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11000 RIVER HI BOY
It takes a Kvutuckian to grow corn,
|' at least* Thomss F. JohniMin so de­
Oft'
BEADY
TO
EXPAND
TURNS OUT AIM
ciares. Sheriff Johnson wan born and
HherMT Has Fiae Cora
To most everybody
30 x3/x means
usco
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VTA turally nsco’s
' could hardly have de­
livered such money’s worth
—tire after tire—without
making a clean sweep.
reared in the Blue Graaa country.
he grows apples and pear*
chiefly on hi» suburban place juat
south of town, he cannot reatat the
temptation to show his neighbors bow
corn ahould lx* produced.
Rberlff Johnson
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has a tract of corn
that ha» attracted widespread atten-
tion thia Minnmer. He has presented
many of tils city friends
_ ____ with messes
°f green corn. However, the
t! ex-Keti
tuckian does
— not
------ call it
- * green corn.
He gives his friends' "nsr’iicars."
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i,
It’s been a pretty perform­
ance every time —no two
opinions about that.
And no two opinions about
what tire to get again after a
man has once used USCO.
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Friends and aiquaintauoes of F. T.
Struck will be glad to know that be
has written an important book en­
titled, '•Construction and Repair Work
for the Farm.” Mr. Struck graduated
at the head of the Class of 1907, the
tirst clara to complete the four-year
course in the Hood River high school.
He graduated from tiie University of
Oregon in 1911. and later rectived the
Masters' and lkictor of Philosophy de­
grees at Columbia University, New
York City. He has been professor of
agricultural education at tiie Pennsyl­
vania. State College, and for some
years has been araistant director of
vocational education for the state of
Pennsylvania, with headquarters at
tiie State Department of Public In­
struction, Harrisburg.
The IsMik la eapertslly planned ns a
textbook for vbcatioiial agri cultural
students, and for manual training
classes. It ,s also a valuable reference
IxM.k for farmers and <<>unty agents.
The publlshenr Houghton, Mifflin <'«.,
whose western branch office la in San
F’mnclsi'o, have spared no expense in
getting out a book that represents the
lx*st current practice in text anil ref­
erence Ixxik design. Tiie book con­
tains 392 pages anil 285 illustration»,
many of which are carefully prewired
working drawings.
The Mood Biver Spray Co. is ar- While
rsnging to «cat an iaeue of stock
amounting to $lti.5<«'. the funds to be
utilised in au eximnsion of the busi-
noas. The stock draws eight per cent
and is privileged to siian* up to 12 per
cent in the protits of. tiie business.
The spray cmuprniy. which is now
eugaged in the manufacture of a .
bleacdilhg ehemtrut tor houwwtvea, a
preparation for killing tiles mid an­
other that kaejM insectx off dairy cow%
has for several years been working
We pay cash for your old furniture or
toward a permanent my roil. While
its output of spray materials runs Into make a libera) allowance on new goods.
many mrloads each year, tiie manu­ Call Hackett Mil, Kelly Bro*. Co. Fur­
ml7tl
facture of this product is only sea­ niture Exchange.
sonal.
NOTICK OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Tiie concern is now also engaged
in the manufacture of a chemical used
Notice is hereby given, that under
in large quantities by hospitals as a and by virtue of an exk-cution and
disinfectant. It is nlso mcked in order of sale, dated the 22nd day of
small containers for houaeliold use.
August, 1923 Issued out of the Circuit
■Court of the State of Oregon,- for the
County of Hood 'River, with judgment
order and decree attached thereto,
u|s>u a decree entered on the 2llth day
of August, 1923, in said Court, in a
suit wherein the Pacific Loen & In­
vestment Company, Ltd., was Plain­
tiff, and Barbara Vanderbilt, A. M.
Youths on excursions around the Cannon, and James Cormack as Ad­
Columbia alougli m'nr Hie outfall ministrator of the Rotate of Omar
sewer Tliuraduy night reported un­ Vanderbilt, deceased, were Defend-
usual activity on tiie 'part of schools ■nuts, comiannding me to make sale of
of carp that feed then*. .Sheriff Jolnv tiie real property hereinafter de­
sou smilingly admit»«! tluit there was scribed, to satisfy the sum of «15,000
a reason. He and deputies at noon principal, with interest thireon from
emptied over 21» gnlloux of mixmsliine November 1, 1921, at 8 per cent per
liquor token In recent raids. He said annum and the further sum of «110
. tiie cuntraliand was of high ti*st and with interest thereon from June 30,
undoubtedly bail a stimulatiug eff«*t 1022, and the further sum of «1214.51,
W J KOOkEN NOW__ *_ ______ on tiie fish.
with interest thereon at 8 per cent per
Judge Himbrotick last week an­ Tlirougliout the day, lifter a liquor annum from November 2, 1922, and
nounced the ap|M>intment of W. J. was emptied, pedextriiins paused to tiie further sum of «.'«16.55 with inter­
Kueken, of-Melrose, as county fruit xuiff at tiie grating of tiie storm sewer, est thereon at 8 jier cent per annum
inspector, to succeed Ferris M. Green. declaring that the aroma brought back from April 27, 1923, and the further
The lutter resigned to' accept a im » h 1- memories of the entruiii'es to barrel sum of «700 as an attorney’s fee here­
tion on the faculty of the Colorado houses.
in, together with «19.00 costs and dis­
Agricultural College.
bursements and the costs of and upon
Mr. Kocken, who was highly recom­
Youth Walks Over Highway
the said writ of execution, I have lev­
mended by the Oregon Agricultural
ied upon (lie said real property de'-
One day lagt w«*k when II. M. Dex­ ecribed In the said decree and order
Cxillege, is a graduate of the horticul­
tural department at that institution. ter, memlier of the Apple Growers of Mie; and I will, on the 29th day of
He has been engaged in experimenta­ Araociation, was motoring home up September, 1923, at 2 o’clock p. in., at
tion work. It is anticipated that the Cascade avenue from an early <-«11 at tiie front door of tiie County Court
new appointee will also succeed Mr. one of the storage plants, lie picked up House.of Hood River County, Oregon.
Grwn as federal ins|M*etor here. A a well dressed youth walking west. in tiie City of Hood River, offer for
large percentage of the fruit shipped The boy stall'd that lie had a ticket to sale and. sell to the highest bidder for
from Hood River is ins|>ected by the Portland and that his baggage was cash in hand, all the
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property
bureau of markets, Certificates of in­ checked through.
described in the said judgment order
“I liad heard so much about the Co­
spection are forwarded to purchasers.
decree of sale situated ill nooil
lumbia liiver Highway,” the youth and
River County, State of Oregon, to wit :
aald, “that I decided I would get off
The Northrast Quarter of the South­
hero and walk down most of the way. west Quarter of Keetkm 14, in Town­
If I get tired. I’ll take a bus.”
ship 2 North Range 10 Hast Wiliam
ette Meridian ; also the following part
Prof. HMMierssn Swims Columbia
of the Northwest Quartier of the
Quarter of Mid Section 14:
Prof. L. F. Henderson, who Thurs­ Southeast
An approximate 900 ehaln stores In day, August 80. celubraUd his 70th Beginning at the eratqrpf Section 14;.
various raclflc Coast cities Were rep­ liirtlMlay, swam across tiie Columbia 'thence south 80 rj>dx to the southwest
resented at sessions of a convention river from Koberg Bench last week. corner of the Northwest Quarter of
of chain atore owners held at the Prof. Henderson had plnnned to cele­ tiie Soutlieast Quarter; thence east
Columbia Gorge Hotel list week. brate Ilia 70tli anniversary hy the feat, 80 rods to the Southeast corner of
Managers and owners of cliain stores but a strong wind prevented tin* Mid Northwest Quarter of Southeast
Quarter; thence north 4 rods; then«*
were pr<*aeut from numerous Califor­ attempt.
west 50 feet more or leas to the «enter
nia cities and from all North Pacific
ITof. Henderson, formerly h<*ad of of
the chiiimel of a stream running
states. Among those present were: the department of Isitany at the Uni­
M .B. Rkagg and Rora McIntyre, re­ versity of Idaho, lytis reared ‘ here. through a ravine; thence northerly
spectively president and vice president He and hia brother, John Iceland Hen­ along the center of the ehannel of Mid
of an organixation of chain store own­ demon; a Tillamm >k attorney, fre­ stream running through said ravine
ers in Portland. Ham Selig, who owns quently swam the Columbia in their following the meandering of said
channel in a general northerly conn»1
1(8» chain stores in lx* Angeles; John youth.
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to the north line of said Northwest
Daly, owner of 110 Loe Angeles chain
Geninue Ford part* at Frau* Co.’*, tf Quarter of Southeast Quarter. Mid
stores,'and A. A. Morrison, who with
point of intersect ion of center <rf chan­
Ills ltl mammoth chain stores supplies,
nel with north line of said Northwest
the residents of Hollywood.
SUMMONS ■
Quarter of Southeast Quarter being
Tiie visitors were taken liy motor
Tn the Circuit Court of the Htate of about 18 rods nitd 4 f<v*t more or less
through the orchard district« here. Oregon for tin* County of Hood River.
from the Noriheayt Corner of Mid
The California delegates admitted that
Minnie H. Locke, Plaintiff, vs. H. G. Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quar­
their state had nothing in tiie way of Dougin»,
liefendantC
ter; thence west from the center of
a summer s«>nie lure that can «>in|iare
To R. G. Douglas, the above nani«l said channel and along the north line
wit li the mid-Columbia Cascades dis­ defendant.
of raid Northwest Quarter of Honth-
trict.
In the Name of the Htate of Oregon, east Quarter, <12 rods 12<4 feet more
Manager Cramer, of the local 20th You
are hereby required to ap|x*nr or leas to tiie center of said Section
Century store, attended the in«*tings. and answer
complnlnt filed against 14 and Hu* place of lx*glnnlng, ivsitaln-
Mr. McIntyre, vice president of tiie yon iii the tiie
entitled suit on or Ing thirty-six five eighths acres more
Portland chain store association, is before the above
expiration of six weeks or less; being »11 of said Northwest
manager of the 20tli Century stores.
from the date of first publication of Quarter of Southeast Quarter except­
this summons, to-wlt;
ing tiie 8% acres conveyed by Oscar
On or before tiie 27th day of Octo­ Vanderbilt and wife to F. Eggert by
ber, 1923; and if you fall so to answer deed dated October 12, 1904, and re­
or otherwise app<*ar herein, for want curdl'd in Book 88, page 347, of the
thereof jilaintlff will apply to tin* Records of Deeds of Wasco County,
above entltl«! Court for tiie relief in Oregon ; also tiie following part of the
raid complaint demanded, to-wlt:
Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quar­
For judgment against yon for the ter of said Section 14, to wit: Begin­
Cowrote has tieen poured and crews
snm
of
«770.75,
together
with
her
costs
are making good headway in the con­
ning at the center of said Section 14.
struction of a receiving and distribut­ and dlshuraementa herein Hictirrcd.
thence east a km g the south line of the
Thin summons is pnbHsh«l in Hood Southwest Quarter of thé Northeast
ing warehouse for the Apple Growers
Association. The roof will be on tin- River GlK'ier, for six consecutive Quarter. <12 nuis more or less to tiie
new building thia week, it is said, and w«-ks In pursuance of an order of the center of channel of a stream of water
by October 1 It will be entirely ready Honorable'Fred W. Wilson, Judge, of in a ravine, thence following the cen­
the alxive entitled Court on the 6th ter of raid channel In a northerly
for the harvest of apples.^
. Tiie structure, of coacrete and 120x day of fleptember, 1923, date of first courra down said ravine eighty rials
»(Ml feet, is located between Columbia pnidleuHon. the 13th day of Hcptrm- to tiie north line of raid Southwest
street and Kaliroad avenue, a consid­ her, 1923, date of last publication rthe Quarter of Northeast Quarter, then«*
erably higher elevation than the con­ 25th day of Octolier, 1923.
west along the north line of Mid
MILTON R. KLEPPF.R,
cern's storage plants, and the apples
Hou 111 west Quarter of Northeast Quar­
will lie segregat«! according to vari a13o25
Attorney for Plaintiff,
ter to the northwest corner of said
«ties and grades anil forwarded by 1517 Y«>n Building, Portland.
Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quar­
conveyors, over Railroad avenue, and Multnomah County, Htate of Oregon. ter, thence south 80 rixis along the
a gravity system to the various stor­
west line of mid Southwest Quarter
age risims. They can also lie dis
of Northeast Quarter to the center of
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
iwitchcd by gravity direct to the cars
said Section 14 and place of beginning,
In tiie Circuit Court of the State of containing 27.acres more or less and
from the new warehouse.
Oregon for Hood River Cminty.
Is-ing all of said Southwest Quarter of
Alexander Ijeroux, Plaintiff, vs. Wal­ Northeast Quarter of Section 14, ex­
Bridge Mortgage Filed
ter T. Newell. Anna Newell and Tioi- cepting 13 acres more or less conveyed
As an important otep toward the othy Newell, Defendants.
by E. L> Smith and wife to F. Eggert
construction of an inter-state bridge
Notice is hereby given that pursuant by deed dated Decenilier 9, 1890. and
ncn*H the Columbia river between to an execution and order of m I c recorded in Book X, page 240, of the
H<xxi River mid White Salmon, a issued out of (he above entitled court Rc-ords of Deeds of Wasco County,
mortgage for «.'«»<>.(»00, dnted August and to me directed, dated August 29th, Oregon; also the following part of the
22, 1923, given by the Oregon-Wash­ 1928, in cause in said court wherein Soutlieast Qsarter of the Northwest
ington Bridge Company, a Washing­ Alexander Ia-roiix, plaintiff, recovered Quarter of Mid Section 14; beginning
ton corporation, to Paul C. Harper, of judgment against Walter T. Newell at the Southwest Corner of (lie South­
H<*attle, trust«*, has been filed in the mid Anna Newell, of ths above named east Quarter of the Northwest Quar­
county auditor’s office at Goldetidate, defendants, for the sum of «2.500 with ter. running thence east 80 rods to the
interest thereon sluce the 25th day of center of said Hectkm 14, thence north
Wash.
Under the terms of the mortgage May. 1923, at 7 per cent per annum ; 20 rods, thence west to the middle
the trust«* holds the projierty mort­ the further sum of «88.80 costa, and ehannel of Hood River, thence in a
gaged ip trust for tiie equal pro rata the further sum of «200, attorney'* southwesterly course along Mid mid­
lw*noltt and wenrtty of Hit the holders foes, Which judgment is dated the 28th dle channel to k poiht Oh the south
of the txinds secured by the inert gage, day of August. 1923, anti wherein tiie line of Said Northwest Quarter and
which number 523, and are to be is­ property hereinafter described was or­ opposite ths place of is'ginnlng, thence
sued in denominations of «500 and dered to be sold to Mtlafy said judg- east to the place of beginning, contain­
«1,000, payment of which commences n.<*nt and decree;
ing eight acres more or less; contain­
Heptember I, 1926, and ends Hepfem-
Therefor«*, I will on Raturday the ing a total of 111% acres more er
her 1, 1938. Proviakm is made for the KMli day of September, 1928, St the lew; together with all water rights
myment of 7 per cent Interest aeaai- hour of 10.:«» o'clock a. m. on said which were at the time of tiie execu­
minually.
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date, at tiie front door of the court­ tion of the mortgage herein foreclosed
house in the city of Hood River, Ore­ or have since Is-come incident or ap­
Rev. A. E. Maouuaara Passes
gon. sell at public nuctioa to the high­ purtenant. to the Mid real property or
Members of flt. Mark's Episcopal est bidder for cash in hand, all the any parttbereof; and all rights, priv-
rtmreh have received news of the right, title and interest which the de­ ilegi-s and franchis.*» of the Mid mort­
. death of their former rector, Rev. A. fendants, Walter T. Newell and Anna gagors Oscar Vanderl.ilt and Barbara
E. McNamara, at a sanitarium at Hot Newell had on the 25th day of May, Vanderbilt to purchase or take water
Hprlnga, Ark. Rev. McNamara almost 1922, or have since acquired in and to for use upon said real property or any
lost iiia Ufe in a hlicrard in Montana the following described real property: part thereof from the East Fork Irri­
Lots numbered Due (1), Two (3>, gating Company's ditch, as evidenced
alwut 15 years age. He «infracted
inflammatory rheumatism as a result Eight (8) and Nine (9) of Section by certlOcato for four shares of stock
wf the exposure, and dor the past sev­ Twenty-Seven (27) in Township One hi said company held by said mort­
eral yearn had been in a Mnitarluin (1) North of Range Ten (10) East of gagor Oscar Vanderbilt, and all other
the Willamette Meridian; excepting water rights or rights to take, nee, or
In Arkansan.
Rev. McNamara is survived by hi* (he following descrilied parcel con­ to the supply of water at tiie time of
widow and a son, A. E. McNamara, Jr. veyed by Alexander Leroux and Le- the execution of Mid mortgage or
onle Ijeroux. tils wife, to Hood Biver since owned or possessed by the Mid
County by d«*ed dated June 24. 1916. mortgagors or either of them. In any
No Substitute Offered
and recorded in Volume 11 of Deed» way Incident to or connected with raid
Say what you will about druggists at page 3<>7;
real property or any part thereof, or
offering something “just as good” be­ Beginning at a point 770 feet east of which may or could at thé time of ex­
cause it pays a better profit, the fact the center of Koction 27, Township 1 ecution of raid mortgage or aim-e be
still staniis that ninety-nine out of a N. R 10, EWM ; thence south 125 feet; tirad upon raid real property or any
hundn*d druggists recommend Cham­ thence eaat 848.48 feet; thence north part thereof; and together with all
berlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, 125 feet; thence west 848.48 feet to and singular the tenementa, heredit­
when the tieat remedy for diarrhoea is the point of beginning, containing one aments and appurtenance« thereunto
nuked for, and do no tiecauae they sere;
liclonglng or in any wise appertaining,
Raid property will Is* sold subject to and the rents, issues and profite
know from what their customers say
redemption.
of it, that it can be depend<*d upon.
thereof.
Dated this 30tl. day of Augimt, 1923.
Dated this Both day of AngiM. 1923.
THOR. F. JOHNBON,
Thoo. F. Johnson
Trunke, Bags, Suitcases. Ixirge ss- >
Sheriff of Hood River County, Ore­
sortmsnt, reasonably priced. Kelly
Rberlff of Hood River County. Ore­
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Bros. Co.
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PICNIC TIME
If Its Something For The Lunch Baskeb-We Have It
Luncheon Loaf — Minced Ham — Boiled Ham
Sardine«—Pickles — Olives — Saratoga Chips
Pimento and Chili Cheese—Jellies and
Preserve« — Grape Juice —Port O
HOLMAN & SAMUEL
SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY
P hone 1811
GET READY FOR HARVEST
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How are your apple racks and wagons ? Maybe you’ll
need new ones ?
Don’ V t pu
put off getting ready. Avoid the last minute rush
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by getting ; in touch with us at once.
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you with warehouse equipment and get
We
can supply
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your motor truck in the best of condition for the hauling
season. DO IT NOW !
HOWELL BROS.
FOURTH STREET
Tel 2551
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HOMESTEAD ——
Mt. Hood's X«W Rwsort Hotel
Located at convenient distance from the
snow line and glaciçrs and the excellent fish­
ing pools of the East Fork and tributaries.
Powerful Radio set affords constant amuse­
ment.
Tel. Parkdale 30X for reservations » Clint Wood. Mgr.
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COMFORT FOR THE TRAVELER
Mosier Hotel,’under new management is open
again. With the premises entirely refurbished, we
will devote our every effort toward the comfort of
those who stop with us. It will be our aim so to
conduct the Mosier Hotel that
You ’ll Want To Coma Again r .
MRS. W. F. WILSON, Proprietor
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C. C. ANDERSON, Sole Proprietor
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
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The 140 acree-ef this farm have been subdivMfod
into «mall tracts, xh. acre to 6 acre«-in sise. 34 p—reels
in ^1L These tract» are suitable for truck farmmg,
subuibaiihMhes» berHe« and dairying. Similar tract«
acrosexClmaomth Road from this farm are bringing
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fwice the prices asked at this sale. There is no -—re
■md directly tributary to The Dalles, so these tracts
Are bound .to increase in value, v
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immediately following the sale of the land. Hare'«
your chance to get tome good farm machinery, teak,
and a herd of fine miteh cow«, chicken«, turkey«, efc.,
at your own price. DonVnriu it. "
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pare for them. During this season we pay
especial attention i toward » keeping i our stock
full of all the dainties and staples that one
may need for a more lengthy camping trip »
or motor journey. Just a hint to us and r
we will do the Test.
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A Place for-Your Convenient Recreation
Play a friendly game of Billiards or Pool. The best 1
foods at all hours at our grille. Cigar«, soft drinks «ad-
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And if you wish, you mavenjoy our bowling alleys none
better.
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