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UNIVERSITY CLUB
ANNUAL DINNER
About 100 members and km t of
tilt) Hood Kivsr Univesity olub gittb
ered Uaturditv evening at tbe Mt.
Hood Hotel fur the eecund auunal
diouer of the local oelleKe men. Au
informal recei tlou was held in tb
lobby of tbe hotel, during which tt.e
diners got better tiC'iuttluted and en
joyed an huor or bo of college leiuiut
sonce betoie the oiobeetra struck: up
a lively air aud the march was led to
the dining room.
Tbe room bad been decorated with
autumn aud eveiureeu houghs i ad
the wmIU were hung with oollege and
t rat in i penuaula. 1 he Hallowe'en
idea was carried out with varicolored
electric lights shining through the
"punaiu" faces which were strung
down the center of tbe table.
Throughout the excellent dinner the
orchestra played a series of popul.tr
tune.-i aud the diners more than once
broke forth ii song joining ihe
orobeitra U'usicians and singing as
tbev had nut, done lluoe the goud
old oollege days. Arrangemeut had
been ruadu to have the soorer, of Sit
Ulday'l games as these were read be
tween the courses, cheers and college
yells rung out from rations groups
when the news ot a victory fur their
'vaisity.
After the coltee and cigars, Dr. J.
r Watt arose as tosstniaster aud cou
duited tbe further ceremonies of
tbe evening in a most happy fashion.
The quartette composed of Cornell
fellows, was oalled upon to stiirt oft
tbe post-prandial festivities uud they
did so well that they were oalled buck
several times during the eveniug to
entertain tbe clubmen with the college
aongs. Judge J. L. Henderson, was
called upon for the tirst toast, .ud be
responded to " The Ladies" In a
delightful manner.
E H Sbepard, "father of the
University olub", was asked to tell
of the growth and prosperity of bis
"year old son" and he told of the
tegioniug aud progress of the olub
during tbe first year of its life He
told that tbe present mamberghip was
117 and tbe 102 of the members were
actively enaged in raising apples in
te Hood Hirer district. This showed
tba about 15 per cent of the orchard
ists were college men and testified to
tbe just claim Hood River has to in
telllgent froit grownig. So far as
Mr. Sbepard had been able to learn,
the local club hac the distinction of
beiug the ooIt- oiganization ot its
kind wbicb thrives in so small a com
munity and shares witb Portland,
Seattle, iacouia and Spokane tbe
honor of having tbe only university
clubs in the Pacific northwest.
Frank Cutler spoke ot tbe relation
of tbe club to the valley and outlined
briefly tbe gteat intlueuce wbicb tbe
olub oould have in tbe development
of the district. A. W. Morrison re
sponded to the sentiment ot "Our
Alma Mateis" aud spoke feeliugly of
tbe ties which bind tbe college man
to the institution wbicb contributed
the happiest years of his life. Murray
Kay contributed to the pleasure of tbe
evening with two sil s which marked
him as an old glee club "star".
Truman Uutler wa- oalled on to
speak in neh; If of I he oldir member
himI responded with s( me good stor
ies. J. C Molonei spoke for tbt
Washington side of the rivir and
Jobn Uoldbury ret ponded f r tbe
upper valley H W. Kelley b had
l..e itinnei n charge, wag not allowed
to escape without a speech ai.d be
pi imed the members for tbe next
altair of th.t club which will be a hop
Inter in the season. Dr. Beaumont
spoke of the relations between tbe
club and Portland, The eveniug was
brought to a fitting close wben ti e
Jioers rose and drank a toast to B.
Li. Smith, tbe oldest member of tie
cluli, who was unable to be present
at the dimer.
Young Uirll Are Victim
(if headache, as well as older women,
but all get (uick relief and prompt cure
from Dr. King's .New Life Pills, tbe
world's best remedy for Bick and nervous
headaches. They make pure blood and
strung nerves and build op your health.
Try them. 25c at Chaa. N. Clarke's.
Heal Estate Transfer.
Real Estate conveyances for the past
week reported by The Hood River
Abstract Company:
V. H. Culp to Herbert A. Messen
ger; Lots 11 aud 12, Blk IS, Strana
ban's llrd Add.
(ieorge H. (Jeary et al to Wayne
Ren ly, 5 acres 12 miles up Hood
Rir on West side, 1500.
Viuzen. Lausmann to Francis Mar
ion White Lots 4,5,0,7, block 1, Pleas
ant View Add., 1250.
U, K. Tucker to Wm. P Moore;
dated II 06, Southwest ot OJell, $11,000
W. L Diel to W H. Costnei ; 40
acres :i miles west of Wiuans.
Nels Lnndciuist to W. U Arnold;
Lots 8 and 9 In East llelmont, la, 000.
E. 0. Moouey to W. J. Cameron,
Lot 48, blook 4. Strauabau'g 2nd
Add , $1,200
Holt & Mario to O. D Woodwortb;
160 aores in Upper Mt Hcod.
Pred A. Fleming to W. H and L.
E. Taft; Lots 13 and 14, blook 2,
Deans Subdivision
Mrs. Mary Saammon to W. H. aud
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Olympic Fi-ottk is madH irom
arufniiv Bolectcd North weit"i
wheat, thoroly cleaned wil wtun-d
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.. .k. ....tntiiiiis nualities of the
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wheat are retained ana it ream- - j
cleaii and pure, and w holMOint 1 f
dealer cau't supply yo... wnte ua and we II
tell you who can "in '
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good.
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L. K. fatt , Li t 2. blook
tuiitvlitoo, :l.iU 40
O. H. SUnnahau to W. H. and L.
E taft ; Lot I, Daan BubdiviaiM.
David A. Turuer to Jessie M. bis
hop; Lots ll,12,l;i,14,i:, en l Ifi, Mood
Kiver Proper.
Fverelt ii Hall to A. M. I.atbiop
lo hcres wett ol Barintl sobeol.
DorenaO Hall to America Poster;
0 acres west of Hairett school
Hood Itivr Develi pmeiit ('ompauy
t al 1 1 Uanuali hterntels et al, laud
along O. R. St. N. track.
O, 1 Strauahau to A. E. Hayes;
Lot .16, block 1, Struuahaus lird Add.,
100.
U.S. to Clarence L. b'orsberg 40
acres, 10 miles above mans, IBO.
r.nen Purser aud sou, David, to
Nora K Phelps; 0 acres in iielmont.
1 Ieorge II. Rare et al to Hood River
Development Co: land alonu O. R.
A N., railroad tract.
W, A. Slingerland to D. D. Dodge.
Hid hores in Dukes Valley
Henry S. Reed to Charles lieed 40
acres near top of East side grade.
George A. Katobelder to Joseph IS.
Batcbelder 8 acres west ot 10 street
and south of State.
Charles Alleu Reed to Henry S.
Reed; 10 actes near top ot East side
grade.
Hood Kiver Man I iin il.
Ceorge Uigtord and A. C. Kobinson
said to be from Hood River got
drunk aud ran amuck at The Dalles,
Friday night, and as a lesult liberal
Dne were assessed against them by
the police judge in tbe neighboring
town the next morning. They were
each Hoed r. for he.ug drunk and
17.50 for fighting, while iiigtord bad
S25 more tagged outo bis debt, be
cause of tbe fact tbat he carried a
laige revolver.
Frauk Wllilama, wbn has beau Mar
shall Lewis' piinoipat care for the
past few weeks was released Ibuisday
but by b'riday nig t he bad put him
self in condition to get tbe $25 and
costs which be is uow lying out
A 1 1 red Nelson also was picked up for
being drunk Friday morning and paid
$5 and costs into tbe city pocketbook
tbe next morning.
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Coffee
The iroma-tlght can protects
it against impurities and deteri
orationnever sold In bulk.
Your grocer will grind it
better if ground at home not
too fine.
Wood in Great Demand
Cold Winter Predicted
You have no dread of the cold, how
ever, for you can get the best Ki-inch,
dry oak wood at L. H. Arneson's place
for 10 per rick, cash. Pole oak, mixed
wfth a small amount of lir, at $1.00 per
rick while it lasts. Call up E. B. John
son at my place and the amount of
wood you want will be reserved for you
upon payment of one-half down, depos
ited to my credit at the First National
Rank at Hood River. L. H. Aknkhon.
Place, one-half mile south from Oak
Goove store, Crapper Distrii t.
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Honored by Women
When woman speaks of her
silent score t suffering ihe
rur you. Millioni hae br
towed thin mark oi confi
dence on Dr. R. V. I'ierce,
ol Buffalo, N. Y. Every,
where there are women bo
bear witness to the wuuder
working, curinK-power of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
which saves the tufftrinf u
from pain, and successfully
grapples with woman's weak
nesses and ttubiern ills.
IT MAKE5 WEAK WOnHN STRONQ
IT nAKI-S 5ICK WOMEN WELL.
No woman's appeal wm ever misdirected or her con
fidence misplaced when she wrote for advice, lo
the Wosld's Oimi-vuki MgDICAl Association, Dr.
H. V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. gjgSJgl PltMMMOt VtllttM luJutv mild attunl bowl meveneot one a
Can You Use Money?
We are ready and willing to as
sist you with funds to harvest
your fruit and pay your supply
houses, saving the discounts.
No deposit too small and no loan
requirements too large but that
it will have our most careful attention
First National Bank
F. 8. STANLEY, Pres. J. W. HINRICHS, V. Pres.
E. O. BLANCHAR, Cashier V. ('. BROCK, Ast. Cash
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The world of business would have stood still if
old ways wen' always the best. It is the new
things that have made for progress an 1 prosperity.
We recognize new ways and new ideas in our Drug
Business as soon as we blieve they mean for better
service for customers and our policy in that direc
tion proves itself right by a drug service not sur
passed elsewhere in the state.
CHAS. N. CLARKE
The Glacier Pharmacy
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The Square Deal Store
Is the place to get your Wagons,
Buggies, Hacks, Plows, Har
rows, Cultivators, Spray Pumps,
Hose & Nozzles, Gasoline Power
Spraying Outfit, complete wgt.
328 lbs. Myer Cog Gear Hand
Pumps guaranteed to give satis
faction. The right kind of Hose
Nozzle and Fittings. Extension
Head Disc, Harrows with wheel
trucks, Garden Tools Planet Jr.
Seeders.
I have in
Stock Rub
beroid Roof
ing, House
Paint, genuine Avenarius Carbolenium.Cooper Spray
Groceries, Flour and Feed. Stumping Powder, Caps
and Fuse.
I J
d. Mcdonald
Home Phone 174
Third St. and Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon
HOOD RIVER
Manufacturing Engineering Co.
iSI'CCKssoKS To J. J. I.I'CKKV)
General Machine Work and
Blacksmithing
Phone 305M Hood River, Oregon
Mount Hood Store
W. S. GRIBBLE, Proprietor.
Dry (ioods Ammunition Boots and Shoes
Hardware Graniteware
Hay (irain Flour Feed Full line of Grocerie
Wm. Cooper and Nephews
TREE SPRAY FLUIDS
VI FLUID
IS FOR
Winter or Spring Use
ON DORMANT TREKS
It Kills
SAN JOSE SCALE
Oyster Shell Scale, Eggs
of Insects and Spores of
Fungi, Mosses and
Lichens.
V2 FLUID
ISFOR
Summer Use
When Tree are In Bud or Leaf
It Kill
Codling Worm, Oyster
Shell Scale Insect, Wooly
and All Forms of Aphis,
Pear and Apple PSYLLA
WITHOUT INJURY TO LEAF
OR BLOSSOM.
NO SEDIMENT TO CLOG NOZZLES
Mixes Instantly With Cold Water
Immediately Heady
CHARLES G. ROBERTS, General Agent
Sold by
D. McDONALD, Hood River
'M"1 H M'H I Mill 1 1 1 II Mill 1 1
One and One-Third Fare
For Round Trip
To
Billings, Montana
Acc0Ullt 4th Dry Farming Congress
From all S. P. ft 8. Railway Stations
Via S. P. & S. Spokane and G. N. or N. P. Rys f
Sale dates Oct. 28 and 24, 1909; final return limit
Nov. 8, 1909. Stopovers allowed on return trip.
M-fl-I-l-l-H-l-M-l-l'l 1 1 1 1 li'l"l-l"l"l"I-M"l'l"I"l'll"l"H-H-H-"H"l"H"H-l-
HOOD RIVER DAIRY
Guaranteed Pure Milk
Prompt Delivery to Any Part of the City
PHONE 310X
P. M. MORSE
Davidaon Building
CITY ENGINEER SURVEYOR
BLUE PRINTINO
ManSCSf Hood River office For NEWELL, GOSSETT & WALSH
CIVIL ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS. Portland
F. H. Coolidge
Dealer in Elgin, Waltham,
Hamilton high grade Watch
es. All Repair Work given
prompt attention. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
F. H. COOLIDGE
Watrhmsher A Jewnler
Uoor West room formerly occupied by the
Davis Millinery.
Don't Leave the Hood River District
Without Investigating
m a m r a Natural advantage s for fruit
Wl CiCtCkT' VflllPV growing unexcelled. Land
1T1U31C1 T Cll.XsJ price, have doubled within the
last two years but are not over half that asked for similar land in other
sections. Buy now before the speculators add their profits.
COMMERCIAL CLUB OF MOSIER
MOSIER, OREGON. Six MlUi Ewt of Hood River, Oregon
puhtlS5 fLOUnma Mia oo, dayton, wa3H,