The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, August 29, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr TIOQD RIVER GLVCIERiEAY, AUfllTST 29, 1912 n WHAT MUST GO?l TAN AND SUNBURN! Lemon Witch Hazel Cream Makes it disappear like magic. It is soothing, heal ing and pleasant. We are sole mantfacturers and Guarantee Every Bottle to be Perfectly Satisfactory It contains no oil or nasty grease. Yours to please, HLEIR&CA Smith BSock I2SSS3 CXSII23 cud c Reliable Druggist fl 3 ON UNDER SAVINGS U.S. GOV'T ACCOUNTS pgy SUPERVISION Banking Accommodations A bank which extends to local indus tries banking accommodations is a vital and beneficial force in the community. The steadily increasing patronage enjoyed by this bank affords assurance that its policy is broad and suited to the requirements of the business men of the Hood River District. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fancy and Staple Groceries, Hard ware, Farm Implements, Harness, Paints and Oils, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Powder and Caps We have just opened a real estate office in connection with our mercantile business and will deal exclusively in Upper Valley lands. If you have property that you want to sell, give us a trial. Hiuvessor to INGRAM MERCANTILE CO. ML Hood, Oregon Stanley- Smith Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Lath, Shingles. Ete Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley Winans' Summer .Hotel A Quiet Place for Summer Boarders Near the Punch Bowl NICE COOL SHADE GOOD FISHING Rate $1.50 Per Day ADDRESS DEE, OREGON. TELEPHONE ODELL 17 The Purity Dairy Co. Yours for prompt service and Good Milk THOS. D. CALKINS Notice of Sheriffs Sale. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for lloud Kiver County Mary Wells, Administratrix of the Estate of Wttrrrn Wells. iHvenMti, Flaintitr, va Hood River Mineral Springs Company, a Corporation, S. Mathison and Gust. Anderson, Defendants. Notice is hereby given that a Writ of Execution and Order of ShI wan ih.sutd out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Hnm Kiver County on the tih day of August, 1112, upon a judgment rendered on the 2nd day of July, 1M2, in favor of Plaintiff and against the defendant, which natd execution and order of Bale is o me directed, and commanding me to sell the property hereinafter described for 2 the f pur pose ef satisfying the jmhrment of plaintiff in said cauBe for the num of fcJElUO, with interest thereon at the rate of seven per centum pr an num, from the 2nd day of July, 1!H2, and for the further aum of Jj&fiO attorney's fee in said cause, with interest thereon at the rate of six per centum per annum, from the 2nd day of July, 1912, and the costs and expense of said sale incur red upon said Writ of Kxecution and Sale; That in compliance with said executitm and or der of sale. 1 will on the 7th day September, 1912, at the hour of 10 A. M., at the front door of the Court House in Hood Kiver County, Oregon, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand for the purpose of satifying the judg ment above named the following deseriled real property, situated in Hood Kiver County, Oregon, to-wit: The Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter'and the North half of the North half of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, all in Section 7, Township 2 North, Range 11 East of the Willamette Meridian, in Hood Kiver Coun ty. Oregon, containg 50 acres, save and except therefrom It) acres in square form in the South west corner thereof, heretofore conveyed by War re., Wells, deceased, to William Kennedy leaving the tract subject to the lightof way, heretofore conveyed by the said Warren Wells, deceased, to tho East Fork Irrigating Company, for the pur pose of building, operating and maintaining a ditch, canal. Hume or pipeline thereon, and the right of way of the Pacific Power & Lifcht Com pany. Duted this 8th day August, 1912. 1HOS. E. JOHNSON. aUsl Sheriff of Hood River County, Oregon. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice Ik hereby given that the uwlerMifned minimis! nit or of the i stale of Marllm W. Hi by de, enNed, hss tiled tits final account a SMch edfiililisiTHtor In the County Court of th Htateof Oreiron, for lioml Kiver County. ani thru said Court hn fixed snd appointed V ori.TTK in roe rorenoon on me autii iuy n August, I VI a, at the (bun House, In llttotl Ktver, Oregon, as th time, and place forth hearing of tuii final account and lh Neltteiiient thereof. Now all heirs, creditors or other persons Interested In said estate, an hereby required to up pear on or ttefore tin time fixed lor thesstd hearing and to tile ob jections low. id account or any imi tH-uliir Item thereof, sp cifing the pai liculais of suvli ob lections. , Jesse W. R Itchy, al;i2U Administrator. Partnership Dissolution Notice. To Whom it Mv Concern: Notice Is hereby given that the partnersliH firm of K innalrd & Klnsey, heretofore con ducfjng a geneisl g rotter y and 'eed buslnesK In Hood Kiver, Ore., has tiiis day bee 4 inu tuully dissolved by lis members, T. J. Kin. naird ami J. It. Kinsey. Said .1. R Klnsey re tiring from the business and K Innalrd & Iar wond will continue In said business and will collect all accounts and bills due the firm and will assume and py all obligations and debtH owing by the firm. lmted at Hood Kiver, Oregon, this 2Ut day of August, lyi2. T. J. KIXNAIRD. 813 J. R. KINriKY. Notice of Sheriffs Sale In theOircitit Cor rt opthe State of Orrcon, kor Hood Kivkr County. William -J. Chipping, Plaintiff, va. Hood River Mineral Springs Company, a Corporation, and S. Malhibon and Gust Anderson, Defendants. By virtue of an execution decree and order of sale duly issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Hood Kiver County, to me directed and dated the 20th day of August. 1!12, upon a decree for the fore closure of a certain mortgage and judgement rendered and entered in paid court on the 5th day of August, 11M2, in the above entitled cause in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant in the sum of twenty-one thousand six hundred ninety-nine dollars and eighteen cents l$21,tW.lH) with interest thereon from the 3rd day of July, 11112. at the rate of 8 percent per annum and fini.0u attorney's fees and the further sum of $1.75 costs and the costs of and upon this writ and commanding me to make sale of the real property embraced in such decree of foreclosure and hereinafter described; 1 will at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon on Friday the 20th day of September, 11)12. at the front door of the County Court House in Hood Kiver, Hood Kiver County, State of Oregon, sell at public auction to the high est bidder for cash in hand all of the right, title and interest which the defendants, the Hood Kiver Mineral Springs Company, a corporation, S. Mathison and Gust Anderson had on the 5th day of August, 1912. th date of the mortgage fore closed herein or which said defendants or either of them have since acquired or now have in and to the following described real property, situated and being in Hood Kiver County, State of Oregon, to-wit: A 15.66 acre tract situated in Section 6, Tp. 2 N. ofK. UK., W. M., and a U. 16 acre tract situated in Sec. 7 of said Township and Range, both of said tracts being described as follows: Cummenrinir nr the established quarter section corner common to Sections) and 7 aforesaid which comer is a rock marked with an X on top using the Section line wt of said quarter corner as the base which said Section line runs from the establiched quarter Section line through Raid Section 6 in a course rsorin si degrees and M minutes west, said heir in ning point Iwing the northeast corner of the eleven and 1K-1UU acre tract; thence along the quarter section lir e inrough Section 7 aforesaid south one degree West, Ten and 2tM00 chains to an oak post heretofore set at the established Southeast corner of said 11.16 acre tract: thmi.- along the south boundary of said eleven and 16-lou acre tract North w degrees West 23.77 chains f a point at the extreme west corner of the said 11.16 acre tract in the west side of the county road at me iint-nirruw ui wiu one, wun section line be tween Sections 6 and 7: thence South K7 nVirroo 50 minutes East along said section line 6Vlon chains n a harrow tooth set on the said section line of the most southerly western corner of said hVfiflacre tract in said county road; thence along said county road around said 15.66 acre tract north 24 degrees six minutes East 2.44 chains to an in bolt in said road; thence in said road north one degree 51 minutes East 9.4 chains to an iron pipe set at the intersection of said county mad with The Dalles and Sandy Wagon road and being the northwest comer of said ISM acre tract; thence up said uuiie and ftandv Wagon road south 7nde- Bre- at mmuiett rAtm timing to an iron pipe si mr ints nurintiwi curTNfrm saw I.j.w acre tract iii on ui iinhi, int-m-v- in www roau Mjuin degrees minutes i'at 1. 1 chains to an oak stake set in said l)alles and Sandy Wagon road: thence in kuuI road south 21 degrees 4 minutes East 8.72 chains to an iron bolt in said road and on said sect ion line set for the wuthefct corner of said 15.66 acre tract: thrnc alonir Mid Motion line nouta K7 de- srrecs bl minutes rjtst 2. HI chain, to place of be ginning, containing 26. K2 acre, more or leR. Said property will be old subject to confirma tion and redemption as by law provided. Dated at Hood River. Oretron, this 21t day of August, 1S12. THOS. F. JOHNSON, Sheriff of Hood River County, Oregon. r!nlHT Stamp Ink and PaHa it tht itli"i , ui in -t in tiiailw to O'llcr. A Disappointment By MARGARET BARR My Dear Helen-1 ve something . i .u i am sure utn t to tell you wnicu . - iu terest you; IwW 1 wl,h -vour Vm pnthy. I have met with disappoint meat aud a loss at the Mine tine. O!.. dear, hat a world IUI ! But I must not lue wrou end or there will I 8t We are expecting to 8 tir..ad next . , ... at lAMifr u . sutumn, to be ausei i ..ear. aud ' I know no lauguae estvpt my own native tougue and Itvm h. s;IK we are to spend the w.mer m Italy I concluded to study "aiian lan guage. In order to i to sak It well enough to enter k-tj. esi e . .. A whitni We huVM Hilinn. ciaiiy in nuu'c, - - tttBes In the way or lnirouuaiun, l oou eluded to take lesson. I seemed a teacher who wa horn and educated la Florence and a member of a god fa in. Ilv there, to I coai he mre that 1 would get the languid lmre. Having only a few mouths for study In order to progress rapidly I deter mined to engnge an ItHllan maid. 1 advertised for one and received a num ber of replies. I called for several cf them to come to see me, aud after In specting them all I chose one calling herself Vlttorla. She told me her oth- nnf Inln... .1 .1 t.. er name, put I wa " uririeu m that. I chose Vlttorla because she seemed to be of so much higher grade than the others and because niy Italian teacher, after talking wllh her, told me that she spoke the language with tol erable correctness. Since this was all I wanted her for I decided to give her the position at once. Clarlsse. you know, Is my personal maid, who at tends me when I am making my toilet, does my hair and all that. Well, I found Vlttorla quite valuable to converse with. While I got noth ing from her of the construction of the language, the practice of talking with her advanced me more rapidly than my regular lessons. She poke French as well as Italian, and Bhe and Clarlsse became very good friends. You know how nice it Is to have servants who get on" well together. If they me nt swords' points one has no comfort. He sides they divided the work very well between theon. Vlttoria would have nothing to do with my toilet, and Clar lsse had no reason to fear that the Ital ian would become necessary to me. The arrangement suited me exactly. The friendship between Clarlsse and Vittoria seemed to be continually grow ing. It appeared that there must be some bond between them. 1 question ed Clarlsse about it, but got no satis faction. Then Clarisse begun to look worried. Again I tried to get out of her if there was anything on her mind, but she would not tell me. One day tried Vlttoria, asking her what was the matter with Clarlsse. She told me thut Cliuisso had. a lover. She had told her (VU(oriu) abuut bWand had Intro duced him to her. ' Vlttoria took a great dislike to hlin and advised Clar lsse to have nothing to do with him. Vittoria also asked me to say nothing to Clarisse about the Information she had given me, for Clarisse would cer tainly regard It as a betrayal of con fidence. This seemed to me a very satisfac tory explanation. Vittoria after hav ing informed me of Clarlsse's infatua tion aud that she was trying to induce her to give up an unworthy lover, made no effort to conceal their Interest in one another and once or twice they asked to have the same afternoon otf. This I granted, of course, wishing to give Vlttorla every opportunity to ar gue with Clarisse agninst yielding to a love that would likely turn out un fortunately. 1 suppose it was very selfish in me, but I have been so de pendant on Clarlsse for so long that to lose her through a marriage or from any other cause would break my heart. So matters drifted on. One after noon I returned from a bridge party and went to my room. It was Clu rlsse's afternoon out. A bureau drawer containing my jewels in use, which I kept always locked, stood open and the Jewels gone. Suspecting that bur glars had been In the house, 1 rushed to a closet where I kept an Iron box containing my most valuable gems. It. too, had been fitted. I called for Vlt torla. She did not reply. Great heav bus! What did It mean? My jewelB, worth many thousands of dollars, had been taken, and my Italian maid, who was expected to he close at hand when my French maid was abseut, did not answer when called. In the midst of my confusion Clarlsse came in. When I showed her my empty jewel boxes I thought she would faint. I was obliged to support her. She tried to say something to me, but her voice failed her. "Never mind, Clarlsse," I said sooth ingly. "I know what you would say. Vlttorla has turned out to be a thief. Bhe has deceived us both. She told lue that you had a lover who was un worthy of you and she was trylug to dissuade you from him." "She." repeated Clarlsse, covering her face with her hands. "Vittoria is a man.'' "Great heavens!" "He confided his secret to me; told me that for love of me he had dressed as a woman that he might be near me. 1 knew I was wrong to listen to him, lint I did. My faltb! What shall I 1o?" How women inny be hoodwinked by nfen. I don't care so much for the jewels, since I can buy those of later style, but I am no disappointed at loa Ing my practice tn speaking Italian. Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby kivhi that the undersign, ed. ndiiilniHt'ator of Hie oxtale of Tliomag ward Lowell, decerned, has tiled his final ac- wiunt Biid report m um aaininlatralor Id the County Court of the Htateof Oregon lor H ex Ml Klver county, an" 'i- aiw uouri oaa flied and annnlnted I o'clock In the after noon on the 37th day ptember, 191, at the Court House Id Htxi l'ler. Oregon, a the lime and place for a hearing or aald final ac count and the aetl!iient thereof. Now all helia. creditors, or oilier persons Inlerfaited Id said estate are herei v required to appear on or before the time ti n J the aula hearing and xn file objection I" ld account or any particular Item mere., .pecnying tue par ticulars of sucn oDtectmu". H. U. EMII.IO. a?9t26 Administrator. 70 Years withCoughs We have had seventy years of experience with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. This makes us have great confi dence in it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. We want you to have confidence in it, as well Ask your own doctor what experience he has had with it He knows. Keep In close touch with him. THE One of Ayer'a Pills at bedtime will causa aa locrsaatd (low of bile and produce a aatli laxative effect the day following.. Formula ea each boi. Shew It to your actor. He will understand at a laaca. Dota, om pill at bedtlmt, lust one. JUaa to MM I. O. all! CO.. LowaU. Maaa. NORTHWEST LAND SHOW BIG EVENT One of the biggest events of this Fall in the Northwest will be the Northwest Land Products Show, which will be held in Portland Nov. 18-23, nclusive. The show will oe given under the auspices of the Oregon Hor ticultural Society, the otticers cf which are A. P. Hdteham, Mosier, president; and rrankw. Power, Purtland, secre tary. 1 he big apple show will be held at the same time. The Pacfiic Northwest Land Pro ducts show is the expanding of the ope and purposes of the Oregon Apple Show, and a recognition of the interests of the orchardist, farmer. gardener a nd producers of crops of every variety. All the varied orchard and boh products will be displayed under one roof fur the hrst time in the Pacitic Northwest. The Show will be held under the aus- nices of the Oregon State Horticultural Society and managed by a Hoard of Directors composed of sixteen leading business men of Portland, Oregon. The business interests of Portland ate determined to make this the larg est and best exhibition of its kind ever held west of the Mississippi. There will be no charge for exhibi tion space to bona-lide growers, com mercial or district organizations, jno fee for entering exhibits. Exhibitors will be allowed to place a neat card on ail tneir entries, giving name and address of grower, thus obtaining a vast amount of publicity not given at other shows. Special round-trip rates will be ar ranged on all the railroads. Recog nized leading experts in each line of exhibits to act as judges. Prizes aggregating the sum of ?2(), 000 will be given as premiums for the best exhibits. Daily lectures will be delivered by experts on planting, pruning, picking, packing, spraying, orchard pests, fertilizers, cultivation, moisture conservation, irrigation, soil I elements, crop rotation, dry farming, Malleable South Bend Popularly known as the "LIFE TIME" Puinge, has no superior and few equals. It is not cheap but good, and is built expressly for discriminating buy ers who insist that the best is not too good for them. We know of only one other range that is ad mitted to be the equal of the South Bend, and that is the great MAJESTIC which is probably the best known range in America. We have recently secured the agency for the MA JESTIC and expect to have them on sale in a short time. THE TOLEDO for a low priced range cannot be beaten. They have been sold in Hood River for nearly 20 years and in variably give perfect satisfaction. Call on us when in need of anything in the HARDWARE line, we believe that it will be to our mutual advantage if you will do so. Blowers Hardware Co The Firm That "MaKes Good" Phone 99 a3DBBH3BBaSaPBB wC3 aaaaaa Vi wtaa. w 0 Oak and 1st Sts. 0 Furniture and Pianos Moved Draying, Express and Baggage All Kinds of Light and Heavy Work and sanitation. An ordinary case of diarrhoea can, bp a rule, be cured by a single l"e ol Chamlerliiia'B Unlie, Cholera and IMarr hoea Henndy. Thiif remedy ban no m perior for bowel complaints. For sale by all dealer. HEARERS APPLAUD SUNDAY'S SERMON Applause at a sermon is an unusuiil occurrence. However, tnis is wnai happened at the Horticultural Chau tuaqua grounds Sunday morning, when the orchardists broke forth several times with great rounds of applause after "Uilile" Sunday had clinched some point of his enthusiastic aurgu- ment for better living. Mr. Sunday declared that he had addressed many of the chautauqua audiences in the east. However, he said, 1 don t think I ever appeared before a more ntelligcnt lot of people than you Hood Kiver Valley orchardists who are look- ng up at me. lhe sermon was delivered in Mr. Sunday's characteristic vehement man ner. While he showed a great knowl edge of historical facts of all times and used them eloquently in his ap peals. He lapsed into his American slang, when he desired to be especially impressive. A number or local ministers were seated on the pla form with the noted evangelist. Miss Allen, of the Upper Valley rendered a solo, singing lhe Ninety and Nine." Cuts and bruizes may be healed in about one-third the- time required by the UHiial treatment by applying Cham berlain's Uniuient. It is an antiseptic and causes such injuries to heal without maturation. This liniment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers. Hubber Wood Yard and Feed Store in Connection QGI3 C TAFT TRANSFER CO. Office Phone 29 Residence Phone 238K mHP Cmn 0 DO Suriur 1'iii-e Marker at tlii frW, Superior Trice Markers Stamps at this office. and Notice for Publication. DKPAHTUKNT OK THE 1NTK1UOK. IJ. 8 Land ufllce at The Dalles, Oregon, Auuxte, mi. Notice la hereby lvn that Mary I. Mo. Laiwhltn. wIhjuh poat'mc aldre. la Hood Htver, OreK. d'O n loe win nay oi wnoiMr, lull, tile In tliia ollli-e Hworn HiHtemrni and Application, No. dsfi'id, to piirchaae the lol 4, 8'.. IN, lt 1 and I, fiw. 10, 1 owiihIiI p 1 isorin, Kanne II Kant. Willamette Meridian, nni uie timber thereon, under the provnilmm or tue art ol Julie i, IKiS. a O ai'la anieiniauiry, known aa the "Timber and Htoiie Ijiw," at tirlilvalue aa mlKlitJOe nxwl by appraiaemrnt and that, pumuaut to am'li application, ine land and timber thereon have been apprais ed, lour hundred and seventy-two dollara,lhe tlmlier esilmaiea nm M. wni ieei i wmm per M. and the land at tl -lum: that said ap p. I -ant will oirer rtnal proof in support of his application and awoui statement on the L'.iih day of October, l2, before f. A Hlshop, U H. ('ommlsslouerat Ills office, at Hood Kiver; Oregon. Auy person Is at llberlv to protest this pitr chaae before t utry. or Initiate a contest at any lime before the patent Issues, by 11 lin a cor roborated affldavtl In this ottli-e, allcglUK facts which would defeat the enirv. C. W. MiMiKK, aJ.V17 H.iKler. 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 to rage We have storage space for all kinds of goods in a concrete building Our Tranfer Wagons Will Move Anything Complete Transfer Service Transfer & Livery Co. Phone 5 Notice to Creditors. In theUmnty CouitorHood Kiver County, Oregou. I., the matter of the estate of lames McRaln, deceased. Noilce H hereby given that the underaiitned has been appointed Administra trix. With the Will annexed of Iheestaieof J Mines McHaln, defeased All jiersons nsvlng claims sgalnst said eelale are hereby requlr. ed to present ;t he aaina, duly verified, to the undersigned at the office of (ieorge K Wilbur, Kwiulre. H and 15 Hall Hullding. Hisid Kiver, Oregon, wlihlii six months from the dale hereol, to.wlt, August U. IWI2. LOl A J. McHAIN. llteii Administratrix. Rubber Stamps, Sin Markeri', Pads, Inks. Ditter, Self-Tnkers and all kinds of Krii't Stamp- at 'lo' '; er oliice. All Women Wonder how we can produce so big a loaf of fine bread lor so little a price. They cannot do it, no matter how expert they may be. How can they? We buy our materials at wholesale and use the most mod ern appliances. That's why our bread in cheaper than the home baked aud better too. FIODEL BAKERY Fourth nd State Hood River, Ore.