HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 913
Do Not -Forfeit
To Send a New Year's
Postal or Calendar
We Have Them
eit 1 Cass
Smith Bloctt . . Reliable Druggists
STUDENTS HOME
FOR HOLIDAYS
Read This
Before you buy. We ask you to call and inspect our
complete line of New and Second Hand Furniture,
Moves and Ranges. Everything in house furnishings
o
We will take your old furniture or stoves
in exchange for NEW GOODS.
0. P. DABNEY & SON
Guaranteed Cheapest OutOttor
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
rnON'K 3281
Cor. Focrtii and State Sts.
Summons by Publication
;lul
Land For Sale
I have about 1,000 acres of No. 1 Apple Land
4r most of it under ditch at prices ranging from $60
w per acre up. In tracts from ten acres up.
J. R. STEELE
Hood River - - - Oregon
We Wish You
A Merry Christmas
Your Santa Claus We'ld be
Our Christmas Fowls, Roasts, Steaks and Chops
Will Please You, Mightily
HOOD RIVER MARKET
lntlie Circuit Court of Hood Klvw I 'ninny.
OnKOD.
Auna I'rltp, Plaintiff
W.W. Hodenhlarr, Defend
To W. H RoilenUiirer, IVfrii'tam:
1NTHK NAMKOKTIIK HTATK OF OKK
UON, Voo ire liereliy rUlrrd to rppear awl
anawer the complulut filed minium you in ihe
above entitled action on or helme SatuntHV,
December 27, litis, and If you fn 1 1 to mwoir
and aiiHwer, tor want thereof, pUitiitir) will
apt ly to tbe above dewrltied Court lor judg
ment agatnril you aa demanded In liernild
cnniulamt, to. wit, for the- mini 01 titiTS.fti
t.!T.iv3 or which l claimed to tie due oliiintUI
ail the agreed price aud wage for Iit work,
labor and afrvlee rendered by her lor you ai
your request between June IS, v2, nnd Hen-lembery-t,
191:1, 8 hounekeeper at your resi
dence In Hood Kiver County, Oregon; and
the remaining j51T.HI ol wlili li Ih alleged to be
due tier (aa the awi'iee of Lillian CriHp) a
the airreed price and wave for the work, luhur
and aervloea of tbe paid I.IIIIhTi crlHp, ier
formed for you Rill rendered at your reiiie.it
between June 11. Wl !, and Seplember S4, mill,
as book keeper and clerk In your general
merchandiae store in Hood Kiver County,
Oregon; plaintiff bIno prays for tlie cost and
dlNburaemeutnof tills action.
You are nerved with una Summons by
order of Honorable K. K. Htanton, Oi-nly
Judge ol Hood River Couulv, Oregon, made
and entered November 8th, Witt, w hich order
precrlbed thai ynu dliall appear and answer
wild Complaint on or before Saturday, !
emlier 27, 1913, and that you be nerved by pub
lication of IIiIk rHiiniiionK In the Hood Kiver
Glacier at leant once a week for Mx (11) sin -ceasive
weeks; ami you are notified that the
dateof ftrat pnpllcntlon of this f uiiimoim Is
November 13, lrllH.
nl-ii OKOHOK K Wll.HKK,
PiHlnlltl'a Attorney, Koomxnaud 6, Hull lllk.,
Hood Klver, Oregon,
Collector's Notice.
The BKoeBsnienbi for the year 1913 of the
Hood Kiver Irrigation lliittrlcl are now due
and payable to the Collector at his otllce, and
will become delinquent on the last Monday
in Dtoember next thereatler, and unless paid
prior thereto S per cent will be added to the
amount thereof. I will be at my residence on
Wednesday and at the Hutler bank on Satur
days from 10 a. ni. to 3 p. in.
nti-diu L. K. DART, Collector.
Notice of Final Settlement and Distribu
, . k tion of Estate.
In the County Court Hood Kiver County,
State of Oregon .
In the matter of the estate of Margaretlm
Maifdalena Hlnrlchs, deceased.
Notice ts hereby given that the undersigned
co-executors of the last will and estate of Mar
gnrelha Magdalena lllnrichv, deceased, have
filed their final account as audi executors
with the clerk ol the above entitled Court and
that the Hon K. K. Ktanton. Judge of said
Court, has entered an order tiling i- rlday, the
2nd day of January. A. I) 11)11. at the hour ol
dio'cliH'k A. M. of said dv as the time mid at
I lie Court Koom of the 0 unty Court House
in llirfid Kiver Citv and County as the i.lace
for hearing on said final account, itid of olr
Jectlons thereto, If any there he, and any pr
sou intetestett may then snd there Hp)ieui- to
make aud present such objection, if any they
have.
That upon KM'1 flnul acciiiiil being unprov
ed and settlement made, the t'o'.irl will then
and there'procecd to fitter n deoree of distri
bution of aald estate, discharge the cxecutois
and cIosh mid estate flivtllv.
'J he date of the first publication of this 110
tlce is December i, 1V1II, aud the laat on Janu
ary 1, 11)14.
KAI.I'li HINIilCHSaudCl.AUA MAliKLKV
Kxeeutors.
Hraid River, Oregon, December 1, l'U3
K. II. Ilurtwlg, Atuirney for KhIh'b.
The ttudenU of the city and valley
who have been attending the Univer
sities of Oregon and Washington, and
the Oregon Agricultural College have
returned bome during the past week to
spend the Christmas bolidayi. Several
O. A. C. atudenta who live elsewhere
are also here to spend a short time with
friends, and to bear the O. A. C. Ca
det band, in whose honor a dance was
given after the concert. Ihe students
of the University of Oregon have plan
ned a dance for their Glee Club, im
mediately after the concert, and an in
vitation has been extended to all who
care to remain.
Among those who have returned are
the following :
Carl Berry, Clifford Rosg.Earl Franz,
Waldo Arena, Letter Fisher, F.Jythe
Hrumjuidt, Mary llQbney, Kllen Me
Curdy, Joy Mason, Henry Hlaeg,
Culver- i'age, Clifford Porter, Kay
Nicholson. C. E. Hill, W. W. Coe,
Forrest Moe, II. Cardinell, i'aul Sosey,
Richard Yates, Lester Murphy, Ko
berta Friday, Glenn rmerr aker, Ad
dice Fretman and Messrs. Steele,
Armstrong, and Manners, all from the
Oregon Agricultural College; Kva
Crock, Georgia l'rather, William Cass,
Kngtr Moe, Donald Nickelsen and Don
ald Onthank, from the University et
Oregon ; Harry butter f field, from the
University of Washington.
A Real Woman's Play
The normal being craves for happi
ness and in "The Price" which will
appear here at the opera house Mon
day, Dec. 2'J, is built the pure and
beautiful idea that we must get our
happiness from the natural sources and
not at the expense of others.
The moral lesson taught in this broad
and interesting theme is one that will
live in the hearts of the mother,
daughter, father and son. There are
many among us into whose lives the
theme has entered in one phase or
another and the subject has been
treated by the author, George Broad
hurst, with such consummate skill that
"The Price" has been pronounced the
best play of its kind since "Camille."
"The Price" cannot be called a prob
lem play, us the author has not tried
to solve a problem, he simply shows
with touches that are deft and certain
a picture of life, real and human. It
is a play of big moments which fairly
pulsate with heart interest and it is
said that Mia Edna Marshall, who
portrays the leading role, imparts to
the character of "Ethel Toscani" such
charm and womanliness, that gets the
entire sj mpathy of the audience and
wins for tier several curtain calls at
the end of the last act.
Big Poultry Show at Albany
Three big poultry shows will coin
bine in one exhibition in Albany early
next month. I It will be (one of the
largest events of the kind ever held in
the stale.
Ihe three events will be the annual
poultry show of the Central Willam
ette Poultry Association, the annual
show of the Oregon State Branch of
the American Poultry Association and
an egg, food and poultry display of the
Oregon Agricultural College, featuring
the champion egg-laying hen ol the
world, the former world'a record
holder, which yet ranks next to the
champion, and other hung who are in
the champiocahip class.
The show will begin on Tuesday,
January 6, and will continue four days,
closing on the night of Friday, Janu
ary 9. It will be held in the Albany
Armory. Active preparations for the
event are in progress now. The entry
list for the show closes 'Aeduesduy
everting, December 31, itt:d inuny en
tries are being received ulre.ul.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FHESH SUPPLY OF
Nitrate of Soda. Muriate of Potash
AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
COME TO US DIRECT FOR
W00D-FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER
fTETTEHT AND LIHE
AS WE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS
STRANAHAN & CLARK
Hood River. Oregon
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topage
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 4111
FOR SALE
150,00.00 0 per cent Irrigation Dinti'let
Bonds, Eaet Fork Irrigation District
Hoik! Kiver, Oregon
Healed propoal will h receive i by the
llosrd ol Director of WbhI Fork Irrigation Lilx
trlot at their fifties in UoomA 5 hi id A. Hall
BullrlluK.HMd River, Oregon, until one-thirty
o'clock I'. M. on Tueedny, .liuilnirv tfi, A. It.
1914, for the purcliHue of one hundred llliy
tKotiHHiirl (St.Vl.KKIO.l) dollmH of IrnnHlton
DiKtrlat bonds autliorl.ed and Isisned by the
above nnuied. IHetrtt, in d'jniiiiilnHttnuH of
H ,0110.0" each, dated July l,I!li:.pu.VHble In year
ly InntAllineiila in flume rf-reeutHtffM of the
whole Incite as by lw dlrectefl comiiieucinK
with the expiration ol eleven yeara from date
or uwueand endltie at the expiration of twenty
yeara from elate 01 iHMtie, and bearing Intereai
at the rat of alx (hu) per cent. pr anno 111,
payable on the 11 rut day of January and July
of each jear. Coupons for the InlereHt are
attached to the bonda, and bntb principal
and Interest are payable In lawiul money of
the United 8ttes of America at the otfiee of
the Treasurer of aald Dlatrlet, or at t he Fiscal
Ajency of the State of Oregon In the city of
New York, N. Y.
The above described bonds are lasued for
the pupoae of procuring netwrisary reclama
tion works, and acquiring the neeeasary prop
erty and rights theiefur, to irrigate and re
claim the landa wilhin said IHalnct, and otli
erwl carry out Ihe laws of the Slate of O.e.
gon relating Ui irrigation Districts.
The legality of theae bonds baa bren approv
ed up to this date by Meaara Dillon, Thom
son 4 Clay of New York, N. Y. I'uqtialltled
bids only will be received, an J the aticcestdul
bidder will tie furuMied with an original copy
of the oplrften of tbe above Mentioned attor
neys, covering the legality ol the oonda.
Kach bid ruuet be accompanied by a certi
fied check or cashler'a check on aonie re-
aponalble bank tu the city of Portland, Ore
gon, tor an amount equat toiwoizAper oetu.
of theface Blue of tbe iKinda, payable to the
frealdent of East fork Irrigation Inatrict. to
be forfeited as llnordaied damages In case the
bidder shall withdraw his bl J or shall fail or
neglect to take and pay for aald bnnda, ahouid
tue same be awarded to htm. The bonds will
be sold to the highest rrtxiisthle bidder, pro
vided, however, tbe right to reject all blda la
hereby reserved.
Ail proposals ahouid be marked ' Proposals
fot Irrigation Iilatrlct bonda," and addrened
Tn(;. none, rreaiaeni 01 rast rorK irriga-
lion insirici. KOfima o nuu n, nan cuiniiug,
Hood River, Oregon.
By order of the Board of I!rectors of Kant
Fork Irrigation lnatrict.
uatea oecemrjerx, in
Holiday Contert
llivcrside church invites the public,
utnl eBpeeially the churches, to a cele
bration of the festival Hpirit next Sun
day alkinuoii at 4 p. in. Huns Huer
line will contribute " I Im Hallelujah
Chorus" by Handel, "Noel Ecuesiua"
an uncicnt Chrixtmus Carol in Scotch
style by tiuiltniiht, "The March of the
Magi Kinds' by Cake, and "Adtste
I'iUulis" by Duuois. Mensts. Eppintt
and Osgood will cing "Peace to this
Sacred Dwelling" by Smith. Mrs. 1'.
S. Davidson will sing "That Glorious
Christmas Morn" a recent composition
by her brother, r. Lester Price. A
double mixed quartette will render
"bend out thy Light by uounod and
"Oh Holy Night" by Gounod, and the
Riverside Male Chorus will also con
ttibute a number. Other interesting
features will be added to make this a
memorable occasion to all the people.
PASTOR DOES SOME
NOVEL ADVERTISING
Determined to increase tha attend
ance at hia Sunday aermons. Pastor
Frank H. Ebright of tbe Methodist
Episcopal church at Lapeer, Mieh., bat
resorted to a form of newspaper adver
tising that he saya it paying bim well
in increased attendance. Ihe follow
ing has appeared in aeveral editiona of
a local newspaper recently:
Missing Last Sunday, many famil
ies from church.
Stolen Several hours from tbe
I.ord'a day by a great number of peo
ple. Strayed Half hundred lambs, went
in the direction of no Sunday school.
Mislaid A quantity of ailver coins
owed to tha Lord.
Wanted Scores of young people.
When last seen were walking toward
"Sabbath-Ilreakera l.and," which
leads to "No Cod."
Lost A lad raised carefully. Not
long from home. Supposed to have
gone to Husk lane, Prodi pa I Town.
Any person assisting in the discovery
of all the above shall in nowise I owe
his reward.
Frankton School Notes
The high school and the seventh and
eighth grades presented a dramatiza
tion of Dicken'a Christmas Carol by
way of Christmaa exercises Friday
evening. The intermediate and pri-j
mary rooms bad their Christmas pro-,
: v.- r. u.n. I
iaui 111 inv aiictiiuuii, laicijiv fiu
friends were in attendance at both
programs.
The boys' basket ball team played a
Practice game with the sophomores of
lood Kiver high school last Tuesday,
losing 10 to 10.
Mr. Onthank ia attending the State
Teachers' Association meetings at
Salem thia week. The other teachers
are spending the two weeks' vacation
at home in Hood Kiver.
The students of the high school,
assisted by students from the seventh
and eighth grades, gave a very suc
cessful production of Dickens' famous
story, A Christmaa Carol," at the
Frankton school house Friday evening.
The dramatization was arranged and
coached by Karl Onthank, principal of
the school, and Miss Elsie Smith, as
sistant. The caste was as follows:
Ebenezer Scrooge, Carl Copper; Fred,
Scrooge's nephew, Elmer Anderson;
Bob Cratchit, Clarence Miller; Mrs.
Cratchit, Emma 'Noble ; Belinda Crat
chit, Muriel Seaton; Martha Cratchit,
Ernestine Reed; Peter Cratchit, Le
ander Anderson; Tiny Tim, Wilbar
Hoy t; other Cratchit children, Myron
lloyt, May Boles, ; Ebenezer, Leander
Anderson; Dick, Howard Wildin; Fez
ziwig, ISeal Nunamaker; Mrs. Fezzi
wig, Jessie Eddy; Little Fan, Mattie
Jensen; Mrs. Fred, Mary Dempsey ;
Topper, Neal Nunamaker; Marley's
ghost, Clarence Carnas; Ghost of
Christmas Past, Calla Berry; Ghost of
Christmas present, Beth Copper; Ghost
of Christmas future, Jessie Eddy;
Fiddler, Mr. Itiillips ; other characters,
Alma Jones, Hazel Mowers, Laura
Hoskins and Ralph Brandt. Among
thone who deserve special mention are
Carl Conner, who carried the heavy
part of Mr. Scrooge well, Emma Noble
and Clarence Miller.
Children lake MALLARD'S IIORE-
HOUND SYRUP willingly because it
tastes nice. I here ian t a better reme
dy anywhere for children's coughs,
hoarseness and bronchitis. It's a good
medicine and easy to take. Price 25c,'
50c and fl.00 per bottle. Sold by ( has.
N. Clarke.
liiilihor Stamps for Fruit Boxes made
to older at the Glacier ortlca. Standard,
varteivnanies and numbers in stock.
Forest Notes
The forest protlucts laboratory at
Madison, Wis., has made 4,000 tests on
the strength of American woods.
The gathering and selling of acorns
is a new industry, in Arkansas, to
supply eastern nursery firms with
material for forest planting.
Thirty different wood preservatives
are in commercial use in the United
States ; many of them utilize creosote
of one sort or another ; others require
chemical salts.
, Last year the forest service distrib
uted 116,000 basket willow cuttings:
15,000 to forest schools, 20,000 to agri
cutlural experiment stations, and
81,000 to individuals.
More than 800,000 horsepower has
been developed from streams on na
tional forests under government regu
lation. This represents the output
under conditions 01 lowest stream now.
"Florida buttonwood, a tree conlined
largely to the keys along the south
coast, is very highly prized for use in
cooking on thips' galleys. It burns
slowly with an even heat and makes
but little Btnokeaor ash.
dt-u
OKOKOK It. WIUU'K,
Hjrretary
Real Estate
LOANS, RENTING, COLLECT
ING AND INSURANCE
A Specialty of City Property, Realdeuce
Lota, and Hmall Tracta Close In. For
Bargains call on or address
T. D. TWEEDY
Hood River
Home Phone 2372
How tu Bankrupt Ihe Uoctors.
A prominent New York physician says
"it it were hot lor the thin stockings
and thin sole J shoes wurn by women
tho doctors would probably be bank
nipt." When you contract a cold do
not wait tor it to develop into pnenmon
ia but treat it at onco. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is intended especially
(or (oniiiiif and col. Is, and has won a
wide reputation by its cures of these
diseases. It is must effectual and is
pleasant and safe tu take. For sale by
11 ,t..ol..r O
Working on Fruit Graders
The &egon Fruit Cleaner and Grader
company, which had 43 of its machines
injured in a recent fire at St. Johns,
' ure., has had its loss adjusted satis-
1 factorily and will at once start rebuild
ing the machines. Considerable delay
, has been caused in orders for Califor-
: nia by the fire but it is expected that
! these will be filled within the next two
1 weeks. the Dalles Chronicle.
Read the Picture Story of the Squirrel
I Family running in Blue Ribbon Bakery
Stops railing Hair
Hall's Hair Renewer certainly stops
falling hair. No doubt about it what
pver. You will surely he BatiBfied.
eKBasoaKMsassa
Oregon Agricultural c
College
Winter Short Course
Junuary S to 30, 1913 -
The Colleg! has spared no effect to
make, this the tnor t complete short course
in its lita-tor y. A very wide range, of
courses will bo offered In General Agri
cultural, Horticulture, Animn! Husband
ry, Dairying, Poultry Keeping, Mechan
ic Arts, Domestic Science and Art, Com
merce, Forestry, and Music. Numerous
lectures and disctissionson Farmhkh' Co
ii'KRATitis. at home and abroad, will be
a leading feature. Make this a pleasant
and profitable winter outing No tui
tion. Accomodations reasonable. He-
luct'd rates on all railroads. For further
information address
II, M. TENN ANT, Registrar,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Farmers' Business Courses by Cor-
respondonce without tuition. d.10
New Schedule
Mount Hood Railroad
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10 10.
10 15.
10 40
10 46.
Effective 11:01 A. M.
Monday. Hvu, 8,
1912
HTATtONS
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..Pojterdale
.. Switchback
..Van Horn
Mohr
Odell
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...Hloucher
....Wlnans
.Dee
.Trout Creek
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Will soon be with us and we expect it to be
one of the most prosperous this community
has even known.
Hood River has profited by past experi
ence and is now on a more substantial basis
than ever before, conservative progress
safe and sane advancement will keep this
community where it belongs-in front.
Thanking our patrons for their support
and trusting that we shall continue to re
tain their confidence and good will by mer
iting it and with best wishes to all for a
Merry Christmas
and
A Prosperous New Year
We are yours faithfully.
Blowers Hardware Co
The Firm That "MaKes Good"
Oak and 1st Sts.
I Phone 1691
Himiim mi IMg
T. J. KINNAIRD
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urutenes
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Fresh Vegetables and Fruit in Season
Flour and Feed
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Do You Know
that awashing machine will only cost you three-fifths
of a cent an hour to operate? 9
The following table gives the cost of using var
ious apparatus on the 3 cent rate:
APPARATUS
20 candle-power Mazda lamp. . ......
Radiant toaster
OhsliiiH dish
Disk Stove
Coffee jiercolator
lb. iron
8 in. fan (lull speed)
Hewing machine motor
Ice cream Irceior , .
WaohiiiK machine motor
1. 11 :n i noun raditnr (small)
Heating pad
Tubular air heater (small)
Tea kettle
Ozonator
Dometttic bulling and minding motor
Ratliant grill
C.mt
0. 0T.Ic
1. K
1.8
1.8
1.35
1 (IT.
0.075
0 105
1.2
0.0
15
0.1
3.0
0.5
0.045
0.1 OS
1-8
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Hydro-Electric Company
A. WILSON, Agent.
COTTAGE
HOSPITAL
Hood fiver's Medical
Institution
Open to the public for treat
ment of Meaical and Surgi
cal cases. e
RATES ON APPLICATION
Address s
Cottage Hospital Assn.
9 HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
The Purity Dairy Co.
Yours for prompt service and
Good Milk
THO.S. D. CALKINS
T1
UPPER VALLEY NOTICE
List Your Places for Special Attention With
WARD IRELAND CORNELL
Upper Vallr Ral EiUtelniurance
Improvad and UnItnproj Orchard Land
Phena OdallOST
U. C. M. RANCH
Hood River Connection Parkdale
Guy Y. Edwards & Co. Upper Hood River Valley
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