HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1914
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A SWAT
There is no more pure in uf pprinK
in the Hir than the cry of the family
youngster who has caught his finmr
while making an investigation of the
newly iiunfj screen door. i-rirlriB 16
coniinR Bi.d the t.uzz of the fly, is boirfj
heard. ".-"wat the (ly'Vcanipainns are
on. Crown up men, as well as the
women ai.d chi hirer, arc har.dlii.g the
"swatters." I'.aUiheaded men are seen
knocking the little ticklers from the
tops of their craniums.
The eradication of the houee fly,
known to science as the wort enemy
of man in peadin deadly disease
Kerms, shoulil he aided by all commun
ities. The local hih s.'hool has started
the campaign. The city of Hood River
has many (pots that miiilit be cleaned
up; for they are breeding places oX th
pests, and unlehs they are removed,
the flits wil increase more rapidly thai;
they can he killed by many horde.
(iarbaKc and fwill pails are favorite
resorts of the flies. Hack-yards with
their filth heaps should be removed.
Just take a swat at the backyards.
STATE All) FOR COLL'MBIA KOAD
We think that the impression that
the state should furnish aid toward the
construction and maintenance of the
Columbia' river highway is pretty gen
eral. Not the building, but the upkeep
of the highway will be heavy expense.
That portion of tho road passing
tnrough Hood Kiver county will not
henelil the residents here alone, it will
be a highway to connect the eastern
and western portions of the state. In
deed, it will be a stato highway.
Hut (iod helps them who help them
selves, and the citizenn of Hood Kiver
county will find tho state as a whole
more ready to lend aid in the opening
of the great scenic highway, when they
find the local people doing all in their
power to help thomselven. Hood Hivei
county is going to benefit more directly
from the construction of tho river
highway than any other part of the
stato. Indeed, the road has come to
be called the rortland-Ilood Kivei
Highway. While the general through
trallic will count to a great extent
not only here but in eastern Oregon,
during the milder months of tho year
there will be a daily automobile truffle
from Hood Kiver to Cortland. Scenic
locutions along tho river road in Hood
Kiver county will appeal to Portland
men of wealth, who will build there,
as New Yorkers made their homes
along the Palisades of the Hudson.
Portland will take more of an inter
est in the Hood Kiverv Valley. The
opening of the road will create an in
centive to own properly here, that the
families of the city may have delight
ful summer homes. While Hood Kiver
should not tux itself to build the rond,
it should ut least make an effort to
open the route.
Styles change. It used to be consid
ered a breach of social etiquette to
en tdi a liy. 'J he little pest, from time
immemorial has been considered too
filthy to be allowed even to come in
contact with the lingers of milady or
the hands of the working man. And
today thu. 11 y is even looked upon with
such utter horror and contempt thi.t
everybody is swatting him. tint nimiy
good movements are run into the
ground, and now the radical fly killers,
or the radical urgers of 11 y killing, are
having the Hies that "swatters" kill
counted. Children are being paid so
much for the Hies they kill. Dr. Cal
vin S. White, tho statu's health officer,
is right in refusing to take part in a
campaign that calls'for the counting of
the flies. .Tench the young to swat the
(lies, to be sure. Hut is it necessary
to pay them for it? And certainly is it
not ridiculous to have the children en
gage in the dirty task of counting the
dead Hies''
THE MOSlEli GROWERS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Saturday was a red loiter day for the
fruit growers ol Mosier district und 1!00
enthusiastic growers gathered to celtv
Ig-uto the closing of a most success fill
year in the history of the Mosier Fruit
tirowers Association, ut its regular mi
nimi meeting, according to a dispatch.
The morning was occupied with re
ports of the manager, K. 1. t'hatlield,
and the auditing committee, and with
tho election of tho hoard of directors
for the ensuing year. I!y
unanimous vote tho old board whs re
elected, as was the auditing commit
tee. A vote of (hunks was extended
to Manager Chatlield for his efficient
su vices, also to the hoard of directors,
and to tiie Nuthwest Fruit Kxchange.
At 12 o'clock lunch was served. Later
W. F. (Iwiti, manager of the Northwest
Fruit Kxi'hunge, gave a talk on the
condition of the fruit industry in the
Pacific northwest, dwelling upon the
great impcLis that has In en given to
the important matters of cooperation
und organization l y the growers. Mr.
Gwin gave a tabulated statement of
the prices received by the various fruit
districts for their fruit last year, show
ing that Mosier ranked among the
highest in net returns for extra fancy
fiuit.
J. C. Skinner, local representative of
the Kxchunge, attended the meeting.
Pure Mood Crystal White Orping
tons, bred to lav. F'.gga for hatching
!fl per 15. Phone M14;
CREAMERY OFFICERS
ELECTED SATURDAY
With about two thirds of the 125
growers ubacribing to the capital
stock of the new creamery present at
an organization meeting last Saturday,
the following officers, were elected : J.
P. Thomsen. pres. ; A. W. Peters, vice
pres., and Clarerce h. Coffin, serietarjr
and treasurer. The other members of
the board of directors are: Walter G
E. Smith. Howard Peeler, A. K. fciclc
ford and M. O. Boe.
The creamery directors have asked
the directors of the Commercial club to
secure a site for them in the city,
Meetings will be held at the following
places next week and the week follow
ing at 7.30 o'clock p. m., for the pur
nose of organizing cream routes : Pine
Grove school house, April 17; 'Well
schoolhouse, A prill 22, and Oak Grove
school house, April
The authorized capital stock of the
new creamery is $5, WW, of which about
It (KW has already been subscribed.
Ti.e cream of the new coo pet alive
onen will be shipped to Portland until
the plant can Le built and got in
readiness.
PRODUCE COMPANY
IS STORING EGGS
The Hood Kiver Produce Co. is the
first concern evtr to'place local eggs in
storage. Local eggs are coming on the
market row fa-tter than can be cor
sutni'd. The Produce Co. takes the
surplus eggs, which are placed in stor
age in the Apple Growers Union ware
house. The new concern handles all
kind of local products. The best rhu
barb seen on the local market hss
been handled by the Produce Co. for
S. (i. (Jxborrow.
Carlot shipments of potatoes con
tinue, the company having sent out
four carloads last week.
Minkler Acquitted by Jury
In a jury trial before Justice of the
Peace A. C. Muck last Saturday J. F.
Minkler, formerly of this place but
who now resides in Portland, was ac-
uuiiied or a cnatge or attempt 10 de
fraud the Fashion Livery Co. out of
charges for a team and rig. On Ihure-
lay Minkler had been arrested after he
returned from a drive, when he refused
to pay the regular charge, but threw a
lesser amount on the counter in the
livery stable oflice. He alleged that it
was no attempt to defraud, hut that he
understood he had a bargain with the
livery men.
Barrett flub Will Meet Tenijjht
The Harrett Parent-Teacner club will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the West
Harrett school house. Tonight the
committees on beautilication of the
school grounds and on facts and figures
relative to the consolidation of the
schools for high school purposes will
make reports, und these matters will
he given final consideration. Musial
numbers will lie rendered bv Mrs. L.
W. Hlshop anil Mrs. William Metcalf,
of the Music Lovers' club.
Hear Pastor Toole
Sunday, Aprill 2, at 3 p. m. in Ileil-
hronncr hall. He is credited with be
ing a very able lecturer and comes
with a very interesting subject, "Be
yond the Grave."
Mrs, P. I). Atwater, of Pine Grove,
puichused the beautiful Hehring piano
from aoule s piano house lust week
Kev. H. A. Mac Dona Id purchased one
or the new Kchtller planus, as did Will
lam Kuah, of Portland. A Clough and
Warren was shipped to L. S. Metcalf
of Portland.
J. D. Suter, a Portland electrical en
gineer, is at the West Side ranch of 11
S. Hutterfield, a Portland jeweler, in
stalling an electric system. The power
is secured from springs above the
ranch. Mr. Hutterfield will arrive
Saturday for a Btny of several days.
Ed. S. Mayes, who recently returned
from Woodman, Colo., where he had
been spending the past winter for his
health, sulimitted to an operation tit
his home Monday. He wub resting
wen yesterday.
Mrs. W. L. Clark, who recentlv un
deiwent an operation at the Cottage
hospital, returned to her home lust
week.
Robert Hriggs, of Wausuu, Wis., was
here Sunduy visiting his cousin, F. H.
Illackmun, and family.
C. K. Marshall spent last week in
Portland on business.
A MATTER OF PREFERENCE.
Explaining th Mysterious Disappear
ance of a Third Passenger.
TIIItKU convivial Cleveluiiderfl were
gnlng to Klyila the other day
One of tJiein was awfully tired,
and us soon as bo got Into his seut he
went to sleep. And us soon as he got
to sleep one of his companions swiped
his ticket from hla pocket Then the
conductor approached, and the two
wldo awake ones aroused tho sleeper.
"Here comes tho conductor for the
tickets," they said. "Wake, up!"
He woke up nnd searched his pock
ets, but of course lie found no ticket
"Say, you fellers," he said, "I can't
Hud it."
"Then you'll have to pay cash fnre,"
they answered cheerfully.
"1 haven't gut a cent In my pocket."
"Neither have we. Get under the
sent."
Mo ho crawled under the seat Then
tho conductor enme to collect tickets.
And the Joker who had a wiped the
ticket from the sleepy one produi-ed
I hem nil.
"i'here me three tickets hero and
only two of you," objected the con
ductor. "Where's the other one?"
"1'niler the seat." answered tho Jest
er promptly. The conductor took a
look, nnd, sure enough, there was the
third member of the purty groveling In
the dirt
"What's he doing there;" the con
ductor wanted to know.
"Oil, ho always travels that way. lie
prefers It," wns, the smiling answer.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Classifying Him.
"Pop." said the son, who had cud
dled one afteniiM.u at one of the golf
clulm, "is a man a pretty good golfer
If he knock tho ball 12" yards?"
"Just n novice, my son."
"Well, If he kuocks a ball 175 yards
Is he pretty good?"
"Yes; pretty good, sou."
"Well, pop, what If he knocks the
ball l2M yards?"
"Mighty good. He's mighty good If
he can do that, uiy boy."
Coprriht Hin kutfiKi It Hum
Have You Taken Advantage of our
Extra Special on
Mart, Schaffner
and Marx Suits?
If you have not you have a few days more and should
not miss this, the biggest bargain in strictly high grade
clothing ever offered in this city. We have our clothing
marked regularly from 25 to 307t lower than Portland prices
and when we offer you your choice of Hart Schaffner and
Marx suits, ranging in price from $18 to $25 for the very
low price of $15, you certainly should get yourself one or
more of them, for you will heed them a little later, if not
just now, and at this price and especially this make of
clothes, it is a really a rare bargain. tJP A ft
Your choice I UaUU
COATS AND SUITS
New Coats and Suits for Easter for the Misses and
Ladies. All the very latest styles and weaves at the most
reasonable prices.
Easter Millinery
You will be disappointed if
you do not see our splendid as
sortment of Ladies Hats that
we have trimmed for your ap
proval for Easter.. We carry
the largest and most complete
assortment in the city, and you
will find our prices the lowest
Our display of dainty little hats
for children will please the most
exacting with prices within the
reach of all. Call and see them
you are always welcome to call
and look around, whether you
wish to buy or not. 2nd floor
Boys Wash Suits
All ages and all wanted styles
including Balcan style. In
price from
45c and up
Children's Dresses
Why bother with the making
when you can have the latest
patterns & materials to choose
from in our ladies ready to wear
department Plain colors.check
plaids and stripes trimmed in
contrasting colors. Children's
dresses for
45c, 50c, 55c, 75c up
Ladies Shirt Waists
We know you will find exact
ly what you want in this line,
for our assortment includes all
the latest in styles and weave
and in price. You will be more
than pleased. Just see what a
dandy waist you can get for
50c, 75c, 98c and up
Ufye Paris Fair
Hood River's Largest and Best Store
DSCM3S nciNnsnsosnvnNnin
"Well, now, pop, what If be knocks
It 273 yards?"
"He's awful, awful good. Tommy,"
replied pop as he once more fastened
his eye on the story of tho Indian'
downfall.
"Well, pop, what If he knocked tho
ball :)'J3 yards what would he be
then?"
"l'robnbly a liar, son. Now you
bad betttf run up and kiss mamma
and go to bed.." Indianapolis News.
Why They Did It.
The sweet young thing was belug
shown through the locomotive shops.
"What Is that thing?" ahe asked,
pointing with her parasol.
"That," replied the guide, "is an en
gine holler."
tfho at once became Interested. "And
why do they boll the engines?" she
asked again. '
"Oh." replied the guide thoughtfully,
"to make the engine tender." Phila
delphia Ledger.
A Charitabla Tendency.
"Don't you think it ought to be easier
to put a man iu Jail for Inexact meth
ods In mutters of finance?"
"No," replied tho weary looking citi
zen. "I u Ned to feel that way about It
lint I don't want to see a lot of well
meaning chaps wearing stripes simply
because they couldn't figure out a cor
rect Income tax return." Washington
Star.
Sudden Appreciation.
"Now, I know you have been gam
bling again und breaking my heart
But you don't care for that!"
"Hut, darling, 1 won, and I've
brought every cent of my winnings
homo to you."
"Oh, yon dear, considerate man. Al
ways thinking of your little wife,
ren't you, pet?" Hultlinore American.
Recognition.
Tho bored youth turned to hla dinner
partner with n yawn.
"Who Is that strange looking man
over there w lu Htares at me so much?"
ho drawled.
"Oh, that's Trofessor Jenkins," ahe
replied, "the famous expert on luaau-Ity.'.'-London
Tit lilts.
Locating a Quarrel.
"And when you wore abroad on your
honeymoon trip did you visit the
Palace of Pence nt The Hague?" linked
I ho girl friend of the bride Just home
from abroad.
"Oh, yes," was the reply, "we had
our first quarrel there." Yonkers
Statesman.
Man and the Hour.
"Mine at lust! I could face ogres for
you."
"Well, while you are feeling so
spunky it would be a good time for you
toTn'tervlew papa, George." Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Not Watted.
Mother Johnny, did you take your
cough medicine regularly In school, ns
I told you?
Johnny No'm. Tommy Iodd liked
It. an' he gimme au apple for it lios
ton Transcript.
Something Else Again.
"How's tho doctor today?"
(!a rdener Very poorly, sir.
"Has he got a locum tenons?"
(iardener No, sir. 1 think bo's got fl
touch of Influenza.. London Opinion.
The Only Safe Way.
flrlggs Can you keep a secret from
your wife?
Hrlggs-Not unless I keep secret the
f;ict thiit I have one Sim rrauclsco
Chronicle.
Graciouinesa.
Kindly Hostess (to nervous reciter
who has broken down In "The Charge
of the Light Itr!gade" Never mind,
Mr. Tompkins. Just tell us It in your
own words. Puuch.
Horrid Manl
"My wife Is crazy about becoming a
moving picture actress."
"Why?"
"Reeausp some of the pictures now
talk."-Judga
Convincing.
He I know I am not two faced.
She-Why?
ne-:Recause If I were I'll be using
the other. -Cornell Widow.
"H-l I il ii l 1-M M-l-M-1 H'H-i
AN OBJECTION BASED ON
CONSCIENTIOUS GROUNDS.
(AubE IT'O or
lis WS0N(, VTftKt?
fiTt WtR MONf If ,
a link jT-ef a Mitr
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OiiiaBa News.
Barrett's Pun.
Lawrence Harrett though stern and
dignified, could unbend a little occa
sionally. Once a popular low comedian
proposed a combination with him,
which he declined.
"It would have been an unhappy Il
lustration." suld the tragedian In relating-
it, "of (it'iu mid Harrett."
SMUDGING
With an early apple season coming on
it is well to prepare for frosts. Straw is
the cheapest medium to use and n case
it is not needed it can be used for bed
ding and later turned under tho soil for
fertilizer. Accordingly the investment is
(mall and not lost whether it is used for
smudging or not. We have a good stock
on liaiul but will want early orders so
that supplies can be beld. Kellv Nros.
Phone 1101. "m2titf
State of Ohio, Htv of Toledo, I
Lucas County, ' ' . .
Trunk J. Olieiirv makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the Arm of K. J. Cheney
A Co., (loin business In the City of To
leein, Countv anil State aforesaid, and
that snt.l firm will pav the aum of ONE
lH'XliRF.n liOl.I.AKS for each and ev
ei v ease of (Mturrh Hint cannot he cured
by the use of HAI L'S CATARRH Ct'RE.
FRANK .1. CIIKNKY.
Rwnrn tr before mo nnd subscribed In
mv pr.vrnce, t! is 6th day of December,
A. IV lit.
(Seal. A. W. OT.F.ASON.
Notary Pnbllc
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
nnd n.-ts direotlv upon the blood and mu
cins snrfa-ps ef the system. Send for
testimonials. r.'e.
V. J. cnrcxEV CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold bv all lrueir1sts. 75o.
Tk- Hall's Family rills for conitlpetton.
Christian Science Services.
Christian Science Services will beheld
in the Koom 2, Davidson Huildine, Sun
day, at 11:00 a. m. Subject: "Are Sin,
Disease and Death Heal."
Sunday School at 1(1 a. in.
Wednesday service. 8 p. in.
The reading room is open dailv from 2
to 5 p. m., room 2, Davidson building
Oakdaie Greenhouses
We have a prime Btock of Roses,
Shrubs, Vines and Perrenial plants
for Fall planting. If yon want Peony
blooms next Spring, you must plant
them this month. Winter flowering
plants and cut flowers at Franz's.
A few JomiuilB, Daffodils and Tulips
left.
Fletcher & Fletcher
Phone 4738 Hood River
HOOP, KIVKKCHAFTKK NO. 27. K. A. M -Meet
flret and ttiird Friday ninhtBOf encb
month. w . 1. Ci.ahk, H. V.
Makoi.I) HKRSHSKR.Heeretury.
MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. . K. t S. M. Meets
In Masonic Hull every third Tuesday In
each uioutu.
II. L lirsni.1,1. 1. M.
(iEO. W. Dimmick, Recorder.
HI KID KIVKR CHAPTF.K, NO. 25, O. K. 8.
Meets second and fourth Tuesday rventim
of each mouth. Visitor cordially welcomed
Mrs. It. I. W. pinko, W. M.
Miss Alta Poolk, Secretary. .
WAl'NATKMI'LK PYTHIAN SISTKKS No S
MeetHtlie tlinl, llilid and tilth Tuesdays ol
each month ut K. of V hull.
Makik Koukhts, m, E. C.
CoRKKAN STRANAHAN, M. ol K. 4 C.
Sl SIK l.VNN, M. Ill K.
KEMP MM'tiK. No. si, I. O. O. F.-Meets In.
Odoll Odd Fellows' hall every Hat ur
day night. Visitors cordially welcomed.
W. 11. lil CHKB, N. O.
A. J. Lacey, Secretary
IIAKI. RFllKK All 1.0HOK No, 15H, I.O.O.F.
Meets the ilrst and third Tui sday evening In
each month In the odd Fellows Hall, seven
mill's sculli of llisid Kh'.-r, K. H. 1.
MtH. (iKRTIK C'Al'OIIKV, N. (J.
llAKKV ( At (iHKV. HOC.
Get Your Suit
Cleaned and
Pressed at
Spaulding's
Tailor Shop
UNDER BROSIUS BLDG.
Telephone Nfo. 1124
1ORF.W1N OKAI'F. RKIIKKAH I.OIXIK. No.
I isl .Meets the second and fourth Wednes
I dsytveulUKS of each month, hi (iritihle's
Hall. Annie 1.KASI HE, N. G.
I ll AS. V. UL'NN, Hec.
H ( K ) 1 R I v F It V A L L K Y 1 1 1 T M A N K SO( ' I KT V
Hood Kiver, (Ire. E H. litutwhc. Pres.
Mrs. I. m Forilliur. Sec. Leslie Hntier, Trcas.
(,'all plume M.
W. O. W. Keitular nieetinirs lire neld the first
und third Mondays ol each month at K. ol
1'. hall. Visitors cor. tiali.v invited.
A. F. WamiiMH, C. C.
Kent Hiioksi akeh. Clerk.
HOOD KIVKR CUUU.K NO. 524, WOMhN OF
Wooderaft Meets at, K. of P. hall on thr
first aud Third Thursdays of eaeh month.
Mis. Katiikkink xj.avkm, (i. N,
Mks. Mattik Ni('Uh.sk.n, ci'Tk.
,2ii2i,i,j.,22j,,jjj,J(,JmJ,,2j.j.j,j,j....j..,.
Wheat and Stock Farm
l'JM) acres In Ha tern Wflhln1on, X
mi miuer ruiuvHimn. ovvr uu ti(T-
JL in crops, flue well, liirp barn, U room
j. nmi'-e, plenty out butiamns, 2 nine
imhii Kmui warehouse, b in lies Rom
town; price :v per acre, enctimbcrenee
J. fl7.2Wat ti'a percent payable tn 18 an
J. mml payme.ntN. Will exchange equity
I for well Improved Hood Kiver Farm.
LOCK BOX 2
Cunningham, Wash.
RKSTOKATION TO ENTRY OK LA N US IN
national forks r.
Notice Is hereby given that the lands do
serlbed lielow, eiiiliraeltiK .'W.3M acres, wllhln
the Oregon National Forest, (ireiion, will he
subject to settlement and entry under the pro
visions of the homeslead luws of the United
States and the ael ol June 11, lSim, (H Ktat.,
JHo, at the United Slates land ottlee at I'ort
land, oreKou.nn June.!, 11114. Anv settler who
was actually and In good faith claiming any
of said lands for agricultural purposes prior
to January 1, hum, and has not abandoned
same, has a preference right to make a home
stead entry for the lands actually oi euple.
said lands were listed upon the applications
of the persons mentioned below, who bavf a
preference rlht subject to prior right of any
uch settler, provided such set tier or applicant
is iunlllled to make homestead entry and the
preference right is exereised prior to June 12,
1HU, on whlcii date the lud will tie subject
to settlement and entry by any qualified per
son. The lands are as follows: All of Lot 4,
(except then', 8.1 Hec. 8, T. 2 N., R. 8 K V.
M., SO ; acres, listed upon the application of
W. I). Trotter, Wveth. Oregon: List fi-lHi'.'.
March 18, mil. C. M. HRIH K, Assistant Com
mission of the Uenersi Land Otnce. 9.si3
Notice for Publication.
Department of Interior. IT H. Land Oltleeat
The Lalles, Oregi n, March 26th, 1D14.
Notice Is hereby that William Keeling, of
Parkdale, Oregon, who, on June 6th, lssis,
made Homestead Fntry, No. lftM.t, Serial No.
014 IS nnd on May tith, Hum, made additional
lloniesiead Kntrv, No. 01814, for SW; UK1,.
SKi Pvi,,Hec. 30 and V.'.t NW; Section Si,
Township 1 South, Range ill Fast, Willamette
Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to make
Final live year pnsif, to establish claim to the
land alsue described, before K. A. Hishop,
U. IS. Commissioner, at Hood River, Oregon,
on the lilth day of May, If 14.
Claimant names as witnesses: Fdward O.
M'('oon, Samuel B, Sutton. Marion W. Shearer
Ueorge M. Klikpatrlck allof Parkdale. Oregon
H. RANK WOODCOCK,
l-m" Ki glster.
Estray Notice
Notice Is hereby given that I did, on the 2nd
dav i t April, l!H4, iu the City of Mosier, Ore
gon, take up and empood one horse of bay
color, weight about li lbs., age about 11 yrs ,
shows collar mark s white stripe in face a n't
white right hind root and I will, on the and
day of May, l'.iu, al the hour of T 1' M. of said
day. In front of the ch llall(Mosler l.ibrrv
in the City of Mosier, Oregon, sell said pio'p
erty at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in baud, for the purpose of paving
fees, costs and expenses legally incurred in
taking up, emisiuudmg aud keeping said
liorae of hay color, weight about lim Ihs .auc
about 11 yrs., showing collar marks, wuh
whiu? stripe in lace and one right hind foot,
and the costs und expenses of maklug suul
salt).
Signed: IR V FRAN.
B-alt Marshal of the City of Mosier, Oregon
SOCIETIES.
aOOU RIVER LODGE NO. lufi, A. F. and A.
M. Meets Saturday evening on or before
each full moon. II akky T. DkWitt, W. M
1). McDonald, Secretary .
Hood River Commandery No. 12, K. T
. V Meet every- first Toesdav evenlug
Iferai eachmonth. A. D. Mok, L.K.C
G9 H. D. W. Pi n no, Recorder.
WAUCOMA LODOK NO. 30, K. OK P -Meets
iu K. of P. hail everv Tnedy night.
J H KIIAM, i;. c.
K, H. Stkwabt, K. of R and 8.
T. F. Johnson. Al. of F.
LAtTRFL KF.KFKAH LOlKiF No. S7 I.OO F.
Meets first ami thlid Monooys eaeli rnon'.h,
Mrs. Nktiis, Waiaii, N. (J.
MKH. L MrCAKIV.HcC.
CAN11Y W. R. C Mcits second and fourth
Saturdays of eucli month at K.ol p. hail.
Mrs. I.viiia Si MNmviVshlciit.
MRS. C. SlUANAtlAS, SccretuTJ.
OLETA ASSKMI1I.V NO. 1IM, CNITKD ART
Isans. Meels the first aud thirl Wednes
days, work; second and fourth Wednesdays
IIIS1II1S 1 1 1 1 1 . 11. il 1M kiciis, .t. A.
J, H. KoiiKiiii Serfetary.
tHl.KWll.DK LODOK NO. 107, I. O. o. F.
Meets In Fra'ernal hall, every Thursday
nlKht. Hnir WA1SH, N. G.
Oko. Thomson, Sc. reiary
KDK.N KNl'A .IPMKNT, NO. 4H, I. O. o. v.
Regular inei'ting second mid fourth Mociinys
ofench month. a. Wii.min.C. P.
Oko. Dimmick, Scribe.
HtXin RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,702, M. .V. A.
Meets In K ni l', hall everv Ist'and :inl t.,ght
ol each week. W. s. Wniii.M i, V. u,
C. C. Uakin, Clerk.
FOR RENT
For Rent Two furnish, d sleeping rii'un.
riownstHlrs. gentlemen preferred, i'hoiiea.r'
or cl I ;ll Sherman Ave.; Mrs. J.W. Peiigo. a'.Ui
For Kent Small cottage furnished for light
housekeeping; 1002 Hull St.; phone S213. an
For Kent A furnished thr. e ro un fiat. jn.
quire 'lei. Ha
For Kent A nicely furnished room and
hillli I, in mm .,1' Mru II r- M..,:
... ........... ... i.ii. ... . ..iv,uc, .ill.,
t ascade Avenue. a9
For Rent Nearly new four mom house
hasenietit and bath, model u Dhim hlmr. wall
Just iinted; phoue .;','i;l. A. F. Howes, 22.
Pri.muel i-a ..i. r
For Kent for One Year-1. 0 acres nt Camas
Prairie. 20 acres In Timothy Meadow niosiot
balance sod: plowed last, Fall. li. K. Iiuncan
l-'o. nil-.'tf
For Uait I lrl,t l,,.o..l..,n..,.i..
Phone 32ii. f,,if
FOR SALE
For Sale Jersey cow, phont 57ii9. a 23
For Ka le-Slorlr l'u, -,o.. rA.l.l,.l, ....11 ...
rlety, delivered In ' It y or'eqinilly near bv for
sue per sack. Ira K. Williams, phone ,i702. aiii
Knr Sale or I-'t..!.,, .,. L-., ....
- - ..... ,,...K. ,-1, BUj i ,i t oi v ni
ne, (10 equity in I2ii acres 5 miles North-
.,', K' "(S"o. uwuer, i .till l,stti-
ulllure, Dee, Oregon. a,
ForSale-40.olinClarli' Heeol!,,,. ti I
plants. Thee are Kellogg thoroujlihrid
p.ants. A bargain. I'lioue 4'.IS. a'Jtr
Fggsfor ilHtching-Harred Plvnuitith Hock
egus fioni hatchings of Hie o." A. C. Fx peri
mental Sti.tlon from hens which iv n
engsayear. Inlertile eggs replaced. A lln-
.icui.uppij si5i .nl per i..; a'-o, tworo ker,
Irom same stork at jj uO. F. K. .Man tele
phone 57i'.9. ' a !0
For Sale-Tent 12x14. Apply to Dickinson
House. Hit;
Notice I have secured -ockerels from the
Oregon Agrictiltiiial college wln r-cordo'H
ttgs. W nv not cet sellings !',,.,, .-...."r..
stock? 1 have Ih, tn. You can i, luce v, ....
der now. Your choice 0t Iturred Plymouth
n ...... ,,,,., JO .tuu.Hies. isoapetl
of each lor sale. Adores '. i, Beauretaid,
.w. uu,, c,., puouc o.nii. ni7
KaV Mnro fp MlaVill n ..-i. n..i
, ." '.' . "'v " u"o ie or sin
gle. Will take yoitnt; cow or heifer lunar!
liav Cull l,',sj ..A
. - - us
For Sale iisd family mare about 10 yearn
old. hint) lbs.; gentle, sate, true to pull or work,
sound, easy keeper, only Ml. Phone O. M.
Scott Ode!! KW. at
For Sale-111., acrea part bearing, balance
young trees, some liay.bouse.bai n, mile south
east of Pine tirove. K. J. Apgar, Ht. 1. atf
For Sale White Wyandottea liens 21KI egg
layers pullets, cockerels. Team of horses,
larui hails, wagons, brass hpiiglng lampa. an
tique shade. Mahogany parlor furniture. Win
Aliagen, R.s klord Road neur Barrett. all
For Sale Cheap A gentle riding mare. Jnat
what you want for the wife and children this
summer. Also for sale, pair of chaps In good
condition. See Karl onlhauk or telephone
3U.VJ. ai,
F.ir Sale--5 aces of timber land. Will take
ham and wagon as purt payment; phone ,WS
First chisa Dry Wood-Will deliver any
wnereon F:ast side or city. Also non-lrrlgated
potatoes ot best seed. Delivered In city or
country. Phone your orders U T. Absher or
J. W. Hule. :to:i Odell or ;)il Odell. a23
For Sale-135 Spitz nnd Newtown trees lett
from planting. Will sell cheap. John C.
InicLwall, phone 5V Odell. Ha
For Sa!e-Or will exchange for lighter
weight, iiood strong buggy. One hay tedder,
one pair pure bliaid Hrutize turkeys. Phone
4id:i, box 511, Kt. 1. B2
For Sale Saddle horse.fonr years old, weight
about Him Ihs. Aichie Radlitt, Rt S. al6
For Sale Hot air engine for water supply.
For inlormiition address W, K. Hmitb, Odell,
Oregon. M
For Sale Team ol fine blacks, about 2S0O lbs.
For Inloimatlon address W. s. Smith, odell.
Oregon. 9
For Sale. First Oeneratlon Clark" Seedling
Strawberry Plants, and Apple Trees of Hie
best, at pries ol the worst Phone li x or
write to V. M. Hlieppard, li.F.I). No. a. apl
For Bale Harness and testn of horseR, and
7 years old, weight MU and USD lbs. Phone
8x1 Odell. apl U
Horses for S ile see them work before you
tun -ft voin.g Ieams4 to 7 years old. P. H.
Mohr .V. hros. Phone 4H21 apl 9
Camas Pralrie-so acress bottom land t!5 of!
which has be n plowed and cau be put in crop
this Spring. $7.i IKI per acre. This rich deposit
land can he hud tor actually less money than
you would spend in clearing ordinary upland
one-fourth cash will handle It. 11. K. Dun
can A Co. iniiitc
For Sale Kddle'a strain H. C. White Leg.
horn and Indian Rnnnerdnct eggs for setting
Pen No. 1. sr, tor lf: Pen No. 2, S2 for (flfi. Also
Fngll-di penciled Indian Runner duck eggs,
per setting of II ti.35, 15areSi50. All infertile
engs replaced if returned to me within 12 days
Willi chaises prepaid. Day old chicks. Pen
No, I Ml cents each. Ten No. 2. :) cents each,
n. M. F.MIe, It. I). 3, box 170, Hood ltlver.
Phone .V,s7. ml2tf
For Sale nt Rig Reductions-A 50 bv 150 root
lot and s room house on Stale Street for only
iWh Also a so by iftO ftait lot and 4 mom
lion-e on Sherman Avenue for X1000. Fasy
Term-. A. w. out hank, 3t6 Oak Street, Hood
K'ver. m.-.u
For Hah Settings of thoroughbred birred
rock, g..od w inter layers. 7;ic setting of 15ei:g
John C, liuckwall, phone Odell 69. a23
For Sain -A seeonil hand bitggv and cart,
'o horse. J. W. McDomlJ, telejihoue Odell
H9tf
For Kile Hart lett and D'AuJou peartrees.
M. O. Dow ning, phone ixis'9. d25 tf
For Sale-one aud two year old U'AnJou
peartrees, 4 to Hit. Thrifty stock with large
roots. Culler Bros. dll-tf
For Sale-Tracts In Paradise Farm can he
nought now at very attractive prices. Inquire
or M rs. Ai mstrong, owner, Stale and Thirteen
th streets. (f,tf
l orSale-single combed while leghorn cock
erels. House painting, tinting or papering,
carriage or auto painting. Will take hay or
carrots for work.-U. M. Eddie, R. F. D. No 3.
Phon 5;s7. rti.ir
WANTED
Wanted-A small modern honse, unfurnlsh
erl wiihin -si ,i, . .-I,-
. ., ,. :. wix.k oi town. Apply
n WesVm y'vesU,r' "00d- Klvcr' Of8on. tile:
a 16
A Japanese first class cook wants polsltion
in nice family. Phone 2131 aid
Wanted-A girl for general house work"
Al'P'y to Mrs. F rank A. Cram, tel. 2675. al8
Wanted-Young swarm of beea. Will fur
nish hives, state number yon can furnish np
. ,i r . ... t . r ""e. ii price la
sjttsractory will ship you the hives soon. W.
u uuti noou, o mn, git
Wauled To trade merchandise for two Fast
Fork Irrigation bonds. 1). AIcDonald. a9
Wanted (llrl for general housework on
H.sid Kiver ranch. Slate age, experience and
wages. Replv to 1021 Chamber of Commerce,
Portland, Oregon, a9
MISCELLANEOUS
For I rad 82 acres with fine Improvementa
lisnied just outside of Fliigene. Oregon, for
mortem home in City of Hood Klvor. Address
V. D. Havens, S14 Park St., Eugene, Or. a30
TillrCn t'n A hOV rutnr ,n,nn ,n -
about three werk ago and 1 have taken him
up and will hold him subieet to teed aud
charges. 1). E. Matheny, Hood River. a23
ImnArl.n, . A T77T. '
""i""."". unr wanting plowing or
t.VlltlirWr Will, tu-., ... tr..,m 1. ,1 rr V.
.. .... ,.. ... ,, tan J . v
1 weedy, 1 loo I2lh St. or phone 237J. e9
COST A,,l,.m,l,ila I T.... V- .....
bracket lamp. LeMe at the ulacler Office
for reward. ag
Lost A pair of glasses between Bragg'a
st ireand residence of Dr. Watt. Finder please
return to Dr. Watt. j
TYPEWRITEKS-For sale or rent on easy
terms A. W onthank a31-tf
Forsale Jerusulem Artlchckes andfinall
portable Dlatform scales s H urn.,
5723. "uc
II Klml Tha A 1...,. I-, . ..
I . , - V uun, rvi'ius .nipuer A. K . c.
j lN,2in, f,.N) to a limited number of fenialea
ot approved breed in?. If interested send for
Ipediiiree Also a few Airdale pnoa of tine
breedln for sale. 4 months old. Will trade for
young P'gs or seed poutoes. Price J 10 and IIS
I each. Thoa. kin, Rt. 3, phone mi. Hood
River, Oregon. ltl