HOOD RIVER (J LACIER. THURSDAY, JULY C, 1911
We Have a Complete
Stock of
Lawn Mowers
Rubber Hose
Sprinklers and
Nozzles P
SEE US BEFORE BUY
ING
lowers Hardware Co
Phone 99
Operators Wanted I
Home Telephone Co.
Money to Loan on Farm
Land
In Quantities from $1,000 to
$20,000, with Interest at 7
W. S. NICIiOL, THE MAN WHO SELLS ORCHARD LAND
Electrical Contractors
Bartmess Bid?. BAILEY
Kstimntfs cheerfully furnished
Hitfh (irade ICIect rienl Fixtures
Up-t n 1m( line of Glassware
Vesl iiil)()ise Electric Motors
1 Icat ii Apparat us, )U, Etc.
Full Line of Electric Wiring Supplies
WE (iUAUANTEE SATISFACTION
If Experience is the Best Teacher There
is Every Reason for Our Having
Your Drug Business
Quality, Accuracy, Skill
Are more important than price in the matter of Pre
scription Filling. We see to the Tightness of a pre
scription first. Then we make our charges as reas
onable as possible. You can't afiord to pay less anywhere.
Carl A. Plath, druggist
"The Rexall Store"
C. A. Richards & Co.
Confectionery and
Amusement Parlors
HAZKLWOOD "UAINTI KS
Full Lino of London MadePipos
See Our Line of
Kauf f man Bros. & Bondy Pipes
and DumuthPipes. Best Made.
Phone 64
Agency Oregon Daily Journal.
Booth's Kastern Oysters.
Oak and 1st Sts.
& COLBY Phone 60-x
Slab Wood
Cord Wood
Coal Yards
A. C. Lofts
PHONE. -310-X
TASMANIA APPLES
IN NEW YORK
Tasmania apples will again make
their appearanre in the New York
market next month, and if they trim?
satisfactory prices, nays the Fruit
Trade Journal and Produce News, the
trade will be able to get them during
the entire summer.
The first, or experimental cargo, will
arrive in New York about the 2d of
July. It will be shipped to London
and from there trans-shipped to Amer
ica. These apples will travel the en
tire distance under eold storage and
are expected to arrive in New York in
line condition. They will represent
the best fruit in Tasmania und the
cargo will consist of aiioul 10,000
boxes.
These apples are already being ship
ped to Hamburg by direct steamship
line, and if America gives the Tas
mania growers any encouragement, a
direct steamship line will be estab
lished between Tasmania and New
York, but the apples must rei.lize
from $2.00 to f&75 to make the busi
ness a success. The fruit is packed in
full imperial Klandard boxes contain
ing a bushel, and ev'tiy apple will be
wrapjied in tissue paper and packed in
tiers.
What Is Wifffisi Poultry Problem?
"The three problems in poultry
raising that troublu the farnieis of
Oregon more than any others," sajf
Professor James Dryden of the O. A.
C. poultry department, "are first,
getting the eggs in winter; second,
lice and mites; and third, raising the
chicks.
"Last week we gave the farmers'
opinions as to whether there was profit
or not in poultry keeping, jne
answers to ths question, this week,
are designed to show why there is not
more profit in the business Out of 333
answers we received the following re
plies: C2 said the problem was, how
to get eggs in winter; 60, lice "and
mites; 6(i, raising the chickens; 24
hawks; 6, coyotes; 34, other vermin;
4, rains or wet weather; 20, feeding;
9, hatching; 58, miscellaneous diili
culties. "To make the hen lay in winter is
apparently the real problem ; and yet
its solution depends upon the.solution
of other problems It is not merely a
question of caring for or making the
hens lay. The problem goes back to
the making of the hen. If the hen
were made right there would be little
trouble in making her lay. How to
make the hen lay in winter resolves
itself largely into a question of mak
ing the hen.
"1 am incilned to think that the fG
who said that the raising of the chicks
is the hardest problem, came nearer
'hitting the nail in the head.' To get
a profitable egg yield under any condi
tions, the Hock of layers must be fre
quently renewed. The old hen doesn't
pay. r or commercial purposes it sell
dotn pays to keep her more than two
years. This" means that in a few years
the farmer has raised Beveral genera
tions of fowls, and any mistake in the
breeding or raising is very soon evi
dent. To be successful a poultry
raiser must be able to maintain olf
spring with the same vigor and vital
ity as the parent; otherwise there
would soon be no eggs in winter be
cause of lack of constitutional vigor in
the Btock.
l"But it is not all in the raising.
There is probably more in the breed
ing, and it is not so much a matter of
the breeds. No matter how they may
be raised, fed and cared for, some
hens won't lay, because they have not
the breeding or the laying capacity.
On the other hand, some will lay,
almost in spite of neglect: that is a
question of breeding."
One farmer replied to the question,
that the problem was "To make the
exit large enough for the hens, but
to small for our valuable cattle dog,
and to have open front house and yet
be protected from skunks, owls, hawks,
ami wild cats."
Another complained of tho problem
of shipping and marketing; another
has uilhculty in getting on the market
the kind of feed he wants; and still
another linds his problem "To keep
the chicks growing from time of
hatching until ready for market, and
keep them free from disease.
Never leave homo on a journey with
out a bottle of Chiiiiiberluin's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedv. It is
almost certain to be needed ami cannot
in obtained when Ion boar tho cars or
steamships. For sale by all dealers.
Jap Injured by Cable.
One of the Japanese laborers on the
Huneboro orchard tract near Parkdale
was seriously injured by a snapping
cable last Friday morning. The cable
broke while the crew of men were
pulling stumps, ami one end of it
whipped around and struck the Jap in
the face' just above the nose, which
was crushed to a pulp, lie also sus
tained injuries to one leg.
Although the Honeboro Orchard Co.
has cleared nearly 200 acres Jof land
with cables and a big donkey engine,
this is the first serious accident that it
has had, owing to the carefulness of
the engineer, 1L C. Rowland.
The Jnp laborer was brought to this
city and placed in the Cottage hospi
tal, where Ins injuries were at
tended to.
Notice.
To the Members of tho Hood River
Commercial Club:
Youare hereby notified that at the
next meeting of the Hood Kiver Com
mercial.Club, to be held on the evening
of Monday, July 10, 1911 in the Club
Kooms, the matter ot tiling supple
mentary Articles of Incorporation will
come up for consideration. Your
presence at the meeting is urged.
Krnest C. Smith, President,
J. C. Skinner, Secretary.
Lafferty Receives Seed Allotment.
Congressman A. VV. Lafferty, of the
Second Oregon District, has been
allotted the following seeds by the
Department of Agriculture for free
distribution during 1912 : 20,000 pack
ages vegetable seeds and 2.000 pack
ages flower seeds. Ail persons desir
ous of obtaining assortments of these
selected seeds are requested to write
to Cogressman Lafferty at once,
stating their wants. Orders will be
carefully listed ana the seeds sent out
in ample time for the planting season
next spring. Address all communica
tions Hon. A. VV. Lafferty, M. C,
Washington, 1). C.
Watch Your Kirtneji
Their action controls your health.
Read what Foley Kidney Pills have
done for your neighbor. ' Mrs. II. V.
Allen, (jiiincv, 111., says: "About a
yenr ago my kidneys began bothering
me. I bad a swelling in my ankles and
limb", then headaches and nervous
dizzy spells and later severe backaches,
I was getting worse, when 1 began tak
ing Foley Kidnev Pill. I kept on tak
ing them until f was once more freed
of all kidnev trouble. C. A. Plath.
GOOD ROADS BILLS
TO BE DRAFTED
Governor West appointed last week
a committee of citizens of the state,
each county being represented, for the
purpose of drafting a state wide good
road bill to be submitted to ;the people
at the next general election, 'ii.e
men appointed by the Governor are:
Senator C. C. McCollock, Dick Kiger,
C. E. Spencer, J. K. (Jratke.i W. I.
Plue, K. E. Pedillion, L. li. i hi lit,
T. M. Baldwin, Dexter Kice, J. E.
Laycock, Kdwin Dunn, A. I. Mason,
J. F. Mahon, W. I. Vawter, K. G.
Smith, George M. Baldwin, B. Daley,
I. 11. Bingham, J. F. Stewart, C. L.
Shaw, V. W. Tomlinson, J. H. Albert,
Sam Van Vacter, Dr. A. C. Smith,
W. C. Bristol, C. T. Prael, L. K.
Webster, Phil S. Bates, II. Herbchberg,
1L W. Strong, R. Watson, Leon t-hen,
Dr. Hall, J. Dobbin, D. J. Coojr,
W. S. Mollis, James Wilson and 11. C.
Gist.
lr. A. C. Smith, of Multnomah
county, was appointed chairman of
commission, and instructed to arrange
a meeting place and fix Uie date in the
near future. Governor Vv cut is taking
this action in an ei! -rt to off.-et any
legislation f drafted in various pulsions
of the state which would be likely to
complicate and injure future progress,
and his purpose in selectirg a repre
sentative from each coui.ty is to give
every locality an eppurtunity ti be
heard on good reads.
The Governor also appointed Grant
Diii.ii k, George F. Rodgers and C.
1'raeli ua a special committee to devise
ways and means to draft a bill for the
vote of the people for the construction
of a permanent state highway between
Salem and Portland.
Mt. Hood "Abolishes Drinking Cup.
J In compliance with the State laws,
which went into eireet July 1, the
management of the Mt. Hood Railroad
Cj. has abolished all public drinking
cups on its trains and in its stations.
The law was passed for the purpose of
preventing a spread of disease.
HELPFUL WORDS.
From a Hood River Citizen.
Is your back lame and painful?
J Does it ache espscially after exer
tion? Is there a soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms indicate weak kid
neys ;
There is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan a Kidney Pills act quickly,
They strengthen weak kidneys.
Read this Hood River testimony.
Mrs. Annie Samuel, 1210 Seventh
St., Hood River, Ore., says: "A year
ago 1 began to suffer from kidney
complaint and gravel. My back ached
a great deal and the kidney secretions
were unnatural. Hearing of a similar
ease in which Doan's Kidney Pills
brought great benefit, I gave them a
trial. Less than the contents of one
box corrected my trouble and 1 have
had no cause for complaint since.
Bids Wanted.
The KrmikUm HcIkmiI Board, District No. 2,
wantK liliU on Ihfl allowing: 2(1 cords or 4-ft.
oak wood and 'JO rorilH of 4-ft. fir wood, to be
delivered ut Ilia Vmuktou school house not
Inter than Heplcmber '..'0, lull; wood to be
ricked on xcluxil yard; mid 3 cords of Hi Inch
onk. H eoiilH liUnch 111', delivered at the t'ol
niiililn achool limine by the same limn. All
wood to be dry and made from green timber.
AIo bids tor the cnUomltilhK of the 4 roomti
of the KrHiiktoii Hi'liool house. AIho bids for
the jHtiltor work at the Kruuklon and Colum
bia school. The janitor tor the Kriinklon
school must he a mini. Kor the Columbia,
limy be one of the Hcliolaru. The tiourd re
serve Ihe right lo reject any or alt bldH,
I!UU will be opened at 1:UU o'clock Julys.
M. It. NOHI.K,
.lfl District l'lerk.
Notice of Improvement of Streets.-
Nollce is hereby niven pursuant to Ordl
niince No. :tuu. passed the Common Council of
Ihe (il vol' Hood Itiver, on the tilth day of
June, IHIl, and appioved by the Mayor on
the !Hilh day of June, lull, iirovUMhK for Ihe
iniiir "vemciit of oak Street bom the Kust Hue
of f'ronl NI reel, lo the West llneol Kilt h Street;
excepting Inteixeetlon on First and Oak
HI reels; i usciulw.Avetiue from the West, line
of Hist Ntleet to the West Mneof Klfltl Htreet;
Kroiu Hlreet from Ihe South line of Oak Street
to (he North line of SIkIh Htreet; Klrsl, Hired
from Ihe South Hue oi oak Streel tolhe North
line of Slate St reet; Heeond Htreet from the
South line of Cascade Avenue tothe North line
of mate SI rt utfl'hlrdHlrwt from the South line
of the .OreKoii-WashiiiKton Itallroad A. Na v.
iKiitlou I'o.'n right-of-way to Hie North llneol
HtuteHlrcet; Knurl li street Imiu Ihe South line
ofColuinblaSireel lo the Nm 111 line of Slate
Sireet; Fifth Street from the South line of
Cascade Avenue lo Ihe INorlli line of Oak
Htreet; Unit bids will lie rvm Ived by the mi
derstined City Itecoriier at his olllee lu the
llellhronner bullilliiK In sulci Cilv up to and
including Ihe luth day of July, I'JU, for the
Improvement of said streets by grading the
the same to Ihe established grade rroin curb
line to curb line; by the construction of aril
llclal stone block gutters three feel wide
along both nliles of said streets; by the con.
hi met ion or cement curbs along I he curb lines
of said streets as now established, on both
sides thereof where Ihe same are not already
In place and as directed by mid Ordinance
No. ;uh; by Ihe rolling of said streets to a hard,
I'VMi Mirl'Hce suit by paving Haiti .1reetn from
cni li line to curb line with concivie pavement
not Ick than six IncheH in d'pih from huu
giuile lo the finished gradeot Iheslreet; by Ihe
const ruction of storm sewers on Cuscarie and
Oak Mlreels from Killh Hlreet to Second Htreet;
by the ptucing of catch basins at t he Southeast
corners of blocks C, 1), Eatid F, Kind. Addi
tion West, and of blocks 7. S, 11 and lu. See.
end Addition Wesl. The curbs ahull be laid
In accordance with Hie. ppeoltlcii'loiiH con
tained in lieneral Impiovemeut Ordinance
No. ltd or the City of Hood Klver. a now In
force. The concrete paving, artificial atone
gutters end storm sewers with suitable .mlch
basins, shall be laid and the work thereunder
done lo coiupleliou In aocordanee with plana
ond spec! Ileal Ions prepared by 1'. M. Morse,
City Surveyor, and now on tile In liiHotttee,
and as directed by said ordinance No. HOI) and
(leneral Improvement Ordnance No. im. The
contract for grading said streets nhall be let
in one contract, the contract for paving
said utreetN Hhiill lie let in a separate
contract, the construction of thecement curb
and gutters shall tie let In a aeparate contract
and the construction of the necessary slornl
sewers and catch basin? Btiali ta let In a Hep
arateeontract, and shall be required to be
completed in l-Hi days from the date of award
ing wiid contract or eonlnicta.
Said bids will be opened by the Htreet Com
mittceaa soon as practicable alter the time
tixed for receiving bids, and Hie several bldH,
togellier with the summary thereof, will be
reported to the common Council at Ita next
regular meeting thereafter, to-wlt, on the 17tU
day of July, Inn, at the City Hall, in said city,
at which lime said bids will be considered.
Notice la further given that any Interested
party may tile his objection to the letting of
said contracts within the time specified for
receiving bids, and that the name will be
traiismii-ed tothe City Cxincll along with
said bids for their consideration at aald meet
ing. The person, nrm or corporation to
wliom the conlracla tire let will be required
to enter Into an agreement tothe effect that
said contractor shall look aloue for payment
for material and work toauch particular por
tion of the fund to M assessed upon the prop
erty liable to pay for audi Improvement and
paid into the city Treasury for that purpose,
aa shall be assessed to the property lu front of
of which and to Hie charge of which a partic
ular part ot the improvement to be done by
the successful hiddera ts to be made and col
lected and paid Into the City Treasury, and
such contractor shall in no event require the
City of Hood Kiver or any of Ua offlcenor
Wilts to pay the same, except out of ancli
pellicular portion of said fiiinls ao asaesaed
or collected Into Ihe Clly T'reumry, and lor
such portion ol said Improvement, nor aeek
to enforce payment of the same or any part
theieol against the City of Hood Kiver or any
of tta otlicers by any legal process or other
wise, except out of such particular mod.
All bhts must state opposite to each tract or
bliH'k bid upon, price for each claia of work
separately, per cubic yard for grading, per
sijuare yard for paving, per lineal foot for
curbs, gulters and atorm sewers, and per
piece lor caich basins. No blda will be re
ceived which sp. eify more than one price for
each class or work chargeable to one block 111
length. A bond lor I be IHltbnil performance
of the contract to an amount equal to 2ft per
ih in. of the estimated contract price will be
iciiiired of the successful bidder, the Con net!
reserving the right to reiect any aud alt bids.
Dated and first published June Si 1911.
It. B. 1MNU1L1.K,
ii' jfi City Kecorder.
At Summer Home.
Doctor Broeiua announce! hi summer
home established at Odell Phone 20
where he ran Is? consulted morning and
evening; city office, Hood River, phone
12-B, open as npual, 10 to 4 daily; Night
Calls answered from Odell, phone 20. tf
Notice of Sale for Delinquent AssessmenL
.V-ttine ! hereby given that on the th day
of Ji.i. Inn, a warrant was duly aud reyu
).rtv i- iet by Ibe Keorar oi Hie City of
It . t t ivi. Orrgiin, U me directed aad de
o..r... - .hoi oolitic me to forihwith adver-
i I '.ri.-iiv tiii-ntkiried and described
in. ir,n uM'h in asMeaament for Hie
coat of Improving Columbia stret from the
west line of Hrvt-nUi Mrerl westerly akaig
Columbia Htrt-rt to the east llneol Ttiirtt-eiitli
street tf aaidelly was made, and toaellsaid
property or no much thereof aa can be sold
KtttraU-ly iy advantage sufficient u pay said
delinquent aj.sessiio.iii, btgetber Willi in
terest, costa and (lisburaementa In the manner
provided by law, and to return the priMfrda
ol such sale to the City Treasurer of ilo-Cily
of Hood Kiver, Oregon, aud the following is a
description id the ptoierly against which
aaseMMiiieot vim h-vird and which Is delin
quent, and gives the name of Ibe person lo
wtullil II was aswnMeri ami the amount ol Ibe
:i"sessmeiil thereon now due, to-wit :
i.ia i,s, x. 4, block 4, Waueoma. t harlea li.
Hart, lill tal, ct (7 ou.
Now; iheremie, m pursuance of salt! warrant
and for Hie pursse ol sal lsl illg Hie delin
quent asHewsmetil mentioned therein, 1 will
on Haturday, the i.r.'d day oi July, I'.ill. at the
hour of leu o'clock A. M. of aald day, at the
Irout door of the City Hull, lu lite Clly of
H(hm1 Klver, County of U.hhI Kiver. state ol
Oregon, proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash In hand, the sev
eral tract or parcels of laud alaive iileut loued,
or so much thereof aa can lie aold aeparalelv
to advantage aoflicleut lo pay said delinquent
assessment, together with the iulereat, tsusta
and (lisburaementa provided by law, and will
continue said aide from day lo day tbereaner
until aatd proa-rty la sold, or ho much thereof
as may be ueiieMHary to satisfy aaid aaseMsment.
Dated at Hood K'Ver, Oregon, thia 12tli day
or June, 1HI. ItOllKItT l.tWIH,
Marshal of the City ol lliaid Itiver, Ore,
Jirijai
Citation.
In the County Court of the Stnteof Oregou,
tor Hood Kiver County.
In the Matter or the Kstate of Charles M.
Husey, Deceased.
To D. W. French, Alvlra V. (loss, Ida A,
Altera, F.lla McHride, AdaCarr. and to all
others unknown who have or claim aa In.
tereat In aaid eHlate, greeting:
In the name of the State ol Oregon, you are
hereby cited aud required to appear lu the
County Court ol the state of Oregon for the
County of Hoo4 Klver, lu the Court Koom
thereof, a Hood Klver, aaid state, on July 2S,
Wll, at It) o'clock a. m. of that day, then and
there to show cause, tf any there be, why an
order should not theu aud there be mada de
daring the righta of all persona In and to the
property or share of Maria A. French, de
ceased. In the aald estute of Charles M. Husey,
deceased, and why an order of redistribu
tion should not be made herein with refer,
ence thereto. Thin citation Is served upon
you by publication in accordance with an
order of the County Court duly made and en
tered herein on toe 2ft h day of Juue, A. D;
IHll, directing that same ahall be puiilished
In the Hood Klver Glacier, a newspaper of
general circulation, one a week ror tour suc
cessive week a Date of first publication Juue
2H. lull.
Witness the Honorable (jeo. D. Culbertson,
Judge of the county court or the stale or Ore
gon, for the County of Hood Kiver, with the
seal of said Court alllxed, this 2titti day of
June, mil.
Attest: W. K. HANSON,
M Jlau Clerk,
Notice of Special City Election.
Notice la hereby given that a special city
election will be held in the City of Hood
Kiver, Oregon, on the Kill day of July, 1)111, at
the City Hall therein, for the purpose ef sub.
milting to the legal voters of said City, the
same being freeholders thereof, the question
whether or not the City of Hood Kiver shall
issue Its bonds In Ihe sum of 8-1'Arax), or so
much thereof as may Im) necessary, for the
purpose of raising money with which to ac
quire by purchase, condemnation or other
wise, the com plele water sysl in in the City
of HHd Klver, Oregon, and vicinity, now
owned and operated by the Pacific) Power
and Light Co., together with all the frau
chlses, rights, privileges, easements. Imple
ments aud appliances belonging thereto or
connected therewith, for the purpose of sup
plying water U the City aud citizens of the
Clly of llisid Kiver and vicinity; said bonds
to be Issued by the City In all respects In ac
cordance with the provisions of Section Itri of
the cnaner or tne cuy oi noou itiver as
amended and now In force.
The polls shall be otiened at the hour of 8
o'cliH'k a. in. on said day and shall continue
open until 7 o'clock p. in. on said day.
J. li. Uili, O. II. Baker and John A. .Wilson
have been appointed by the Common Coun
cil as Judges of said election, and 1'. S. Duvid.
son uad 11. T. lie Witt as clerks I hereof.
This notice la published In two Issues of the
Hood Itiver ij lacier, by order ol the. Common
Council (d the Clly ol Hood Klver. I he dale
oflhetirsi publiiMtlon I hereof is June '.', lull,
and Hie ilnleof the last publication July (i
1NII. H. li. DANdll.LK,
Ulty Kecorder.
NOTTCK 1'OU PUBLICATION
UNITED STATICS LAND OFFICE
The Dalles, Oregon, May lWh, bill.
Notice is hereby given that Albert Schil
ler, of 1 ice, Oregon, who on March iilth,
la, made Homestead entry, No 142HH Serial
No. IM.bi, lor K'.j SF.'i. Hee.fnnd WUSw',,
Sections, Township 1 North, Kange 1U Fast,
Willamette Meridian, has hied notice of In
tention to make Final live year f'roor, to es.
tablish claim to the land above described, be
fore K. A. Hlshon, U.S. Commissioner, al his
olllee, at Hood Klver, Oiegon, on the sth day
July, lid 1.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles (1.
Huberts, Thomas Collins, Kind Fiantschl,
Fredrick Fraubu'hl.all of Dee, Oregon.
inSi-ji"
Notice ol Sale of Real Property.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Hood Kiver County.
In tho Matter of the Guardianship of Hope
MrtonYi Minor.
I, Klmer McCray, the duly appointed, qualified
and acting guardian of the estate of HopeMooney,
minor, hereby Rive public notice that, in purau
ance to an order of the above entitled court here
tofore made in the above entitled matter, I ahall,
on and after the 21st day ef July, 1311, sell or
offer for Bale, in room 14, Hall Building, City of
Hood River, Oregon, at private sale for cash
and to the beat and highest bidder, the real prop
erty belonging to tsaid estate, described as fol
lows i to-wit:
A one-fifteenth interest, subject to the dower
right of one Adelia A. Stranahan, in and to the
property situated in the City of Hood River,
County of Hood River, State of Oregon, described
aa follows;
Lot IX, blk. 4, Stranahan's Fimt Add. to said city.
" 19 " 4 '
" 31 " 9 " Third
" .12 " 9 ' ' "
" 37 "9 " " '
M 9 . u
"39 "9 "
"40 "9 " " " " "
Acreage containing Jl.02 acres, more or leas, de
scribed as follows:
Beginning at the sunken stone monument set in
the east line of the Jenkins 1. L. C. No. town
ahip 8 north of range It) K. W. M.. lUiO feet south
of the re-entrant corner on the east side of aaid
claim; thence south 1 deg. 20' west 200 feet; thence
east 682.72 feet to a point 10 feet west of the
southwest corner of lot 33 in block 10 of Strana
han's Third Addition: thence north 200 feet;
thence west to the point of beginning.
Home place, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, near Taylor street, in said City of Hood
River, described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 25 feet north and 140 feet
east of the moat easterly southeast corner of the
William Jenkins I. L. C No. 38, in township 3
north range 10 K, W. M.; aaid point being the
southeast corner of a certain tract conveyed to
John G. Zolls; thence east 120 feet, more or less;
tothe southwest corner of a tract conveyed to
J, H. Gill; thence north along the west line of the
Gill tract 60 feet; thence east along the north line
of the Gill tract 110 feet to the west line of
Twelfth Htreet; thence north along the west line
of Twelfth Street 103 feet to the southeast corner
of the C. F. Sumner tract; thte west along the
south line of said Sumner tract 128 feet; thence
north along the west line of said Sumner tract
136 feet; thence west W feet, more or less, to the
northeast corner of said Zolls tract, and thence
south along said Zolls east line 218 feet to the
place of beginning.
This notice is given by publication in the Hood
River Glacier, for four successive weeks, in ac
cordance with the order made and entered in the
above entitled court on the 20th day of June, 1911.
Date of tirst publication is June 22nd, 1911.
KLMBR Met' RAY.
Guardian of the estate of Hope Mooney, Minor.
j22-j2i ,
Notice of Final Settlement.
In tbe County Court of the state of Oregou
for the County of Hood Kiver.
In the Matter of tbe Katate of Stephen H.
Mayberry. deceased.
Notice U hereby given that Juliet A.
Msyoerry, Adminuiralxix of tbe K slate of
Stephen H. Mayberry, deceased, having
filed 1 i thia Court ber second and final
account ot her administration of said es.
tate. And the hearing ef the same has
been fixed by thia Court for Saturday, July
15, 19U, at 10oclock a. m at the conrt room
of aaid Court, in the court hor-e of Hood
River, Oregou. In the county aforesaid, and
all persons interested in the aaid estate are
notified then and there to appear and show
cause, if any they have, why naid account
should uot be settled and allowed, and aaid
administratrix be dlwharged and her bonds
men exhonorated, and aaid estate closed.
Pate of first publication, June 15, in! I.
J I
JLIKT A.MAYBKURY.
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Administratrix.
iarmichaers
The house of staples, where you can buy all
your every -day wants for wear.
For Ladies
A fine line of Ginghams, Lawns and Prints, with
trimmings to suit, at as low a price as can be
bought any place.
For Men and Boys
Good, serviceable Shirts, Overalls and Khaki
Pants (made in Oregon) at right prices. Call and
see these at the oldest and best dry goods house
on the hill.
Phone 283 L
New Parkdale Hotel
A Modern Hostelry in the Heart
of the Upper Valley, in the
Shadow of Mt Hood
Rooms 50 Cents and $1.00
Meals 35 Cents. Rates by the Week
J. M. Clark, Prop., parkdale
To Our Country Patrons
We now operate a country delivery service
without extra charge.
WEST SIDE TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
EAST SIDE-MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
We carry a full line of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Flour, Feed and all kinds of Fruits
and Vegetables in season. City orders
promptly filled and delivered.
Phone 78 .
Kinnaird & Kinsey
The Middle Valley Mill
. Is now in operation and ready to fill orders for
LUMBER
Three and One-half Miles South of Odell
PHONE 6X1
Mt. Hood Milling Company
SSIXOIsr STABLE
..Livery, Feed and Draying..
Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Etc.
HEATH & MULLIGAN MIXED PAINTS.
PRATT & LAMBERT'S VARNISHES. CALCIMO. For room tintine mixed
to order. CI1I-NAMEL. For old furniture and wood work any color ROOM
MOULDING. Plate and Card Rail. Dry Paste. OILCLOTH for walla and a
ni. lina Woll T.. - 1.. : I : .. - f I! : , , . ...
nice line of Wall Paper.
i mining,
Carriage Shop phone 109L
S. E. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Embalmer
EaUMUbed 18 Vcw
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
On Heights
STRANAHANS & RATHBUN
Hood River, Ore.
Horses IxMight, sold or exchanged.
Pleasure parties can seenrajfi rut-class rigs,
Special attention given to moving furniture ana
pianos.
We do everything horses can do.
i njit-r Hanging, oign ami carriage Work
Store phone 11615 Oak Street
Harness and
Saddlery
Harness Repaired Made
to order.
Lap Robes, Horse Blankets, Tents,
Wagon Covers, Water Bags, Etc.
Davenport Harness Co.
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