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Kiwis
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;iv rs av starting, quick
and smooth JCtelr rjtiun,
povter and mileage, in Red
Cron gatoline.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
SELECTIVE DRAFT
BOARDS NAMED
RFiTRIPF! ACI S ' OCSJCi
HELPING CANNERS 0
Gasoline
(i. W. IVlfer, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co., Hood River
HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO.
Specialties:
FRUIT BOXES and PAPER.
ORTIK) BRAND ARSENATE LEAD.
(None Better.)
BLACK LEAF 10 BLUESTONE
SPRAY HOSE ' PICKING BUCKETS
AM) OIHIR
ORCHARD SUPPLIES.
tonnage
t't i or
and see
art
1,0
line
us
in a posit ion to It it ml If
A1TI.KS ut.ii I'KAUS.
ijdtt Iftittlli':! on a siZ.s
or t'ltt'itt .
Phone 1542
some additional
If you want to
iictoi (j Imsh, call
DAVIDSON BUILDING
Third and Cascade Sts.
Hauling of Apple Boxes and
Apples a Specialty.
Truck or Teams. Prices Arranged.
W. R. SMITH
llu Phone :u;:! General Transfer Stand Phone '.'MM
P. older vl tt. War iK-pjrtuient. i
i t:. e local board fur Hood Hiker has
;.!. ii u 1 1- i the l"l!ow in- retitra:s ,
for t:.e coining r-ei:tra!ion early la
M. pteuiber. the date to be set by!
t:,e rreji.it. lit s iratl.iui.itiou upon '
f:e l'u.i;'e of Vr.r Iiecessary hgis-
h.tioii tu Congress, j
e,. 'itt ..,.. ii aluite ui!l t ikn !
i l.i e at Sue following voting pie
i irit ts. and will be in thurge uf the
i hi- f r--;-i-' r.ti s and their assistants
i.iiiK'ii it, ea U voting precinct as
follows:
West Precinct.
At liie courthouse. Hood Kiver;
.Kisepii Kraiier, Jr., tliief ri'gisirar;
i si units will be a'liiounceil later.
East Precinct.
t eoritUoase, Hood Kiver; J. I'.
Porter, thief rKitrar; assi-tuats.
Waller Walters, II. T. leWHt and C.
A. Keeil.
Waucoma Precinct.
At the I'otiniioiise. Hooil Uier; .1.
M I'ulheitson, thief registrar; as
sistants. t'arl H. Vuilliun t!. A. M"l
(U'li ami .1 U. Hazlett
Heights Precinct.
At liaptist Church, llooil Kiver; J
I.. Her"huer, thief, registrar; assis
t tit.s, A l". Hiltk. Ceorj-e It. Cast
tier, A. IV Howes ami Theiese Cast
tier.
Center Precinct.
At liaptist Church, llooil
C.len It. Marsh, tliief registrar
t.,nts. (ieore dallaway, litis
;.iul Jilil.'e Cihimille.
Park Precinct.
At liaptist Church. llooil
I' II. llhiK- thief reislrar;
tuns, llubliard Taylor, A.
.,n,l l-'raiih Morse.
Dee Precinct.
At Dee. Oregon; I! A.
i hief registrar; assistants,
Whi'lev ami other assistants
iinnoiinceil later.
Parkdale Precinct
At Mclsaac's store, I'arkdale; (leo.
II. Monroe, thief registrar; assis
ants. II. II. llanii, O. lialley, C
c. Walton. .1. P. Cooper ami Henry
s'leinliauser.
Mt. Hood Precinct
At Mt. llooil; William 11. Kili.k,
chief registrar; assistants, II, C
Twelve HukI P.ivtr girls, n.eintrs
uf four teams who will tun. pete for
awar-ls at U,e imi istrial sc!i,,i lair I
held the Utter part i f S-t tetnt
with Miss Peatrice Aniis, w.'io v,,n
triu tu ttie state fair at alem las
ear on a i-am.i::g project, .truetnn;.
are makir.g erieetive ue ! tr.e colii
mun:ty catii.i'lt; syt-m Tl:ee g.rls,
whose ages range from 11 to 1'. year-,
meet twice Weekly at the il..tnetic sci
ence room uf the high schd. where
with the as.-istance of Miss Angus,
herself but Is years of age. they are
preparing scores of tans of fruits auii
vegetables ami apetiziiig jams, pre- ,
serves and jellies. P.efi.re the school '
fair the girls expect t' have atnassevl
tiaTe than "'io cans of prol'icts.
Miss Angus, who expects to make
the teaching of domestic science her j
life career, is tuiisidereU by local i
teachers a genius for the work. Kx- j
hibiting more than ; tans of fruits j
and vegetables, she won the blue r:b ;
bon award at the Salem s.tate fair last j
year. Miss Helen l owgill. here on a j
visit, declared that the work the young !
woman is accomplishing among the !
girls of the city is vvondtrful.
I he girl members t the canning
project teams are: Jessie Vaughn,
r ranees oils, tiara f.arton, l1enevra
Nickelsen, Marv Haslinger, Mabel
Wasley, Olive Keif, Myrtle Angus,
Prudence Spight, Hilda Hoxer, Allierta
Carson and Irene Mower.
TIT. HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY
1 Time Table No. 31
Taking effect 1 2:01 a. in. Sunday July 1Mb., PU7.
J .. n n "ou cC(p
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COAL AND WOOD
Rock Spring ami Utah Coal -Best Grades Only.
Wood of all kinds special quotations on carload lots,
("rushed Rock add Sand and (! ravel.
STORAGE
Remember we are always at your service for any
of the above items or for the transfer of your trunk
or anv other hauling.
Transfer & Livery Co.
TELEPHONE 41 1 1
Kiver;
; assis
Millet
Kiver:
Collins
II. W
to In
W. Villi,
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nor I II HOI Ml . o!MHu M
No S No. i : No. I No. 2 No. 4 N. 6 No. 8
M.a,.!. ' Motor I'miy' : i 'in ly i n.iiiy M,,..r
u T I DailV Ex'vM Station ' Kx.-ep. Kxeepl " isalunl
Daily ! uallJ S inl y Siiiiilay i Sunday Daily onl
I'. M, A. M. A. M. ' I' M. A. M. I'. M. I' M
5. mi i li).4,'i ; h.mi . Lv. Hood River Ar : :t. 00 ! !.!'" "
r, p.; i 0 4s s.li.'i : P.-werdule 2.T: - H 7 41
' in o: h i: ' Switchback L'.-'h) ''. ! -.oi 7
.' -Jii . 11.10 S LT. Van Horn 2.40 !'.02 l.-".2 2.'
.i.2 I II l. s : Mohr 2.3.-1 S , 1.4s 7.1s
: ;!:. 11 IH . s III Odell 2. .'!" 14! T.I::
:, Id I ll.2:l s 4-'i Miiini.il , 2.2."i s.-lt. !.:! 7 on
I.'l 1 II 2t ' s ;,o P.b.ncl,er 2 2n : S.-I2 1 ::2 7 02
5 r : II HO 11 ml Ilolsteit. 2.111 S .".7 1.2, I. -'7
:. :.n ii :;;; n'. Wimins ; 2.ori s :u 1.2 '4
, r,r I ii.:;s :i 20 I'ce ...cm. ' 2.011 s :;n 1.20 1. ro
'ill.- . II It '12.1 Trout CreeK II l' H 'S 1 . l.'i . 5
I, 12 , 11 : i :;: . w Kvonii 1 1 .or .s.ir 1 or. 1, :;:
1,17 J 12 ihi In 110 ; Ar. Parkdalr Lv II. 00 ; S.!0 ' .00 ti :mj
I'. l . i M. M. V. M. A. M. I'. l. I'. VI
1 Slemii. t Mn'nr.
Ottilia to limited space on Motor Car- all trunks ami heavy baggage will he
handled on the stcuni trams, til her 111 advance of or follow ing the :isengers.
1, 1 " "Tl
h U'h
At
chief
W. K. Clark, lleorge M. Wis
li. Iloggett and C. II. Shaw,
Odell Precinct.
At odell, Oregon; I.. A. K. Chirk
1 hief r Jstrar; assistants, Chesier
i' ts, K. A Massee, W. lv Slier
nail, P. 1.. I a v iils 111 and Mrs. (!er
I., chirk.
Pine Grove Precinct.
Pine Onne; I', A. Newman
registrar: assistants. Kranl
i let iiman. K. C. lirov. nice, A. I
Lewis. W. C. Keck and II. M. Sid
my.
Oak Grove Precinct.
At Oak drove; Frank Ppiiwick
ihiif ref.isirar; iiHsistants. (!. A. Mi
1 urilv. 1.. 11. Arueson. . li. liver
linn Pieisoii and Paul U. Hughes
Barrett Precinct
11 K Ainold, i' In-it registrar; ass
Istanis. C. urge I. Sargent. O. li. N'vi
1 . I) Steele and others to he an
uonmeil later.
Falls Precinct.
At Cascade Links; A. W. Meyer
chief registrar; assistants, II. W
Taylor. Joseph W. Hulls, Alfred Sv
ring and C. C. Hon.
In case any of ihe above cannot
Mrve on the registration hoards of
the iihove piTiincts, they should ri
port the fact to liie local hoard for
1 moil Ki'. er 1 utility at once am
I ave flic chief registrar of their (lis
irici 11, mie some one else to lakt
t 1 eir place. I his is of t he utmost
importance and should be attended
'' at once. However, it Is hoped
I1. at the above named persons who
were on I lie
June 5. 1 ;i 1 7 .
again,
Local Hoard
regisl nil
will give
ion hoards 011
their services
for Hood Kiver Co
)
MAIIVELOUS WOliK
The world has been astonished at the
great number of American soldiers
traiiBMirted to huroe in the last half
ear. 1 he number now approximates
1,500,000, and the loss of life in trans
porting them has been almost infinit
esimal. Says a treasury imlietm:
The success with which we have
moved our troops from the scattered
camps in this country and across :l,iinn
miles ot ocean to the battle front is
great evidence of American eftieiency.
We have not only surprised our ene
mies; we have surprised our friends
and ourselves.
The British controller of shipping.
Sir Joseph Mutiny, speaks of this
movement across the sea as 'A trans
port mitaele.' We have been inclined
to attribute this achievement solely to
our navy and our shipping, but the
liritish tontroller speaks in high praise
f the share the American railroads
had in the work. He says;
If the American railroads had not
been operated with success the whole
transport movement might have failed,
because it was essential to quick trans
pnrtation that the troops should
ready for the ships.
HERE WE ARE AGAIN win. a fri. st.,ck of
WATER GLASS
to supply you with, tor preserving the CHEAP EGGS.
The T. S. Dept. of Agriculture, after exhaustive research,
recommends WATKR (ILASS as the best preservative known.
One quart of it makes preservative for from 15 to 20 dozen
KiTKs.
35c per quart. $1.25 per gallon.
Or 25c per quart if you furnish the container.
A. S. KEIR
Reliable Druggist
AGENT FOR "THE NEW EDISON PHONOGRAPH
3 O Cay
MRS. BRADLEY SAYS
IT SAVED HER LIFE
"I Can Hardly llnd Maids to, rApress
My (iratitude Par Tanlac,"
Mie ay j
"1 have not only gotten back all the
weight I lost while sick, but I tun ac
tually heavier now, than 1 have ever
been," said Mrs. Liny Kradlcy, resid
ing at 7:i2'.t Kli Ave., Seattle, Wash.,
recently, in one of the most remark
able statements yet puplished in con
nection with the Master Medicine 111
this vicinity.
"1 hud sull'ered from stomach troub
le," continued Mrs. Bradley, "until I
was scarcely more than a frame of
skin and hones. One day about three
years ago, after eating some straw
berries, 1 was taken with an attack of
acute indigestion, and was down in bed
for some time unable to move. Be
ginning from that time my stomach
was in such a bad fix that everything
I ate would ferment, causing gas,
ie ! shortness of breath and tearful pain.
There was a pain right through my
Director General McAdoo seems just- i heart that couldn't have hurt much
ilied in his statement that while the t worse if 1 had been struck with a
development of the policy of the rail- ; knife, and several times 1 thought 1
would surely die. 1 just kept losing
weight, and got so weak 1 couldn't I
Oregon Lumber Co.
Dee, Oregon
road administration requires time,
progress has been jnade toward the
goal.
Let Him Live
The following poem was found in a
Christmas packet sent to an Ohio sol
dier and was written by a Lancaster,
Ohio, girl. It has been widely copied
in all parts of the country :
As long as the flowers their perfume
give
So long I'd let the kaiser live,
Live and live a million years,
With nothing to drink but Belgian
tears ;
With nothing to quench his awful thirsf
But the salted brim; of a Scotchman's
curse.
let him live on a dinner each
den tray,
dainty and
I would
day,
Served from silver on a go
Served with things both
sweet,
Served with everything but things to
eat.
1 would make him a bed of silken
sheen,
With costly linens tu lie between,
With covers of down, and filets of
And downy pillows piled in place;
Yet, when to this comfort he would
yield,
It would stink with the rot of the
battlefield.
ace,
And blood and
Should cover
then
His pillow should cling with th
clay
Clay from the grave of a soldier buy;
Ami whiletlod's stars their vigils keep,
And while the waves the white sands
brains and bones of men
him, smother him, and
rotten
sweep,
He should never.
never sleep.
walk across the room. I was forbid
den to eat anything except liquid. I
tried drinking sweet miik and even
that was like poison to me. I suffered
a great ileal with pains in my back and
hardly knew what sleep was.
"We were living in St. Louis at the
time, and a friend of ours had gotten
such splendid results from Tanalc that
my husband begged me to take it. I
refused for a time, as I had no faith in
it to help me, but. 1 kept getting worse
and my husband insisted. So 1 con
sented to try it and w hen he brought
nie my first buttle I weighed only one
bundled and ten pounds and was al
most frantic with suffering. Now I
can hardly find words to express my
gratitude, for 1 really don't believe I
would be here today if it hadn't been
for Tanlac. Soon after 1 started tak
ing it. 1 began to feel better. It was
the very clung for me and it wasn't,
long until I could eat just any and
everything I wai ted without it hurting
me; and my appetite was so big I
could hardly eat enough. Well, that
has been a good while agn and from
that time until now I have never suf-
1 fered a particle with my stomach, j
shortness of breath or pain of any
kind. 1 sleep like a child every night !
and am strong and healthy in every
i way. 1 now weigh one hundred and
fifty-six pounds making a gain nf forty-six
pounds. 1 tell everybody that I
know that Tanlac is the iinest medi
cine in the world and 1 certainly have
( the best of reasons for saying so."
Tanlac is sold in Hood Biverby the
Krcsse lhug Co. Adv.
ARMY NEEDS COURT
STENOGRAPHERS';
r
S. E. BARTMEvSS
Licensed w ith Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone 1381, 3821
m v w- n v r r n " w- w .T
Anderson Undertaking Co,
C. C. M)I RSON. Sole Proprietor
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
4lTo".KSl KH;i PHONE I.W4
Prepare lor I lie Hot ae
The hot sun is doubly dangerous i
there is a mass of undigested food
the stomach, causing distress and auti
intoxication, casting congesting poisons
throughout the svstem. rolev ( at bar
tic Tablets give prompt and sure re
lief. They act gently hut do their
work thoroughly. They cleanse the
bowels, sweeten the stomach and ben
f fit the liver. Recommended for indi
gestion, biliousness, bad breath, bloat
ing, gas or constipation.
Sold everywhere.
Board of Equalization
The County Board of Kiiualization
will meet at the court house, Hood
Biver, Monday, September 9, at 1(1
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of going
over the assessment roll and correct
ing such errors as the board deems
necessary. All complaints must be
filed with the county clerk during the
first week of the session,
so ,1. Wickham, Assessor.
For Butter Labels
ante with Hairy and
this office.
printed in accord -hood
Law s, call at
I ' A II 1 I 9 I I
And through all the days through all
the years,
There should he an anthem in his ears,
Kinging and singing and never done,
Krom the edge of light to the set of
sun,
Moaning and moaning and moaning
wild,
A ravaged French girl's bastard child.
And I'd build him a castle by the sea,
As lovely a castle as ever could be.
Then I'd show him a ship from over
the sea,
As fine a ship as ever could be,
Laden with everything good to eal ;
Yet scarce does she touch the silvered
sands,
Scarce may he reach out his eager
hands -
Then a hot and devlish molten shell
Should change his heaven into hell.
And though he'd watch by the wave
swept shore,
Our Lusitania would rise no more.
"No Man's Land" where the Irish fell
I'd start the kaiser a private hell.
I'd jab him, stab him, give him gas,
And in each wound I'd pour ground
, glass;
I'd march him out where the brave
boys died,
Out past the lads he crucified.
In the fearful gloom of hia living tomb,
There is one thing I'd do before 1 was
through -
I'd make him sing in a stirring manner
The wonderful words of the "Star
Spangled Banner."
It's in the Air
Windblown pollen, carrying the bac
teria that inllame nose and throat and
cause hay fever, is abroad in the land.
IF YOUR CHILDREN
ARE DELICATE OR FRAIL
under -she or under-weight
remember Scoff' Emulsion
is nature's' grandest growing
food; it strengthens their bones,
makes healthy blood and pro
motes sturdy growth.
Scott A Rowne. Hlconifirld, N. J.
Word has been received from Pro ,
: vost Marshal (ieneral Crowder asking i
that preparations he made to fill a
coming call for a large number of good
stenographers who have had legal ex
; perience. j
j Only w hite men in limited or special 1
service classifications will be accepted;
furthest positions. The stenographers 1
' taken will probably be assigned to the
judge advocate general's department j
and the provost marshal general's de-1
j partmetit and will be required to report j
' court martial cases and attend to other j
; matters pertaining to military law in ;
; the field.
The work, it is announced, will be1
I interest ing and will give invaluable1
I experience to the fortunate applicants, j
' Registrants eligible for this work are i
: urged to present themselves without
. delay to their local boards to have
j their names listed for the service.
I However, no inductions will be made '
until further orders.
i
Fire Department Confuses Names
! ,1. VV. Oickinson, formerly proprietor '
1 of a lodging house that bears his name,
: several years ago disposed of the place
l and purchased another several blocks
removed from the first. While the
j new place is known as the L'ureka
house, when the fire alarm sounded
Friday and it was announced that the 1
Ihckinson house was burning, the Vol-1
tinleer department rushed a hose cart
1 and other apparatus to the place now 1
j owned by Mr. Dickinson. The hose
was unwound before the mistake was ,
discovered. i
j The dtpartment'reached the'original !
I llickinson house in tune to extinguish'
One remedy is known to give relief a roof fire before serious damage was
and comfort from choking, gasping j done,
asthma and tormenting hay fever. I
That reliable remedy is Foley's Honey! Humphreys and ( rew Move
and Tar that spreads a healing, sooth-; Having completed finishing touches
mg coating on the inllamed mem- (,n the big trans-Columbia cable line
branes, stops irritating coughs and connecting Oregon plants of the Pacific
summer colds. Anyone who has once Power & Liuht Co. with the Hustim
used this standard cough and cold rem-, plant on the White Salmon river and
edy will accept no other.
Sold everywhere.
Look over your rubber slumps, Used
f ir apple boxes, and if you need any
xlra ones, give your order to The (.la
cier at once.
with the V hite Salmon river plant of
the Northwestern Electric Co., Supt.
Humphreys will this week move with
a crew of men to Waitshurg, Wash.,
where extensive improvements will be
made by the power concern. Mr.
Humphreys- says he expects to be busy
at Waitshurg for about a month.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES
SLAB WOOD, ETC. CAN FURNISH
CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY QUANTITY
Both Phones
Estimates Furnished
"-'- V il l , ,
We don't often get left
in ollVfiiig' llu' it.v Ik's.I Sinn1 alues ;it the very lowest
prifes. We ;ire int It'll now.
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR SHOES
ami if you arc any jinle of values al till you will know
that you w'oulil haw done oui'self injuslite if you had
not paid us :i isit.
J. C. JOHNSEN-"THE SHOE MAN"
" S I AH BRAND SHOPS ARK Hl. PTI.R"
When In Portland
stop at mi:
PALACE HOTEL
One uf tho lU'.st Hoxtlerios uf
the Hose City
440 Washington Street
I XI I IU SS Ml I I IM. Al l. I RAINS
The cleane-t rooms in the city, first cla"s service, fiieproof, strictly
modem, large ground floor lobby, stenni heated rooms, w it h or w ithont
hatli, hot and cold water, in chopping and theatre district, reasonable,
rates. An inspection will convince you.
We Have Spices of All Kinds
for those Pickles you are pditiK to make.
Everything for tne Picnic Lunch.
or
our customers' convenience we
Meat Market in connection wi
operate an up-to-date
th our Grocery.
II. MUGGINS' SANITARY MARKET
12th STREET. PHONE 2134.
BRUNO FRANZ
DAIRY
VOl RS FOR PROMPT SI RVK.K ANT)
GOOD MILK AND CREAM
Tel. 5441
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