ii(Ki mvnu ;la ikk. nu Ksi'.w. mtoi:i-:i: r.M
tiuah uiurr (blarirr
' 1- I t-tt .rit j-' v -x i;l
. v i (:-
a ti.-1 K 1 . r
"t !v 't. --m' M !.-
1,1ft- trout -iti- ru'xi
t- oiu i . .-r t-
it: .-! n f . .tt .i E., -I
1.
AN All St Oh I'UfttR
ii- e .f t 1 e ur-:t a arks of our na
is tr.e fi-ifLiiu ,f the press. Iv
m. racy i- sept ;.!ive ty a free and
i- 'r't.'i.-ir.t i:ciis.; "f uhlif
aid Mnw p vu-r tur ,.r
-'.,, rep"S-s ifi daily r.evv spapers of a
, ,r;i- -irriiht!., n a-,i h f ri.ptirtiitt-.ate
potter m he .-mailer country nrvtspn-
1 f ' s t.f VV e 1 V lS-ile.
It is :
that r eu spapers take s
,'u-at :m a.ivat tat'e .f this privilege
.ii. .1 ..wer a- is evi-Vm-eol hi the I'ort
iaid .l.-nr -ai, w filch has iv. er.tl
i- arced the n:t!Ht .- .f t hills to
!' irthtT the pel-oral sp:te of its puh
n-ht r, ('. S. Jack- ri. atamst the roun
irv press of the st-te ml to further
his an, hit n-ns. What would the voters
,.f I pr, think if every newspaper.
v :th money a i, (I influence to carry nut
ititctitions, were to circulate ami
I en the hallnt some measure car-
r-, i! tr special hnhhv of the puhllsher
C. S. Jackson's hills, one to fruhibit !
the I'lihlicat ion of 'ieliii'iuent taxes anu '
the other reducii'L' t-
riil'culousK
l .u liyiire charges on leyal Hll'lica
ti..ns, are i-ntliir mure than Mr. Jack
son's pi-t hohhies.
W hiie the voter ho takes the tinit
t.. Mu, ly the lulls will tin, I they havt
i 1 mi l it the L.'eiieral fiuhlic, as tht
.Miii-u.i Mr. Jackson knows, will tive i
oi t little thoimhl to the matter, and it
trie Journal happens to he. his favorite
I iii er, he may vote for the Jackson
i. These hills, while theClaciet
ti.,.- r, peatedly pun, ted out their lack
, f Worth, do not tif themselves repre
sent the ereat point at issue. Hut are
the voter; of Oregon troint; to allow
the pu! h.-her of a widely read newspa-
p i, miiii.I.v heemtse he lias heen erant- i
eil .-u -h a privilege through the free
lin'ii "I' the ress of a threat nation, to
,-iiiii-e his priviiene? If tactics similar
to t hose characteriinn Mr. Jackson's
action lire carried much further Wt
mav well look to a public sentiment
rc.Mnctinj; the Hi-eat free press of the
American nation.
liliUM) HI.MILS AM) UltASSIKS
The lure of a well kept trolf course,
to t he man w ho has swunj? his driver
and has seen a guttapercha nlohe go
Imi t linn tliroimh spa, e or w ho has by
a deft touch with his putter sent the
hail rolliun into ll.t hole becomes very
leal. To him tin- study of clubs, in 1
numerable kinds of innumerable names,
and all of them for some special pur- i
'. ,n, o. O'l s ' ' 1 1 1 e I'M, I OUI-
1 1
t.o'-e hecotues
is fascinating as rods
ami reels and ll ies and leaders to a dis-
cipir ot Isaac Waldin.
hut it a man decides to make Liber- 1
Iv eiirilenin his f,nrt instead of 'olf.
he will soon I'm, I thai his favored lot
um iehc has planted potatoes, peas , present time as a result of the work of
and beans has jm.t as ureal a lure n- lllt, I'acitic Northwest Toiltist Associa
the links for the uoll'er, and the differ-: tion, maintained by the governments
i rt l.,i;ds, species and varieties of hoes ; (ir.y(lll Washington and Itritish Co
are almost as numerous as those of lumhia. An exceedingly attractive
L".ir , l.,lis, nor does one have to limn , double paered advertisement, prepared
bin, .-elf to the use of a single kind ol . 1V t,t, zzftn c,m),any advertising
spade. Ihe eame of ;row inK' line voir- specialists of Seattle, apiears in the
n.ihle.s, of hattlii .(( with apliids and airtine'd Printers' Ink.
species of larvae that persists in trv-I
... i
ii f to devour your best radishes, soon ;
. 1 1 1. .... ii . m i 1 1 ns mi v .17, ll
K"n couise. ine nioaii-niaiie or the
jjoost'-iic-k vviil have an especial appeal
when oii view the rapid growth of
i.ovoiis weed-.
S . .. i , ii ,, ,11 ,',.,.l l...,;
' , - ' "iii iiiiw i; ii, ' le, 1 1 e ,' t- (
. ,
ni",,- onei esunn inaii iroinne; or anv I
sin: 1,'u s,niit. And ardeninir has be-i
"ii , ii et v popular sport. It is fos-
In, d ,y Hoover. Arrange for a plot :
ot croiind, buy a load of two of ma- :
i hi e to spread t hereon and prepare to
ci"A 'i.r fanniv's vcm'taMes next
shir.iiier. ,
;m minor wiTinroMHK
Waller M. Pierce, Iieiiiocratu- candi
date for governor, apparently is not
i ntsiiiro policies that particularly re-
ecu, Irs nasi record n r.,.,.,.,.,1 tl,, ;,. i
""hav
i
"'i t'oii k' lo appeal to the
.' pat riot ic !
.... .
citizenship of tlrrtfon. His political
placards and Ins talks smack too much
of palaver. It is ihlliculf for Mr.
1'i, ice to exidain his t, inner very close
idem iticat ion with Hie Non-Partisan
I .I'ilt, lie.
Civeiuor ithycotrbe, seeking re
i lection, is nrnhf to nd it. Wc have
I ... I'eat of that. The Pierce supporters
u ll,,od K-A ,-ouiity are n'oine; to hi
-' - mall as ;,imt Cot to be courted,
llo, ,1 ICiver court-, 's record in tile
I-, ri.rt h I . i be rt v Loan can. pa in u is a sin e
, 1 -itet-ion of a tanlinihle Vote for Wal
ter M. Pierce.
lames Withvcotiit-e has made a rec
, id a- w ,-ir n 'Vernor of whidi Orenor
'- well re pt'otiii. The citizens of
dren, n .-liould n" t" the polls Novcm
'' ' '-l -'Npress their appreciation.
HIXli: BLOWERS
l-ri in ota- v ew point, it is not feces
saf to i;o to the polls November f and
vide for liidne L. N. Klowers. He
Idisn't any opnsition. Put have ,,u
ever tlioucht ,.f it in this liyht ; Judj;,
Flowers has attended In his duties
with a most cor.?, -lent ions renard for
tin- n I of the citizens of Hood Kiver
county. He has considered himself n
serv art of the pen) lo of this county
an 1 has acted ace um ti n ly . He deserves
the vote of ev ery cit izen lenni dless of
what his or her party affiliations niav
he, vv ho isits the polls on flection day.
Tire I'hin: s. K. A. FlHtiz Ce.
m smuts
In the f.-ur tr-; f l-'V Scouts, in
charge of re! rc.-et la ive rt'.rn of the'
re)-e'.ve c. r- rrur-.ties in hch tr.ey
are l-fattd. H.i I', ver cut ty has er
Canizattor.s t.f r.,ch she is justly
t n.ud. The i r:r-clj Ies en v hich the
l'.uy S-outs !;;; their i arta-ipatii-n in
.-ommu-dty a:rair will, if adhered to,
n.ake i-f then: letter t'S ar.it he'.ter
n.en. I : trie ttiiie ,.f v ar w hen every
mar., wnrr.ar. a! i chilJ is called .n t.i
itf fas utn. .t for his ration. e have
fieeti shon h. 'A la.v Scuts car! lender
, tr, at hi.i to ti e:r cur, try .
May the Sc-ut oruaMZati, : s con
tinue to t'r, a ar , to win rc ami aij,
ei honors.
BK I'ARtHL
Citizens' w lio-e p!:ii'esaijoin the'old
State roa.'. i.., a link ftheJtVlurnhia
Kiver Highway fvest of the city, are
complamintj at tc spee.I of gravel
trucks he'tfj opt-tatea t.y thetate
Hie;tiav t'oinini.-sion an. I of tf.e reck
lessness of ti i v t rs of pleasure automo-
hile
While the fa.-t driving t.f motor
tourists has not heen so loticeahie on
Cascade aver'ie. the cit extension of
he lliiihway, the spurts t.f speed of
s..me of the tiic; Jtrucks has aroused
(,,n-mer,tofcit dweilers. r.3f
Two very narrow escapes were noted
on the State road Sundav. Lest we
have a very serious ami rcgrettati'e ac-
citlent. iiiotorists and truck drivers
shuul'i. Kfeater careen their ilri
"ff-
I'MTKI) WAR WOKh DRIVE
lloml kiver county's quota in the
I'nited War Work drive is fixed. The
piotas of individual districts have been
set, and the campaign is just waitinu
to he launched. Thcj.ress has told the
the purpose of this drive,
w"''rt" it! ""l" K" f"r comfort
and' aid of sollurs overseas and at
home, throiiyhja eonperativejworkof
all reliL'ioiis forces of this ifreat na
tion. And just as Hood kiver county
proceeded to raise the Fourth Liberty
Lean fund, so is she Koin'to raise
this ipiota for the bit: War Work drive.
" The duty is pointed out. The admir-
'' spiritjhat
is "inspiring, will do
Ihe rest. . .! tnent, w Inch issued the following ;
So tret yourselves ready for the call ! ' Matter of prices asked by Youn
of the committees that will visit you: Men's Christian Association for its
Friday, November S. Do your part, articles sold in canteens overseas al
and thus the campaign will all lie over ready invest iKated by war department
in that one dav and voul can resume and condition is belli remedied. The
Ihe comtiletion of vour made harvest I '
The state has her eves on vou. Hood
,, e ' , . .
kiver, for vour record in past drives.
lust "C-irrv (in "
:
Joe Know Ies, the nature man, pro- i
poses that Kill the llutcher be placed
dark nuked and alone'on a wilderness;
island. Mr. Know Ies proposes the im- 1
tuissible. The Knowles proposal is
scarcelv a tit punishment for the kai--er.
Put if he were placed there,
loesn't Mr. Knowles know he would
I I 'I 'Pi II i ii
never he a one. Ihe I ohenzn ern
. . ..,,.. i ..i
ei -,, r" -n i u
Ihe wraiths of millions dead will keep
.
him coinpanv.
'
The Pacific Northwest is securing
me very beneficial puhlicity at the
If
vdu happen to see some friend
on the sidewalk and he
it'in to contort his face while he scar
1 the palm of his hand or fineis do not
i think him eccentric or insane. He has
just been handling slabvvood and is !
I ,
look 111(1 for one
orVotne, of those in
sidious little, almost invisible, slivers
that worry householders thiounh the
cold season.
In accordance with the President's
proclamation, you w ill net. hack next
Sunday tnornitiK that hour you lost
last Faster Sundav. Set vour clock:
hack an hour on lii'iiiK to bed Saturday
muht. When the clock reaches the
hour hand at 1 o'clock Sunday morning
it w ill be otliciallv set back to 12 n. m. i
Women of Hood Kiver county who
"been lav 'm e..rl.inir f.,r Ihui,
, , . .. , ,, , , , . .
b-'d I loss ( haptcr. should consider for!
a moment the record of Mrs. Amos I
Knot, , f Mosier. Mrs. Knot is truly '
an Americaii'citiv.en of an overllowinn
l"ii per cent'.lnyalty.
tThe proposed," so called II annum -llaiiniimaii
road in the" Upper Valley,
to all appearances is not an essential, !
at least at the present time. There-:
fore not a cent should lie expended in !
any preparation for the openini; of it.
The apple nrwcrs have been Jsuc
cessful in si-urinp modification of the:
2', per cent freinht increase, and Hoed ,
Kiver fruit will roll at a charge of:
l.lu plT pin pounds. The new freinht!
rale went into effect yesterday. i
F.at, sleep and live tetrularly and oh- '
serve rules of cleanliness and you will
have none far toward preventing Span- i
ish intluerz.a. 1
As h protection, not jmly for your
self I ut for the j uhlic, remitin nt home
if you hitve h had cold.
A pence made in (iernmny is repue;.
nant tn the civilized world. On to
llerlin !
On not stop at one apple a half doz
en will he nil the hettcr for you.
Oon't
you hy.
the Flu veil
pas
I Weed Tire Chains. K. A. Franz Co
COUNTY QUOTAS
IN WAR CAMPAIGN
Chairmen of Organization Also
. Given Herewith.
Fo"u!t.8 are the otr'.eial ijuota of
ea h county la the United War Worlt
Campaign. eek of Nuvmb-r 11. hair
u.iL of ea h couu'y ana t.:s J JreB:
Haker county. $1S J p O'Bryant,
Hakr, Or tun; Heum ei.uury. Ill' 'joj.
W. K. Kyler. Corvaiiis, ( la, kaina
county. $:h.Tnu. A. C. lhiwlami. tlr-eoa
City; I'la'sop. JJii.iSr.ii. H F. Srone,
Astoria. Columbia. $lo.:',oU. Charles
Wheeler, rit. llehlis: COOS. $1S.15U.
Charles Hali. Marhfie!d; Crook. $4,
l.".o. W F. KinK. Fnueville; Curry,
$J.a,",0. Harily T. Stewart, fort Urfi.nl;
Deschutes. Jri.Oi't.i. T. H. Foley. Bend;
DouKlas. Sis-Jon. lion. O P. Coshaw,
Koseburg. Cilliaui, $."i.j'iO. D. K I'arker,
Condon, liraut, $j.50, f. D Tyler,
John Day; Harmy. Jtj.ami. I S !.er,
Iturns; flood f'.iier. $h.S"ii. Leslie But-
l-r. Hood Kiv.-r: Ja kson, $:tCti, Wiu.
C Tait i North r. M.-dfoid, K. V.Carter,
i South I. Ashland. Jefferson, $.!,n"0,
Howard W Turner. Madras; Jose
phine. 17.100. lleorge K. I.uniHierg,
Crants Pass; Klamath, $loi)o, A. U.
Kppirson. Klamath Falls; Lake,
SiO, J F. Burgess. l.akeiew; l.atie,
$L'H.Soit. Richard S. Smith, Kunene: ;
Lincoln. $4.50. H. F. Join s. Newport;
Linn, J'l'.&no. I'. A. Young. Albany;
Malheur, $tl.4"0. W W. Wood, On
tario; Marion, $:t7.6f. W. 1. Staley,
Salem; Morrow. $ti.750. M. D. Clark,
lleppm-r; Multnomah, $:tu6.n50, Dr. 11
C. Fixott. MorKan Bldft ., Portland;
Polk. $12.7011. H. I. Fenton. Dallas;
Sherman. J."i.2i(i,
Moro; Tillamook
Co. B Bourhill,
8.fi5W. '. .1. Kd-
wards. Tillamook; I'maiilla. $:t4.20.
V H Ch'.-ss-.r.aii. IVniiU'ton; Cniou.
$15,150, George Palmer, La Crande; ;
Wallowa. $!00, Wade Siler. Kilter- I
prise; Was, o. $i:!.2.".u. K. O. McCoy, :
The Dalles; Washington, $21,r,.".u. J. .
11. tJarrrtt. Ilillshoro; Wheeler. $3,050. '
C. (. I'orlwood. Fossil; Yamhill, $18,-:
550, W. B Dennis, Carlton. ,
MISUNDERSTANDING CLEARED UP
A misunderstanding; relative to the
ertinri-u WOIK til Hie I. M , V . .A. lias
been cleared no h tfie War DeiiHt-t.
t'llllfs
Meu s Christian Association
Bas ur"'a".v s"f, u i.encrai
Pershinp to run the canteens tor the '
.... .
arm' "" " V "nl,'r ,0 d :
this l had to reckon in price fixing ,
sui h overhead charges as transporta
tint, charges and marine Insurance so
that prices were much higher than iu
this country.
"The Yoiihk Men's Christian Asso-
elation made no profits, but lost thou
sands of dollars. Arrangements now ;
made will enable them to obtain sup-,
lilies from sources that will reduce '
overhead charisos and keep prices i
down."
UNITED WAR WORK OFFICERS
State committee officers for the!
1 niled War Work Campaign are: W. ,
M. I.aild, i-haii man , (). V. Davidson,
director; John W. Kelley. and Mrs. ;
William 11 Marshall, associates: dtree- '
tor publicity, Ira V. Powers; speakers'!
and entertainers' hiireau. .1. W. Hay;
siiiuenis, .loiin ii 1 1 u lid . viceiory uoys :
and girls' feature, Walter A. (Piss. i
Chairiu, ii of ihe seven allied ornan- ,
l.ations. :
Y
M i'. A.. Mr. Ladd; . W. C. A.,,
Mrs, William Mae Master: War Camp '
( oin, uiihily S- rvice, lOmery olnistea-l; '
American Library Association, W. L. j
Hrevvster; Kniahts of Columbus, Prank ;
J. I .oneiKan ; Salvation Army. O. C. I
ltortinever; Jewish Welfare Hoard,,
Hen Selllliji.
John II M,
tt, of New York, is direc
tor in chief and Lyman I, Pierce, of
Sun l-raiieisco, is director ot the
Western I apartment, embracing einht
sia'es. it, i luiliiin ( ireon.
Ll . ,m Sr. Ki . . r.wr r. 1
nu'i ' u' "" i, i. !
Huts lor nurses are maintained by
the Y. W r V at Ihe base hospitals
in France To extend this work a
portion ol the I 'nited War Work funds :
1,1 '"' raised in November will tie used, j
PERSHING'S "DO WITHOUT
IT" CLUBS
Organization of "do without It"
clubs in America, as a means
of aiilinn the United War Work
i ampainn, which open November
11. was recommended by James
P. PershuiK. brother of (ieneral
Persliinn. in an address delivered
recently in Portland in behalf
of the drive. lle urned the
American people to make some
sacrifices in order to help "curry
on" the nreat undertaking that
is to furnish money for war work
in the ba'tle zone durinn the
comitiK year. A treat percent
age of American people, lie said,
do not know, from any sacrifices
made thus far. that a war is
in progress Relaxation of activi
ties because of peace proposals,
he declared, should not he toler
ated, and asked people of the
country to throw their whole
enerny and cooperation behind
this latest drive for securing
funds 1'or tin- seven bin war
workim; anencies consolidated in
the cainnainn.
Baby Expert Preaches Greater Use ,
Of Milk.
A milk hill and healthy children is
cheaper than a doctor's hill and an
underfed, undernourished child. It
would he cheaper to start riht. So
SRya Mrs A Bayley, of the 1'aretits'
Kducatlonal Hiireau. Orenon Congress
of Mothers, who has presided at the
testing of thousands of hahieu. She
finds thfl milkfed youngster of three
or four years scores much higher than
the child who has had little milk iu
his diet. Mrs. Bavley preaches &
greater use ot milk for young and old. :
It- i
nvnaNHNBNHNava
Carter's
for
Wear the l' ii- ir ar that
w -ur h eci!iu:iiv any u:!i,-:
T(u- itust O'Si't'i.t 'tab!- tit.clt-t
Cartel 's i the stautait!
Lav
c ai
i.-.fs an, I st
I'arteis riii!erear!r.e!:ts assire ymi port't't-t ;i
li i.k. an-1 remarkable co::.ftrt. Our prices are the
New Miti.iy Ii:, rises f, r
SU! tlhet-t to I'll, lose tre!!1..
Children's
lu all arieties. Cotton Kieece.l arul Woolt n I'tiioti Suits
se'-.irate garments. Our assortment is she largest an-1
II .id our prices the lowest.
an
o
to!
Hoys' I'tiilershirts an.! Ib'awers. o-o-.l luavy
inter wear, about ail sies to ciiooe from the
Kanr.eiit
.Men's Sanitary Floored
heavy tleocod. winter veioht.
HOOD RIVF.K
OKEGON
GRUMBLING IN THE GLOOM.
Try to forget Your Ache, and Pains
rd the Bad We. .trier.
It was u u Ise old it e. ho remarked
that if talk about o-.ir n he- and pains i
eie ..upi re--,-.! a thii.t - l the eonu-r
sHti-n of chi!!.'.e,l life noiild ,-ca-e. If
t-i tills tnterdlcie-l Kiil-.h-.-t were n-W.-l
tluit ..f o t: s.-: li.-l'u.-t w , at her unoiher
tldnl would he chopped
It Is unniiiii: to heur Immunity lie
xotUig s-i iiiu--1i of (he l-rh t time alio:.
ted us here tu palnt'iiily detailed ilia
noses of our hea, hi, lies. ..-k.'he.
t-tii!i,-h a, he and liiwuiieraliie other
miseries.
The comical pr.it of r lies In the s.l
emu iitleti.e with which e.i, h list mih
to t lie other. He or she know s.
w
ever, t'liit 1 is or her 1 t
comes n .t,
fu. li'v-i
if til. I,
iditia Mcherih:.'
I I- In, Piked,
i-e'-ai'le em n :h
nf'l'llhts of s
l.-ktiess w 1
lire ii"f 1!
Mlltll
,r ii
with the Ins "f the present, but r nist
trea-iue ii j i t!i'1 pnttis "f tin- p:is hs
,'Ol.statitlv lI'M'llmillHtiiitf fc--ei' oirs of
misery nn,l l,.it-;-oiv them of the fu'mv
as a debt under w tit, h to ;t oati i-.tnl
Krtimlile.
If wo could forget tt n'l nnd permit
nt'iera to Tor.-et Ir O i-o -hi-- ,,ten ,cn-
t.u r 10 t'n.ii it. t.i n. op, u o n
"M'-itcnl side to the ho : ;h-s, (,,.,s-
offered It. what a rniM-i-e of (ov
and ' heer find brightness ;.',.i( en
seen w oitld lie In-fore us!
It Is nil a manor of mental turn. We
may shut the shades of the windows
of our minds on Ihe sunny si, I,, nuu
moan In darkness, or we tuny open Ihe
sumo windows wide and lauuh in the
sunlight - liilsii.in Herald.
FORGED ANTIQUES.
Even British Museum Experts Have
Been Fooled by Them.
The "nnlbpilly" maunf:i'l ui-er Is n
intiii who thrives on evpert f.irnei-y
rurnii m e, pi iul i, ,-lilmi , pi, t m es. piale.
" '
' ' ' '
m"sl
tapestry he imitates them all
s-.i.-, -essi 'nil, . l!ach tnan hu
Is spe
cl.-ilty.
devotes liini'-'-lf
to old
s horn
len'lier .i:r ks. another pioiln,
iiooiis, u intiii tiirns out Ine,
illeval "
MSS.
The Hrltl-li museum once boif-ht a
rntlssy plate for S2..H. While an nt-
ten, hint was liandlliitr It one of tl U
sen Is iiflii'-heil to Its hack iiiiestliitf Us
u'etiuliietiess liecnme del nched, disdos
Inn the iiuirk of a tnmli-i -u French pot-
ter.
(In other oeenslons term eottn f:
ures of IsIs ninl (slri, lioiiirlil by the
insiiiution mi- nun, iieus or pounds, ; nil th ilit, l(J tht. J)0ht ,
! have been dls -overed to be composed beuinmne;, containinti "2 acres, tnori
i of modern clay. r or less, subject to riirht of way of P'nr
(food sb't-y told of n foiled il- ! niers' Irrigation Company ditch, to
: rw mil It, It. mie ilint oui-iiorteil to i Is'ethcr with the tenements, fieredita
! have come from some secret excava
tion In SliLy. This undent cup was
' eii'iinmented with a circular bas-relief,
1 ...11 I I.. I , . . I
oi ii ii men i en , 1 1 u a , o . 1 1.1 1 n.i-n'in'i,
1 rcprcseutlm: the frh-.- e of the Part he-
' mm. I'.ut In the liclnht of his Inuo
' ceuce the foi-.er hud piveti ihe frieze
In Its present ruined con, ill ion. The
exhibition of the cup was received
with shouts
Stan, hi rd.
of humbler. London
APPLE BOX STAMPS
TIolo G-lacicr Office
Tt AT I WONT fcAT
rA0lE ICE CREErA Wrfj
fMTj WlTft U&R NOR
i0 MotCAH-OY What's
rvAlP WiT 5UGER.
Honest aw tco-
.CHCPiJ r'V -HART.
I -, CfiMS : ,
. -s: fta -ji
. .V '-il ' , J i x, ' 'J 1
AN HEPOIC
Underwear
Ladies
we urn. farter'
l V::
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t s.
ni, .rt- tfiatt ew-r st- ti
- At - ar yu.i can l...iv.
as ivliai-lt- as time- its-If.
We
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cvevt.
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ies an.l Misst-. A 1-
r as-
Underwear
I'eeced.
28c
59c
I'mlrrshirts. splendid
Siiirts only, each
&e PARIS FAIR
Sheriff's Sale
to an t xecutioii and order of sale is-
isiit - l out of the circuit court of the
I state of Oregon for II. ...d Kiver court
'V, to me .lirected, oate.l the -T-'nU day
ei ,'eiiiner, i:'is, upon a jmiirnient ami
decree for the foreclosuie of a certain
ni, rteace in a suit whetem the Stati
hand 1'iiHid was nlaintitf and .losetd.
II. Shoemaker and Jennie M. Sin e-I
maker and the I. utter Itatikinq Coin-
l--lt,e VI . ,., ii. for .Innts r.,,. ,.,
favor of the plaintiff 'and against the
d, fendants, Josepn II Sl.oemaki r and
Jennie M. Shot maker and J. arb J if
them. f,,r the sum i f i---.-. with
interest at the rate of ,. pe.-cent per
aiititim from the 2 1st day of Septetn -
ta r, lti'.s, 'and tor the I urtht r sum of
$2i,ii foi i.tterney fees and for 5lti costs !
.and disbursements and the aeeniii.-tf
j cost of and upon this writ,
i And also upon a judu'tiiciit in said
Isiut in favor ef th,'- detetniant, the
j Kutler rankihc Company and against
I the other defendants for the sum of
1 -.'.:" with interest thereon from the
1st day of January. 1'.'17, at the rate of
S per cert per annum and Ihe further
sum of .s'li as attorney fee.
I will on the 2:ird day of November,
lVIs, at the hour of In oYlrk a. in., at
the front door of the court house in
Hood Kiver, in Hood Kiver county and
Mute of (Itecjon, sell at public auction
to the bttoiesl bai ter for cash in hand
all the unlit, title and interest of the
said defendants, Joseph II. Shoemaker
and Jennie M. Shoemaker, held by
them 011 the 2Mb dav of November,
11 1 1 , or at any tune since, in and to
the followinrr described real property
situated 111 Hood Kiver county, Ure
U'oti, towit :
( 'omineiicinu- t t tit- ipiarter section
corner common to sections three and
ten in Township 2 North, Kanyc In
Last of Willamette Meridian, thence
run south alone; the quarter section
line SO reds, more or less, to the south
east corner of the northwest quarter
of the iioihtwest ipiarter of said sec
tion lu ; thet-ce west on the south lint
of said liottheast , matter of th-- liorth-
i west ipiatter so tods, more or less, to
i tlie southwest cottier of thu said north
least quarter of northwest quarter:
thence north on the west Inn- of t-aid
' r-.ortlieast qmirler of northwest quarter
j S.i! chain, more or less, to the south
i '"'C "i oii'd o-vntd liy one t olintry-
inan ; thence en-1 alone; said Country
man's sail south line 5.SS chains to
said Countryman's southeast corner,
1 t hence r.ort h nl,ini said ( 'onntrv tn!,,i'
tut linn (i U r-hitiriu to t iw , 1 1 1 ku-. ,t t
1 corner of a tract formerly owned by
! Kzitia K. Jones, thence east alone; said
Jones south line i rods to the south-
t'!,- ''"'her ol said J-.ties tract, then,
east cot tier of
north alonir said Jones east line 20
rods, more or less, to the north line of
said section lu, thence east, ahum said
n, ants and appurtenances thereto be
on.'inc; or in anywise aiiiiertainini'.
Said nreliertl' wilt bo siihl u 1 1 1 i ... f I..
' '
... lM ., i ... r,,, ..., , :,, ,,u i.,, i
! required,
' (fated and lirst puldished this 2 It h
day of ( let, iher, P.MS.
1 hos. Y, Johnson, Sherill'.
. Ilerhy and K. ( . (ilanville,
Attorneys for I'lamttV. n21
A.
y a
U. S. F.kj,1 Aiiiiiinintratl'iti.
.
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SACRIFICE
Turkish
l'r !,:,..
l'pc-iI.
t-aca
L'ti.i'i wo: cat.
Flannel Shirts for Men
Ci-Ki'i hea
e!'.-S. eaeli
Boys' Duck Coats
uttiket 1 1 no.
! sizes LVS, ii.
A I'ier shipment of Ladies'
French Caps, just received.
partmetit.
New Siik Petticoats, one
lia-.e ever had. Call and see them,
the quaiuy, style and ptice.
VOTE R S
OF OREGON
III-! i-Oll-U
!-! I
e.orh.lii,.
I. Cot It
U --le Ml tl
.-I Hie
;i I ti. 1 " bit,- tor
. MU-,-t ,t ii nil to he il(0' ,1 on I he
, 'i , i i i ' 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 innW- it n,-ivs,it to
ll-i in.- ol ,. in t-.ui.l l.lal.
I l l I- I
..1 I inpot 'alii .o-l I loll ill tin-
! .it I lie MU'e
t.i i i-t.o.p u iii-oi .r ext-n,e
lclicmi !
I 1 1 Is ,-',-lt
i 'wrloim.'
I "i.,l v,.i-
i ,-l.araeter. ali.t ol l.to.el
I tot ,,UI coilMltei Hi lull
I! f k linnri I
I II S lllKlirl I
!Js Ua VMsl'la LFLriLtLl
Ul UKf.UU!M cm
ltis;,t, nt .t th. Sian Hi veats. lawyer lot -.',
o i-ti-ir. not S(.:oi ish V me, Iran W n f :unl
f ' ' I i ll ' l'l 1 1' - 1 1 1 Mil le '1,0,1. till liL' si - cd Willi
Oli, .'i Ii, mm. til: Unriilrt-r ot ll,ct.''ll
I , Llstinu," in l'l,- ;, ml 1 ir.. s.-s.uins; .llidt;,',!)
tin' V ll I Miiieiiii llivft l.-l . ear-.
Ill all lln-s,. ii.iMimiis ti,. has in'olt' i;,mii.
His .v.,rd a, a ,n at.' c 1 1 1 1 II H lid eu hi :C
ofti-'CIl til, ht't'll lilMit' it It H'lslll .
Write in his name at the Gen
eral I. ec:im Nov. 5th.
1 or Justice ot the .Supreme (ioui t to
till vacancy caused hv the death of
Justice I -rank A. Moore.
Vote for ( )ne
W rite the name of J. I . (iamphell in
the above . pace and place an in
front of his ii.inie.
I I l toiq.t.e,! tor Siqiri'tiie Court I 'h iii pa i e ll
I ' no., oi, - mi lily., lit-giill. J. 1 1. Hut ter j-.
I I'ii id Adv i
FOR SALE
- A letit-lernl Jersey low, Ire
'I'ei i;;.'i. " ,,. n
I-or isa:
as .May.
t-iir Sale.. ;; wieeli, ins,- iriieK- :H
cacti. W , I-,. Nliet man, phone iris
si 1 lot
roll
For sale I I hiii it-v, top lilt, I t.odv In
n I sl'i'l'c, No. 1 utieels. .1, A. Waller.
I'hollc .liOli. o.'ltl
hot Sal, tin ei'sjil 1 On I Heuter, us, , ,
sens.in, tl,nd us new. i ,H S trll(i,
Move. i.ll. .-s it it , ,11 . 5111 Mate si. oill
For Serviee .- lieu Isteled white Iroar. .No h, t
ler sM-lk III II Illlllrv; I'llee reMSOlialde.
W. It Oilisuh. p.. ii. plume ami. ,1:11
f-01 sale - Itutiiv 1111,1 liainess, solid rniiliet
' 1 'eil Iiiikkv Ail 111 nrsi ela-s slnipe. Ann,
inotiiie seat I'noiie :u;:i. ,,;
For sale -:d,s t.iodel Mileliell ttve passrni;.M
autolimliile us n Iiisncy. It A. I linnets
imCHuflM. o.'i
l ot Snli' I hot,illi;l,l,i,.,l l'lyin,,ii;li Unci,
roo-leis. larue type holaiul I tuna ,iKs, a lew
i-o.-ds ot F ir wooil. ,,. Oilell .,',1 .l.l.Huek
war ,,,,
For sa!e-'l Ian, nnsnliwd New .eiihoid rati
lilts, also iqi.e ra, k 101,1 w-anmi. lcl.i;o, .'i
For- Sale
anil iq..e
A iinri-.tw- yautie waton, spriur.
' . f:-, t.f all. I II. If. ,ues, 1.
I'lioue o-lt 11 Js
o.'l
l-or snle St-iniiitliunil Iiihil'V ,'lie.in.
v . I. i'ii,-,'.;, u.v vvnnt oin,-., No, :i
OJl
For Sale-One oleum riparalor, II, , dent
ter and sacks, riiiilie ,V.,1J, '
I.,,!-suli'- Ai h hatirnn, ,, ,.,)sv , ,,,
,01 nun in iiiKliw-lij, weslol eily A ct e ot tl lit
" 11 loot "'id hemes ,,( all kinds
Iw.-ii. poiillty li.ii.srs. ele. Address, ('
llaldw in, Hood River, Die ,,'U '
l ot Sale - lilleey, llaek,,,!,,! iianie
I 1 1, .lie .i'.,.l.
I-jii sale -A ll'allii liny . k. K. Noh!
cheap,
olmf
I'lioue
olOll
For Sale - AllallH Hay , 1V ,, U)V1.
Kniicti, IMionr i.,.':i. ,:. .. Uavim. .,,
l or Sal,- .. Fox lliiiim I pimples, wnle or tel
,-pliolie 1771. tl, u. Sit,vi.kni,p.
Fn, Sale-llnt.dsonir hlaek Kelilini;, K. pi
ynos, sound, tenlie. , ,, vs., f
While liiare, l',-i l: years, weiKhl K'lril ,,s'
seiylcealiiy- Miunit, yeiill... H, t, r.
work.-, . 1 Ills team Is in ,,!,, , , ,
mil ol lotiil w,k. v .i , a narealii I"
aialeiv or loe,.,er, will, Uaniess. i a .
!! t .ru V vi- ' .'"' '"Hi's nor.liwesitrom
117
Fur Sale
A sntKll Im, !e I'm, I. .r
Al condiiion, 'li'I.Oitfli:i,:7rvei,im.s sji,t
For Sale-Tniedo.N,,,,,,. .N,lrJry .VltVrHlo,
-I'lllit! pirttltlni!, leadlDK varieties ,,t ,.
l'eH, .ct,e, ,'.v,etr. I'hone 4,'!'.,. II ,S I j li,,,, . I,1i j
FOR RENT
f'. Ketll --17 ncie, l.aek ol V al ley I ' I, I'N 1 1
h lrel, m ll.irrel, i,,.lni,, THiWinorrl ir
I'sl in eiiiiivation. Ih,se, hM,
'-ehm. I.mo. a l'r, ,-, ( p. y tlx p. ''' '
l or Kent- -Ji
i-d'i. I, plioiie
' ' aprle mneh. , , s. r,a, H
' '' '"' " very shun timr, ,,::(
Fur lien! F ill u'lu
d House. 1 1.. ;li(p
Fur i: -nt
tow niow ti,
ri;e ,M. fU(, ,e,p.fns
to '.V I, I'hone 17.1.'. liitm
For Hem - .n rmhl-rooi
ni.lied I ii, ., 1,1. ... I, ,. ., . I'" n lilt
im Inn,... .
".ri,-,,. , uie ti
sciiool Jn
lime oi .tn,. .i .a .ia tiiakel.
l, I, r
. i'v,1;::, rxz ,r:;r 7, jr:;
WANTED
Wanted - Kxiietlenee.l Orel' ri t il I st oeriie,
W it tiled
,r very I
trill 1 ihp nr 1 ii-, , I.,... 1. 1 . .
for very r,l,1,).krrp,
Pie die llii
03 1
"J
s
hi
I
y
S
1
7
a
rit'L't'il i-atN.
15c
S1.48
oJ. wluio thev iasi.
98c
arid .Misses' el yet '1 at:
See them in our M.'ditieis
of the best assortments
You'll be pli.; se
HOOD IUV1 u
OKKCiON
W K WAN I' KI- I UKsH M I 1 i -I
KK IO N IN oi.Kie.N W , i
j W tin ll!ls s.i, sliii K . I I. -I I 1 1,' r. '
; ll'Hlks, ot w ho Iihvi- tlad I l v.,,, x , 1 (
. lull w.-iil I like to itt v, in, ;ii'o , ....
1 1 1 11,1 every a pr , lea n t ;, j'. A a i , l ;
sv -tela t lint will i-1 1 a 1 1 ! e an . w
I niHkr li oril f,:. I.' Jl.rJI pel ' 'i I ., .
women o! ei't il toll., i a' l.!., I
IllriUe-lI. ltl Hl'I'IVdU slaN ,.L'- i ,
Towels
.l in- I null ' lless , srel l.-r, .-. linmn. r .it , , -11.,
me ol an.v j 1 iv, d In eom nnoe.' . and i. I, i.
colllldele', K 1 lie M 1 1 , ,
lll'll hlilii , Serllla. Vlt 1 1
Willded W III pav
S t lie lile. 0. I . in'
in a h.
.r W -
1
W ini'i'd ' .t ! ler 41 111 t 1 ) lea.
Wan.--, srna 1 1 la 1,1 1 1 . .Mis
' jail St. I'uo'ie b' '.'
v a ti. d - -e olid tin lid Ii 't
liartitd Wlte, llillsl I"' in noo.l . ,
1: rt.
V iiiiled - lo l.iiy yoiit n.
and I Hits lash ol IICW tools
K. A. l- i an I o
Wali'el -I o t,,iv yotlf used
tnitties: pi lees. Siiv, oil! luou
wlh It , .ross, lord ;l l eet ee.
It r. I'd l.'l.i.
Warned To trade .11 aet. s
ill
I 1 ill Illy. Mil , lor Hood It iv, I an , ace
land eio-e to ralitoad and titflwa, ;i
hill I. at.e Oc, 1, iiotie. Kel'lv lo a.:,!
MISCLLLANEOUS
1-out 1-1 u 111 iI nii'iit i!i 1 lit1 I'M
III11V ll.'lVt'Mllllf tt y c;i I I Itiil W "U, 1 1 1 "--,
1 1 ti' 1 1 1 ' I i 1 'it H 1 1 H 1 thr.t linci.'i i-fhif
l.tt.-t 'U'tirliil I'tf tui-'r., ..ii.-!..
aiui iKir en t liiiif l'ii -hh .,7 . 1. I f ; . '
I.usl S'iil c.tM'. ticlWMi'ii Vnvrr :tn I
lilri1;t. Ulip a ('.in! I" A I K . i -
l,t1 S,iIurtMV f-ViMlitii;. hrlUi-.u
ihiu-ii -ioif iin.t h i , mu h! nun U' i t ,i
ntiji n'wl an im'hI ritiii Pirnee M - - (
-l;i, t'l't. ItiiM ill .nvunl Lu M let- i
h'i hi l itt -I'Hr of n ti-) inmit'-l n i
iiw hit iiih ;v .s mie hy r;i i ! i ny a : i
fu r oili-'f.
, rnit'tt lenllier hiii 't i
tun lo tl Ki v r miuI l HM-adf 1,4't k -morn
ipk , n-toln-r 1 1 1 Ii, tn it ih I ca i i- i
' M'k . W .I.' (irip i-oiitHini-il iiii'
ninl stiavln-i oiiKll ami Wt-arint; iiitin
-h-i will tt" IthfC'tily rt'Uattlftl, n ti,'
livrt u r i p to i ' . .1 . ( tt I k 1 1 1 s, llotxl H -1
V tin yrir i ti , 11 iMttt Kiver. urc.
Lost - (Hi M or ni a v Htternini. oi
I mm rump on t niuintiiH, nil rn i
! left c nhloli tor l eill seal ot honl i
Will fi inter i li av let in n to liinri
-(ii uanie i ev ti i tt.
A diiiinontl nin;.
i'hone ''tell .WJ.
tl niter.
SOCIETIES.
Hot ill KlvF.R ' AL1.M II I' A M. su, ill)
Hood Kiver, Ore. ('. !l N n-krisen I"
MtH. Alma Howe. Sec. Leslie Hut i. , . 1 :. nr.
( all plume l.'lll.
KFM1' LoI'liK, No 1st, I. ii. o F .M,. i-n:
Odrll Odd Fellows' liall every h.Iiii
Imv iiltttit. N'isliors cordially w-e tin"!
II s. t'liuniicv, N. U. Wilson I -;ke. V o
W. I, , nines. See y; W . II. Km her, lies
I. F.'l'A ASSF.MHI.Y NO. ll. I'M'll'.li HI
'sans.-.Vlet'lh the ttrst and lliinl Wedi..-.
days, work: secriid and fonrili Weil ue. n s
AitisKiis' hall. c. ll. HiNKiens, VI. A.
.1 ll.KotiKiio Secretary.
t'l.KW 'it. pk i.oiiuf; no, wr, I. o o c
Meet, il) F'lli'el llHl iittll, every F h 1 1 , s. Im v
liiKtit. VV lili iin II 'jman. ,s u.
S. M. hick. V ,..
ileo. W. 'I'tiornson, seereiary.
tool, ItlVFK H AI'I'H'. K No J.1, , i. F. s
M eet h see,, ml and tour t h files, I m ,--,iiii,i
ofeacii nioiilh. V'lhltoi's cordniMv weicom, -I
MrK. J II, M, l.-illKti'llii. W. M
Miss Ada Poole, Serreiiiry.
y 11 1 Kiver roiiitinoidery N" l- F I
Meels every flrr-t Tue-day eveuiiit
eaeli tnontli. ,. K Critsiui, 1, r. i
A. ('Mlltlelll. Kl'COIlit'l
wain a tf:.H'.f; i-viiiian -HsIF.K- n., ,.
MeetK Hie ei-olnl all, I f, HI rl ll I'h li im I a . ol
each month al K. ol I' lui',1.
M is, Susie hv on. F". ('
Mis. Kate Fled," u k, M, ol It ninl , .
Mis, Margaret Howell, M ot F .
loot) RI VKR ('AMI', NO. 7.7'rj, M, w. A
Meets In K ul P. 1 it) 1 1 every 1st and el '.V e.l
ol each month. . un. ll ml, V i
W, T. Frazicr. Clerk.
Hoof) RI VKU I l III l.F. NO. (M, VA'OM F.N OK
Woodcratt - Meeln at K. ot I', ha'l on In,'
fl rut anil Third I liursilnys ut t-arli t iiii.
Mrs in a Hlu;:n. -.. N
MrN MHtlie Nlckelsrn, Clerk.
WAtCOMA l.OIKIK NO. :), K. OF I' -Menu
lu K. of 1'. hall every Tuesday n nhi.
Kreii W. I'.hmdoii. , I
Jasper W'lckhain, K. of ll. and s.
T. K. Johtisoti, M . of F'.
KUKN KNCA.VI I'M F.NT, No 4H, 1. o o F.
K"i!iilar nieeiiiijj oei-ond and fourth I ii.--di,
ul Midi month. F. Ii. Snyil, , c. r.
Ueo. , 'I iiomson Scrihe.
M I . Ilooli rofNCt I, No s. It. , s. M Me.,.
In .Masonic flail every third Tuesday In
rueli month.
W. V. I.iiraway, T.I M
II. Mcfiotiald, Re,-or,l-r.
W. o. W.- IteL'tilnr meet Hutu hit ne'd I ne Hist
arid third MondaVH ol eaeli motiili ut K or
I', hall. VlMlot'H cordially Itntled. ir ( . ( .
s, M lin k, i . c.
K. F,. li'rodtieli, Clerk.
HOOfl R VKR UlfM.l: NO inf.. A. F . and A
M.-MeelH S:ilin-iav l-Venilu; im -ntafnie
l-.ioll full moo,,. ' T, p. .lohiiMin, W. M.
I'. Mi lionald. Seerelai v.
CAN HV W. I. C -MeetK m ml mid toilltli
Saiiinlnys oi eaeli iitmiih hi K.ol I' led
Mrs f.i.ie Alidersiin, I're'.iilefi'.
Mrs, drnee Honev well, T'reas.
.Viih. Susie l.jim, Secretary.
HA.KL KKKKKAH I.OPOF: No. IV,, Hull
MeetK tlie ih st and third Tuesday evi inns in
each month p, tlie odd Fellows Hull m-yen
milt's Hunt ti nl IIihmI River. II. h I
., , Mii. (ierlriide CaiiKli. ) , N n
MlllrSrlnllei, V. U.
Marie Kemp, Ht,.
Hnilll HIVKKiTlAfTKHMt il R A. M -Meet,,
first ami third I-riday tiiu'lits ot t.,1,
Ueo. R. ( asiiier. H. I'.
A. li. slop, Nri'ii'tary.
I.Al'llKt. RF.I'.F.K i l,(iHOK No H7.I o () F.
.Meeir, first and linn) M,,n,ayrt each moic.li.
.M rs Mrtr M i N. , i.
., ,. Mrs. Kliz-tiirih It, k'li.an, . o
irn K ut le Vini'riit, Srerrtary.
Weed Tiro Chains, E. A. Franz Co.
o