nOOD KIVElt GLACIER, THURSDAY, ACOCST 21, 1913
DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1912
This advertised list ot delinquent
taxet lor the year 112 for Hood Kiver
County, State of Or. gun. U in pursu
anee of an act of the State Legisla
ture which is embodied iu Chapter
301 of the GENERAL LAWS OK THE
1SU3 SESSION OK THE LEG1SLA
T1VE ASSEMBLY.
The taxc on the following advertis
od real property became delinquent
on April 8. 1113, and are subject to
penalty of 1 per cent and interest at
the rate of 12 per cent per annum un
til they shall have been paid.
Any day after the expiration of six
months after the tax-s charged
against the following mil property
are delinquent the Sherift is author
iied, upon demand of any person mak
ing appllcutlou, to isstio to them
certificate of delinquency upon pay
merit of the tanes, penalty, interest
and coht of advertising.
Certificates of delinquency shall
bear interest at tho rato of la per
cent tier annum from the date of Is
Buunce until the certificate is redeem
ed.
W M II Absher, NVi SWU NW',i
SK'i. Sec. 6 1 N HE $ 1H.50
C JJ Aitchison, Idlewilde Add.,
LotsL 6. 7. 13. 14. lllock 4.. 8.72
Nettie L Allen, Idlewilde Add, Lot
24, Work 9 3.0k
Mary C and Wilbur U Allen, SW',i
SWli Ni NW!i, Sec. 211, IS,
ion :;.u
Mary C and Wilbur 11 Allen, K "i
SK'i 8 30 ncies of SWVi SE'i
Hoc. 19 IS, IDE 17.5"
Mary C and Wilbur H Allen, N
W'i NWU Sec. r.l, IS, HlK 10.00
Jacob A It mar;. E and W 2nd Add,
Lots G, 6. 7. 8. i), 10, lllock 6 .96
American league, E and W 2nd
Add, Lots 25,2fi,27,2S,2!i, II 6 .80
W A Anderson, K and W 2nd Add,
IxU 13.14. U 6 32
Lulie K. Archer. NEU, Sec. 11,
2N. E 17.40
C S Archer, E'i NWi. NEJ4
SW'i. Sec. 8, 2N, 9H 12.C0
A L Arnold, NW!4 NWii, Sec.
3. 2N. lol. 47.60
Itrig liallautyn, 35 acres In SWU
NEW, Sec. 31, 2N. HE .... 15.00
A A Hnrton, lleg 60 rods West of
SE cor SW'i, Ihencj N 32 It, W
20 It, S 32 K, K 20 U to l!eg 1.68
J Y Hachelder, S'4 S SW'i,
Sec. 32, 2N, HE 42.00
G A Beaty, l'ark Add, Lot 10, I)
2 10.25
K K Iiinchly, W'4 Lot 7, Sec 6, 2N,
9E 2.60
TW Ilerry, 5 acres In SW'i S
W'i, Sec. 31, 3N, 10E 43.60
Roger Iiergfleld, Wliuins Add, Lot
2, Itlk 2 3.08
N O ItillingH, SW'i NWVi NW'J
SW'i, Hoc. 5, IN, HE 15.00
Anna Hillings, Lots 3, 4, Sec. E,
1N.11E 12.75
J S liooth, 1 aero as per Vol 2, Pg
476, Sec 26, 3N, 10E 12.00
Mary L Booth, NE'i NW'i, Sec.
21, IN, HE 7.50
A W Decker, I'arkhurst Add, W
90 ft, Lot 2, lllk 9 8.20
J W ltarton, E and VV Lot 36,
Wk 6 16
L I) and Dora A Ilovd, 11 'i acres
In SKU. SK'i, Sec. 27, 2N,
10E 112.35
Darwin llradley, Winnim Town,
Iit 8, Itlk 5; Lot 8 lllk 2. .. .28
Y It Hoydlo, Ulowers 1st Add, Lots
1, 2, Ulk 1 30.24
Michael J Buckley, NV4 SE',4
8W4 NVa SW'i SEVi, Sec 9,
IN, HE 7.50
E O liuttoit, 1 ncro off W of
SW'i NW'i NWVi, Sec 31, 3N,
HE 3.50
SuhIb Hyrd, EV4 SE',i SW'i S
W'i, Sec. 13, 2N, 10E 40.25
It W Caldwell, SW'i, Sec. 25, 2N,
9E;EMi SK'i, Sec. 26, 2N, 910 46,40
Kenneth K. Campbell, EM, SW'i,
SWVi NE'i, Sec. 3, 2N, 10E 23.24
Sam (J Campbell, 11 acres S of
Co. Uoiul off K of NVfc NE'i,
SK'i SE, Sec. 13, 2N, 10K... 85.68
Eliza ('apron, E'2 NE'i NWVi,
Sec. 3, IN, 9H 2.60
Eliza ('apron, 33 acres In N'A N
W'i, See. 20, 2N, 1010 50.90
Albert J Cupron, 8V4 SK'i S'. S
K'i SW'i NW'i SK'i SW14
W'4 NH',4 SW1 4, Secli, In,
910 15.60
Marshal V Cnpron, NIO'i SE'i S
W'i, Sec. 3, IN, 910 2.60
John I) Casey, Barrett Sipinu Add
Lot 7, lllk 0 3.08
Y II Cawsell, Lot 37, lUvcrwldo
Park, iHt Add, Sec. 13, IN, 910 5.20
Geo Chamberlain, WV4 NK'i SK'i,
Sec. 28, 2N, 10IO 38.85
John E. Chnppelle.Krw In & Wat
son, 2nd LoIh 1, 2, 3, lllk 9.. .48
Frauds H Chtldn, Iots 105, loG.
W'i acre of Lot 12!t; W'i acre
Lot 130, Sec. 32, 3N, lulO.. 19.68
Molllo Clemens, Idlewilde, Lot 16
lllock 9 2.05
Geo W Clark, SK'i NIO'i, Sec. 31,
2N, low 5.60
Henry P. Colhurn, 6 acres n per
Vol. 5, Pq 519, Soc. 2N, 10IO 5G.00
H S Cahoon, Vi acres off 10 of
NW'i NK'i NIO'i, Sec. 33, 3N,
1010 8.56
W .1 Collier. 20'i acres ns per Vol.
5, Pg 2S2. Sec. (i, 2N, 1110.. 67.75
II K Coleman, Idlewilde Lots 4,5,
Hlk 10 6.15
Jacob II. Cook, SK'i NK'i. Sec 36
IN, 910 11.60
Lolha Coon, Clink's Add, Lot 8
Ulk 2 3.0S
May Connor, K'4 NW'i except
beg 30 rods W of center of Seo.
EM II, N 40 It, W 10 H. Slv to
beginning, Seo. 21, 2N, 11... 10.81
E A Covell, SW'i, NW'i SW'i,
Sec 13. 2 N, 9 E 2.90
0 S Cniton, Lot 61, Glenhurst Or
chard, Sec. 8, IN, HE 1.88
Lueretia 1) Cruse, It 8, Sec 3,
IN, 10IO 28.34
Geo D Culbertson, 8.62 acres a
per Vol. 1, Pg 62(5, Sec 14, 2N,
10 E
Geo D Culbertson, 7 acres ns per
Vol.3, Pg 315, Sec 15.2N.10E 54 25
(loo D Culbertson, Tract ns per
Vol. 6. Pg 367. also begin 25W
of SE cor. Lot 6, lllk 8, Winans
Add. 10 50 ft. N 45 ft. E 50 ft,
N 75 feet, E 50 ft, N 75 ft, W to
bog 12.30
Geo D Culbertson, Winans Add,
Uts 2, 8, 5. lilks 7. 8 16.40
D Currier, Jr., S'i SK'i NE'i,
Sec. 21. 2N, 10K 113.40
Will Currier, S'i SK'i SK'i, Sec.
8. IN. 10E 6.20
Laura H. Cutler, W'i SE'i SW'i
Sec. 14. 2N, 10E 115.71
Columbia Tie & Lumber Co, 30
acres as per Vol. 6, Pg 532, Sec.
.14. 3N. 10E 61.60
J W Clark, Parkdale, Lot 4, lllk
1 36
Harry S. Pano. 12 acres as per
Vol 5, Pg 125, Sec. 34, IN,
10E 6,22
W E Davenport. 1 acre in SE cor.
NE'i NE'i NW'i, Sec 34.3N.
10 E 1.60
J F Davenport, NV4 SE'i NE'i
NWU, Sec. 34, 2N, loE 18 86
A L Davits, Wuucoma, Lots 13, 14,
15, Blk 4 17.43
J W Davie., Wfc. SE'. Sec. 18.
IN, HE 15.00
J W Davis, lleg 24 It N of SW Cor
SW'i, E 80 R, N 24 It, W 80 K,
S 24. Sec. 3. 2N. 10E 10.78
Ethel F. Davton, Middleton's Add,
Lot 20. Blk 1 923
E F Dclloard. Erwin & Watson
2nd Add. Lots 31, 32, 33, 34, 35,
3, 4, Blk 6 1.12
E It Devlin, as per Vol. 6, Pg 443,
Sec. 2. 2N. 10E 39.48
J II Dimmii k, 26 2 3 acres in Sec.
33, IN, loE 27
M O Ixjwiiing, 12 acres as per
Vol 6, Pg ("3, Sec. 1 and 12, 2N,
loE 39.90
R G D-ake, Erwin & VVateon 2nd
Add. Lot 48. Blk 6 16
J L Drumuiond, SE'i NE'i, Sec
1. 2N. 8E 2.60
Mrs G B Dudley, SV4 NV4 SE'i,
SE'i. Sec. 23. 2N. loE 88.73
II J Dumford, S '-i NV4, SW'i N
W'i. SW'i SE'i SW 'i. Sec 24,
IN. ME 580
Hans Eckert, Erwin & Watson
let Add. Lots 45. 4fi. Blk 2.. .32
F G Edhurg, Erwin & Watson
2nd Add. Lots 11. 12. Blk 6.. .32
Bessie L Edmunds, Lot 15, Para
dise Farm Acreage, Sec. 35, 3N,
ME 47.20
Florence T Winters, Begin 50 ft E
of SW Cor, Blk 7, Klverslde
Park, thence E 50 ft, N 100 ft,
W 50 ft. S 100 ft 5.13
It N Elliott, NE'i SE'i NE'i, Sec.
33. :IN. ME 14.32
Timothy Emerson, SW'i SEVi
Wfc NE'i, Sec. 31, 3N, HE, 26.
Annetta Entrlcan, WV4 SW'i,
Sec. 24. 2N, 9E 11.60
J A Epping, Begin SE Cor, Sec.2,
N 60 It, W 26 2 3It, 8 60 It, E
26 2 3 It, to Beg, Sec. 2, 2N,
ME 32.34
J A Epping, 10 acres in NE Cor,
SE'i, Sec. 18, 2N, 10E .... 87.00
J A Epping, S'4 SV4 NE'i, Sec.
18, IS, ME 10.00
Epping & Spencer, N 30 acres of
Lot 11 and 6 acres of Lot 12,
Sec. 3, IN, 10 E .. ... 13.26
Itoht It Erwin, Erwiu & Watson
2nd Add. Lots 4, 5, 6, 45, 46,
44, 43, Blk 9 1.12
Joe Erwin, EV4 NE'i N'fc SE'i
N'j SE'i SE'i 25.00
Emilia B Everson, Erwin & Wat
son 2nd Add, LotB 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
Blk 9 80
F L Farris, NW'i NWVi, Sec 30,
IN, HE 11.25
W Farrell, 6 1-16 acres aB per Vol.
6, Pg 439, Sec. 3, 2N, ME.. 33.95
W L Farris, SW'i SWVi, Sec 19,
in, he li.io
F O Fisher, lleg 52 13 H E of NW
Cor, NW'i SWVi; thence N 30
It, E 59 It, S 30 It, W 59 It, Sec.
19, 2N, HE 22.40
Anna Fish, Erwin & Watson 2nd
Add, Ixits 43, 44, 45, 46, 49,
Blk 6 80
W II Fitzgerald, It 121, II It
Land Co, Sec. 32 ,3N, 10E. . 6.40
E N Forden, 15 acres land in Sec.
33 and 34, 3N, 10E 99.20
F E Forsburg NV4 NWVi NWVi,
Sec. 30, 2N, ME 13.78
Real ha Fowler, NIO'i SEVi NE'i
SE'i SE 14 NE 14, Sec 3, 2N,
10E 34.02
O Fredenburg, SWVi SW'i. Sec
21, IN, ME 37.77
A Fredenburg Est, SEVi SWVi,
Sec 21, IN, ME 61.11
Josephine Gibson, 10 acre8 in Lot
5, Sec. 3, IN, 10E 1.30
Glen Gillette, SV NWVi SWVi,
Sec. 28, 2N, ME 16.80
W N Gillette, Lot 38, Riverside
Park.lst Add, Sec. 13, IN, 9E 6.20
C II Gilbert NE'i, Sec. 21, IS,
10E 20.00
Edith A GladdenHood River Prop
Lois 4 and 21, Blk37 7.17
Culver Gordon, Erwin &. Watson
1st Add. Lois 31, 32, lllk 6.. .32
J D Gordon, S?i Lot 4, Sec. 7,
IS, IDE 12.75
Madison 10. Gosse, NEVi, Sec. 28,
IN, 910 30.00
Florence P Gould, Riverside Park,
Lot 9, Blk 6 15.38
It 1) Gould, llood River Prop, E
27 ft, 2 iu, Lot 2, lllk 3 . .. . 71.75
Win II Gray, SW'i NE'i NW'i
SK'i NE 14 SW 14, Sec. 29,
2N, 11 K 17.25
Green .t llarbett, lnits 57,58,
Riverside Park, Sec 13, IN, 910
10.40
10 II Green, Iils 9 ,10, 23, 24, 1st
Riverside Park, Sec. 13.1N.9E 25.29
Fred II Green, Straiiahan's 1st,
Lot 20, lllk 4 8.20
Walter Green, Lot 3, Sec 36, 2N
910 11.60
It N Grlbble, SVi S'i, Lot 8, Sec.
34, IN, MIO; iiIbo SW'i SK'i
SE'i N-Ti SK'i SK 14 SE 1 4,
Sec. 18, IN. ME 21.00
W S Grlbble, NVi NIO'i N'4
NW'i, Sec. 21, IN, 10 K... 87.58
W S Grlbble, N 'i NVi SK'i NIO'i,
Except Co Road, Sec. 28.1N,
MIO 84.39
Walter Grlbble, Lot 2, Sec. 34,
IN, MIO 17.40
T I. Grimth, IaA 12, Sec. 31, 2N
910 6.80
Kate Groff, NW'i NK'i, Sec. 8,
2N, 9K 2.90
Kate Groff, 8 14 SK'i NK'i SE'i
Seo. 6, 2N, HE 7.80
10 L Hall, N'(, SW' SW'i S'-i
S'i S'i NW'i SW'i, Sec. 10
2N, 10K 149.31
11 11 Hall, H U Park, Lot 37, Blk
10 l
Bertha Hawthorn, E'i E' SW'i
NW'i W'i W'i W',i SK'i N
W'i, Sec. 1(5, 2N 1010 41.50
J K llanna, NK'i SW'i, Sec 4,
2, 910 2.00
Hartford Orchard Co., Lots 109,
HO, 111, 112, II H 1-and Co, Seo.
32, SN, 1010 20.00
Loltle L. Hashrook, 7 acres in
Seo. 3. 2N, 1010 31.85
Geo llaslinger, Hulls Sub, lxts
18, 19, Ulk 10 23.58
I'nknown Owner, I Art 1, Sec. 6,
2N, 810 1.43
Henry W. Hayden, Strannhan's
2nd, Lots 53, 54. 55, 6(5, Blk 2 12.30
J W lleavener Est, S'i, NW'i S
K'i, Sec. 15, 2N, ME 20.30
E T Heath, SK'4 NE'i, Sec. 20
2N, 10K 82.94
J J Heeker, W'i SK'i NE'i
SW'i SW'i NW'i, Sec. 26, 2N,
910 34.8O
J J Hecker, NIO'i, Sec. 35, 2N,
910 34.80
J L Henderson, llood River Prop,
Lots 9, 31, lllk 23 9.23
J I. llemlorwm, 11 K I'rup, lots S ml ID,
blk S4 i;.Sl
s A Hi'lmer, ne', iii'4 oe JS. In, Irte . . li'Vi(
W .1 Hi'liuer, ', ', ne' n '4, nwv.il, In
It1 . . . Ifi.SH
11 K CominetTtHl llrolianl Co, ne',
v 4, In, UV ;n a'
H H 1.HIU1 Co. 21 Iota H K Unit l'lutl,
see X2, Sn. liV tj
H K. LimilK-r (V, at sortu n per vol j,
1K N. ;W. 3u, IHe 4.10
II K him-Apple 1 u, sw'i
In. lile
(AM
13 SS
H K Development, aec 25, Su.lOe...
Fay K n'1 M K Hort'in, lot 14, I'arsdlB
arm Acremte. mx IV Sn. We 35J8
M L Huwara, hurrell Slplua add, loU 1
ol , bloc B T.U
Artaur Mowewa, rieaauiviw, ap iv
and D lou II lot K. til 4
M J Howe. H R Firk, MC it. In, lue; Iota
n and 3. blk 1 ...
F H Hudwiu 8 a In dw cor aw'i aCi, 1
a In n cr fiw'.4 af'4 hc 16, 2a, lue
V HukIi. acre iu K, 3u, loe
Alfred K Hunt, lot 13 la aec .5. In. lue
and 10: 4 arcgt. In, H
Katurln Kuril, a acrva In aec 31. Kn. lie .
Lillian Iluln, ', ne'-i ue'.4DeV4,
aec 4, 2n, Pie ..
Ilarrv (' llutaun. of', nw'i aec 8.
16.40
.42
l.ttu
sr. 90
U. I T. ... - TJ0
L 1 Ilaynea, II K 1'mp 1-oln, IU, 11, Dik
.4
M 1) II Icka, C'oea ii add, loU and 10
iik r
Klia Iniallp, Wlnan Town, lot 7, blk 6
Wnlli-r JsenijerK, K A W Ut add, loU 10
to 4S Inclnalve, blrnk 4: Iota 1,2, 3.4, ,
f., 1, b, o, 10 II, l, 17, It, IK, flJ. 21, as, a,
U, 1, , irt, bU 3: kila 1 Ut H loc-iiialve
blkS; lolS, li, 7,4 II, 11', IS, 14. 15, IS,
17, Ik, i, blk 6; lot" VH, 24, 2f, 26, 27,
2H. 3. 44. 4ft. 4H, 47, 4H, blk 6
W alter Immiiktii, K a W lt add, Iota 1
to 12 Inc and If. to M ac, 4ft, 4H1. 47, 4",
blk 1: lota 1,2, .1, 4,f, 6, IS. II to 28
Inc. :ci. M, :i!, 41 to 4K Inc, blk 2; Iota
1 to 24 Inc, '.N, :l, SI, SI, St, M, blk 7;
lot 2f, i. 29, ;J .11. :B lo , Inc, blk It;
loU l:t til M Inc, 2S U) 44 lue, and 47, 4M,
blk in
Cora iHentjonr. Cuea 2d add. Iota 5 and 7,
6.61
S1.76
2.136
blkC 23.58
L H Jobnwin et ui m1. nw'i neU km It.
2n. Ille 32.90
A J JoluiMin, Krwln A Wauon 2d add,
lot .) blk 6
Nriiie M .lolinwm, Harrett. Hlpma add,
lot II, blk A
A C Jordan, n!, ne1 nee 2tt, In, lfle
John K KolliM fc, Idli wlld, lota 7. , il, 10,
11, 12, blk I.I
J OkHiinira b', lot II and n,'4 of lot K,
hltnonl, aec4, :in, lue
L M KarsUtter nw'4 w!4 ue1 aec 2. in
lue
8 Kawtrabe, lot 14, Klvernide I'ark, aeo
12, 111,'.
Kllaa K KrelHler, Waucouia I'ark, lot 6,
blk 1
Oertrixle I) Kellott and Kate N Marquea
a', a aw'i nw'i nVi m',i aec 5, 2u
.16
14 36
32.41
9.Z)
16.20
2163
14.30
11.28
lue
f I. Kelly, lot I ami 2, net; 4 In, lUe.
V Kellcv, Krvln 4 Wauon lHtadd.
(14.76
I 1641
.32
I.HiirH Kellox, Barrett Hlimia.
U Kennedy, Krwln Wauton, lot2X
10.77
tii.m inc blk 6; lota X Ut 4H Inc blk
7, 1 lo 24 and 27 to 4 Inc blk ; lots 1 to
24 Inc blk 32, 1 U) 12 Inc and 45, 4ft, blk ID 21.62
J K KetterliiK lot2aud 3, Uelinont, ae
34, 3n, lUe 56.20
Anna kmucli, nw aw'i ae'4 aec a,
2n, lie 1.44
llerllia K lelnanld, lotn 13 and 14, Huniiy-
Mlile anil, aec 2, 2n, We 74. 3K
Krvln K line. n ae'.j aw'i ec 30, 2n, We. 22 76
KW Kuolboll. ' uw'4 nwi4 nee H,la, lue JK.75
Kocloiian A llartiiian, Krwin A Wanton
Ixt ad, tola 2ti anil blk 8
J W KoonU, k's ae'4 a', wyt aec 20, In,
e
Kllen Kooiitz, Htrauahuna la(, lota 27
and 2X, blk 2
Eniniu Ix-IkIjUiu, ii; j ae4 n'4 aec 2U, 2n,
20.H0
10.26
S.20
lie
Alice LenliUKer, 1 acre In lot 3, aec 4, In
IUH
K J Keller, a 46 acrea of ne'4 ne1, a 3U
acrea of ae f4 ne'4, e'- ae'4 aec 2V, 2n,
He
1.9b
6.93
2.90
8.03
1.15
1128
8.10
5.13
29.01)
48 30
33.110
Chaa I' Lloyd, aw'4 swH c 24, In,
IIH.
Kiit li M l.lttle, e1. uw'4, ne'i nw'i, ac
17. 2n. lie '
Kred 1M key Trim, 2'4 acrea an per vol
II. PIE aec n, 2U, lie
1, K Ixmk, tract In Jenklna I) L C, fee 33,
an, ie
Mia Kdward Uiwell, lot 43 and e'i lot 38
Klverxlde I'ark. aec 12. In. 'Je
M H Loy, WiiuinaaUd, total and 2, blk
Urace McC'Inln, w'-, '4 ne'4 aec 8, 2n,
lue
Nettle K McClenre, 11 acrea aa per vol 5,
pic sip aetn, n, jue
C A McCroaer, w'g He'.i. aec 2H. 2n. lie.. .
I' Mi'lntoHb, nw'i ne'j, aec 'JU, 2u. lie
(Jen W Madden, n'-B ae'i ae-He'4 ue'- ae'i
a1 aw' 4 ne'4 aej'4 aec a. In, loe 7.16
Jennie Miidileu, I awade l.ckH. lota 7, H,
, blk ft; 1, 2, 8, 4, fi. (I, 7, S, it, 10, 11, 12, 13,
(ilk ti: a. 4. 5. II. blk 7: 1.2. blk N 21173
J K MaKtilre e' aw'4 aw'i aec 22, 2tn, We loO.MU
p. j maple, ae'4, sw;4, aec i and 3 acrea
ne'- nt-1, nw1.: aec 12. In. (te
13.86
19.42
eio
10.0P
C II Miialker, 12 acrea of n 56 acres of s' j
n wi. aei: in, an, uie
C VV Martin, w 16 acrea of s'i awli
aec 4. 2n. Hie
CIihh U Murine, u', tt)t ne'4l aec 18, u.
nie
May Moll lnaliaw Htrunaliana 3d lota 34.
If), blk 10 4.10
J A MvlliiilNt, neV4 ue nef4, aec 7. la
lue
8.38
21.63
17.43
14.36
7.18
32.80
2.80
74.97
29.40
26.88
64 23
H McyHllie et Ml, 10 acrea In h1.. aw'i, aec
20. 2n. lile
J II Mlddleton, Mlddletou'a ad, lotaS, 5,
n, k, ma l
J It Mlilillelon, w lota 2, 8, blk 1;
e'.j tot 3 and mi i. ihk 2
J 11 Mlddletou, Mlddlekin'a ad lot 2,
II I K il: lilt rt. II I K 4
A J Miller, 11 B Trouper, Iota 12, 13,14, 1&,
IIIK
WT Miller, nw'4' ue'4 ae',4, u' aw; ne
aei 4, aec n, in, ze
K U M II ler, Iota 9, 10, 3' 4 acrea of lot 16, 16,
aw i. 111. nw
A W Moller, w'i ne'4w'4, aec 21, 2n, 106
a w moiier, u; j ne'4l ney4 nw;,, aec a,
ih, nte ,
A W Monoainltli, 10 HcrcH aa )ier vol 3,
page ftftti. aec 2, 2ll, lue
, VV MnnoHiultii. NUiiinlielKlita, Ut 1, 2.
3,4,(1.1., Ulk 1; AlonolietKlita, iota 1 to
111 Inc, blk 2; MolinllelKlita, Iota 1 to 16
Inc, blk 3; MonnlituitbtH, lota 1 to 0 Inc,
blk I; MonoliclKUlH, Iota 1, 2, 3, blk 5;
MonolielKlila, lota 2 to 8 Inc, blk 6 100.70
VV A MonlKoniery, e 8 acrea ofaeV4 ae'4
tiw'4, aec 34, .'In, lile . 10.S0
lliiKli A Miaire, VVacuma I'ark, .ula 3, 4,
ft, blk 2 HH.44
HiikIi A Moore, feed yard 20.(13
HukIi A Moore, e'' ne'4 aw'4, 10' j
acrea, sec 17, 2n, lue :i6 4;
HiikIi A Miaire, nw'4 e'4, aec 31, 3n lie. 86.111
Mary Morae, a';, e'4 ae'4, aec 2, In, 10e 2.C0
J K Slowcra, 2 acrea aa H r vol 6. pane 282,
aec 26, 3ll, lile 16.48
W It Million!, a'.j ', lot 6, see 31, In. Ule 10.14
1 V Mnrria, 6 acrea aa per vol 6, page4Nti,
aec 1(1, 2n, HKf 22.40
l.niita II Nelson, lota 1 and 2, n 1 ' ae, aec
4.30
UN Niblcy, w'j, nc'4, e'i nw! aec 8,
III, lie
May McIioIh, 26 acrea In aec 20, 2n, lile ..
Ml lea (' NU'IioIh, a'a u'anw'4ae'41 aec 4,
Ih. Ule
Mnitiot NlchoU, Uarrctl & Sinim, lot 7.
blk A
W NorriH, n 13 acrea ol nw'4 ue'4, aec 6,
2n, He
Albert Nordu, aw'4 kw'4, aec 20, In, lie;
ne'4 ne'4, aec :), In, lie; nw'-4 nw'-4,
aec 20, In, lie; ae'-4 c'4, ec 111, in. lie
Nortli ItankNutA Krull Co,, a 15 acrea
of Ke'4 ne'4, Nec;l;l, 2n, Me
OreKon Lumber Co., a '4, sec 2; Is, 8e .
U L in , Ktvei side I'ark, lota I, 2 3,4,6,
aec 13, In, tk
O I. ni lilveraide lark, lota :B and 39.
aec 13, In. lie
Pacific Power A Unlit Co., 47 acrea In
si'C I, ,'tl. 11V
Paclllc Power A Llilit Co., (16 acrea hi
aec .'HI, :;n. Iiki ,
.1 II Park, aw'4 aec 14, In,' illi- ..'.'.
Ida Parker, llarrell . .ilpna, lot n, blk
II '.
M l'arklna, Iillewllil, ln(a23 and U4. blk
2
W M Palleraon, e': se'4 nw'4, sec 31, 2n,
uie
A I'atelan, se'4 lot 15, sw 14, lii, iile.
lolni M I'arry. ae'4 sw'-4, aec 2H, 2n, lue
Clius i IVrkliu., Winiu a Town Lota, 1
and 2, (ilk :i
Henrietta Phillip, H K 1'roiier lita, 20
and 21, blk il
A M I'ope, 7 acrea In ace 16, 2n, lue
Uihi K iJiilKle.v. 25 acrea In see 33, Dti, Oe.
lOunona Hot stpriiiga, ne'4 of lot 7, aec 6,
2ll, 9e
l!i.60
13.06
8.08
11.38
27.00
4.3S
14.60
12.07
7.00
17. (VI
62.40
4.10
27.88
17.86
10 86
2.S0
16.40
12.62
7.26
VV F Kiind, Aiuth Wai'iiina, lota 12 and
13, blk 1
O K Heach, 2ft1, acrea In aw ;4, In, ltie
J V Ulttliy, K .V W 1st add, lots 28,29 ;),
31, XI, ;, 34, :l, 3?, .18, a. 40, 42, 4d! 46.
47, 48 ; '
J A Clara K 111 miner, 8 acrea iu aec3.2n.
lue
27.118
10.69
304
37.10
1KI.31
7.34
18.42
22.91
.48
v H Hol.ertNor.,e'.J ne'4, aec 7, 2n, lie .
C II Uoberis, 24 acres In sec 8, 2u, lie. ..
K 1. Kisid, Iota 9, in In sec 34, in, lue
K. L llisid, ' aw'4, aivltft, lu, itle ... .
K I. K.iod, K .V W 2d add, Iota 46, 47 , 4",
blk 5
11 S Howe, Cascade licks, lots 1 to 12 In
clusive, blk lo ami I to S, L H In blk 11
and I to .", blk 12; 1 tu 6. blk 13; 3. 4, 5,
I.. 7, Mk I; 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, lllk 2; J, 8, 4, 5.
6,7. blk S; 3 to 12, blk 9
.1 A Hiiuford. il', nw'j secXt.'in, w
(!uy Sallinar, Idlewilil lot 20, blk 2
Santa Ke Pai-itic K K Co., e'4, ne'4,sec 21.
2n, 9e
Mary N. Savaire. lot 1 & 2, n", '' aec 35.
2il 9i
Mary E Savatre. H H Proper, n' 'iot 5, n',
lot 6. lilk e
F li Sehevcnell. nw'4 w'4 siv 16, In 10e..!
Hell.' S.'hnmlt, 26-' in sec In Ule
Thos Shire, 9a in 10. 2n. 11
P T Slicllcy. sw'4 sw'4 soc 1, in 10e .
I' T Shelley. 1.SSI acres m sec 27, 2n llV
W li Sherwotal. w l ft lot 8, Mk 1, Idlewiid
I. Silliman, n 9 acres of s1 s se'4 se', sec 23.
2n lUe
19.50
ll.W
11.28
6. SO
46.40
71.75
10.40
25.59
53.55
15.60
8.40
.77
63.95
J A Simonton, Idlewiid. lots 6-7-8-9-10. hlk S 25.tSI
O 11 Smith, ill acre in sees id) & 31. 3n lie. 17.&0
miiasM.Hiie. ne-i ne'i.e'1 ne'4 nw'i n'
8v 3.1. 2n l"e. .....
Silas Soule. ', e'4 sec 2. In itle. .
Silas Soule. Winans town lots 1 to 8. blk 3...
Silas Soule. music store
Ida J Soule. Wanoona Park lots 3 A 4. hlk 3
Mra Alice Synder. Cascade ln ks lot 10 blk 5
M A Snyder. 1 in sec 4. In lie
J P Snyder, n'j ',, nw'4 se'4l sw'4 nel4
sec 4. In lie
F K S.auldinwr, lot 1 in sec 5. Is lue. . .'.'.'. '.
J F Sprurir, a', sw'4 arc 2S. In 9e
W A Stark et 1. Winans ad aoO ft 1 & 2, lot
7-8, blk 1
Henry Steed, Adama lot 2. bik 1
Stewart Feivueaun Tmilar Co, ne'4sw'4
27.00
16.60
1.14
20.50
9.23
.89
1.50
35.10
14.50
10.40
20.50
4.:o
m-c 7, in lie g.25
LStorsr. South Wancoma lta -7. blk D.... 14 35
Laura V Sum. kit 43, blk S, Stranahaoa... Utjtt
Minnw Suckun. MaidWton add lot 1 i-
blk 1 1J6
A K Sumnahan. Stranaban tat lou It 4t It
blk 4 11.28
May B Jonaa, Stnnahan rd loU t-4-21-22,
blkj 120
A K Stranaban. Stranahan 3rd lota 41-42-48
44. blk 8 14.K
May B Jonea, Stranahan. 2nd Iu 45, blk ... 4.10
F (1 Stewart, a'4 aec 4. 2a 11 71.9S
Dt Sturdevant. V. mana town lot 6. blk 1 .26
J H Suthotr. 25a in , in lua 110. W
Chaa t Sutberlin. a n'i a4 ac ,
In 11 1.60
E L Swank. iw'4 ne' aec 33, 2n 9 8.70
1 H Sweny. H K Park, kit 19, bik L aac 22.
2n 10a.... J
M M Swenj. H R Parka, lot 18, blk L aac 22
2n lOe JZ1
Aurust Stonae. Tanlkaic u4 1. blk 2 .3
C E Taylor. Clarke add lot 13, blk ... . 2.67
W F Thatcher. 10 acrea aa per vol t, p 529,
aec 26. 8a lue 26.20
E LThumaa. nw!4 nw' aec I. 2n 8c 10.40
UFA LVlna Thomas. 25; a acres aa per vol 4.
VltZUt. aec 2. 2n 10 111.16
1 C Thullen. ', ae'4 aw'i. aec 86. 2n 10a.... 33.80
W H Toby, e', nw'i aec 30. la lOe 16 81
Emily Tompkins, se'4 ae aec 36. Sn r .... 2.00
H II Tanilinaon, all of ne'4 .'- .of Mt H
K R except 1' . road A Barley lot let 29,
In lOe 48.42
Loila T ravers et al. w w'-i nw'4 w'4 aec
86, In lue 40.00
U S Falelty A Guarantee Co. ae'i aec 17, 2n
lie 24.60
W H Fouta, Ilarret Sipna aub lota 5 A ,
blk 4 17.94
Fred Walsh. Sfranahana 3rd lot S2, blk . . . 7.18
I W Watson. Krwin A Wataon 2nd add lota
1 to 9 inc. blk 6
J W Wataon. Krwin A Wataon kit 41 to 45
in. blk 6
1 W Wataon. lots 1 to 8 in A 42 to 48 inc bk 8 148
R D Way, lot 2 sec 7, In He 12.00
R D Way. aS ne 4sec 12. In lOe 13.00
Geo W Weart. s' , ae'i iw'i aec 4,2n lOe 81.20
Perry E Well, l0r4 acrea in aec 19, In He. . . 63.90
Joseph W West, c't nw'i e! awji aec 7. In
lOe 20.80
8 A Wherry, ae1, ne aec 7, 2n e 2.90
S A Wherry, e . se'4. e'i ne1, aec8,2n9e.. 11.60
Jessie Wherry, n'i ael4, e,'4 nw!-4 aec 17,
2n 9e 17.40
Peter 1 Whitney, lota 123-124 A 2a of a of It
129 A 130 aec 32. 3n lOe 13.12
G J Geialintr. Pleasant View a50 ft H2. blk 4 S.08
Mary A Wilhelm. w'4 aw'i aec 9, 2n lie .. 8.06
w A Williaon. Krwin A Wataon 2nd add lta
87 to 42 inc, hlk 6 86
Thoa J Wint. Krwin A Wataon lat Iota 37-88-
89-40-42-43-41. blk 1 1.12
A W Winnell, Hissl Kiver prop loU l-S-3,
blk 31 9.84
W J Wallam. hd'i ne'4 aw'i aec 3, 2n lOe. . 28.35
M R Woodburn. n'a tmVi ne!4, nli
aw'i ne'i aec 11. 2n lOe 142.45
Anna r Wood, i'i e 4 ne'i aw'4 aec 22. 2n
lOe 21.00
M K Woodburn, Hood Kiver prop loU 22-23-
24. blk 81 9.84
Roy Woodworth. Iota 8-9-10 Sunnyaide aec 2
2n lOe 71.75
B T Young-, w ft acrea of aw'i ae'i ae'-4
aec 22. 2n lOe 81.29
S C Zietrler, aw'4 sec 27. 2n te 23.20
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
In the Circuit court of the Htate ot Oregon, for
the County ot Hood River.
Enoch Brayford. Plalitlff,
va.
L. S. Johnson and Maud M. Johnson, Defendants
Notice ia hereby given that by virtue of a Writ
of Execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Hood River County on the 4th
day of August. 9l3, in favor of plaintiff and
against defanilnnta, which aaid execution ia direct
ed to me and commanda me to aell the property
hereinafter described for the purpose of aatiafy
ing judgment of plaintiff in the above entitied
cause for the $106 85, with interest thereon at the
rate of eight per centum per annum from Nov.
1st, 1911; for 115.00 attorney'a feea, and for $6.00,
dishuraements and for the coats and expenaea in
curred upon aaul Writ of Execution.
Now. therefore, in compliance with aaid execu
tion. I will on the 5th day of September, 1913, at
HI o'clock A. M at the front door of the Ceurt
House in Hood Kiver County, Oregon, aell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand
the following described real property aituated in
Hood River County, Oregon, towit:
The nortwest quarter of the northwest quarter
of the northeast uuarterof section 9, township 2,
north of range 10, east of Willamette Meridian, to
gether with the improvementa, tenementa, heredi
tamenta and appurtenancea thereunto belonging,
or in anywise appertaining.
Dated thia 6th day of August, 1913.
THOS. F.JOHNSON.
a7-a4 Sheriff of Hood River County, Oregon
Notice Tor Publication.
Department ol the Interior, U. 8. Land Office,
at 'I lie Dalles, Oregon, August li, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Peter H.Mohr,
of Parkdale, Oregon, who, on June 9th, 1908,
made Homestead Kutry No, 16053 Herlal, No.
05184, for Mb 4, Section 25, Township 1 Ho mil,
Knnge 9 Kasi, Willamette Merldan, haa filed
not he of Intention to make fluai five year
proof, to establish claim to the laud above de
scribed, before Register and Receiver, V. 8.
Land Office, at The Dalle, Oregon, on the 23d
day of .September, 1913.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Joseph W.
Mlchela. Cyrus C. Sparka, William M. hush,
all of Parkuale, Oregon; Delbert Handman,
of Mt. Hood, Oregon.
14 si I H. FRANK WOODCOCK. Register.
Notice For Publication
Depai (mentor the Interior, U. 8. La d Office
at The Imlles, Oregon, August 2d, 1913.
Notice ia hereby given tbat Huaan C. Mcin
tosh, of Parkdale, Oregon, who, on June 9th,
I90H, made Homestead Kntry, No. 16U55. (Herl
al) No. 04152, forNK'iHcctlon 18, Township 1
South, Range East, Willamette Meildlau,
hna filed notice of Intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, to eaUtbllali claim to the land
above described, before Register and Receiver,
II. H. l and oillce, at The Dallea, Oregon, on
tlielKih day of September, una.
Clslinanl namea aa witneaaea: Charlea K.
Mclnlosh. Charlea T. Riiwaon,John P. Cooper
K. J. Mclsimc. all of Parkdale, Oregon,
all-all H. FRANK WOODCOCK, Register.
Notice for Publication
1). piiriment of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office
at The i'ii lies. Oregon, Auguit 2d, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Charles E. Mc
intosh, of Parkdale, Oregon, who, on June
'1111,191, made Homestead Kntry ItKVai, Herlal
No. in ini, for HK'i Hectlon 12, Township 1
soiiili. Range 9 East, Wllamelte Meridian,
lias riled notice of Intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Kegiaterand Receiver
U.H. Land Office, at the liallea, Oregon, on
the iKtli day of September, 1913.
Cliiliiniut namea aa witneaaea: Susan C. Ma
I Hush, cimrlea T. Rawson, John P. Cooper,
R. J. Mclaaae. all of Parkdale, Oregon,
all -all II. FRANK WOODCOCK, Register.
Sheritfs Sale
In the circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Hood River County.
The l!nlied Htatea National Bank
ol Hale m, a Corporation, Plaintiff
vs sa.
Walter A. Orlbble, Clara A. Qrlb- I
ble, his wife and John Hayne,
Defendants.
Notice la hereby given that by virtue of a
Writ of Fxecutlon lu foreoloaure and Order
of Sale Issued out of the Circuit Court of the
Htate of uregon for Hood County, on the 17th
day of July, 1913, In favor of plaintiff and
against the defendants, which execution and
order of sale Is lo me directed and command
ing me to sell the real property hereinafter de
scribed for the purpose of satisfying the Judg
ment of plaintiff In aaid cause for the sum of
11587.00, with Interest thereon at the rate of
S per cent, per annum from the 14th day of
August, 1911. and the further sum ol 1200 00 aa
special attorney's leea. and the costs and dla
hiirsementaof the suit taxed and allowed at
-4.25. and coata and expenaea Incurred upon
Hits writ of execution and aale.
Now, therefore, In compliance with aald ex.
edition and order of aale, I will on the 22d
day ol August, 1913, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m., ut the front door ol the Court House In
Hood River County, Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder lorcaau lu hand
the following described real property situated
In Hood Kiver County, Oregon, to-wit:
Lot Numbej Two (2) ol Section Thirty-Four
(34), In Township One (I), North of Range Ten
(10), East of Willamette Meridian, in Hood
River County, Oregou, containing 41 acrea
mure or lesa.
Hated this the 24th day of July. 1913.
THOS. F. JOHNSON,
Slier I IT of Hood River County, Oregon
First Issue July 24, 1913.
Last Issue August 21st, 1018.
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Complete outfit, including hard rubber
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breathe it no stomach dosing.
A Cordial Invitation
Is Extended
To The Ladies of Hood River
and Vicnity
To Call In and Inspect The
New Fall Models
of Ladies' Tailored Suits and Coats.
We will take great pleasure in showing you
the Stunning New Creations in Ladies Ready to
Wear and you will not even be asked to purchase
We want you to see and approve our selections
We feel that your approval will be spontaneous
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MARIS TELLS CHILDREN
TO PREPARE EXHIBITS
N. C. Maris, who ia in charge of the
extension work of the Oreogn Argieul
tural College and who has been touring
the state in the interest of the school
children's fairs, sends the following
letter to those who desire to participate
in the fair:
"I hope you are all having a good
time during vacation, playing some,
working some, and reading some; and
not forgeting to prepare your exhibits
for the school fairs. Had you thought
about how soon they will be here?
Only a few short weeks now, and the
time will pass quickly. Procrastina
tion is said to be the thief of time. Do
not let it be the thief of those prizes
you have no doubt had your hearts set
on winning. It is so easy to waste
time and get slack in our habits, es
pecially during vacation. Everyone
ought really to set apart certain hours
each day for play, for work, and for
reading. You will be surprised how
much more you will accomplish.
"If you are raising garden stuff to
exhibit, do not neglcet it. The weeds
will keep growing these hot days just
the same, and if you do not keep them
hoed or pulled up they will rob your
pumpkins or potatoes of the moisture
they need, and they will not grow to
be prize winners. If you are raising
poultry, do not fail to feed the fowls
regularly and well and handle them
carefully so they will be gentle and in
good condition.
"If you expect to exhibit sewing
and win that sewing machine, gold
watch, or some other attractive prize,
you have no time to lose. If you
would win in the bread making con
test, you cannot practice too much.
Do not be afraid of soiling your hands
with the dough. It is no disgrace to
work, and horny hands are honorable.
Do not overlook the fact that the
railroads will carrv your exhibits to
and from the State Fair free of charge.
The children of no other state are so
generously treated by the railroads, so
far as we know. Do not fail to read
the rules and regulations in the State
Fair ptize list which tells you what
you have to do in order to get the free
rate.
"Some boy or girl who reads this
may say, "1 have to work hard all the
time and never have a vacation, and do
not have time to prepare anything for
the fair." I hope very few of you are
entirely deprived of a vacation, but as
to having to work hard, you really
ought to be thankful for that. Hard
work does not hurt you if you do not
chafe and worry about it. Our beBt
and greatest people have had to work
hard. Surmounting difficulties brings
out the best that is in you, and devel
ops strength of character. The best
exhibits at the school fairs last year
were generally made by chilrden who
had to work hard. Loafers do not win
prizes at fairs nor in the battles of
life.
"Perhaps you are not yet acquainted
with Mr. Churchill, our new State Su
perintendent, but you will have an op-
Fortunity to met him some day, I hope,
am sure you will like him; he says
he is very much interested in the boys
and girls of Oregon, and especially in
seeing them learn the practical things
of life. He is anxious to see definite
results from the Industrial Depart
ment. It is up to you to show such
results, boys and girls, and I am sure
you will do your part."
Minister Praises This Laxative
Rev. H. Stubenvoll of Allison, Ia., in
praising Dr. King's New Life Pills for
constipation, writes: "Dr. King's New
Life Pills are such perfect pills no home
should be without them." No bette.' reg
ulator for the liver and bowels. Kvery
pill guaranteed. Try them. 25 cents at
Chas. N. Clarke.
Most Valuable Fruit Tree
What is probably the most valuable
tree in the world is an alligator-pear
tree at Whittier, Cal., which netted its
owner a profit of 43,206 on one year.
This tree was planted in 1905 and be
gan bearing in its fourth year. In 1912
it bore 3,000 pears which sold for
$1,500, while the sale of buds during
the same year amounted to $1,706,
making the total given above. The
tree is a seedling, the seed having been
planted with a quantity of other seed
which had been imported, presumably
from Mexico. Another tree which was
planted at the same time, and which
stands close to this phenomenal bearer,
has never borne more than 50 pears in
a season. Pictures of the tree and
some of its fruit appear in the Septem
ber Popular Mechanics Magazine.
IX HARMONY WITH NATURE
Will Q. Richmond, Inglewcod, Calif.,
says he will be glad to answer any in
quiries regarding the benefit he had
from using Foley s Honey and Tar Com
pound. "It has also greatly benefited
me for bronchial trouble and" cough, and
acts so well in harmony with nature, it
is more like a food than medicine." For
sale by Chas. N. Clarke.
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BICKFORD IN FAVOR
OF MORE DIVERSITY
"I have been in all of the fruit dis
tricts of the Northwest," says A. F.
Kickford, who recently purchased the
Deem place near Van Horn, where he
now makes his home, "and I have seen
no district with which 1 am more
pleased than I am with Hood River,
But none of us are diversifying
enougn. ror instance take the station
of Van Horn. At least 250 cows ought
to be producing cream from that neigh
borhood. In that case we would soon
he piling up balances on the credit
sitle instead of having deficits at the
end of the year with our merchants.
"1 intend to plant a half of my
place to hays of some kind and by this
rotation make an effort to produce
more than apples."
Mr. Uickfurd owns a large place in
me Hosier district.
'H"I-M"1"I"I"H"1"I"I"I"I"I"I"1"I-M-1"I'1"I"
t KISS, Ft RS AM) FEATHERS f
Charles L. Wheeler says that Port
land fishermen, who have recently
fished in the logged regions of the
Scappoose region, have caught nice
numbers of fish but that you can get a
rise out of any of them by the mere
mention of their outings. The cause
of the tmuble is the huge horse nettles
that grow profusely and luxuriiintly in
that community. The fishermen wade
through them and on their way to the
streams, and before the first fish is
hooked begin to feel the effects of
them. J he nettles cause great welts
to rise upon the skin and the itching
makes a man think of the torments
that old time exhorters used to talk of
in their sermons to the wicked.
Fish Commissioner Kellv tells a cnnrl
one of an old Irishman employed by
nis lumoer company on the Mackenzie
river. The gray timber wolves are
said to be rather numerous in the Mac
kenize district, and the flr
creatures become so bold on occasions
as to give chare to men. The Irishman
was rafting some logs in the river,
when he looked up and saw a wolf
sniffing at his tracks.
"Oho!" he said, "and so it's thracks
you're afther? Well, and Oi'll just be
stheppin you off a few."
Dr. E. D. Kanaga, Ernest C. Smith
and J. W. Crites, who had been spend
ing the week in the Indian Mountain
district hui.ting, returned to the city
the latter part of lat wek with a
fine buck. Mr. Critea had a novel ex
perience while on the way to the
woods. He wis to have mtt Mr.
Smith and Dr. Kanaga at D, the two
motoring out from the city in tha lat
ter's automobile. However, they had
a break down and had to teltphgn U
the city for L. C. Foust, who took
thm to their destination in his Royal
Tourist. They made inquiries at Det,
and were told that Mr. Crites had gone
ahead, having become tired of waiting.
However he was not picked up on the
road, and it was thought that he would
be found at Camp Minnehaha, where
the Bakers nave spent the summer in
camp.
The party was at a loss to know
what had become of the lost hunter.
On the return to the city those in the
Royal Tourist found him sleeping be
side a roadside camp fire. They sup
pose that he must tfave taken some
short cut and thus missed hearing the
machine. Mr. Crites was awakened,
and walked into Camp Minneha. 1
J. H. Fredericy continues to wield
the rod, and occasionly his faithfulness
is rewarded by a strike and a bite and
a fish.
One of the most enthusiastic fisher
men of the community is Arnold, the
young son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Mitchell, Mr. Mitchell having recently
become interested in the Hood River
Banking & Trust Co. here. He has
caught the real spell of the angler,
and goes to the pools optimistic. And
though he returns empty handed, it is
always with the hope that the next
time will prove more successful.
Clarence F. Gilbert, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. May Gilbert, and his
sister, Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, of Seat
tle, who is here spending the summer,
is spending this week on the Metolius
fishing. He motored through the Cen
tral Oregon region.
BASE BALL
Clerks Win Two Sunday Games
The Clerks' Baseball team is con
tinuing to gather laurels. They walked
away Sunday morning with the newly
grown scalp of the Business Men and
in the afternoon trimmed the Pine
Grove team. The morning game was
a walk away for the boys, the score
ending 12 to 6 in their favor. How
ever, the Pine Grove team made them
play faster ball, in order to hold their
own. The score in the afternoon game
was 6 to 5 in the Clerks favor. Wood
and Shimmerhorn formed the after
noon battery for the Clerks. In the
morning L. Carson pitched and McEl
roy caught. "Bill" Hall was drafted
by Pine Grove and Paasch caught for
the East Siders. The Pine Grove lads
succeeded twice in getting men to sec
ond base with no outs against them,
but seemed to play in hard luck and
were unable to bring them in. The
Businessmen's battery was formed by
Heppner and Fuller.
Fred Askew umpired the game.
The Clerks will play the Stanley
Smith team next KunH.ii? nfttxmnnn
The lumber boys are said to have some
mars in me wooas ana sawmill at
Grepn Point Anil than mill mimta
some good material from the local
office force, of which Harry Butter-
neia ana rrank Davenport, Jr., are
members.
Christian Science Services.
Christian Science Services will be held
in the Room 2. Davidson Buildinir. Sun
day, at 11:0" a. m. 8ubjct: "Mind."
fnnday Pchool at 10 a. m.
Wednnday aervioe, 8 p. m.
The reading room ia oiwo daily fmm 1
to 5 p. m., room 2, Davidson buildini
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