-1A- i t-. \ * .4» "I P'W ■ % HOOD RIVER GIACI®», THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1934 * TENNE DRAWINGS MAM SATURDAY r AT THE SIGN OF THE RED, * WHITE AND BLUE PUMP. j¿ I There are thousands of these pumps and Red Crown signs wharo your Standard Oil Scrip Book entitles you „ to reliable Red Crown gasoline, Zerolene and other petroleum supplies. One or two books ($5, $10 and $ao denominations) will last a season and save I W carrying cash. Con* venient! Economical I así i I ■ ■ J Î ¿ ..^4. » —T ■ •¿I « t ■ • y 5 5 . STANDARD of QUALITY t .STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CALirOKHIA) H, !.H■ I ' 111 ■',» a-. ! I,. J It I I . xj u w u a’g~ e-=ea=g= I Meat Eats For All Occasions » The Best Foods from Oregon Cattle. Pure Foods at the most moderate prices. FISH AND POULTRY THE HOOD RIVER MARKET A. F DAVENPORT, Prop Tslsphons 4311 t The Auto Beauty Shop HOOD RIVER, ORE. BROOKSIDE DRIVE, NEW SYSTEM AUTO REFINISHING. > The Week Service on Your Car. » Any Color or Color Combination in Satin or High Glosa Finish. ALSO STANDARD VARNISHING AND REFINISHING of All Types — Interior and Exterior. _\ t EL air goes deeper than hair. R. C. GOODMAN. 5678. PICNIC DAYS THEY ARE HERE t* We are stocked for Alling the lunch basket as or call and personally make your selection. Telephone Our store, too, is headquarters for your strawberry pickers' needs. ¿«21 FRASIER GROCERY CO. IL r- r ALL OUT OF SORTS? All kinds of Motor Trouble Shooting Electrical Work a Specialty HECK UNGER GARAGE Successor to TUCKER’S GARAGE Phone 2133 /T«a I 3^ • a? 4 ’S «S « I« / * I ■ H i ! BS ’ / - L ■J * HARirORD TIRE/ P ERHAPS as many men come to use Hartford Cord Tires because of the remarkable value they discover in Hartford Tubes as the other way around. .A To get started with either .one is. to find a new defini­ tion of money’s worth in tires and tubes. » s ILyou drive a light car you should see the new 30 x 3’A inch UH" Tread Clincher Cord. It’s a big mooey’s worth in a small tire. ■ - MARSHALL WELLS COMPANY. DtotributeVS Portland Duluth Apniran* Prepare For Cold Weather The foresighted householder is thinking right now about his next winter’s fuel. We have good heavy Slabs 0 Buy now and enable yourself to keep warm next winter at the lowest possible price. » Special rates on slabwood during summer mon t lm. We sell, delivered, or at the mill. Standard Lumber Co HORN BROS., Props. ■Hü? DOWN TO THE MOTION PICTURES TAKEN AT HOMESTEAD Indestructible Lacquer Enamel Finish. AN Finishes applied by air under pressure ENTOMM j OGY BODY Drawings for the third ual women’s tennis championship and the day night from MMford university. On Auto second annuel boys’ tennis champion­ Oslif., where he Rttanded the annual • Exhaust Fires ship of Hood River county were made convention of ths American Associa­ Bedding attached to the rear of the Saturday. There were 27 en­ tes for the Advutement of Science, machine was fired laat week by the \ last trants to the latter event and 40 to was ’ elected preaidant of the Pacific exhaust of the motor, and N. E. Cole­ the woi i ’ s tournament. Because Division of the Ansar**’"" A»ao<4atlon man. en route to Hood River from Mr. Portland, lost a truckload of house­ of the large entry, pla ly will begin of Economic BnfiteologlHt». Saturday, Jnly’lfi, tnetea- id of Monday, Childs states that the annual conven­ hold goods. Mr. Coleman was ac­ iaatlon next year companied by his wife and the fam­ tion of the July 14, as first announced. he|d In Oregon, ily i of a daughter. The fire had The play will be on both the Ben­ wUl land were (Ma­ made such a headway when it was edict Tennis dub courts and the Both CWJ. in case discovered that the furniture and Country club courts simultaneously. of the body itedding could not be -unloaded. The _____ The finals and semi-finals will be the general Portland, Reed truck was badly damaged by the “___ _ - tbs , building» _ of _____ held on the Country club court*, how­ seiects V- ever, *a the deeper backstops there college will be utilised for the meet­ blase. make them better for tournament ing. The lecture hallo of the Uni­ play. Because of this the. Country versity of Oregon will be used to Nsllre st SherilTs Sale club has opened its couris fcr prac­ case Eugene landa the convention. By virtue of an execution. Judg­ If the convention 9t 1025 is held tice from now until the dose of the tournament to all entrants so that to Portland Mr. Childs plan» on bring­ ment order, decree and order of sale sQt the t>oys and girls who do not ing the entomological branch of the issued out of the Circuit Court of belong’fit the club will have a chance organisation to the Hood River valley the State of Oregon for Hood River _____ County in the cats whereto Nurth to familiarise themselves with the for a tour of. the orchard». On- returning to Oregon Mr. Ch nd» PaMfid’ Mortgage Company, a cor­ courts and not be under a disad­ vantage in the finals, All player» found Mrs. Childs to a Portland- hos­ poration, was Plaintiff, and Agnea E. using the court» must give way at pital, where she had undergone a Grant, a widow, Earle E. Grant, Mil­ all times to club member», however, serious operation. Mrs. Child» and dred E. Grant, his wife, Adele Grant and are asked not to play after children were at one of the beaches Bibbin», T. E. Blbbin», her husband, when she became 11L A telegram to Rebecca Simon, Charles A. Edwards, 4 p- m. Play to the boys' event la for the Mr. Childs missed him and he did not Lynn Taylor, Hugh Taylor, Paul Tay­ Kelly trophy cup. All aeta will be learn of his wife’sillness until he lor, Mrs. H. M. Graut as adminis­ tratrix of the estate of II. M. Grant, two out of three until the semi-finala came to Portland. deceesed. Richard F. Monges, Jr., and are reached when the set» will be Adele Monges were Defendant», to three out of five. Competition in the MOSIER me directed, dated the 3rd day of women’s event is for the Kresse cup Those who attended the reception at July, 1224, upon a judgment and de­ and all play will be the beat two out The Dalles last Monday evening in cree entered in said Court on the of three sets. The first round of the tqtirnament honor of Miss Dora Sexton were Rob­ 23rd day of June, 1V24, to favor of must be played by Tuesday,. July 15, ert Rcearce, MI m Thelnm Johnson, the Plaintiff above named and against at 4 p. m. The second round must Thus. I^lliott, Chaa T. Bennett, Miss the defendants hereto for (lie follow­ l>e played by Thursday at 4 p. m. Lenora Hunter, Mra. John Carroll, ing Bums, namely: $5,553.33 with Drawings for the connotation tourna­ R. W. Hlmpaon, Mra. '6. E. Wilson, interest thereon at the rate of eight ment will be made Wednesday and Harry and George WUaon. Mr. and per cent per annum from the 12th play will begin Thursday. AU match­ Mra. Jno. Beidin, Mr». Johnson, Mrs. day of June, 1224; $400.00, attorney's es must be played before 4 p. m. as Howard, Mra. Holly, Mr. and Mr*. fee allowed plaintiff; the further »urn the courts are to demand by the dub Jaa. Camp and Mra. Hattie Bailey. of $440.22 with interest thereon at Mias Dora Sexton baa been secretary the rate of ten per cent per annum members after that hour. from said 12th day of June, 1824; the Drawings for the tournament are of Rebekah district No. 18 for lfl further »urn of $30.50; and $68.30 a» follows: Vienna Hukarl vs. Flo­ year* and 1* now the present warden and disbursements therein taxed rence Chapman, Carol Hurlburt vs. of the Rebekah Assemtcly '. A tine pro- coats dellcioua re, in favor of plaintiff; and to favor of Eleanor Derby, Norma Young vs. gram was rendered reported a the defendant and counterclaimant Louise Norton, Lola Jean Sinclair vs. freshmenta served, Rebecca Simon for the sum of Dorothy House. Mary K. Bcott va. very enjoyable. time. The ball game Sunday l>e tween $1,621.22 with int«*est thereon at the Joyce Nye, Virginia Vaughan va. seven per cent per annum T^ona Van Allen. Hattie Hackett vs. Mosier and Rkaamnia, Wash., waa rate of the 12th day of June, 1224; the Catherine Stranahan. Josephine Smith another victory for Abe local boys from sum of $150.00 allowed her . va. Harriet Fuller. Dorothy Davis vn with a score of 2 to T. It was a very further aa attorney’» fee, and her costa and I Kathryn Perlgo, Lorraine Wrat vs. Interesting game from atari to finish disbursements, taxed at $42.70; and Agnes Chipping. Carol Gregory vs. and the boya did excellent work. z the costa of and upon said writ, com­ Helen Hukarl, Ada Fenwick va. Ev­ Mr*. Race, of Ml Paad, Texas, moth­ manding me to make Mie of that cer­ elyn Brune. Mamie Samuelson va. er of E. A. Raes of this city, arrived tain real property, with the tene­ Esther Haurp, Julianne Benton vs. Monday for a several day*' visit with ments, hereditaments, rights, privileg­ Mildred Rice. Margaret Pierron -v*. her eon. es and appurtenauces thereunto be­ Werdna IsbeU, Virginia Abraham vs. Bill Vetyei, Jim Cherry and Henry and all rents iaaues and prof­ Luetelle Ferguron. Barbara McDon- Frobaae were fishing np the !>eecbutes longing, its thereof, altuate in Hood River aid va. Elisabeth Derby. Frances river Bunday and repeat a *»urt House to ed were: Vienna Hukarl. Carol way to Cammi the City ..of Hood River, County of Gregory. Mary K. Rcott. Margaret week* at their luinmer cottage. Hood River, Rtate of Oregon, roll at Pierron. Norma Young, Mamie Ram- public auction, subject to redemption, laat week Wednesday evening of nelson. Hattie Hackett and Barbara to highest bidder for cash in hand , McDonald and Robert Bntler. An­ C. W. and W. E. Clark motored to all the right, title or totereat which thony Mohr, 'Ijiwrence Wright, Clay­ The Dalle» on business. the defendants to the above entitled Thursday of last week th* W. A. suit or any of them bad on July 16th, ton Foreman. Rusnell Acheson. Oliver Ramnelson, Erskine Randy» and Qor- Himbanda family and tfcRte house 1217, or February 21st, 1821, the guest», Mr*. Bo*ler and daughter, dates respsetively of the mortgage» don Manser. All players are asked to provide Elda, of Fort Wayne, Ind., left for a foreclosed to raid suit, or since raid their own balls and referees In the few days' outing at Lost lake. dates had to or to the above described preliminary matches. All finals and Mr. and Mrs. Orren Osburn, Bert property or any part thereof, to sat­ semi-finals will be scheduled by the Osburn and Miaa Thelma Johnson isfy said execution, judgment order committee and umpires and linesmen motored to Ix>«t lake Thiitaday of and decree, Interest, costs and accru­ provided. last week. ing costa. Dated thia 10th day of July, 1224. O. E. Kelley, of Portland, came up Wm. H. Edick, to spend the Fourth with liia family. F. A. Alllngton, A. J. Herr, Robt. Rherlff of Hood River County, Oregon. Date of first publication July 10, Rimpson and Chas. Heit her aaotored to Hood River last Wednesday and date of'laat publication August 7. attended a nesslon of the Camp lodge. Mr. and Mra. Blanchard and family The summer session is resulting to an increased guest list at the Home were shopping in Hood River last In the Connty Court for Hood River ■tend ton. With the climbing season Thursday afternoon. getting under way, the hostelry in Mra. Llvingntone and fn tally were County, Rtate of Oregon. In the mat­ expecting weekly climbing parties for Hood River visitor» last Thursday. ter of the estate of Edgar W. Winans, the rest of the season. Tbs guest Mra. E. M. Rtraum and daughter. deceased. Notice la hereby given that the un­ list last week included : Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy, and Cecil Isifferty. of Hood Geo. Lyman, of SeatUe; M1 m Bailie River, motored to Little White Salmon dersigned executor» have filed their final report and account with the clerk Ix-wl», and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hart, for the Fourth. ». of the above entitled court, as execu­ of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mra. Joe Hadd» 'and daughter. Colby, of Hood River; Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle, and the Kelley family pic­ tor* of the last will and estate of aaid deceased, and that the judge of aald P. G. Connor, Ram R. Bandrye«, of court has made an order and fixed Lewiston, Idaho; E. R. Lindvberg and nicked at Kober* beach Friday. C. W. Clark motored to The Dalle« Friday, July 26. 1224, at the hour of family, Mrs. Mary Cochran and Mins last Thursday. 10 o'clock to the forenoon, as the time, Helen Cochran, of Ran Francisco ; Mr. and Mr*. C. R. Hart, of Los ' F. A. Alllngton and the Clark fam­ and the Court Room in the County Angeles; and Mrs. N. A. Hart and ily motored to Hood River laat Wed­ Court House, to Hood River City and daughter, Mlns Hermosa Hart, of nesday evening to attend the show. County, aa the place for the hearin* lx* Angeles. Mr*. Ernest Evans and daughter, of eald final account and of objections AL Ferguron and Pauline Carey, Nedra. were to Hood lllver last thereto, if any there be. Dated and first published June 26, accompanied by a party of eight Thursday on bualness. 1224. * additional motion picture folk, spent Mr. and Mra. O. C. Bailey, of Oak Martha Ann flpauldlng, the past several day* on the snow Grove, are apendtog a few day* to Ephraim Thomas Winans, ■lopes near the Homestead inn »boot Mosier visiting relatives. Executors. tog scenes to be used to the produc­ Mr. and Mrs. Tagasell. of Hood E. H. Hartwig, Attorney for Estate, tion of "Retribution.” Included to J2fl J24 the company, which la one operating River, are guests at the F. A. Bho- Hood River, Oregon. for the Feature Film Corporation, gren home. are Frank Clark and Leas Bates, Mosier spent a very quiet Fourth Notire of Bearing on Final Account The feature wUl soon be released, as nearly everyone bad left the citv. In the matter of the Estate of Dan­ The motion picture folk declare that Mr. and Mra. Herr and little they found conditions around the inn daughter spent the Fourth la Hood iel E. Rtanton, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that J. Leona ideal for motion picture work. Al. River. Stanton, the administratrix of the Ferguron, It will be remembered, ap­ Mr. and Mr*. Cherry and children above mentioned estate, has tiled in peared here la perron at the time picnicked at Kober* beach the the County Court of Hood River “Flames of Passion” was shown at Fourth. County her Anal account, and the the Rialto. James Carroll, George Forest, Ben County Court baa appointed Friday, Carroll. O. O. Bailey. Jack BeMin July 25, 1224, at the hour of 10 o’clock and Marlon Yonish motored to Hood a. m. aa the day and boar for hearing River Friday evening. objections to such account and the set­ The junior cTub of Girl Reserves tlement thereof and the doctor of »aid •»< were Invited to a sewing party at estate. On or before the above mentioned the home of Montana Chamberlain Hatnrday afternoon and had a very day and hour, any person interested in enjoyable time. Mias Telbertraa, of Mid estate may file his objections to The Dalles, waa present to direct Mid final account specifying the par­ their fnn as well aa their leaaons. ticulars of such objections. Dated Juno 20, 1024. At a late hour the hoeteaa served J. Leona Stanton. cake and lemonade. Both clubs are Administratrix. looking forward to their <-ampin* WJyiî trip at Lost lake. Notice ef Final Account Herbert Graves left Sunday aren- in* for Lewiston, Idaho, where ha Notice is hereby given that the un­ expects to work in the harvest fields dersigned has filed with the clerk of for his brother-in-law, Ira McIntosh. the county court for Hood River coun­ Miaa Elsie Carlson and Mrs. Alex ty, state of Oregon, his final account Carlson and little son, of Portland, of his administration of the estate of arrived Bunday evening to spend a Roas B. Sluts, deceased, and tliat the few days with their mother, Mrs. C. said court baa fixed Friday, the 11th day of July, 1224, at the hour of 10 * Mr. Thebe left Sunday evening for o’clock to the forenoon as the time, and the county court room to the The Dallo». ■ Clay W, Clark left Sunday even­ county court bouse to Hood River ing for Heppner where he will take city and county, as the place for the | hearing of the same and of objections the clerk’» job at the station. I thereto, if any there be, and all per­ A baby daughter wan born: last sona having objections thereto must week to Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard. I present the name to said court before A fire broke out In A. C. Hoime»’ said time. auto park last freek. doing conoid -k J. Sluts, administrator, arable damage to one of the camper*. H. Hartwig, attorney for estate. Their car waa saved but they lest Jnl2-jyl0 I ao '0D . . torn, bedding and a suitcase. The fire waa accidentally set by camper*. A Mg crowd turned out and the fire Waa aoon extinguished. Mr. and Mr,. Wm. Romero, of Cal­ ifornia, arrived laat week to make their home here. i UNION PACIFIC SYSI 2 - ‘4. - - - - _ ___________ t 4.-4.------------—------------- rr - J. H. FREDRICY, Agent HOOD RIVER, ORE. t WM. MaMURRAY. GaMral raamansr Agsot Portland, Oregon. !« » LUMBERING IS OREGON’S GREATEST INDUSTRY - In Oregon there are 400 active saw­ mills, employing 18,000 persons, with an annual payroll of $12«000,000. Of the 28,000 wa£e-earners In the state, 64 per cent are en£a£ed In the lumber industry. The capital Invested in the industry In Oregon Is $35,000,000 and the mills are producing each year 2,000,000,000 feet of lumber, valued at about $30,000,- 000. The standing timber of the state. If manufactured Into lumber and shipped In carloads of 10,000 feet each, would fill 37,500,000 cars. Coupled together they would make a train 284,000 miles long. F3 $ 11 I g Nearly two-thlrds of the persons em­ ployed in the state are vitally affected by the Industry. A great proportion of the state’s business Is entirely dependent Up­ on It. i 1 I1 - * I ■ I I ij J TUM-A-LU1 LUMBER COMPANY P hone L ummer B ill , Mgr. 4121— that ’ s our self - starter ; J 4 *r 7 / V *N ■KT f Ì TTT IlF **»■*» w» kJ I