HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1911 Eumb ftturr (Blanrr AWlrtlK U. MOE. Publisher. SottM-rlptlim, !.:. Pt Year. irilf ri T7 1 IITA ' f I I I - . rrtai K1LLLU Dl JUJIUj ITIIE SMKU SITLATION. W ill) the r lin of the verdict of tl.e jury in the .ii'i. riiiialini in, when a I valuation', f was I-':" (jn lht' Pacific IWer I.inl't Company' wat.r system, although it frit tl.ut the price wt was several tlMm.--i.inl dollar in cxccssV.f the real worth of the system, the ir.ajority of the citi zens f the eit,v hoped tow a final ;.itl.'t.iotof the utrair. ll.evpr.lict was in r!Teet a compromise one and praetically'met both nidi half way. With the exception of the mayor, it has bi'.-n submitted U. by the city gov ernment, who are earnestly desirous of ussumii.g control of the plant and hastening the nuuh needed city im provement. From the attitude of the attorneys of the Pacific Power & Light Co. the eomnanv will in all prohahility appeal the ea. However, an appeal ran in no event affect the transfer of the i,rini.i t it -I for the maximum price can not exceed that agreed upon hy the parties t the suit. The only wise f..r the citv to follow is that adopted hy the city council, who have paused an ordinance providirg lor uit drawing of warrants fur the payment of the plant. Until the fame are proffered, the rityran not assume con troPof the plant nor will any revenue he derived. The action of the mayor in refusing to approve such an ordin ance and to sign the warrants could not better please the present owners of the system. The mayor hy his attitude evidences his characteristic obstinacy, a serious impediment to the city's progress. A continued refusal on his part to sign the warrants will place him in the "rani uvis" class. He will be one of the city's greatest luxuries; for in ' eirect the municipality will he paying him a high salary, about a thousand dollars a month. We can arrive at no other conclusion when we realize that by his action, the city is losing the monthly revenue of thejwater plant. As to the communication of J. F. lialrhelder, which was presented to the council at its Monday night .meet ing, its purport may bo considered meritorious in but one respect. In deed, by combining the sale of the JitO.IMMI water bond issue with that necessary for the purchase of the water system the city might secure a better bargain for the issues How ever, the difference will be small and the delay will he great. The city has been loo prodigal in its delays. , The time has como for definite ac tion. 1'opular sentiment should he beetled, and it is demanding that the municipal water system be hastened to completion and thut the much needed street improvement he cared for. In this respect the communication is erroneous. It states that no work can be done on the niunicpal water plant until next slimmer. The assumption is' mi entirely mistaken one. Contractors can begin immediate, work on the con struction of the system. The laying of mains could he completed. Indeed, with the exception of the concrete work, all of the work could bo com pleted. It is to he hoped that the city'n chief executive will awaken to the Hituiitioii. Ho states that if he signs the warrants in payment for the system, he will become personally liable. We comnimend him for his eiiulious business steps. However, the placing of his signature on the war rant:! is no mure than a ministerial act. lie need fear no 'added burdens to his self-constituted responsibilities. Whatever liability may be attached will fall on the shoulders of tho six coiincilinen, who favor the drawing of the ordinance. In fact no responsibil ity will attach to the councilmen; for (lie vote of the people to issue bonds to the extent of $-12,5(10 created a fund from which the money may bo drawn. The passage of an ordinance, a me cbanii'iiPstep, providing fur tho sale of the bonds is all that is now necessary. An Indiannapnbs hobo stole a new pair of trousers from a tailor anil dis posed of the old garment to u rag man. Hy was caught, the trousers were re claimed by the tailor, and the culprit bound over to the grand jury. He is now languishing trouserless, in prison, praying for steam heat. Moral: Steal trousers in the spring time. The first serioii9 automobile accident in the II.hkI Kiver Valley occurred yes ufi,.riiiiii a shorCtime before : o'clock, when little linn.thy Collie, the 7 year old daughter of W. K. Collie, of the Kast Side, was killed hy an auto- i.v M si llnrnthv KnliiiiL'. mount; 01 i, v.. - ---j - i I i The victim of the Unfortunate accident j with several other children was re turning from school. The rig had stopped in front of the Collie home, 1 1. The Italics road. i .i i'..t ..:- I I... I.n.tlu.r hinl anil ine nine i;.n mm alighted from it when the car ap proached, coming toward the city. The horn of the automobile was sounded and it was seen by the child ren, who seemed to be walling for the ear to pass. However, iust before it reached them the little boy ran across the road and the little girl attempting to follow was struck. She sustained a fractured skull and life was extinct in about fifteen minutes. The accident, it was stated hy by standers, was due to no negligence on the part of Miss Kpping;for the car was moving at a blow rate of speed. The rig was stopped in the middle of the road. It is the rule for a car pac ing a vehicle to turn to the lett. un fortunately the Collie home was on this side of the road. The sad accident was seen by a number of people, who were standing near. Miss tipping was accompanied by her father, J. A. hp ping. Tho young lady is prostrated because of the futal occurrence. HYDRO ELECTRIC MAKES SURVEYS M. W. Elmer, a prominent hydraulic and mining engineer of I'ortland, left Monday evening after having been busily engaged for several days mak ing surveys on the power sites of the Hyrdo Klertric Co., one of which is situated neai the Tucker bridge on the county road and the other on the prop erty of N. C. Kvans, about two miles up the Hood Kiver from the city. The former site is on the property of the Watt Development Co. Mr. Evans and Dr. J. F. Watt are the chief pro moters of the big power company. Engineer Elmer, who hag had exten sive experience in the East and in Mexico, says that he has never seen power sites where plants could be con structed and maintained more cheaply. Former estimates of the two sites have placed the power that may be developed oi. 7,000 horsepower. EXPLOSION INJURES JOHN W. IIUTSON John W. Hutson, while testing the efficiency of a number of stumping powder caps, with which he was blow ing stumps on the Middlecrest Or chards in the Middle Valley, sustained serious injuries Monday afternoon, when the caps exploded in his left hand. The caps had become 'wet and Mr. Hutson and A. C. Hallam, his partner in clearing tho land, were discussing the prohahility of them be ing useless. Mr. Hutson took one ot them and inserting a short piece of fuse into it applied a match to the fuse. He intended to throw the lighted fuse, with the cap attached, but the powder of the fuse, which must have been defective, burned like a flash and immediately exploded the caps held in his left hand. The left hand of tho victim of the unfortunate incident was torn com pletely from his arm and left a bleed ing stump, which was hound up by Mr. Hallam at once, in order to prevent death from loss of blood. Two pieces of the exploding cartridges pierced Mr. Hutson s abdomen anil his fore head was lacerated by the explosion. As soon as possible h:i was brought to the Cottage Hospital in this city, where he is reported to he resting well. In earing for his wounds attending physicians removed one of his fingers trom the abdominal cavity, where, so great was the force of the explosion, it hail torn its way through Ins clothing and the abdominal wall. CHIXK FOKGKlT" FOR BIG SUM The Untie r l'ank received yesterday from its New York depositary, The Irving National Exchange liank, a forged ;'heck for the sum of $s:,7r0 purporting to he drawn by E. A. Franz in favor of ("has. A. Met, aim and the forged certification of Truman I'utler, cashier of the locil institution. The New York Hank was immediately noti fied that the check was a fraudulent one. A Hurna detective was here to day investigating the matter. The man presenting the check for collection at tho Irving National Exchange llank opened an account. Whether or not he has been allowed to check from the account has not been learned by the local bankers. The local bank will sutler no loss from the forgery. THE IIALLK PROTESTS AGAINST POWER RATES i VfffHB m it i i fk m i v I Washington apple growers have ad mitted the superiority of the Oregon fruit. The Spokane apple snow will judge exhibits of apples hereafter not by the superiority of quality hut by the excellency of pack. Help the l'ark Grange save the ten acre tract west of the city. It is pos sible to establish there an ideal public park, Twenty apples on a two year-oli tree is Howl Kiver's latest record. Mrs. (juaikt'iiliiish lluriod in Portland. Funeral services of Mrs. Edward QuacUenbiish, who died at Hood Kiver SepebiniT M, were held at 1 :M0 Sunday afternoon from the First Presbyterian church, l he pastor, Jiev. Air. hovij, officiated. The pall bearers were Wil liam M. I. add, Fletcher I. inn. Miller Murdoek, K. K. Warren, A. S. Patullo and J. T. Koss. The floral tributes completely covered the grave. Ore gonian. Mrs. Quackenbush, whose age was 71 years, has resided for several summers at the (Juackenhush country home on the Belmont road. Her .death was caused by a stroke of paralysis. She leaves surviving her husband, Elmer Quackenbush, and sons. The Pacific Power & Eight Company is "in bad" at The Dalles with thi ir consumers, who are up in arms be cause of an increase in rates which re cently went into etrect. Local business men have just received their bills for light and power used during the month of August, 'and in many cases the bills are doubled as compared with the amounts paid for July, says a dispatch to tho Oregonian. A special meeting of the Council will be held within a few days when an attempt will be made to compel the Pacific company to lower its rates. If the electrical concern refuses to do so and he Council is unable to make it fUT.dsh light and power at the former rates, a movement will he started for a municipal light and power plant in this city. Should such he the out come, the plant will be operated in connection with the local water sys tem, which is an institution run by the city. Warner Purchases in Willow Flat. W. R. Warner, 111, who has been in the Valley for more than a year, has purchased from D. J. Hudson, lo:i acres of raw land in the Wlilow Flat district. Mr.Warner will begin at once the improvement of his tract, clearing and setting it to orchard. He plans to make his home here and will later erect a handsome residence on the es tate. Mr. Warner arrived here the guest of Fordham Kimball, in the middle of July last year. He is a son of W. K. Warner, the wealthy Philadelphia drug manufacturer. Mr. Warner spent last winter in California studying the cul ture and handling of citrus fruits. Copyrlgbt Hirt Schaffucr Ic Mr MEN'S SUITS You're tfoinp; to be especially pleased with the new models in suits we'll show you this fall, made for us by HART, SCHAKFNF.R & MARX. We have one of the finest assortments this year that we hav? ever had and would like to have you call ami see them. We want to see our customers dressed the best and you certainly will be if you get one of these Hart, Schaffner & Marx suits. Hn S. & M. Suits $ 1 8.00 Up Other makes for $5,$G,$8,$10, $12, $15 Boy's Dress and School Suits and Overcoats The finest line we have ever had. All the newest weaves and latest styles. Iet us show you how reasonably we-can fit your buys out and how swell they will look. Boy's Suits from a nice knickerbocker suit for $1.75 Up LADIES' COLLARS 10c We have put out a table of Ladies' collars and jabots, Dutch colla'rs, stock collars, stifF collars, belts, etc. You will be surprised at the big values in this lot and the many pretty patterns and styles. Choice of any article on the table ... lOc New Fall Suits For Ladies . We have never before shown such a splendid line of Ladies' Tailored. Suits and Dresses. All the latest styles in the most popular weaves and patterns. We can please you in this line with the snappiest suits in the city. Piece Goods This department is crowded with all that is new in the line of Piece Goods, suitable for any purpose. Silks, Velvets, Suitings, Satins, Panamas, Albatros, Fancy Mohairs, Serges, in fact . every thing that one can wish for. You will find a greater variety of all the newest weaves and patterns here, and at less price than you can get the same quality for elsewhere. NEW FALL MILLINERY You will find that our millinery de partment is the largest and most com plete in the city and we can save you good money on your millinery purchases. Our new fall line is now ready for you to make your selections, and why not come early and get all the gojd you can out of your new hat by having it early in the season, besides you have a much larger and more complete line to select from. One of the largest lines of plumes and feathers for trimmings that have ever been displayed in the city. 2nd floor. Ladies' Pure Silk Hose 50c On Saturday. September 16, we are going to place on sale a complete line of Ladies' Pure Silk Hose, values 75c a pair.' All colors. . These are a full fash ioned, fine guage pure silk hose with elastic welt, high spliced heel, toe and sole, the pair only 5Qc School Supplies We carry a full line of School Tablets, Pencils, Inks, Erasers, etc. You will save money by buying these here. THE PARIS FAIR The Store That Gives You the Best Values CAUSES A TIE VOTE (Continued From I'aj-'e One) dents of that portion of tho city have a just reason for their complaint and would recommend that steps he taken to jrunt their petition. We would also present lis part of our report a letter written hy Dr. Humble. H. I.. Howe, Chas. T. Jvirly. Sept. 9, l'.lll. To the Mayor and City Council, Hood Kiver, Ore. Centlemen: The noise made hy the skating rink, particularly the music, is extremely annoying to sick people living within three or four squares of the rink. I notice it particularly at the hospital. This nuisance should certainly be abated if possible in the interest of Buffering humanity. Very respectfully, 11. L. Humble. The Tip Top Auto Co. announces the sale of a M) horsepower Speedwell Cruiser to Dr. VV. S. Nichol and a "0 horsepower Overland ear to Dr. K. I.. Seobee. The above cars were chosen after an extended investigation ot au tomobiles. The revival at Odell conducted by Evangelist C. L. Organ will continue all of this week and next. An all day meeting with a basket dinner will be held next Sunday, ureal interest is being shown m the meeting. Last Sunday night the tabernacle was filled Rev. T. S. Ilandsaker, who has been ill fur Beveral days, expects to be able to occupy his pulpit next Sunday morning and evening. Last Sunday KvangeliBt Organ pivneheJ at the Christian church in the morning and Uev. K. A. Harris at night. ECIAL Saturday, September 16, at 10 a. m. ONYX ENAMELWARE n g Water Pails Tea Kettles -Dish Pans Coffee Pots - -Duchess Kettles - -Berlin Kettles -Dairy Pans, Etc., Etc. Onyx Enamelware is one of the Best TRIPLE COATED wares made. EVERY PIECE IS GUARANTEED . The BIGGEST and BEST Special we have jever offered. Only One to a Customer. None Sold to Children. The 5-10-15 Cent Store Ileilbronne Bldg. Cor. 3rd SL Cascade OAIiDALE GREENHOUSE It is time to think about those roses and bnllis you are going to out in this fall, to have bliH. m next spring. Hctter see the roses in lilooni and pirk out. what you want. We have a full line of shrubs, vines and pereuial plants. Cut flowers and designs to order on short notice. Phone 1972 M Fletcher (El Fletcher r. i. Hood Ri WANTED Wanted Wmi tan lor general housework. Kor imrtk'Ulura cull V to 10 looming or eveuiug. h21 V anted --3.r,(mu ( lark wvdliiiKl wrawwrry plant, from young plants. Kellogg & MriilH. . phone 32M-M. oft Wanled-ByRepUiii.ber ii. a place for a man and woman, or a ii.au, U work ou a ranch. I ..olio n-t-in uueil. m Wanted A good young horae, weight not leas than 1'2ik. Must be sound and gentle. Cl.ua. Allbrigl.t, route 3. -l Wanted Work nailing boxes In orchard. Have had experience. Addreaa, I,. K. Kerhy, liood Hiver, oro. 14 F. W. llrown, l'ark. If Wanted A modern furnished house for family of three. Will take lor either long or abort term. Write care box 31H ilood Kiver, Oregon. aU Wanted To buy early hatched Mlnoretn pullet or young hens. f:all 2;tl Odell, or ad. dreas J. M. Taylor, H. I). 1. alt Wanted to Itent-A 15 to 1.11 II. I'. traetlon engine. Write Jacol.Kou-lhide t'o., 4t7-ll;i sianton Hi., I'ortland, tire. a'Jl Wanted I'ositiou as housekeeper on runrh by middle age lady. Addreaa II., cure, ol II lacier. al Wanted Position by lady stenographer Addreaa, Box Ml, Hood Kiver. Ore. all Wanted to KentA furnished or tinfur nlshed bonse. prefer tlve or six rooms, mod. eru. close in. I,. O. Nuns, with (i. V. Kit. nniun u. v..i., inuuc sTtf Wanted A poaitton an bookkeeper. Two veara' experience. Addrea U. K. K, enr-e in Olaeler. svw Wanted Non-church goers and stranger to follow the folks Hunday morning or even lug to the people's church. Sixth a nil I ink Kindly, J. B I'ursona, 11 rare U. H. Minister' Keaidct.ee GOT. Oak l. Telephone MH-K. sa Wanted Jirl for general housework. Oooc wagea. laiiuireof rtlra. Kruhli A. t'rani. s2 For Sale or Trade Modern ft-room collage H.J.Frank. Phone 217-M. tf -r- in i'1-rtfffS 1 ' r ut HUM NOMWAUH ONN The Senlshiptor is the Shipping He- The SciKliiplicas. is the Porcelain F.nam frigerutor Which the Shipper I'sis rled 1 ispl.iy From Which We Sell to Semi Vs Scilshipt )h'ra Sealshipt Oysters This is the Guar antee of Purity Why Cultivate a Taste for "Tin-Can"? That's what people have to do who choose to eat other oysters when they can get the real Sealshipt Oysters by coming to us. "Canned oysters and "tinned" are all imitations of ealshipt Oysters Why take the chances with iniit.itions when you can get the real article? Sealshipt Oysters are shucked and imme diately packed into air-tight, ice cooled steel containers, and shipped straight to us under seal. We place them in tho porcelain enam-' e!ed refrigerator. We give them to you in the waxed lined paper pail. This is the only authorized way Sealshipt Oysters are sold, and is the only way you can be sure of getting genuine Sealshipt Oysters. Unscrupulous dealers can imitate the name, but they cannot imitate the manner in which Sealshipt Oysters are handled, which insures your getting solid oyster meats. It's impossible for these dealers to givecon sumers oysters which are the pick of the fin est oyster beds on the coast. Practically all the best oyster growers and shippers are affiliated with the Sealshipt Sys tem in order to maintain a high standard of purity and nutrition in the oyster meatsa higher standard than the National Govern ment requires. That is the reason Sealshipts are ALL AND always so tempting, tasty, delicious and nu tritious, too. YOU'LL NEVER KNOW WHAT OYSTERS TASTE LIKE UNTIL YOU'VErASTED SEALSHIPT OYSTERS! . We sell Sealshipts-only SEALSHIPTS. Our First Shipment will Arrive Thursday Morning, September 14th. -THE STAR GROCERY "GOOD THINGS TO EAT." PERIGO (Si SON Kor real eorHPt comfort, a Hplrella corset fitted to your form. Hpirellu HoHiui; of open const ructi m, nil m its of free vent i hit Ion. khu! tnry tiinl coinfortahle. Ketiikiis lis shape per. nianentiy. Henri poNleanl, or ph'Mie lor up sintiiient with Mrs. M ill lie ;.M. t "nsl ner, 2'. t'liscmte ave., Hood Kiver, Ore'. Phone HS-k sTLf FOR SALE For Siile-I.lnht Old llii kory whkoii, with shafts anil pole for one horse or leiin, priet S'.'Mio. Mee liuckwall Ji .Sylvester beyond Tucker's hrliig:e. sl For Hale Household goods, street, phone 171 M. Apply r.' Oak For Hale A pair of buy mares, weight ll:'l tcood workei-H single or double. Will sel separate, and as 1 wish to elose out. my bus), ness, will sell at a xreal stie.rihee to the tlrsi that eomes with theeash. Hoik lord store. Hood Kiver, phone is3 X. s'l For Sale (lood ranch horse cheap if taken at once, A. J. IlrtitKjiiist. s.'l For Snle-Fresh younu Jersey cow. Apph t;. K. Miller, phone 2U.S-M, n2i ' For Sale Pigs. K. 11. Taylor; Oak Orove. puone vivir. sin For Hale Any amount of good dry oak anil pine wiHiri, Phone JAW. ;1 Fur Sale Ixit and .4 room house; wired for electricity; city water In kitchen, with sink aud dralu to cesspool, t all 27?;.V1 or No. a. tl For Sale One (i.year.old I'lydesdale mare light bay, gentle aud true, l;tni Miinds, workK single or double. Fineorcliard aniinul. Plioin 2MU-L. W.H. Warren. KJ1 TYPKWKITF.RS For sale or rent on eas terms. A. W Onlhank. aill-lf For Sale-Anyone requiring choice peaches luquire HueUiw's Taylor Shop, all For Sale or Trade One hrow n mare 7 years old, about UK) Hiunds, good roudsti r. In the event of a trade would consider gisut bug. gy, hack, or orchard Implements, or bay. Phone Udell lSH. . sit For Hale Team, Sludehaker wagon, bar. ness and farm tools cliesp. W ill sell sepitru tely. M. II. Malier, phone Sit) X. sl5 For Sate-75 ricks of drv pine and Mr wood. SI. It. Maher, phone ;IA)-X. sl4 F'orSale Cheap Al team. Just, the pelr for small place. Perfectly gentle, good pull era, broke to drivcor ride, weiKlil4UiHMiuriK Phone AMS M. al7tf I-anrt F'or Sale 2: acres of land for sab from $.) pel acre up. Will sell in LILaere tracts with part In trees. C. J. Calkins, phone JnMf For aale-ronkey engine, U1, in good i.Tricr, l,yl feet 1 luch mam line, .Turn reel trip line, blocks and nwsssrv eiipiiienl for imtnediateuse. For quick sale t.. J. K.Thompson, I'arkdale. or Ulacieroitlce. tl For Sale We are now in a position to fur. nish rough nnd dressed lumber of the van mis kluds. Apple Isixes and strawberry crates lor this season. Orders will be promptly tilled. 1 miles southeast of l'ark. dale. Hay A Wiesrfl, I'arkdale, ore. J7II For Sale--L. C. Smith typewriter. Pracil cally new. Phone tt-X. oa For Sale Cheun f'omor l.tf llltl. ..., i... liiuibia Sl. Address Phil Mai'thews, 321 Fast mi fooriu roriiauu, ore. ofi For Kale.-Fresli eow al Mt. Hood, Oregou A. Pattrsou. For Sale t'ord wood, dale. For Sale 1 Team and harness, true pullers, good travelers: 1 No. 2 Fsuhless stomp pul.er complete; jersey cow i years old. These are very cheap buys. It will pay you 1o luvesli. gtile, 1. t urner, Jr.. odell ril, toule 2. a.'! For Sale Prunes, 75 centa per apple box. I'hoiie ;U1-M. o,'i For SaleOrsy flily, lour years old. Woik single or double; tair horse uu roud. Phono l odell. oft For Sale Violin cello, go:d condition, will sell cheap. Phone .'it Odell. o." ForSale 1 have &10,tD equity In Chicago apartment house building which 1 will trade lor HishI Kiver bearing orchard. This build ing is tlrsi class in every rcspi-et. only one year old. well lis'ated and will stand strictest InvestigHllou. 1 will consider only I-ower T'alley strictly commercU! bearing orchard, preferably cle.ir and with modem improve ments. Write for personal interview. Ad dress 11. care Ulacier ollice, oTi For Sale-Cheap, horse, weight about 1 1. 'ill: genlleand soiinii, l'none Mi I,. of For Sale A horse cheap or will trade for stumppulier. See It. II. lhugg.or phone Im k o.: F'or Suit-2b acres of land at a bargain. See It. 11. P.r-gg, or phone lut-K. o5 For Sale -Apple trees, Newtowns, Soil- aud irlley. 3)2 per hundred. Philip Koltas, 2 lilies H W.ofOdeli. tl For Sale-llo acrt's b miles out, west side, in foot hills, under irrigation, deep rich soil, no ock, 21 acres- cleared, Is1 a acres planted to 'omiitercial varieties of apple full bearing town to 1 year; ncser tailing spring, good 7 oom house and out building, T erins ' :ucash, la'ance ij per cent. Address X. V,., care illacier. oii For Sale Tuexedo Suit in good condition. A bargain. See ltuelow, T he 'tailor. tf For Sale (Jood farm 'Jeam and harness, or 'ell one lion!. K. II. Wallace, phone PKI-M. tf FOR RENT For Kent -Dam, HK1 K. See K. 11. llragg, or phone S'2S For SaleA very neat one or two horse dack In very good shape, not had much heavy work, will la-d fi or 0 years, will be soiri at less lliau ilaT the priceol a new one.T'his in a snap tr taken at once as we luted the cash... KocU ford -ilore, Phone lM-. " oii For Kent Nicely furnished room wiihfur uiceheat. 717 Ktigene St. Phone 27;! K. s'21 MISCELLANEOUS NUKSKKY AiiKNT W A.NTKU. We want reliadle agents who can sell our uigh-grade fi nil tn-es, (rnwn at Kennewick ind Ssikane Valley. Kxpeuses advanced weekly. F ree expert advice to t rn it. growers, by Prof. Van lloiderhel.e, tor five years Washington state hoructiM uriM. Van iloklerbeke Nurseiy ro., nldtf Skokane, Wash. I ost Pair of cross tan woman's k lit driving gloves, one brass button. Lost in business portion d' city between Mt Hood unlet and liragg's store. Keturii to this ollice. Ki l.ost-Sniiill gold locket. Initials .1. M.S., tinder leave at tllacler office for reward, oii Lost A black parasol somewhere In tho cily. Has square bundle Willi sliver band and silver heart shaied ornament. Kelurh to tllacier ottice or ;(l;t l'ineSt.,foi reward, al Lost -1 iolri Sigma Chi fraternity pin.eioss shaped and set wil h 12 small pearls. Finder phase rclurn lo tilacier ottice for reward, sl l Lost IllHck hand bag containing tsioks, card, etc., bearing name ISita I., hngis. Finder please leave at tilacier. Reward. sJI Found Two Inner tube. tires on lliights. 'iwner may have same by calling .1 no. i ason, 2-wl.M, uud paying for tills ad. s21 Lost-Pair of ladies' gold cntr huttoas with small diamond in center. Keturu to Hinder lor reward. s2s Notice to Apple Tree Planters. Slarl your orchard right hy buyi g the Irees you need of Nealeigh Hro.'s Square Heal Nursery t'o. We are going to have some tine trees for sate for the seasons of lull and IUI2. Our prices are right and our inollo: "Live and help others live." Come and in spect trees. Nursery P4 inisps south ol Ilood Kiver, on West Snie. Write J. T. Nealeigh, K. 1. No. 2. Phone 2IS.K. Yours trul v, fis nealf;iuh hkos. For Sale Light team or horses call .tfti-x For Sale-Fiue A Iberia and Crawrord peaches in Oak Urove district. Phone IMUX I For Sale-Flrst.class cow, rich milk. One j good buggy; lam pound mare, all round j single worker, and Hood Kiver Apple land I Pboue Odell 17. P. O. address, Dee, Ore W K, Wiuius. oj NOTIt'K-Tn whom it may concern: I, the undersigned, must dissse of my rigid and lease on Hie property formerly owned by W. ; Adams. 1 urn not able to run the place and must sacrifice in order to sell. Coineaud see ine. I will give someone tt bargain s2l K, P. HE A.N, liarret Christian Church Notes. About one hundred enjoyed the hos pitality of the Loyal Herean;Class at the reception to the High School fac ulty and students, at the Christian church Tuesday evening. Mr. (looilenoutrh, who is tot be heard in a recital Friday evening, played; Mrs. Campbell gave a reading, The Vision of Sir Launfal ; anJ Miss Reavis and Dr. Sowerby sang. Mr. Cash, superintendent of the L'ible School, in a short talk outlining the "Loyal Movement" in class organ ization, invited ,,those not otherwise affiliated, to meet with the school. Mrs. Schreuders presided at the "Chrystal Well", filling "the cup that cheers but not inebriates," and Harry Cash as "Master of Stunts," certainly did keep things moving. Kubber Stamps at the Glacier oliiee.