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thimb ftiurr Glarirr SCHOOL BONDS OF
OREGON IN DEMAND
AKIMIK it 4.oE Puth.hcr
As an arurr.er.t riiirst votire U-Sds
fi.r ti.e cor-truetiin of a new lark
street sct.ooi sme have oet'lartMi that 1
the prtsert is r.(t a psjti time f T sale
f bf. lis". While this nihy tc true i'f
the trfitral tot ti marset, a s-tiuly if
t ut.t n mi-iirtw m mi.-f ftf,.r.t sale vt OreK"f) mu:ii-ipal Url :
ii t..iue. iifin oifiuiai ..,11.1... ikct te... k.- r-n.r
delivery 1.. W "J. ' ., , i
fiHii.Tii'.i.ivm.nrtuTWM it .m do not Lrirpuitr inner (.net. Keren cic-:
e "'' ! lr n .in i i-. n.rtify ns l.y mail .ir gW svhts.l Uit'.ds and other mjniciphl I
te.ephou. .,...,., matter .u '""'v,.!,,,.!, , ls;iUt.s hMV(J Uen soa at p,l0j ,,rt.nuun,s
AintRllslNt. KMh and lower than usual rates if interest.
.-. .n. m .ne, it m.h trans-tent rate . l-wal Uttruis, it i.-" like I , would i:et-r.
si cents i'r-t t.mc wri j. cent, i.t xainr a.tv tii.ii a l etter market than at reset t. ;
'or Vu Um" M i'ral" ""d . yualified M.ters who hold stock in lo-;
ij'.ni r. .'i.i 'i ii. In-', cents (r in.r. i ral ecru. rations ow ning real estate aie
fled V:. -:" cent. r..r ..r inertion. S entitled to a Vote at tomorrows elec
tion. The t lection jU'iie. however,
may rctjuire the presentatiurjof a stuck
certificate.
SulvTiitinii. Xi.iMI IVr rr.
W t;rn c r..cr;r-r- ,-1,-t... 1 . .a rige 'II d lrevt
t 1 i nrfc-- -3 I.. ! pr. on pi y . and a
nk ;l (-vli.t A;wy. g:vendd-
dres a . . , as t i e n.'W A;-o. H stl hiier
sur.scr : t. ; . mi .u
tl-t! iti!- I: I
ri.-.i.r 1.. atecner. .r trotu citv delivery lo
lines 1.1 le-s. Ii'C Ms I.-r eacn additional !ll-er.
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NEED FOR A NEW SCHOOL
It appears that n one has any doubt '
as to the absolute need of a new school '
bu'ldirn to ropla'-e the oli I'ark street i
Bch'iol. We will no further in this j
phase of the question than to imiut to
the bill of dcticieiicies bv Mi.-s C.oy !
ette, the principal of the Park, street i
school. !
Some
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO
GIVE DANCING PARTY
The new Knights of I'jthias hall,
formerly the lleilbrotintr hall, which
was purchased recently bv Wauccma
; Lcnltfe. Knijthts of Pythias, will be
may I heard to declare that utilized for the first time for a social
we carinot'atford to increase taxes any ' function by the I'ythian Sisters next
further. This may all be very true. , evemnK March 21. when a
1 dance will be held. I he par tv accord
I.ut let 8 not sacrifice the health of our 1K t(J ,,allSi wln t;e Hn elaborate one.
children ; let the pruuinK shears apply a lart'e number of invitations having
elsewhere. lo we value the eomii: , t'ee'i issued to families and friends of
Kenerations so l,Kht!y that we will per- i the Knights and Sisters.
. , , ,, ihe i'ythian lodne has formally
nut them to contract disease in an illy takt.n possession of the new building.
ventilated and pjorly heated school .
house" Is this economy? Is such ac- W V I PA TAKr
tiun human'.' Hood Kiver has the rep- : VV liillUkJ
lit at ion of being a comnuinity if ad-i
vanced intelligence and progress. If
thild I'ark street school is allowed to.
remain as it is. it will stand as a mon
ument in refutation of this reputation.
The election for bonds'for ttie school
fund will occur tomorrow afternoon.
LITTLE BEAR AGENCY
Another tractor agency has been
taken in Hod Kiver, A. C Lofts, Jr.,
having cecured distribution of "The
, Little Hear," manufactured by the L.
A. Auto Tractor t o. , of Los Antreles.
We hope that a full representation of j The machine will be handled through
qualitied electors will Pe present. We ! Transfer & Livery Co. The new
l . , ,l , ,1 i . ... . machine. Mr. Lofts says, is nianufac-
hope that the boni s wil carry ; tor we , . . n t i i it
' i tured especially for orchard work, hav-
do not like to think of a future with j ir beemJt'sitfned primarily for culti
that old buildnit! standing to bear wit-; vation of citrus orchards of southern
ne.is against the gimtl name cf Hood I C 'alifornia.
Kiver people.
WOMEN ACTIVE IN POLITICS
Ir. Esther I'. Love joy, a prominent
woman of Portland and nationally
M- l 1 ! l-t-l-i-H-l-I-1 I I 1 I I1 1 I 1 !
HS, Fl KS M I t VTIIKKS
1 I I I I 1 I 1 1 I 1 Mil 1 1 I MM4IM
If an atiplication made by the Hood
known physician, last weik announced i Kiver t'ounty tiame Protective Assoei
her candidacy for the house of repre-; l'".n 8. te' ,"n favorably l.y the
. ,. : State r ish and dame ( omnnssion Hood
sentativts from the third Uretron dig-1 kivt,r ,.,,, y nmy S(on have a hat,hl.ry
trict. Ve hope that Dr. Love joy 's ! fur the propagation of trout fry. It
chances of election are small ; that the I is proposed to locate the new hatchery
voters of Portland will confer upon her! Jllft """ t;f Hood Kiver al.mu the
... , ,. , , stream by that name. Mi. rredticy
and the public at lare a favor by re- s that suitable for the enter-
turninir her to private life. Dr. Love- prise will be donated, and that the
joy has a reat future ahead of her in ! Mount Hood K. K. to offers its coop
her profession. S. ciety as a whole may nation in transporting fry.
. ' . . ,. . . . 1 In view ot the fact that the state
benefit from her studies as physician, j neei,s a()litiunal trout hatcheries and
Indeed. Dr. Lovejoy may be a success- since the local plant can be installed at
ful cotiKresswoman and miitht render j nominal expense, the sportsmen be
lieve chances ot securing a hatchery
Jast Little Stones
An smusir.jr incident was recer.tly
stayed at the Commercial club. J. H.
Fredncy has won a vaileyw.Je reputa
tion f..r his er.erk'ttie work as president
of tne lh.od Livtr County Gan.e Pro
te.tive Association, tr.e rr.eetir.trs of
which are held at the Commercial club
.juarters.
t'; e Mor.day eveninir I'. L Pier r.,
who had just moved to a r.ew h .ns- in
the -city, visited the loa.nierciul lib
w :th a I'rierd and joir.ed a party ..f i en
i at a meeting. A number of ti pic of
local interest were discussed ; nd ; in
ally Mr. i'ierson, on invitation, t ok
the floor. He began tulog;zng the
game association.
j "You men have a reputation for do
ling things," he said, "aid 1 am ylad
to see vou undertaking the proposition
I of getting a riving held here Uhis en-
terprise had just received favorable
icuitiment). 1 feel now that something
; will be accomplished."
Mr Pierson noted embarrassed e
perssions on some faces, while others
began to roar w ith laughter. It was
finally explained to him that he was
addressing a session of the Commercial
club. Mr. Fredricy has recently been
elected vice president of the Commer
cial club, and in the absence of the
president was presiding.
Rural Carrier Examination
The I'nited Sa'.tes Civil Service Com
mission has announced an examination
for the county of Hood Kiver, Ore., to
ls held at Hood Kiver, tire., on April
1. p.ijo, to fill the position of rural
carrier at Hood Kiver. and vacancies
that may later occur on rural routes
from other postoffices in the above
mentioned county. The examination
will be open only to citizens who are
actually domiciled in the territory of a
postollice in the county and who meet
the other requirements set forth in
Form No. 1177.
Notice
The pupils of the Park street school
will give an entertainment at the high
school auditorium this evening at 7.110
sharp. One movy film will be shown.
Admission 25 cents.
designation of County Judge L. N.
lilowers, of Hood Kiver county, de
prives that county of one of the ablest
county judges in Oregon. Judge Blow
ers has handled very difficult road con
troversies w ith such sound judgment,
good sense and tact that he has stored
up fewer enemies than usually acquired
by a forceful public official, su there
is general regret that he insists on re
signing Oregon Voter.
All kind- of team work properly at
tended to. M. ,L Foley, phone ." I VJ " al"
EASTER TOGS
Make ir flceti.ns nv while- the tick. i it.o-t
complete. We hat e one ! the Litest and U-st ass-Ht-ments
of New Sprititf Mihinu y in the citv. IU cnii.it
styles that are sure to jv'.eus.- vo l. 1 .zens of the Season's
the !-e
Newest Creations fur vm tu ch-x'Se ftvm. an-'
it is the prices are n.cst i t a-m able.
Odue in and see th m. Try some i f theiii en u d s
Ipav l-eceniintr thev are. L'nd l'n..r.
great service to her constituents and to
here are good.
the nation. Hut we believe she may
continue as a private citizen and wield; Hood Kiver dog owners do not seem
a great influence, perhaps greater than ' i" any hurry to comply with the law
as an active representative. 1 1'??' h l.he ''''ture and pro-
...... ' ,. , , . : viding that a state license of $1 tor
Politicians, finding the men ot their eai.h niale. and 2 for females, be paid
parties without strength for success at1 on dogs. Although Hood Kiver county
dogs are estimated variously at from
lifiO to .ISO, but HO licenses have been
purchased here. The law provides that
any peace officer, on meeting a dog not
the polls naturally turn to leading wo
That they may draw new ballots. The
w ise woman, however, w ill turn a deaf
ear to these pre-election anneals.
S. BENSON
adorned with the specified collar which
fhe law provider, may shoot the animal.
No officer here, however, has yet killed
a dog.
! County Clerk Shoemaker reports that
Hy all means keep S. He"'-on on the Hood Kiver anglers are slower than
Oregon State Highway Commission. ; us"111 in taking licenses. To date just
Indeed, we do not believe anyont, i j'nses for fishing have been issued,
.... . , i and less than a dogen hunting licenses
would seriously question his right to havc hven l)OU(?ht. Recent action of
bead Oregon road building just as long : the State Fish and Game Commission
as he can be persuaded to keep the ' in closing the upper forks of Hood river
lob. Mr. P.enson mav be called the j llnt'' June lt bhM. will prevent
. , ' , , purchases of scores ot licenses until
patriarch of Oregon good road build- j aU, in tnP season. The rush of buying
ing. and he isn't such an old codger i hunting licenses does not come here
either. Put S. Penson a decade ago ' ""til just before the China pheasant
saw a highway up the Columbia, even ! s,'a8(,n in November,
before it was built, and he set about to , . ,
, ... ..... , . , ,j . I he early run of steelhead and salm-
build a little of it himself, in order ; n trut Bp,eBre(1 in Hood river
that his fellows might be stirred, and mid anglers have been having an inning
the public made to act. 1 the past several days. Monday K. A.
. I ' t . 1 I A . 1 . 1 . i
All Oregon owes S. Penson a debt'""', 1 '"'V Ji",
of gratitude, and especially do we of
Hood Kiver owe him respect, honor and
gratefulness.
The legislature does inflict some won
derful laws on us occasionally. The
dog law may be taken us an example.
Just 'AO Hood Hiveriloi' owners so fin
have complied with the law less than
10 per cent. Peace officers may kill
the animals when they meet them m
the road, but what officer is going to
shoot a harmless dog'.'
Hood JKiver may hae no hotels the
coming summer, but without the least
hesitation we predict that somebody is
going to get busy and erect suitable
hostelry accommodations in time for
the l'.t'il tourist season. The absolute
necessity of such action will be demon
strated within the next few months
We wonder if the Atlantic Monthlv,
that ultra conservative (in certain
ways! Huston magazine, likes all the
free advertising it has
the siory of Opal. It is rare that the
Atlantic Monthly arouses such general
discussion outside academic halls.
and J. Wakaume, a Japanese Shinto
priest, caught two large steelheads.
The run of migratory fish is expected
to be in full swing by next Sunday,
when the riverside, it is anticipated,
will be crowded with anglers.
Apples Unsold 25 Carloads
l.'nsold apple stocks here now will
not exceed 125 carloads. These, all New
towns in excellent condition, are held
by the Apple Growers Association. As
the demand for high class fruit of the
long keeping variety is good, no effort
is being made to place the fruit on the
market too early.
About 150 carloads of apples, already
1 bought by dealers, are being held here
i in storage, the sellers awaiting ship
i ping instructions.
Wright Praises Redmond
K. V. Wright, who is just hack from
liedmond, w here he explained methods
of the Smith-Hughes bill to the direc
tors of the Union high school there, has
praise for the central Oregon school
district.
; "The Redmond board has decided to
adopt vocation work under the Smith
Hughes bill next year," savs Mr.
received from ! Wright. "The district is HO miles
sijuare, and the director ot the new
work has great opportunities."
Mrs. Gregory Passes
The body of Mrs. Walter Gregory,
who died last week at her home in
Lake Park. Ia.. arrived vesterdav for
escary trouble and worry six neighbors interment at the old fa'mily burying
ground at Parkdale. Mrs. Gregory
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I).
K. Cooper, and a sister of the late W,
M. Cooper, popular forestry service
man who died several weeks ago in
Portland from sleeping sickness. Mrs.
Gregory was in years of age. Her
husband survives.
'1 he bonks are now open for registra
tion. I lo not cause yourself an unnee-
on eiecnon uav ry having to be sworn
in. Register Now.
.luH' never fails in Oregon. He is
making up for lost time. Do nut fear
a water shortage in the Hood Kiver
valley.
Forty cent gasoline by fall is pre
dieted. At that, with shoe leather
leading the race of H. C. L., it will be
cheaper to ride.
Mrs. Anderson Died Tuesday
After a long illness Mrs. Llla An
erson, popular young matron of the
Odell district died at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wick-
. man, luesday. Following funeral ser
if appears that the jurymen over at vices at the Anderson chapel tomorrow
the I. W. W. trial at Montesano got interment will be made at Idlewilde
cold feet and passed the responsibility j cemetery.
to the judge. j
lor Sale ---Furniture, cut glass, llavi-
j land chill . stoves, fail 50-1 Oak street.
I)o not df lav canning a fow gg. . Phone M'i";i. tnl'5
NEW SUITS FOR LADIES
We have a dandy new h.t cf Indies' Suits. Dresses,
Skirts and I 'oats this Sprint. We have never had a timer
lot for yon to choose from tha'i we have this Spiin. Vou
must see this splendid assortment to fully appreciate tins
splendid showing. We know you will he pleased with
them. Our prices are most reasonable and we have a
faille of prices that will ninke it easy for you to select
just what you wish. Come in and see them. 2nd Floor.
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LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS L
We ha-.e or. disolav now some .f the j.r. itiwSt v.-i:-ha.e
eer had. Waists of Georgette. Crepe de l
Veils. Lace and Kml rohten Trimmed. New. u:t
that mi wiii like. -lust look them oer.
RIDING BREECHES, COATS
AND SKIRTS FOR LADIES
-lu-t the er thine f-r outdoor wear. These are c
heavv Khaki, exti'a wed made, a-id we know will please
vou wish such a izarmetit. There is r.otkfr.j: tu e p;al t:.
Suits for oi;r outing trips this summer.
A p'od assortment for vou to choose from. 2nd
YARNS YARNS
We hate the latest slock of Yarns in the city.
f:u-t we Inline with our assortment we can take ca
your every want in color and kind, and we
prices are the lowest. If in need of yarn we
kn..v
have
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SOCIETIES.
WAIN A IK.MI'l.K Y TH IAN SIslKKS Nci.i
Meel the secoihl kii1 tmirUi ThurHilays oi
em Ii iiiihiIIi at K . ol 1' 1ml I.
Mm Miiy I'liludlunil, E. ('.
Mis. I iurencc Kami, M. ol It and C.
H A.KI. KKHKK A II l.olHtK No. IV., I.O.o.l-
M.-cih the IIi'nI and tliirrt Tucsiluy cvenlnsr in
each niiinlli !u the OU.t KcIIom h Hull, bi-wi
miiIcb bi mt li i.f Minn! Kiver. K. II. I
Mr.n l'aulin.' Unwind, N. (i.
Olii. KlircU. See.
HOOP KIVKR CJIAt'lKH NO. 25, O. K. H -MeclK
seci.liil Htl.1 fmu ill Tui-hilny cveiiliit
ofeai-h inoiitti. Visitors conliallv wHl.'oiii.'d
Mrs. ('. K. Miiihliull, W. M. .
M Ink Oertrnde Nickclhcn, Kec y.
CANHV W. U. t'.-JIwtd hccoihI hiuI fourth
Sin iintnj k of each ninnth Ht K.ol I', hull.
Mrs. Utile IvnVr. Cri-nniem.
Mrs. Aiinii Aliriihioii, Secretary.
A'. O. W.- Ktx'iilHr iiitrinncH are tiet.l t lie- first
iiinl Ihinl Mondays ol cadi month at k. ot
I', hull. Vihltors cordliilly invilftt. it, ('. c.
K. K (iiKidi Ich, ('. C.
W. II. I unit's, I lei k.
to() KIVKR CAMP, NO. 1.7IB, M. W. A
Mccts iii K.nf 1'. hull every 1st and Hrd W.d
ot each mo mil. James Iluttlioi'uu, V. C.
W . 1. Kiitti r. Clerk.
HOOP KlVKKCIKi'l.K No.52f. N K Iii 11 no Its
ol Weii'tcrml-Meets at K. of V. hall on Ihe
first and TliiiU J lnirstlays of each inonlli,
Mrs, Nellie luck, u, N.
.Mrs. Mntlie Nickelsen, Clcrlt.
V.UY.S KNH..1I-.MKN I'. NO.IM. II. u. K.-
rti'nular loi'ttiiis second anil fourth Tuesi1a
if each ni.uiih. Thtmnts Fisher, C. 1'.'
lieu. V, 'I liontson. Kcrihe.
I.AI'KK.I. KKIIhK All I DlKiK No. S7.I.O O K
Mi t ts llrst ami third Mondays each month
Miss UlllRii fisher, N. u
Mrs Net I ie Moses, Sec.
IOOI) ItiVKKCHAlTKH NO. 27. K. A. .M.
Mct'is first ami third Friday iiiuhlsof v'
"ii'iith. c. H. 1 it-Id, H. J-.
C.i'. Anderson, Secretary.
'V ACCOM A I.OIHiK NJ. Wl, K. OK C
Meets in K. ol V. hall rverv Tucstlay ni((li!
I.. M. Haldin, ('. c.
Jasper Wifkliam, K. of It. and St.
K KM H l.oimK. N.i. 1X1, 1. O. O. F.- M eets In
Oik'll Odd Fellows' hall every Hatur
day iilulit. Visitors cordiallv welcomed.
T. A. Ho'i-s. N. t r.
I,ecil Allen, V. (.
W. L. Clones, Secretary.
Kretl .) Howard, Treasurer.
MT lIoillM OI M ILNo 8, K ,t S. M. MceU
in Ma-onlc Hull every llinil Tuesday in
each month.
A. 1 1. Moe
W K. I.araway, 1.
Recorder.
I M.
Uoolt KIVKR I.ODOKNo. 116, A. K. anil A
M. - Kirsl ami third Wctl nesday ni; ins o
ea.'h month. K em, Shoemaker, W. M
Harold Hcrshncr. Sec y.
)l.i:TA ASMKMHI.Y NO. 110. CMTKI) AKI-ISHiis.-Mt.ets
Ihe (Irsl anil third Wednes
days, work; second and fonith Wednesday"
Artisans' hall, C. I), II iNKicna. M. A.
J. II KoiiKuti .Secretary.
IIU KWII DK. LOIiUK NO. 1U7, I. o. O. K -Meet
in Fra'ertml hall, every Thursday
hiKht. K. H Howard, N. O. "
Ui-ti. W. Thomson, secretary.
IIOOJ) KIvKK VA1.I.KY Hli.M ANK SOCIKTY
Hood Kiver, Ore. c. !). Nickelsen, l'res.
Mrs. Alma Howe. Hec. U'slle liutler, Tieas
( all phone IJtll.
C- H i Hid Kiver Oomniandery No. 12, K.T
Oj siceis every nrst l uesday eveniiig
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ty .a. it. .line, necoracr
FOR SALE
For Sale A k-ootl cow, fresh ,i weeks, mare,
liiiKii.v ami harness. ( 'all In. odt II. ru'z .
For Kent-Ihree unfurnished rooms. Phone
ll'n. 1. i,,s
For Sale-One proiiilsitiK Jersey heller, l:i
iniinths old, by registered Sire. 1 heller call H
weeks old I side lull plow. 1 apple trader
new. hullt hy Ken Cox. I'hone ,Vi7. mis'
For Sale A drat; saw, uasolme tank. S saws,
iili in it'.nd I'tinilition and for lino. Also a new
" ', ini h Main wmnn, nearly new, with p;.
font raiifortna ratk, for S17.S. Cost j.'ss when
new Wilte II. 1 Chapin, 1' O. Mux .VI.
Hood Kiver. (ire. inlstf
Fur Sale . luls (iulnnant Orader. p ione II
K. Oaveiiport. Odell ;;ii7. tulsu
For Sale- Klti-rheri 121 strawtienv plants,
prelerred hv cannt-rs, hest sh'pi'r yi.-ds
heaviest. ANo Wilson and Hold Imlli r. Low
prices in .imnlities Thrifty, well rooted
plains, dust fresh us ordered. Waul K Kicle
ardson. 2:t7,i Front st. Saiein, Ore. mi1)
For -wit? Cheap, I'd inotlel ( hevrolet car;
lour new and one spare tires. Oilier extras
with car Run less than soio miu-s sol
Waine, RF1. 1, Hood Kiver, Ore. mi
For Rent- A seven acre berry patch fir the
in'fl season only; also a seven acre timothy
hay tiact, part in hearing orchard. Located
In Huirelt ltistrii-!. For tiruis. Imiulre t)iF
lllnn.'lis, Hm 2tw. Cariionado, Wash. m;s
For Sale-A Jersey cow. column t year old
and fiesh in n nlt, Very ru'li milk ( an
he seen at Hlf, Uth t. J. .), Waslev, phone
nils-.t
For Sale-'OiiB 5 year old daik gray horse.
1'houe MV W26
STRAWBERRY LANDS
Even the most pessimistic admit that the prospect of proiit in berries
for the next five years is excellent. We have some tine tracts for sale,
all under irrigation.
1. 20 Acres on west side, five miles from town; fine, deep, rich, red shot soil;
eastern slope; five acres cleared ready to plant this spring; balance brush; barn
but no house. $1500; one-third down, balance three or four payments.
2. 60 Acres on west side; forty or more has been cleared and set to trees,
but they ought to come out; eastern slope, part of it somewhat steep but all
dandy soil. S8,000. Easy terms.
3. 10 Acres, 6 xk miles out on we3t side; excellent small house and good
barn; sev n acre3 cleared; two of this in good five year old trees, balance just
ready for berries. $2700. Good terms
4. 25 Acre tract near Oak Grove; ten of this lies fine and the soil is un
excelled; probably enough wood on the tract to pay for clearing the ten acres.
Make us an offer
5. 65 Acres in Duke's Valley at $75 an acre on terms. Partly cleared.
6. 11 Acres, near Oak Grove; clearing can be finished very easily. A snap.
$60 an acre.
We have others. Come in and see us.
Hood River Abstract & Investment Co.
J. W. CRITES, Pres.
K. V. SINCLAIR, Sec.
For Sale-A small sawtnill. Mee J. It. Phil
lips, Hood Kiver, Ore. inlstf
For Sale A llardte 2:'l ifallon tank, used
last sei.son only, pood lis new. Have linutiht
a linger sprayer. J. .1. Anniila, lx Oilt ll. in.'".
F'or Sale W hite Wyandotte Cockerel s,
weight, ti to s" pounds, also 2 do. White Leu
horn pullets, now lavlliu Mrs, J A.'O'eeu
wood, I'ai kdale, phone Oit-ll ,t:t.V mJS
For Hale-F'aily Concord yrape plants, 'J
years old 8-' is) per 1o,en, SULK) tier lio. Mrs.
c. W.J. Keekers, The Kyile. White smimiin,
Wit. nt.'i'i
F'or Sale- F.iots for setting from purebred
single comb Rhode Island Keds, from trap
nested stock, al II.; Mi tor a setting of p.. Also
one cockerel from same stock l'luine M;;, '
For Sale- Heav y team ol h-ost s, w.tgo'i :,n I
harness, light hack and piow lor s lie. rail ;.t
Tun's liarn. m:s
FnrSale Wheat lit). Karl Ordwa.v . 'I t.
plume ,'iliiK. " inj
For Sale-Single foinii llhode I- .m l It. I
iril' lliug iggs Iroin heavy :t oil. I int n In Ml
ciilni", aiiNiiiiii.'t puiftirt'1 stui-;.. No'iihim,
sound in luiymg t.uiuilii' um tlnk. -Woi.-i
I'nuliiy F'lirio, Sherman .1 rtank, pnoni- on,
i J Hurler utile west tn mi leill pai k In I I
lot S tie- Ftmii'iire lit i i;,ss, aiiii
china, stoves, t 'a. I i oak strt .-I , 'I en p'.o n.
Fi " sal,.- Three ttiarlers of a tilock betw.-ttt
'Hi hii'I .lb Mti i May mid .lime sts., L et nn
May si , um on Tin st.. sult wnls in sirn-ts
a.lril. tle t'.niii hungiiiiiw, one ronin cut
luge, shells. . all Irt-ts. tine v i. ws, el.e to
high seltool, As'a Whole, or will sub divide.
Hi ii -Hi,, i it!.' lei ins litk. oiler In ownci , Mis.
II. II, Lniigille, V.v.fi I'liliiiu Ave, lletkelis,
I .liiloniia. mltf ' ,
F'.r Sitlt !la. al.osom.' s!ii:htiv (iaiiotgi'd
I'ii'O'i liiu hi ;.'i 't Lin, Phone odell It'.. C.
ii 1 tiottiHs. lier. io-
VC (tilled - Man and wife on ranch,
inoiilti, house ami wootl furnished,
write, ;H. No. 2. Phone Odell IK'.
MHi'klin,
W per
call or
I. J,
m is
l L'tJS,
W II Corey
misil
hot Sale-a.'d Acres tit iitiimtonv. d I .(id in
Middle Vallt v. In.iul'e I- (S ri nn. Ilcl I,
Hood River. si
For Sale-li Acres, " varlties of commercial
apples mid pears, 7 room clustered house, full
cement basement. Furnace heat, spring
pipt-d to house and barn, full ettiipmenl,
tools and sprayer goes with plat'c. t lose In,
Owner, llox 1 1", Hood River, ore. iic'r ;
For Sale Oregon and Rhode Island Red i
eggs for selting, II. for a setting ot I.".. Wanted frosted. K. A. Masst-
to tiny an Ancona rooster. Tel. at
For Sale-Urivltiir horse, ' iiclc I nggy.
sunty and mountain Iihi k ul si il rh nj,
or will tra le foi slock. .1 1.. l'n' mis
F'ih- Suli'-The lending v n r , t ! - ol apple
petii h pear and t Inn. ire s, one and tio
ltd, A Isn a-em aj; us pUllils, sl.-k not
mini
For Sale- .'ltin.
Wliite W yauintie
lilleks. 'J. eents .-
lislii-d KiH'k coek. r.-b
Nll'hnl-nli , Hood Ktvcl
f Haired linik and
ti. I' per li. I'll old
dm iiii' Api il. ;i biney
, em h Mrs K ,1
.(He p.v.if
For sale 1 team A 1 heavy horses weight
Him lbs , 1 good all around mare weight I -.HI
lbs. Price right, also tnllk cow to freshen
ststti. Wmans Brothers Telephone odell
IT. mix
FnrSale Second httiifl gasoiie,. engines, all
recently overhauled mi l as isid as tn-w, h.
lilllnU-h- 'It. , l,t..l 'II. i V... ....... I .. , ..
Waterloo. Howell Ulos., lei. J.V.I
and i
mis
For Sale, Have a limited number of sacks
of tine qualMy of Hut-hank seed potatoes.
Keller get your order In early. Phone odell
Hit. Address L. C. Welnh-liner, R I). I. insfi
Ft.r Sale--House and 7 rooms, and gaiage.
on two lots eslending Iroin state st. to Slier
man ave. Very close In. Price. iM). House
ot fi rooms and ti lots. Price Jldeo, 4,t:,j Acres
within '.j mile of good shipping point. :t(l acres
cleared. I,' acres in gistd apple orchard, In
years old, with fair house ol 7 rooms; unfail
ing spring, the water from which can be piped
to house. Can be made an ideal home.
Price, SI2,.itH'l. Other city and farm properties
Also all kinds of nursery slock, SeeW.A
Wood, iltti Oak St, mlH
For Sale My Ul room, modern residence
and il lots at corner of F.ugetie and Ulh sts.. I
all kinds ot fruits In hearing. 1.. 11. Hiiagms,
Tel, 21111 or itul. nils
For Sale Half (iernsey and .lersi-y Hull.
F'atherand mother registered stock. wi;l be
four years old .In ne Pith, InrSU'i One Fresno
scraper almost new, ?li. Ueo. T. I'rittlier,
Kr I). 4., Hood Kiver, Ore. aS
For S, lie -1 pure bred Hliroc Ji-l-ey lemul
A is.i .. 1 1 tit o n
,.u- v..t, tie.. I ...... v .e,t . 1.,
daikgray Imise. Piione :s:Jo
in
Far Sale or I ,ease by Owner-PO acres 1 tint,
containing I'i actes ap 1.- orchard; three ni..
stil'lllgs, good house liud burns; ftioeds. u.s.il,
l.Ki acres paslurt, lilee, clleap at ri mitt (.
A, Hnllt-r, Kid. 4. Homl River, Oie n.a
Fnr Sal.' -Ideal grader,
Owner ninvt'd awa, c.
I '.HI.
teed one senson.
Is Raviiti phone
mlltf
For sale- Hy owner, inndem s rtsoii house
in H I Kiver, Willi basement, furnace, tier-
Hie hKlils, hot and colli water, bath, toilet,
etc. Large pon b ciiinmanilllig l.eaiilllul v.ew
ol Hid t i ii ti in bl a river, '-"., lots. An ltm feet.
Also enrage, cloekt n house, garden anil wine
tllll! Five Illlll'ltes' walk trout OoslolHee
m is
Wantetl-Two slrawhetry sellers to plant
iam.imo iilnnis Also one orchard wngoii.
lililgt 'U'oi ul Farm, Hood River. mis
Wanted For about four weeks, plain bin
wholes,, me hoarding- place In the vicinity of
Parkdale, hy young woman on vacation." M
siithi liantl, lieu la-liv., Portland, ore nils
Wanted - n experienced mull 111 orchard
wink, pruilng, spraying, haresllng, ele.
' Will pay koi al salary aud give mtei.si m
1 year .- yteM. AlsofurniKh tenant house ami
fuel. Ma'-ried man preferred. II. W. stem
i hnust r, P.ti ktlale, t re mis
H'anted-'To buy yonritsetl tin nlture, stovt s
and rugs. Cash or hew goods In exchange,
F. A. F ran. Co. s.'inf
Hex -1 1, llootl River, t ne
For Sale liargaln, Pine lil'ove ti;st. jfiui!
will buy -.'ti acre tract. lf acres ties) eonimer- I
ctai varieties, r. acres gram or alfalfa, house !
and barn. Phone I'liil. II"! 1
For Sa!e-:i acres or land, also wheal and j
allalia bay and wheal straw, also a corn
slieller. Phone. Till. II ;if
For Sale-On.. heavy team ot work horses. !
and w years o d, w t. about l..rjt each. sound anil
'rue in every way. See Hartshorn at Hood
KiM'r "iarage, Tel. 4111 jl.itf
Wanted To rent a
care Pine Orove store.
ranch. L.
For Sale- Second hand auto parls. lit
Oarage, phone ni;l.
R. F'lscus,
mis
Wanted -Team work, plowing or orchard
work. Phone Ists, mJ6
Wanted A married man and family to
w.iik on fruit ninch by monlh, or ear, stat
experience and wages expected. Address U.
t'areHPicler. mutf
Warned- To lease 10 lo L'O acres of bearing
orchard, Willi Hie npiinii of buMng. Have
t-iill!iiiinil, FM . Kdwartls., Kid No, 2 inllir
MISCELLANEOUS
-lits !
if
For Salt --mi acres ol I tin best iinimpinv. d
fruit hind In the Mosier di.-tiict. Writ' I .r
inlnniiTttioti, tlien make toe our cash pm,..
oslliou. H. A. Ilret.. 117 W . Tial! St., Jackson,
MPh. aps
For Sale Ancona egs;s fnr setting.
.vss-:.
1'h on i
al
For Sal. Light team mid harness, i'i
1 1 lines, almost new; two row cotn p.ant
MuuainaKer grader, old Hi Ie. Lava li
(orchard on., Parkdale, or. odt II 2'.. men
For Sale Bale 1 wheat straw. (". T. Hni.crts.
ph.. tie It'll. t i .'. j
For Sule A laie stcondhand Hardlt
sprayer, in good couditlon, al a bargain lo-
iti,re oi Clarence i aitiwcii, nicker lioad,
KFH. 2. inisll
For Hale (iasoilne sprayitii.' macliine. on
small truck, complete with hose and enten
Hon rod, fine for small orchard. Also two
nicking bucketR. Inquire of John llntson,
lleltnont Koad. nils
Fni Rent An s rtann furnished house,
modern, with garage, corner of Oak and Dili
81. Call for .Mr. Norton at hu:i mJa
F.ir Sale Alfalfa hay, J.'Ski per ton. Tel.
Odell lxT. .1. Benedict, l'ikd!e. uu'
For Sale-Fresh eggs keep Put down yotir
egi-s for 1 cent per dozen. Kub on the tggs
and put Rway In cartons or egg crates. Hest
priservatlve on the market. P'or Sale by
Avalon Poultry Farm, Huetnuo J. Frank
phoue Mus mlStf
For Sa!e Noting horses )rv It. in. tLt-gron-th
fir wootl, Jll per cord tn cord lot-.
I iisi-clitss I'. astern Oregon w hen1 nay, S d per
ton at Ihe yard. II taken nil the car a lower
price will be made, one sindebai.er s,x,7
passenger car. in fine condition Will taken
smaller car in trade. Nice tw-o-y t ar-oltl J.-t
se milk cow, ".:.. Slielley w'ootl' y art! , phot e
:!" .1. corner First ami sial'e. mlltf
For Sa!e-:titi Actes m Ihe Whi'e Salm.ifi
V alley 4 miles from the i nlumhia 1 1 ft t.n veil
highway. close to new '1 mul Lake ri-ad v hue
s-tinmn river runs through the Ini tiact.
-.n acres standing timber, never been cut over,
t.ii'.d tie and saw timber, l.y acres of rlvt i
bottom hind level as a lloor, aud could all
be ungated. About '.t acres in apple or
chard l i years old -standard varieties,
mostly Spilz, Newtowns and orlli-ys. Fmr
house and nltier buildings, good garden
I'roi.nd at house, with pi nty til runninn
water for Irrigating gulden, and bit -ti mcl
house use (i.tod, iueifailng sp.incs ii-it
bouse. Land directly ailjuining tins place
wnh less improvements on it. is held st as.i
pet-acre. To close up an estate, this .lit' e is
otl. red at per -rc. and il you are In. .king
tor a Louie place, or an itivesliticiu with
money making poss.tnltties In it, . Pin t over
look this. This Is I he cheapest piece of close
In property m the vaiity and wi'l no' last
long al this price. Title perfect Terms, ' , to
',j cash, balance on tune. For further In'oi
ination sec C, N Kavliu, Utajd H v.r,
Oregon mm
For Sale -A niiinhert.l g.sid vacant Iioiims
'all A. K. .St.Huatiaii al Ihe Fashion Slal Iff.
''I. l.'nl. M It I
For Sale-pits model Chevrolet touring car
"i new ti.es anil spoiliglit, tor Jti'ii. J.J.Was
'cy. ( all 2T!.',or at llntid River tinrage. lit
Fni sale -1 lit an Power Sprav er u-ilh truck J
.Im chI. lank, hose, etc., complele; pump pres. ;
sure "ri ibs li ice e-j.Mi (siwi r s.rvt-r with '
truck, Ho-gal lank, hose.elc .complete, pump I
nnsMue -i lbs. Price 8I.VI 1 Isiinainak er
apple si.-r ciini,lete in gooil wotkmg order. I
puce ?iuti See these implements at ir Wall's I
limn at liicker's llridge, or phone luii or
JHll
For Sale-Young- tuik.v torn hreetlers. II
F . Sievt i kiopp. Phone i;sn. ts'df '
For Salt - tood cow. also good single and
diiuti e ham. ss. 'Tel, f,. '.;-.' tnCI
For Sale-cheap. Sr. acres llood River land
lerins if desired For paitlculiiis wilie, AH.!
RoL'geiisack., lit:.,-) ;,ih Ave., t ,..lar Kapids
Iowa. ,mM
ot
FnrSnie- ioiH m east hall i f block
Hood Liver, helween lla.. and Kit
streets win, beautiful view of Ihe Columbia
that cannot he obstructed Can be bought on
easy terms. Apply to A. W Otilli.tnk. j22tf
For sale-Fir wood, partly dty, pi Inch f j:t ,m
a cord dellveretl: 4 loot 51'iiKi. Wreckage
'' 'd, dry and good lor kindling, Phone :fi 4
o A.I .owney. JJ2tf
WANTED
Wanted - Light
Iii. me odtil S7.
Road Call. K. V..
(i.llli.
lllj.'l
Wanletl-lly experienced orcltardist. farm
ol eboul -ti acres on si ares, or wl I pay rent
Address A. Oeise, ls27 Klickitat St. Portland,
' ,re ni'.'5
Wiinte.l-Woman lor general lionsewoik,
caring (or four rooms and cooking for four
people. Tel ini,, nMf
To sheep owners and sheep herders Per
sonally no sheep wanted on my holdings; but
If 51111 Insist upon using my property lor
pasture, the rale Is 1 per day per sheep,' and
Ihe Uniting of sin ep thereon Is I he acceptance
by yon of these terms. Yon are warm d I hat
Iliere is poison out tor rodents, and s h eep
are in danger Albert To.ier. as
Allow u- tn luriiish vou an eslimteof your
auliinitil.ile repair lob. Very highest class
help cm ployed. Cascade Oarage, the garage
Willi a conscience, mlltf
liano Timing - p layer piano, repairing and
retliilsiiing Work giiaianieed Phone 1212.
S. A Imckslader, care Reed French Piano
' ().. Hood River. ttpl7tf
U.s'-On Saturday between Telephone
hull. ling ini Hut ur Hunk, a -mall Swiss
wrist watch with o... -Htne "liulh' in face.
Reward, plume :;; x2 odell. mi
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior, L', ri I,an1
Olllce at The fail l.'s, ( iregon., Mar.-h i.ttli, p.fjo.
Notice Is hereby utveu thai IlenrvC. Ilrown,
whose p. istnlllce address i., ILmi.I Rivet, tire
gnu, did, on tins I'lth tltiv ol June, p.tiii, nie In
lins oflice Hwoni Statement and Application,
No 1112072, in purchase ti,.. Lot p. F, i w i
NW i4 NK1,, Section is, Township J Nortit.
Range ll-Fast, lllan.eilf .Meridian, ami the
limber thereon, under ihe provisions of the
act of J ano :jnl, Is7M, and acts anienilaiorv.
known as the "Timber and Minna Law," at
nt'h value as might he fixed by appraise
tnetit, anil that, purstutnt to such r.ppiu atlon
lue land a id Umtier Iheteoii have been ap
praised, f iitlli, ttie timber estimated 7t(liKi
tiuaril feet at J.,7i'.im per M, and the land 14(1 or
that sin I nppileai t w;ii ntkr lln.il piu.it in
support ol ln application and swoiu stale
mem on the aaili tlttv of May Ptt), before K. F
Shoemaker, clerk ol the Circuit Coutt, at
Hood Kiver. Oregiiii
Any person is at Ilttertv to protest tbli
purcliBse before eniry, or Initiate a cnntesl al
any tune belore paletil Issues, by Hi lug a
corrnbotaled aflldavit In this oflice, alleging
facls winch wtitild defeat the entry
H. FRANK WOOIH'OCK,
ml8mj77 Register,