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HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY.XOVEMBER 7. 1912 Snail Kintr filarirr ARTHlTt D. MOE. PubU.hw. SaWriytlon, S1.50 Per Year. LOCAL MIL SERVICE t The employes of the postoffices of different communities may become! either the moat popular or the most; unpopular resident ot those respective communities. The members of tthe loeel postoffice force seem to have chosen the latter role, and to judge by the criticism that one may hear every day, they have aires iy attained their desire. To say the least, the patron of the Hood River post office are get ting poor service. The distribution of mail is slow, outgoing mail is delayed and incoming mail is placed in the wrona lock boxes, creatine delays fur business men and those with whom they deal. The postmaster declares that he ie powerless under the laws of (the civil servicejto remedy the servise rendered by the employes. Then the civil ser vice is defective in just such degree. If employes feel that they are secure in their positions and that only some flagrant violation of their duty will cause them the loss of their jobs, they become lax, tendencies to be careless prevail and increase, and the efficiency of their work naturally decreases. The carelessness at the local postoffice has become so great that an almost uni versa I protect is being made. It human to make mistakes and no one can claim perfection in the perform ance of duties. However, when care less mistakes cont-'nually increase, it is time for criticism time to make an effort to find some remedy. It has been declared that the local office needs additional help. If the employes of the office evidenced sincer ity to do all in their power toward the accommodation of the patrons and need were shown for a new clerk, we think the people would rally immediately to their aid. However, instead of a will ingness shown to accommodate the patrons, the postoffice force has for we past two years oeen using every opportunity to curtail the convenience of patrons and increase their own privileges. The precincts with complete return were: East and West Hood River, Mount Hood, Odell and Pine Grove. Incomplete returns were received from Barrett. i Complete returns were received on ' ail candidates and initiative and refer endum measures in Odell. East Hood Kiver. Pine Grove and Mount Hood i yesterday afterroon. Selling County's Favorite Ben Selline, for the United States senate has a fair lead in this county. Six out of nine precincts, all complete but one, five Mr. Selling 307 votes. His opponents have the following vote: Pourne trj. Lane 211, Clark U!'l, Kamf 44 and Pagett 27. The Dos Have It Altliuugh not by a two to one vote, the prohibition element, that is the element not desiring saloons in Hood kiver ciiv. rolled un a large majority. It was evident Ttsedsy evening, when the ballets in the Hood Kiver Center and the Kast distr.c's gave the follow ing results: Dry 2"6 and v-l 144. A canvass of the votes in West Hood Kiver jccterJay morni.'.g gave 131 dry and ;'6 wet. Sinnott Gets Large Vote As in the primaries N. J. Sinnott, of The Dalles, the regular Republican rominee for congress, swept the .-.jiintv. Mr. Siunott'i vote was 6fiH seven precincts, five complete. His opponents received: Graham 191, ALer combie 7ti ami Cleaver 64. , , Ready-Made Clothes You may have a deep-rooted conviction that you cannot De nuea in ready-made clotnes some men have. H anytning will remove that cormc tion a Hart Schaff ner & Marx unit will do it We cive you expert serving and rieht kind of advice for your fall suit Snecial clothes for II J I. . I- U .. . 1 . f.nU college anu nign bl-uuui men smart uura-iaou- ioneu suns, mum vigm anu snap. It 18 uu' '"co to supply you with the best suit service that the art ot clothes maKing can produce. H. S. & M. Suits for $18, $20, $22 and up Clothcraft guaranteed all-wool suits for $10, $12 and up Other makes for $5.75, S7 and $8 Stranahan Close 'to Anderson Stranahan has polled a largo vote in this county and will be one of Hood River and Wasco county's representa tives. The returns of five complete precincts give Stranahan 5i9, Anderson 3K.1 and Driver 231. A dispatch from The Dalles says: "Kleven out of 24 precincts in county, including three in city, all complete give Anderson fil9, Stranahan 371 and Driver 4C2." The totals of the returns from the two counties make Stranahan 950, Ander son 1002 and Driver 693. Overcoats The finest assortment in the city and at the most reasonable prices. Come in and look them over. We want you to see what we are offering in this line. Special 57c Ladies' Laundried Waists, values up to $2.00. Your choice Ladies Flannelette and Mercerized Waists with long sleeves and high in neck. Your choice 41UU Furs and Fur Sets ' You must see our assortment and note our prices in this hne to fully appreciate the big values we are giving in this department. We have some extra good special prices on some McKibbin furs, mostly scarfs, also some very cute children's sets that we would like to have you see. Second floor. Hosiery Your hosiery needs can best be supplied at this store, where stocks are large and choosing easy ry-a ,COmplee !ine in cotton. Hale, wool and silk, in all colors and sizes. Children's and Misses' heavy ribbed hose, one that A would cost you from 12 1-2 to 15c a pair at other U pmi.es, we sen you ior, me pair lijc Boys' and Misses' heavy ribbed and fine gauge hose, full seamless and fast colors, splendid good values, the pair jejc Extra heavy ribbed hose for boys in cotton fleeced or wool, a very satisfactory hose in every re spect, the pair 25c Misses' 'fine cashmere of silk lisle hose, full seam less and fast color, the very best of value in every pair; the pair 25c Ladies' cotton, plain-knit hose, full seamless fast colors, double heel and toe; other stores get from 121-2 to 15c a pair for these; our price the Pa,r 10c Ladies' silk lisle hose, made of selected Egyptian yarn, extra fine finish and quality, the pair 25c Ladies pure silk hose with double sole, toe and heel an excellent hose for the money, the pair 45c Ladies' pure silk hose with linen foot, flare tops with double garter welt, splendid big values the pair.. ... $1 qq Ladies' pure silk hose, double heeled and tipped glove silk hose; the very best of value in these the Pair. $1.50 &e Paris Fair Hood River's Largest and Best Store The way of the transgressor is a bard one," says the old proverb. The Lippincott's of November adds to the addage: "But harder for his wife This is true always in the case of a man. The case of Becker, the convict ed New York police officer, may be cited as an example. The condemned murderer' will find an end in the elec tric chair, fit punishment for his crimes. However, his wife roust live on and bear the shame and bitter suf fering for lier husband's misdeeds. "The fear o' hell's the hangman's whip That bauds the wretch in order," says Burns, but thoughts of the suffer ings ot innocent families should also be a banging sword. Other State Offices Complete returns from five precincts here give the following results in other state offices: Secretary of state, Ken nedy 156, Ulcott. 457 and Kyan 12X Justice of the supreme court, Eakin 3 and Slater 169; rood commissioner, Lea 199 and Mickie 391 ; Hailroad com missioner, .Aitchison 310, Anderson 47, MahafTey 118 and Service 1M7 District attorney, Allen 281 and Bell 463. County Offices There were but two contests in the county offices, that of commissioner and county ludge. The complete re turns from five precincts give: Castner and stark 330; Putnam 414 and Khoades 322. Now that we have enough apples to go around, why not let's consume some of the best of them right here at home. How often have the local ho tels and restaurants served the big red and yellow apples this year? Are the larger hotels of Portland serving themT But why shouldn't they, if they are not! Visitors to the fruit countries are always kicking and grumbling because they can get no good fruit. In California one can get no good oranges. They say they are all shipped away to the eastern mar Kets. Let s eat a few of the good uungs at home, and serve some of them to our visitors. Mow that the election is over, Hood River people get busy and take a bunch vi prize winning products down to Portland. Talk to Scott, the secretary of the club, and help him collect a win ning exhibit. Democrats should tender "Teddy" a congratulatory message for his aid in the presidential victory. Voting the Oregon ballot diacourages rejecters." MAKES (Cont inued From Page One) to the waiting throngs by Secretary m. jj. ocuit, oi me commercial club, The reports of the entire evening fa vored Woudrow Wilson for the prci- flency, and the greater portion of the crowus wore looks of disappointment. ine most ot them were Taft mid Koosevelt men. However, a round of applause greeted the news that leaay had carried Pennsylvania by auch a land slide. The returns, although even at twelve o'clock they were very meager, of the local elections were also received Rt the club, citizens telephoning in the news from the different precincts. The messenger in the country would no more than give his results than he would eagerly ask for news from the front. The telephone at the club rooms was busy until after midnight. "Who's elected?" "vVhnt you got oii the elec tion?" "How's she coming?" were the usual interrogations. All the world was eager. The musical tones of ex pectant suffragettes floated over the wires: "Will you tell me about equal suffrage in Oregon?" WILSON LEADS IN HOOD RIVER COUNTY The complete returns for live pre cincts on the local presidential race were received yesterady afternoon and incomplete returns from one precinct. Their total gave Wilson 34.1. Roosevelt lowed by an eruption. iJOO, IO, I'l'US OU SHU I IIUIIII 4U. Equal Suffrage and Single Tax The county, it seems, will vote for equal suffrage. The returns from the live precincts give 379 for and 840 against. Single tax is defeated here by a large vote. The returns are 16 for and 457 against. Thought It Worth a Nickel Several drummers stonned at a hotel in a small town in Illinois for dinner. Among the diners that day were also a numoer oi country people. 'Ihe drum mers did not relish the meal. The country people did. The landlord cnargea the country people 25 cents. but demanded 50 cents of the traveling men. Now, drummers don't mind pay ing 50 cents for dinner, but they want everybody else to pay the same. One of the drummers laid down a half-dollar with a nickel on top. The landlord pushed the nickel back. "My dinner costs 50 cents," he said sternly "I know that," smiled the drummer, but 1 wanted you to make 50 cents clear on this dinner." And the other drummers laughed heartily, but the landlord failed to see the joke. -November Lippincott's. BOILING GEYSERS. " Whst Causa ths Spouting of Thss Natural Stsam Englnst. Geysers are fouud lu only three places lu the world, according to a pub lication entitled "Geysers'" Issued by the department of the Interior. These three regions are Iceland, where gey sers were first discovered; New Zea land and the Yellowstone National park, In which these uatural steam en gines are more numerous and of great er beauty thau la the two other areas mentioned. In the Yellowstone the geyxers aro found In detached geyser baslus, or fire holes, as they were culled by the first explorers, and the groups possess individual peculiarities which give character and Interest to each locality. The most noted of these bnslns Is, however, that known as the Upper Geyser basin of the Flrehole river, one of the headwaters of the great Missouri. The whole door of the valley Is fairly riddled with springs of boiling water, whose exquisite beauty Is Indescribable, Light clouds of fleecy vapor curl upward from waters of the purest azure or the clearest em erald and, encircling rims of white mai-blellke silica, form at setting for such great gems. A large part of the valley floor la covered with the white deposit of allien kuown as sMecou.. sinter, deposited by the overflowing hot waters. The weird whiteness of these areas, the gaunt white trunks of pine trees filled by tne hot waters, the myriad pools of statu lng crystal and the white clouds .11 Ing off from the chlmneyllke geyser coups form a scene never to be forgot ten by those fortuuate euough to be hold It The Intermittent spouting of geyser was long a riddle to scientific men. Ihe theory, which bears the name of the Illustrious chemist Hunsen. is now generally accepted. This theory is Used ou the well known fact that the boiling point of water rNes wltU thj pressure and Is therefore nlgher at the bottom of a tube of water than at the surface. In a long and narrow or an Irregular tube ebullition lu the lower part is only possible t a much higher temperature than at the top owing to the weight of water column nbove it If by the continued hosting the lower layer of water attains the temperature at which It can boil steam Is formed whose expansive force lift, the super incumbent column of water, causing a alight overflow at the top, which short ens the column, so that stenin Is f orm ed at a higher point and a further lift- ,u ouu oi pressure ensues, fol- WASHOUGAL 225 acres; between 80 and 100 acres in cultivation; nice orchard, family variety 9 acres in prunes; good tar; good 8:room house, barn 56x108, and all other bufldiSid machine sheds, in good condition; nice running stream through barnyafd; 2 good spring water mped to house; county road; R. F. D. and telephone! of crop for 1912- also 12 cows, t bull, 3 yearling calves, 5 spring calves, 4 head of good horses, 2 wagons! binder ' mower, rake harrows, plows and cu tivators, tools too numerous to mention; 8 m les from landmg' Sma11 price of $75-00 p w- miles from R. R. station and boat landing; beautiful view of the Coliimb ia : r ver and sur rounding country. This land is below market price because then Tare subdivisions IvW around this i property that are sold for $200 per acre without any imprTeSs Wow Mceoll1iyroVemen1S, thlsPrPerty nbehadfor $6,500; $3,000 cash, bal- 42-acrefarm; 36 acres in high state of cultivation; fine house with hot and cold Wrfe mad black mires, 4 fine cows fen chfldie,ft 5md? mTer' rae' disk harrows' cream separator, gas engine, fn fact all the tools that go to make up a first-class equipment. Barn isfull and oversow ng with hay, gram, etc. This is a snap at $9,750, $4,00 cash, balance long time at 6 ? TILLAMOOK . 215 acres 170 acres cleared; mile of deep-waterfront; on good roads; large barn with Zt Jt1S 18 T fin6 a PrPsition w there is in the state. It is fullyfqufpeo5 Zlv a6 and machinery; about 100 tons of Sk ,T Sfti y fdQaHS to $50 per acre under adjoining property. The price is, for quick sale, 50,000; $10,000 cash, balance long time at 6. 87 aCreS' ifeut 6 "!ile? fr?m TilIamok, fine quality of soil; mostly all under cultiva tion and very little waste land; practically all level; all fenced and cross fenced; good road through place River bounds property on two sides-lies in bend of river; fine live 2m'vlt wita" piped to good barn, good house and hydrant in yard; house of six rooms, hot and cold water plumbing, porcelain sink and back in kitchen, bath room with roll-nm porcelain tub, toilet, lavatory; 9 cows, 5 heifers-will freshen in spring, 1 bull, 0 neiler calves, team of farm horses, 2 head of hogs, all chickens, 1 heavy farm wagon, 1 spring wagon 1 top buggy, heavy and light harness, plow, rake, mower, cultivator, long time at 6 ' a" hay &nd produce' Price l12000 H000 cash, balance C. S SMITH & COMPANY 432 Chamber of Commerce, Bldg. Portland, Oregon Oakdale Greenhouses Budding Plants of AH Kinds Pot Plants and Cut Flowers at Franz's See Roses, etc., in bloom this sum mer and have plants reserved for next year. Fletcher (Q. Fletcher . Hood River For Sale... 80 acres located 3 miles from Cooks, Washington, in Little White Sal , mon Valley. For particulars, write R. H. BUNKER, Cooks, Wash. For Sale-I'lgs. Phone iMi-M. Special Offer as nres, 3 miles out, on WeHt oiur; i acres improved, 1 acre In orchard, good large house and barn, extra good soli and "re waier. ureal renuutton In prlra it taken soou. Apply to A. W. oulhank. u7 Sewing Machines For Sale Drop-head sew ing machines In irood working nnW from ".0O up. Drop a card to O. M. Hatch, Hinger agent, care Mt. Hood hotel or leave word with int. UULUBIIK, B q7 For Sale White OrDlnirton nwihui. t-n erstrass strain. Phoue W2-M. Avalon 'w v s. J. Frank. nn " For Hale Am overstocked with 8. C. VV. leghorns and 8. U. B. leghorns, yearling hens, will sell cheap. Phone 21H2-K. nU WANTED Wanted Plain sewing to do at home. 13 kast Slate street. ni4 Wanted-llpholsterlne, retlnlahlng and re pairing. High class work at reusonable prices rnoue ior esuniates. r.. A. Franz Co. jlltf Wanted Work on a ranch, by a practical, experienced farmer (married), to take charge du.'ljg owner's absence, or to work with owner. Highest riereuces as to character, abillty.eto. Address Walter B. Perkins, Hood River, Route 4, Phone 187-K. nJl Wanted Man and wife on ranch; woman to cook and man to do general work; preft r man who can sort apples. P. I). Atwater. Phone 32i-M. Wanted-A man with a small family wants a position on ranch. Address (J. F. K., Olacler Office. D7 Wanted House or hotel work, bare had ex penence. Phone HIO-X. n7 Collector's Notice .wrwiiriiis ior the year Mil" of the ass-ass ii relays froJn ju Uer hunk ,,,, in a u. in. K. 1AKT, Collector. Ttrms of Vdntxy. There are terms of venery which a good sportsman will still observe lu bis siieech. Thus he Owls a "pack" or "covey" Pf Er01Jge Bnd llkew(se fl covej" of partridges, but a "t.H" of pheasants, a "bt-vy" of quail, a "wisp" ' a "walk" of snipe and a "fall" of VfJooVock. Having found t:,om he sprigs" the grouse aud the nheas nts. but "(lushes" the woodcock, snipe aoJ partridges. Further, he will tell you that Krous are "challenged" and pteHiits-chu.kercd.-that partridges .)" pipe,- woodcocks falters" and solpe are "at walk." iur u.suon was strictly correct -I'v.tr ui gome who lib. i Loudon Chroulcle. SOCIETIES. HOOD RlVk'U tllldlT. Nn UK A. II". and A M Meets Katurday evening on or before iuii tinun, w. ktLASK, u. McDonald, Secretary. Hood Kiver Uommandery No. 12, K.T Meets every first Tuesday evening each month. B. W. Pkatt, l, K. C . . Davidson, ttecoraer. MT. HODt) coi'NCIL No. 8. R. 8. M. Meets in Masonic Hall every third Tuesday In each month W. F. Lara way, T. I. M. A. u. Moe, Kcc are o W ho tlietu selves High Pried Copy. Paring the iw of Klmberley the dltor of the onii- a,u was oft ,,, 7 I ,y ,"1',er thre rTw. , ' . 1"'t t0 B1 wongh Je , eS reiu!ln R fmnv new pa per from Cape Town n. ' 1 nd rushed to . . ' borrowl It ou rushed to his owo oltlce, where H oon reappeared ns a mu, ' U selling h. , "tsMai edition. C he ' Tt same even. UiHlU KI VF.K CHAPTKB NO. 27. R. A. M. Mewis flrst anj third Friday nights or eiich mouth. J. K. Cak8oi, H. P. llmicK, Secretary. HKH KIVER CHAPTER NO. 26, O. E. 8. Meets sernnil and fourth Tuesday evening o: e ti ll month. Visitors cordially welcomed. Mrs. a. 1. Mob, W. M. Miss alt a PuoLB, Secretary. ". W. meet the 2d and 4th Wednesdays e'-h month at K. ot P. ball. Visitors eor dmlly Invited A. C. BTaTIN, C. C. tNT SiioKiiAKEB, Clerk. HW1) RIVKKdKCLiK NO. 6M, WOMEN OF " "Hidcraft-Meets at K. of P. hall on the first and Third Thursdays of each month. ,, J olia Waits, N. O. W. Waits, Clerk. LAUREL REBEKAH LODGE N o. 87.I.0 .0 F. Meets first and third Mondoys each month. Mrs. Lulu Cokey, N. O. Mrs. Nbttik Walsh. Sec. KEMP LODGE, No. 181, 1. O. O. F.-MeeU in. Odell Odd Fellows' ball every Sat ur aay nignt. visitors cordially welcomed. B. U. Kemp, N. U. Grant Hagky, Sec. HAZEL REREKAH IXIDGE No. 156, I.O.O.F. meets uih nrsi ana inira i uesoay eveuing in each month In the Odd Fellows Hall, seven miles seuth of Hood Blver, R. D. 1. Mrs. E. M. Hauky, N. g Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, Seo. OREGON GRAPE KEBEKAH LODGE, No. 1H1 Meets the second and fourth Wednes day eveulngs of each month. In Giibble's Hall. Annie Leasure, n. G. Chas. W. Gunn, Sec. CANBY W. R. C Meets second and fourth Saturdays of each month at K. of P. hall. Lydia Sitmxkrs, President Edith Btienhoff, Secretary. HOOD RIvER VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY Hood Blver, Ore. E. H. Hartwlg, Pres. Mrs. lee Fording. Seo. Leslie Butler, Treas. Call phone 3. FOR SALE For Sale Dbeap, aboul '27 millets, thorobred. most white Leghorns, a few Wyandottes and Barred hocks. Phone Fred Kavan, 1H3-L. nil Al n,MA LODGE NO. 30, K. OF P. Mecu in K. of P. hall every Tuesday night. V KERM.K.ofR. andS. Ht'i'Il lUVKK. AMP. NO. 7.702, M. W. A - Mens m k of j ball every Monday n:u lit. ALLAN UwAKT. V. C t'. V'. Da k in, clerk. K.'VKliU)EU)DOBNO. 8 A. O. TJ. W.--M.its tlrst and third Saturdays of eaob month. nkwton Clark, M. W. GEO. SLmviii, Financier C hkstkh shitb, Beeorder. OLETA AS.SEMHLY NO. 105, UNITED ART-iBan.-.ieetti,e fjrst and third Wednes days w.,rk; second and fourth Wednesdays Artisans' hall. C. D. HlNKICHS, M. A. H. altin Secretary. ILb.WlI.DKtoiaENO.107, I. O. O. F. Meets in Kravrnal hall, 7 Thursday nithi. a. T. Frohn, N. (i. (M. Thomson, Seeretry KDEN ENCA jpu.vt NO. 48. 1. O. O. F. r meeting seoon m,n,th A O. Daun ky Scribe. Ivxnlar meeting second and fourth Mondays ;" iiionin. H.. ruiia,v,r, For Sale A house with an Income, two houses on large lot, very cheap If taken at once, good terms. Phone SOI L or ask W. H. Jones at Franz hardware store. ntf For Sale Piano minister es fine toned Instrument and a bargain at the For Sale White Leghorn pullets. 264-Odell. Phone K!Mf For Sale Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red hens and cockerels, 75c and 81 each, Indian Runner Ducks, now laying, f 1 each. K. W. Blrge, phone 323 L, For Sale One good milch cow. Gave R ral Ions per day when last fresh; giving aboul gallons now. H. F. Gleason, phoue 2002-M. nf For Sale-Very fine thoroughbred White Wyandotte cockereln, bred direct from tran nested, prize winning stock. These cockerels will, put the laying strain Into your Hock Price each. H. F. Gleason, Phone Swi M n7 For Sale Good harness, saddle and drlv Ing horses, also some good work stock. Call J. w. McDonald, 177 Odell. c7 For Sale High class, pure bred Plymouth Bock cockerels and pullets. Also a thorough bred registered Poland China boar and Pol- and China pigs. Gust Werterberg, phone 18 uucii, n For Sale Cheap-1 skeleton road cart, good as new, tl2.M: 1 csnvas cover, lo-or duck. god as new, $15. Apply Lou Stevens, 911 lath Direei. - nn TYPEWRITERS For sale or rent on eaav wjims. a. w. uninana. a.u-u For Sale Timothy and alfalia nav. Pyles, Barrett Boad, phone 3i-x. David 1811 For8aleor Bent Ten room house, corner Oak and 9th St. All modem conveniences, furnished or nnfurnlshed. Apply as below. Anyone knowing themselves indebted lo me may pay such to A.C. Muck, room 12, Broalus KiillHini. mhn miill Hnan..t .. l This piano was bought by I nected with eollectlous and receipt for F C. peclally for his daughtei, Is a Brosius. Lif price; will consider part trade for a good cow. ougpy, P's r cnictens. i iione isu K, nn For Bale 1 can supply a few more parties with milk, on the bright; or along the west side in scutum road; also few young B. Ply. mouth Rock cockrels and bens from record lay Kg hens. Phone 1842-X. oU For Sale A good coal stove, derson at telephone No. 5. Call Miss An-nl4 For Sale-Apple trees, Newtown, Rpltcand Ortley. Sell cheap In order taget rid of them. Mrs. Al. T. Kollas, B. D. 2, box 139. al5tf For Sale-Lot 10, block 2, Waucoma Park, BOxW, streat sewer In and paid for. IWO, part cash, balance on time. G. II. Sturgrss, 82 Haigbt Ave., Portland. Ore. nli For Sale lfi-lnch and A.fnofcplne wood, also one saddle. Phoue Odell 5S. siutf Hay frr Sale-Altalfa. wheat, clover and timothy. R. Ulnrlcbs, phone 3232.L.. astt For Sale At a bargain, one of the beat resi dence lota In Hood Kiver. Geo. H. Lynn, box SI5, Hood River, Ore. allf Land For Sale 2.J0 acres of land for sale from 150 per acre up. Will sell in KUicre tracts with part in trees. C. J. Calkins, phone jnMi For Sale Full blood brown leghorn young roosters S1.50 per head. Mrs. J. A. Henderson, Blngen, Wash. n? For Sale Desirable residence property. In good location; Sne neighborhood: good buy. Apply W.Q. Snow. tf Wanted A man with family to take charge of an apple ranch close to Hood River; must have etperlence and flrst class recommenda tions, niunt be industrious aud understand all about apple orchards; give age and experi ence. Will furnish house; none but capsb.e men need apply; steady Job all the year round. Addiess B. N. Howniau, Ho Third St., Portland. Ore. ; n7 Wanted Man with family wanls position e overseer or manager of fruit ranch. W. T. King, box 06, B. F. D. No. it. us Wanted A position by young man from good family, steady, honest, sober, on fruit ranch; does not expect high wages. Pasticu lars pleas.) address C. Z., care Y. M, C. A., poi Hand, Ore. u28 Wanted Position as housekeeper by Chris, tlan woman in or near Hood River; relerencef eichanged. Address C. il217 Twellth street, Hood Kiver, Ore. nil Wanted Experienced man wants work on ranch, married, best references. Address W. B. Perkln, Hood River, Route 3; phone 187-R. FOR RENT For Bent Furnished rcoms, all up to dale, In two- and three-room suites. Mrs. J. H. Fredericks, phoue 69-L. n7 For Rent Two large, bright rooms, partly furnished, hot and cold water. Mrs. Murray Kay, Phone 32-B For Bent Light housekeening rooms. O. H. ferlcksoo, phone 85-M Mrs. n7 For Kent morale room In dry, fire-proof building. Enquire of Dr. Watt. tf MISCELLANEOUS Lost Small pin wllh an amber moonstone setting. Beturn V. H. Tborne, phone 2I9J-K. n7 Lost On lorae road near Odell on Haturdav. Nov, 2. a hand saw. Finder will receive re ward by leaving saw at Conna way's store. nl4 Lost A black purse containing 10 or 115 In gold; the name, Jacob Bowman, the owner. was written on Inside of purse, which also contained valuable papers. Finder please phone 209-X. n!4 Lost An Airedale pud that answers to the name of Roger. The dog has black body and white feet. The tip of its tall is whIM. Re ward. Finder telephone 7-F. n Lost Automobile chain, near Odell. please return to Heights Garage. Finder u7 Loat Pair of nose classes with irolri chain. Return to Glacier office for reward. n7 Lost I Jii1 les gold watch, at or near raw!- office, "E. E."- engraved on case. Hampton make. Leave at Glacier office: reward, oaitf Lost Brown leather bag. leather lined, eon tains pair of glasses and some change. Lost between town and Bock ford store. Reward Phone SS8-M or leave at Glacier office. n7 Found Small gold pin. Owner may have savne by proving property and paying for nisaa. -wrs. i.yon, uiacier omee, u; Found On Oak street, a Corbln kev. own er may have same by calling at Glacier office and paying for this ad, n I!