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THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1916
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Practical Economy
Baking powders made from alum or
phosphate may be bought for a trifle less
than Royal Baking Powder, which is made
' fr001 cream of tartar, derived from grapes.
Alum powders are not only cheap, but
they differ greatly in leavening power.
If a cheap baking powder is used for a
fine cake and the cake turns out a failure
there is a waste of costly materials worth
more than a whole can of the cheap bak
ing powder.
Royal Baking Powder produces the
finest food, and its use therefore, results in
an actual saving.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
New York
ODELL
Posters are out announcing an enter
tainment to be given thia evening at 8
o'clock at the Odell Methodist cburcb.
Some of the best talent in Hood River
and the valley haa been aecured.
Mrs. Troy Shelley returned home last
Thursday night. P. T. Shelley, from
Sandy. Ore., eame in his auto bringing
his mother and sister, Nell, aa far as
Cascade Locks, where the two latter
took tne train to Hood River, aa Nell
was found not strong enough to make
the trip via auto, aa aha atill suffered
from injuries received in an auto acci
dent two weeks previoua. . She ia now
rsportea improving nicely.
Mrs. Tom Absher ia in the hospital
t i at i l r .
in noon niver, wnere ane is reported
improving satisfactorily from a recent
surgical operation.
Lumber is on the ground for enlarg
ing the building occupied by Wood's
Grocery at Odell, aa A. 8. Shelley,
manager of the local store, finds vol
ume of business too great for present
quarters, a wareroom lor nour, feed,
notatoea and other heavv articles, will
be built along the south side of the
store building.
A good ball game ia expected Sunday
when Moaier wjll play Odell on the
local neia. uame called at 2.30 p. m.
J. H. Surface reports the sale of two
lots to Henry Schmidt. Mr. Schmidt
expects to build and make thia bis
home.
The Merry Matrons were entertained
Jucsday afternoon at tne home of Mrs,
Uernhard Krohn.
Alex Da vies, of Milwaukee. Win..
and Mr. Bacon, of Portland, were vis
itors in Udell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Crosby are now at
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noma in Vancouver, wean., wnere nr.
Crosby is Interested in a barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Spencer are
at home in the Palmer property, which
was formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Uaskins.
A telephone was installed Saturday
at the Cameron-Sheppard mill on the
mountain near Fir.. Messrs. Cameron
and Sheppard now employ about 80 men
and the present output ia about 22,000
reel daily. June first tbe plant in Udell
will be in operation, though the man
ufacture of boxes may not begin until
a later date.
There will be a service which is in
tended to do honor to the graduating
classes of the high school and grammar
school, of Odell Sunday evening at the
union church, special music and an
address appropriate to the occasional
are expected.
Tbe Mother'a day service at the
Methodist church Sunday morning was
beautiful and impressive. Sermon.mu-
sic, decotations and the greeting by
little Dorothy Hull were all especially
fine.
As previously announced, the dates
for the county Sunday school conven
tion to be held in the Methodist church
at Odell are May 81 and June 1. The
first day's session' will be held in the
evening and on June first, the second
dsy, there will be morning and after
noon sessions with a picnic lunch at
noon. A worth while program is prom
ised. Everyone interested in Sunday
Bchool work is cordially invited to at
tend any part or all the convention.
J. H. Surface and S. P. Waldorf have
torn down tbe barn on tbe W. L. Fag
sly property and have rebuilt on a new
site and from a plan differing from that
of the one which waa removed.
The graduating exercises of tbe
Union high school and the grammar
school of Odtsll will be held in the
Methodist church at Odell next Monday
evening. Prof. Shafer, of the Univer
isty of Oregon, will deliver an address
and special music will be provided.
The men employed by the Palmer
Ellison Co. are busy, each in tbe line
of work for which he ia fitted. From
30 to 35 men have been located at the
company camp in Odell for the past
month and for the past two weeks four
families have also been tenting near
tbe camp.
H. R. Leedom has accepted tbe posi
tion of assistant auperintendent of tbe
P. S. Telephone Co. at Everett, Wash.
Mr. Leedom hss secured a bungalow
in which he and Mrs. Leedom and their
small sons will reside and Mrs. Leedom
expected to leave Ogden, Utah, Tues
day and friends here believe she will
stop over for a visit with friends in
Odell before going to tbe new borne at
Everett. Mr. Leedom ia to be congrat
ulated upon having secured a fine posi
tion and the P. S. Telephone Co. ia also
to be congratulated upon secured
man who will make good.
Service 9.30 a. m. Sunday school
10.30 a. m. Epworth League and
teacher training clasa 7.30 p. m. at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
Mail and papera will arrive at Odell
next Sunday at 8.40 a. on., the aame as
every day of the week.
PINE GROVE
Lester Jeffries, wife and baby eame
up from Portland via the Columbia
highway recently for a brief viait with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iaaae Jeff
ries. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer House and Mr.
and Mr. and Mra. J. E. Andrewa went
to Portland last Friday over tbe Co
lumbia highway and report an easy
journey. Friday evenig they attended
"Tbe Birth of a Nation," returning
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickeraon went to
Portland last week.
J , C. Jarvia and family and Miss
I-uluHunt were callers at the home of
Mr. and Mra. G. H. Robbins on the
west side Sunday.
It ia understood we are soon to lose
our faithful and efficient mail carrier,
but have the promise of another good
one for the responsible position.
Those who attended aa delegates to
the Sunday school convention held at
The Dallea recently were Mra. Grace
Laraway and Miss Clara Thomson,
their reports being read with interest
in (wo ias sessions ox ice Sunday
school.
Last Sunday morning the Mother'a
day program waa given. The apecial
music consisted of a violin solo by Geo
Wuest, anthem by the choir and aolo
no cnorua oy tne gentlemen a quartet.
Misa Elmlund acenmnaniail nn tha ni.
ano and Miss Margaret Ferrin assisted
On the violin in mninnrtinn aiith Mr
Wuest. A mother's day story waa read
I B J V w .ea .
oj mra. isaac jenries. a good sermon
by the paator and cloaing with a panto
mime "Rock Me to Sleep, Mother,"
rendered by the Misses Vernie Houston
ana urieua neineca, Mrs. in. m. rertig
reading. Hayes Bickford and Harold
Blackman presented carnations tn tha
mothers. A profusion of beautiful
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nowera aaorea me puipn ana piatiorm.
Sunday evening mothera were alao re-
memoHiea be ins jjhddi aervira. mra.
Jennie McDonald, leader.
f!nmmnrmsnt aAriaaa salll ha liaM
at the church Friday afternoon of thia
weea. rtev. xoung, or Hood Kiver,
win give an aaaress on ue occasion.
The church services and Sunday
school will be held as usual next Sun
dae mnrninff I .ear. Stmriav tha attend.
ance at the later waa tbe largest in its
history, number 114.
BELMONT.
Clifford Rugg came from Heppner
Wednesday to look alter bta ranch
property on the Belmont road. Mra.
Rugg and family formerly resided in
our community.
Mrs. Hamblett came Thursday from
visitlna relatives and friends at lone.
Ore., and ia visiting at the Keystone
cherry ranch.
Thomaa McKean returned from Myr
tie Point, Ore., last week and ia at bis
old job of nijht watchman at tbe
planer.
Mr. and Mrs. Stockton, of White
Salmon, have rented the Morse ranch
and are cosily settled. Mrs. Stockton
was formerly Miss Hoskins, of Bel
mont. Her friends are glad to wei
come her back among them.
Ralph Rugg, of Portland guest
of Neil Munaruaker.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Eddie and chil
dren. left Friday morning for Colum
bus, Wash. They will visit relatives
and friends there for a week, then go
to Goldendale, Wash., where Mr. Eddie
witt have charge of a donkey engine.
They will - return to Hood River later
in the aeason.
Flovd Nunamaker and wife apent
Sunday at tbe home of his parents, Mr.
and Mra. J. R. Nunamaker.
W. H. Davis, wife and children
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J.
W. Uavia.
Misa Mattie Jonea anent Sunday af
ternoon with the Misses Nellie and Lu
cille Davia.
W. J. Wollam and family were call
ing on friends in Frankton district
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. G. C. McKee and chil
dren spent Sundsy at tbe home of Mr.
and Mra. Sparks on Alameda Way.
Mr. and Mra. Will Farrel were
guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. f . Andrews,, uaa urovc.
Mra. H. P. Allen scent Wednesday
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Farrell and family.
m. .nil Mra. L. W. Bishon and Miss
Imnoinfl were aueata Sundsv at the
borne of Mr. and Mra. Arthur label and
family.
Mr. and Mra. Fred Blalock apent
Sunday at tbe borne of Mra. Robert
Jonea and family.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Sherrill and
fsimly were visiting at the home of
Mr. and Airs, stocxton ana ounuej af
ternoon. Mr and Mm. Marsh Iaenberg and
Mr. and Mra. Elmer Isenberg and little
r.nia inant Snndav in Belmont at tbe
home of Mr. and .Mra. Howard Isen
berg. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Forden and fam
ily took advantage of tbe lovely day
Sunday and indulged in an auto ride.
At a meteins of tbe directors of Bar
rett school all the teachera were re
elected to their old positions for the
next term of school.
r. .? nraton waa around tbe neigh
borhood Sunday looking for hia horse.
which in aomo way got out oi vne pas
ture at Park grange.
FRANKTON.
n fi rvitnn frnm Pnrtland. waa in
Frankton Saturday looking after hia
big apple ranch on Phelpa creek.
Will Eby met with quite a serious
niia laat bmV While
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kanrJIino inrit material ha vat soma 01
the strong mixture in his eye. He haa
been under tne oocior a care since.
ttj Millar ami ann Tail, rambled
down to Portland and beyond in hia lit
tle Ford last Saturday, returning Sun
day. Mr. Miller aaya the highway ia
in fine condition with the exception of
a few small muddy places that will
soon be fixed.
Mra MeNath. nreaident of the Oregon
Congress of Mothera, will apeak at
Frankton on the evening of May 26 at
special meeting oi tne rarer, t-ieacn-
' "oclaticn. Aa ice cream social
win oe given we tame evening in con
nection with the mectinff.
More autoe and ether vehicles passed
wrougn rrankton Sunday ever the Co-
juuiuia nigBway man nave ever trav
eled it in etna dav ainea It haa hn a
Mra. Patton and children, of Husura,
Wash., viaitad tha weak and with har
lister. Mrs. Roy Paaach.
Tbe girls oi tbe eighth grade claaa
war enwiainea sonaay ai dinner By
Misa Elma firnv. while har fathar anI
mother were visiting in Hood River.
A nninn hioh shnil ia talbxt
over by the Barrett and Frankton die-
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incia. ii ii metenaiiaea ue acnooi
111 DO field in the Belmont ehnrch thia
term aa a tryout.
Tha rnaH elawara atijf jutnntw mm...
or looaea over me union mil road laat
Monday.
Misa Helan Pnaslll f tha aetanalAn
department of O. A. C, gave an inter
esting tais to ue rrankton pupils last
j uuraua y on extension wort.
Miaaaa Virola anil Nasal Smith of
Hn.IO.ra. Waah aura vnaata laat aiaali
oi miss ueorgia rtowe.
Don't forvet that Thnrariaa aftarnnnn
Ma 2K tha hia Mil ninuit la hail-
- aT "p wsw mj afavauB aaa aa
liaot coloring and song, will be stsged
on the Frankton school eampua under
me training ana direction of Misa Ai
dine Bartmeaa. Tha program will ap
pear in naxt aaali'a nanar Nn ailmia.
aion will be changed and all patrons
ana inenae or tne scoooi are cordially
invited to be present. Tbe processional
ill inlnla anrina) havalHa Irttiohta
drummer, erownbearer, queen, fairies
ana aancers.
A number of Frankton'a young peo
ple picnicked Sunday at Moreland s
tennia eourt The morning waa apent
in putting the court in abape and In tbe
afternoon severs! sets of tennis were
played.
The Four Leaf Clover club will meet
tbie afternoon at the home of Mrs. J.
O. Eastman.
OAK GROVE
Mra. Green and children, who have
been visiting her sister. Mrs. J. U.
Bowerman. and brother. D. L. Pierson.
for the past five weeks, left Monday
evening for tneir noma at London, un
tario.
Mra. Freida Learning wont to Port
land Saturday.
Mra. B. F. Eadleman returned Mon
day from Moody, where she had been
spending a week with ber little grand
daughters,
Miss Co weill was present at the Par
ent-Teacher meeting last week Tbura
day and spoke in her usual entertaining
manner. The officers who were elected
for next year are Mra. G. S. Ellis.
pres. : Mrs. A. G. Wing, vice pres. ;
Mrs. D. L. Pierson, sec. and treaa. A
vote of thanks was extended to Mrs.
Wedemeyer for her very efficient work
aa president during tbe last year. Af
ter tbe meeting adjourned Mra. wede
meyer aerved refreshments.
J. C. Jonea and Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Reem and aon and daughter and Miss
Geneva Childs motored over from The
Dallea Sundat and snent the dav visit
ing tbe Arneson, need and Llndsey
families at the home of L. H. Arneson.
The two men are brothers of Mrs. R.
B. Lindsey. Tbey reported the roads
in fine condition.
MrsT J. C Bowman gave a party last
week Tuesday afternoon in honor of
ber aister, Mra. Green.
School will close tomorrow. The pu-
pila will give a program at 1.S0. Prof.
Gibson will be present and addresa the
eighth grade pupils.
A number of tbe Odell residents will
be present to take part in Sunday af
ternoon's services.
MIDDLE VALLEY
Fred Riea, who was taken to the lo
cal hospital last Wednesday, hss re
turned home, better but still quite
weak.
Jake Lens. J. R. Steele and F. M.
Ireland were Hood River visitors Fri
day.
Mrs. M. Ciaft waa a week end visitor
at The Dallea and Mosier.
Mrs. Stanley Walter, who has been
suffering with a severe case of poison
oak, la improving.
Glen Lens and James Steele attended
the elub dance at Odell Friday night
and report a pleasant time.
Tbe Reading elub met at the home of
Mra. F. X. Arena last Saturday. Sub-
ect, snakespeare.
Jake Lens, with a party, exoecta to
make trip to Lost Lake next week.
Stanley Walter and Will Eichenknapp
took in the ball game in Hood River
Sunday and report an interesting game.
Mr. and Mra. Chaa. Calkins and
daughter, Mra. Eldon Bradley, were
visitors in tne valley Sunday.
Mra. F. X. Arena and Mra. Boneman
were callera at the Lena home Sunday.
Mrs. Jake Lena and Mra. J. B. Dim-
mick were visitors in Odell Sunday at
the home of Mra. Rose Odell.
L. Nex lost a two year old ateer last
week, which eame in contact with an
electric wire.
F. M. Ireland is engineer on the rock
crusher at tbe lava beds this week.
Louis Rboadea haa purchased about
25 head of young cattle from Sherman
county farmers. He brought them in
Sunday. Success, neighbor.
MOUNT HOOD.
The social at the school house waa
well attended and the sale of the bas-
eta amounted to 117.90. Prof. Gibson
gave an interesting talk and Parkdale
quartet sang a couple of selections.
There will do another socisl in four
weeks.
The Endeavor will give a memorial
program on Tueaday evening. May SO.
at the Mount Hood church. Everyone
ia asked to attend.
Mr. Kitchel. who has been working
near Van Horn, has returned home.
Mr. Henderson, the eounty orchard
inspector, waa in Mount Hood Saturday
looking over a numner of orchards.
Ha finds many of the orchards in pretty
poor condition and expecta to return
during the week.
Miss Marjorie Barr. of Hood River.
apent Sunday in Mount Hood.
School cloaea Friday with a picnic.
Warren Cooper and family went to
Hood River Saturday in their car.
Mount Hood baseball boys played at
Hood River Sunday.
Phonso Beal'a aale waa a great suc
cess. He sold everything and left for
Hood Kiver Monday.
Jim Dimmick arrived at Mount Hood
Thraaday for a visit with relativea at
the J. B. Dimmick borne.
Ira Kara, who haa been working on
the ditch for the past month, returned
to Portland Tueaday.
Work on tbe big ditch waa completed
today. Water waa turned in tbe Farm
era' ditch Monday night, after having
peea anut on zor aoout two weeks.
CENTRAL VALE
School closes tomorrow. Tbe annual
achool picnic will be held in Fletcher's
grove. Tha dosing exercises will be
given Saturday evening In ue scbooi
yard at 8 o'clock. Everyone ia cordially
iovited.
Miaa Eva Gunn, of Odell, visited
m iaa Mary Sheppard thia week.
Mra. Pool Hansen and aon. Arthur,
have taken op their residence in Hood
Kiver. Arthur ia now on tne no. i ro
ral mail route. .
Mra. Job Shennard ascertained Mr.
and Mra. Mark Cameron and aon, Vir
gil. Mr. and Mra. Pool Hansen and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. snap
pard and family at dinner Sunday.
Miaa Kitty Bragg apent the week end
in tlood Kiver.
Miaaes Frances and Harriet Fuller
spent tbe week end with their grend-
mother iu Hood River.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Spencer have
moved from tbe Warner ranch to a
houae in OdelL
Frank Scboolta ia in The Dallea this
week. He will ao from there to Spo
kane where Mra. Scboolta will join him
later in the aummer and where they
will make tbeir future home.
Mra. Poul Banaen entertained four
tablea at cards Saturday night in honor
of Mr. Hansen s birtbdsy.
DEE
L. F. Parker underwent a alight op
eration at the Cottage hospital last
week. Mrs. Parker waa in town with
him. , .
On Tuesdsy J. R. Edgar went to
town on buaineas.
W. J. Horbelt and family will be at
borne in tbeir new house on the flat
thia week.
The bouae at Dee recently occupied
by tbe Horbelta. baa been rented to A.
R. Crump, of Hood River. Mr. Crump
is employed at tbe mill of tbe urcgon
Lumbar Co. Mrs. Crump snd daughter
will join bim here aa soon sa the schools
in Mood Kiver close. :
Mrs. Lswrence Tsvlor will entertain
aeveral ladiea Thursday afternoon in
in Donor of her motner-ln-law. Mrs.
Taylor, Sr., will leave shortly to visit
witn anotner son in Idaho, wo under
atand.
Many of the ladiea met at the achool
bouse Wednesday afternoon to "show
er" tbe teacher, Mrs. Stockham.wno ia
to become a bride next month.
Mr. and Mra. McAllister and little
daughter, Maxlne.of Hood River, spent
Sunday and Monday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Whitely. Mrs. White-
iya nd Mra. McAllister are sisters.
Union Sunday achool at 10 a. m. at
W. I. Kirby'a. Two classes, infants
and adults. All are welcome. ,
FROST DOES LITTLE
DAMAGE IN MOSIER
, From the Moaier Bulletin
While other districts have been hit
bard by the frosts during the past
week, tbe Mosier district hss suffered
little in thia respect. A number of the
orcbardista a few miles south of the
city in the higher aitijudes report ice
and frosts aa well as snow which hss
caused some little damage to the vari
ous fruits. ' On the whole, however,
the damage ia alight. Manager Chat
field, of the local association, atatea
that no aerioua results have been re
ported to him.
In many of the nearby districts, in
The Dallea and contiguous fruit sec
tions of the county severe frosts have
wrought havoe with many of the crops,
according to reports. Manager Chat
field estimates that tbe local cherry
crop will be twenty per cent more than
the yield of last year. Lack of pollen
ization will cause many of tbe cherries
now formed on the trees to drop off.
The applea are not hurt, with the ex
ception of a very ailght damage to a
few orchards several miles south.
H. M. Scearce, who returned thia
week from a trip through tbe Yakima
country, reporta aevere frosts, with
tbe result that the apple crop is pre
dicted at thirty per .cent of normal.
Other fruits suffered as well.
Breaks Leg in Power Wheel
(From the Mosier Bulletin)
While trying to start the big fly
wheel on the BO horse power gasoline
engine which furnishes pressure In the
concrete reservoir used in the irriga
tion system by the East Hood River
Fruit company on their tract east of
tbe city, Hana Kollandsrud Thursdsy
morning caught hia foot in the spoke
of the wheel, breaking hia leg. When
be pulled the leg out from between tbe
spokes of the wheel the break, which
occurred between the ankle and the
knee waa fuch that the bones were
protruding through the flesh. The re
sult waa a compound fracture.
Mr. Kollandsrud, who is manager of
tbe orchard, had been in the habit of
standing on the fly wheel to stsrt it
escb time. The engine did not stsrt
on the first attempt, but on tbe second
round Mr. Kollandarud'a foot slipped
snd was caught underneath tbe con
crete foundation. One of the spokes
eaught hia foot and threw hia to the
floor. Dr. Robinaon waa called and
placed the broken limb in a wooden
frame, and later when it ia not necea-
sary to dress the wound each day, a
plaster of Paria cast will be made.
A Hold-Up .
If a man holds you up once that's
his fault but if be holds you up twice
that's your fault. We don't bold you
op because a hold-np man ia a aare
loser. And if you are held up you
lose too. So you see we both loose
that way."
Next winter vou may think that
you are being held op. 8b you bad
better listen to us now. Green slab
is cheap at present and it doesn't
cost a cent for sunshine to dry it.
You get tbe idea.
Listen We atill give good measure
and remember we are giving yon
-this hunch. TRANSFER it LIVERY
CO. Telephone 4111.
Go to Law, The Cleaner.
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. Brrktaaaf a writ of czaratioa fe faraduaura
bSaaa br tha Clark af tha Ciicnit Coort of Boat
tvar uaaatr. Btata of Qratoa. tatai April Si
Jilt la cartaia aatt la aud sourt wWaratm Vkiart
0. Laana Lac la BauatifT aad Havy F. Lac.
Mary A. Hok.at al ara oarandaatu ana rbma
aid akiatiff and aud dafaaoant. Mary A. Hot,
raemnd jodcmat and dacraa aa tha 10th day at
ana, mi, aaataar IM aaal aaiaim Hanry F.
Lara, aa follows: Ona thouaand dntfau (11 000)
wit tntaraat taaraa frota July M, int. at tha
rata of I nor cant par aaaua aatil said, aad two
kaodrad dallaraltlObjaa atlmaai'a fata fat farar of
ajajnamtin, aad two thomaad doHanaK.000). ta.
cotaar with kttaraat taarooa from July SS. ISIS, at
tha rata of S par eaat par aaa um aatil paid, aad
two kundrad dollan feon) aa attoraay. faaakt
favor of aud dafaadaat Hoka. which aud wrttaf
axacBtioa oBuaaada m aa ahariff to aiaa aala of
UM raal aroDortr dcaeribad ia aaal daeraa of too.
ckisara aad haraaftar d wen bad, to aatiafy md
judmant aad tha aipanaaa of aala:
Mouea ia aoraby gnvaa that I wiu. at tha hoar m
(aa a'ekttk in tha foraaoon. aa tha BMhdayaf
Bar. IWk. U taa front door of tha Coantr ennrfc.
bouat ia tha City of Hood River. County of Hood
Rivar. Stata of Oram. aaU ta tha awoart biadar
far aaah tha foUowina daarrlbad raal property
aituatad bv tha County of Hood Birar. Stata of
vrayoa. ewn:
"All tht foUowina tract of kuul which Henry P.
Lace and Violet G. Lamoa Laaa. haabud and
wife, acquired by warranty dead from Lyman M.
Wilaoa and Mary L Wiieea. huabnnd and wife,
dated January SOth. 1801. recorded in Book U of
IMad. para ZO. Wuce County record; oooibm
ma at auartar career common tn Ttirm. nnMi
1) and twenty-four 124) fat townahip two it)
north, rancaa tan (10) and eleven (11) east of tha
Willamette Meridian: thence ma Mat aii chain
ana ainetaea unka (US eh. I to a point aa the w
aide of the county road, baina tha aouthweat a
nor of toe mad baron conveyed: thence run east
twenty-two chaina aad fourteen Unka (22.14 aha.).
Bora or lean, to tha aonthwaat ana oi the reran.
ty U) acre tract heretofora Bold to John K.
Oaabr. for tha aouthaaat earner of tha beat
Herein eon rayed; thence run north alone tha weat
Una of aaid twenty UX acres eaves chains and
Mty-one links (7.61 chs.) to the southeast earner
of the J. E. Bateon 20 acres, and brine the aorta
east corner of thia tract; thence run watt alena
tha south line of tbe Bataoa twenty (20) aerea,
twenty-two chains snd thirty-flva links (22.16 chs)
to tbe eouthwset corner of said Bataon's twenty
(20) acres, beuuj tha northwaat corner of tha
tract Herein conveyed: thence run aouth S dee.
88 min.. east two chaina and fifty Unka (.60 ehsT):
thence aouth nva (6) chaina to tha southwest cor
ner of the tract herein conveyed, eon tain ine aav-
! teen (171 acres, mora or lees; situated ia Hood
luverumnty (formerly a part of Wasco County).
State of Oreeron. excepting thereout: Tha fol
krwlna tract of land conveyed bv Warrant Dad
dated July 28. UOS, from Henry P. Use. afore,
said, and hia said wife in favor of F. Q. Fiecber,
Deruwlnc st a point on tha quarter section line
twenty-eiaht chains and thirty-three links (&M
chs.) east of tha southwest comer of tbe aouth
half of tha northwest quarter of section nineteen
(IS) ia township two (2) north of ranee eleven illi
eaat of the Willamette Meridian, beinr the south
east corner of that certain eeventeen acre tract of
land, which the grantors herein acquired by War
ranty Deed dated January SO, 1907, executed by
Lyman M. Wilson and wife, duly recorded la the
wasco iminty, ureron. dead records, ia Bjok 4S
at pace 228; thence north alone the east Una of
M eerer. teen 117) sere tract, seven chaina and
fifty-one links (7.61 chs.) to iu northeast corner;
thence west slons the north Una of said seventeen
(17) sere tract sixteen chaina and three links (16.03
chs.); thence south parallel with tha cast Una of
said seventeen (17) acre tract seven chains and
fifty links (7.60 chs.) to the south Una of aaid aouth
half of tbe northwest quarter of section nineteen
(19); thence east along- said quarter section Una
sixteen chains and three links (16.08 ehs.) to the
place of beginning, being the east twelve(12)acres
of the above mentioned seventeen (17) sere tract;
or so mucn i nerval as may na necessary to aatiafy
said judgment and decree and accruinr costs.
Said oraoerty shall be sold suhieet ta eonnrmatbai
ana redemption aa provided by law.
Dated April 24, 1810.
a27-m26 THOS. P. JOHNSON.
Sheriff of Hood River County, Oregon.
Summons for Publication In Foreclosure
of Tax Lien
In tha Clronlt Court of tha BU( of Oregon,
iur ouuu niTer uouuiy.
0. 0. Johnson, Plaintiff
vs.
M. If, Sweeny, Defendant.
To M. H. Sweeny, tbe above named defend'
am: -
In the name of State of Orearon.von are here.
oy nouneu inn u.i.JODneon.noiuer oi lertin
oste of Delinquency numbered 185 tuned on
tbe 1st day ot February 1015, by the Tax Col.
lector of tbe County of Hood River, Mate oi
Oregon, for the smount of 61-100 Dollars, the
same being tbe amount then due and delin
quent for taxes for tbe yesr 1910, together wttb
penalty. Interest and costs thereon upon tbe
real Iproperty assessed to you, of which you
ara the owner as anneara of record, sltnatad
In said County and Htate, and particularly
bounded and described hs follows, UvwIU
loi is, Biocx i, iiooa Kiver rare.
You are further notified that said O. P..
Joiinaon haa paid taxes on said premise for
trior or subsequent years, with tne. rate of In
erest on said amounts as follows:
Year's Date Tax Hec't Rats of
Tit Palri Nn AIUl.
1912 Jan.18, lfiH 8621
1913 Jan. IS, 1816 8798
1914 Jib. 18, 1918 7418
80s 16 per cent
per annum
20o 15 per cent
per annum
180 16 per cent
perannmn
ftoiii u u e.AMw - u nr,. i i
title of tbe above described nroDerty as tbe
same appears of record, and each of the other
persons aoove naniea are nereoy runner noti
fied that tbe plaintiff will apply to tbe Circuit
Court of tbe County and Htate aforesaid for a
decree foreclosing tbe Hen against tbe pro
perty above described and mentioned In said
certificate. And you are hereby summoned
to appear within sixty days after tba first
publication of tbls summons, exclusive ot tbe
day of said first publication, and defend tbls
sctlon or pay the amount due as above
shown, together wltb oosta and accrued in-
wnai, auu iu raw ui jruur mnure uj uo au, a
decree will be rendered foreclosing tbe lien of
said taxes and costs against tbe land and
premises aoove namea.
mis summons ispuousnea oy oruerof tne
Honorable E. K. Stsnton. Judge of the Count
Court of tbe State of Oregon, lor tbe County
of Hood River, and asld order waa made and
dated this 28tb day of April, 1916, and tbe date
of tbe first publication of this summons Is the
27th day of April, 1916.
ah process ana papers ut tnii proceed
ing may be served upon tbe undersurned re
siding within tbe State of Oregon, at tba ad.
areas neresiter mentioned.
A. J. DERBY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address, Hood Kiver, Ore. ar-Jnttt
Notice of Guardian's Sale
By virtue of an order of license to sell real
property dnly made and filed by the County
Judge of the County Court of the Stat of Ore
gon, for Hood River County, dated April 14th,
1918, In the matter of the guardianship of Robs
J. Klaus. Florence R, Klaus, Leila E. Klaus
and Roblna Klaus, the children of John
Packer, deceased, minora, now pending In
aid court;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 will
on tbe JOth day of May A. D 1918, at the front
doorpftbeCourt House In the City of Hood
River, County of Hood River, and Stata of
Oregon, at 10 o'clock tn tha forenoon of said
day, sell at public auction to tbe highest bid
der for cash, an undivided one-fourth QQ In
terest In and to tha following described real
property, situated In tha County of Hood
River and Btat of Oregon towlu
lot Eleven (111 tn Block Three (8) of R trans-
ban's first Addition to tba City ot Hood
River. Oregon, according to tbe man or Dial
thereof on file and of record in the office oftb
County Clerk of and for said Hood River
County.
Dated April 18th, 1916.
UA.4A. P. Reed CORA BELLE KLAUS,
Attorney for Guardian As Guardian
Hood River, Ore. a20-mU Aforesaid.
NoUce of Sheriffs Sale
In the Circuit Court of the Stata of Oremn
tor Hood River County.
Samuel Cochran, plaintiff, vs. Frank E.
Matt. Hllma A. Matt and Ora A, Khodaa.
defendants.
By virtue of aa execution In foreclosure and
order of sale duly Issued out of and uncier tbe
seat oi tne Nate of Oregon lor uooa Kiver
County, to me directed and dated tha 6th dav
of April, 1916, upon a decree for the forectosare
of certain mortgage and judgment rendered
end entered In tbe above entitled court and
cause on tbe 8th day of March, 1916, In ntvor
of plaintiff and against the defendants, Frank
fi. mail, au ma A. Mill ana ora a. Knoaes.
lor tba sum of seventeen hundred
seventy-eight and M00 dollars (t1778.) with
interest thereon at tba rat of 8 percent, per
annum since tbe 8th dav of March. 118. and
one hundred fifty (I150i dollars a ttornc 's fees,
and seventeen (117) dollar coat of suit and ao
eruirjg oosta, and the further ism of fifty-one
ana ze-iw aoiiars wiin lniejreei uereon at tne
rata of 16 per cent, per annum from the 22nd
day of November, 1916, and eornmandinf me
to make sal of real nrooenv described in said
decree of foreclosure, I will at the hour of S
o'clock in Ice afternoon on tha SOth day of
May. 116, at tbe east front door of the county
eourt house tn the elty of Hood River, County
of Rood River, Oregon, aell at public auction
to tne nignen oiaaer par caen in nana tne fol
low! ng described real property, situated la
nooa ruver uoumy, uregon, towiu
Tbe South Half of the North Half of tha
North west quarter of tbe Sou th west a Darter of
faction eleven In township two north, range
vow oast oi wiiiameuo saanaian ia nooo
River County Oregon, containing tea acres of
land, more or less, said property will be sold
subject to confirmation aad reaemptioa a by
haw provided.
Dated at Hood River. Oregon, tali toth dav
of April, 1916. THOts. F. JOB NSON,
JO-mia Bbcrtff of Hood River Coaaty, Or.
. Sosaois
In the Clreult Court of the Stata of Oregon.
or um unav oi auua auvor.
Barak J. Bock man, Plaintiff, va. R. A. Mo
Clansthsn, Laeli 8. McCianatiisa. C. U &oa
era. M. L. Rogers, W. a. Farrta, tsraca F, ffarri
and B. E. Youmaaa, Defendants.
ToW. a Farrta and Grace) .F, Farrta the
aoove as ttisti iiaianiiaiii
la the Name of the Steuof Oraa-cja- voo and
each of you are required to appear and a Bo
wer th complaint filed agalna yoe la th
above entitled court aad eauae on or before
a waraa anec tne art pubuoauoa of suov
uoum hub oaoaa, sown:
On the Snd dav of J ona A. D . lata and if mm
fell to appear and answer, too plaintiff will
ppiy to th above entitled eoart for the relief
aemanaea in nor complaint, lowlb
. ror a jung raeol againat defendants, K. A.
MeClaaatban, Laolle H. MeChwatban, C. U
Roe-era. M. L. Roerara. and Uraeai P. rarrla h.
li8 and Interest thereoa at tbe rate of seven
Kr eeni. par annum from tbe 6Ui day of May,
14. and tor Slug atiomei's fee, on account of
a note dated May 6, 1911, and which note ta
numbered one, and for OtOO and interest
thereon at the rats of saves per carat, per an.
nnn. ffWhm Ik. IUI. - a um J .
UO attorney' fees, on account of a note dated
May 6, 1911, and which not la numbered two,
and foe tMOO and Interest, thereon at th rate
Of seven per sent, par annum from tbettbday
of May, 1914, sod lor 6V00 attorney s fees, on
account of a note dated May 6, 19U, and which
note la numbered lb tea. all of which nntaa
ev tdene a debt of SVOO, and for tba costs and
aisoursemenu of this suit. And for a decree
for foreclosing a motigag for aaid amount, on
tbe following described real and personal
property, and for a finer ea bamn and Sir.
closing all of the defendants named In tbls
suit from any and all right, title or Interest in
or to aaid real and personal property, which
a "awiwa mm IUIIUWK -
Beginning at tbe Northwest corner of tbe
East half of the Southeast onartar nf Baatlnn
11. To. 8 N. of R. 10 B.. W. M.. running thence
tast a 1-6 rods, tbeno South 60 rods, thence
West 17 IA rods, thanes North SO mda ia tha
place of beginning, axoept a (Uipot Undone
rod wide on to West snd North thereof tor
road purposes; also four shires of tbe capital
slock of to Farmer lrruration no. And for
sucb other roll aa In equity may seem
wnn aua prvfivr.
Tbls summons I served noon von bv nnhll.
cation, by order of th Hon. fc. B. Stanton,
Judge of the County Conrt of thautaianf
Oregon for th County of Hood River, made
sou enierea on toe Min asy of April, rots. The
uais oi w nrsi puDnoation of wnia summon
is inursaay, April lu.m.
at. n. vAKTEtt ana
JOHN V AN Z ANTE.
bJ1 Attorneys fur Plaintiff.
MARSHAL'S SALE
Notice af Sale af City Icil toacrty for MTa.
stal AssctsmcatJ
Notice la hereby slven.. thai on Anrll
M, 1916. a warrant waa dulv and iwuiarlv la.
sued by th City Recorder of the Cltv of
nwu niver, ureeTOD. to ma
1 1 M 111 - . . . . - .
directed and
delivered, commanding me
to forthwith
advertise th properties
hereinafter de
scribed, against wblch assessments for the
cosiof tne construction of a aewer system
WM.UIU oiwrr Liiswiet no, I, ifivision NO. g, in
said City of Hood River, Oregon, na been
heretofore mad and levied, which warrant
vw.wiviuaua uiu n.ini, wuicu warrant
eribed !the .property as lots 4, 6. 21 aad 88,
ck 86, Hood River Proper, an addition tn
City of Hood River, Oregon, assessed to
oescnoea :ine ,
block
the Cltv
Maude B. Pattee. Amount due. Slum with
Interest at I per csnt per annum sine Jul 18,
That also on ssid Anrll ti. a .m n.
duly snd regularly issued by the City Recorder of
ue uty of uooa Kiver, Oregon, to me directed
snd delivered, commanding ma to forthwith sd-
vertiss tbe property hereinafter described, against
which an ssssssmsnt for the cost of ths improve-
meni H auur siren in saia utv ox Hand Hlvar.
Oregon, haa been heretofore made and lavied.
which warrant described the property a Lots 22
and 28, Block 88 of Hood River Proper, aa addition
u in uiy oi nooa Kiver. Oregon, mmil to
Msuas a, rattee. Amount due, SllZ.es, with in
terest at 6 per cent per annum since April 8, 1916.
Also on aaid April 84. 1916. a warrant waa dulv
snd regularly issued by ths City Recorder of tbe
City of Hood Kiver, Oregon, to me directed and
delivered, commanding me to forthwith advertiss
the property hereinafter described, against which
sn assessment for the cost of tha improvement of
ubk siren in san uty or uooa Kiver, Oregon,
has been heretofore mads and levied, which war
rant described the Drooertv as tha weat half f Wk:l
of Lot 6, and all of Lot 8, Block 6. Waucoma, an
addition to th City of Hood River, Oregon, asses
ed to Marjorie E. Fouts. Amount due, 8122.40. with
interest at 6 per oent per annum since August 18,
1MB.
Also on said Anrll 24. 1916. a warrant eras dulv
and regularly issued by the City Recorder of the
City of Hood River, Oregon, to me directed and
delivered, commanding me to forthwith advertiss
the property hereinafter described, against which
an assessment for the cost of the improvement of
Prospect avenue In said City of Hood River, Ore
gon, nas heretofore been mads and levied, which
warrant described the property aa Lota i snd 6,
Block 86, of Hood River Proper, an addition to the
City of Hood River, Oregon, asassstd to Mauds E.
Pattee. Amount due, 8148.82. with interest at 6
per cent per annum sines starch is. 1916.
That also on aaid Anrll 24. 1916. a warrant was
duly and regularly issued by the City Recorder of
the City of Hood River. Oregon, to me directed
and delivered, commanding me to forthwith sd
vertias the property hereinafter deeeribed.against
which an assessment for tbe cost of ths improve
ment of Ninth Street in said City of Hood River,
Oregon, haa heretofore been made and levied.
wnica warrant aeseriDea tne property as Lot 6.
Block 8. Waucoma. an addition to the City of
Hood River, Oregon, assessed to Marjorie E.
Fonts. Amount due. 1104.64. with Interest at 8
per cent per annum since December 22. 1914.
And that also on said April 24. 1916. another
warrant was duly and regularly issued by the City
Recorder of the City of Hood River,
Oregon, to me directed and delivered,
commanding me to forthwith advertise the
property hereinafter described, against which
assessment for the coat of the improvement of
Ninth Street in said Cite of Hood River, Oregon,
has heretofore been made and levied, which war
rant described the property aa the west half
IWW of Lot 6. and all of Lot 6, Block 6. Wauco
ma, sa addition to ths City of Hood River, Oregon,
assessed to Msrjorie E. Fouts, Amount due,
8276.46, with interest at 6 per cent par annum since
uecemoer n, iit.
That each of said warrant did further com
mand me to Mil said properties, or so much
thereof a can be Bold separately to advan
tage, sufficient to pay the said delinauent as
sessments against each of said properties, to
gether with Interest, costs and disbursements,
iu tne manner proviaea oy taw, ana return
tbe proceeds of such sal to the Cltv Treasurer
of tbe City of Hood River, Oregon.
NOW. THKEF)RE. In pursuance of tha ssid
warrants, and for tbe purpose of aatisfying ths
said delinquent assessments, I will, on Saturday,
the 10th day of June. 1916, at tbe hour of ten (10)
o'clock In the forenoon of that day. at the front
doorof the City Hall In the City of Hood River,
County of Hood River, State of Oregon, proceed
to aell at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the aaid several lots, tracts or par
eels of lands above mentioned, or so much of each
of the same as can be sold separately to advantage,
sufficient to pay the said several delinquent sness
menta, together with the interest, costs and dis
bursements provided by law, and will continue
said sals irom any to day thereafter until said
property is sold, or so much thereof aa may be
irssssry to satisfy the said assessments.
Dated at Hood River. Oregon, thia 24th dav of
April A. D., 1916.
mll-j8 J. K. CARSON.
Marshall or the City of Hood River, Oregon.
Sammons for Publication la Foreclosure
or Tuuea
In th Circuit Court of tba Stata of Oregon
lor Hood River County.
O. C Johnson, Plaintiff
vs.
H. Bweeny, Defendant.
To J, H, Sweeny, th above named defendant:
In th nam of th Slate of Oregon, you are
hereby notified tbat O. O. Johnson, the bolder
of Certificate of Delinquency, numbered 184,
laeued on tbe 1st day or February, 1915, by th
Tax Collector of th County of Hood River,
Stat of Oregon, for th amount of 61-100 Dol
lars, tn sams oetng tne amount then on ana
delinquent for taxes for the year 1910, together
wltb penalty, Interest and oosta thereon upon
the real property saeetsc 1 to yon, of which
you are the owner as appears of record, Ha
sted In said County and btat, and particular
ly oounaea ana oescnoea as miiow to-wiu
Lot i, oioca i, uooa Kiver rarsu
Yon are farther notified that aaid O. C.
Johnson baa paid tbe taxes on aatd premise
for prior or snbteauent ysars. with the rate
of interest oa aatd amount as follow:
Tear's Data Tax Rec't . . Rat of
Tax Paid No, Interest
1911 Jan. 11, 1916 am too 16 per cent
per annum
IM Jan. 18,1918 874 20o U per cent
rer annum
1911 Jan, U, 1916 7419 Ue 16 per oent
per annum
Said J. H. Sweeny a th owner of th legal
title to tbe abovs described property aa th
asms appear of record, and each of the other
Tsona soots namea are nereoy runner soil
ed that the plaintiff will anal v to the Circuit
Court of th County and Stat aforesaid for a
decree foreclosing th lien againat th pro
perty above described and mentioned In (aid
certificate. And you are hereby summoned
o appear within atxty day after tbe first
Subiicatlon of thia summons, sxcluslvs of lb
ay of aaid first publication, and dated this
action or pay the amount du aa above shown
logetner wiin costs ana aocruea interest, ana
In case of your fhllurs to do so, a decree will
be rendered foreclosing tn lien of aaid taxes
and costs against th land and premises ebor
named.
Thia summon is published by order of th
Honorable . K- Stanton. Jodae of tbe County
Court of the State of Oregon for th County of
Hood Rlvt. and aaid order was mad aad
dated tbls 86th dav of AorlL 1916. and the dale
of tn first publication of thia sammons I th
87th dsy of April, 1916.
an iprooees ana papers in tnis proceeding
may be aerved upon the nnderslgned residing
within I be Butt of Oregon, al the address
haraaftar mentioned.
A, j. dkrbt. Attorney Sor Plaintiff.
Adlraat, Rood River, Ore, a87-ja2t
Kelly Bros.
Hay, Grain, Mill
feed. Orchard
Supplies
Seventh &B.R. St Phone 1401
Real Estate and
Loans
I will endeavor to have a bar
gain always in all lines of Real
Estate. Office hours from nine
A. M. to five P. M.
T. D. Tweedy
Phone 2M4
1113 Wilaoa St., Hood River. Orel
A New Line of
Summer Robes, Suit
Cases and Hand Bags
Hanfords Balsam of Myrth
the beat horse liniment
William Weber
Bell Building
Telephone 8671 Elliot Bldg.
Wilbur & Hazlett
Lawyers
HOOD RIVER . . OREGON
EKNEST 0. SMITH
Lawyer
Rooms 1 and 2 Hall Building
Hood River, Ore.
LOUI8 A. USED
ALBERT P. REED
L.A.&A. P. REED
LAWYERS
Two Doors North of Poatoffice
Phone 1331
DERBY & STEARNS
Lawyers
HOOD RIVER. OREGON.
H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Calls promptly answersd in town or oountry
Day or Nlnu
Telephones: Residence, 1031: Office, 1311,
. , Offloe In the Broslns Bulldlnf
Dr. Justin M. Waugh
EYE, EAR AND THROAT
GENERAL SURGERY
Office in Eliot Bldg.
9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
J.F.WATT.M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Telephones: offloe, 1091; residence, 8671.
BURGEON O. R. A N. Co.
E.D.KANAGA
Physician and Surgeon
Phones: Office 4211
Res. 1811
Office in Eliot
Building
Dr. V. R. Abraham
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Eliot Block
Office Phone 4151 Residenc phone 4162
Dr. J. H. McVAY
Diagnosis, Consultation and
Surgical Diseases.
Ball Bntldlnv, Hood River, Oreg-on
PHONE 17W
DR. MARCUS THRANE
SPECIALIZING IN CHRONIC DIS
EASES, INCLUDING EYE. EAR
N08E AND THROAT
Offices in First National Bank Building
Hours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Pine Grove Residence phone Odell 4619
Dr. Jesse Edgington ,
Office at Residence 903 Fourth St.
Telephone 3783
HOOD RIVER OREGON
Office Hours 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m.
Telephone 3111
DR. E. MILLER
Chiropractic-Neur'pa'h
Calls answered promptly day or night.
umce over need a Henderson, Koom 4
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
0. H. JENKINS, D.M.D.
' DENTIST
Telephones: Office 1081; residenc 3331
Office over Butler Bank
H. D.W. PINEO, D. D.S.
DENTIST
Rooms 4, 6 and 8 Telephone
Smith Building . 2021
E. L. SCOBEE, D. D. S.
DENTIST
Telephones : Office 3161; residence 3421
Umce in JB roams Building
Frederick & Arnold
Contractors and Builders
Estimates furnished on all kinds of work
Phones: MiSa
Stmnahan & Slaven
Contractors & Builders
HOOD RIVER, OREOON.
M. E. WELCH.
LICENSED YETEBUaRI SCK6E0S
Is prepared to do any work la the vetaruv
ary line. Ha can be Iband by '""t at Of
Booninf to tha fashion 8 tables.