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HOOD RIVER (iLAriKK. TIU'USIUY. Al iilVf 1 1. l..lf THE MOST ! DANGEROUS DISEASE j No cm- r ,v -'i"-vi I 1 4 In l-'T.r.' , :-.!'! ,' ! . !, k:inpy.- W fi ::-' ..- : l!:i 1 o .? af fine. V kl-ip-i r.'.it I.- 'H:'-'-r narr. to mri ..'j !'.t vur kM r.va drt not iw f.."j.::.kr T!. :r fun - tmroi piol-erlv T. art? oelv l.j.f t,oir,ar tii'ir w..rk n.l ar al' w.:if puriOes t- a. ei o ! 0- - -' - .J lnty uri.' ' : 1 nr. i I 'rf- ,,..!!.! which araus r.i i i 'l!-'- 3 j.: oriC. T:.: are a:, oli, tr.el ti-ir'.itn uc'l ail ut -.3 m ,::.ut .-oJ r. T't-y cuniiai :.e or'A for i ,:v oU-fsh- .unfl mfh i ;. I s-T-r.iti-ii-nr.i; a:tJ --m-c.ai.:inr I we. i ii.oi'i and u.se.t by pr.vsi- j M ; : i L. lurm u.l 0i-a. re 1m- ! . -.-t -- i .);i- t from r!.- ut'oniorin in H'.'l iM'l Ti.ry a: ru!iv-ni-nt tj raka. j mi iil ui-r five .r--ai(t r.:-f or yo-.r ii. w!:l te rr f 'irei!- Ask Tor ti.-ni at any 1rur store, (.'it b to urieii.ai irnpurtut dOUi 1-tn.y i i,n ilr- a: Unveu MKl-Vk. ?-rar..i. Accel t iu i"'""'"" from your trt:. ' "! pack"-" T:.re us AN. ASSET i TO ANY MAN If it's a business car you want, one easy to handle and fit for any kind of travel, you owe it to yourself to examine this capable Roadster. We know of no car that equals it for constant and economical service, or that handles with as much surety and quickness in tight places. louring Car, $l07i; Uoadbt.r, JloT S-Jan. SltiiO; Coupe. (IW F.O.lt. l'untiac, Midi. Additional for wire wheel equipment, $7i HEIGHTS GARAGE ;l HT. HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY Time Table No. 31 lakiiiK tffit 12:01 a. m. Sunday, July 15th. l'17. ' tl ..- V I'll Inn Ml ii i ii nor mi No. $ : No. J ! No, I ' i No. 2 ; No. 4 No. 6 No. 8 . M.tM s i., station K-T. V'v o,or Daily ; Daily Station ,K;.t. ."...nly Daily ,i,uy J'. M. A. M. A. M. : I' M. ; A. M. I'. M. ! I'. M. r. no lii.-t.' ' s i hi ... Lv. Hood Hiver Ar. ... :!.ttl !.i" 2.1") 7 l"i f. Hi! 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II PEAR PICKERS WILL BE NEEDED SOON The demand for t.utside labor for the fruit harvest will U?in so.n, yyhen liartlett ; t ar will he ready for pu-k-ir.g. I'Ar.jt.:us wi'l follow Hartletts. and growers say that hi proximately 25' pickers uiil he t.eedtd ly the dis trii t for the new i-ar harvest. The valley will reed about 2.5'i harvest hatids for the approaching bi apple crop, the harvest of which will be un der way toward the latter part of Sep tember. Kepresentatives of shipping concerns do not anticipate any higher wane for picking than was paid last year. The cost then for picking apples was five cents per box and packing ranged from .5 to 7 cents. The Apple Growers As sociation w ill hold its annual packing solum! probably during the second week of September, when it is expected that mat y local growers will qualify as li censed packers. Local shippers and growers are pro testing the delay on paving the Colum bia Highway. It is likely that the orchardists of the district will petition that the Highway highway be left open to tratlio during apple harvest tune. 1 hey declare that a largo percentage of the best harvest hands come here in motor cars from Portland and Willam ette valley points, bringing with them their camping equipment and turning their harvest work into a vacation. It the highway is closed, growers say, they will lose this valuable help. GOLDEN WEDDING TO BE HELD SOON "It will be our golden honeymoon1 trip, declares 11. H. Leonard local livil War veteran, who with his wire w ill leave Boon for the annual national j encampment of the Grand Army at Co lumbus, Mo. hollowing the encamp ment Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, who will be accompanied on their trip east by their son, James Leonard, of Kent, will go to Stansberry, Mo., where the cele bration of their golden wedding on Sep tember 2'i will bo the chief feature of a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard wore married at Grant City, Mo., For HI years Mr. Leonard was a resident of Worth coun ty, in which Grant City is located, and he and his bride of 50 years lived for 41 years at Grant City. "While we are back in Missouri," savs Mr. Leonard, "we are going to sell our old home in Grant City, and on our return here we expect to buy a home in Hood Kiver valley. Our resi dence here the past few years has caused us to fall in love with the moun tains and the Cascade scenery." Mr. Leonard served throughout the Civil War w ith the 4th Missouri regi ment. In addition to their son, who resides at Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard have three other sons-Will Leonard, of Stansbeny, Mo.; Clarence Leonard, of St. Joseph, Mo., and Walter Leon aid, of Coal City, Ind. They have 1 grandchildren and two groat-grandchildren. SHRINE CLUB IS BEING ORGANIZED A-7 WvWlmou' 1 J I . ten U T4 fancy eat :rjiaTf nt MARKS WHITER, LIGHTER BREAD CET IT 1 ROM YOUR GROCER Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co. Complete line of PAIM S, OILS, BRUSHES, lite. Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints Qlidden's Varnishes Room v Mouldings Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order Plate and Card Rail Dry Paste -v S. E. BARTMESS 11 Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone I3SI, 3821 HOOD RIVER, OREGON Nobles of Shrine temples, who have been lured from various parts of the country to make their home in the Hood Kiver valley, and Al Kader mem bers met last week to initiate plans that will mature into a local Shrine club, organized for the purpose of as sisting the Portland temple in the en tertainment next year of the Imperial Council. The Hood Kiver valley now has between .50 and (id Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Approximately 25 nov ices are being prepared to tread the hot sands and journey onward to fair oases to quail' refreshing Zem-Zom, for the Free land Kendricks class of Al Ka dor temple, to be initiated the coming winter. One of the prospective vic tims, C. W. McCullasgh, is a personal friend of the Imperial Potentate. The local Shrine club is plaining on ; a get-together meeting early in No-; veniher, w hen officers of Al Kader, ac-j eoiiipanie l by theirband, w ill be itivit-1 ed to come here and get acquainted with local Shriners and their families. ; Harvey Wells, an Al Kader nflieer, who: is touring eastern Oregon to stimulate interest in the 1H20 Imperial Council, was here last week. j Jack Bagley Beats the Tortoise j Jack liagloy claims the record for an automobile trip to Portland. Mr. liag loy spent 4S hours on the 70 mile j'Hir ney. Matt Russell, who started out with him. deserted at Cascade Locks, j Mr. liagloy was journeying t Port- i ! land last week with an old truck. He: ! says he was tempted time after time to ! run the old car over an embankment. ; Kngine trouble, steering gear trouble, 1 ' and every other trouble that drivers of j j trucks of ancient vintage are heirs to, I according to Mr. Hagley, fell to him. j j On his return trip with a new Oldsmo-; j bile truck, ho reached Hood River in : three hours after crossing the VVillam-j I ette. j Vanderbilt Sells Apples to Wuille j Oscar Vanderbilt on last Thursday j I snld the entire apple crop of his Fast , J Side place to Man Wuille & Co., Lon 1 I don fruit merchants. The deal is the largest yet made here for this season. ; Mr. Vanderbilt expects to harvest t 20,1100 boxes of apples. While the per box price has not been announced, the buyers say that the ileal will return Mr. Vanderbilt more than f-lo.tinO, j The English concern, busy erecting warehouses along the Mt. Hood R. R. Co, 's lino, has already bought several, other crops, and will probably make a : local record this year in direct pur chases from growers. (apt. Wilbur Praises District j Capt. Geo. R. Wilbur, former com mander of 12th Co., O. C. A., who is secretary of the Last F'ork Irrigation District, returned last week from cen tral Oregon, where he made an inspec tion of irrigation projects. "1 am hotter satisfied than ever, he says, "with the service the local dis-; trict is giving orchardists. From ob servations that I made, the Iast Side District's system is in better physical condition than any central Oregon irri gation concern, it is better financed' and the operation is conducted more efficient I v. The li st Physio When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Tablets. They are easy to take and mild and gentle in effect. They are highly prized by people who have become acquainted with their good qualities. They only cost a quar ter. For Putter Label" printed in accoid ance with Hairy and Food Laws, call at tl.ie oliii'C. A iiiMitl Ki med t The merits of Cfcan.Lerlam's Colic and Diarrhoea Kerned v are wtli known and appreciated, Fut there is occasion ally a man who had to acquaintance with them ard should read the follow ing by F. H. Iear, a hotel man at I'Ut'UVer. Mu::t. "Fur years ago 1 used Chamberlain's Colic and lhurr hiea Remedy with such wor.deiful results that 1 have tir.ee recommended it to n. y friends." Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Hood River County. Zelma Oakes, plaintiff, vs. Henry H. Hurst and Kathenne Fi. Hurst, his w ife, and Walter Fi. Marrion and Jae Moo Marr'.oi:, his wife, defendants. To Henry 11. Hurst and Katherii o K. Hurst, his wife, and Walter L. Marrion and Jane I'oe Marrion, Ins wife, defendants : In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hcrt by summoned and required to appear and a'iswer the complaint tiled against you in the aboe entitled court and cause on or before six weeks from and after the date of the tirst I publication hereof, and if you fail so i to appear and answer, the plaintiff! will take judgment and decree against j you for the relief demanded in hot , complaint herein; namely, for a iudg- I merit and Oecree for the sum of J.'.im.(Hi with interest thereiinn at S per cent from and after the 2oth day of Octo ber, A. l. It'll), and for the further sum of $5. oo attorneys' fees, and for all her costs and disbursements in this suit, and for a further decree foreclos ing that certain mortgage dated Octo ber 2b, l'Jlu, recorded October 27, 1110, in volume 4 of mortgages, on pages idl and bl2 in the mortgage records in the office of the county clerk of Hood Kiver County, State of Oregon, upon all of the following described real property situated in Hood River Coun ty, Stale of Oregon ; namely : Commencing at the quarter corner common to Sections III and 112 in Town shin 2 North of Range 11 Last of Wil lamette Meridian, running thence North along the east line of Section :il in said Township and Range SO rods; theme West H rods; thence South, parallel w ith the east line of said Sec tie'i III, SO rojjs, and thence tiast 10 red- to the place of beginning, con tain, i g 8 acres, ordering and directing a sale of said pic, petty and foreclosing, barring and tonver cancelling and terminating all of your right, title and interest in said property of every kind and nature, ex cept the right of redemption under the law, and for all other and further gen eral and equitable relief in this suit. This summons is published apoii you by authority of an order made, and en tered by the Hon. F'red W. Wilson, judge of the above entitled court, on the 4th day of August, A. M. l'.tl!, di rt ottng that this summons he published in the Hood River Glacier, a newspa per published and of general circula tion in Hood River County, Oregon, for once a week for six successive Weeks. Date of first publication 7th day of August, lt'lll. Date of last publication lsth day of September, UUO. Zelma Oakes, Plaintiff, Henry S. West brook, Attorney for Plaintiff, Suite Ml Journal llldg., Portland, Or. Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Hood River County. In the Matter of the Fistate of Vir ginia H. Van AtiMlal, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed adminis trator of the Fistate of Virginia II. Van Ausdal, deceased, by the County Court of Hood River County, ibegon, and has qualified a" such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same to the undersigned, properly verilied ae- oonling to law, at the office of A. J. .Du by. First National Lank Paulding, lio.i l River, Oregon, wilh.r six months fiom the date of the lir.-t publication of t his notice. Dated and first published ll,is 21th da. of July, liil). J. J. Miller, j2la2l Administrator. 0CZ3C bwrfU - 6C 3C 3C Are you run down, tired out, languid, losing weight, or has the "Flu" left you feeling tired and worn out ? If so. Nature is calling for help. We know of nothing to aid you quicker and surer than Penslar Dynamic Tonic This Tonic consists of the most highly recommended foods for nerves and tissues. The exact formula is on each bottle, and is manufactured by one of the Most Reliable Pharmaceutical Houses in the World not a patent medicine firm that puts all the money that should be in the drugs, into glaring advertisements and testimonials. During the influenza epidemic, PENSLAR DYNAMIC TONIC secured wonderful results, also -WE GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE. A. S. KEIR SMITH BLOCK RELIABLE DRUGGIST ocse Notice to Creditors No. 271 In the County Court of Hood River County, i 'regon. In the matter of the estate ot Agnes Kay, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of Hood Kiver, coun ty Oregon, executrix of the will of Agnes Ray, deceased, which will was on July 21), l'.H'.t, duly proved and ad mitted to probate by the order of said County Court. All" persons having claims against said deceased or against said estate are required to present the 1 same, duly verified as required by law, to the undersigned executrix at her place of business on Oak street, or at the office of her attorney, George R. Wilbur, Flint Building, both in the City of Hood River, Oregon, within six (C) months from the date of this notice, which said date will be the date of the first publication of this no tice. Dated July ill, P.Hth Adelaide I). Ray, Fixecutrix of the will of j31a2S Agnes Ray, deceased. No. 050. Summons by Publication In the Circuit Con it of the State of Oregon for the Count v of Hood River. Fillis R. Wilhelm, Plaintiff, vs. Klsie May Wilhelm, Defendant. To Filsie May Wilhelm, defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon : You are hereby notified and required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled suit and court on or before Thursday, August 2S, l'.llU; and if you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the above described court for the decree and judgment prayed for in his said com plaint, and will take decree and judg ment of saiil court for the dissolution of the marriage now existing between you and the plaintiff, and for such other equitable relief as the court may include in its decree. You are served with this summons pursuant to the order of the Honorable L. N. Flowers, county judge of Hood River county, Oregon, made and en tered July 0, l'Jpt, which order pre scribes that you shall appear and an swer said complaint on or before Thursday, August 2S, U'l'.l ; and that you be served with this summons by publication thereof in the "Hood Kiver Glacier at least once a week for six (0) consecutive weeks; and you are further notified that the date of the first publication of this summons is July 17, lHiy. George R. Wilbur, I Attorney for Plaintiff. Business address, LTiot Bldg., Hood . River, Ore. il?a2S Notice is hereby given that the State e LaialPoard of the State of Oregon will rtceive sealed bids at its office in the Capitol Pudding at Salem, Oregon, up to 10 -.oil o'clock a. m., Septembtr 2, 1;'1'.. for all the State's interest in the overflowed lands hereinafter described, , giving, however, to the owner or ow n- 1 ers of any lands abutting or fronting , thereon, the preference right to pur chase said overflowed lands at the : highest price offend, provided such oti'er is made in good faith, and also! provided, that the land will not be soli for, nor any offer therefor accepted of : less than .f7..5o pt-r acre, and that the Hoard reserve- the light to reject any and all bnN : The binds are situated in Hood River Countv, Oregon, and described as fol lows: Picgiuiiiig at a point in the west line -f Sec. :;o. T. ;! N. R. 11 Fi. W. M.. l'.l'.'o.M feet north of the southwest corner of said section, thence N. b! deg. HO min. Fi. IS71.SS feet along me ander line which is the northerly boun dary of Nathan S. Hen.-on M. L. C. No. .'57; thence S. 75 deg. K. ifit.'M teet along said meander line; thence S. lio dog. 15 nun. Ii. 5l'.l.7s feet alorg said meander line; thence S. 51 iieg. Fi. ' 150.72 feet along said meander line; thence S. lit deg. 15 min. K. "70.50 feet along said meander line; thence S. 51 deg. east oiuf.oo feet along said mean der line to the northeast corner of said ' Nathan S. Henson claim; thence North lo.oo feet to low water south bark (if the Columbia liver; thence N. 51 deg. !:! min. W. ;iS2.20 feet along low water line; thence N. 24 deg. ol min. W. ;ilt.47 feet along low water line; thence N. 15 deg. 52 min. W. lso.oo feet along low water line; thence N. 5H deg. o2 min. W.5o:;.5;! feet, along low water line; thence N. 2 deg. 10 min. W. lis. in fret along low water line; thence N. OS deg. .'10 mm. V. 770.110 feet along low water line to a point in wc.-t line of said section 110; thence along said west lino of section Sooth .501.00 feet to point of beginning, containing con taming 0.1':' acres and lying north of , the Nathan S. Henson D. L. C. No. ."7, : T. :i. N. R. 11 Ii. Applications should be addressed to G. G. Hrown, Clerk State Hoard, Sa lem, Oregon, and accompanied by bid, and marked "Application and bid to purchase overflowed land." G. G. Hrown, Clerk State Land Hoard. fiated at Salem, Oregon, June 2:i, 1010. y'ia2s Notice of Administrator's Sale No. 251 j In the county court of the state of Oregon for Hood River County. In the matter of the estate of Jacob Merle, deceased. Notice is hereby given, that in pur suance of an order made and entered hercjn bv the Judge of above entitled Court on the ,Uh day of August, 1010, authorizing and directing the under signed administrator to sell the per sonal property of said estate, herein after described, 1, the undersigned administrator of said estate, will, on the 2ord day of August, 1010, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of, saiil day, at the oflu e of John Raker,; room 5 in the Rrosius building, in the' city Hood River. Hood River County, I Oregon, proceed to sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the un divided one half interest in and to the persona! property of the late partner ship of Foust iv- Merle, said property being located in the Hell building and at. the shop of said late partnership, in said city of Hood River, and consisting of auto supplies, accessories, auto parts, used autos, and other articles. The administrator reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and said sale will be made subject to confirmation bv the Court. ' Dated this Oth day of August, 1010. O. C. Dean, Administrator of estate of Jacob Merle, Deceased, al4a21. and Foust & Merle. III AsKYourDealer W"1 Grand Prize Mofe&Ii Firearms Ammunition 'i Vf itc for CatMoguc THE REMINGTON ARW5UMC CO INC frf f t! W5HvW i BRICGS AUTO WOOD-SAW Alliihmtnl On man cult IS cord,; 2 mn, 35 cord. Goes Anywhere Any Auto. BRICGS & BURPEE CO., Inc., Manufacturers 279 Hawthorn Ate., I'ortlaml. Sand for lnfomalion and llluitralad Circular OREGON LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers LIMBER & LUMBER PRODUCTS Wholesale and Retail A complete stock of GOODYEAR and REPUBLIC TIRES AND TUBES together with our ser vice, makes this an ideal place to pur chase your tire re quirements. DeWITT MOTOR CO. Glacier office makes rubber stamp! for Fruit Hu.:. New Columbia Schedule KHVctm August r.ih, the J. N. Teal will leave Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7.15 a. in., arriving at lima! Rivtq- about ( p. in. VVill leave Hood River on Wednesdays. Fridays find Sundays a!ou( ! a. m. A second Hoat will lie put in commission about August loth, taking alternate days. DALLESCOLUMBIA LINE LF.ON ARI) S. MILLI.R. Agent. PHONE 3SI4 a ' "Maybe nobody has told you" says the Good Judge Why this good tobac co costs less to chew.' You get real tobacco satisfaction with a small chew. It gives you the good tobacco taste. It lasts and lasts. You don't need a fresh chew so often. It saves you money. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW . f)ut up in two stytes RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco D II 0 o