ROOD KIVEh GLACIER THURSDAY, JULY 1.1, 1915
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This Is the Beginning
Of the eleventh season for us with the famous
"White Clover Ice Cream"
and our Pure Fruit Flavors. The ice cream is even better,' the sodas
are even better. We are enlarging to make our accomodations even
better, and are hoping to make our serviceeven better.
Come and enjoy these things with us. Listen' to the records as
played on "the new Edison Phonograph" and go away happy.
AH your wants in the drug line supplied.
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Smith Block Reliable Druggists
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THE SQUARE DEAL
STORE
SAFTY FIRST is the Watchword to
day. That means a Deereing mower
and rake to harvest your hay crop.
A Louden Track and Carrier to unload it
and a set of Louden Stanchions in your
barn mean saf ty and comfort for your cows,
and a bigger milk check each month. These
tools are guaranteed best in their class
and for sale by D. McDonald.
d. Mcdonald
THIRD AND CASCADE STS.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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lor ChamlHTlain'a Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Hemedv I could not possibly
have lived hut a few hours longer, but
thanks to tliip remedy, I am well and
strong, " For sale by all dealers.
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Company
Wholesale
and
Retail
Lumber
Telephone 2171 or 5611
Notice or Sheriffs Sale
lly virtue of an elocution In fo reel ok lire duly
IxHiird ty the clerk ot the Circuit Court of
Hood Klver Onmly, OrcKon, dated the I2ih
dity ot June, Iwft, In a certain Null In UHld
(,'l'CUIt Court, wherein Oeore W. Comlw, waa
iilatrillll, and William J. (Miner, hut her L.
II i! liner, HhihIi A. Heliner and Mary J. (I rat
ton were deleiidunU, the attme betnic (.'aae No.
hli, and wherein on the Kill day of Juue, 1 'J I h ,
aid plalutifl recovered Judgment and de
creeHKBUiHt William .1. Heliner and feather L,.
Heliner, lor the ami) of d"4ni Ii7, with Intereat
thereon at M er cent until iald and lor the
lurther auni of l an attorney's fuea, and the
mnn of J.u.iKI coata and dlaburaetnenta taxed
In aald ault. And In which "aid mm 11 the de
fendant, Mttry J. Oration, ou t lie Uth day of
June, IDI'i, recovered a Judgment and decree
HKHlnat the defendant, Harah A. Heliner, for
the Hum of f l:IKI.ti:i, with Interest at the rate or
7 jar cent until paid, tog-ellier with the auni
if IIUU.W) a attoruey'a turn, and the mini ol
coals and dlahuraeinenta taxed In aald
nil, and which aald execution Is agalnta and
dlrecla, that I lie hereinafter diaciila-d real
iroarty lie Hold toaalKly mid aunia of mon
ey lor which Juilk'inenl was rendered and the
cunIn and expenaea of aale.
Notice la herehy ulvtMi that 1 will on the 171 h
day of July, milk, at the front door of I he
Court llouae, In the City of Hood Kiver, Hood
Klver t'minly, Htiileof Oienon, at the hour ol
luo'clia'k In the foremain of aald dale, aell al
public aucilon .o the ntifheal bidder for caah
the following described real proerty altuated
In the County of Mood Klver, State of Oregon,
lo-wlt;
The Nurthenat quarter of the Norlheaat
quarlai of Heetlou at, Townahlp I, Norln
Knuge 10 E. W. M.. (aintitliilug 4(1 ncrea ol
laud, or ao much thereof na limy ne neceaaHry
towtllafy aald Judgmenta, and the amna due
Ihereon In favor of nalil George W, (Vimba,
and In favor of anld Mary .1. (initton, ngalnat
aid di'fmidanta, William J. Heliner, et al., or
ao iiiucli thereof aa will miliary aald Judg.
tneiila, Intereat and coata, together with all
ooxta and expenaea which may have accrued,
Hated this Utll day ot J line, IMS.
Ju 17-Jylft 'I'll OH. K. JOHNHON,
Hherlft (if Hiaid Kiver County, Oregon.
TO EXCHANGE
Singing Lessons
for Cash
J. Adrain Epping, Phone 5837
Our Meat Cutter Is An
Artist
Call in and see for he is
the boss.
E. M. Holman
The Sanitary MarKet
Phone 2134
Notice or Sheriff's Sale
By virtue of an execution In forecloaureduly
Ixaued hy the Clerk of the Circuit Court ol
Hiaid Klver County, Oregon, dated the l.'th
day of June, ltif, In a certain null In aald Cir
cuit Court, the aunie being Caae No. fww.
wherein ieore W. Comba was plalnlill, and
William J. Heliner and Kaltier 1.. Heliner
were delendauta.and whereiu on Ihe Mill day
of June, IUI5, aald pi Hi lit I II recovered a Judg
ment and decree agalnvl aald William .1. Hel
iner aud Kalher I.. Heliner, for the Mini of
i.l.i.l. with inicreai thereon at the rate ol n
wr cent per aiiiiuin until paid, and the fur
ther auni of tlnuou aa attorney a fcea, and Ihe
um of IIK.MI coala and dlaburaeiuenla taxed
III aald actlou.
Notice la hereby given that I will, on the
ITIhday of July, Hlln, at the front diair ol the
Court llouae In the City of Hood Klver, lliaul
Klver County, Mtate or Oregon, at the hour of
lo o'clock In Hie foremaui ul intd day, 'H at
public auction to the highest bidder for caah,
the f ulowlng described real proM-rty aliuated
In the Conuty of Hood Klver, Htale of Oregon,
to-wll:
ihe Kaal halfoflhe West half of Ihe Soul Il
ea! quarter of the Northwest quarter of Sec
tion 21, Township , North Knuge 111, Kaat
Willamette Meridian; containing 10 acres or
land more or leas, or ao much thereof aa mav
be neceraury to satlxfy aald Judgiiient anil the
uma due thereon In favor or Heorge W.
Combs, and against auld deleiidanta, Wil lam
J. Heliner and Kalher I.. Heliner. together
Willi all costs and expenses which may ac
crue on Hi la writ.
Hated thlaU'lh day of June, lui.'i.
JulT-Jylft 1'IIOH K.JOHNSON.
Hherlft'of Ilood Klver Couuly, Oregon.
SUMMONS
In Ihe Circuit Court or the .Stale or Oregon, for
theCouuty of Hood Klver.
Clara Orllil.le, I'lalutllT
va.
Mary Nina Savage and M. Vaatu, Defendants
To Mary NlnaHitvage, one or Ihe above named
defeiidaula:
In Ihe name of the Slate of Oregon, you are
hereby required lo i.tipear and answer the
coimilitlnt tiled against you In the aleive en.
tilled suit on or twlore Ihe expiration or atx
weeks from Ihe Mb day of July, UU!, tadng the
date of the 11 rat publication of Una aunuiious,
and If you rail lo so appear and answer aald
complaint, lor waul thereof, the plallltltt will
take Judgment and decree against
you for Ihe snin of fiaW.OU to
gether with Intereat thereon fioin
Septembers, 191:1, at the rate of d per rem per
aniiuin, and for the further sum of SUU.ttl al.
torney's lee, and for the costs and dishurse
inenla ol this suit, and will take decree
against all the ataive named defendants fore
closing plalntllf a mortgage describe I In said
complaint and directing the aaloAir the mort
gaged premiaea deacrlhett as the NKl4 of Sec
lion 15 In Township N K. a K. W. M., con.
lalnlng liiO acres more or less, the said land Is
further deacrllttd aud designated on the
Culled States plats and In the United Slates
patent aa the N', of Ihe SK'j and lots limn
tiered 1 and 1 of Section Township 'i N., It.
9 K. W. M., Hood Klver County (formerly
Wasco tmnty,) Slate ol Oregon. In the man
ner provided hy law, and Ihe application ot Hie
prooeeda of said sale lo the payment or the
costs and disbursement ol thl suit, to pay
ment ol the sums found due ihe plaintiff, and
barring and foreclosing each and all said de
fendants and all persons claiming under
them from all right, title, Interest and claim
In and (oaald mortgaged premises.
This summons Is served upon you hy pub
lication lliereot for six consecutive weeks In
Ihe Hood Klver Hinder, pursuant lo an order
ot Ihe above entitled eourl dated the 1st dav
of July, ltdS. KollKkT 1. SK.AIiOY,
Attorney for I'lalutitl
Kir st publication July l"v P.H5
Last publication August .11, If 15
Oakdale Greenhouses
The first 15 days in December
is a good time to plant Koses,
Shrubs and all hardy plants.
We have them. Have also tu
lips and daffodils. Tot plants
for winter at Franz', where
orders for cut flowers will be
taken.
Fletcher (SI Fletcher
Phone 4738 Hood River
ROMANCE OF J. L
CARTER'S PARENTS
(By Frd Locklej in Portland Journal)
Two of the moot interesting charac
ter! who attended the recent reunion
of the Oregon Pioneers in Portlsnd
were David and Joseph Carter. David
Carter, who lives at Sheridan, was bom
on March 13, 1H42. at Oregon City, and
Joseph waa born on January 22. 1M5,
on tt.e old Mission farm on Mission
Bottom, north of Salem. Their father.
David Carter, waa born on the shores
of Lake ChampJiin, Vermont, in 1793.
Their mother, Orpha Lankton. came
from New York to Oregon in 1H40.
Joseph Carter, who lives at Hood
Kiver, gave me a brief history of bis
father and mother, of their meeting,
their marriage and their .life Jin Ore
gon. It is a atory full of romance. A
book could be written around the inter
view 1 had with Mr. f arter. 1 will not
attempt to tell the story as he told it
to me, but will simply give a brief
outline.
In November, 1838, Jason Lee ap
peared btfore the board of missions in
New York City and won then to his
views of enlarging'the Oregon mission.
The miFsinnary board chartered the
ship Lausanne and on the 9th of Octo
ber, 1839, she cleared for the mouth of
the Columbia. Mr. Carter's mother,
Orpha Lankton, was one of the recruits
for the mission field.
On April II they anchored at Hono
lulu. Here they spent 17 days visiting
the missionaries to the Sandwich Isl
ands. Here Mies Urpha Lankton met
her fate. David Carter was building
trays for feeding silk worms on mul
berry leaves for Horace Holden, later
a long time resident of Salem, Ore.,
and then a silk raiser at Honlulu.
David Carter met Orpha Lankton
and he lost all interest in silk worms.
In those days courtships were brief.
The marriage ceremony often followed
the introduction by only a few days,
but Miss Lankton, having enlinted to
come as a layman in the missionary
work did not feel'she could quit with
honor, at Honolulu, and insisted on go
ing on to her destination. David Car
ter quit his job and arranged to go to
Oregon on the Lausanne with the mis
sionary party. This gave him a full
month to pursue his courtship and he
made the most of the moonlight nights
of spring.
David Carter and Mies Orpha Lank
ton were soon married and their wed
ding trip was a journey by canoe up
the Columbia to The Dalles where Mr.
Carter took charge of the mission farm.
ODELL RANCHERS
WITHOUT WATER
Strong pleas were made last Friday
afternoon at the meeting of the board
of directors of the Last Fork irriga
tion system by the ranchers of the
Odell district for more water, it having
been declared that the crops of 400
acres of land were jeopardized by lack
of irrigation. The distributing system
of the Odell lateral is said to be sadly
inefficient and mismanaged. The mem
bers of the board are taking every pos
sible step with funds available to tem
porarily relieve the situation.
Two thousand feet of old bored pipe
supplying the I'log and Moe oichnrds
at the top of Tucker hill have gone to
pieces, and the owners of the land have
purchased pipe for a premanent dis
tribution system, which is being in
stalled. They have the promise of
the district to remunerate them later
as funds are available.
Members of the district board vis
ited the Odell district Saturday and
inspected the lateral of that commun
ity. Tiiey report that they found
everything working well.
FURROW HAS BEEN AP
POINTED ROADMASTER
H. L. Furrow, who for several years
has been road supervisor of the Willow
Flat district.was appointed county road
master last week. Mr. Furrow, who
with his brother owns a ranch in the
Willow Flat country, is a graduate of
the Iowa State College at Ames, la.
He has had experience in engineering
work in Inwa and also at Kitzville,
Wash., where he was employed by the
Northern Pacific 11. K. Co.
A question has been raised as to the
legality of the appointment of Mr.
Furrow. Geo. K. V, ilbur, attorney for
Murray Kay, who recently bought suit
against the county to force the court to
put him in charge of road work, con
tends that the appointment should have
been made the lirBt of the year. Judge
Stanton, however, says that the ap
pointment can be made at any time
during the year, provided there be a
vacancy.
Kresse lias Sanitary fups
l ast week the Kresse Drug Co. in
stalled a unique system for the service
of ice cream and cold drinks. Every
drink will be served in a fresh, clean
glazed pnper cup. These are received
in hermetically sealed receptacles and
as needed are removed by the man serv
ing the drink. This sanitary service
has amused no small interest among
the public calling in the store.
New Automobiles Purchased
During the past two weeks two fine
new iiatnmubiles have been purchased
by Hood Kiver people. C. S. Fields
riHs purchased a new Hudson touring
car, six cylinder. No more handsome
machine has ever been seen here. And
just is fine a piece of mechanism and
design of body and line is the new
White Gas car bought last week by C.
Detrman. These two gentlemen are
preparing for the opening of the Co
Itinil in highway.
Powerdale
l ike a dteamland is Powerdale,
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it i?i a urar iiui'e iu hiiuw,
And there's a dream boy lives near by
W hi re the Hood river flows.
Good bye dear old Portland,
r areweii, roses rare.
It's a long, long way to detr old Pow
erdale,
l!ut my heart's right there.
Anonymous.
Cured of Indigestion
Mrs. Sadies P. Clawson, Indiana, Ta.,
was liotliered with indigestion. "My
stomach, pained me night and day," she
writes. 'T would feel bloated and have
headaches and lieleliing after eating. I
also suffered from constipation. My
dituhter had used Chamberlain's Tab
lets and they did her so much good that
she gave nte a few doses of them and in
sisted uiMin my trying them. They
1k'1kh1 nte as nothing else has done."
For sale bv all dflilers.
lintter Wrappers printed at this otli-.e
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alert brain seems dolt and stupid, when
bodily strength tee mi lacking and yon
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will not effect you half ao much if the
bowels are regular and the liver active
and healthy. Foley Cathartic Tablets
are the idea! remedy for indigestion and
constipation. They give stout persons
prompt relief from that uncomfortable
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bv Chas. N. Clarke.
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of the human body.
In perfect health we hardly realize that
we have a network of nerves, bat when
health is ebbing, when strength is declin
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alarm in headaches, tiredness, dreamful
sleep, irritability and nnlesa corrected,
leads straight to a breakdown.
To correct nervousness, Scott's Emul
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rich nutriment gets into the blood and
rich blood feeds the tiny nerve-cells while
the whole system responds to its refresh
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0 Scott & Bownc. Bloomfield, N. J.
COTTAGE
HOSPITAL
Hood River's Medical
Institution
Open to the public for treat
ment of Medical and Surgi
cal cases.
RATES ON APPLICATION
Address
Cottage Hospital Assn.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
MARSHAL'S SALE
Not Ice of sale of real property for delinquent
asH'KHIIiei)tH.
Nollee la hereby given, that on July 3, 1915,
two (2) aeparate WHrranta were duly and rete
ll. arly Issued by the t ity Kecorder of the City
of ilood Klver, Oregon., to me directed and
delivered, commanding me to forthwith ad
vert lue the propertlea hereinafter deacrlhed,
aKRlntit whleh aHNeKMitenla for the coat of a
newer ayalem within Dlvlnlon No. dof Gener
al Hewer Dlsirtrt No.l.of the aald City of Hood
Kiver, Oregon, have tieen heretofore ruade
and levied, a partlrular description of which
suld propertlea, together with the namea of
the perwma to whom aNHeaaed.and the unpaid
lialaneea of aald anKiwHinenUi, Is aa follows,
to-wll:
One (I) warrant describing lota Two and
Twenty-Three ( and 'ill of Block Thirty-Seven
CI7) ol Hood Klver I'roper, an addition to the
City ol Hood Kiver, Oregon, axaeaaed to May
It. ilodgca. Amount due, $57 44; und
hie (1) warrant describing lot Three (3), and
Hie North One-liuarler C4)ol lot Tweuty-Two
ta-J), block Thtrty-Heven (117), Hood River
l'roar, lliood Klver, Oregon, aaaeaoed to A.
M. Cunnlnir anil W. I., and May H, Hodgea.
Amount due, Sift 1)2;
Aud also on said July Dd, 1915, a warrant
was duly and regularly Issued by the City
Kecorder of the City of Hood Kiver, Oregon,
tome directed and dellveied, commanding
me to forthwith advertise the property here.
Inafter mentioned and described, against
whleh an assessment for the cost of the con
si rtiel Ion of a sewer system within Sewer
lilstrlel No. 1, division No. 2, of aald City of
Ilood Klver. Oregon, has heretofore been
made and levied, a particular description of
which ssld proerty, together with the Dame
ol Hie HM'son to whom it waa essessed, and
the unpaid balance of the asseasiueut, ia aa
follows, to-wll:
Lots Hour and h'lve (4 and 5.) Hlook Ten (10),
Idlewlld, au addiliou to the City of Hood
Klver, Oregon, assessed to U. W. Howard.
Amount due, S17 to;
That also on July 3. 1915, two (2) other sepa
rate warrants were duly and regularly ismed
by the City Kecorder ot the City of Hood
Kiver. Oregon, to me directed and delivered.
commanding ion to forthwith advertise the
properly Hereinafter mentioned and de
set ihed, age Inst which assessments, for the
cost of the Improvement of I'rospect Avenue
In said City of Hood Klver have heretofore
been msde and levied, a particular descrtp.
tlon of which said properties, together with
the nitiueaof the persona to whom assessed,
and the amount of aald assessments la aa fol
lows, to-wlt:
one (I) warrant describing lot Two ('2,
Block Thirty-Seven H7) of Hood Klver Proper.
an addition to the city of Hood Klver, Ore
gon. assessed to May li. Hodgea. Amount due,
sns u;
One (1) warrant rieacrihing lot Three (:!),
Block Thirty-Seven (;I7) of Hood Kiver l'rowr,
an addiliou lolhe City ol Hood Kiver, Oregon,
assessed to W. I.. Hodges. Amount due, 574. Jo.
And also on July 8, 1915, another warrant
was duly and regularly Issued by the Oily Ke
corder of the City of Hood Klver, Oregon, to
me directed and delivered, commanding me
lo forthwith advertise the properly herein-
alter inruiionen aim aeacrinea, against wiitcn
an assessment lor the cost of the improve
ment of Twelfth stre t In I he aald City of Hood
Klver. Oregon, has heretofore haen made and
levied, which warrant described the property
as Una One and Two (I and -'), Klock One (1),
Blowers' Kirst Addition to the City of Hood
Kiver, Oregon, assessed to Mrs. K. R. Brydle.
Amount due, SI7I1 15.
That each or aald warrants did further com
mand me to sell said properties, or ao much
thereof aa can be aold atparately toadvan.
tage, sufficient to pay the (laid delinquent as
sessments against each of aald propertlea, to
gether with Interest, cosla and disbursements,
In the manner provided by law, and return
the proceeds of such sale to the City Treasurer
of the City of Hood Klver, Oregon.
Now, therefore. In pursuance of the aald
warrants, and for the purpose of satisfying
Ihe said delinquent assessments, 1 will, ou
Saturday, the Seventh (7lhl day of August,
lliln, at the hour of Ten 'III) o'clock In the fore
noon of that day, at the front door of the
City Hall, In the City of Hood River,
County of Hood Klver, Mate of Oregon,
proceed to aell at public auction to
thehlghesl bidder, for cash In band, the aald
several lots, tracts or parcela of land above
meot toned, or ao much of each of the same as
can be aold separately to advantage, sufficient
to pay the said several delinquent assess
ments, together with Ihe Inlerest, costs and
disbursements provided by law; aud will con
tinue said sale from day to day thereafter, un
til s ild property Is sold, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the said assess
ments. Dated at Hood Kiver, Oregon, this 3rd day
of July, A. b. 1915.
Js.a5 J. K. CAKHON,
-Marshal of the City of Hood Kiver, Oregon
Statement
of the First National Bank, of Hood River,
County ol Hood Klver, Hhite of Oregon, allow
ing Ihe amount standing to the credit of every
dcHtslior July 1, 1915, who haa not mads a
deoosit or who haa not withdrawn any part
of his deposit, principal or Interest, for a per
iod of more thau aeven (7) years Immediately
prior to said date, with the name, last known
piace of residence or post office addiessof
sue n depositor, ana me tact oi his death, If
anown.
Woody, R. V., Hood River, Ore., 110.00.
Kaper A Coleman, Hood River, tl.l'i.
State of Oregon, County of Hood River, as:
1. K. O. Illanchar, being first duly sworn,
depose and say upon oath, that 1 am the
Cashier of Ihe First National Hank of Hood
Klver, County of Hood River, stale of Oregon;
that the foregoing statement ia a full, true,
correct and complete statement, showing the
name, last known reaidence or post office ad-
dress, fact of death, If known, and amount to
the credit of each depositor as required by the
provisions ol Seel ions 737S-7:l, Inclusive,
Lord's Oregon ljws.
E. O. BLANCH AR.
Snbscribed and sworn to before me thla 1st
day of July, A. D. 1W.S.
A. J. Dkkby,
Notary l'ublic for Oregon.
My commission expires Oct. 2S, 1916.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice la hereby given that the nnderalgned
has been appoluled by the County Court of
itooo. mver ivumy, Oregon, administrator of
Ihe estate of Barbara (aaeuave, deceased,
aud haa duly qualllted as such.
All peraoas having claims against said estate
must present the same with proper vouchers
duly verified according to law. at my office
in the First National Bank Building. Hood
Klver, Oregon, within six t) mouths from the
dale of this uotice.
Dated and first published on the 1st day of
JUI, A. I, 17i.
A.J. DERBY.
JyW)"J Administrator
We Don't Keep
Groceries
We Sell Them
:AT THE:
CASH GROCERY
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
Phone 1012
When Your Visitors Are Here
From the East Let Us Take You for that
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Our Motor Cars at Your Service
We are local agents for the Maxwell; would be
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