I
Sonb iSturr (Blartcr
Kned Kvery Thursday by
ARTHUR D. MUE, PuNlther.
U ISO II AM) THE Utl'lHLIcAN
I'AKTV
We coaie now to tbe question ol
labor tayi Wui. II. latt io hii speech
of aocejitance. Cue important phase
nf the policies of tbe present admlnia
trulioo ba been aa anxiety to secure
(or tbe wage earuer au equality of
opportunity au! uch positive statu
tory protection as shall lace him oo
a level iu dealing with bin employer,
The Kepublioau party baa panned an
employers' liability act for interstate
railroads, and baa established au
eight bour law for government em
ployes and on government construe
tion. Tbe essence of tbe reform
effected by tbe ioriner la tbe aboli
tion of tbe fellow-servaut rule, and
tbe introduction of tbe cornparativt
negligence theory by which an em
ploye injured in tbe service of bit
employer does not loie all of bit
right because of slight negligence on
his part. Iben there is the act pro
viding for compensation for iojurj
to government employe, together
with tbe various atatutea requiring
safety appliances upon interstate
commerce railroads for the pro tec.
tion of their employes, and limiting
tbe hours of their employment
These are all instances of the desire
of the liepubtioan party to do justice
to the wage earnei. Doubtless a more
comprehensive meaure for compensa
tion of government employes will be
adopted in the future; tbe principle
In such canes bas been reoogulzed,
and in tbe necessarily somewhat alow
oouise of legislation will be more ful
ly embodied In definite statutes.
The Interests of tbe employer and
tbe employe never differ except when
it comes to a division of tbe joint
profit of labor and capital into divi
dends and wages. This must be a
constant source of periodical discus
sion between the employer and em
ploye, as indeed are tbe other term
of tbe employment.
To give to employee their proper
position lu such a controversy, to en
able them to maintain themselves
against employers having great capi
tal, they may well unite, because in
union there is strength and without
It each individual laborer and employe
would bo helpless. The promotion ol
industrial peace through tbe instru
mentality of tbe trade agreemeut Is
often one of the results of suob union
when Intelligently oouducted.
There is a large body of laborers,
however, skilled and unskilled, who
are not organized into unions. Their
rights before tbe law are exactly the
same as those of the uuion men, and
are to be protected with the same
care and watchfulness.
01TOSKW TO CLASS JLKU1SLATI02V
In accepting tbe nomination for
Vice-President on tbe Kopublioan
tioket, Jarnea 8. Sherman defined tbe
position of tbe Republican party
stiougly in regurd to claw legislation,
lie sold :
"I emphasize ub my party'a creed
and my faith tbat iu legialation and
administration favor abould be ex
tended to 110 olasa, no aect, do race,
no section aa opposed to another. To
foster olasa hatred, to foster disoou-
tent, la uu-Kepublioau aud un-Ainerl
can. Our party stands on the declare
tion tbat all men are created with
equal rights aud it will bare no part
In tbe enactment or execution of any
law tbat does not apply alike to all
good American oitlzons; whatever
tbelr calling or wherever tbey live,
It will allow no man iu our land to
have advantage In law over any other
man. It offers no safeguard to cap
Ital that la not guaranteed to labor;
no protection to the workman that is
not Insured to Lis employer. It would
offer to each aud to both iu pursuit
of health and happiness and prosper
ity every possible advantage "
Prof. Langerook, a noted Socialist
worker mado an eloquent and interest
ing address on tbat subject at Odd
1'Vllows' Hall Tuesday eveuing. Tbe
principles of Sooialisni as outlued by
tbe speaker contained many truths
tbat tbo tbiulkug man may do well to
ponder on. Tba theory of social
equality which he advocated was
couched in lucid, moderate, language,
and it it were possible to put it iu
practice would undoubtedly make the
world a mm h better plao to live iu
and solve ,rnauy of the social prob
lems wthioh are today confronting the
civilized world. 'Io tbe great masses
P9
ARTHUR CLARKE
Ue WatchmaRer and Jeweler
however many of tbe professor' ideas
go over their beads and tb-y catch
only the superficial and dangerous
ones. Wheu'Hge'i shall Lave possibly
changed human nature the world will
be prepared for the doctrine of So
cialism, but we (ear tbat time will
never come.
A report conies to us as we go to
press that our good friend M. M. Hill
has received a hunch tbat unguis liry
au's election Leyoud tbe possibility
it defeat. The omen of victory cou
vista in a well defined "II. 19U8'
which that well known orcbardiet bas
discovered on tbe skin of a number of
bis celebrated Kpitzeuberg apples.
Mr. Hill la unable to account for
the presence of tho rujttlo characters
on the fruit of discord, other than
that they are tbe advance announce
ment that victory will perch on tbe
banner of tbe celebrated Nehraskan.
Aa a more probable theory we oiler
tbe Buggeation that they are a cabalia
tic message to tbo members ct De
mocracy In Hood Kiver valley not to
become disheartened and change their
vote before election day.
$400.00 FOR GOOD
ROADS FUND PAID
A. J. Eppiug who ii collecting sub
acriptions to tbe fund which will t.e
used to construct four milts i f goi.d
road out the west side of tbe i ul Icy
reports that be U having good Micce.s
snd ao lar bss had subscribed a good
part of tbe fund. As yet be bus riot
been able to reach all those who tub-
Mribed, but expects to call on then:
in a few days. Tbe subscriptions
paid In are as follows
Leslie liutler C'M.tK)
J. A. Kpplog .in (K)
C. K. llouo :t( . CO
K. II. Wallace 30. 0)
A. C. Lender 10. (K)
K. Brayford 5.00
b W. Angus 5.00
A.J. Dor by 5 00
Dr. II. L. Dumblo 15 00
t'baa. hall 15.(0
J. II. Ileilbronner A Co. IIO.OO
Houd Kiver Abstract Co. 5.00
Stanley Smith Lumber Co. 30. 00
Chas. A. looker '.!.". 00
K. P. Loomia 5. CO
C. D. Thompson lO.i'O
A. D. Moe 10.00
J U. Tate 10.00
W. I). Kogera 5 (H)
I E. UrosioH 10.00
(J. Li. Kobbins 10.00
K. N. lleuson 15 00
U. 1 Uilbert 15 00
Davidson Fruit Company 30.00
Total 100 00
Information for Voters
For tbe Information of votors we
publish beiow the candidates for lire
sldent and vice president on the Ore
tickets that have been placed iu uom
oation. The witor ill cast his I hI
lot for the electors of which there are
four for each party and are epeoitied
on the ballot. Do not make the mis
take of not votiug for four electors as
it insures the full voting power of
your ballot.
Ine candidates are aa follows:
Republican :
l''or President
WILLIAM 11. TAKT
For Vice-President
JAM KS 8. SHKKMAN
Democrat io:
for President
WILLIM J. BRYAN
For Vice-President
JOHN W. KEKN
Prohibition:
For President
KUUKNB W. CIIAF1N
For Vice-President
A A BON H. W ATKINS
Socialist:
For President
KUUKNK V UKliS
For Vice-President
BENJAMIN IIANFOKD
Independence
For President
THOMAS L. 11 ISO EN
For Vloe President
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES
Want Fruit DiNplnved at Seattle.
A meeting will be held in the Com
mercial Club rooms at 2 o'clock this
afteruoou, which will tie addressed by
W. II. Wehrung, and M W. Wisdom.
Proiidant and Secretary of tbo Ore
gon Commission for the Alafcku-Yu-kon
Paoitlo Exposition for the purpose
ol Interesting Hood River apple grow
ers and business men iu placing a per
manent exhibit or fruit at the oxp si
tion at Seattle. Realizing that tbe
fruit display at the Lewis & Clark fair
did Oregon an iuimenBo amount of
good, the oflluers of the Oregon Com
mission aud those ot tbe local fruit
fair asHooiation are anxious that Hood
River be well represented. It is buri
ed that tho meeting will be well at
tended aud tbat it is decided to place
a good display at the exposition trom
here.
j COFFEE
' You are both judce and
jury for Schilling's Best.
Your f rocer returns your uiouer If roll don't
Ilk 11: par him.
When You Need a W
You generally want to know the
time. Buy a CLARKE Watch.
It will do the work and is sold under
a positive guarantee.
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There are some big bargains in
Mackintoshes for Boys and Girls
These make the best of rain coats
for school wear. 2nd Floor
fit:- '---
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Copyright 1908 by
Hart Scraftner & Marx
$34,000 FOR
FORTY
ACRES.
Friday one of the biggcbt laud deals
ever cusimiruutoil 11 Hood limer took
(ilace today through tho r.geucy of J.
II. llcilhronrier it Co., when thev sold
ID acres of young orchard to W. If.
Dicker ou and P. W. Peck, of Minne
apolis, for :14,000.
I ho property whs owned by' Hurt
Van 1 1 tn 11, 11 wealthy oichiirdiht and
big apple opeiainr of New York, uud
was sold approximately for SUUU dii
acre. For trui's ihut nre net in hear
ing this is the hihe.vt price ever paid
for orchard itttid here. I ha purchas
ers will divide it into ill). aero tracts
and come here to rcHiile.
Another large nil - which '00k place
through the same company Friday was
the tniiialer nt 'JO acres, ciht. in bear
ing trees, belonging to S. P Rolph to
J. C. Saudturd, of Can pU'll, Sand
ford & Henley, u large food concern
of Portland, for ?13,UU0.
In the lulter shU Mr. llolph re
sorverf the crop which will amount to
several thousand dollars. Mei-srs.
Van lloru of the Davidson Fruit
Company and 11. F. Davidson are the
Urgent owners of orchard IhihI in
trees in the valley, their holding
amounting to txtAeeu 400 aud 500
a (ires.
Completing the Vast Side Bridge
The big shut which tho contractor
for tho approaches tor tbe new
bridge put iuto tho 1 1 ill oppoguite tbe
enhance to tbe bridge on the est
side was made suocsbtully Wednesday
morning. The only damage done wh
the destruction of one telephone pole.
Tho amount ot dirt removed in more
than siillicient to make tho till arid
with the exceptinu of the lime it will
require to t ho down tho old bridge
the road will not bo closed. Ily driv
lng'aruund thejlinttiin hill and com
ing in over the rrad trom the boat
lauding Hood River vehicles coining
form or going to the city can reach It
over the old brldge'wliu'h will be lelt
until Monday mm ning, w hen the work
ot removing it will le crinmenced. It
will then be necessary to close thi
bridge iu order In iisi1 ssme of the ma
teiiat 111 the uppruuchcH ot the old
ftructure in those for the new and
tralllc will probably bo interrupted
.Monday and luei-da.v.
The Columbia liridyo Compam
which had th i contract for building
the tirldgo completed it Wednesday
and shipped their oiittlt to (irant-
1'nss where they have a contract to
I blow a long span across the Rogue
River.
lined Reuils
Legislation
Meets.
Coniiiiitlec
A. 1. Mason, who is a meniher ot
the legislative committee of the State
(Iran e attended au Informal inoetiui;
ut Portland lust, week of the commit
tees of the various organizations who
are pirepuriug good 1 oads legislation
to be placed before the sthto lawmak
ers at the next Session of the legisla
ture. Ho far no definite action has
been tnken. but in the infonnnl dis
cussion which toe!; place it developed
that a niajoiity were iu favor of a bill
that would contain some of the fea
tures of the 'Johnson bill which was
intrduced iu the last legislature and
atch
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Fall
Doings
ail! showing t!iH usual
fietivity just now. I' re
parations for them
nuiHt include the mat
ter of correct clothes.
That is w here we come
in strong with
Hart, Schaffner &
Marx
fine Suits and Over
coats. We'll make you
ready for any kind of
business or any kind
of wea ther. We'll suit
anybody's tastes in
colors, style, pattern,
in quality and in low
price. Suits for
$8, $10, $12, $15
$18 and $20
That are the very best
"f values
also some of the piovlsious of the
measure whiob is being advocated by
tho State Good Roads Association.
Contrary to expectation tbe bonding
fenture of tbe latter measure did not
meet with aa much approval as was
riiiuoipated. It is expected, however,
to trimmer tbe unit ter dow u to definite
form at a meetiug whiob will take
place iu Portland in the early part of
November -and onueeutrare on some
msasure tbat will be satisfactory to
all tbo interests at stske.
"Bon Fulnno," the Wonderful Horse
The wouderful little horse, "Don
Fuliiiio," astonished the audience at
tbo Vogt theater Inst night with bia
knowledge of figures and his ability
to discern colors. Numerous horses,
whose owners have clnimed almost
buinun intelligence, have been exhib
ited and have excited wonder, but
"Don Fulano" has them all beaten to
a standi-till. He does not do tricks
tbat have been drilled into him, be
uses big br .ius. Some might think
that everything had been prearranged
to suit the act which tbe horse gave,
but such is not the oate as "Dou Fu
lano,M seems to have a thorough
knowledge of numbers from one to
niue and he easily umtohed the ool
ort which were displayed. Be held
his trainer' overcoat while be put it
on and lighted matches and ex
tinguished them at a word from Dr.
Ellis.
One of the feats perfoimed last
night whs having one of tbe apeota
t.ors draw a large figure on a piece of
paper and showing it to "Don Fu-
lano, wno immediately picked the
tlguie represented with out a woid be
lug spoken.
"Don Fulano," will be at the
opera house tbis week inclnding
Huuday uight. On Saturday after
uoou a special mntinee will be given
for ladies aud children aud Dr. Ellis
will nt tbe same time give a tree lec
ture ou the best friend ot man, the
horse, and also as to tbe cara and
treatment of dnmb animals.
Meeting of the Y
The Y. W. U. T. U. met at tbe borne
of Reverend Corman upon tbe even
ing of Uotoher 24. A very encourag
ing report rem the delegates sent to
the convention was listned to whiob
stated that the Hood River Y was
knowu throughout tbe state and was
tbe only one represented in Oiegon.
Yeted the Money
The electiou held ty tbe Hood Riv
er Irrigation District Saturday, to
provide funds to pay off several thou
sand dollars of current indebtedness
resulted iu voting tbe money. The
proposition is to levy a 13 mill tax
011 property under the ditch for tbli
purpose.
Box orspitz (io to Ireland
Hood River apples for Ireland la
the latest. WhUe tbe famous Hood
River Iruit bas been sent to most all
other parts of the civilized woild, so
far the shipment of a box to that
country Saturday by E. B. Long is
tbe first that baa been reported. Tbe
fruit wea sent to Mrs. A. Paoton,
Croascool Arbor, Bleselngton, Ire
land, and wag ordered by Dr. A. C.
Pantou, of Portland, tbe former being
his mo' her. Tbe box sent weie 3,'
tier Spitzeuheigs aud with tbe express
charges will cost the sender lu the
neighborhood of $7.00.
Hail Pleasant Visit at Astoria
In order to be present at tbe con--ti
tut inn of Astoria's new Commaud
eiy of Knights Templar, which look
1 1 ice last Friday, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
La lawny and Air. aud Mrs A I).
Mxo went there lad week The party
le t ' eio Thursday airiviug at As
toria Friday morning. Ah grand
sivoid hearer to the State Command
uiy, Mr. Faraway, wlis au active par
ticipant in the oercmouies. Tbe name
of the now commaudery is St Aide
mar Commaudery, No. 11, Kuigbts
Templar, and the ceremunies were
very impressive.
Friday afternoon the visitorr wero
the guests of Crlleclor ot Customs
YUUregor who took them to tbe Co
lumbia jetty on the revenue cutter
auil trom there they look a five n.ile
ride on mi inspection trsln ou the
jetty out to Res. The experience is
slid by the members of tbe paity to
have been a veiy novel and interesting
one. Friday retilig a his thsh bao
(jiiet was served that included about
everything that swims In tbe Colum
bia river or the Pacitio Ocean, and
tbe visito s speak In the highest
terms of their tine eotertaiunieut dur
ing their stay iu tbe Salmon city.
For aale A large quantity of la Inch pine
wood, also 4 foot oak; will be sold cheap If
taken at once as we need the caali. Call at
Koekford store or I'houe lS3x Home. o2t
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&e Paris Fair
"THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU HONEY"
New Suits For
Ladies
We have just opened up another shipment
of ladies tailored suits that are certainly
all right and as usual will not last long
by the way they are going. So call early
and select your Suit while the assort!) ent
is complete.
Ladies' Tailored
Skirts
of all the newest weaves and
and pretty stripped mixtures, made
the very latest styles. Skirts for
$1.50, $2, $2.50,
Ha
?4 ana up
We Sell all Kinds of Incandescent Lamps
Also Electric Motors, Electric Sad Irons and All kinds of Heating and Other
Electric Apparatus.
We have sold the wiring and supply business to The Wiring & Supply Company.
THE LIGHT (Q. WATER CO.
New Arrivals
AT THE STAR GROCERY
New Crop English Walnuts
New Crop Soft Shell Almonds
New Raisins, Currants, Dried Peaches and
Apricots
New bulk sweet, sour and Dill Pickles
New Bulk Queen Olives
New Hood River Honey
Yours for "Good Things to Eat."
HANNA & PER1GO
HOOD RIVER BEATS
GOLDENDALE 7to0
The Hood Rivor II ih School foot
ball team went to Uoldendale Friday
where they crossed swords with the
Uoldendale Hlh School eleven on tbe
gridriou and defeated them to tbe
tune of 7 to 0. The local boya played
a fine game and 'bowed much im
provement Hi nee their laet game.
Under tbe competent coaching ot J.
Van Niece Kaudy tbe team tbis year
is fast developing iuto a strong ama
teur junior eleveu and U putting up
an article of football tbat desrvea tbe
support of all interested in tbia One
sport.
Tbe (loldendale game was played
before a large attendance and in fce
of considerable Interference and bol
ligerency on the part of many ot tbe
spectators. Twc twenty minute
halves were played, tbe Drst half be
ing a botly contested struggle, wbioh
was characterized by strong steady
playing on both sides with the advan
tage slightly iu favor cf Iloode Kiver
who soored two points.
In tbe second balf Hcod Kiver
showed ita supremacy by eooring a
t luob down on two ruus of thirty
yards each by Baker and Bell and pre
venting its oppeueuts from getting
over tho line with the ball. The pnorn
7 to 0 wan caused by tbe looal boys
fail inst to kick goal. I
Umpire and releree were J.
Van
and
wbo
Niece Bandy lor Hood Kiver
Prof. McKn'ght tor Uoldendale,
alternated.
Oregon's .New Election Lfiw
It is nnlawfull on elect ion day
To hire vehicles to haul voters lo
and from tbe polls;
To blre any oue to work nt the
polls, except to challenge persons not
quail bed to vote;
"To wear any political bHdge or in
signia at tbe polls;
l'o distribute cards or campaign lit
erature at tho poll; or to work r.t
tbe polls in auy way lo intlueuoe vot
ers ;
To do atu thing to influence voters
Under tbe terms of Oregon's uew
corrupt practice aot, passed ly the
people io June, the Presidential elec
tion November 3 ail I te just a plain
election, without any frills nothing
tut tbo polls, tbe election board end
tl.e voters Ibe timt-heuoi ed gaunt
let ol political woikers handing out
cauls which the voter bas always to
run, is now illegal.
Ibe reluotaut voter who has i ailed
for his party enthusiasts to hunt Lint
cut aud take bitu to tbe polls iu car
riage or back must walk, pay car fare,
or stay away. No person is permit
ted to use any effort, at tbe pells or
away from them, on electicn day to
iuflueuce tbe vole of any one iSotue
sections ot tbe corrupt practices act
relating to election day follow;
styles in plain
in
$3
25c,
"It shall be unlawful for any person
to pay another for any loss or damage
dne to attendance, at tbe polls, or in
registering, or for the expense f lie
transportation to or from ILi
"No person shall pay foi leitonal
service to lo performed on ILe day of
any election, lor any purpose con
nected therewith, except for the hir
ing of persons whose sole duty is to
act aa challengers, and watch the
ocunt of olllcial ballots.
"No person shall buy, sell, give or
provide auy political badge, button or
other'iueignia to be worn at or about
tbe polls on the day of any eleoMon,
and no such political badge, button
or other iuslgnia shall be worn at or
about tbe polls ou any electiou day.
"It shall be unlawful for any per
son at any place on the day of any
election to ask, solicit or in any man
ner try to induce or persuade any
voter on such electiou day to vote for
or refrain from votiug for auy candi
date or tbe candidates or ticket of any
politioal party or organization"
Tbe last section above quoted would
prohibit tbe banners, beretotore com
mon, bearing the legend, "vole the
Straight Kepublican Ticket" lu
fact, this section prohibits all poiiti
cal activities ou election day which
would in any manner tend to inllu
once a voter as lo how be khould vote.
MOUNT HOOD.
All persons interested in seenrirg a
circulating library are requested by
tbe committee' to meet at, the church
immediately after prayer meeting
inursoa.v;einiini.'.
T.011 Maid win is t. 3 ildiug a little
summer hooie t u hi land adjoining
ois moiDei s tun e.
Mason Baldwiu is I ouie from 1'ort
land for a short time.
Last
George
at U. J,
week
Piatt
the yuutig i eople yave
a iittlu sun rise rurtv
Mclsaai
s residence
tleorge Pitt
left for his
home in
Iowa, tridny. We hope
Mount Hood well enough
back in tbe near fiHute.
he likes
lo come
Mr. Mcl-jlroy is buffering
from i
auaoa or lumoago.
Plasterero me busy at wcrk on W.
S. tliibble's uew house.
K N. Cribble is having Imul.er
hauled on his place, noith of A, B.
Billiuns farm, for buildiug purposes.
Tbe Developnieut Ltague met latt
week and discussed nnuy interesting
enhjents. among other th'u e-, free ov
livery of tbo mail, cirri litu g library,
special road tax, etc. Kerjono in
terested in the improten r tit ol th.
upper vnlley should attend I be next
meetiug November 17th.
Mr. Dietz of Hood River drove out
Mor:day Hti.l look pictures ol tbe two
schools uud tbe church.
A. P. Hati bam was a
Monday,
Mnitr visiter
era
LADIES TRIMMED HATS
A good assortment
2nd Floor
Men's Flannel
Shirts
In a big variety suitable for any kind o
wear, single or double breast Flannel
Shirts for
85c, $1, $1.50 and up
Heavy Tw illed Shirts, Flannelette shirts,
etc., good, full cut, re-o reed across
shoulders, double-stitched, good grade
pearl buttons, one and two pockets,
a splendid satisfactory line for
40c, 45c, 50c, 75c and up
Boys' Shirts
In all sizes in Madras and Twilled Shirt
ing for
40c, and up
Wanted To borrow t?M) on good unim
proved 4(1 ere tract of fruit land lu the White
Salmon- Kor further particular!! address G,
(jlHcierotliee. o2a
Kor Hale Youne pins, 8 weeks old. J2aple .
Kniilru of Peter Mohr, Phone ilil-'Jx. oSli
Wanted Housekeeper on ranch close In on
Kast Hide. Man, little girl, 14 months old
baby. Address M. K., care Glacier. tf
For Wale Good set double light wngon har
ness. Had but Utile wear and will be sold
cheap. Cull at Kock ford Store; Home phone
ls:)-x. oa
''or Sale Mrs. Hiayford wishes to Inform
the lovers of pure Plymouth Hock chickens
that she has h few choice young toosters and
piillclH for sale. These are from tho Block
that wfs exhibited at'l'he Dalles show Febru
ary i7. 1SKW, and captured two second and one
special prize. Hockfoin Poultry Yards, Hood
River. oJ
Kor Sale Grapes for Jelly, 2 cents u pound.
J. Adrian Kpplng. I'houe lmtR
WANTKD .Success Magazine requires the
services of a man iu Hood River to look alter
expiring subscriptions and to secure new busi
ness by means ol special methods unusually
etloctive; position permanent; prefer one with
experience, but would consider any applicant
with good natural quullllcatlons; salary 4l.nl)
per day, with commission option. Address,
with references, K. (J. Peacock, Room 102,
Success Magazine Hldg., New York. nl2
Wanted-A man to helD dlur well, llnuid
and lodging lurnished. Address G. T. Conlev.
Route 1, box 277.
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Wanted We have customers waiting lor
small orchard tracts, both planted and un
cleared. If the price Is right we can sell a
number of 5, 10, and 15 acre properties. Write
at once giving full details. MacKae & Angus,
4;)2 Chamber of Commerce, Portland.
Cow For t-ale-glvlng i gal. of milk per
day 8:0. A. It. Duncau, Vieulo. ul2
Wnnted-A good young team. OmarDeWItt,
Odell, R. F. D. No. 1. nl'J
tnrtiule-5 room house and lot 50x100 In
('re's addition; a bargain. Inquire 8. M,
Blowers. nig
Wanted to Kent three or four unfurnished
rooms or small bouse, by man and wife, at
once. Address lock box 727;
Wanted Several loads of carrots for stock
feeding. Name quantity an lowest price.
Address J. O. Goldthwalte, K. F. 1). So. 1,
Hood Kiver. ulll
Kor Mule A good established business 0n
Onkstreet. Will takefOOO cash capital. Kent
reasonable. Inquire of J. U. Hunt, Hood Riv
er, Ore. P. O. Box 217.
IMinentinn jllmber for sale at fr per thou
sand. Inquire of E. W. Wlnans, pood River,
Ore.
Strayed One light, red cow with white
spots, no brands. Owner can have same by
calling on R. W. Ordway aud paylug charges.
Phone Farmers 128.
For Sale Fine roll-top desk7oodas"iiew.
Phone 163-M.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Not Coal Land.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
Oct, 19, 11KIH.
Notice is hereby given that
CARLTON H. VAUGHAN
of Hood Kiver, Oregon, wbo, on September 2i,
Id's, made timber and stone nnnliimtmn vv.
0I0S9 forNWjNW!4 Sec. 35, Twp. 9, N Range
rj," uiniiieue ivieriaian.nas nied notice of in
tention to niHke linal limber and stone proof,
to establish claim to the land above described
before the Itegister and Receiver of the V H.
Land Olllce. at The lislles. Ommn. on ih
4th day of January, 100a.
Claimant names as witiipsKps Tnhn u
("nibertson, Jiu-ob M. Scbmeltier, Truman
liutler, Harold llersliuer. all or Hood Riwor
Oreiron. i' w unnur '
C. W. MOORE.
o29-d:u
Receiver.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed bv the Honorable County
Court of Hood River County, State of Oregon,
to be Administrator of the estate of T. A.
vanausdal, deceased; aud all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
lo present tho same lo ine, at Hood River,
Oregon, duly virlti-d. within six months
after the date of the first publication of Ibis
m"'- , J. I. MILLER,
o-a-nj0 Administrator
R. J. BRUNS;
TINSMITH
Cornice skylights, blowpipe furnace,
guttering and all kinds of light and
heavy iron work promptly attended lo.
Shop 256 Cascade Ave.,
Next door to D. McDonald's slore.
Phono 92.
Knterlaliinic nt for Park Grange
Hoi Ho! for Park (Jrauge. Mr.
Louise Uoddard will reudnr nnn nf
her most popular literary and muainnt
entertainnxuts agisted bv her ounila
at Park Granae. ttia Frirlav aonino
October 30tb. Evervbodv Anrriinli
invited to come. Adnlta rvWi. chil
dren 25ctg. '