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SAVINGS
ACC0UNTS P$S? SUPERVISION
Our Directors
As it is upon the men directing the af
fairs of a bank that depends the success of
the institution, we give below a list of our
directors, who are well known in the Hood
River district and vicinity for their long ex
perience in banking and commercial affairs:
F. S. Stanley D. McDonald
J. W. Hinriciis A. D. Moe
. C. Dktiiman
S. E. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Embalnier
Established 18 Years
HOOD RIVER, ORCGON
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Great Barg'ain
Home Telephone Co.
Stanley- Smith Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Lath, Shingles. Ete
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
We are Now Taking Orders for
Apple, Peach and Pear Boxes
Would Advise Ordering at Once
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.
Phone 124 Hood River, Oregon
j Notice to Contractors.
Noiicp is hereby itlvrn that the County
Court of Hood River County, Oregon, will
I mvtvfl twitted bit N for the eonttiiictiori and
j erection of a wH1tn wniton tiridne, complete,
I tlie ttameto le eonwtructeft and erected over
land arroiw tlie wetl lork of Hood Klver at fl
i pom where the Ijoki I.Hke whkoii road crosses
the west fork of wti'l river in Hood Uiver
(onntv. A rmittu hketch of the pli8 and
, upHcificatlonH ot said hi-ldge are now on die
with the Clerk of Hotwl River county where
the same may be Ir.Mpec led and examined.
Hid will be received up to 12 o'clock noon ou
the 4th day of April, I'.il-. All bidw to he ad
(tr.-sd in care of the County (.lei k of Hwxl
Uiver county. The conntv Court rcnei-ve the
rijrtit to r jf-ct Any or all bids.
Hood Kiver.OreiMin, XI arch II I'M.
(irx). D. t Cl.HKkTHoN,
m14nr2K 9 County Judo.
Notite to Contractors.
Notice k hereby given that the Comity Court
of Hood River Countv.HtHte of Oregon, will re
ceive btttK for tlie construction and ereelloo
of a sle -l bridge and HimtniFHi for sain4,
ct inplrle, to tie contiucled and ertcted oei
and hcm--h HtHtd Kiver at a point w.'icielhe
Mt lloud istiite road crtse8 Mild river. Nt)1
t(4el hrMgr? and ab'itnifulH to conform to
plittiKHUvl HpfclrtcHtiuns winch wMI tte on tile
wlili the County Clerk ol Hood Ri vr county,
for public inHpeciion, on and after March IK,
nil-.'. The County Court will also receive a t
consider ' pluns and specifications, together
wtlh bids tor thecnuNtructlon and c Miipletion
of si-Pi Htccl bridge and abtitmenta according
to the plans and Ki'lfl-'ations snbinli'ei
there wilh. IMans and HptTifliHllons with
bids thereon, and bids for the construction
according to the plana ou file with fie Couu'y
t'lerk iiiusi tie on file with tlie Cnuiity Clerk
of Hood River County, on or before 1 oVl nk
noon of the H h day of pr 1 1. 112 The County
Court reserves the right to reject nny or ail
biits.
Hood River, Ore , March U. Iwl-.V
UK . 1 Cl'MlKRIMOV.
inHniJH . ounly .Judge.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
In the Circuit Court of the HI ale if Oregon,
for Hood River County.
jieo. I'appns, rialutlir, vs. Heorge V. McCoy
and II. K. SlatHliull, FeteiidHnls:
lly virtue ot an execution, decree nnd order
of sale dnly issued out ot "ami uu 'er the seal
of the Circuit Court of the Hlate of i rtgtm,
tor tlie County of Ho d River, to me direct, u
and datetl the 2M.h day of February, 1112,
upon decree for the foreckwur of a cerialu
litboier's Hen and ludginent rendered aud en
ter d Inlaid Couri on tlie 2iHli day ol June,
H'l, In I he above entitled cause in lavorof
pialntitl and UK&'nst defendant in IheHuuiuf
JH-i.75. and the mud or til. 40 with in iciest
thereon at the rate of ft p- r o'tit. per annum
from Iheiith dnyof August h ml the fur
ther sum ot 0 attorney a fees, and the fur
ther sum of f 7 ; K) cos is aud disbursement,
wilh Interest thereon from the '.'tlih day ol
June, 1911 at the rate of l jiercnnt per annum,
and the costs ol and upon this Writ and com
nmndimc me to mk? sale ot the real properly
U' scribed in such iecee of loreelosure and
hereinafter dcs-rlbed, I will at the hour of
ten o'clock tiithef n noon on the Sttih day ol
MhicIi, ly 12, al the front door.of lhe Counly
i ourt Houkp in Jiisid River, IHod River
County, Oregon, sell at public auction to Hie
highest bidder for cash in hand all the right ,
title and interest which defendant, Oeo. W.
McCoy, bad ontheiilti day of June, I;di, tlie
dale of t lie judgment aforesaid, or w htch (u h
defendant, Geo. W. McCoy, hitincea-uired
or now has in aud to the following oescubfU
real property, situatet and being in tlie
County of Hood Kiver ,'Hlate of Oivgon, to-wit:
TlieSH4 of See. 2ft, T- 2 N., H, tf K., W. M.. or
mi much thereof as will stiiisfy Haul iultrtnent
aud execution, to-wit; The sum ol$U2 7.' and
the sum of 911 40 Willi iute est (hereon from
the lith day of August, l'n, hi t lie rale
ol ti per cent, per annum, and the tm ther sum
! of $.5 tW. and the sum of 5f7.jOwith iutertsl
thereon from the 2iith day of June, lull, with
costs and accruing costa on the Writ of Ki
ecution. Haid property will be sold subject to
the following judgments, to-wtt:
A judgment for the sum ol $jii5'0 mid In
terest thereon from the lith day of A ugn-d ,
! 1H10, at the rate of per cent, per minimi; for
! the bum of JpU uO atloiue 's fees, Willi Interest
I ther ou from the Uth day of June, It'll, at
I the rate olii percent, per annum; and for lhe
. sum otsui r, cosisann uisnursmenis, wun in
i Wrest thereon from the lith dy of June, mil,
; at the rate of ti p-r cent, per annum, and 92MM
! costs in the supreme coutl.
A judgment made and entered agslnst said
' defendant, Ueo. W. McCoy, and agam-d said
1 described real projierty on the l:uh day cd
June, iSHi, lu ami lor tne uin ol !f-Hm,.,.ai ami
inlerest theretm from the Uii day of August,
1M(I, at the rate of ii iiercent. iht uiiiiihii; aud
: for the sum of tloil.Oo aitoruey s tee, with in.
teresl thereon from the l.Uii day of jiine. 1111,
at the rale ot6perceut. t annum; and tor
i the sum ol fil.7f co-ts and dislmrsHients, wilh
interest thereon Iroiu the l ilh day ot June,
; lull, at the rate of ti ier cent, per annum, aud
. ff'.&OO costs and dishurKemeutH, and fXiXK) mists
i in the Supreme Court.
I And a judgment made and entered against
said defendant, Ueo. W. McCoy, and atfatnsl
: said described real property ou the ;ilst dny
: of May, i'UI, lu and lor the Mini of JH''. 'Mi, and
Interest thereon irom the tit H day of AiiiiL
1 l!d(i, at the rate of tt per cent per annum; lor
the sum of t-td OU attorney's t'es with interest
i thereon from IheSlst day ot Mav, V'il, at the
rate ol tt per cent her annum; for tlie sum of
fcM. wi'h Inf rest thereon from the 31st day
ol May, lyt!, at the rate of tt er cent per an
i limn; lor the fin thei sum ot Siil.OU, with Inter-
esttlierotn fro in the :llst day of M tty. 19H, al
the rate of ti per cent, per annum; and for the
j further sum of J'd.OO costs and dlsbursementa
on said judtrmeut in the Hupreme Court,
'which three Jmlgment-s last described are
prior judgment Hens on said land.
I Hald protarty will be wild subject toconftr
malum aud eo,uily of redemption as by law
i nrovtuea.
lHied at Ilnod Klver, Oregon, thUStvth day
1 or peuruary, iHii.
I THOS. F. JOHNSON.
SherttT of Hood Kiver County, Ortgou.
! 8. W. St A KK,
j Attorney for Plaintiff. I'.Mmyx
..Livery, Feed and Draying..
STRANAHANS & RATHBUN
Kood River, Ore.
Horces bought, sold or exchanged,
rieastire parties can secure first-class rigs
Special attention given to moving furniture ans
pianos.
We do evorything horses can do.
NOTICK FOU I'L ULICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
The DnllPK, Orecon, Mar li 5iti. 19IL.
Notice Ih iirrfoy iilvcn tlmt Faille J. Hittrk.of
Psrkualt', ron, who, on Peceiniwr :irl
IIKIfi niK'le Hoiueiea1 miry, No Usiil erll
! No. (r;:l. lor lot 4, KK'.. SW',, Met-tlon
Hiid M 1 and s. Swtlou :,,TowiihIiIp 1 Soutli
RBtiare 10 KhkI, W'tllainetie MrrliliHii, tia
tiled not 1101 IntentloQ t.i make rinal Klve
yar Proof to estitbltsh claim to (be land
above dfKiTlbcd, belore K. A. Hiiho t, U. H,
OminilitotiMr, at tiM ofnrft, at. HvJ Kiver,
Orrcon, on tin- Hitn day or April iitj.
Claimant name wltiicwen: Jiidson.T.
.Moody, William Moody, Mark Weiicandt,
Uarnet K. MlarK, all of Parkdme, Orf)n.
C. w. M.Hiro.
m7 at Hexinier.
Administrator's Notice
Notice is hereby giverrtliat the undersigned
ha teu duly apfKiluted, by the County
i'onrt of the Htate of Oregon, for Hood River
county, administrator of the estate of Henry
L. IteU, rte'eawd. All p"wnn having claims
against tlHlc re hereby re(Ui'ed to
present the an me to me properly vended, un
by aw required atiheorrtce or John linker,
Attorney at law. Hood K'ver, Oregon, within
six months fnnn trte date hereof
Itated thin -Nili day of February, 1M.
A. W. lSrfKI.U
Adm'nlstfator of the estate of
ni7m3t Uenry L. Isbell, deceael.
TVPFWITKWSrnr sate or rent on eaiiy
term. A.W outhauk. a31-tf
BOURNE HAS SMALL
SHOW, SAYS STEVENS
1 had planned to campaign the cer.
tral part of tlie.etate in the interest of
the oiiposition to Jonathan Buume for
the United States senate, said J. P.
Stevens, who was in the city last Fii
day morning, "but I found that every
thing was so satisfactory mat a cam
piig n wad useless. Jonathan Bourne
won't have a look in. Naturally while
1 was talking Iioutne opposition I
heard other politics di.cussed. "Nick"
Sinnott of The Dalles, is the favorite
man for congress. Tim Dalles man's
record stands him in good stead with
the people."
Tait. concluded sir. titevens.
"seems to be the leading Republican
aspirant lor the presidential nomina
tion throughout the central part of the
state."
Fins, Furs, and Feathers.
It was raining last Friday evening
when a long freight train came to
a halt with the engine stopped abreast
the water tank for a drink and two
members of the "Sot s of Rest," who
hud failed to fii.d traveling the pleas
antest, crawled from the top of a
stock car loaded with wheat and slunk
away in the gloom to one of the shacks
at the edge of the bottom land just
north of the O.-VV. li. & N. station.
The horney footed Williams had that
look of disciples or Ike Walton who are
returning homeward to spouses after a
day of proverbial fisherman's luck.
However, they lacked thaat undercur
rent expression of expectancy which
the empty stomached husband, looking
forward to food, has.
J he tramps were disgusted. The
lain was cold. The Mount Hood and
the Oregon were too brilliantly illum
inated for them to attempt to pass Hob
Stone, the city's gunrdian by night,
and appealing to the pectoriul tender
ness of the sympathetic citizens with
hard luck stories. They certainly
looked as if they had had hurd luck.
Even the bat (if it had been the sea
son for such night fowls and he hi.d
been fluttering in the neighboring
zephyr) could see the blue haze arpund
them.
"Oh, , uttered one of the big
children of misfortune aud what he
said was growled with such emphasis
as to create a kind of warmth around
hitn and his companion, "wish we
could corral one of tln m rats the Se
attle doctors have turned loose. Let's
beat it to the Sound and try to manip
ulate the wires so as to cop one of
them rodents. 'Pink, yellow, red and
blue rats,' he laughed. "Some duck
won't have heard of them beasts and
will have a double case of the j mtnie
when he sees one of them. h!ut n hut's
the use, no Seattle rat'll ever get down
here. Hike your-carcass over a bit
so's I can get my siesta. "
Kidding himself of Ins speech, the
hobo sprawled out on the Hour of the
hut and amid a series or grunts as
portions of his anatomy became better
acquainted he finally fell asleep, his
breathing sounding like those sounds
that a satisfied pig emits. His com
panion in misery lighted a carefully
rolled cigarette, made lrom the paper
of a yellow 1 ug and scrapings out of a
sticky pocket, resigned himself to the
onsolations of my Lady Nicotine.
He may have been thinking, hut the
bruin impulses must have been gentle;
for he dido t move a muscle, and the
cigarette was approaching that Btsee
known as the buts , when pattering
noises sounded in thedoorway of the
cabin. The hobo was tused to night
noises, nowever. ' -"Probably a couple
of big gray backs settling a dispute."
were his thoughts, lhe noise became
more acute; there was a scamper
across the floor and a sharp squeal.
"Durn rats," he muttered, and started
to lie down and seek the embrace of
Morpheus, when looking toward the
doorway he saw what seemed a gray
shadow and beside it a pink one. He
raised himself on his elbow.
Shades of ham and eggs," he whis
pered to himself in agitation, "Its one
of them Seattle rats." He wondered
how he could catch the varmint. He
was afraid to make a noise, fearing
both tats would bolt out of the door.
"Maybe they'll come further in the
house," he reasoned. He waited. One
of the rats must have bitten the
other's tail, judging by the squeak and
the battle that ensued as the two
rodents lolled further and further away
from the doorway.
Seeing his chance VVeary Willie
leaped as though his life depended on
his efforts, lie swore when he discov
ered there was no dot r, but as the pink
rat darted beneath his feet he stepped
on one of its hams and reaching down
grasped the beast. The yell aroused
the night operator at the station, who
reported next morning that two
tramps had been fighting in the "Jun
gles". Swore he heard one of them
yell murder. In fact the hobo yelled
murder several tunes, with proper
punctuation of profanity, that kind
that unexpected pain produces. You
know what you say when you bump
your head in the dark.
lhe sleeping hobo arose as it lie
thought his friend was dying and saw
him choking the rat loose from his
right hand. This accomplished, he
held it by the tail and dashing it
against the door jamb, scattered "ro-
dential (ray matter over the sill.
"What in kingdoms ailin yer,
Mike?" asked the awakened sleeper,
"want a bevy of blue bellies down
here pinching us?"
Hut besides that inert feeling that
every hunter has, wiien ne lias Killed
his quarry, Mike scented the reward
tor the painted Seattle rat. "Dead or
alive," he said, "they'll give two
buks for 'em, but that s m of a gun
made a meal off my hand before 1 fin
ished him."
To make a long story short, the
tramps exhibited tne rut in the city
Saturday morning, explaining that
they were going to try and get to Se
attle and claim the reward. However,
a number of the expert naturalists af
ter an f xamiation, broke their dream
bv declaring that the rtdent was a
freak and an albino member of the lo
cal rat family.
In certain parts of Texas, in lhe
iainv season, it is said that the pigs
die for lack of sleep. The soil or the
community is a sticky black. It balls
upon the pcor porkers curly extensions
of the lack bones ard becomes so
heavy that the poor little fellows ca i't
close their eyes. You know this is
also the way the Aratis keep a donkey
from Iraying. A heavy stone tied to
his tail takes away all the song. It
has been suggPFted that the same rule
might work w.th musical cats.
Nervous ?
Thin? Pale?
Are you easily tired, lack your
usual vigor and strength?
Then your digestion must be
poor, your blood must be
thin, your nerves must be
weak. You need a strong
tonic. You need Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, the only Sarsa
parilla entirely free from alco
hol. We believe your doctor
will endorse these state
ments. Ask and find out.
If you think constipation n of tr.iiing
consequence, just ask your doctor. He
will disabuse you of that notion in short
order. "Correct it it once!" he ill
say. Then k him about Ayer's Pills.
A mild liver rill, 'l vci-etaMe.
Mitlo IT the J C. 1VIH CO . Loue'l Mas.
HYDRO'S SUCCESS !
TRAVELS FAR
The success of the Hydro is of inter
est to people as far away as lloulder,
Colorado. H. II. Clark, who was in
the city 011 the night of the news of
the decision of the federal court, has
written his friend, F. H. Morlan, the
fullowing letter:
"The city of Boulder is just taking
up the proposition of municipal owner
ship of electric lighting, and we expect
to have a real fight getting it through.
1 was in your city on the evenirg that
your new company turned on its lights
and was much impressed with the
results, as were told to me while there,
and I would he more than pleased to
know how things are working out there
now.
"I would be grateful if you could
get the manager of that company to
make me a statement regarding costs
of installing plant, or anything that I
can use to push our fight along.
"I would also like a statement from
you as to how many lights you are
allowed to use and tlie prices you pav,
as well as the prices of resident light
ing. Will you also give comparative
prices betwen the charges of the old
company to merchants and what is
now charged for the same service."
ELECTRIC TROUBLES
IN OTHER CITIES
Other towns of the Northwest be
sides Pendleton are endeavoring to
break from the tentacles of the Elec
trical Trust., says the Pendleton Fast
Oregonian. The east state publication
clips items from The Dailes papers and
lrom those of Pusco, Wash., The
Dalles hopes to secure relief from the
f duction to be had when the Hyrdo
Co. of this city enters the field. At
Pasco Walla Walla papers give the fol
lowing situation :
"Complaint has been filed with the
Public Service Commission by Mayor
J. H. Sylvester of the city of Pasco
against the Pacific Power and Light
Company and the Twin City Telephone
Company which is one of the most
sweeping of its character ever recived
by the commission.
It is charged in the complaint that
exorbitant rates are assessed by the
light company for municipal lighting;
that the company has consistently re
fused to comply with its franchise by
substituting incandescent lights tor
arch lights when asked to do so."
Kept-Is
Attack of Heath.
"Five years ago two doctors told me
I bad only two years to live." Th start
ling statement was made by Stillman
(iiceii. Malachite C ''They told me
I would die wilh cunsutiiplion. It whh
up to me then to try lhe beet limv med
icine anil I b"tfftti to uo I'r. King's New
I isenveiy. It was well I d'd, for toilay
I am working ami believe 1 owe my life
tiki this treat throat and limit ("ire that.
has cheated thegrave of anothervietiiii."
Its I'ollv to suffer with coughs, colds or
other tliroat and lung troubles now . Tale
the cure that's cutest. Price oOe and fl.
Trial Isittle free at CIihf. N. Clarke's.
Armstrong Buys Ogdcn Paper
Leltov Armstrong, after a short visit
here, left last week for Ogden, Utah,
where he lakes charge of the Morning
Examiner of that city. Mr. Arm
strong, who with a number or promi
nent Utah business men has purchased
the paper, will be the managing editor.
lie has had former experience in
newspaper work, having been on the
editorial staff for a number of years of
the Salt Lake Herald-Republican. Mr.
Armstrong, whose "flugar's Son"
recently appeared in "Sunset," is fast
making a reputation as a short story
writer.
Have You It cad U?
The Adler-i-ka book, telling how von
can EASILY guard Against appendicitis
and getlNSlA.NI relief from constipa-.
tioti or gas on the stomach, is being
rend with much interest by llood Uiver
penpie. It is given away free by ('has.
N. Clarke, I'ruggist.
Toledo Ranges
Owing to a change in the' business of the
manufacturers of TOLEDO RANGES we offer
a SPECIAL DISCOUNT of 10 for CASH
from our regular prices, or will sell on weekly
payments if desired.
The Toledo Ranges have been sold in Hood
River for many years and a better range for
the price has never been offered in this city.
About 150 of them are now in use in Hood
River Valley and are giving perfect satisfac
tion. They outweigh any other range for the
same price that we have ever seen. Guaran
teed for ten years, and will please you.
Why pay $40 to $50 for a Range you
can buy from us for $30?
ACT NOW-This offer will positively be
withdrawn Saturday night, March 16
Blowers Hardware Co
Phone 99
Oak and 1st Sts.
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S Furniture and Pianos Moved
Draying, Express and
Baggage
All Kinds of Light and Heavy Work
Wood Yard and Feed
Store in Connection
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TAFT TRANSFER
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Office Phone
29
Residence Phone
KJ. 238K
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A Little of Our
Meat
is really more nourishing
than a whole lot of
coarse, inferior grades.
MORE APPETIZING, TOO,
as you'll readily agree
when some of our chops
or steaks are set before
you.
We Only Ask You
to give them a trial. We know full well that their
goodness will make you a steady patron of this
market.
HOOD RIVER MARKET
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St. Patrick's day has been ushered in
in Hood River this year with true Irish
ceremonies. The boys are telling a
st'ry now, ti e basis of which is said to
have originated on the East Side.
They declare that they have found a
White Hope near Tine Grove.
Wood for Sale All kinds, carlotn.
only. H. K. Davenport, Phone Odell
166. tf
ASHAMED OF HER FACE
"I na ashamed of my fare," writvs
Miss I'iekiird of North Carolina. "It
as all full of'plmple and warn, but
after using U 1). I). Prescription for
Kt-zerna I can nay that now there in
no i)?n of that Kczeina and that wan
three years bkji."
This Is hut one of thousands of case
In which O. I). D. hun simply washed
away the skin trouble. Ij. 1. I.
cleansed the skin of the (Terms of F.c
lema. Psoriasis and other serious akin
Oixeasea; stops the Itch Instantly, and
when used with Ii. D. I. aonp the cures
eem to tie permanent. Nothing like
1). H. 1). for the complexion.
Trial bottle 25 cents, enouRh to
prove the merit of this wonderful rent
ed v.
W can also rive you a full li8
bottle for tl 00 on oor ahuolute guar
antee that if this very firnt bottle fail
1o rive you relict Jl wia o you poin
Ing.
KKiK 4 CAMS.
ge
tora
We have storage space for ail kinds
of goods in a concrete building
Our Tranfer Wagons Will Move
Anything
Complete Transfer Service
Transfer & Livery Co.
Phone 5
Proof of the Baking
is in tie eating. Ta-de our bread,
r II, take or pastry an I you'll
ki ow why sensible women no
lontrer bother willi borne baking.
Why should they when they can
iet stub delicious things to eat
ben ? Ti y onr rolls for break fa -t
as a Marter. They lieat any bon e
made biscuits ever baked.
24 Bread Tickets $1
7 As;k' VOTf TIPKKTS
HODEL BAKERY
Fourth nd State Hood River, Ore.
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