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for HIGH UTILITY
An index of the immense ability and
usefulness of this all-family automo
bile is the fact that it has more poHver
in proportion to its weight than any
other car built, save one costing more
than $3000.
Touring Car. $1185 .. . Roadster. $1185 . . Coupe. $1760 . . . Sedan J1760
Additional for Wire Wheel Equipment, $75. F. O. H I'ontiac, Michigan
HEIGHTS GARAGE
The detth no Oregon citizen icr
haps has ever touched more deeply the
pioneers of Hood River than that of
Henry L. Pittook, publisher of the
Ureifur.ian. i
First news of Mr. Fittook'a death
came to S. F. Blythe. himself a l io
net r printer of the Northwest. iast i
TlurMiav imirt.irg when he unfolded
his mornine UreioniHn left ty trie;
I rural carrnr. Mr. Blvthe, uonetr ;
j editor of the Hood R.ver Glacier. !
I a yi inter rn erly day papers of Pott- j
I "While 1 was never employed on the
j Oreorisr," says Mr. Hljtne, "1 krew ,
Mr. Pittiwk and had opportunity to
observe the faithful, purposeful w rK
iif his eaiiitr eats. Knowing some-:,
thing of the circumstances of his wofk ;
in overcoming obstacles and the Bteinly i
progress that he made, I have watci ed
th
more than passing interest. Indeed
Mr. I'ittock has been the Ortgoi.i -.n.
Its pages have expressed the in in. ;
Mr. I'ittock has left a great monum.nt
in the Oregonmn. I
"I recall with pleasure an incident!
of 194, when Mrs. Blythe and I enter-j
tained Mr. Piltock and his wife on a j
brief visit here. Kn route to eastern j
Oregon on some business he stopped i
here with Mrs. Pittock to fhow herj
the spat where he had eaten water
melons in lSfiri. It was on the pioneer ;
ranch of Nathaniel Coe, and now a 1
part of the corporate limits of Hood
Kiver. Mr. Pitto-.'k declared that hos- j
pitality of the pioneer family and
those tlelicioua melons would cause
him always to remember Hood River." t
"One of the Northwest's greatest ;
leaders has gone, said h. L. Smith,
Soldier Simply Could Not
His Prisoner.
'Till'
But Though There Wat an Impedi
ment In "His Speech, Hit Ccmradea
Found There Was Nothing
Wrong With His Courage.
HT. HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY
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He was the "bahy" of the eomrany.
This Svibrmuet was not applied io '
irony. Ills comrades hail dubbeU him ;
ibis U-cau! of bis youth and ati iiu-j
ptb incut of speech. He couldn't pro-
uouuee his C's, K's uud S's, especially !
whin those t'onsoMilits were the first
letter of the word. Ami consequently
his convprsiilion hiot lli sioitut iif m
development of the Oregonmn w.th i ,r,VPur.ol,j. But thosw tlf hls IUH,es
wlu had poked fuu at niiti one day
learned that thouch his speech and
inntiner mijjht he childish, there was
aterii stuff beneath.
I'uniiu an ullicil attack the platoon
of which the "baby" was a member
was held up In an old trctich by I'.oche
machine gun fire and snipers. The
"baby" discovered u enemy sniper In
r shell hole and reported hliu to bis
lieutenant.
"Co out aud get hlui," orderert the
lieutenant.
Obeying orders, over the top the
"hiihy" crawled, and creeping up be
hind the Hun, forced hliu to surrender.
I'nable to bring bliu back, lie took
awnv nil his :imiminltlon and crawled
SI year old Northwest pioneer, "Henry j ,,at.k , hlg 0ttn huvn aj,uini
L. P.ttock was.o man short in stature w, fc , , d ,fc
b,U powering ,n hia F.lendid achieve- M ,.
It is interesting to hear the comment: 'T.etter kill bim, he's probably got
uf ilotd Kiver soldiers who have i himd grenades and a gun hliltb'ti about
returned recently from all parts of the j htm and we're in too ticklish a posi-
ountry. lhe declaration that the,j,m to he bothered with prisoners,"
Oregonian surpasses any daily news-, ,lllMvl.r,., hrrU,, m(.(,r.
,,a,er of a,y c.ty v.sited.saspleni.d; ( , ,
tnbute to its builder and publisher; . , , ,. ,
now gone on the long trail. , ,rin,,, f,,r ,lu' eut V'",h
! saw him coming, dropped to his knees,
clasped his hands in prayerful en
treaty and begged for mercy a habit
of the Roche after they have exhaust
ed nil their ammunition killing and
wounding nil the Americans they can.
Twice the "baby" raised bis bayo
net to run the Hun through. And
twice the renewed entreaties of the
terrified German sniper made liirn hes
itate. Finally, with a gesluiv of de
spair, ho ordered the Hoche to crawl
nhead of him to the American line.
Reaching It, the "baby" put bis pris
oner In n dugout. Then be went in
search of his lieutenant and reported:
"Lieutenant, I tan't till that d
Hoche, sir. Plense pel toineotie else
to till him."
The officer couldn't help laughing,
and scut the "baby" hack to his post.
An hour later the "baby" was wound
ed by another sniper mid ordered to
the dressing station in the rear.
"He's all broken up, sir, because he
couldn't carry out the lieutenant's or
ders," snld his comrade to the Ameri
can Itcd Cross worker iu the dressing
station. From h Red Cross Scrap
lock.
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Do you know that by making a small installment
and Payments as 'low as 51.00 per week
you may have all this at yjur command. We sell
Edison Diamond Point
PHONO GRAPHS
the most wonderful and and perfect ever in
ventedat terms to suit you.
Come in and talk it over.
A. S. KEIR
SMITH BLOCK RELIABLE DRUGGIST
VINTON LIKES APPLES
FROM HOOD RIVER
A box of Hood River apples pre
sented to the members of lhe Senate
oy ti'e Hood River Omnieieial Club
has won a graceful expiiescm of
appreciation frmi President W. T.
v'u.ton. In a letttr to the (l ib, Mr.
Vinton says:
"1 have received today a box of
11. o I Kiver apples, through the cour
tesy of Senator Kickelsen and I assure
you tin t every member of the Senate
eiijoyo 1 them. When 1 sav a box of
il io.i River .-fiples, that nu-ans ttie
newt apples ill the universe, for there
is no other spot that produces fruit
ihiit is quite as delicious or quite as
perfect, and then think of the pleasure
of eating a Newtown Pippin, grown
,n that famous fruit countiy. One
who is a resitfe.it of th'? ctunty and
accustomed to eating such fruit does
not appieciate the pleasure it gives a
pel son not used to such delicious
i ; les."
SNOW IS SHALLOW
IN DEFIANCE FORESTS
Frank Davenport, Jr., and Fred W.
Nt-wbv, local lumbermen, who recently
mane a horseback tour of the forests
around (ireen Point and Mount Defi
ance in the southwestern part of this,
jaunty, say the snnw blanket of the
high altitude, usually a depth of from
six to eiylit feet at thia sea.-uin of the
yt'Hr, is now only from six to eight
inches dec:).
"1 have i ever seen these foretta so
Dare of snow," says Mr. Davenport.
"Vet I do n( t anticipate any shortage
of water. Mr. Newby and I on inves
tigation fctiud the soil thoroughly sat
U'.ited. The recent rains seem to have
nil soaked into the earth. It is likely,
to i, that later precipitation may take
HER TROUBLES HAD
COST THOUSANDS'
Mrs. W hite Says Tanlac Oterranir Her!
Troubles After Everything 1
Pise railed
"Actually, a few bottles of Tun lac
did more for n;e than all the other
medicines and treatments that have
cost me thousands of dollars," recent-1
ly declared Mrs. Kittie White, whose I
husband is proprietor of the I'niversity I
l'aii.t Company, and who lives at 13121
Kortv-second ftnet, rast, Seattle, 1
Wash. j
J "Fifteen years ago," she continued,
"I was as strong and healthy a woman
us you ever saw, weighing in the
neighborhood of a hundred and seventy i
pounds. My troubles started when 1
contracted asthma, which got so bml
Unit manv a time 1 have had to sit up
ri;j:ht lifter night wheezing and Rag
ging, hardly aide to get my breath and
sutleriisg .-so terribly 1 really thought 1 (
was going to die. Then my stomach
went baik on me, my food would sour,
and the as that rose up in my throat
! would almost strangle me, and start
mo to vomiting tin i wouij tie in such
misery I would almost go dint: acted. t
My held ached like it would split add ,
my back hurt like it was going to
break in two. I lost over forty pounds,
1 was but a shadow of my former sell,
and was so weak, and felt so wornout
that 1 was barely able to get around.
"Now this was just the awful condi
tion 1 was in when one of n;y friends
told me about Tanl.ie, and 1 thought if
1 could get my stomach in ood tundi
tion and legain my rtienglh, maybe I
could stand the anhma better, so 1 got
rue a bottle. Weil, sir, the results
l i u : I ...i
Liked the War. . ''vc .vo
, . ,, , . . Vhv, my appetite is so gnat, that 1
Th-y told me down South nbotit a ; fel.r HshHm't.d to eat enough to satisfy
negro who was drafted, n big cornfield j mvsl If, and my stomach is in good
durky who had drifted along through j n'n lition. Kut the greatest surprise
life till then with nobody bothering of all is 1 haven't suffered a particle
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much about him. The draft took him,
rather frightened and protesting, ntid
he found himself In the iirmy, After
the first (laze of it wore off, be discov
ered that he was being taken an Inter
est in for the first time In his life.
They took him over to one of the com
munity service colored clubs In his
off time. There was n piano there,
there were pool tables and games, not
to speak of a temperance bar. There
was going to be n colored dance that
right, and he henrd of a dinner by the
Daughters of Zlon on Saturday. Ho
Mttled down In bis chair, for the first
litrm it! cniilu r.rt Ihn rnirh..l" bltl
Hides, storing up a surface water i ,,nle in ,lis "tray-iluc life a recognized
iupply." I member of the community, with a rec-
I ognlzed place in the world. Then he
leaned over to the comrade who hud
brought him.
"Fo" de Lord's sake, man," he de
manded, "why didn't nobody start dls
war befo'?" Oood Housekeeping.
I'.iiile
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r.nili-HVor
to all.
Christian Church
School, t).4ft a. m.;
1 1 a m. and 8 p. in
(i 45 p. in.
Preach:in:
Christian
Cordial welcome
Cooking Apples Sell Well
With fmifu Rtncbn nrMftiuliv n v
hausted. commission men from I'm a- whether they're In Kansas City, Mo.,
Fed the Multitude.
Mess sergeants are Just the same
land and other Northwestern cities
have been here bidding for the limited
supply of cooking grade fruit still in
the hands of growers. This quality
will be sold out probably within the
week at the best prices ever received
by growers.
Unwrapped, jumble pack and un
sized apples, are bringing growers the
minimum cash price of $1 per box.
Sized and wrapped apples of the cook
er grad 8 have sold for more than
per box.
Periodic Bilious Attacks
or hiiteiui Thierry, r ranee niwnys
suspicious that the whole nrmy is
trying to edge on their company
mess.
The benns ran low which will in
d'ente the gravity of the situation
in a company that was having Its; first
hot menl out of the lines.
"Three hundred and seventeen
men I've fed," finally exploded the
mess sergeant. "Three hundred and
seventeen! And when we went into
line we were only two hundred and fif
ty strong. You'd think a company
would lose when it's fighting, but It
It gains."
Persons subject to periodic bilious
attacks will observe that their appetite ; "(esn t,
fails them just before an attack.
That is, they do not really crave food : Wheat Crop in Scotland.
but eat because it is meal time. If i The president of the Scottish board
they will cat only a light meal and no ; f m.(.uum, ,.(.,,rillv 8futwl that the
meal, uieu lUKC iwu oi v.iiauiueriain s
! Tablets the attack may be avoided.
Notice of Sate of Real Property
wheat crop In Scotland this year hud
In en increased by 1(1,000 acres, the
out crop by 100.000 acres and the po
tato crop by 23,000 acres. There was
some decrease in the barley crop, but
the net Increase on the whole of these
irops was 2?7,00O acres, compared
Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of MAIMS, OILS, URUSHliS, Ltc.
Heath & ulilligan Mixed Paints
Glidden'8 Varnishes
Koora P Mouldings
Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order
Plate and Card Rail
Dry Paste
Notice is hereby given that the
State Land Board will, on and after
iThdisday, the 27th day of Februarv.
1910, receive proposals for the purchase with 1017.
'of the following described real prop :
lerty, situated in Hood River county,
! Oregon, to wit :
The north half of the northwest quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section
' 8, in township two north of range ten,
enSt ot the W illamette Meridian. .
Said tale will be cash, and one-fifth
of the amount bid must accompany
each proposal a3 evidence of good
faith, ami to be applied on the pift
chase price of said lands if the bid is
accepted, the State Land Board re
serving the right to reject any or all
bids. Bids should be tiled with the
undersigned attorney for said Board on
and after said date, from whom further
iniormauon concerning vn.s property produfed by a cathartil.
may be obtained upon application ; um r.nu, ,u0
therefor. All deposits accompanying
bids not accepted will be returned to
the holders.
A. J. Derby.
Attorney for State Land Board,
First National Bank Building, Hood
River, Oregon. j:;uf 27
Airman' Discovery.
Writing home from France nn Amer
ican airman snys or a recent flight.
"I went up for altitude and made the
remarkable discovery, which I nm
thinking of publishing nt once name
ly, that the world is not round, but
siiucer-shnped, slightly depressed In
tho mldd'e."
Commercial
cit oilier;.
job printing at the Ola-
Chronic t on-tlpation
There are people who never have a
movement of the bowels without it i?
Most of
them have brought that condition on
themselves by the use of mineral
watera and strong cathartics that take
too much water out of the system ard
aggravate the disease they are meant
to relieve. A mild laxative tonic like
; Chamberlan's Tablets affords a gentle
i movement of the towels that you
! hardly realize hag been produced by a
i medicine, and their use is not no likely
i to b followed by contipation.
from asthma since 1 have been taking
Tanlac. 1 felt so fine on finishing my 1
first bottle that I just couldn't get
another one quick enough, for 1
couldn't afford to miss a single dose. 1
i sleep so sound now, that I don't
know a thing from the time I go to
bed till 1 pet up ir, the morning. I
never know what a headache is and '
those awful pains in my back are all
gone. 1 have already gained several
pounds and am gaining in weight and
strength every day. Why, I can do
any amount of hard work now without
getting tired, and can't remember the
time when I felt ns tine as 1 do today.
I am so happy over my great improve-1
merit that 1 want everybody to know
what a splendid medicine Tanlac is." j
Tanlac is sold m Hood Kiver by the j
Kresse Drug Co. -Adv. j
Notice of Execution and Sale
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an execution issued j
out of the Circuit Court, State of Ore-!
gon. for the County of Hood Kiver, on ;
the 28th day of January, 1U1I), und to ;
me directed upon a judgment rendered i
by said Ciicuit Court for said County
on the l'Jth day of November, 1918, in :
a suit wherein Oeorge K a both and1
A. M. Smith are plaintiffs and Samuel (
A. W herrey is defendant, commanding
me to make sale of the following de-1
scribed real estate, to-wit : The East
J of the East i ot Section 8 in Town
ship 2 North of Range 9 East of the
Willamette Meridian in Hood River
County, State of Oregon, to satisfy a;
judgment in favor of each of the plain-!
tills against the defendant for the sum i
of Three Hundred and Thirty-one and I
50 100 (j:C1.50) Dollars with interest I
from the 19th (toy of November, HjIK, j
at the rate of Eight (8) per cent per
annum thereon, and the further judg
ment jointly in favor of said planitill's 1
for the sum of One Hundred i$100.00) i
Dollars, and a judgment in favor of j
the plaintiff A. M. Smith against the
defendant for the sum of Three Hun- j
died and Forty-five (.f 345.00) Dollars,
and the further sum of Fifty ($50.00) !
Dollars, attorneys fees, together with ;
interest thereon at the rate of Eight
(8) per cent per annum from said 19th S
day of November, 1918, until paid, and
the costs of and upon this said writ,
1 will, on Monday, the 10th day of
March, 1919, A. ')., at hour of 2
o'clock P. M., at the front door of the
Court House of Hood River County,
State of Oregon, in the town of Hood
River, sell, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cabh the said real
estate above described to satisfy the
amounts due on said judgments, to wit :
One Thousand and Eight ($1,008.00)
Dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of Eight (8) per cent per annum
since November 19th, 1918, and One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($150.00)
attorneys fees and the costs and
expenses of sale.
Dated this tith day of February, 1919.
1 hos. F. Johnson,
Sheriff of Hood River County,
f6m6 State of Oregon.
A complete stock of
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TIRES AND
TUBES
together with our ser
vice, makes this an
ideal place to pur
chase your tire re
quirements. DeWITT motor co.
Royal Bread. Fresh and Cured Meats.
In order to tive our down town customers better service
our delivery car will leave the store promptly at 8 o'clock
each morning. Get, your orders in promptly.
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GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
TWTLFTH STREET PHONE 2134
Airit it the limit.
savsMike,
the Contractor
'You'd think any
hod y but a kid ttould
know that genuine
Gravely is bound
to give more real
tobacco satisfaction
than ordinary
plug."
Good taste, smaller
chew,longer Jifc is w hat
makes Genuine Grave
ly cost less to chew than
ordinary plug.
Writi lo:
Genuine Gravely
DANVILLE, VA.
for booklet on chewiitf pint,
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our kind neighbors and
fripnria who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the illness and death of our dear
mother and sister, Mrs. Susan Scohey.
Also for the beautiful floVers.
Mr. and Mrs. (J. W. Peffer,
Mr. Julia Heath,
Peyton Brand
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