flOOD RIVEIt GLACIEK. THURSDAY, jr.SK 4, 1014
THE SQUARE DEAL
STORE
For Most Up To Date Tillage Tools
In the Market
Oliver Plows, P & 0 Plows and
Discs, Osborne Spring and
Pig Tooth Harrows
5, 7 and 9 tooth Cultivators
Planet Jr. Garden Tools
Bean Spray Pumps
Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries
Your Trade Solicited
d. Mcdonald
THIRD AND CASCADE STS.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
A
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T At Any and all Times
.-I you can be sure of getting
fresh, deliciously tasting
bread here. We are baking
all the time. We have to for
jT? there seems to be no end to
the uemanu tor the product
of our ovens. If you would
know why our bread is so
popular try a loaf or so.
flODEL BAKERY
Fourth and State Phone 1631
USE WHITE RIVER FLOUR
THE KIND THAT MAKES BREAD LIKE
MOTHER USED TO BAKE. WE
SELL LOTS OF IT AT THE
CASH GROCERY
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
V. I!. SN YIMOU
1!. 1!. I'OWKI.L
Hood River Plumbing Co.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING & &
Tinning and Sheet Metal WorK. Gasoline En
gines, Pumps, Rams. Repairing Promptly
Attended. Estimates Furnished.
Phone 1511
Cor. 2nd & Cascade, opp. Hotel Oregon
White River
Flour
Makes Bread Having the
Old Bready Flavor
AT YOUR GROCERS
PASHIOIT STABLE
..Livery, Feed and Draying..
oiitAiNAUANS & RATHBUN
Hood River, Ore.
llorws Knight, Bold or exchanged.
l'l.'BHiuv parties run WH'urnJflreU'Uflfi ri8
Special attention given to moving furniture una
pimm.
We do everything horses can do.
mm
Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES, Utc.
Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints
Glidden's Varnishes
Room v Mouldings
Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order
Plate and Card Rail
Dry Paste
MANY LAWS HAVE
BEEN INITIATED
The voters cf the tUte will be called
on to decide upon mir.y Ian that will
be placed before them by initiation at
the Novebmer election. Tco many of
the bills are of the freak nature. Many
of them, while theoretically ideal, put
into practice will cause slumps in the
business of the state. The state of
Oregon is already hampered by too
much law. One of the bills recently
initiated, which, if passed, will add
enormously to the epxense of hotels and
restaurants and all businesses that
muft operate seven days in the week
is as follows:
Section 1. It is declared to be the
public policy of the state of Oregon
that each and every person of either
sex employed for wages as hereinafter
specified, shall be allowed a period of
rest of at least one day of 24 consecu
tive hours, in each and every calendar
week, Ui'permit said person to improve
his or her physical, mental and moral
condition, to the end that the general
welfare may be prompted and the gen
eral health, intelligence, uprightness
and usefulness of citizens increased.
Section 2. Every employer of persons
of either sex for wages, whether such
employer be an individual, partnership
or corporation, engaged in carrying on
in this state manufacturing, mercan
tile, or public utility buisness, or any
other business conducted for profit
shall allow each person, except those
exempted in section three hereof, em
loyed in Rich manufacturing, mercan
tile, or public utility business, or any
other business conducted for profit, at
least one day consisting of 21 consceu
tive hours for rest in each and every
calendar week.
Section 3. This act shall not apply
to janitors, watchmen, or employes
whoHe duties include no work in excess
of two consecutive hours of labor on
the day allotted for their rest period.
The proposed bill goes on to state
that the employer shall keep a time
book, with the names of every employe
in it and the hours worked, for the in
spection of the labor commissioner, and
provides a penalty for the violation of
the act.
NOTED PATHOLOGIST
VISITS THE VALLEY
In the company of Piof. H. S. Jack
son, of the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege, Dr. I.. K. Jones, plant patholo
gist of the University of Wisconsin,
arrived here last Friday and spent the
day inspecting the work of the horti
cultural experiment station. Dr. Jones,
who has been making a tour of the
northwest, was on his way to Califor
nia, where he will spend the summer.
Pictures on Apples
In catering to a market for the fan
ciest of fancy apples, Harry Max ted of
Washington has hit upon a plan for
printing pictures and designs of various
sorts upon hte skin of apples and in
this way creating a novelty, which for
its novelty alone, brings a high price.
I'ainting letters or designs on the
skin of an unripe apple and permitting
it to remain until the fruit has become
well colored, is a well known process,
by which it is possible to have a yel
low or green tracing of the design when
the paint is washed olf. But Mr. Max
ted has modernized the process by
using a patented film of his own which
is stuck on the side of the apple before
it begins to color.
The film remains upon the fruit until
it is matured, when there is produced
a red design upon a field of green and
surmounted by a deep, rich red of the
portion left uncovered by the fi'm. This
year Mr. Maxted has reproduced twenty-five
dilferent lodge emblems Shrine,
Scottish Kite, Knight Templar and lilue
Lodge; Eastern Star, Odd Fellow, Ke
bekah, Knights of Pythias, Woodmen,
etc. lie has reproduced various local
trademarks, slogans, comic designs and
even portraits.
Just Little Stories
Newly arrived from the Highlands,
Jock McTnvish wandered about the big
city until fairly tired out. Long had
he hesitated about entering any of the
brilliantly lighted restaurants, but at
length he mustered up courage and
was ushered to a table. The waiter
handed him the menu card, which was
a foreign language to McTavish. Fi
nally, in desperation, he said to the
hovering waiter: "Ah'm no hungry,
no hungry at a'. Jint bring nie a plate
o' whusky an' a wee spoon!"
Don't Lose Nleep Coughing at Mght
Take Foley's Money and Tar Com
pound. The verv liist done surprises
you. It glides itown your throat and
spreads a healing, soothing coating over
the inlhiined tickling surface. That's
immediate relict. It loosens up the
tightness in your chest, stops stuffy
wheezy breathing, eases distressing,
racking, tearing coughs, soothes the ir
rated, inflamed bronchial tubes and air
passages. Children love it. It is mildly
laxative as a cough medicine should be,
and does not upset or distress the most
sensitive stomach. Kefuse any siihstmte
l ontains no opiates; sold by j. N . Clarke
John the Baptist Has Cart
"John the liaptist." the affable por
ter at the Hotel Oregon, who has be
come a well known character at the
O.-W. K. & N. station., has been pre
sented by the hotel management with a
hand cart to transport baggage to and
from the station. John is prouder 'of
the little vehicle than a boy with his
first coaster wagon. No "automobile
owner ever watched after his machine
with greater care.
(Jet liiil of the Torment of liliciimatisin
Kcmembcr how spry and active you
were before you had rheumatism, b.ick
ikche, swollen, aching jmnts ;uh1 stiff.
painful muscles? Want to (eel that way
agaiu? You can just take Foley Kid
ney Fills. They get right at the" cause
of your pain and misery, put your kid
neys in sound healthy conditionmake
thein active and strong. Do it .pin kl v,
too for Foley Kidney Fills begin j,,',i
work just as soon as ou start taking
them. Start today, and soon v.m will
again be active and free from pain Sold
by Chas. N. Clarke.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Htai of Oregon
for Hood River Loamy l L. H.ukiu. Pmin
till r VanderDUt urcnard Lund. Com Don v
xrporUio and tUnie-Sinith Lumber
Company (Ine . a corporation. ail oilier
ppusor parties unknown claiming any
rlb, title. tme. Urn or Interest In the ml
euie described In toe complaint berein.de-
ToVanderbllt Orchard Land, t'omuanv
corporation and Mtanley Smith Luuitier LoiU'
pany ilae ). a corporation, aluo all oilier per
Mina or liArtiM iiMkli.iU'n rl.iniin. .....
title, estate, lieu or Intercut in the real eaiate
wencrioea inlheminplHtnt Herein deleti'lantft:
l Infc NAM K OK IHK KfATli OK OKE-
joa ana earn 01 you are neret,y requir
ed to appear and aiiNwer the ritiiiniMini n Mt
aaliiat yon In tlieahove entitled muaronor
before, thettli day of July, mi, tliat being the
"ay nr your appearance to answer here
in, preM-ribed tiv the order lor publication ol
this Hum mons. If you fall 'no to apiiear and
answer the plaintirt will apply to the Court
lorwie relief praed for in the complaint
Herein, a uccinri ktateinetit of which, aiih a
dew-rlptlon of ihe land is as folio.- Tini it-.
fendaut be required lo m-1 forth the nnture of
wieir riaun loan unuiviuiaon.fiurili inter
est. in uie fjtM hair or the southeast quarter:
the Hotlthweat quarter of tue Southeast qusr
ter and the rwiuihrast quarter of the North
east quarter of Seciion l?. In Township '2 Nortti
of Kanae . Khp.1 of Willamette lr ,.l ,
Ho si KiverC' unty. oretcon; that all adverse
rial ins therein le determined and the title to
sstti premises tie forever quieted; tlist plain
tin be decreed lo tie Ihe ow ner In fee simple
uu riMineu 10 ini- (MMtsession or saia undivid
ed one fourth luten-st in said premises, and
that the defenthoiis Is: forever euiotntd from
assertion or am mptlng to assert any claim to
sam unuiviueu oue itiurtn luterest in said
premises or any part thereof adverse to rlatn
tin, nia heirs or awouns; that the nlaintirl
have JudKinetit for such further relief as to
equity may ihtiiiiii
1 his r-iumiiioi,K is served by publication In
the flood Hlver ubicter by the order of the
iionoranie w. I., tirattsiiaw, Jnda-e of Ihe
aoove entitled ( ircuit Court, made and enler
en oi record hern n on the Ihlli day of May
iai4, directing ilia! Ihe same lie published
oatfi a week f,.r six onsecutKe witeks, pre
scribing May 'JM as ihe date of first publica
tion and requiriiiK that you appear lo answer
herein on or belore Inly lit li, lnl4. liate of first
piiuiication, May .'1st, rt i.
y. E. sen Mil it
I. 11. VAN WINKI.K
niSl-Jlya Attorneys for Plaintiff
Notice of Proposal to Widen Sherman
Avenue
Notice Is hert ltv k-lven that the ( Itv Hurve.
yor nas nereUifnrr. mwil.oii .May H, mil, filed
with trie undersized city Hecorder of tiie
ny oi iiiMxl jiivt r, (ires-oil, his wrlileu report
to the Common Council of said city, of the
"iivry uj uuu o I me iiroooseo wiuelt itir ol
nnerman Avenue in ssltl city IminedlHtelv
west of Mnth slrti'l and bet ween Lola ;t and 4
of Block 1 of Honlli W aiicoina, an addition lo
suit city, wh liii n tort iiiciudcs a plat ol said
street soowIiik Unit the IoIIowIiik uescrlbed
tract will be re.tiired lo be -appropriated by
said city In order that said street insy be
widened as proposi ti:
ileXluuiliK at Hie Northwest corner of Ixd 4
lu Mloc t l of South W Hiii-oiiiii, an mid it Ion to
the City nf Hood Klver, lirecou, as Hie same
is piHiiea and ol record, runiunn thence soulh
stoDif nie west iHiiimiary line or saltl lot. it
feet to the south line of Sherman Avenue.
thence running citt ami parallel to the norlli
line of aaitl l.ot 4 to the east line thereof,
thence run hi in; north along the t ast line of
said 1Ot 4 to Hie northeast corner thereof.
thence running west ulons; the north line ot
said Lot 4 to the iiiiI ol laglnnlni;; being the
iioiio .t ieei oi toti i.oi i.
Hald report ami nlut will he nreseniert to Ihe
said Common Council together Willi prisii of
rubll-4ition ol llus notice at the next regular
meeting of aaitl i oimiion Council after the
completion, of said publication, town: at Us
meeting on the lih day or June, mil; and all
persons Interested in said mailer or wishing
lo object to the Hiluiilion of saltl report and
the widening ol'sitid street as nroiiosed srere-
t ll I red to appear before or present such oti
lectlous to said i t ion Council on that dHle
1 his notice Is given pursuant to Chanter 9
Seellou 75 of the charter of the iCity ol Hood
Klver and Is published In the Hood Klver
Ulacler for two weeks, I lie date of the first
publication being .May 21, lull.
H. I,. IIOWK,
tu21-Jn4 City Hecorder
Redemption Notice.
The Oregon-Wiisltiiigton Telephone Com-
)ny, whose fumicr coriHirsle inline was
iome Telephone Coinnuiiv of Hood Itlver
hereby gives notice Hint on the tlrst dsy of
July. 11114. at Us titllce at Ihe corner of Kuth
and Slate Hlreels in the Cily of Hood Klver
County of Hood Klver, Oregon. It will pay and
retieein iiiioi itstiiitstaiiillng and unredeemed
bonds of that certain series of one hundred
ninety ( IIK11 bonds Hggre at imr the nrintmiui
sum of 175.000 (Ml, issued under dale or July i.
I'.hih, and descrilted iu and secured by a deed
of IniNt exeitulfil by said corporation under
Us former corporate, name on last said time lo
Kredenck M. Stanley, as trustee, and which
was thereafter duly recorded In the oftlce of
the County Clerk of Mood Klver County. Ore.
gon. Naid bonds will be redeemed by pay
ment ot Ida ner cent of I heir lure value nlut.
accrued Interest.
1 his nonce Is given and nuiilished once a
week for lour consecutive weeks nrlor lo ihl
diileol redeempllon pursuant to the terms of
snltl bonds and deed of trust and a duly adopt
ed resolution of the Hoard of Directors or
ssitt corporation.
The dale ol the first publication Is the 21st
day of .May. pill.
K. O. 11 A Ll
in.'I.Jhls
Sec'y ofOregou-VVashliigion
Telephone Co.
Nntice to Creditors.
In the liilrlct Conn or the I'nituri si.o.m
for Ihe disit h i of Oregon.
In the m ilter of A. O. Ilershey and Kva
llcrshey Ins wife), bankrupt.
No. Jsrj in Bankruptcy.
Notice is herebv iflven that on the 'Mwt ilnv
of .May. mil.A.o Heishev and Kva .1. Her.
hey ibis wife) of Hood klver. Oreuon ihe
batik ru hi Hhove named, whs do 1 v Hilholleao.H
bankriipi; anil that the first meeting of their
creditors will be held at Ihe unices of the mi.
derslgned. Konins lOl-'J-'l i .i Kenton Hiillding,
I'o' I land. Oregon, on the 4th day of June, lull,
ul 111 A. M , ai which time saltl creditors may
alletid, prove thelrehilms appolnl a trustee,
exaiiuiiH i tie bnnkruiit. ami transact sueli
other business aa may properly come before
-n mi meet i ng
claims must be presented in form required
by the liankrnptcv Law. anil sworn lo.
The selieiihie llled discloses doubtful assests
'tin Muv uMrd, lll.
CHr-STKH a. MI KI'HV,
"l'-s Referee In Hankruptcy
SUMMONS
In the circuit Court of tb Mute of Oregon for
Huud klver County.
Ctiarles ftoc . Plalnllfr
A L MacLeod: MacLeod,
the wile oi A. L. Waclod
1iim brst name Is to Dlaintiff nL
unknown: VluuieTiald t hristie I
U. t' Christie and Jonathan C. I
K oruiau, Jr. and H. D fernery,
l irndauta.
To A 1. MacLeod, MacLeod, the wife of
A I.. MacLeod, whose tlrst uame is to plain
tifl unknown, and Jonathan C Forman, Jr.,
aud each of them, defendsnta.
IX THE NAM K OK THE STATK OF ORE
GttN. you are hereby retjuired to appear aud
anawer the complalril filed against you In the
atsive entitled suit on or belore the last day
of st i consecutive week from tbe date of the
drst publication of this summons, 1o-wit: On
or before June 4th, IKI4, and If you fall an to
answer, for want thereof the plaintiff herein
will take a decree against you lor the sale of
the hereinafter rtescntafd real property situ
ated iu Hood River county, Oregon, fiir the
foreclosure of thai certain mortgage thereon,
ttaled November loth, lnoS. made and executed
by theataive named defendants, Vintite Todd
hrisne aud i. K. Christie to oue William
Pit to secure the sum ol llVlun. with Inter.
est, which said mortgage was duly tiled fori
reeoru in uieonicetii the county t lerfc In aud
for said Hisid Klver t ounty, Oregon, on No
vember l'tth, ls, at 1:45 o'cliKk p.m.. aud
duly recorded therein In Volume 2 of Mort
gages, at pages tt.ll, and which said mortgage
was on May 1st, tlnly assigned to said
plainliir, pursuant to default made In the pay
ment of the principal sum of the promissory
note secured by said mortgage, and all as fol
lows, itvwii:
1. I-or iudgment against the said defend
ants, iimie lisld t bristle and U. V Christie
and each ol Ihern for the sum of Nineteen
Hundred and Klfty Dollars (t Itt'.l uo, togelher
with Interest 1 hereon Irom November loth,
I'll ', at Hie rule of eight per cent per annum,
for the sum ofTwo Hundred lsillars ffjimi. as
and for allorney fees for theuommeiicement
ami prosecution of this suit, and for plain-
,iu b nwt. nuu u isiiiirserueuis uerein.
Kor the usual decree for the foreclosure of
said mortgage, and lor the sale of the follow,
lug described real properly situated In the
County ot Hisid Kiver, and Stale of Oregon,
town:
All of the North Half of the South West
liiarler of the North Kasl quarter of Hection
11, In Township Two North. Kauve Ten Kast
ol the Wlllametie Meridlau; alsoa tract com
mencing at the Northwest corner of said
North Hall of the Houlh-Wesl Quarter of the
North-hast Ouarier ol said Hection 21: run
ning thence North on the subdivision Hue
2.1a chains; thence North h3 Kast 1U.7C
chains to a sub-;ivlslon line: thence Houih
on said sub division line 6 chains to a sub
division corner; thence West on a sub-di
vision line hi chains to the place of beginning,
said tracts containing 24.07 acres, more or
less, excepting however, a atrio 10 feet wide
along the West line of the above tracts to be
used for a school road, by Ihe Sheriff of Hood
Kiver County. Oregou. according to law and
the practice of this Court; that the said sums
as n lor, -aid be declared a specific and sub
sisting lien upon the said real property at
taching a of November lutb, wis, and prior
and superior to any claim, right, title or inter
est Of any or all of the above named defend
ants, or any or all persons claiming by.
through or under them or any of them; that
said real property be sold as aforesaid to i,v
said sum ol JlsmOD. together w ith the Interest
thereon at the rate of eight per ceut ner an.
hum since November loth. WIS. the said sum
ol 'MW 00 as and lor attorney s fees and plain-
liii n eosis ai:u oisoursemenia herein; that
upon such sale after deducliug the costs and
expenses thereof, the Hnerltt pay the pro
ceeds to the County Clerk of said Hood Klver
County, and that said County tierg apply
Ihe proceeds as by law provided; that said
above named deletidanta and each of them,
and all iiersoiiH claiming, bv. throurh or
under llieni and each of them be forever
buried and foreclosed ol and from ail eoiiitv
ol redemption from said sale or In and to said
real prowrty as provided by law and afore
said; that said olalntllt be entitled to become
a purchaser at said aale aud that nnin such
sale the purchaser be entitled ti enter Into
possesslou ot said real proK-rty, and hold the
same as by law provided; that plaliitltt'be en
titled to have such sale of said real nrotierlv
continued by the above entitled Court; and
lorstK n other ana limner rellet as to the ourt
may seem Just and equitable In the premises.
You are hereby served by publication of
this summons t,y virtue of an order of the
Honorable K. K. Stanton, tlouutv Judire ot
anil for HtKid Kiver County. Oregon, dulv
made, granted and dated on the lilst day of
April. 1HI4, for the service of this summons
iiioii you by the publication thereof, and lu
accordance therewith, and which order pre
scribed that the time for publication shall be
tor six consecutive weeks aud the !Jd day or
April, mil, as the day ot the first publication
of this summons, and you are hereby further
noiiiieuinai saia aaie is and will be the date
of the tlist publication of this summons.
uated April 'ijd. 11114.
L. A. A A. P. RKKD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
tT-iipl ii-Jiine 4 Hood Kiver, Oregon.
- . j
Notice to Creditors
Notice is herelrY given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed administratrix of
the esiste of ('. H. True, deceased, by the coun
ty court ol Hood Klver County, Oregon, and
having duly uualltled as such. I do berehv
give further nolice lo lliecredltorsot and all
persons having claims against said estate to
resent them, amy vended as required by
aw, within six months from tbe dale of the
tlrst publication of this notice, lo me at the
office of hrnest C. Smith In Koorna 1 and 9 In
Ihe Hall lluildlng In the City of Hood Kiver
said County and Slate.
The dale of the first publication or this tin.
ce is May 14, HU4.
LKNOKA TKl K,
inH-Jull Administratrix
Registration Data
The registration books will be open
throughout the summer until Septem
ber 9. They will again open on Sep
tember 24 and will remain open until
tletober 15, when they will close finally
before the November election. A large
percentage of the local voters have not
registered.
A regular morning operation oi the
bowels puts vou in line shape for the
day's work. If vou miss it you (eel un
comfortable ami can not put vim into
j""i iiitariiiniu. ror ail iKiWt l lnvgii-
uiimcs Heroine is tne remedy
:,t. .i. ... i
iocs, si leogi iiens aiut regulates.
bUc. tHll by I has. N. Clarke.
FOR SALE
$l7,0tHi.ilt) U per cent Irrigation District
Honils, Fast Fork Irrigation District
Hood Kiver, Oregon
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Hoard ol In lectors of Kast Fork Irrigation PIs
trict at im ir office iu llooms f, and 11. Hall
Hill Id lug. Hood Klver, Oregon, until one-thirty
o clock I'. M. on Tuesday, June idlh, A l. 1014,
for the purchase of the whole or any part of
the unsold portion ol ail Issue ol ImiiuIs antli
orlzeil and issued by the aliove named Dis
trict it lie entire issue having been iu the sum
"I one Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars) in
Ihe aggregate sum ot Seventeen Thousand
lir,INi,it dollars, and of the following
ilenohiiuioions and niatui Ities. town: seven
teen (17) honds iu the sum of One Thousand
dollars s, eHeh, maturing July 1. IKI;
all dated July 1, 1913, and hearing interest at
Hie raieoiMx (i;) percent, per annum, payable
mi Ihe Hist day of January ant July of' each
'itr. t oupons for tne Interest are
illached to the bonds, ami both principal
and intcte.i are payable in law nil money of
mc liute.l .states ol America ut Ihe office of
the Ireasurer of said District, or at the Fiscal
Agency oi i lie State of Oregou iu the city of
New York. N. Y.
liic above described bonds are Issued for
the pitpos,. of procuring necessary recianm
lion works, and acquiring the necessary projv
crty h i m1 iighls therefor, to irrigate aud re
claim the lands within salt! District, and oth
erwise carry out the laws of the Stale of Oie.
"ii relating to Irrigation Districts.
I be leg.,! it v of these IhuiiIs has been approv
ed hiothis dale by .Messrs. Dillon, Thom
son A cut) of New York, N. Y. Unqualified
bids only will be received, and the successful
bidder wiii tie furnished with an original copy
"I the o imon of Ihe above mentioned attor
neys. euM'i ing the legality ol the minds.
Km it but must be accompanied by a certi
fied i berk or cashier's cheek on some re
stons!ble bank for an amount cqua! lo two
;-' IT cent, of the lace value of the
bonds i,,,t for, parable to the Presldeut
"I Kiel Fork irrigation District, to
be totf, r,.(i ftH liquidated damages In case the
bi.ldei si, ail withdraw his bid or shall failor
in tie, t i,. lake and pay for said Isolds, should
Hie stone In awarded to him. The bonds will
be sohl to t lie highest responsible bidder, pro
vided, however, the right to reject all bids Is
hereby reserved.
Ad pnqsisals should lie marked ' Proposals
Irrigation District bonds, ' and addressed
ti' i li. (tone. President of Kast F'ork Irrtga
Jlu District, Rooms 5 and ti, Hall lluildlng.
Hood i;iver, Oregon.
by order of the Hoard of Directors of Kast
r"is irrigation District.
Dated Mav &, 1141-1.
UEORUE K. WILBUR,
ni-itii Secretary.
Summons
In Hie Circuit Court of tiie Suite of n...u,,,,
for Hmid Kiver County: '
Orville K. Hall, Plaintiff.
vs.
David Currier, Jr., I). McDonald, Bridal Veil
Lumbering Company-, a cornoratlon. and
r.uwiiu. .iiiicuregor, 1'eieuuani.H.
To David Currier. Jr.. one of the defendants
ome uauieu:
You are hereby required lo annear and ans.
wer the complaint tiled inmlnst von hilhf.
above entitled Court aud cause on or belore
aturuay. the ami day of. nine, 1914, and Ifyou
tail so to appear and answer said eomplaint.a
Decree w ill be laken against you for the fore
closure of that certain morluaire made. e.
cuted anil delivered by you on the 1st day of
uciouer. inw, to tne piaiuun herein, given on
Ihe following described property situated lu
Hood Klver County, Oregon, towit:
"Commencing at the Soulhwesl corner of
nie northeast quarter of Section Twenty-one
In linvnshlp Two North, of Range Ten Kasl of
i ne wiiininctie .Meritnan, running thence
Kast ami chains; thence North 10.00 chains;
thence West ai.ilt) chains and thence South
1U.II0 chains to the place of beginning, said
tract being the South half of tile Southwest
quarter of the Northwest quarter of said Sec.
Hon 21, excepting from the above described
tract a 10 lisit si rip for a school road along the
west end the South side of said tract."
Securing your promissory note ol the same
nine lor the sum ol fantm.Uuwltb interest there
on at rale ol 7 per cent per annum on which
there Is now due the plaintiff a balance of
$1100.110 with Interest thereon at the
said rale from t lie 1st day o' October, 1913, for
which sum plaintiff prays for Judgment, to
gether with the sum of f500.UO as attorney's
lees and for his costs and disbursements In
thlssuit, anil the sale of said premises to sat
isfy the same.
This summons is served upon you by pub
lication thereof in the Hood River Glacier.
for Rix (li) successive weeks by Order of the
minora nie r,. fc. sianton. .lurtgeot the county
Court of Hood Kiver County, Oregon, duly
made mid entered on the Bin day of May. 1WI4
requiring you so to appear and answer said
complaint, and the dale of the first publica
tion of Hits Summons is the 7th dav of May,
1H14. A.J.DERBY,
in7-JnlS Attorney for plaintiff
04123
Notice of School Indemnity Selection
Department of the Interior, United Stales
Land Office, Portlaud, Oregon. May 8th, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that the State of Ore
gon, on May S, misapplied for thesKVi N W
', NK'.. Wtj.sK1,, andSKV4SEi4of (jectlou
X T. i N., K. 7 E., W. Al.,and filed In tills of
fice a lisl ol School Indemnity Selections In
which it selected said land; and that said list
Is open to the public lor Inspection.
Anvsud all persons, claiming adversely the
above descrilied land or any legal subdivision
thereof, or claiming tne same under the miu
lng laws, or desiring to show said lands to be
more valuable for mineral than for agricul
tural purposes, or to object to said selection
tor any legal reason, should tile their claims
or their affidavits ot protest or contest in this
office.
11. r . HldHY, Register.
- GEO. I. SMITH, Receiver.
I hereby designate the Hood River Glacier.
a newspaper published In Hood River. Ore
gon, as tlte paper in which said notice is to be
putuisneii,
mil jnii H. E. HIGHY, Register.
it pur-
Urice
Hair Tonic
Aycr's Hair rigor keeps the scalp clean
and healthy. Promotes growth. Checks
filling. Does not color.
i i . J. O. km Co.,
A." Your Doctor. i,.s.n m.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is herebv given that Ihe undersigned
hsve la-en appointed executors of the estate of
Jerome Wells, deceased, by the County Court
of Hood Klver County. All persons having
claims against said estate should present them
properly verified within six months from
date of this notice at the office of A. W. On
thank Hi the City of Hood Klver, Oregon.
Dated and tlrst published this 7th day of
May, I9H.
Maxwell "25" 2-passenger Roadster $725
VES, THERE ARE other good
A motor cars but to avoid disp
pointment it's better to be sure and
buy a Maxwell "25-4", then you
know you have the best.
We have all car accessories and garage equip
ment, gasoline and oils. Repairs made.
HOWE & INGALLS
Fourth and Columbia Sts. Tel. 1361
Read This
Before you buy. We ask you to call and inspect our
complete line of New and Second Hand Furniture,
Stoves and Ranges. Everything in house furnishings
We will take your old furniture or stoves
in exchange for NEW GOODS.
0. P. DABNEY & SON
Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
niONE 3281
Cor. Fourth and State Sts.
Does Your House Need
PAINTING?
NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT
WE HANDLE
Sherwin-Williams Paint
"The Best On Earth"
THAT'S ALL
CHAS. N. CLARKE
The Glacier Pharmacy
Oregon Lumber Co.
Dee, Oregon
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES
SLAB WOOD, ETC. CAN FURNISH
CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY QUANTiTY
BothlPhones
Estimates Furnished
r
KELLY BROS., Railroad St, Hood River, Or.
Hay, Grain, Millfeed, Orchard Supplies, Seeds, Poultry
Food, Sprays, Arsenate of Lead
m7-jm
PKKRY WEI AS,
KRASCW W. WE1.LS.
Kipoutot-H nf the fc.mate ot
Jerome Well, deceased,
Real Estate
LOANS, RENTING. COLLECT
ING AND INSURANCE
A Specialty of City Property, Residence
Lou, and Small Tnwu Close In. For
Bargalni call on or ad drew
T. D. TWEEDY
Hood River
Home PboD2372
W.J.Baker&Co.
Dealers in
REAL ESTATE
Fruit and Farm
. Lands