11. Barrett for a gravel nit. for the sum ot $200. Mrs. Adams gave notice to a member of the council that she would not allow any more gravel to be taken from ber piemises, unless a greater price was paid and new ar rangements made. Ordinance No. 138, relating to li onuses, was taken up for second read ing. Several of tbe liverymen aud those engaged in hauling were present and spoke iu favor of such a license being passed protecting tbem ftom outsiders coming in at certaiu seasons and doing work at a reduced price, while tbey bad to keep up their estab lishments, had to buy feed aud pay their men in tbe dull season as wellaB the busy season, and should be pro tected by tbe paymeut of a liconse. Ibe ordinance as rend was not satis factory in all its provisions and on motion was indefinitely postponed. Attorney Derby was authorized to draft a new ordinance oovering only the licensing of teami, to be added to the present oidinance as an amend ment. One hundred dollars was added to the account of the stieet committee emergency fund. Tbe wages to be paid for street work were reduced to $2.25 per day. Tbe following bills were allowed and ordered paid, and an adjournment taken to Saturday evening at 7 p. m. Elec. Light Co., $41.75. J. J. Lunkey, supplies, $3. Stewart Hdw. it F'um. Co., sup plies, $5.07. P. M. Hall-Lewis, expense drawing sower ordinance, $3.30. O. A. Riuehart, watobman salary, $50. Glacier, printing, $5. Henry Ottke work on streets, 12.50 Aug. Uttke, A. W. Tharp, John Robbius, W. E. Shay, T. Manathau, Ben Ramsey, E. B. Miller, Dave Taylor, W. A. Miller, Howard Butt, M. II. Johnson, Roy Caddyford, T. B. Henderson, Matt Douglas, Gilbert Edgiugton, S. E. Douglas, same 12.50 same 2.00 same 8.75 same 10.00 same 11.25 same 13.75 same 11.25 sauio 42.50 same 43.75 same 2.00 same G0.50 same 58.75 same 55.75 same 58.75 same 5.00 same (30.00 W. Ganger, marshal salary, $75. Fied ll-we, hauling, $307.50. W. U. Aldred, hauling, $5.37. Ramona hotel, meals prisoners, $7.75. T. W. DeBusuey, meals prisoners, $2. Transfer Co., hauling, SIC,'!. 50. Snow & Upson, supplies, $8.10. Stanley-Smith Lumber Co., lumber $13.97. D. MoDonald, supplier, $3.20. F. (J. One, saws filed, 75c. Oregon Lumber Co., lumber, $14.05. Should Keep Better Company. A Mr. Johnson, claiming to be a foieman ot a gang ot laborers on tbe railroad, had an experience Tueday morning that should teach him to keep better company. While waiting at the depot for a train to take bin) to Pendleton, where ho claimed he was going, be met a colored man, who invited him to take a walk down the track. To be social be gave Jolin-on a drink out of a bottlo. In a few mln utes Johnson returned but when near the platform fell forward on his face, bruising himself quito badly. He was helped up taken into tbe depot where the blood was washed off. Ho thinks the liquor iu tbe bottle was drugged. The uergo continued ou his way out of town and Johnson boarded the looal for Pendleton. Lator iif.nger picked up tbe uergo near the freight depot aud rau him out of town to wards Tbe Dalles. 1 I'