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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1919)
noon mvEit cii.Ai iki:. tiu ihav, may 11. imo iunb Sincr Glarirr AHTHltt D. MOE. PubUikcr. SaWriptiun. Si.OO IVr rar. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF POLITICS An incident of the friendly repartee i f Mr. Koberjr iind Mr. Butler in their county. The city committee is com current advertisements may be appt.ed of E. O. Blanchar. Truman But- ... c. . i , t. r ler and J. W. Cntes. The health cum min profit to a consideration of pull- mittee of the council will make an in tics. The bit of im of the hank ad- vestitation preparatory to the con- vertisenient relative to the response of tr.e right words at the right time is a lerful truth. The leaden of poli te who rind the right men at the nght time and then proceed to say the right things about them have made an ally of tcholgy. This very thing has recently been done by leading kepublicar, uho have focused the eyes of American people on Gen. I.eonhid Woo i by suggesting him for party nominee. They have made the surastu n, and it does not seem in the least unlikely that Ameri can electors are going to be slow in accepting the suggtstion. tor it is pointed out that Gen. Wood has been the victim of autocrat of the War De partment because of the Jutipleasant ness he made for them back in the days of doubt before April , 1917. tien. Wood, glimpsing the conflict to ward which America was inevitably drifting, called for preparedness. In stead of cooperation he received re bidTs. And yet, when America was actually in the warthe man who first siKke for preparedness was shoved into the discard. At least, it so seems. Indeed, Gen. Wood docs not seem to have received fair play. If there is one thing that the American public, once aroused from apathy, demands, it is fair play. May haps, that destiny we hear of as shaping the trend of men's careers, was but preparing fur greater things to come for Gen. Wood. PARKS The influx of motor paities over the Highway indicates that we not only need a park for those who wish to re main overnight or longer, camped out, but that the valley, that is, the Lower Valley section, hasn't available enough open wooded places for those seeking spots to partake 'of "picnic, lunches. We believe parks .will be provided for the visitots, but they must resolve, and keep the resolution, not to litter them with tr Just what is the status now of the proposed auto camping park? There is enough water in Hood river for all parties interested in the adjudi cation now taking Bhape in procedure before the State Water Board. Indeed, it is rather gratifying to see the spirit shown by the different interests, not a spirit of greed, but rather the wish to faciliate the progress of the case, the final outcome of which will stabilize Hood river water rights. The Hood River baseball team is showing pep. More fans are taking an interest in the outcome of games. Let's make Hood River come out of her shell anil warm up to such sports. Just get behind the team and they'll do the rest. In comparison with the service the organization has rendered to American soldiers for Oregon, the quota of $2.r(.l, -000, asked for a continuation of their work in days of reconstruction, is mod est. Returned soldiers alone are likely to fill it. Only a week ttntil Memorial Day. Prepare now for devoting the day tow ard aiding the Grand Army and Relief Corps members in holding the day sa cred. All praise to Mrs. Henney and her corps of enthusiastic helpers for the excellency of recent entertainments attendant on the close of the city and county schools for the year. Christian & Missionary Alliance Sundiiv School every Sunday morn ing at 9.45. Preaching at II. Young Peoples Society at 7 p. in, Expository sermon at S p. m. Everybody welcome. AWOl THE REED-FRENCH PIANO MFG. CO. OF PORTLAND Announces that they have reopened their Branch .Store in the Jackson Building, opposite the First National Bank, with a complete Line of Pianos, Col umbia Grafanolas and Brunswick Phonographs and any other make you may w ish to order. We also carry a line of stringed instruments and accessories as w ell as all popular and classical sheet music at popular prices. We have been fortunate enough to secure the services of Mr. Samuel Docksteader, of Portland, who w ill have charge of the tuning, refinishing all kinds of repair work, with player - piano actions especially. Mr. Docksteader is an expert of many years' experience, who has left Portland on account of his health. All tuning ami repair work guaranteed. We hereby solicit your patronage and will liv e up to our old standard of giv ing every one a square deal. l iberty Bonds and War Stamps as part or In full layment on any piano or phonograph, taken at face value today. REID-I Rl.NCII PIANO MFG. CO.. G. L CORSON. Local Manager. AUTO PARK MOVE GETS STIMULI'S ! A movement toward ecurin a free automobile lark, for the us of tcur- ists journeying heie i over ir,e nign- .. .. .. .,-.U.A U..nWa' u hurt t ha trie av. was iui niaucru m i'muu wv .. mtv -.,nnnl HniKtinted a commute 10 confer wjth a similar ore from the gtruction of public comfort stations. The ordinance providing against parking on Third street between Oak and Cascade avenue received tinal passage, and Marhsal Frazier placed warning signs the next day. A remonstrance of citizens along Co lumbia street, who protest against the odor from cooking refuse, being turned into fertilizer at the Kilz packing plant, was referred to the health com mittee. Hotel and restaurant men asked for a mollification in the rules regulating electric street signs. The petition of the Hood Kiver Fuel Co. for permission to ereect a tempor ary building on the Hartley block was denied. BUTLER HEADS THE BOYSCOUT DRIVE Truman Butler, who on receipt of a telegram last week from W. G. McAdoo, accepted chairmanship of the Hood River county Boy Scout drive, to be held June 8 14, has appointed the fol lowing citizens to aid him in the work : D. G. Cruikshank, Kev. W. H. Boddy, E. O. Blanchar, E. E. House, Harry Connaway. C. O. Huelat, L. B. Gibson, D. L. Pierson, John C. Duckwall and Frank Davenport. Hood River county already has four troop? of Boy Scouts, and a successful campaign in the interest of the boys' organization is anticipated by all citi zens. BILLY SUNDAY WILL I'REACIl SUNDAY Rev. William A. Sunday, whose Whirlwind countrywide campaigns re sulted in subscriptions in excess of $30,000,000 for the Victory loan. after a period of recreation on his Odeil coun try home, will preach at the Riverside Congregational church here next Sun dav. Chamberlain Democrats Win A victory was scored in Portland Monday, when Democrats voiced their support of Senator George Chamber lain, who during the past year has ex perienced some differences with the administration. At the Monday session Dr. J. W. Morrow was elected to the national committeeship to succeed W. H. Honribrook, recently resigned. Judge Derby, who represented Hood River and Wasco counties at the meet ing, was named to preside as chairman in the conspicuous absence of Chair man Starkweather. The Democrats endorsed the Roose velt Highway bill. Girl Students Make Record Misses Clara Haas, aged 17, anil Vernita Nickelsen, aged lri, members of the year's graduating class of the Hood River High school, have made the re markable record of completing the four years' course in three years. In addi tiun to the required lti credits, each girl has a half credit to spare. While the young women have made excellent grades in their studies they have not sarciticed participation in stu dent body affairs and athletics, both having been prominent officials of their classes and members of basketball teams. Methodist Church Sunday school 10 a. m. Subject at 11 o'clock, .'The Gospel of Christ as a World Power." Special music. Ep worth League, 7 p. m. At H p. m., "The Influence of Jesus." Hear this subject, Jit is practical and inspiration al. J. D. Lewellen, Pastor. Notice to Pythian Sisters A special meeting of Pythian Sisters is called for Thursday, May 29, at 2 p. m. at K. of P. Hall, to arrange for Memorial Day. All members requested to be present. For particulars call Mrs. Howell, Phone 3012. By order of M. E. C. While he had been making excellent catches for ten days previous. Ed Wright, the only local commercial salmon fisherman, reported that the run suddenly ceased Friday. That dav Mr. Wright caught only 87 pounds of Chinook. He landed fiom his nets, however, an 80-pound sturgeon, which he sold to W. J. Filz. .CLU.I J. S. BOOTH BURIED HERE SUNDAY Funeral services of J. S. Booth, na tive of the Ualles ana local pioneer lrf held here Sunday, inter- ... ... ... J ment following at Idlewilde cemetery Mr. Booth, whose body arrive! here, Saturday, died Thursday night at Carle-; ton, where he has resided for the past three years. In addition to a widow, Mr. Booth leaves surviving two chil dren and three sifters. The latter are ! Mr. Geo. D. Culbertson. of Portland;1 Mrs. W. H. Sharp, of Fast St. Louis, i HI., and Mrs. J. T. Wilson, ot San j Francisco. j Bovhood friends from The Dalles of Mr. Booth, formerly of the rank of major and pominent in Oegou military circles 20 years ago and a veteran of the Spanish-American war, acted as pall bearers at the funeral conducted at the Congregational church. Kev. J. L. Hershner officiating. Mai. Booth! was a pioneer merchant. He was 4o years of age. The funeral was direct ed bv S. E. Bartmess. Bids For Wood The school board of the Barrett School District. No. 4, will receive sealed bids for 40 cords of fir wood and 4 cords of lt inch fir wood to be deliv ered at the school house. All bids to be in by June 1st. A. G. Wing, m2 Clerk Dist. No. 4. 'A South Sea Cannibal At the Libertv, Monday and Tuesday, May 20 ami 27 FOR SALE Kor Ssle - !5 acres 1 mile from (1ell stati-in, li room house, nood linn., six Hcres heHiinic or chHUl, five acres ol other culliVHlerl luml anil four acres in tirusli, stock mikI equipment. K M. Holmes, Tel. 11 x a, Oilell. m2;'tf hr Sale-Kami lean), welnlit I'liene .1. K. Ferguson, Udell 6X2. about 'juo nu'-'ir Kor Sale Slmleliaker waiton, fur Unijle or Hi u i) if leu in . Willi Harness, n laaen nil week will sell elicit)!. Call for Mrs. Orion prune, Nil. 1 Male st. mi For Hale HoiYlmiii seed. Il!l Hazel avp., I'liiiue .sc. .1 I.. nh nson. nr.D Kor Hale tanrant. I'ool table. Apply at Oregou Ken- Kor Sale ..-Tomato plants. 15c a dozen. K. K. Oooilricli, plioue MA. nr.'i Kor Sale -Second-hand Franklin automobile I'linne OdellM. nrj Km Sale To see them, you will buy Ihetn Very line potatoes at mv residence, Ml rod wesl of Taylor's store, (i, V. Lee. nvl F 1 L (b? tt V v 0 liKI'OliT OK THK CONDITION OF TIIK First National Bank AT IKXHt HIVKK, in tl e State of ()i-iim, at the close of huni iichh on May 1.', 10 liKSOl lU'KX: Loans nii.l ili.scotnits, inclmliiiK rcliscoiinta i-l!M,ii77..'i7 OvcrdraftH, sccttri'il, none ; utisecureil Ii . 1 1 1'. S. Bonds (other tliim Liberty Bonds, but including I'. S. certifi cates of indebtedness) : I.'. S. lunula deposited tu secure circulation (par value) . . 10i),l)((l (H) I . S. lionds ami certiticntcM of indebtedncee pledged to secure t". S. depoHitH (par value) .Vi.Ono.OO I". S. Bunds and certificates' of indebtodnusH owned and unpledged llo.OtMf.tK) L'L'O.OK) 00 l.ibei ty Loan Honds : Liberty Loan Bonds,:',?,, J and )j percent, unplediieil M.L'iO.OO Liberty Loan Bonds, 4 and 1 per cent, pledued to se cure State or oilier deposits or bills payable "t.l.VUH.l l't.rttK) 00 Bonds, Securities, etc. (dbet tbiin V. S.j: Bonds, other than I'. S. bonds, pledged to eectire postal savings deiosits , 5,000. (K) Bonds and securities pledged as collateral for State, or other deposits (postal excluded 1 or bills pavahle o,70(l 00 Securities other than V. S. Bonds (not incliuling storks) owned unpledged 77 .TiMI.OH Total bonds, securities, etc., other than V. S Si 100, ,0'i : Stocks, other than Federal Unserve Bank stock 475.0!) j Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per rent of subscription) :i,150.tu) Value of banking bouse 45,500. IK) ; Furniture ami fixtures 8,075. On ' Real estate owned other than banking house 9,9-0.79 Lawful reserve with Federal KeserveJiank 44,901. S5 Cash in vault and not amounts due from national banks 4t'.,ttH).,V2 Checks on other bunks in the same city or town as reporting bank. . l,l:iti.4 Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank ami other cash items 1,1:S7.7I: Redemption fund with I'. S. Treasurer ami due from I'. S. Treasurer. . 5,tHH).(H) ' Total i,S9,7-'0.74 i .IABII.ITIKS: : Capital stock paid in l()0,00n 00 : Snrilns fund 5,00t).U0 Cndivided prollts l,S.291.5t'i 1 Less current expenses, interest ami taxes paid 11,151.50 7,140 (11)! Amount reset veil for all interest accrued 1,(100.00 Circulating notes outstatiilinjf 100,000.00 1 Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and trust companies 13'.'. 48 Caxliier's checks on own bank outstanding 19,000.30 Demand Deposits (other linn Bank deposits) subject to reserve ! .deposits payable within JJ0 days) : j Individual deposits subject to check 480,449.90 Certificates of deposit due in less than l days i.otber than for ' money borrowed) 3,451.27; State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of assets of this bank ' 23,754.55 i Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve $507,055 72 j Time Deposits subject to reserve (payable after 30 day?, or subject to j :iii days or more notice and postal sa"vitigs : Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) 15,479. 05 Postal savings deposits 2,217.30 Other time deposits 1)18,029.17 Total of time deposits subject to Reserve $215,720. 1" i United States Deposits (other than postal savings) : i War loan deposit account 13,400 00 Hills Payable, other than with Federal Reserve Rank, including all obligations representing money borrowed, other than rediscounts. . 20,oo0.00 Total ltiS9.720.74 ' Stale of Oregon, County of Hood River, ss: . j 1, S. ,1. M lore, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that ( the above statement is true to the best ol my knowledge and belief. ' i Subscribed and sworn to before me Correct Atti-t : ' A, 1'. M.,i., fWfnivle onH Pumnc UA,U'UJ U,1VJ 4 MII,FJ Uuecn Quality Shoos for Lailies. They are rniphty hard to show you some of these new snappy styles. Special. OXFORDS AND from a size 5 for a child up in a wuie scuner last ana in SPECIAL LADIES' UNION SI it will pay you to investigate. Sizes, 31 to 42. Bip values at HOOD RIVER OREGON Kor Sale I'ur hrwl Klemish iinint rahl tn, Hit Irum tUM up. Willi UraiJIt'y. lei Kor Naif Two full I'enhy truck loo cords ot lti in. Line wool Aw IV U.ili'iU oinrt. Kor S I riatlorm walr nit wheel. aH'it ioo ihs . pitu-itcully Uew. HotMl Kiver Aj'l'U' Vim gar To. iirJW For Nule 75. A ne iKalgf (uurtii); car. Khoue mlitf Kor Sale J'oiatoi'H, bargain price Also bay rake HUiX ie1'ttr in gooti coutliitoii. I'lintit OMell In. Ill Kilt' Kor Salt Tutmthv it ii a I a . I'liont ;V( ;i. and altalla hay T Kor Sale -('hone ViTH. A si-coint band parlor or in. Kor Sale -Wood wo'k horne, V year old, wt atMiut K. 11. Miller, phone S7.':. iir."j For Sale Huick Hght-ti tonrlnie ''ar. Five vHd flreh. three cord, two fabric; Npot huht and chain; Al mechanical condition. 1.-U--phoue 1. ii Kor Sale- - Krh "Ki!jf Keep. ' Anccnn will pill down lri do.. eiiUK. H'lti on cm, wrap in pnper and put away m curtonn. Kui, t ( Itea pest and ta-nt prescrvit i e ou market. . I. Kiriuk, lei sir i ml;.) I Kor Sale t in, dry pine delivered order booked tor I It. tl r. I hone U! Also in." or Sale-Two clmice IdIh 111 Hood Kiver liesi residence dtKtrlrl, vet y chetip Address !. ('. liiown.MI Mtietty m . 1 lie Dulles, or. jl For Sule l.urtre tvne I'nlund f'liinil I'ivs lwrwi I 'iiui U'ltt, Itifor tu If ul.itnl i .. rtti nf 1 AIIhIIh Hhv. itiulmnk pntutueH. riiiine U.U U ill. .1. C. UiHkwiill. mflf For Snle-:t:.'0 acres k M)d Innd in H4iutliern IdHlio, fill In ciilllvHtlou, tmy and kthIii, House, linrnsund poultry houses, well and plenty ol stock water. W ill give terms. For pm Menhirs inquire of S. M . IMck at Howell's 'ilacksmith hliop. 11.' Kor Sale li room co i n Heed. :H i:itli Hi., t'lly. 11. B, Ionard n.J-j For Sale or Trade Large house and lot at! 1J1 1 Thirteenth st . t'ity iu'ht, water and sew er. Liberal termi. Could use acreage on the Went wide. Address Owner, Hox X, Monroe. Oregon. aJltf Kor Sale Ten acres, three tiille from town, west side, all planted to fruit; seven acres lull beHrinx 5f,j()U. Hall cash. Kor particulars call nrviT. nutltf Kor Sitle 8. r. Knode Island hatchlmc eggs from hens that have laved well all winter and are healthy and vigorous;. I'hone -r!77, W. H Corey Avulon Way. niLllf this 21st day of May, 1919. i C. C. Chkw", Notary Public for Oregon. ; ' My commission expires Jan, 22, 1923. 1 K. 0, Dlanuiak, C. I'tniMAS, Directors. AUNT POLLY SS SHOES "Stjlish Stouts" for large women. Made with rvinforved. bui'.t-sttrl. arch supporting- shank, which holds tip the heaviest woman and pre vents the ""squashing" down of tl e sin? un der the instep. No mure need for gussets to make them tit around the top. Aunt Polly all black kid shoes, high or low heel, button or lace, with kid or cloth tops. Aunt Polly Outsize Shoes have solid sole leather tee boxes and counters, assuring great service. We carry a full line of Aunt Polly Shoes and can fit ou satisfactorily and perfectly. All new and wanted styles in fords and Pumps in brown, black SLIPPERS. A table rilled with very ues you can imagine. Values in this lot ui to M.UO. to size for a miss. Most of those are colors darn tan ana black, l vr pair IT. 35c. Here are some excellent Sleeveless, low neck and lace 50c a suit, special the suit &fe PARIES FAIR Kor Sale ( heap, kimh1 A h.p Olils engine Will trade lor liay, grain or apple. Kelly hri . phtme li'd. ini:tit Kor Kxchttne t4l Hcrev ot t nnber In ud near Mt. Hoid station eKiimated al anoiit -t.tmo. i-el nf saw limber, tor city proaity .1. H. tiia-iuiiLer. ptione :;ti 'Mt Kor S'lle or Trade -One :i'4 In whod. new; a "pHii i black kelilin.'!i, wt lO", Hed s and ; 1 black ueldiiiK h yrs old wt. IKli or IlHIo, brok en to work; e( ot double harness; span oil imili-K ami Miiuf (llifll -JHl. jilmtit :i For S!e-Heax y K:ilvHtifed iron Just the 'hihK lor oichaid I'Uruejs I'mnje l'axenroit, HllUf lor Male-Wood and pony. Also t'tsi.! p'is. I'll tor nil kinds of stock. O UidWMl Ulivis. Kid I. Tel Udell IH. Jul. I For Snle Jnlin lVi-relm li;ilei .power l alcr. I'lione ."All. aKil For Sale Sl lame wood. Ii counters mid ' shelving Ail in tlisl class coodillou at a har- ' Seed i-.. lorson al iiui-ic store. IJn'i Foi Sale- House, on the Heights, H rooms, ! pailly tin nished. can be lioimht tor :hi. fmi , cash jiayineut re'iuiieii. I'lione .'Nd. aKll i For Sale A uew J ton lieurliorn Truck t ' taclnnenl on a P'll radillHC. W ill haul Km! nines apples. FJniilne coinpietelv overlnuilnt. Will sell at a liarjjsin. W rite (,'utlcr .Mlu. Cu., j Portland. Ore. apKtf Kor Sa lc - a Irlaniiular tract ast ot Park i hurst Add it ion. south ol W llson's resT on on tlie heiKliis-iionlHKc on ;id sinel.witli uood depth loi (iaiden. Fine trees and tine view. Kasy term". Also II lots in Fast halt ol hlnck .'H between H ael and Pleasant View streets with Im mil mil view ol roiu.nlila Kiver inoi no possible obstruction ol view. Apply In A. W . Ontliatik. f.ij Be sure and see this long-lived car here Saturday CO&SETS Ci.rsets for growing irls should he chosen with special consideration for the developtm : t t,f the figure and future health. AMERICAN C.IRL CORSETS Are designed with this idea upiennost that the jrrowinjr figure must not he restrained hut must he supported and jrently molded. American Girl Cor sets are made of iijrht firm material, with Women's (K- and wkitt'. heat. Let us Litest val All sizes. $1.39 litrht flexible stays. values that knee. 35c $1.50 $2.00 For Sale . ntnw tn machine, , buy raketi, Itiihl buck tot i r;iw i.r-i i v hauhntf and nuni ' enxis f a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiiitilt'iiii'iiiM. II tit'uss corner ot 1 hud and k . lei Uit. ai'Hl Kor Sale-.") tt orctinrd ten to . KHcr Town. I Ho.kI Kier, t re. res, ) cultivation, lHi-rew t-Hts old "t iniieM HMd tl b laty, Koute Hox , .1 WANTED Wmited l'Hrt.v to take coniriict lor ciittlhK .'J.l cords Id Inch III- with igasolttir saw. I K. I'hilllps.'lel Tii'lii. in.'l'ir Uaiited -To trade some Saleni pmpertv, consistm ol new. niodi'i n bungalow and one sere ot land, t.ir 1 1 is id P. i cr pio(H 1 1 v. Phone tWI It, . W l l!hl. ill.'.' Wanted Jo rent lurnihed honsfor riauns In eitv or ciose in tor a vtar. Ucnt laid six nior.ths in advance tl desirvd lieo. 1 ullley, ll'M Miinlello ave. inVJ Wanted --. V secomPhi" rid car or horse and tiUL'hrv lor palntiiik: U114I papering Hio'k man s Paint Store, phone tvd niV-tt N' a tiled-, liu I for general tmusework. phone .l-'d inl.it! Wauled -'lo I'ouiinunicate Willi owner ol nisle wtnppel or grey hound Addiess Box I W, Kid. I. til.' Wsnted-To buy h second-hand. hyhUwt saddle of Finlisii style and u second. hand lit;ht tou-k or road wau'oii tor one horse Phone Oileli W. int.: Wanted - To rent, at once, Mrs. Nelsler, I'hone :t--.'l small house, lllSII Watiteti - Fnerifetlc man for Hood litver distncl. A vei v jiri'tiliitile business can he established. Kond and r'derencc required. Apply liraiid I nion lea Co , Portland, mimf The H. D. EMERY Demonstrator will be stationed at the Butler Bank corner and will be glad to exhibit the features of THE WESTCOT to all interested UMi $2.50 HOOD RIVER OREGON Wanted T) rent :0r I liiniilifl iimn iv W.J. In nun at I ' Ivnm y '.m- I ... lill. mti Wiiit-il In I'uv ynnr usil fuiuitMtt hinhHM rl(VH. sv.' vimr iiMiny I.v iin.ti with II OntHH, Tlnril strift ;s?i'i!ul.hHrnt I1, irr. It I 1'JH I"" Whii!m1 -'I n liny ynur hhuI iui mini e 't . and ruu. CksIi iir new nintn in txi'lmi.i K. A. r'rHin. i O. ' "i MISCELLANEOUS Loht - At frown Toint, lai W eiin vit.i . t'tow n lllsh Terrier Pok, hrow n ees, nu-w r lo name of "Ihivan " Undc fttininuii ( with MisudiH rrohman, l.h st i utirt -i . Koitlnd Ucward. IoM.. Between Wett.ter'i leed .'ttt ic H.m1 Kiver and IVrry Wellh' place iuar Mnln i Mat Ion, a purse. Keturu to tilHcier uttb e ; . Kot-Kit tter at H itfh Sk hMl Audiiorlum nr between there and Mount H.od Hul a cameo 1'iease return to Mt. limit Motel f r reward, uU ,oNt-Wtcb charm, on tme side dutih heated ScottWh KiKht eaKte, witti sirirtll d:i niond in eatle k tiead, and on cppuhiie -i.it-Knijfhts Templar emblem. I.om h t . t r i m v evening (Hi streets o l' Hood Kiver reward. A. Cantleld. Tel. UNI, tts" Lost -A M'ven weekKold black pi;. Kt-ward tor return ot plir or intormallou IcadiUK 'o return. I'hone -IT "J I in'! I'iauo Tun t UK - Player piano re pal nun and retlnishitikf. Work KUmitnleed I'hone l.'iJ. s. A Oockniader, care Keed, Krencti i'ihuo i'ii.. Hood Kiver. HplTft K;r Service Kei(l si ereil l)una Jersey Moat at my Willow Flat Kanch. I'hone odell I l It. K. Creson. api H' -.'