The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 21, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textiini) a ii.A n:u. nu'kiAY. nvi:mt.i:i: j. uis A PATRIGTSC DUTY p Almost us vital .is that of protecting the honor oi flag and country, is fh- duly ci protecting and sale-guardlrg hcawh. When sti-oth is weil-nijh exhausted and the naisti:? iov.ers r:e reduced, then is the time disease germs are the mo-it potent and v. hen rre emir affords splendid and effectual means of offsetting the tendency toward weakness ar.d protecting strength. f The abundant tonic and unique nourishing properties 4 of Scott's Emulsion make it a dependable agent that fljJ may be used everyday, by anone, to protect strength. 41 &i-.ftJb R.t-ei.. tJ'.-r. i v r iL m A Residence Bargain Six room Imuim', with bath, eU-., also o'aca.L-v, situated on two lots 1 i,v lTill. eontainin.u' fruit trees. I Aprii-nt. I'luius, Tears, Cherries ainl AppN'sl, also ben'i'-s, irapes, asparu trus. etc. Several laru'e oak shade trees. This property centrally located. Price. term payments. J. River Servic Daily Eetween Portland and The Dalles STEAMERS J. N. Teal I KI K.HI AM) HVhSHX K AM) rhone L. PEOPLES' NAVIGATION COMPANY DAILY SKRVICK "Tahoma"Sahd,"i)allesCity" All kinds of freight and )i:i"fH)2ers handled llui-es and autoinoSiles Kiveri special attention. Jack Bajrley, Anient, Phone 3623 Tin; ARNOLD GROCERY COMPANY Oi l 1 US I IS Cl'SIOMI KS The Food Administrations Wheat Substitutes W I . ALSO II I (.hinnei! Vegetables, Fruits and Other Products I in rsi oi w im ii win s w i mi I t : 1 1 1 M : i ' r Id,' I'liaiiL'e 111 deiivrrv svtem and order (.cfiire li.-nii. II t V A K S A V i v. - - ' vTsi 'II V '-fcr.'v. F'v--l Now for the greatest real "THANKSGIVING" the si-' work! has ever known in celebration of the downfall of autocracy and a prayer for those who have given their all to make this celebration possible. . . Then CHRISTMAS this year more wonderful than ever. Let us help you translate into active ex pression that spirit that we know is welling us within you. W. F. LARAWAY ilrntrlfr LADIES! LADIES! We have just received a new lot of Country Club Toilet Preparations Come in iVtct us show them to sou Chas. i. Ckirke YOUR Diuguutt Ml if! 1H-4 liod ami will he so! i mi easy A. Culbertson Twin Cities P ASM 1S. M lOMOHIt l S. I. LKTHHKIlXiH, ARent. I X (I S S 1 A M V S The war is over The influenza ban has been lifted I'll GARDENS WILL LAST i TiillOt fill PEACETIME While, tie war cvrr :i' a t i of a u' ; er:-.l p..ae treaty ' 1 vv f ill in,' a r t r :i mere n.uttt r i f A miri.-trutor .! time. . rrty i. fajs r.e t ariif :ii:'i ti n t. . -,v jtc h na i-r r P cluldr :: iP du.-t. i-nii irr!.' ii -r:.! u : t-.irr. a'.d il: vt !:': it;." f food H.-..J Htvi r cur-tv m-'.-I ov . t jttdt'lf '.r- h--:r ci-r:i::ft)tH n w'h r 1 1 n al has t.ti.uiated n.j tr. l t -1 h.., it ,U'.t;. tin' Itr4 T.Mr !! e ani tial K' . !!;!, i-'rtal - l!..-. fair cf !'! ' i i.avc tr.tr tiiat," sa? Mr. I, d-..!.. A i-;i'Aii- of City rtuifit vv h have leuti.tu t ! Fer.et'.t cf heme ; aniens indicates that vac.mt I. t- will I e -ulti- . vaU-d rte sively ti.t- i-ciiiii year a-, in auv . t si asi .1 1. Mr. n; a r n -rr art even riiv preparMig tlit ir niall i traits for r t t s,.,,4,,n's cultivation. I I'r.ii-tii'ally all Fiver en hatdii-ts im.w Lave home taniens, at:i it is fafo t.. sa t'lilt j; rev. i-rs without them acaai. It'VtT tn NED CKAWFOItl) CITED FOB BKAVEItY W. I.. Marshall, h: former fellow weikcr. hi.-t v.cck an altiflc in t he t'l.-vt land. ., Mr. rei'tiveit throuuh News-I.eaiier, cf Craw ford's old home ns of honors won 1-v I'vt. Ned I'rawfoid, fo: n.ei ly an unplm e of the i ireyon Washington Teh'i'liot.e Co. Mr. I law fun), was eited for heroism in hat tie. When a shell wrecked the lel ei liiine static:! in which lie was witk ."ii. kdl'.nn two and injuiiriir Iie coni lades, he stuck to ius (est, in an exposed position, until the line of cotit :i.urnc,.tim:s could he estaidihed. Justice For the Kx Kaiser The following Utter, signed, "Jus tice" appeared last week m the Port land Telenram. It suuests a propt r punishment fur William The Itamned: "F. Minister llcrard says the kaiser should he tinny ami as an American eititzen I want to protest. It is con trary to the articles of wai to hart; a prisoner. To do this we Would have to dei hire, at this late date, that it was not war after all, simply suppressing a nam.: of outlaws, "Hut. the president ha --"promised that I he Hermans shall have justice and they have accepted the armistice on that agreement, i "Now, it seems to lue the proper Ihine; to do would he to take the kaiser ; and strip him and jrivo him a nice dose i of mustard uas, after heine; wet down : ( then tret him ever it and nive him a dose of tear tjus. This tear jras would 'five the !'. I', a chance to cahle that the kaiser had repented and was in tears. Carry him through the disor ient decrees and finally wind :;p with the j' .s they etved the Canadians i when they first started that ahomina ' Con, the iras that hursts the Itmjrs. It : is the l.;o. -er's invention and would ac cord strictly with the president's promise of justice. Kven a safe pro j loin in A met u a could not gainsay hut I he had it coming as per acreement en- tered into with tiie (lerman nation." Incident (if LS71 Recalled II. A. Hunt who lias been here from Salem in connection" with otihial husi ness of the State Highway Commis sion, recalls incidents of ls?l that (lif ter great ly from those of today when i tt in an troops are evacuating Alsace Lorraine. "1 was in San Francisco at the time," says Mr. Hunt, "and the ar mistice of last week has recalled to J my mind the eelehration of dermal) i i esidents over C.er.uany investing the ' French territory. The hired hands l and marched in a parade up and down j Market street." I ... MAKING GAGES LIQUID. Knowledge of th "Critical Tempera ture'1 SolveJ th Problem, In regard to tie liei'.ing points of liquid, there is an upper limit to the point at which a thing boils that is. changes to the sl'iie of vapor. It is called the critical teuipei at in . No matter lioiv great a pressure ovists en it s'lhsta me, it it greater than lis e to vapor an;, how. The iunoi'a lav hiirk the making such as air, rati: iiuinv veins. The Is at a temperature ll ieu I it will change of this point field of liquefied gases -HI dioxide, etc. - for experimenters tried to liquefy gases at ordinary tempera tures by enormous pressures, whereas it' they had Just cooled the gases be low their critical tcniptTaliires before applying the pressure liquefaction would have ensued immediately. This is the method employed today in ma king liquid air. The air Ts com pressed at. first and then allowed to issue from a small orifice, thus ex panding and Hng: Is then pumped oack and compressed by the pump, al lowed to go iliroii;.h the orifl.'e again, thus cooling slid more, until at last it. is below the critical teuipei a lure, when the compression mused by the pump liquehos it. Nature of Sleep. liualioii by scientists of ttie in), t he sleep of persons In normal Inv lure health shows thai it varies iircofding to the daily diet and I he different hours) at which sleep Is begum Altogether" the Ideal hour tor reti.ing Is M o'elic k. The sleep of a person going to bed ! ;i i ii I l.v at al l roviinately this time -iadmciy loi'.i.irnts in intensity for the spa. e of an hour It then suddenly be comes v ery profound, rearhing its max mum Intensity at about 1 1 .." o'clock. Wiihin live or six minutes I'l-'in this it has l,s to be ,.-.'! Is 11' liiiuber time 11. ll f Hind that the sleep s il, i p. In mi hour t he i in the sa me eondii ion nt a 1 i it 11.1 Ti. From after 2 o"i lock the rest li;:ht. From 2 until I .f dt and llild then it roi-.trl;tly III it rrasrs at the tils in. -.oi , in ,i rv t inie of i i ng. t nt I his Out It i- Worth Mimic) ltrn't miss tl'is Cut out th's slip, enclose with "c anil mail if to Foley ..vl Co. 2s:'..i Sheffield Avenue, Chicago, 111., writing your name and address dearie. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Hon ey and Tar Compound, for eoimhs.onlds and croup; Foley Kidney Fills, for pain in sidts and hack; rheumatism, backaches, kidney and bladder ail-, merits : and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, hemlacl.e ard sluggish bowels. MELTING POT IS STILL CONTLNl ED The s:k'mr:g of the armistice I v Cer many will not eatl-e Mrs. W . F. Fara way from proctd.g with her , am-t-u-tfti of coliectir t; u;.-c.i'ded Jtw-.lry ar il g'dd ai d s:rer ; ii-.te for the tted Cr.'ss. Mrs. Faraway l-,gan a Ki.er n.tS'.r.. -.t lat .-pnng. a'.ii as a reSL.lt ma!- UiU.8 w rth cf u.dd a' d Si!' -t" haw hi !' reclaimed for the ! emannaii.il' orga laZtio! . Mis. Faraway's appeal has htenr, -; sin. i.oed tu from all i arts cf the mid C'i tun d.ia. Fast week's mail I T 'igi t a ! Htcti i f oi, jew' !r" from Mrs. Koe St t II. ; , of t atsoi:. W ash. Fill in aa- l.a i 1 1- Tta' prtserit ii ii .er.za is now k'lewn to ho our old famil.ar la grip! e. Fol j ey 's lloin v and T ir :s just what every : sufferer from intl ienza or la grifipe r eeds 1'ow . It covers the rmch m ; tlained throat with a soothing, dialing coating, cleats awav the muscles, stops , the tickling and conghing, easts the i tightness and heavy h'eatlui g. Fay I and night, keep Foley's Money and ! Tar handy. It gives ease, w armth and (comfort from the very first dose. Fay I it now. Sold every v. here, i Highway Work is Cmtipleted ! Final work for the year on the Hii'h iway httween here and Cascade Fecks is compieltd, and the last of several steam shovels used hi grading the Tl ' mille stretch was hrought here Friday. A tatttrv ..f IT motor trucks lave compleP it 1 1 e travel surfacing of the road, l . tr.i.t.irs will give the new road a nnal smoothing net spring j Sheriffs Sale Notice is hereby given that pcrsuant to an execut on ami order of sale is sued out of the circud court of the ; state of Oregon for Hood Itiver coun- ty, to me directed, dated the JJnd day i of Oruther, hi-,, upon a judgment and ; decree for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage in a suit wherein the State i Fund Foard was plaii.til!' and Joseph j 11. Shoemaker and Jennie M. Slioe ' maker and the Futler Hank ing Com pany w ere defendants, and reuderet in favor of the plaint it!' and against the defendants, Joseph II. Shoemaker and i Jennie M. Shoemaker a::d feach of , them, for the sum of ).".;!.'. with i intt rest at the raie of ti per cent per annum from the -1st day cf Sentem her, litis, and for the further sum of $'Jil for attorney fees and for JUt costs I and dishiirsenieiits and the accruing cost of and upon this writ. And also upon a judgment in said suit in favor of the dctendant, the Hiiller Hank ing Company and against the other defendants for the sum of $tilMi.!'l?, with interest thereon from the 1st day of January, l'.'l", at the rate of S per cent per annum and the further sum of 70 as at tor. ev fee. ' I will on the 2;lid day of Novemher, l'.il at the hour of Id o'clck a. m., at the front door of the court house in H"od liner, in Hood River county and state of Oregon, sell at puhlic auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right, title and interest of the said defendants, Joseph 11. Shoem;ikir and Jennie M. Shoemaker, he I I hy them on the L'Mh day of Novemher, ! l'Jll, or at any time since, in and to . the follow ing described real property situated in Hoed Fiver county, Ore gon, tow it : Commencing at the quarter Fection corner common to sections three and ten in Township 2 North, Fange 10 Fast of Willamette Meridian, thence inn south along the quarter section ; line ho rods, more or less, to the south- east corner of the northw est i,.iartt r ofjjlhe iioihtwest quarter cf sa;d sec tion 10; thence west on the south hue of said noitheast quarter of the north- ! ,."tri.,r SO v..,lu t..r., ..r 1.,l t.. the s,mihwt.sl (.(,rner' of the said north ; east quarter of northwest quarter; I thence north on the west line of mid ' northeast quarter of northwest quarter ts.o'J chains, more or less, to the south j line of land owned hy one Country ' man; thence east along said Country man's sail south line a.s chains to said Countryman's southeast corner. thence north along said Countryman's east line"""!). '.'1 chains to the southwest corner of n tract, formerly owned Icy Fzr,,a It. Jones, thence east along said Jo a s sent h line ) rods to the south east corner of said Jones tract, thence north along said Jones eat line L'o rods, more or less, to the north line of said section to, thence ens! along said ninth line to the point and place of ! beginning, containing ;i2 acres, mote or less, subject to right of way of Far mers' Iirigation Company ditch, to gether with the tenements, helvilita miiiits and appurtenances thereto he longing or in anywise appertaining. Said property will be sold subject to confirmation and redemption as hy law required. I Fated and first published this2llh ' (lav of October, 1!UH. I ' Thus. F. Johnson, Sheriff. A. J. Derby and U. C. dlanville, 1 Attorneys for I'laiutif. n21 j Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that the un ; dersigned has been appointed adminis 1 t r at fix of the estate of Thomas ,1. kinnaird, deceased, by the County : Court of Hood Kiver County, Oregon, and has duly qualified as such. All j persons having claims against said es i tate are hereby nidified to present them, duly verified as required by law, : within six months from the date of the I first publication of this notice, to the ! administratrix at the cilice of John i Maker, Hrosius building, Hool Kiver, 'O'cgon. The tlate of the first publica ; tion of this notice is November 7, 1 ! 1 S . j Cynthia Kinnaird, n7d." Administrtrix. i Legal Notice I Notice is hereby given'that in sixty J (iili days from the date of t h s notice lit will be unlawful for stock to run at large in Hood River County under pen ; ally of ten (I'M dollars for the first offence and twenty (20) dollars for eacn and eveiy subsequent offense, to , he recovered from the owner of the stock in a civil action in the name of ihe State of Oieuon before a justice of the pea e in the district in which such owner or keeper or either of them may ' re-ide, and if there be no justice of the peace m such district, then before any justice i f the peace in the county and :t shall be the duty of each con stable in anv justice cf the peace district, ar.d of each road supervisor in any road district to enforce the provis l ions of said Section lid""); and sU'-h penalty shall be for the benefit of, and ! when collected, paid into the common school fund cf the county in which such action is brought, within sixty j I'ito days after such animal is proved I to be at large. I Dated this 12th day of Novemher, i A. D. 1!US. Kent Shoemaker, I County Clerk.. My K. K, shoemaser, t.21d.j Heputy. 3 Have Is Test Your Does Your Pocketbook Ache? Give it a rest-it needs relief from the pressure of constanthincreasing prices. We afford that relief at this store by keeping OUR prices down to the very mini mum. There is nothing so satisfactory as first hand evidence, therefore we ask you to'give OUR store a trial and then compare OUR goods and prices, with those of OTHKIv stores. YOU WILL WIN. Blowers Hardware Company Corner of Oak Fordson $1135 iTBggasy.i'aMW. We are demonstrating this Tractor on both sides of the Valley, with very satisfactory results. Uoine :;oe it work. It's a wonder. F0UST & MERLE I'llONF MA For Auto or horse drawn vehicles, Service to any part of the Valley at any time Telephone 1201 Fashion Livery Co. Hood River, Oregon Protect Your Surplus Crops nEFOUF you harvest your fruit, prain or hay. provide a 1 shed or barn in which to store it. And how about that surplus that you expect this year ? Maybe you "d need sonic temporary sheds. There's no need to sacrifice your crop when we have so much GOOD, LUMBER for Uarn or Shed iiuildiiiK, In our yard you will find every thing in building material. Make up your list and brine; it in today. BRIDAL VEIL LUMBERING COMPANY Yard West of Freight Depot -Phone 2181 We are selling Schillings Best Line with a Money Back guarantee if you are not satisfied after using them. Kaesser's Grocery of Quality E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co. Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, IJkUSHKS, lite. i and First Streets Tractor Hood River Grocery hone 3192 Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints Glidden's Varnishes Room Mouldings Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order Plate and Card Rail Dry Paste fit A -m T Jt ' - n t r- . r .-- I Vc t... tJy'i'. : c'r I F'l i! n v : ei i ; I i l In- . , a j DAMN tLECTKIC WORKS 1 Third and D.,1, Tv! llw.J.Baker&Co. 1J Ite.ilersill Rl:AL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Preserve Your HARNESS and your Shoes I 1. I'll 111; Ml -T I'.F. KFI'T ( 1. 11AM F ANH !FF.I. See us Inr Harness and Shoe Oils. W. G. WEBER Hell liuiklinji All of i our Second-Hand Furniture Wiil b' ImhioJiI fur ('ash or on Tfinlt.'. lU'st I'riivs piiiil t'r Hides. Also. w want your old Sacks and all kinds of .Junk. II. GROSS Fill si ( ()M)HM) DFAI.I It THIKI) ST. rhone 12U j Dr. William Morton Post i Dentist i Uooms I Di, 1 'J Hull I'.IiIk- I'lione 2-KU HOOP Fl Vlli:, OFF'. ON jc. H. JENKINS, D. M.D. FKN I I- 1 I oil-, .-.. in - . Ollii'e li)sl ; res-iileiie ,1.i:U i i din c over Butier Fank i I E. L. SC0BEE, D. D. S. I FFNTISI' I ! I 'eiepliolieP : I Miff ol'd ; li'Sldi'llre .'ilLll ( miri' in ProMU-i llmliiiiiK Dr. Carolyn Underhill DENTIST Sniifh ltnildiin. Telephone 2021 J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN" AND SFkOKON. Fi pupped for X Fuy mid l-.li'ctto- l lu'i apeutii-8. 1 il j iiollt-s- l'i 41HI !l H. L. DUMBLE, I'll Visit.'I AN' A N I SUKtiKON. rll proin)iily mini-r m! hi town or couulry I ';i V O' Nlillt. I . I -1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . o- Ki-s.'i' ili f. I'lil: Oltli P, YM. Ollt'-c in tin' Uiosiiik Hnililln E. D. KANAGA Physician and Surgeon Flic: Ollire in Kliut FlllldlllJ Fes. l.-ll DERBY & STEARNS Lawyers H000 RIVER, OREGON. ERNEST C. SMITH Larvyer Rooms '. ai.d J I Fill Building Hood Rivor, Ore. Stranahan & Slaven Contractors & Builders HOOD RIVEP, OREGON. M. E. WELCH, l,l 'K.NSF.U VKIl.l!FAKV MW.L0N ni' ;in-l in (lo Hliy work In I In; Vfti-iiM- . T I I .':'i ' .' ' Olfc I' OI In K.-ol,!"li .-IrOili fl - Mil,!