HOOfimtVttt OLAOIBB THDRflDAY, FEBKUABSL14. l9ofl.
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Confidence
when eating, that your food is of
highest wholesomeness that it has
nothing in it that can injure or
distress you makes the repast
doubly comfortable and satisfactory.
This supreme confidence you
have when the food is- raised with
booflcflTor IPc3Bo
The only baking powder made
with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
There can be ho comforting confi
dence vhen eating alum baking pow
der food. Chemists say that more or
less of the alum powder in unchanged
alum or alum salts remains in the food.
HENEY WELL PAID
FOR SERVICES
The speoial correspondent to tbe
Sunday Portland Journal baa oom
, piled tba tallowing Interesting tabla
. of money rcoeired by Franoia J.
Ueney siuoe be took employment
with tba government an a special dis
trict attorney:
F. J. Ueney baa rtoiretl a total ot
150.000 from tbe government ainoe be
first aooepted emplnymenl aa land
fraud prnseoutor in Oregon in 190II.
All thia baa beau paid excepting 88000
blob tem penda ip tba nrgenoy de
ficiency bill, now in oonferenoe be
, tween eeoate and bouse, and aa no
' protest ha been Hied, it la expected
it will go tbrougb,
Heney began big labors November
r. VMi, wuen appointed apeolal as-1
. slstant attorney general to assist dia-!
tnot tot Uiegon, Jonn H. Halt He
' was to prosecute tba caea against Me-
Kinley, Pater, Ware, et al. ilia com
' penaation was to be determined by
the attorney general on completion
of bla servioee.
Pebi uary 23, 1904, be waa appointed
special assistant attorney general to
iroeecote tbe llyde-Dlamond-Benson
and fraud case, involving Oregon and
California In irregularitiea, bia com
pensation again being left to tbe at
torney general.
October 18, 1901, be waa again ap
pointed apeolal assistant attorney gen
eral to assist Ularlot Attorney Hall.
On December 16, 1904, be resigned
that poaitlon to aooept an appoint
ment aa assistant district attorney tor
Oregon at 11500 a year.
During 1904 be waa paid 15000 on
account of aervioea under tbe apeolal
appointments.
Janoary 9. 1905, be resigned, waa
appointed district attorney at 14500
a year ; tbii be resigoe-1 Deoembf r 1,
1905, tbe day following waa appointed
special assistant attorney general
" again for tbe Uyde and Benson case.
- During 1905 Mr. Heney waa paid 17
500 on Marob 1, $5000 on August 10,
on account of services pievioualy reu
dered ander special appointments.
June 13, 1906, wan appointed apeolal
assistant to tbe attorney general for
laud case in Oregon, not covered by
existing appointments, oouipensutioti
to be determinable by tbe attorney
general.'
Daring that year be reoelved two
payments of 15000, August 9, and 15,-
000 December 26. An $3000 item iu
tbe urgency deficiency bill Is foi cum-
- penaation fixed, bat not yet pal J un
der the attorney general's power con
ferred te fix bis compensation.
, . ?" About the Forests.
Speaking of tbe coming meeting of
the State Forestry Association to he
bold in Portland February 14iu, Pr
fesaor Lake, of tbe Agricultural Col
lege, aaid: i
"Thia meeting is rutlly Hie
publlo meeting held l:y the ihsimh i
tion, tbnagb it is mor limu tr
old, or perhaps it' would h t tttr lo
say, since it -waa orgamxwj. We!
have felt for sometime that ' uy
wav to get this forestry proble n i .
fore the people properly is to bold a
series ot public meetings atlwhioh all
those interested in tbe subject may
take pait in tbe discussion. '
"Ibe forest wealth of this state is
enormous. Tbe lumber product alone
is estimated ut two and a quarter bil
lion dollar Au item of greater value
to H.a ute lUti I tin is that of tbe
tuiitutthiuiii of tiie water suIy
While Ibe pioblem oi'a future supply
vt timber and tbe u.aiolenance ot a
great luduttry , ompl yiiig, tbouud
01 iodUtrrious citizens ia ut iuestim-,
Me valiiH. -
"At tbe fcitlcin of tbe cnnoiua
pi t-t of tin- lonst'ry .rnUem lin ibe
Sl.bjHt ot tfcXSllOU atxi it is tl pin-
' p . of itiB Mtkociutlon to ghe this
subject tree and fair consideration
' wiln tbe hope that some Just aud
equitable Java looking to tbe rr-fcr-ettiuu
of hnint over ami cut over
ltu.Ja may be secured. .
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Comforts $1, now 75c . Cot Blankets, $1.25 now .........,.$i.00 Woolen Blankets, 4, 5 and 6 lbs., in At the Same Old Place
Comforts $1.2 & now...'......:... ...$1.00 Cot Blankets $1.10, n-w....... ......:;....85c Ilcro and Gray Colors CARMIC GAEL'S ON THE HILL
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Beginning A n. a p am pTF?" Saturday, feb. 8
Saturday, FEB. 8 A. L OA In. 11X71 1. W N M EL L Beginning
"Other equally Important questions
will be discussed at subsequent meet
inga. Tbe association standa for tbe
protection and preservation of our
loreata aod the dissemination of
knowledge pertaining thereto. It baa
no otber purpose and will devote its
whole effort to tbe end that Oregon
may not sutler from a reckless devas
tation ot its forests as wituessed by
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
otber of our eastern statea.
"We svniiid like to toe this forest
crop economically harvested and still
bave tbe forest left intact s far as to
occupy Ids tbe land tbat is more valu
able tor tbe pro.lui'lioii of tiir It
tree, tban otber oropa. We want
see our watersheJ protected.
want the water flow of our at remit
maintained tba4. tbe iuteoaa agricul
ture of tbe future may be insured a
suooesa. Briefly, we hope to see tbe
establishment of an enlightened for
est policy."
THIS MAY INTEREST YOU
No one is immune from kidney trou
ble, so just remember that Foley's Kid
ney Cure will Mop the irregularities and
cure any cae of kidney and bladder
trouble that in not lirvnnd the reach of
niedi -hie -
Hood River People Stayers.
Tba Hood River people are again
after their county to be cut oil from
Wasco. These people buve been bend
ing every 'effort lor several yearn to
ward getting a county or lu ir own
and bava bad a tiou lobby at ouch
term of toe legislature for tiie past
eveisl terms.
Now sines the supreme court has
beld tbat the legislature has ao powei
to form a new county tbe Hood Rivor
people have prepared and are having
circulat e mi iuitii.lhc petition for
tba format i 'hi of tlfir ,'tiinity aod
while it is ntcesMiiy to secure 7.500
signers to tltf i-tiiiit. ; yet if they
work with tbbii usuitl vim they will
get enough mid to spate.
It Is a.iUe likely ttiat tbe voce in
June will g te them tbeir dusirea by
forming Hot; I l.ivet oouuty. Laidlaw
Cbiouicle.
The bent re cdv known today for all
stomach trouble is Kodol, wliiuii is
guaranteed to give prompt relief. It is
a natural distant; it digests what you
eat, it is ptuiitant to take. S li by
keir A Cass
William Thompson.
Died, at Poitland, Ore., February
5, 1908, UIMmm Tbompsoti, aned 58
years, 5 months and 4 oaye.
William inompson was boru at uo-
tariu, Canada, September 3. 1849, and
lived there until about 15 y jars or age,
when be weut to Des Moines, Iowa,
and remained tbere two years. He
tnu left for Denver, Colo., where he
made hi borne for seven years, and
where h was united in mariiage to
l.all Campbell iu lblO. To tbem
r horn two daughters. Mra. C. P.
Koss. of bund iiicer, and Mrs. J. H.
A ( besot), of Portland, Ore. From
Denver he rumored with bis family to
Weiaer. lluu, Ik re be wa engaged
In en tri ct writ in tb building of
tbe U -' uoa O. 8, L. railroads from
PocuU II" 'o iser.
In IKHA lie moved to Moio, Sber
tcnil oiiiiii' S, ' I ere be i euiraged in
far t ln oui il libit lie relumed
to timid l'iM. Mi tbe (all of that
ver tie ' iuiri'e r '0 Mrs. Jeuuie
Unit, w t ft uivuts him. tie lived
ti e. uulti 1905. bere be aa ogHged
iu several e:itiprixea and when he
1. ft wi ntnuiurf a boarding bouse.
Be tijuv t'4 to Portland from hers
and was employed as collector for J.
M Acbeso i & Co., until bis death.
'I he ixruhiim were brought to this
ci' t fi.i- buiial and the funeral ser
vile weie conducted at tbe residence
of C. P. Ross by Rev. W C. Oilmore
b'el iiiBiv 7 and tbe remsiua interred
iu Idiewild.
J 12. Nichols bud t Large of tbe fun
en I ai ranifPin uts. Tbe remains were
ancorupauied from Portland by Mrs.
1'bnrrpsoo.Jobn Thompson, a brother,
and Mis. J. M. Acbeson, a daughter.
Koilol is a wientiticpruparation of veg
etable ui id with natural digeHiauts and
SO ME THING
NOW
contains the aame jnlcr foandTia a
healthy stomach. Kach dose will di
gest more tban 3,000 grains of good
food. Sold by Keir 4 Cut.
D. L. Hsrrtsrtea.
D. L. Harrington died at Portland
February 6, 19u8, aged "8 years. He
was a brother of M r. ary Coldren,
grandmother of C. J. Calkin, and
was bi ought bere for burial on Son
day, February 9. Ibe funeral aer
vioea were beld In tha ebapel ot Nich
ols' undertaking parlors. Rev. A. H.
Latbrop officiating. Tba boilal ser
vice at tba grave was In oha-ge of tba
local lodge of Masons.
Tba deoensed waa b rn in North
villa. Mich., where be apent almost
his entire life, following tba occupa
tion of a druggist. His health failing
soma years ago be gave up tba busi
ness and about a year ago came to
this countiy to be near bis Mster, bis
only living relative. Us was never
married. He took a great interest in
Masonic lodge matters, having been a
member of tbat order for about 50
yeais.
k Regular Castomer for ripltzenbergs
Tba following letter has been re
ceived by W. F. Laraway :
Chicago, Feb. 8, 1908. '
My dear mi. Laraway:
Tbe box of Spitzenberga you so
kindly sent me waa received in fine
abapa aod tbsy tasted just ss delic
ious aa if tbey were picked off of tba
trees tba same day that wa opened
tba box. I think tbat Hood River
baa ma for a oustumet for Spltzen
berg apples from now on.
1 also thank you for tbe booklet
you sent me describing the great
Hood River Valley industries. It
certainly looks good to an eastern
man for an investment in yoar val
ley.. Tbe booklet came in time to be
of good service to my daughter, who
Is in bigb school, tba Francia Parker
Institute, wblcb I consider the best
school In tbe east. Tbey were study
ing tbe prodoots of tbe state of Ore
gon and she took up tbe apple indus
try of the Hood River apple of Ore
gon and the profeesor complimented
ber on tbe best information tbat tbey
got of the Industries of tbe great
west.
I think tbat if you had the facilities
of mailing your pamphlets to tbe east
to aaoh institutes, . you would no
doubt have lota of seekers for such
iodut.tr lei' aa yon bave tbere. 1 am
longing tor the time to get back to
Hood River and get auotber good
squsre filling up ot tbe apples tbat
yon raise tbere.
Extending you and the folks my
highest personal regards and again
'.banking you for so kludly rcmem-
ring me, I am
Yours very truly,
S. H. Bridges.
For btrgiiiis iu leal estate see Rns
well Shelley, Cat sou. Wash.
Another Color.
Young Man (ot reception) Beg par
don, but isn't this Miss Green?
Young Lady No, sir; my name is
Brown.
Young Man Excuse me, but I might
have known it. You see, I'm color
blind. Detroit Tribune.
Uee DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
pleasant little pills. They are easy to
lake. Sold by Keir & Cass.
Repairs in time
anything wrong
Typographical Term. V
V.Vi! :tid Type Bohemian.
ARTHUR CL
66e Expert Jeweler
IS THE TIME TO BUY ALL KINDS OF WINTER GOODS
AT CUT RATE PRICES
1 he jar of
Coughing
Hammer blows, steadily ap
plied, break the hardest rock.
Coughing, day after day, jars
and tears the throat and lungs
until the healthy tissues give
way. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
stops the coughing, and heals
the torn membranes.
The best kind of a testimonial
"Sold for over sixty years."
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K0 by 3. 0. kyr Co.. Iowfll,
amtaw auuiuiagturari U
yers
SARSAPARILU.
PHIS.
Hair vioor.
W, km as Merts I w publish
the formulas of all our nadiolnaa.
Biliousness, constipation retard re
covery. Cure those wttM Aver's Pills.
Net Broadened.
"They say tbat travel broadens a
man," said tbe dark woman.
"Well, I don't know about that." re
plied the light woman. "My husband
has been a conductor on a trolley car
for seven years and see how thin he
is!" Yonkers Statesman.
Economy.
Small Gllbert-rapa, didn't I hear
you. tell mamma we would have to
economize? Taps Yea, my son. Small
Gilbert Well, you might begin by get
ting me a pony; then I shouldn't wear
out ao many shoes. Chicago News.
DeWitt's Carboliied Witch Hazel Salve
ia es pecially good for piles. Sold by
Keir S. Cass.
T
pedal Rate.
Tba following round trip tates ttro
in effect:
Hood Rivtr to Poitland end return,
good going aud returning Sundays,
12.
Hood River to Portland ami return,
good going Saturday or Suudays aud
good returning Sundays or Mondays,
13.
Every day, good for 30 d iyg, 8 3.25.
J. 11. Fredricy, A gent.
Special Election otlcc.
Notice ia hereby giveu that u t-iico
ial election will b "id in the eity of
Hood River ou tbe 17th dby til l et.
ruary, 1908, at which tbe qti'tlitied
voteia of said city will vote upon thr
question ot whetbei said city td.ull i
sue bonds upon tbe oredit of tbe city
in tbe sum of 140,000 for tbe purchase
of the complete system of water
owned by the Hood Rivar Electric
Light Power & Water Co., at a prico
not to exceed $40,000 and for thecren
tion of a fund of $10,000, to lie uaod,
or so much thereof as may be neces
sary, in improving said water system
by tbe city ot Hood River, and in re
imbursing said city in the sum of
8500, for moneys expended by it in
the purchase of tbe Tucker spring;
said bonds to be of denominations ot
from $100 to $1000, as tbe purchaser
may desire, payable twenty years af
ter date, with interest thereon at tbo
rate of five per centum per annum,
with interet coupons attached there
to, and In all respects issued In ac
cordance with sect inn 102 of tbcCbai
ter of Hood River. Said election will
be beld in tbe oity ball in tbe city of
Hood River. Tbe polls will be opened
at 8 o'olook a. m. on tbe date of the
said election, and be kept open con
tinuously until seven o'clock p. ui. of
said day.
J. R. Mickelsen, City Recorder.
Judges of election A. N. Kiibm,
Geo. P. Croneli and O. B. Hartley.
Clerks of election W. C. Gilmoie
and W. E. Sheets.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, I-nnd office at
Tbe I ta I leu, Oregon, February 5, 190H.
Notice la hereby given tbat
JOHN WKHT,
of Hood River, Oregon, has fllt'd notice of bin
inlt-ntlon to make final five year proof In imp
port of hlt claim, via: HomcHtea't entry No.
11378, made Aug. 1, 1KB. for tbeJ iHVH. W'.i
aE!4of8ectlen5,andHKi4HKV-4 ofScetlon ,
Township 1 North, Htinge 11 K. W. M
and tbat intd proof will he made
before tbe I teg Inter and Receiver ut
The Dalles, Oregon, on March liitli, IwW.
He namea tbe following wltnenwn to prove
bie contlnuoua reHldence upon and cultiva
tion of the land, viz: William II. Uavla, Geo.
I). Culbertaon, Robert H. Kemp, Henry la.
Howe, all of Hood River. Oregon.
fl3 ml2 U. W. MOOKK, Register.
wLlS I Li
sometimes saves the timepiece. ! there is
with your clock or watch bring it to
D O IN G
Card of Thnnks
We wUb to tliiitik th rrmtiy kind
fi loud and oeUMiorH for their sym
pathy and IHn diirl'JU the illuess aud
daa b of out belo cd pr.n,
Mr. nnd Mrj. W. Flko.
t 60 YEARS'
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ttonsatrictlyrautlilentlal. HANDBOOK on Pateuls
sent tree. Oldent aaenry fur neruriiiir patent a.
I'atant Uaeu tbroutrn Munn & Co. rooalvs
tprcial notUt, without churna, in th
Scientific Hmerican.
A hundaomUT lllnstrateU wfwklf. 1rttmt rtf-
ciilutittii df nnv grieiHiOn tourtiaL Term, $3
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Bargains in
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Next Door to Postoffice
O N T HE
itsrarxxs f&X9ivsd
nnouncement
Vogt Bros, are now settled in their new
quarters and invite the inspection of
their new store by the public . v. .
They are better prepared than ever to
cater to the demands of their many
patrons, and offer the most complete
line of Gents Furnishing and Clothing
to be found in the city . . . .
Phone 491
Wood & Smith Bros.
Buy Your Fruit Boxes
AT
Hood River Box Factory
and Patronize Home Industry.
Best Quality Lowest Price
Home Made
Phone Main 71
8. STANLEY, Pres.
L SMITH, Vice-Pres."
The First National Bank
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Capital Stock, $50,000. Surplus, $15,000
The jrovernnu'iit of tiie United States requires from
each National Bank the publication five times a
jvar of a nworn statement showing the condition of
the bank.
It Tiuti!ies the directors of every irregularity, if
any, mmtioned in the examiner's report, and the
directors must make acknowledgment in writing that
they know the irregularity exists, and must make
immediate correction of the name. In brief, the gov
ernment exercises a close" but friendly, supervision
over all national banks with a single eye to ,the
interest of the depositors.
We offer you every advantage that per
tains lo a National Bank, and solicit your
patronage. v
HI LL
Our Groceries
Will build yon up! Their absolute
purity insures their wLoleaoraenets.
We caty to a daa of customers who
ant things ritsltt and appreciate our
efforts to satisfy In all particulars.
Canned Goods
In great variety and allot a superior
quality. Our prices will interest you.
Free Delivery
THE
E. O. BLANCHAR, Cashier
V. C. BROCK, Asst. Cashier
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