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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1911
HAL DABNEY OFF
PUBLICITY FUND
Jlarge FAMIUES
WOMAN'S CLUB
MAKES REPORT
FOR WEST POINT
GROWS FAST
OCCUPY NEW TRACT
nai money, who since the beginn
ing of the year has been at the Uni
versity of Oregon at Eugene, left
raonuay noon or West Toint, New
York, where he will immediately enter
o omiea military Academy.
n l"e trip east young Dabney, whose
iirst worn ai me military institution
will be in the summer camp, whs
accompanied Dy his parents, Mr. aui
M lQ fl P W tv i
v. , uttuufv, ivir-. Pahnev
ro oa on rvur.ya: v-r. u'riij s
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win npenu aooui two months visitinir
relatives and friends. Mr. Dabney
will be joined at New York City by his
brother and sister-in-law and the three
will sail June 17 on the Minnetonka
tor cngianu. 1 ne party expects to see
every part of the continent of Europe
aim on ui uuiuieni Ulrica,
Insurance Man Buys In Oak Grove.
I ho purchase of the 40 acre Watt
aia Jordan tract, located a mile south
or Kocklord i t pre, by Clayton VV
nooner, oi Mimitan,im, general agent
tor me woruiwestern Life Insurnoe
Co. or that city, was one of the
targets real estate deals made last
week. Mr. Hooker, who has recently
been in Portland, where the North
west Co. has established an office, will
take possession of the orchard ranch
about the middle of June and he and
his family will make their summer
home here.
Additional improvements to the
property will be made and this fall all
the land not now in oich'ard will be
set. Mr. Hooker states that it is his
intention to erect a handsome log
bungalow on the extreme south end of
the place overlooking the river as soon
as possible. The sale was made by U.
Y. Edwards & Co.
To avoid flies keep the early ones
out by screening the house before
ahey come. Wright's Carpenter Shop,
phone 306 X.
mm only half of the city covered
the Commercial Club, which began its
avi.ym.g last week tor publicity
u.m, una aireauy received subscrip
tions to me amount of $2500. Secre
tary Skinner says that everybody is
pleased with the work that has been
done and that an intention to co-operate
with the contemplated efforts of the
nuu 13 eviuenceu.
in a snort time a canvass into the
aiiey will ne begun. It. is understood
ii at tne country people expect to give
liberally to the publicity fund; for the
club is expending every effort to secure
nigner price tor their products as well
as better markets through which to
sell them.
Mosicr Students Stand Test.
At the fourth annual commencement
exercises or the Mosier tiubl if school
last Monday niirht it
that the Mosior school has the distinc
tion of showing the highest avenge of
graduation from the eighth grade of a
any school in the stall- il.wnita th.-
difficult examination questions. Those
graduating from the eighth grade were
Wililam Stark Akers. S. (Jraco II
Loud ie in M. Huacko. R !1V V Mm i
Robert J. Scearce, Edwin E. Sturgess
and Gertrude U, Proctor. Those from
the 10th grade: Oreen E (Who u,l
James Leo Higley. The instructors
were Amy L. Gove, principal; Lucile
urackett. intermediarv. ml I!..viho M
Booth, primary teacher.- OreimnUin
Mrs. Amy L. Gove, the tirincmnl nf
the Mtsier school, is a former well
known Hood Kiver teacher. Sho is h
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. F.
Laraway.
lii'Ui iluildiug Sites I ie
n the new Middlcton Ad
block south of llijh School.
uj ,.iu, ju per cent down,
idenci' lots
lition, one
. Trice lfL'50
easy install
ments. John Leland Henderson, Inc.
There are no tendencies to race
suicide among the people who are be
coming interested in the tracts of the
Central Orchard Company whichwere
opened for sale just two weeks ago
and already three families with a total
of 17 children are planning to take up
their residence on the new orchard
land subdivision. There are 23 mem
bers of the three families and the
buyers of the first tract did not con
sider it unlucky to select lot number
13, which will soon he occupied by the
family of nine. The other two famlies
have five children each and in one
ther. are five boys. If the rest of the
settlers on the Central tracts have the
Rooseveltian tendencies of the first
families an addition will have to be
built to the school house across the
road from the tracts before the fall
session is opened.
Specialist Faces Heavy Damages.
a uispatcn to the rortiaml telegram
trom hugene says that S. M. Douglas
a local capitalist, formerly a farmer
living east of Springfield, has begun
suit in the State Circuit Court there
against Dr. C. W. Edmunds, a Eugene
eye specialist, for $10,000 damages for
the loss of the sight in his left eye,
which he alleges was caused by an
operation performed by Dr. Edmunds.
He stated that he consulted the doctor,
whojpronounced his allliction a stop
page of the tear duct and performed
an operation. He alleges that immcd-
ately after that he became blind in
that eye and that the member is total
ly disabled. The alleged operation
was performed two or three months
ago and since then Mr. Douglas has
consulted specialists in Portland who
have informed him that he will never
regain his sight in that eye. Dr.
Edmunds was formerly located at
Hood River.
Automobile insurance
Hood Kiver Abstract Co.
written by
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Being unable to take care of our rapidly growing business in the
present location we are
Going to Move
We
to the corner of Third and Cascade streets, in the Heilbronner building
will be closed Friday and
NEW STORE WILL OPEN AT 10 O'CLOCK, SATURDAY, JUNE 3
Our Bargains will be bigger and better than ever. AT THE OPENING
HOUR-10 O'CLOCK-we shall put on sale:
A Big Granite Ware
Special
Included in which are 7-qt. Tea
Kettles, 17-qt. Rinsing Pans, Pre
serve Kettles of all sizes, Coffee
Pots, Sauce Pans, Colanders,
Milk Pans, Tea Pots, etc.,
etc., at
15c
Candy Bordeaux Walnuts in.
the pound IUC
No. 100 Taffeta Ribbon, the inA
yard IUC
15-cent Salad Bowls, JA
each IUC
Toilet Paper, the
roll 01
You don't know the buying power of your nickels and dimes
until you have tried
THE 51015 CENT STORE
? GOPHERGOnpflfh in ftnrlpntc
II (Machine Poisoned Raisins) t CI III IU lVUUWlllo
The easiest, surest and cheapest way of
getting rid of diggers and other such
pests.
GOPHRRGO
FOR SALE BY
Gophergo is a machine poisoned raisin combined with poisoned
wheat, the best combination known for such use. IT RECEIV
ED THE HIGHEST AWARD AT THE A. Y. P. EXPOSITION.
It is guaranteed to us to do the work, and we guarantee it to you.
We have it in 25c, 50c and $1.00 cans. Full directions with
each can.
KEIR CASS
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SMITH BLOCK
Reliable Druggists
W. F. Laraway
Doctor of
Ophthalmology
Over 30 years' ex
perience. Eyes Tested and
Glasses Ground
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mm
,w its 'iist'v
Reference: Over 2,000 fitted in Hood River.U.S. A.
The Hood River Woman's Club held
its last meeting for the year on Wed
nesday, May 24th. The reports from
the different departments show the
club to be is a Hourishi;, condition
with a paid up membership of eiphty
three. One of the principal objects of
the club at the present time is to
establish a free city library and the
treasurer's report showed a balance of
$51(5.(58 in the library fun. The officers
for the coming year are : President,
Miss McLaren, First Vice President,
Mrs. E. Wilbur; Recording Sec, Mrs.
H. F. Davidson ; Financial Sep., Mrs.
A. L. Page; Treasurer, Mrs. Truman
Hutler; Calendar Committee, Mrs. H.
M. Fording, Chairman ; Mrs. K. Wil
bur, Mrs. K. J. Kickelsen, Mrs. S. K.
Bartmess, Social Committse; Chair
man, Mrs. G. H. Steinhotr, Mrs. L. M.
Hentley. Mrs. W. L. Ramsey, Mis, C.
A. Cass, Mrs. W. G. Snow; Entertain
ment Committee, Chairman, Mrs. FJ.
II. Ilartwig, Mrs. I,. E. Ireland, Mrs. 1
.1. M. Schmeltzer, Mrs. E. O. Hall,
Mrs. C. T. Early ; Musi.! Committee,
Chairman, Mrs. K. W. Sinclair, Mrs.
A. A. Jayne, Mrs. E. O. Dutro. Mrs.
H. M. Huxley, Mrs. (;. R. Wilbur;
Civic Committee, Chairman, Mrs. C.
H. Castner, Mrs. R. 1). Could, Mrs.
11. II . Railey, Mrs. (Tms. Hall, Miss
M. Davidson, Mr. J. 11. Heilbronner,
Mrs. A. L. Page; Library Committee,
Chairman, Mrs. W. M. Stewart., Mrs.
H. F. Dvidson, Mrs. Murry Kay, Mrs. 1
L. Armstrong, Mrs T. J. Kinnaird,
Mrs. d. Y. Edwards, Mrs. F. E. New
by; Press Committee, Mrs. J. W.
Ingalls, Mrs.. H. Entrican; Auditing
Committee, Mrs C. F. Stranahan, Mrs.
W. A. Schaffner.
$3.00
For Soft Hats
$3.00
For Stiff Hats
Camas Prairie Lands.
There are reasons why a buy ranch
at the present time offers a conserva
tive investment. The Camas Prairie
district offers not only the above
feature but a speculation as well.
Prices have just Parted to advance
and this district is now becoming
available aue to proposed drainage.
The land being of deposit nature" is
very productive and will be valuable
for the production of high grade tim
othy hay as well as for general dairy
ing purposes.
The people of the White Salmon
Valley are in much the same position
as in our own Valley in that they are
heavy consumers and light producers.
The haul on feed is cheaper in many
cases from Camas i'rarie to the con
sumer than from White Salmon.
lhe land, although verv rich, is not
producing the tame grasses at present
due to overflow during a portion of
each year. A system of canals is to
put in by . "Camas I'rarie Drainage
District Number One" which will
eliminate this water and the ground
will then be available for domestic
crops. Ronds are being sold covering
a term of years to do this work.
We have some very interesting in
vestments to offer at Camas Prarie
and we expect to deal almost entirely
with local people who may have a
surplus to invest in something other
than orchard lands.
B. E. Duncan & Co.
Absolutely Correct, and There's a
Style for Every Head
J. G. VOGT
New Booklet un Swine Culture.
The booklet, "Swine Culture," re
cently issued by the.O-W. R. & N. Co.
gives a very comprehensive Istatement
of methods that may be successfully
followed in swine raising in the North
west. Many lartners in the grain
belts of thp section are finding that it
is very profitable to raise hogs. The
industry, if intelligently pursued is
very attractive. Cood returns are
reasonably certain, and the problems
of favorable conditions is less serious
than almost any other branch of farm
life. y
The railroad company is "mailing the
booklet to every farmer whose address
it can obtain. Traffic Manager K. li.
Miller states that it will be glad to
furnish a copy of the publication on
the application of any one desiring it.
Real Estate Transfers.
List of real estate transfers in Hood
River county for the week ending May
27, 11)11, as repurtd by the Hood River
Abstract Co.
Gilford D. Woudworth to Hairy S.
Burpee and Nellie Miller, 5 acres near
Parkdale.
Columbia Valley Trust Co. to Mary
Chandler, 20 acres on East Side.
Christian Dehtman to Sadio F. (llea
son, 20 acres near Odell.
N. R. Jordan to Caroline W. WattB,
40 acres in Oak Grove district.
Octavia M. Lcighton to Caroline R.
Watts, 40 acres in Oak Grove.
William H. Moody to Hood River
Apple Growors' Union, lots 3, 4, 5, G,
and 7 block 5, Hood River.
Phillip I). Atwater to Lewis H.
Parker, 20 acres in Upper Valley.
Robert R. Lindsay to Humphery
Barton, 11 acres in Oak Grovo district.
Frederick J. Fewings to Jesse Rooks,
40 acres in Upper Valley.
N. T. Chapman to J. F. Volstoff, lot
in block 4, Plcasaatview.
N. T. Chapman to W. R. Sherwood,
lot 9, part lot , block 1, Idlewilde.
Thomas J. Piles to David Piles, 10
acres on East Sid.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Money to loan at 7 per cent on
bearing orchards. No loan for less
than $5,000. Large loans preferred.
HARTMAN &
THOMPSON
Real Estate Department
Chamber of Commerce Building
PORTLAND, ORE.
Notice of Completion of Blocks 3 and 5,
Waucoma, Colunbia St. Imp't.
Notice Ih hereby Klven that the W. (1. At.
fired Co., contractor liare tiled wrlttcu uo
tlee this liit day of .laue, lVU.nf the comple.
tlcmotthe Improvement or OoliimlMu Htreet,
In front of mid adjoining hlnckH 8 and S, Wau
coma, In the City of Hood River, Oregon, by
the coiiMtriii tloii of oonr.retacurtM under their
contract with thin (lty hitherto made and
entered mlo, and thai the (tmotint due nald
contractor for aald improvement upon it
acceptance, la hereby atated to lie the amount
or H7;.IK, made up aa folio wh: Kor the Iiii.
nrovemcnt of aalil block 3, ili,rM for the
Improvement of ald block 5, Wutiooma,
tJI&V).
And notice Is furtlier given that any objec.
tlona to the acceptanuo of xuld block under
the contract with lhe aald contractors on the
part of said City may be filed In the olllce of
the undersigned City Recorder by any Inter,
ested party at any time within seven days
from the date oi tiling aald notice, to.wit,
within seven days from the 1st day of June
This notice is published In the Hood Kiver
Ulacler for two consecutive Issues thereof, the
dale of the first publication thereof being the
lstdayof June, lull. if. B. LANUILLK,
Jlj City Recorder.
Notice of Final Account.
In the County Court of the Htate of Oregon
for Hood River County.
In the matter of lb estate of II. W. Dicker,
son, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, That I, the under
signed, adinlnlsLrator of the estate ol H. W,
Dickinson, deceased, have filed with the
County Court of the -Kate of Oregon, ror II(Bd
River Connly.uiy Mnal account, and have
ked for final settlement oi aald estate, and
tlit County Court, by an order dated the i.id
day or May, lull, has appointed Haturday,
the 21th day ol June, 1911, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
at the Court Room of aald Court In the ell v
of Hood River, county of Hood River, Slate
of Oregon, as the time and place of hearing
any and all objection to such Dual account
and the settlement of said estate, in accord,
ance therewith, and all persons having ohlec-
tlona thereto are hereby notified to life same
on fr herore said data
In accordance with aid ordeor court, this
notice is published fix four successive weeks,
beginning with Issueor date the TMh day of
May, l'.ill. VV. H. D1CKKRHO.N,
Administrator or the estate of
m25-J'a H. W, Dlckeraou, Deceased.
R. C. BucKlin
Blacksmith Shop
HORSESHOEING
WOODWORKING
City and Country Patrons
Solicited
Twelfth Street, on the Heights
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Furniture and Pianos Moved
Draying, Express and
Baggage
All Kinds of Light and Heavy Work
Wood Yard and Feed
Store in Connection
TAFT TRANSFER
CO.
Office Phone
29
Residence Phone
238K
Blue Ribbon Bakery
ON THE HEIGHTS
Fresh Bread and Pastries
Ice Cream Parlor and Con
fectionery Department
Now Open
City and Country JO
Patronag'e Solicited
Kent & Garrabrant
Confectionery, Cigars and
Tobaccos
Sporting Goods
Notice of Sale of Bonds.
Notlee Is herehy Klven that the Hoard of
Directors of the Hood River Irrlusllon DIs.
trlet, In Hood River County, Oreiton, will sell
the honds ol said district In lhe sum ot 870,.
UiiO.iKI, on Monday, the art! day of July, lull,
at the hour ol 2 i. in., at the office of the
hoard of Directors at the residence of R. VV.
Kelly, in said district, and that sealed pro-
Iiosals for said houds will he received by said
ioard t said nlace for the purchase of said
honds until the day and hour above men.
Honed, at which time the bosrd will open the
moposals and award the purchase ot the
bonds to the highest resHuslble bidder, the
Hoard reserving the right to reject auy and
all bids.
Held honds shall be Issued and dated July
I, lull, and shall he payable In United Mates
gold coin In ten series, to-wlt:
At the eiplratlon of eleven years, five per
cent of the whole Number of said bonds;
twelve years, six fair ciil; thirteen years,
seven per cent; fourteen years, eight per cent;
fifteen years, nine per cent; sixteen years, ten
per cent; seventeen years, eleven per cent:
eighteen years, thirteen per cent; nineteen
years, fifteen ier cent; twenty years, sixteen
per cent; and shall hear interest at the rat" of
six per cent per annum, payable semi uuuu.
ally, on the first day or January and July of
each year. The principal and Interest shall
be psyahle at 1 lie place designated In the
bonds, and bidders are ilven the option of
having ssid (Kinds payable at Portland, Ore.
gon, Chicago, 111,, or New York, N. Y., and
said bonds will be Issued In accordance with
the election of the successful bidders, Hald
bonds shall he each of the denomination of
not less than tl'DIX) and not mure than
SI, (Xin.OU, at the option of the purchaser, and
shall be negotiable in form, and coujionN for
the Interest shall be attaclied to each and
signed by the secretary,
liyo
rder or the hoard of Directors.
Jul Juai R. W. KKIXY.
Notice of Improvement of Columbia St.
Co.
Notice Is hereby given that the W. O. Aldred
contractors, have filed written notice tills
i'lth diiy of May, 11)11 or the completion of
the improvement of (Jolumbla HI reel, by con
structing concrete curbs In Iront or and
adjoining Hloca 4, Klvervlew I'ark, In ttie
C'ily fit HiMid River, Oregon, under his con-
tract witn tins ity nereuuore made and en.
tered Into, and ttiat the amount due said con
tractor tor said Improvement upon Its accept
antw Is hereby stated to he the sum of Hus.yrj.
And notice Is further given that any objec
tions to the acceptance of said block tinder
the contract with the said contractor on the
partof said city may lie filed In the office ol
the undersigned tJlty Recorder by any Inter
ested party at auy time within stvendays
from the dale of filing said notice, to wn,
within seven days from the 2Tith day of May.
1HH. "
I'hls notice Is published In the II mid Kiver
Ulacler for two consecutive Issues thereof, the
date or the first publication tin reof being the
Hfith day of May, 1111. II. B. LANUILLK.
mitfjl city Recorder.
Monday, May 29, the Piano Co
Stood as Followst
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ntest I
Florence Carson 139926
Baptist Church 114120
Olhe Mayes 65680
Pine Grove School 53106
Tressie Hickox 29890
Mrs. R. E. Jewel 27520
Nola Iladliff 13410
Eunice Odell I960
Barrett School 1000
Methodist Church 1000
It is anybody's piano yet. Get in and get one.
That means YOU.
WOOD'S GROCERY
New Parkdale Hotel
A Modern Hostelry in the Heart
of the Upper Valley, in the
Shadow of ML Hood
Rooms 50 Cents and $1.00
Meals 35 Cents. Rates by the Week
J. M. Clark, Prop., parkdale
HAY & WEISEL
Manufacturers of
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Boxes and Strawberry Crates
Parkdale,
Oregon
Harness and
Saddlery
HarnoHH Repaired & Made
to order.
Up Robes, Horse Btankets, Tents,
Wagon Covers, Water Bags, Etc.
Davenport Harness Co.
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