The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 19, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHOUD RIVES ULAOIER THUKBDAY, KOVEliBgR ifl, iflOS. (two Issued Kvery Tbnrtday by ARTHUR D. MOE. PubM.hw. Now tbat tlocd Kivei ii talking bout atrtet oars, The Uallea bat got the ferec, id the Chronicle aaya tbat tbero ia a rumor afloat tbat a oar ine g ioou to bb built in tbBt city. It may ha that tba extfDulon or me Hood Hirer line la through to The Dalles. to ba pubbed Ihe big booster meeting at White Salmon Saturday thowa an awakeniug In the thriving Noitb Uauk town orosa the river that bowa It U on the way to rnoBperity and the tart ot the buildina of a city. .The new rail road will help oudeifully iu dbvelop inn that vide of tint river, and there ia no reason why White rjslmou ehould mt tin the most famous town on the road between Portland end Spokane, as Hood River ia the brightest spot along the O. K. & N. 'J. be enthusiasm manfetted ty the Mt. Hood Deoole in undertaking to build a cat line to traverse the upper valley and ran lo this oity, is com mendable. and Is of that Hood River spirit which baa pushed this valley to the front. The underthkiiig if a big 0D8, and means a lot of work to be dona by the promotors, before even a onod start la made, and we wish them success. Ihe whole valley is in terested in a oar line, not only on the east side ot the river and the upper valley, but also on the west aide, whore Mr. Bell and his associates oomtemDlate buildina a line. While the city of Hood River does not want to be burdened with several street oar franchises, any legitimate enterprise of this kind will have no trouble In getting Into the Oity. The city wanta to see street cars wbiob start some whore and go somewhere, with the terminus at the boat Hues and rail roads, and will give every encourage ment to such projeots. The funds raised for a good road on the west side, and now In the banda of a committee to expend for tbut purpose, will probubly result in a small pieoe of permanent road. If tbat is doue, it will demonstrate tbat permanent road building Is the only method lo pursue to get proper re sults with ultimate eoomomy. The main trunk roads out into the valley sh'MiM all be maondamized ur oiled, or both, uo matter what the cost, and the sooner a start is made in tbat direollon, the better. A steam roller and a rock crusher are tbe llrst two pieces of machinery necessary to build roads, aud should be the first expen diture of publio money. Tbe cost would be too great to oover the valley with permanent roads of crushed rook and gravel the first year, but several miles of permanent road each year should be built, extendiug thorn as ' fust as possible. Such roads oan be theu kept in rupalr at a minimum ex pense, and aside from tbe greater economy iu tbe loug run, they will afford a saving of mouey and time continually In tranaportatlon over them. 'Ihey will also eucoursge home soekers to come to Hood River valley to make thulr homes, and enhance the value of the farm property. There is no doubt that some soit ot state legis lation will be passed this winter, look ing to state aid, wbiob will help pro gressive communities wbo are dis posed to do something themselves, but a system cf permanent good reads should be started at ouoe In any event. OliHurvcd Tlenian Day The Masonio Lodge observed Tie- man Day at their ball Wednesday evening, November 11, In an appro priate manner, and the meeting was attended by a large gathering ot mem bera of tbe ordet. The oocaslon is an annual event, November 11 belug set aside toi a Masonio meeting In mem ory of Heury Tiemau, who willed bis property to the lodge for tbe purpose of building a bime for the Masonio bodies. W. L. Clarke read a very interest ing paper on the life of Mr. Tiemau in Hood River, and be waa followed by K. L. Smith, wbo reviewed the early lite of the sailor wbo was with Commodore Peiry when the latter broke down tbe barriers of Japan aud opened up to tbe woild the oommer oial relatiuus of that oouutry. He couoludod bii remark! with a review of tbe inoideuts counaotod with tbe coming ot Mr. Tiemau to Hood River, settlement in the upper valley, becom ing a member of the order and Dually leuvingJliiB property to the lodge. I' rank V. Drake, of l'ortlaud, waa the principal speaker of the evenlug, reading a paper whloh be had prepar ed ou Masonry, whloh whs greatly enjoyed. Au oyster supper followed Iu tbe liauuuet room, and a few remarks were made by local mombors to add to he enjoyment of tbe oocaslon. Ministers' Meeting Kigbteen ministers and their wives of Hood River valley and oity gather ed at the parlors ot the Mount Hood Hotel Monday morning for a social session, which was highly enjoyed by all. After au exobauge of greetings and good fellowship, the nompany re tired to tbe dining room, - where banquet was spread. ihe flower decorations were rare aud most beautiful while the Hue chicken dinner louiid favor In a cul tivnted appetite, liest of all were the upicy aud inspirational (speeches, Aiuoug the visitors were Revs. Skip worth of The Da lien and Tate, Mollnr miok and White ot Hood River. The ministerial association speak loud Jo piaise ot the kiuduess ot Mr. aud Mr h. lie 1 1 aud closed tbe festivities by having their pioturea taken. . Itrt tor Long Distance Service Mauaer W. K. Merrill, of tbe Pa oltio States Company ia io tbe city und nays they are rebuilding tbe long distance liue between here and Port laud. Hood River will have three di rect oirouita to Portland, while there ia only one now. Tbe liue is complet ed as far as Troutdale, and 100 men are workiug from that point east. Tiny will reach here some time in Deoember with tbe completed line. The system is being standardized, new oopper wires and new poles re placing tbe old material, and will result in a much improved service, besides doing away with tbe delay uow caused by uo overworked wire, HOOD RIVER APPLES ABOVE ALL OTHERS As an unsolicited testrmonial of tbe superiority ot Hood River apples over all competitors we publish a portion of a letter received by trie nooa i.ivtr Apple Growers' Onion from Stein- burdt & rieiiy, ew lorn my, woo purchased tbe Union's fancy apples this season, which reads as follows: New Vork City, Nov. lo, Hood River Apple Growers' Union, Hood River, Or. -non. Uentleiuen Tbe market was very weak today on ordinary stuff, and you are no doubt aware that theie are thousands and thousand ct boxes of apples coming iu dally now. Wbeu tbe writer waa on tbe dock tbis morn ing be counted twenty-two cars of box apples, aud they seemed to be moviug pretty alow, but for your sat isfaction and especially for your de lectation we desire to btate tbat your Iruit bas absolutely no competitors. Your fruit Is in a class I y Itself. It may be a poor business policy on our part to praise your fruit to this ex tent. However. e feel it is due to you and to tbe growers in your valley, and vou onubt to know the exact truth about tbe stock you are ship ping. Without any Question' of i doubt tbe Hood River Apple Growers' Union rack, cradinu aud Quality stand fur above anything ever put ou tun irar ket. aud as we said betore sou have abjolutely no competitors. We would not care if there were a hundred cars a day Iu this market, we teol tbat they oould not hurt your fruit, as li stands absolutely in a cIhss by itself, and we fear uo competitors from any source, at least not this year hnyliow. We are gottiug hurt iu tbis market uow from all seutlous of tbe North west and have thoroughly examined all the fruit coming from these other sections, aud we Und there Is nothing oan touch youra. Without, any doubt you aie shipping us the fluent fruit grown In tne world, aud we are very proud tbat we are handling it ou tbis end. It you will last continue grading and packing as well as you bave doue so far this season, you are bouud to wlu out and do better fur the growers of your Union every year. Tours truly, Steluhardt & Kelly. Death of J. IV. Laiiterbach John W. Lauterbacb, proprietcr ot the Hotel Washington, White Sulnion, died at tbe St. Vincent hospital in Portland, on the morning of Tuesday, November lUtb, and was buried from the parlors of the hotel be bas so euc oesfully conduoted for the past tour years. Interment waa in Odd Fellows cemetery Wednesday afternoon. lnus ends a life as varied arid ro mantic at one generally reads of even in novels. Mr. Lauterbacb was a Ger man by birtb, aud was born and grew to manhood in tbe Kingdom of Prus sia. He was a soldier during the Franco-Prussian war in tbe early seventies, and bis thrilling experi ences and hairbreadth escapes wouid almost till a volume. At tbe oloto of tbe war be received from bis king tbe Iron Cross of Pussia, wbiob is a oeo oiation very seldom bestowed, and then only tor exceptional bruvery. After coming to this couutry Mr. Lauterbacb entered the culinery de partment ot a steamship company ruu- niug out ot San 1'iBiicisco to the Ori ent, and was aoon steward ot n snip. He wag afterward on the Alaska run In tbe same capacity. He came to White Salmon to Jive about five years ago and purohaaed the property on whioh the hotel uow stands, from his brother, R. Lauterbacb, aud expend ed about 110,000 on improvements. Deo ased will be sorely missed by the business men of the community as well as by tbe patrons of the hotel. His disoousolate wife bas the deepest sympathy of tbe eutire community. iiingen Observer. Will llulld a Uarge Dr. Watt has commenced tbe erec tion of a garage on bis lot north of Snow & Upsou'a blacksmith shop, which will be used by be Boue-llrock DeWitt Co. The building will be two atorles, 30x50 feet. The lower story will be of stone aud tbe upper one of oemeut blocks. The oonipauy iuteuded to build a garage on tne corner or Oak and Ninth at-eest, but on aoonunt of ob jections from property owners in tbe Ticiuity deoided to come down nearer tbe business portion ot tbo city. "1 do not see wby objection is made to a garage ou tbe residence distnot, ' said Mr. DeWitt, "because iu eastern cities that is where they build them. Customers, and especially ladies, who wish to take an automobile ride, do not euro to go down town to got tbe machine. Of course, iu case of machine shop it Is dltfereut, but a garage In cities Is built alongside of Hue residences and uo objection Is raised, but we deoided to go dowu towu bere rather than cause any hard feelings among our neighbors." the building will be a roomy one, lire proot, and give room (or a large ttorehouse fur cars ou rale, as well as a plane for the automobiles iu iik by the company. First Train on Kill Kond The llrst regular passeuger train to leuve Portland over the North Hunk road (or Pohoo got way Tuet-day morning from the new lloyt afreet station' just estublished by the new Hill liue in its (reight terminal yards. Tbe train was well tilled with pvuseug- era aud the indications are that tho new road will hare a large btiHines Into the territory rached by its lino, Hopes are entertained by the Hill O impany tbut an eutrauce may lie eitouted to tho Union deqt by some arrangement to be made later with the directors of tbe Northern P:tiillo Terminal Compuay, a Hairiman cor poratiou, but up to this tiino, negoti ations to that end hare heeu fruitless. However, a separate pasHouger station for the Hill trains only is not yet pro jeoted unt il all hopes of being allowed to eutor the Union depot aie abaud oned. One of the'frelgbt sheds at Klevtuth and lloyt stieeta bas rieou traxuform eJ into a oozy passeuger statiou und VV. V. Wilkes, local freight agent, is In charge. 1). W. Coate has been ap pointed ticket agent. O. M. O linen bus been made chief clerk iu tbe looal fi eight ottlce Oregouinu. Jiew Dentistry I'irm Urn. Arnold aud K'upp buve pur chased tbe dentistry business of Ur. Jones, and tbr new firm will be kuown as Arnold & Kupp. lioth members of the firm are graduates from tbe Uni versity of lowa, and 'J)t. Arnold has been practicing In Portland for two or three years. Or. Jones is uow lo cated in Portland, and has many friends bere wbo wlsb him success. The new firm will continue tbe busi ness or Or. Jones in too urosius building, and we welcome them to tbe business oommuulty. Tabic Linens, Napkins, Table Clothes, Fancy Chinaware. 'A fine assortment rightly priced. r i ; ' f r-v HOOD RIVER FAIR IN NEW YORK New Y ir!i, Nov. 18. Hood lliver Olucier : Tbe Hood Hirer tipple (sir opened today under uuapioiea of Hteinhardt and Ho ly end wns au enormous huo- oetis. ihe estimated aiteminiice is u- tween fifteen end twenty It.oosmd It is pronounced by presa mill publio tbe most rmimdons exhibit nt its kind ever beld in the ei't-t. 'the evening Post ohIIs it the in out inspiring exhi bition ever beld. I ho trade druply went wilil over the heutity ot tho fruit displayed. SSteinhnrdt & Kelly. At the dote ot the Hood liiver fruit fair 2U.'i boxes of apples which were on diwplny and belonging to members of the Union were shipped to Stein bardt & Kelley for exhibition pur poiei, and one of the big dooks in New Vork city was secured for the purpose, hitters from there, r-.tiiln that there wns only one objection to the rise of the doc It tor thut purpose, und tbut whs overcome. I'lin P lef were cerefully repacked from the ex hibition boo h here, and will give New Vork u nhow thiti will be uppro- ciHted aud ouce more demonstrate that Hood Hiver stands lit the top among the tipple prcdiicini! countries of tbo world. Will Dedicate Nev, lliirli School Saturday evening cf this week the uow bigh school building will bo ded icated with Appropriate ceremonies. State Superintendent AcUnrman will be present ond make a short address, followed by Kt-v. J. O. Tnto. It was expected that the dedication cere monies would bn bold curlier in the week, but the date was made to suit the convenience of the statu superin tendent who could not come before that ti mo. The occasion will he an enjoyable one, and the exercise- will be held in the new building. Tbe new building will bo rendy fur ocaupauoy on Monday toHoving Thanksgiving, ut which tune the different school rooms will be moved from their temporary miurteris to the new location. The Vunil rliilt Displuy Tbe following From tbo Oregoniuu gives au aocount of the display ot up pies iu Portland this week being mude hy OHcrr Vandorimt : So many displays of Oregon re duced appleH hare been made in Poll land that comparisons have bi'Cone tiresome. In fact, tl.e spirit of com petition among the produceis hits reached a stage that itu exhibit lit tracts any attention from tbo genend publio it must meusiiro right up lo perfection from a horticultural viotv point. Oscar Viinderbilt of Hood Kiver, yesterday cqiupleted urruugnig In the Fifth-street show window of tho Meier A Frank compiiny a display of upples growu hy himself, aud it ut traded crowds all day long. ihe show window exhibit cousistn of boxes, while on the third llui r of the department store lire in ruuged UK) tioxss, comi rising id vaiii lics I Deluded iu the unusual exhibit are iiiUtchlt'sa samples of tho Winter liu nanus, a pHrt of the same crop of which Mr. Vundei uilt shipped to King Kdwurd. lltnidea the inter Hhiiiiiiuh the exhibit Include the follow ng va rieties: Hulomes, Wiuesaps, liald wius, Spitzenbergs, Yellow Newtowns, KlickitutH, Mammoth lihicli Twigx, Arkansas lilaeks, Stark", llanos, Northern Spies, and Delirium. The lust uamed Ih comparatively a ne v va riety in this state, but us quality sue cessfuly refutes the sligbtcit inlinm tion thut it is a misnnmer. From n si-lttsh lliiumdul considera tion, Mr. Vundorhilt evpluined yester day thut the matter of arranging mu h an exhibit does not pay. The expense of bringing such a display to Putt laud Irom lined Kiwr ,uore than equals the fancy pi ices an udniiriug public willingly pays for such iucon, purable fruit. "The real object 1 have in going to tbe trouble in making such au ex hibition," said Mr. Vunderhilr. "is to get Oregon inns to invest in a l ex of fruit aud send it to Faslern friends as ludisputuhle proof of tne hiirtii iil tural possibilities id this slate. I'ni thermore, 1 hare aUay-t lauded Ore gon as an ideal apple-grovinti state and 1 desired to courince the dubious ones, if there are any, that 1 kuo what 1 was talking ub.iiit." lbo display will be on ex1, it it for tho remainder ot the week. Herbert Booth was a Hood Kiver the week. Kin.;, ot Poilland, visitor the first ut' 1011 KENT Four furnished rooms to rent; rea sonable price; iuquire at tbis otllce. "THE I 1IL. .1 Good Clothing For Hen and - Boys' Clothes Thutnre iii.ule right ami priced right. Wo luive never had such a splendid lot of finst class clothing for you to select from as now. Suits and Overcoats that are perfection in fit, style and finish and made of the very newest weaves. We want to show yon what we have, anyway, even though you do not want to laiv right away. S$8'$I0 $12 and up to it splendit Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suit or Overcoat $18 $20 for Completing: Senrlce on the Upper River Dori-ey IS. Smith, general manager of the Open Hirer Transportation Co., was in the city Tuesday and appoint ed J. A. Strarmban agent (or the line at Hood Hiver and tbe Faihioo Htables will hereafter meet all boats cl that lino at the regulur landing Mr. Smith sulci that a wharf boat would be built at once, bo tbat all freight arriving mi the bouts cau be taken euro of. Mr. Smith is anxious that tbe oity of Hood Kiver mnintaln an open wburf near the old mill site I of the Oregon Lumber Co , where tbe city have ti right nf-way to the river, ir nintiiiuirjg a landing that would be Hvmlulil'i in bigb and low water aud which can be used by auy boat. Mr. Sinth culled attention to the (act that cheBp friegbt rntea at Hood Uier was on account of the wuter transporta tion and thut the 'out linos mu-t "he encouraged by giving them a share of tne iiOHineKS. lie said he was much grutiUed by promises ot huisnesj all along the line. Next H:ri urdiiy the new steamer, In land lOmpire, will he lauuehed nt Oe lilo and the Ui-lilo Fulls another steamer uow building, will be launched later. Jihese to bouts will tfike cure of the'trufllo ou the upper river and will run through to Lewis ton. Tbis will result la a great low ering of freight rates all along the line. M. II. Nickleseu hud business at The Dalles yosterdsy. , Will Kand boarded the local for Portland yesterday afternoon. O. V. ttults, of Omaha, is visiting liia brother, A. Units, in the Helmont district, and expects to leave (or homo Friduy. Mrs. Sum White is tired of buying ground cotlee. She buys Folger's Golden Oate whole roast and grinds it. Arnold & Hupp make plates that fit. A. S. Keir was iu Portland Friday. Sheriff Morse bad business at Spo kane this week. For Painless; Extraction see Arnold & Kupp, the Dentists. J Miss Teal returned yesterday from a visit to Portland. Have your teeth attended to lefuie winter by Arnold it Kupp. For a nent piece of cr,wn and bridge work ee L1'8 Arnold & Kupp. Mrs. J. F. Uutobelder returned Tuesday from a visit at Portland II. F. Davidson had business in Portlaud a couple of days last week. Wui. Peterson, of Whito Sulnion, had business in Hood Kiver jester duy. Miss Carrie liyerlee, of St. Johns, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Oeo. II. Lynn. J'ldue Tanner, of Portland, was a visitor in tho city the latter part of the week. Koswell Shelley and wire v.ere up yesterday f tun Carson attending bibdnees mutters. to Mrs. M. L. Carter and daughter of Centralis, Wash., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Hall last week. Kev. W. C. Gilmore was In Portland Monday evening on business connect ed with Oreogu state missions. O. K. Cornish, who has been spend ing a few weeks with S. P. Kolpb and ismily, left .tr Portland Tuseday. i F. H. Jackson, liert Strauabnn and .). K. Nickleseu -and sun, Don, left i ye-terday ou a goose buut ut Arling j ton. ; A. A. J ay ne, J. L. Henderson and 1 K. H. Ilartwig attended the treetlug ot the Oiegon liar .Association at i Portland this week. ' Dr. M. K. Welch, veterinary surgeon, i has acre le i tne ugMicy ol tbo National j l ive Stuck Insurance Association, and ;s r. adv to insure live stock against j deal h Irom tiny ciium-. In "Hi. iicn in Arizona" the man iiKcuibiit has lour special mammoth, Irenes of Kooky Mouutain and west ei n seei cry w hich have cilled for tin enormous outlay which thoy (eel ton lldent will be liberally endorsed by the f lieatie-golng publio. "Bunco iu Viizona" will be the attiscton fct tbe 0 era home rn hii :y, Nov. 20 D. II. Suith has cpened the Com mereial Clnl: booth near the depor, , aud will en eav r to sell enough fruit, picture curds, etc., tt make it prolitable (or bi'n to keep the booth open. It has heeu a mutter of much regret that. Mr. Wilaou louud it nec cssary to close the booth, which is one of the best advertisements for the valley that rould be devised, and encouragement should be giveu Mr. Smith Iu every way to keep the booth ' open to the public Uie Paris Fair vTflDP THAT CAVES VAII 1 HIM. Ilini Mil .1 IIIIJ Special Ladies' Shoes $1.98 We are offering a big bargain in these Shoes for anyone that can wear a 2 or .l size; strictly up in style, of the very best leather in turn or welt soles; shoes that are worth from a third to a half more than we are asking. You can afford tt) buy these and lay them aside for awhile at this price. Special the pair $1.98 Special Here is a good buy for you in an absol utely all wool piece of SACKING .r( inches wide. Special, the yard $1.00 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 ffit WATER CO. X mas Are in transit, but your everyday wants can be taken care of now. It is the policy of this store to give satisfactory service. Try us if you are not already in the habit of trading here. Hegular delivery to customers in city between 4 and 0 o'clock P. M. Special delivery any time. Use your phone. It. F. D. patrons phone , our orders in time for the mail carrier. : : : : The HALL DRUG STORE Arnold PENTISTS Arnold & Kupp, Dentists, guarantee all work. ., . ... . ... r, 4, , ,j society, will give a tirtbday social at U ....... .... . w . .. the residence ot Mrs. 11. 1'. Davidson, Friday afteruooo, November 20. Kv- erybody cordially invited to attend. Mrs. 1'luoh, nurse at the Cottage hospital, left Monday on a short vacation, which she will spend visit ing at Portland aud iu Eastern Wash ington. Mrs. S. W. Arncld left last week tor the east, where si e will visit fiioudaand relatives (or a couple of mouths, returning by the southern route to California, to visit lu tbat .state. Trie meeting of the Woman's Alli ance of tbe Unitarian church which was to bave beeu beld at tbe borne of Mis Far nk Chaudier on Friday, No vnmber 20, has been postponed until Friday, Nevember 27. , Union Thanksgiving services will be beld Thursday, November 26, at 10:30 A. M. at the Christian church. Kev. J. O. late so well and (avorably i known bere will preach. A union choir will load tbe service of snug. : Let there be a fulU representation nt every family in tbe city present. Roy Denn end C. M. Shaw bave purchased tbe interest ot 11. II. liailey iu the Flectric Wiring and Supply Co , aud will continue the business at tbe old stand iu the Hood Kiver Hanking & Trust Co. buildiug. Mr liailey bas not decided what line of work he will take up at present. A wedding, that will be of great in j lerest to tbe ninny frieuda of the con- tranting parties will be tbat ol Miss! hlizfltipth Hertha Leu 7. lo Mr. lelle (ord W. Blount, which will be sol emnized at tbe Csttiolie ( hnrcb, Wedueedsy tuoi uug, November 25' b, at ten o'clock 1 be maid ot honor will'be Miss Klizahelh Mohr und Ihe best Dam will be the bride's brother, Mr. Joe Lenz. Tbe wedding miisio wil' be played by Mrs. C. O. Hen rlobi, wbo will play daring the nup tial High Mass aud a bait an hour lief oi e tbe ceremony. Ih wedding breakfast will be at the groom's par ents, Mi. and Mrs. J. L. 'Blount, to tbe ininiedia'e relatives only. Take a look at those new Ox Blood Shoes received. MnuPV" For IIIUllll II T.a. Special FANCY MOHAIR .'JO inches wide; a bargain at o0 cents .d, yard. Something that will make up nicely and wear first class, Special, the jrar.1 25 High Top SHOES For Ladies A new shipment, just in, 10 inch; 12 in. and 10 inch tops made of the finest grade of moosehide. High Tops For Men AND BOYS of every description. Shoes that will wear and keep your feet dry. Goods , Kupp Work Guaranteed. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. BROSIUS BUILDING. J. S. Harbison, of Tangent, Ore., is visiting his brother, ti. E. Ilarbi- son, and also locking after bis traot . y of 80 acres of land lu the upper val ley. Mr. Harbison is making ar rangements to Imprrve tbe tiact. A Birthday Party will be given by tbe Woman's Foreign Missionary So oiety nt the M. K. church tbis even ing, lnvitatious bave beeu sent out for tbe ocoasicn and it is expected tbat tbe lecipieuts will return a penny (or each ;exr of their age. A tine program will be rendered, refresh meuts served, aud h good social time bad. N. B. Jordan n turned Monday evening from San Diego, Cal.. where be and Mrs, Jordan hi.vo beeu so journing (or a couple of mouths (or the. benefit of tbe latter's h elth. Mr. Jordan says bis wile is feeling seme better in tbat climate, but has not been able, ss yet, to arrest tho prrg ress cf Hrightj Pisesiie, with which she is BtUhjlf t. Mr. and Mrs K A Itauone. of Mo sier, wee iu Hood Klver Monday, Ihey recently returned from Denver, where Mr. Kanous is superintendent of a huge electrical works. Mrs. Hauoiis spent a couple of mouths with ber husband, and he will stay at Mo sier uutil the Urst of December lie is looking for a position iu Hood Kiv er, aud us soon as be can secure one he will o me here ,so as to be near bis family, who aro living ou their ranch aout seven miles south of M osier. COFFEE Three-quarters of coffee is such that we can't touch it; we make five grades of the top quarter. Your groctr returns your mooey ii you don't like Schillini's Bent: we par him Sol If In Waler Ouiiriicnj Wp will not furnish eter boefter to lie used in any but "tank" cIobbN A word to the ise is sntticinnt. Electric Light, Poner & Water Co. and Oxfords just The nobbiest in Foot- ladies and gentlemen. Uliuentlon timber for sale at tf per ttiou ii nd. Inquire of E. W. Winans, Hood Klver, Ore. For Hnlo-Klne roll-top desk, good as new. Phono 1M.M. For Sale or Exchange A nine room house and three lots within two blocks of new high school. Terms if ."() cush, balance fJ5 per month. Phone J. A. Kpplug. For Sale 1 f,ood work team, harness, good wiiann unit cow for SU75. Inquire at 1'lne drove store. For IOxchiinite Black driving horse for Unlit farm wuon. Box 175, Pontofflce. For Sale A light fiprldg Mltvhell wagon, Ihe latent np.to-riute: hail very little wear; will he sold cheap If taken at once. Rockford Store, Hood Klvcr, I'hone 1S1-X. nM For Sale Or will exchange for typewriter, a tine Pierce bicycle In good repair. Phone J. L. Judd, Waucoma Hotel. il:f Lost a thin hand gold bracelet. Reward. Finder return to J. Walters barber simp In basement of llrcisius Hldg. d3 For Hale An A No. 1 inileli cow. Address U. J. Uooilenough, Route 1. Plume l'J42-x. U3 Wanted An experienced girl for general housework Mrs. Wm. M. Stewart. (13 Horses For Mule one sorrel, weight ld-iO, good puller and excellent riding. Also 1MK) Ih grey. Both broke single oud double. Will sell cheap. Ralph Hinrlclm. l;l Kound- -Rinding or log chain, book on eneli end. owner can have inme by calling at Ula- cier omce aim paying ror uns a. For Sale-Oood buggy and light harness. A. N. RAI1M. Kor sale One black horse for Rule, weight l.tHI lbs., good single driver. Price tV If wild soou. See 0. 1,. Robinson. I'hone 2072L. ry 1'lanls For Sale 76caiiiousana; If made ready for dIuMIdk 11.50 per thousand. T. Ferat, 114 K. D. No. 2. dlO Kor Hale A full blooded Jersoy heifer.qulet and gentle, cheap II taken at one, I'hone 107.L. P.O. Box 1X2. dpi NOTICF, FOR PUBLICATION. Not Coal Land. Department of the Interior, U. S. Laud Olllce, The Dalles, Or., Oct. 29, 11108. Notice Is hereby given that MADISON K. UR08K, of Mosler, Oregon, who on July 6th, 1H0.5, made Homestead rntrv (Serial No. .Ol'lil,) No. lisati, for NK'4 Section as, Township I N, Hange 11 K, Willamette Meridian, lies (lied notice of Intention to make Final Com mutation I'roof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register nd Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on Ihe lath day of Heeeniber. lliOH. Claimant names as witnesses: William K. Ketehum and William Spencer, of The Dalles, Oregon, and W. P. Finney and V. C. Young, of Mosler, Oiegon. C. W. MOORE, nl2-dl0 Redster. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department ot the Interior, U. 8. Lund Office at The Dalles, Ore. Oct, a), ih. Notice is hereby given that WILEY O. PILLOW, of Hood Itiver, Oregon, who, on September 30, WIS, msde Timber and Stone Application No. OHIO, for NK);,NE'i Section a. Town, ship t North, Range 9 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention In make final timber A- stone proof, to establish claim lo the laud above described before the Register en Ki ci Iver at Trw Dulles, Oregon, on the lolh day ol January, l!i. Claimant names ns witnesses: Harry (1. Pillow, of Welches, Oregon und Louis K Morsa, Kdward Root, Robert Young. Joeph K. (arson, Lawrence N. Blowers, IxjuIs U. Lo id. all ol Hood River, Oregon. ( . W. MOORE, nl'M'S - Register. NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION, Not Coal Laud. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Otllce at The Dalle, Oregon, November 11th, isms. Notice Is hereby given IIihi JOHN KI'KOH VtKYEIt, of Wavnoka, Okhihimia, who, on Nocniber Ulli, 1H0K, made Timber and Klime A pi'licut inn No. 01M7, for Lot 3 NKHWSK'N Wi, Sec tion 7, 'l(ivnrhii Ninth, liar.jiH 11 ' hm, Wlllamet u Meridian, has died notice of In. tention to make Until limber and stone pio if, to establish claim to the land abo' e described, before the Registerand Receiver or the ITnlted Slates Land Olllce. nt, The Dalles, Oregon, on theWnd day of January, liW. Claimant names as witnesses: A. C. French, (J. I). Woodwoith, Erve Woolley and Roy oodworth, all of Hood River, Oregon. C. W. MooRE. nl9J21 . Kejister. For Sale or Trade. Quarter Suction of gj.lerplid (shot) fruit land located forks Green Point and Norlli Fork, ten acres cleared, fifty more can lie cienred at email figure, good log cabin recently l uilt; 2,0o0,0n0 fnt ti, e timber on two forties wo r Ida of water, etc. This mid fine new -:if!it toirn houe, or its equivalent, I.vmj, on addi tion, Portland, for nnple beiiri: g land near Hood River. ' ALBERT J. CAPRON, Portland, Or.