HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922
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the title to the above described real
property be confirmed in the plaintiffs
to this suit as the nole owners thereof
and as tenants in common. Plaintiffs
further pray for such other and fur
ther relief as in eauitv and good con
science they may fhow themselves
entitled to, and for the costs and
disbursements of this suit.
rou are served with this summons
pursuant to the order of the Honorable
H. L. Hasbrouck. County Judge of
Hood River County. Oregon, made and
entered March 29. 1922, which order
prescribed that you shall appear and
answer said complaint on or before
May 11, 1922, and that you be served
with this summons by publication
inereor in the "Hood Kiver tilacier.'
a weekly newspaper published at Hood
mver. uregon, at least once a week
for six consecutive weeks and you are
further notified that the date of the
first publication of this summons is
March 30, 1922.
A. J. Derby,
George R. Wilbur,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Post Office Address: Hood River,
uregon. miSUmll
Entire iftock to be placed on sale
starting Friday, Apr. 14th, 9 A. M.
Sensational Specials Offered Daily.
Opening Day Special
The Bejft $1.00 House
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Come, be here when the doors open at 9
A. M., Friday, April 14th, Opening Day
of Sale, we will sell a good House Broom,
worth today over $1.00, to the first 100
people making a $3.00 purchase or ia
over for the small sum of iUC
Limit one to a customer or family.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 15th, we will
sell to anyone making a purchase
of $3.00 or over, the best Cane
Sugar, per lb oC
Limit 5 pounds tq a customer.
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FIXTURES FOR SALE
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Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders
Notice is hereby given that bv a res
olution adopted by the Board of Direc
tors of the Farmers' Irrigation Com
pany, a special meeting of the stock
holders of said Corporation is called
and will be held at Library hall in
llood Kiver, Oregon, on Saturday.
April 15th, 1922, at the hour of two
o'clock p. m.. for the Dumose of actinc
upon ine question of the adoption of
the following resolution :
"Resolved, Tnat Article XI of the
By-Laws of this Corporation be amend
ed by adding thereto the following,
'Provided that the Board of Directors
shall have the power to at any time
they may deem it advisable, cause all
or any amount of the unissued capital
stock of the Corporation to be issued
10 tne treasurer in trust for the Cor
poration itself without the payment of
money mereior. all such stock so is
sued shall be known as Treasury stock
and shall constitute a nart nf the nani.
tal property of the Company, and any
vx wic name may De sola at any time
upon such terms as said Board may
ueiermine at sucn price as can be ob
laineu therefor, but not for less than
juu.uu per share; such stock so sold
snau entitle the holders thereof to all
tne rights and Drivileeea of the hnlH
era of stock heretofore sold and issued
upon direct subscriptions. "
ine matter of the dissolving this
corporation and organizing a munici
pal irrigation district to take over the
pioperty and work of this company
will come up for discussion and such
action as the meeting shall think prop
yl iu tune.
M. H. Nickelsen, Secretary.
By Order of The Board of Directors.
aGal3
It was at first thought that the eating
of nitrate of soda applied as fertilizer
to orchards might have resulted fatal
ly. The birds, however, are said to
have dfed before the fertilizer wag
broadcasted in fields. Dead birds have
been sent both to the University of
Washington and the Oregon Agricul
tural College for stomach analysis.
The robins have appeared in the
neighboring diatrct in unusually large
numbers this season. Recently pedes
trians traveling to the Hood River
White Salmon ferry landing report
having seen a 10-acre field filled with
the chattering redbreasts.
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FINS, FURS AND FEATHERS
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The trout season on the lower Hood
river will open next Saturday. The
season on the unner forks will nnt
open until June 1.
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Warm weather has stimulated to
action local disciples of Sir Izaak
Walton, and Friday and Saturday an
estimated 75 fishermen were scattered
along the lower Hood river at favored
holes angling for Bteelheads and
saimon trout. Among them was G. C.
Loughery, resident state game warden.
Numbers of the anglers landed large
steelheads. Several fishermen lost
portions of their tackle, on receiving
Birincs irom jarge sieeweaug.
The ranch place of A. D. Moe is the
habitat of a Damon dog and a Pythias
cat. The friendship between the two
animals, owned by William Watson,
has attracted attention. The two de
vote most of their time to the hunt,
and the active partnership existing
between them denotes unusual animal
intelligence. Their teamwork is nrov-
ing disastrous for gophers and mice.
The dog, a small black and white
fellow of unknown breed, with the cat
at his heels, sniffs through the alfalfa
or clover cover crops until he finds a
gopher's burrow. When he begins to
dig the eat, also a black and white and
jt: i ! i - . .
ujupiaying no priae oi aristocratic an
tecedents, becomes active immediate
ly, seeking an outlet of the burrow.
Then that cat freezes beside the hole.
Stopping occasionally to snort into th
tunnel, the dog digs furiously, and
pretty soon, simultaneous with one nf
these snorts, the cat is seen to pounce.
Another gopher less is left in the Mne
orchard. Sometimes the dog catches
the gopher, the little animal fearful to
move from its underground hiding.
Invariably the dog. when the slaughter
is complete, will turn over the nrev to
me cat, ana tne latter, walking with a
pride that brings smiles to those who
watch, struts off toward the farmhouse
to display the kill.
IGNORANCE OF OIL
EDITOR ASTONISHES
A little slip in geography has brought
the wrath of many down on the head of
the editor of the htandard Oil Bulletin
a publication issued montlhy by the
Standard Oil Co. of California. The
March number of the house organ is
devoted almost exclusively to blossom
weeks of Pacihc coast fruit sections,
A panoramic view of the Hood River
valley is shown, but the state banner
apple district is accredited to Salem.
Local boosters beheld the picture and
they bubbled. C. C. Crew, secretary
of the Commercal club, at once wrote
a protest. G. W. Peffer, manager of
the local branch of the oil company,
who is also a loyal Hood Rivea booster,
too, is among those who were shocked
at the ignorance of the house organ
editor.
The Hood River valley, with its
many automobiles, its tractors, power
spray rigs and trucks, uses more gaso
line than any other rural section of the
state, says Mr. Fetter. "It will never
do for them to credit this distribution
to balem.
Riverside Church
A comradeship of worship and service,
&unaay school a :45 a. m.
Morning worship 11 a. rn.
Young peoples meeting 7 p. m.
Sunday Evening club-7:45, 1st and 3rd
bundays November to March inclusive.
Midweek Bible Lecture Thursday even
ing at :m.
Other meetings subject to special an
nouncemeni.
Philandering has certain costs. Pay
ment, a ueiving into tne experiences
oi men points out, is inexorable. The
ruie is true, too, for the lower ani
mals. A certain Hood River dog.
more or less distinguished in his small
circle, recently took a pre-springtime
fling. One of his costs, apparently
was paid on the spot, for he retured to
tne home haunts bearing a badly lacer-
nieu nee, it is HKeiv tnat hn unrriori
niae ana hair from his adversary. But
circumstancess subsequent to tho duel
proved more of a voke. The fest.prinir
I i .fi ... 7
wuunu uecume lu-smenino nnrt n.
dered the usually welcome canine fel
low more or less of a nuisance. In
steaa or customarv nata and ohee
good days, he was greeted with sniffs
and hints to begone "go hence, old
man!' Hia master in distrust foit
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canea on to prescribe a dog-soapy bath
ouu iuuuhh oi aisagreeaDie odor and
nauseating to the delicate olfactory
senses of himself and fellow
And just as it sometimes bv slow de
grees seeps into the heads of humans,
4kni J A. i i
lunt uuk, too, nas learned oy a person
al tour into the wild oat business that
the harvest thereof profiteth not. To
say the same thing in another meta
phor, dancers must pay the cost of the
iiuunng.
Wickham-Bailcyl
Raymond J. Wickham and Miss Edna
Bailey, daughter of Mrs. Mart Horn,
of the Oak Grove district, were mar
ried Wednesday, March 29, at the As
bury Methodist parsonage, Rev. Sykes
officiating. Mr. Wickham is the son
of County Assessor Wickham. The
young couple will ' make their home
here.
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Petition for Organization or Irrigation
District
In the County Court of Hood River
County, Oregon.
To the Honorable, the County Court
ui noou itiver uounty, uregon :
ti' . .
re, your peimoners, wnose names
are hereunto subscribed, respectfully
represent and allege that each of us is
tne owner of land situated within the
boundaries hereinafter described ; that,
together, we constitute a majority of
all of the owners of all of the said
lands; that all of said land, are situ
ated in Hood River County, Oregon;
that no part of the same lie within
any incorporated city or town, nor
within any plated subdivision or part
thereof adjacent to any incorporated
city or town; and that all of said lands
are susceptible of irrigation from a
common source, or combined sources,
and by the same system of works.
And this Honorable Court is advised
that we do desire, propose and purpose
to organize said lands into an irrigation
district under the provisions of Chap
ter XIV of Title XLi of Oregon Laws,
as amended, and to construct and ac
quire works whereby to provide irri
gation for the aforesaid lands, and to
further provide for and to secure all
or tne other benefits and advantages
available under the provisions of a'd
law. for said lands and the owners
thereof.
The proposed boundaries of said ir
rigation district are as follows, to-wit
commencng at a point on the South
Datm oi the West fork of the Hood
river in the boutheaFt quarter (SE1)
or ine isortheaet quarter (NE1) of
section tj. lownship One (1), North.
Kange Mne (9), East of the Willam
ette Meridian, where the same inter
sects the bouth line of the right of
way oi me main canal oi the Dee
Irrigation & Power Companv; from
thence following along the South line
or me right or way for the main canal
of the Dee Irrigation & Tower Com
pany in a general Northeasterly direc
tion to the termination of said canal at
or near the East boundary of Section
13, said Township and Range; thence
East to the West bank of the East
fork of the Hood river; thence follow
ing alorg the West bank of the East
fork of the Hood River in a Northerly
direction and to its confluence with the
West fork of the Hood river in the
Northeast quarter (NED cf Section 1,
said Township and Range; thence fol
lowing aiong the East bank of the
West fork of the Hood river in a
general Sontheasterly direction to the
poirt of beginning; containing 2,000
i rr, more or less.
may be elected by the district at large.
W. F. Shannon, E. H. Green, R. A.
Collins, Malcolm Church. C. II. Ratr.
ers, L. F. I'arker, J. H. Crenshaw, A.
lJUDatn, John u. Woods, A. O. Hate
ham, John K. Edgar, T. lmai, Luhr
Jensen. E. Kusachi. S. Sato, I. Yasui,
N. Inukai, H. W. Whitely, S. Namba,
Jos. W. West, M. M. Hill. M. Yasui.
LeRoy Childs, John C. Howell. Stouf
fer & Son, R. Kiyakawa, M. Kuga. Y.
Kageyama, A. L. Stephens, It. Torn
ari, It. B. Cuniilt, Gordon G. Brown.
A. J. Graff.
And notice is hereby given by the
said petitioners that the foregoing
Petition for the Orcan ization of in
Irrigation District will be presented
to the Countv Court of Hood Rivr
uounty. Uretron. at the Court Itrmm
of said Court in the Court Unman mt
iiooi Kiver. Uretron. at 11 o'clorlc.
A. M on Wednesday. Mav 3. V.il'2. far
saia Miuri s consideration and action
at which time and place all persons
interested in said petition, and in the
organization of 6aid district, or in
opposition to the organization thereof,
or in any matter relating to the or
ganizanon or such district, or to the
nxing or the boundaries thereof, will
oe heard.
Wherefore, Your Petitioners do re-
epecuuiiy pray this Honorable Court
that such proceedings and action in the
premises as shall be necessary shall be
taken and bad to effect the organiia
tion of an irrigation district under the
laws and act above referred to, out
of the territory situated within the
boundaries hereinbefore described. with
pufh charges therein aa msy be just
and proper. And we further t ray that
thf re may be three directors in and for
ta.J d.ttrict, and that tuch directors j
W. F. Shannon, E. H. Green, R. A.
Collins. Malcolm Church, C. H. Rotr-
ers, i F. Parker. J. H. Crenshaw. A.
Dubath, John L. Woods, A. O. Hate
ham, John R. Edgar, T. lmai, Luhr
Jensen, E. Kusachi. S. Sato, I. Yatui.
N. Inukai. H. W. Whitelv. S Karri (it
Jo. W. West, M. M. Hill. M. Yasui.
LeRoy Childs, John C. Howell. Stouf
fer & Son. R. Kiyakawa. M. KugB, Y.
Kageyama, A. L. Stephens, It. Tom
an, R. li. CunlifT, Gordon G. Brown,
A. J. Graff. ' m3(ta27
Notice of Settlement and Distribution
of Estate
In the County Court of the State of
uregon for Hood River County.
In the matter of the estate of James
M. Chitty, Deceased.
Notice is herehv riven fht T n
Tweedy. Administrator of tho estate
of James M. Chitty, deceased, has
rendered and presented for settlement
his final account and final renort r.f the
administration of said eFtate, and a
petition for the distribution of the
ean.e, and that Saturday, the 22nd rim?
of April. 1922. at the hour r.f t.
clock a. m. of said dav in the court
room in the court house in Hood River.
No. 1186
Summons by Publication
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Hood River.
Harry M. Francis and Mabel Francis
Hurke. Plaintiffs, vs. J. W. G. An
derson, Norton A. Anderson, Albert
M. Anderson, Caroline Stafslien.
mauei uisner, Margaret Westerlien,
Mae Holmes, Andrew Anderson, a
Minor, Margaret Anderson, a Minor,
John Morris Rudi, a Minor, Bennett
Alexander Rudi, a Minor, Carsten
Malvin Rudi, a Minor, and Marvin
Joseph Rudi, a Minor, Defendants.
io j. w. U. Anderson. Norton A. An
derson, Albert M. Anderson, Caro
line Stafslien, Mahel Disher, Mar
garet Westerlien, Mae Holmes, An
drew Anderson, a Minor, Margaret
Anderson, a Minor, John Morris
Rudi, a Minor. Bennett Alexander
Rudi, a Minor. Carsten Malvin Rudi,
a Minor, and Marvin Joseph Rudi, a
Minor, Defendants:
Resident Game Warden Louhery re
ports that a new run of steelheads and
salmon trout started in Hood river last
weeK. ine tish, he says, are bright
mm iairiy nasn inrougn the water
when they strike. "The run is inter-
enmg anglers very much," Pays Mr.
Loughery, "and a score of enthusiasts
are on the stream daily. Many fisher
men have caught big steelheads. One
landed four big fish Thursday."
The E. A. Franz Comnanv ia dninrr
its customary annual duty toward in
creasing the fish and game fund. The
Dig store last week transferred from
the wilderness a fisherman's paradise
and put it on disnlav in one of th hitr
show windows. No man who has ever
experiened the delights of which Sir
izaak Walton philosophied over passed
the Frang store without wishing he
could hie himself away immediately to
buiijc goou iroui stream.
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You. and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to appear and
answer the complant filed against you
in the above entitled
or before May 11, 1922; and if you fail
to bo appear and answer, for want
thereof, the rlaintiffs will nni.lv in tho
above entitled court for the relief
prayed for in their complaint on file
merein, wmen relier if briefly aa fol
lows, to-wit:
For a decree declaring and establish
ing that A. O. Anderson during his
lifetime and at the date of hia l. nth
to-wit, on January 11, 1U21, held the
legal title to the following described
land, situated in Hood Ri
Oregon, to-wit: " '
Commence at a point 719J feet north
on me section line, rrom the Southeast
corner of the NEJ of Section 17,
Township 2, North, Range 10, E. W.
M. ; thence west 604 feet parallel
ith quarter line between NEJ and
SKJof said section 17; thence north
i.i'J feet rarallel with section line
between said sections 16 and 17 to the
center of the County road; thence east
down the center of said County road
408 feet to the school
south along the school house fence 14.1
feet to the Southwest corner r,f ,
school house lot; thence east along the
south fence of said school house lot li'7
ft ct to the east boundarv
tion 17: thence south l,,r .:,
the long inactive winter, according
io uwciais oi ine local tiumane Soci
ety, has resulted in. many horses suf
fering from lack of shoeing. Animals
oeing Drought to blacksmiths, it is
said, show badly damaged hoofs, it be
ing necessary to pare away large por
iions oi ine norny growth.
Japanese orchardists arc declared to
De the worst offenders against their
norses. Many white residents, how
ever, according to Humane Society
officials, seem ignorant of how to care
lor their horses hoofs properly.
f ' ,
mumcpai judge Howe saya spring
nMs arrived. Me has received com
plaint from backyard gardeners
against the activities of neighbor
cnicsens.
"I do not know just what the reason
ia" - . - j ft ... ...
ju-iire nowe, nui tne com
plaints this year seem a little more in
sistent than usual. Perhaps the chick
ens are a little hungrier after the Innir
. , . ' . . :
inter we nave had. At least the gar
oen owners are very active in urging
me my marshal to go Into the poultry
iusiiirss.
A city ordinance provides that stray
con sens may tie taken in charge by
me cuy irmrsnai. i his onicer, in cae
tne owners of the poultry fail to ray
certain fees for the release of the bids.
is empowered to sell them.
j tion line
appointed 'wnmng;
(.ti) of
63
all
Uunty, Oregon, has been
ty the court as the time and t la.-e for
the fir.al sttthment of said estate and
the hearing for said final distribution,
at which time and place any person in
terested in said estate may appear and
file exception in writing thereto and
contest the same and show mute, if
any, w hy final distribution of said es
tate thou! J not be ordered. Dated this J the u.e and rit
na cay or March. V.22. at no Li, th
er, Oregon. T. D. Tee1r,
Administrator r f the Estate of
m&20 James M. Chitty, LK-ct a d.
ieet to the place of
in Northeast oimrter
section 17. Tnwtkn
c vv. m contain
ing 10.22 acres, more or less,
in his own rame in trut fur the use
and benefit cf Lizzie J. Anderson,
until the date of the death of the skid
Kizzie J. Anderson, which occurred on
December 1". l'i. r,d thereafter for I
cf the rlaintrfT
LyetscifntiScanyensminel hr II. L.
Hasbrouck, Optometrist, lleilbrrtt,ner
in
us suit: and il at at,t tir .h.u
further provide that the ak.ve rtrr-i
dtfendarts. h.j are aliened to t ail
t.f the he.rs at law of the said A. O.
Anderw.n, deceased, aid neither of
them, have r rif-ht, title, interest or
cuiiro in or to : 1 above described
real rrcperty; and that t y said decree
"Cherrhel le rat," say ex-service
men of the city, paraphrasing the title
of a recent motion picture show and
putting into practice French jargon
learned on overseas expedition. Others
ueeiwe that they bave found the rat,
but that they cannot locate him.
An odoriferous situation has arisen
as result of a visitation of rat r.or
The rodents have swarmed in the busi
ness district lately. Geortre Mellon
has caught 4S in trap at the rear of
the Keir drug store. Others arparert
ly resorted to rK.iForing, an! the car
cass cf a dead rat r a created an at
rno?! here thai hovers lik a gas attack
in basements of bu-irtcs structures.
Ihe basement of the Giacier fTi.-e re
ceived a hare of the perfume. Some
' the aforesaid ex-service men are of
fering ts ue of gas maki t3 search
ers for the reined rat.
Residents of Underwood and W h te
Salmon orchard districts report that
robiri are dyir g in thte sections bv
the hundreds. Tre cau?e cf death of
the newly arrived birds is a mystery.
(By Dorothy Frey)
The regular monthly meeting of the
school board of School District No. 3
was held last Thursdav nicht with nil
members present. Supt. Cannon re
ported that the district had been en
larged by the addition of all that rerri.
tory lying east to Wasco county line.
This will add approximately $100,000
of assessed valuation to this district.
After considerable discussion of the
ju.iiu uik'i DLiiooi situation, it was
unanimously decided not to submit a
proposed bond issue at this time. In
stead J. W. Crites, chairman of the
board, and Supt. Cannon were in
structed to investigate and submit
plans for providing neceoarv room for
next year.
the consideration of tend era uroa
taken up but was not finished. It was
decided to mnintain the regular teach
ers salary shedule for next year, but
those salaries which were shove, tho
schedule were reduced to it. The ques
tion of election of teachers will be fin
ished at a called meeting soon.
Friday ajl schools will not ho In sea.
sion. because, the day being Good Fri
day and Arbor Day, it was declared a
nonaay Dy the school board.
Because of the Easter vacation there
win De no city teachers' meeting Sat
urday. Principals Conkle anJ Kizer spent
Saturday and Sunday in Portland.
Miss Charlotte Kinnaird was absent
from school-Monday because of illness.
Miss Ferroll Swallow and Miss Em
ma Schmiedeskamp have given up
their apartments on Eugene street on.i
are living in the home of Robert Mil
ler on State street.
The Mascot staff h aa rpppiviut .'to
first shipment of cuts and exneet tho
rest by the end of thi S week A ).,.. t
all the composition work will be fin
ished within a few davs and all iho
uiuienai win go to the printer next
weeK. Anions' the several featnroa in
this year's Mascot will be a lit nf h
cign school graduates from li06 to the
present time, ihis Mascot staff ex
pecis to set a precedent in making the
mascot pay Tor itself. Last vear ih
student bodv had to na rfehVit ,,f
aoout ana the year before $400.
The senior class has rereivoH
of the class nlav. The titla ia "An1
Home Came Ted." Mi iwh.
Hunter will supervise its rtrodnrtinn
which they expect to have ready for
Lriday night. May 12.
The operetta. "The G VriSV Rover "
nicn nas been the center of attraction
in school life for the past two months.
was presented last Friday afternoon
and evening at the Riaito theatre
Pruderce Snicht. John Ill
Sletten. Betty Staten. ' Onal WfiU-0,
James Johnson and several others who
took leading parts are to be compli
mented on the firte work and talent rfia.
played. The dance of the fairiea bw
eight grade school girls was one of the
attractive features. Special dance?,
songs and interesting conversations
went to make "The Gvrv Rover" r.n.
of the high schooPa best- Another
arided attraction, which combined to
make it a success was th mni fi
nished by the high school orchestra.!
i dis is the first year, that atnoVnt.
have played in the orchestra.
deserve much credit for their excellent
accomplishments. Such a success was
chiefly due to Mrs. Henney'g untiring
efforts, combined with these cf the
students, to make this year's presenta
tion better than any ether.
Hood River tik-h school will h
resented at the Tri-State (Oregon
Wahirgton, Haho) athletic tourna-
rr-ent at Columbia. IVivm.tr i... '
land Saturday by James Johnson,!
Han Id I)i xon, Taul Friday. John Car- .
on and Rcrer Woodyard." They wiil '
enter the half mile relay, dashes and '
other events. Many "f the records
made at the f.rt inter-class track meet
have ben broken and pnwpcts for the
mid-Ccliinsbia raeet arc brightening. j
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r i
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You will not be groping in the
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Fire Insurance Company.
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Remove Carbon.
Grind Valves.
Adjust Tappets,
Adjust Carburetor,
Clean and Adjust Plus's.
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No. 3
Clean Engine.
Remove Carbon,
Grind Valves.
Adjust Tappets,
Clean and Adiust Pluo-s.
Test Battery.
Tune up Engine,
R. E. SCOTT
UV2 3rd Street
First Nat'l Bank Building
HOOD RIVER. ORE. Tel. 2804
$7.50
No. 4
Clean Engine,
Remove Carbon,
Grind Valves.
Adjust Tappets,
Clean and Adjust Plugs,
Test Batterv.
Tune up Engine,
Clean Crank Case.
lake up Bearings, (fio r
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