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MASON ANSWERS
FINE TOILET
ARTICLES
We carry complete lines of high-grade
articles for Toilet. Bath, etc., for same
price you might pay for inferior goods.
Ladies' elegant Toilet Preparations for
her dressing table. Men's complete Shaving Outfits from Razors
to Soaps, after shaving Lotions, etc. Everything that anyone
can demand for health and comfort.
Editor
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OREGON JOURNAL
1 iherty Ho1e Orcharl,
Hood Kiver Or. n.
i At the O00.I ;i,aj
paper, may .n vour .
ment e"l,o refe to '
Sept. 27th you auc - ,( .
editorial, yet it ia l , ,,ews (i
pur " 7u,,poited by ,c
hence ia indirectly " ,',,..
Oregon Good Road
principally Decausc .
mi"'""' . Hoes the mil lie
k"WtiV mker and all credaia due to
decided to veto then
.1verJno.r.. "T, ;M who asked Govern.
vxJt tn Pto them, and also tell
.1 t r p in Ytui
you why and I want you to
TMLI VTiinl IT1i:aI n,v
&Y i w n MAN I HULA T I ON F I ! t ! M
HOTH THE EXPENWJp 1
v, h
C8,ila!izi
liKCAl'S!
MONEY
ON
SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
pG
UNDER
U.S. GOV'T
SUPERVISION
Safety for Savings
This bank has been in business since 1904 and
its steady, consistent growth evidences the stabil
ity of its management. Moreover, the advantage
of having a savings account in a conservatively
managed National Bank, under the supervision of
the United States Government, is clearly apparent.
We cordially invite savings accounts in any
amount from $1.00 upwards and pay 3 per cent
interest thereon, compounded twice a year.
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR.
U. 8. Ind Offlee at The Palled, Oregon,
August . 1912.
Nntlra is hereby riven that Mary 1. Mc-
ljiuuhlln. whose postorttoe address Is Hooa
Uiv. arui rild nn f tin 1411 ll dav of O0t4MM?r,
.tun rti in tins time Kwom Mlateuienl and
Application, No. UK", to purchase the lt 4,
Hec 1H, lots 1 an1 2, Sec. la.Townshlp 1 North,
Kana-e II Earn, WlllKinelte Meridian, and the
timber thereon, under the provisions of the
set t June 8. H7s. a a acta ainenaaMiry,
Vnnuniu the "Tlnier and Htooe Law, ' at
auchlvalue as mighi;be fixed by appraisement
d that, pursuant to aucn pi.u.......
iiturt -n tinilMr thereon have been apprata-
ed, lour hundred and seventy-two noliars.ine
timber estimated (WO M. board leel at iu cents
nr M unit the land at Sl.H .IU: thai aaid a-
pllcant will oiler tlual pr4Kif in aupportoriila
applh'ation auit awotn aiat4Sinentoii theSnlh
lav i,r iietiiher. 1 12. be ore r. A. iiihihiii, u.
8. Commissioner at his office, at Hood Hiv
t ll'MMlll.
Any person la at lilierty to protest this pur
chase tierore euiry.or iniiiaie a w... i j
lime before the patent issues, n nnumoir
roboraled am.lnvlt in this office, ulleing
facts which would defeat I ha entry.
O. W. MOORE,
airxilT K.'glster.
Destroys
Dandruff
Ayer's lia r Vigor keeps the
clean and healthv.
(Lstroys all dandruff, and
i'.rcatly promotes the pjowlh
t-Hhc ha:r. You will cer
tainly 1.; pleased with it as
a dressing for your hair. It
leipi the hair soft and
smooth and promptly checks
any fa!,;nt of the hair. It
does not color the hair, and
t-uinioi injure tne nair or
scalp. Consult your doctor
about these hair problems,
Ask him what he thinks of
Ayer's Hair Vigor
V'" b tr- J C. YTH CO .
THE
intent, a far bitter system of roads
uuld he in evidence." When Gov.
West wrote his reason to the executive
ina!!
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.
Successor to INGRAM MERCANTILE CO.
ML Hood, Oregon
Notice of Bond Sale
Notice is hereby given pursuant to a resolution
duly adopted by the Common Council of the City
of Hood River. Oregon, on the "ith day of Septem
ber, 1S412, that the Common Council of said city
urill rwpiv tutalfd urooosals to uurchase $9u,UO0 of
water bonds of the City of Hood Kiver up to 8
o'clock P- M., October 21st, 1912. which proposals
may be directed to the undersigned. City Recorder.
i,l lw,U urill he ilutui Auuust 1st. 1912, and
will become due August 1st. mi, and will bear
mtot-Aut nt not to exrl six tier centum per an
nm inturMt rmvuhl hulf-vfiHrlv: tirincil.al and
interest payable at the ollice of the Treasurer of
the City of Hood River, or at the liscal agency of
the State of Oregon in New York City, at the op
tion of the ourchaser. Said bonds will b? issued
in denominations of from S100 to Sl.OUU as the pur.
chaser may elect, and the proposals for the pur
chase of Baid bonds will be opened and considered
by the Common Council of said city on the 21t day
of Oi-tnlier. '.912. at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M.. on
Hi,l riHv. The honds orooosed to be sold are to be
issut! by virtue and in pursuance of an act of the
titua- " An ut tn inniriKirfttn the City of Hood
Kiver, and provide a charter therefor and define
it niiwers." aucroved the 2tth day of February,
19111, as the same has been amended and is now in
force, and pursuant to a resolution of the Common
Council of said city, duly adopted on the 3rd day
of Julv. 1912.
The bonds will be sold to the person or persons
making the best offer or offers therefor. All bids
niiiat he unconditional, exceot that the City of
Hood River will furnish to the successful bidder
the final opinion of Messrs. Storey, i horndyKe,
Palmer and Dodge, of Boston. Massachusetts, ap-
nrovinir the legaliLv and validity of said bonds.
Each bidder will be required to submit along with
his offer a certihed check in favor of the City of
Hood River in the sum of $1.0u0 as a guarantee of
the completion of the purchase of said bonds by
him if awarded the same, the Common Council re
serving the right to reject any and all bids.
The bonds to be issued and sold hereunder are
issued for the Duroose of constructing and laying
down water pipes, mains and reservoirs, and for
procuring and constructing pipes, hydrants and
other necessary appliances for a complete system
of water works for the City of Hood River.
This notice is dated and first published the 19th
day of September, 1912. in the Hood Kiver Glacier,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation, pub
lished at Hood Kiver, In the State of Oregon.
H. L. HOWE.
8l9ol7 City Recorder.
Stanley- Smith Lumber Go.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Ete
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
The Economy of Using
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
fads Wtmw tlw But an dntn
it well illustrated in Preferred Stock Asparagus. There
t". . o 1 . I t . Wn Mimrniit h
are three varieties, r.xira ociccicu "
Peeled White, and Preferred block Asparagus i ips.
Preferred Stock Asparagus comei from the Sacra
mento River Islands, California, where the best
asparagus is grown. There it is gathered, prepared
and placed in the can, BEFORE SUNRISE, every
morning during the season to be enjoyed by par
ticular eaters, the year arouna, everywncrc.
AT watte, no labor mon jor the monij in every can ofPrtjerrid Stock -ask your gncer
ALLEN ft LEWIS, Wholesale Grocers, PORTLAND, OREGOIT. U.S.A.
I
Notice of Street Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Ordi
nance no. 411 i assea tiv me l oinmon uouu
ell of the City of Hood River, on tue 30th dav
fifUent 1Q1' und unnriivptl bv the Mvnr in
the 1st day of Oct., 1912, providing fof the in
nrovemeut of Oak Ntreet in tne city or noon
River, from the west line of Fifth Street west
to the west line of Tenth Htreet. that bids will
be received by the undersigned Recorder at bis
offlee, 211 Oak Htreet, iu said City up to 12
o clock noon, on the nth day or October, m
for the improvement or said street by cov
ering said street the full width of the road.
way trotn gutter line to gutter line with a
composition known as asphaltlc macadam,
from west line of Fifth Street to west line ot
Tenth Htreet, which shall be laid In all re
spects In accordance with the specifications
prepared ov tne cny wuiveyor anu ntea in
tne omce or tne city tveeoraer.
Held bids shall be opeaed by the Street Com
mittee as soon as practicame alter tne lime
fixed for receiving the bids, and the several
blriR, together with the summary thereof,
will be reoorted to the Common Council at
lu next regular meeting thereafter, towit,
on the 14th day of October, 1912, at the Couuty
courthouse in said city, at wuicu time saia
bids wui ne considered.
Notice is further given that any interested
party may file his objection to the letting of
sain contract witntu toe time specineu tor
receiving bids, and that the same will be
transmitted to the City Council along with
said bids for their consideration at said meet
lug. The person. Arm or corporation to
whom the contract Is let will be required to
enter into an agreement to tue ell. ct that said
contractor shall look alone for payment for
material ana work to sucn particular portion
ol the fund to be assessed upon the property
liable to pay for such Improvement and paid
Into the city treasury tor that purpose, as
shall be assessed U the property In front of
which and to the charge of which a narticu
lar part of the improvement to be done by the
successful bidder is to be made aim collected
and paid Into the city treasury, and such con
tractor shall in no event requlie the City of
iiooa Kiver or any or its omcers or agents to
to pay the same, except out ot such partlcu.
lar p4rtion oi saia zunas so assessed or col
lected Into the city treasury, and for such
portion ot said Improvement, nor seek to en
force payment of the same or any part thereof
against the City of Hood River or any of Us
officers by any legal pro:efi8 or otherwise, ex
cept out of such particular fund.
All bids must state price lor constructing
said work, which work shall be done in the
manner and form provided for in Gen
eral Improvement Ordinance No. 194 of
the City of Hood River. No bids wlll'be re
ceived which specify more than one price on
said work cnargeahle to one blork In length.
A bond for the faithful performance rf the
contract to an amount equal Ui 2ft per cent or
the estimated contract price will be required
of the successful bidder, toe Council raserv
ing the right to reeet v nd all bids.
Daiid and first published October 1912.
H. I.. HOWK.
o3ol9 city Recorder.
J
SOLD BY
WOOD'S GROCERY
J. M. WOOD, Proprietor.
for
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon
Hood Kiver County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Chas. F. Lage,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Hans Lage, administrator of the estate of Chas.
F. Lage, deceased, has heretofore on the 2nd day
of October, 1912, filed his Final Account and
Settlement of his administration in the above
mentioned estate, and that the Hon. G. R. Cast
ner. Judge of the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Hood River County, has appointed the
4th day of November. 1912. at the hour of 10
o'clock, A. M., on said day at the County Court
Room in the City of Hood River, as the time and
place for hearing and final settlement of said ac
count; at which time anv interested imrtv mav
appear and object to the final allowance of the
same.
Dated and first published this 3rd day of Oc-
er. lSIZ. HANS LAGE,
t-31 AdmuiistrsL 0
THE ROADS TO BE IMPROVE.).
Then you tell us about AU om.iW
.ppoint.n tne n e..,...-
the state wiae kouu
Yes. I was one oi mem. " i"i
and dried affair from birth to dt ,th.
Out of the 38 members appointed jut
four were favorable ts i the . Granite
plan of Road Legiuiauo... ic.
a fight on and I am a party to it, and 1
k- r,oii0r to BDDOint an urtntra-
i,0; comSuei t. settle it, I certainly
would not trap myssu- wmi
this affair, the trap was made and Fet,
the convention called, and the cut and
dried bills proposed ana atiopieti. a
special legislature ' ;
everybody was (roing to holler them
selves hoarse for the state wide com
mittee bills. But QIU iney iuu ki.ow
the result. Public indignation all over
the state killed tne prje i be
fore it was born. The whole state
wide committee affair was a farce from
beginning to end. Do you know that
lha riiiv the irflD was " "u "ic uir-
eer pulled and the state wide road
bills, providing for forty million state
i,nH ismip. were auotneu uy una liib
m rptiresentative couy oiaie wide
committee) there were just eighteen
persons present, tnree grangers, rive
Portlanoers, anu ien no. i1".
of the state. How dues inm reprebein-
ative(?) body compare wun tne yu uuiy
MiprtPil (senators and representatives at
the last legislature; wen auer, mis
bubble burst, next came the harmony
committee inew arbitrators selected by
just one side of the disputants) and no
One WOU1CI expect, naimuny i.um a cum
mitlpp so uniust v seiecieu.
If the Journal desires to go into me
past history of this fight it should
either tell all of it or let others have a
chance to do it. Ihe History of the
acts of the state grange lor road legis
lation in Oregon is an open Book. W
have no regrets nor apologies to olle
and if it is in our power we expect to
expose the rottenness or tne Harmony
(!) road bills Irom every street corne
and road crossing in the state between
now and election. Will you meet, us
there? We hope bo. t your cause Sb
so lair and just wny vQn t you meet
us before the public?
While 1 cannot go into details at this
time, yet I want to answer just a few
point" which you have been so very
anxious to impress upon the minds of
the public. Three times you have edi
torialized the thought expressed in the
following editorial.
I here is not one reason in the
world why farmers should object to
state aid. When they oppose it they
merely insist that farm property pay
all ;the cost of road building and that
city property ortpul)lic service corpora
tions bear no part ur me burden.
This is purely "Tomrr.y Rot," for ev
eryone knows that if each county is
permitted to rjonu anu uuna ineir own
roads (as proposed in the Grange
County Bonding Bill) that every dol
lar's worth of assessable property in
that county will have to contrioute
its share of the expense. Another
point of interest you are referring to
quite frequently is tne "pur excel
lence in uniformity ot road Duuuing
under the harmony road bills compared
with the Grange road bins.
Let us investigate and see if such is
true. Under the harmony bills practi
cally two thirds of the million dollars
derived annually from sale of state
bonds, and all money derived from sale
of county bonds or road tax levy,
which is made compulsory in order to
obtain state aid, all of this one and
one-quarter million dollars, is to be
turned Over to the county treasurers
and credited to the general road fund
with no instructions or compulsory re
strictions as to how the money is to be
expended. With 33 different sets of
county courts (barring Multnomah)
can we expect uniformity of construc
tion7 Especially when we say to each
of them, here is the money with which
to do as you please. That is exactly
what the harmony bills say. Section
13 of their state Highway commission
bill reads- "Said money shall be spent
under the direction of the county court
independently of the state road board
or state highway commissioners.
Will this give uniformity.'
Already Jackson county commis
sioners are saying we du not want a
slate highway engineer and are push
ing their home rule (?) bill. But read
the grange road mil and see how we
, ;v.rmitv in road construction.
We place an abundance of power in the
hands of our county courts, but when
the contract is ready to be let for the
construction of Pe1rman.eunt 'd T'
it must be approved by the state high
wav Pntrineer. This will gve uniform-
it,, fnr ihP advice is coming Irom one
fountain he, d of road construction
knowledge. The grange road bills also
o., thut the ctinsirucLluii ui an umno-
oaj , ,. ha Anna nn.h.r t hp
nent road worn no. ....
,,f a nractical road builder
Bup.-i.."V - ... ,, L. -U,J
ppointed by tne "-y , "
appointment mu j -
t,,hu:iv engineer. Again ui-
BLUtc in J . . . , ... ...i:..,rt
f.irmitv is insured anu me expenuiLuic
of the money protected.
M..'t. .i iu auoui uutiorintiy ui ic
suits derirved irom me narmony ronu
i ii. ,,i msnv somersaults win yuu
..!." :.. ,ir to obtain the control of
selecting the roads to be improved?
In one of your tunui mis, a lung ..
when you Wtro trying iu kci o
cuinrniMion, wun mice ei-
pensive, useiew -
sioners po-stssing no qualifications of
road buildir B except to spend forty
million dollars of state bonds, you
wrote an editorial, a part of which
reads as follows: ...
"The average county jude knows
nothing of read building. He is not to
blame for it is not hl8 llrle business.
Nor is' the average commissioner an
if thev bad been, and if the
mcinev' spent in the past on roads had
been practically and intelligently
Malleable South Bend
Popularly known as the "LIFE TIME" Range, lias
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 Dend, and that is
the great
MAJESTIC
which is probably the best known range in
We have recently secured the agency for
JESTIC and expect to have them on sale in a
time.
America,
the MA-
short
THE TOLEDO
board of the state grange telling us
why he had vetoed the four highway
bills passed by the last legislature, in
speaking of our county commissioners
used the following words: "The in
competency of these oMicials as road
builders furnishes the only justification
for the creation ol a highway board
and commissioner." And now, in face
of all this past history, fresh in our
minds, you come out and advocate a
et of road bills which propose that one
nd a quarter million dollars be spent
nnually in Oregon by the same men
ou then mistrusted and branded as
ncapable of building good roads. It
appears you are playing a tlip-rlop
game with only one object in view,
viv.: SELECT THE KOADS TO BE
MPKOVED. The Orange road bills
.Hace sulrictent responsibility in our
county courts, and realizing they need
assistance as well as we need protec
tion, hence have provided! for both.
II your editorial writer and newsjre-
porter to study, or at least read, the
grange road bills, and. lor decency sake
quote them correctly.
A few days ago you published a
statement that the grange county
bonding act gives the counties unlim
ited power to vote bonds, when in fact
section 20 of the grange county bond
ing act, which is No. 324 ollicial ballot,
savs: "No county shall issue bonds
under provision ot this act in excess ol
5 per cent of its assessed valuation
We invite honest criticism, but scorn
false representations.
One of your news items.a few days
ago tried to make a mountain out of a
mole hill over the impracticability ol
the county road meeting, provided in
the grange county bonding act. In
your opinion nothing is practical that
will give the taxpayers the power to
select the roads to be improved. The
law which we now have, and have used
for vears, providing for special tax
levies for road building, is almost
identical with our proposed county
bonding act. Both select the roads,
name the material, and describe the
beginning and ending of each road to
be improved. If the same principle
works successfully in expending a ten-
mill tax, why will it not work in ex
pending a fifty-mill tax? Please an
swer this.
The grange road bills give food for
ihoiioht. Thev aie practical, easy to
understand, and will insure justice to
all. Thev contain no loop holes through
which the taxpayers' money will es
cape. And ne is assureu il win uc
pent where lie oesires n. io my
brother farmers, to the home builders
in the cities and towns of Oregon, and
to the already ovei taxed business men
of this state, let me appeal to you to
study well the difference in these two
sets of road bills; after which I know
....... .... i.:ll 4 n.t,4
you will vote l es on uuu oti a.iu
iZti on ollieiai nanoi.
Yours with more to follow,
A. I. Mason.
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 "MaRes Good"
Phone 99
Oak and 1st Sts.
wff wmmm w ti m nmr lr iai ii i irti S .- ai 0
Till IlllUie ana ndllUMlWYCU
Draying, Express and
Baggage
All Kinds of Light and Heavy Work
I,m nd
Notice for Publication.
Herlal No. UAW
in...tn.i ,,f the Interior. IT. S.
OftWiit ronliinil.Oreirmi. Heptrniher .s. i ha
Notice Is herefiy K'vell mm nii-nn
f t HH.niie l,.H-k, tir.K.iii, whoon .Mine Ji,
l'Klu, n.a.le tioineslesd r.mry '""'" ; "
" 4 .'4 . , ,,,.,1,.., ... idled) lull
etle Meililisn, iihn ii.r-i ii-,. ..........
I niHke lliuil uirce year rr"'","
nun l.t the I anu anove ui-ki i men ., n... .
Healsierann Receiver, r. H. I.amt iitnce, ai
r.iitlxnu, on'gon, ""J "
her. Il'2. , ,i.
Claimant names iwinin j. .
rick, A I (Si alism, Jessie 11. 11 ip " " '
ii.le Lin ks, (ir.'Kini; Jay r. uu, why...
H...fllaKlKlvor Oregon. ( p H(J(1Yi
0,(31 Heglster.
IV TI1K rol'NTV COUItl (ip uir.nirt.r.
OKoiiKdoN KOIl llooU H1VKK COUNTS.
In Ihe Mailer of the duarellnnshlp of .lolin
()iliN..n Hu.lsMii, Ariiuir I'.niK."" ...... -..,
Theodore Ooiilnn llmlsnn anil Herbert
Vt'eslinan Hu.lsou, Minors.
v,.u: on tlii KM dav of Helitetliber, lHli, lllis
cause comlllK.in lor hesrillK upon llle peinimi
,.r s: o KliiiK linr. Biiarrtiati .if the persons and
estates r John (Jlhsiin Hods Arthur lamu-
us Hudson, riieod.ire lior.i.ni iumwiu
i....i..i uef mini lliidMin. minors, for an or
..... ..m,- . v..,ri lieeiixinv til iii to sell the prop
erly herelnalter described at private sale and
It appearing to the Court that It would lie
beneficial Ut ssld wards thai Ilia property be
sold, and the Court belli fully a Ivlsed,
1 II KKr.C I N, lllsonlereu inai uieiieni m
ui,, ,.f uiiid usnls and al nersons Interested
in said eslute apear before ibis Court on the
'Mil day of Oi toher, 1JI2, si the hour of II)
.,.i,.u a M .. In the County C4urt r.Kim In
the Court llouso in n.sia mver ii.uny,
i!im. then and there to show cause, If any 'X
tl why a license sn.iuiu n.ii r'""1"
the sale of the following dewtlbed piorty.
situated in Hisid Kiver Couuty, State of ore-
...i l.i uH.
ai'i ..rthut nnrllnn of the southwest quarter
of the southeast quarter of section I ' In town
.1,1., ) ..r,i, rmiL'e in east of the W'lllHinette
ii.., , ivmu mid Im-Iiiu on Ihe n r'hwest
side of the eeuler of Hie stream of ll.sid Kiver:
iiImi one acre iu a square snape in nu "
,i.uui dt.urler cirlier of said soiltll-
"" '""v .. .
west iiiarteroi itie souiiieaM iiiin-i " -
SeCtlOll, lllWnSOip nilU mnisn
.. ,,.,i..inu id nil mIhiiii H seres.
ft is tut Iher ordered that this order of the
Court be served ns.u t he next of kin of said
wards and all perxons lnteresieu in ..
tale by publication iheieof for three (onseci.
live weeks In Hsl K.ver Olaeler. a newp
isr of ueneral circulation inibllshed In said
O.K.CA, TNKK.
Wood Yard and Feed
Store in Connection
TAFT TRANSFER
CO,
Office Phone
29
Residence Phone
23 8 K
O CS3 1
llli iiHi lifriSiM ili M0t SIT HriM MkMmf
A Little of Our
Meat
i
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
tori
We have storage space tor all kinds
of goods in a concrete building
Our Tranfer Wagons Will Move
Anything
Complete Transfer Service
Transfer & Livery Co.
Phone 5
ago,
highway
I N TH K CIKCl'lT COI'KT OFTH KHTATKOK
OKEUO.N KOK HUOLl Kl VKLt C(JU N 1 i .
APPLICATION No. 8.
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In the Matter ol me Appin a.ii.u ...
Hwlck to Kealter Title t" Hie North UK) lee j
of Lots Numbered I and i, Hl.s k Nun, here.
1 Wluan s Addition t" Ihe t it V f 'H1 i
liiver Ori B.m, as per Kecorded I'lat I here.
i,i, I'lalntitr,
vs.
O P Dodtre nd Jane loe llodne, his wife,
and to All W hom It May Concern, Defend
ants. To) P. Dixlue, Jane Poe Hodge, his wife, and
to all whom it may concern:
Take notice that on the tfth day or Septem
ber. I'd!, an application was tiled by the said
"I' e rtwiek In the Circuit Court of the H-ale
nfdregonfor ll.sid Kiver County for Initial
registration of tne tine io inr m. -
scribed Now unless you api-earon or before
ri.e2tl.dayof(ictober, l'JIJ. and show cause
why such application shall not g tiled,
tne same will be taken as confessed and a de
cree win be entered according to the piayer of
thTap .li'auo... and you will be therefore
mnx110' w" HNHO.
Itioil Attorney lor Applicant. Clerk.
Our Baker is
An Artist
in his line. He insists m having
his hrcad as attractive looking as
it is to.itlii-.iiiK'. Just coiiio and
look at Ihe loaves lie turns out
ami if the sight does not tempt
you to try a loaf we miss our
guess. And after you have tried
it we expect to sec you here again
ami aL'uin.
nODEL BAKERY
Fourth - nd State Hood River, Ore.
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