The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, March 19, 1925, Image 3

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Why Net Eat Your Own
SGOBEL & DAY
are prepared to furnish supplies of all kinds.
We will carry
GRASSELLI brand Arsenate of Lead ,
at our Odell warehouse this season. This is the brand car­
ried by the Association for many years, and no better lead
can be bought.
We are prepared to give X complete MARKETING
service to any grower» contemplating a change in their con­
nection». We will furnish SUPPLIES and CASH IN AD­
VANCE. Sgobel & Day »ell largely on the F.O.B. BASU,
with a distribution ALL OVER THE WORLD.
PAUL McKERCHER
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C. G. CAMERON
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Representatives
Eliot Building
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C. W. McCULLAGH, Northwestern Manager?
Main Office, New York <£lty.
Northwestern Headquarter», Guaranty Bldg., Portland.
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Sustained quality
products that assure
economical and
efficient operation
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Ask your dealer for the
MOTORMATES
AMOciated Gasoline and Cycol Motor Oil
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Life Insurance if you die. Eat it
yourself if you live. Not what you
leave to others in the way of money
FINE CROP AT LYLE after
you reach the age of 00-05, but
the comfort and independence of your­
II. W. Daggatt and W. J. Havener, self and wifcvln your declining years.
Lyle, Wash., frulj. grower» and ahlp-
, T.W. Woolley, Diet Mgr.
I»era, here last week, reported that . •
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prospects are fine for a bumper yield
H. L. Hasbrouck. optometrist.
in that section this season.
“The- orchard»,” said Mr. Daggatt, -■-»
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“are in better condition by far than
m Summons
at thia time a year ago. From pres­
Tn the Wrcuit Court of the State
ent indications, our bloom will not of Oregon for Hood River County.
occur until well in May. The cold
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a
weather of December apparently has
caused us mo damage. The earth 1» Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Frank M.
Edwards, Katherine E. Edward«, hus­
filled with moisture.
“Last 'year, • because of the drouth band and wife; East Ilood River
that lasted throughout the early National Farm Loan Association, a
spring and summer, our tonnage was corporation; William Roy Kendall,
cut materially. We shipped only about and Hood River County, a municipal
75 carloads of fruit from Lyle. This corporation, Defendants. •
To Frank M. Edwards, Katherine
season we place our estimate at 100
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E. Edwards and William Roy Kendall,
of the defendants above named:
Jury Finds Gibson Nat Guilty
In the Name of the State of Ore­
After 20 minutes of deliberation a gon, You and each of you are hereby
jury in the case of the State versus required to appear and answer the
Randolph Gibson, of The Dalles, complaint filed against you in the
charged with complicity in operation above entitled court and cause, on or
of an Upper Valley moonshine still, l>efore April ltJth, 1925, the same be­
last Friday returned a verdict of not ing «lx weeks from the date of the
guilty. Because of Gibson's former first publication of this summons;
prominence as a merchant in The and if you fall so to appear and
Dalles, the case created considerable answer said complaint the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for a decree
Interest.
Gibson waa Indicted by a. grand against you and each of' you, fore­
jury week before last, following the closing that certain mortgage made,
sentencing of Jack Crawford, former executed and' delivered by the de­
laborer of The Dalles, to a year in fendants Frank M. Edwards and
the penitentiary on a liquor charge. Katherine E. Edwards, husband and
Crawford pleaded guilty but declared wife, to the plaintiff herein, dated
in a written statement to the court the 30th day of September, 1921, and
that he had been influenced by Gib­ on the following reAl property:
The South Half of the Southeast
son, who owed him money for cutting
wood on a place owned by the latter Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of
in the Upper Valley, to accept pay in Section 36, Township 2 North, Range
moonshine materials, and that the two 10 East of the Willamette Meridian,
were accomplices in the setting up containing 20 acres, more or less;
and operation of the still. He was which mortgage is recorded in VoltAne
retained here as the chief witness 14, at Page 281 of the Records of
against Gibson. As corroborative tes­ Mortgages of Hood River County,
timony, the state produced avitnesaes Oregon; and for sale of said real
to show that Gibson 'had purchased property to satisfy the amount found
the tin wash boiler, from Which a due the plaintiff herein all of which
part of the still was made, from E. M. is fully set forth in the complaint of
Straus», s merchant at Mosier. It plaintiff on file herein; nnd for such
was further proven by T. Balser, clerk other and .further relief as to the
at a I'arkdafe store, that Gibson had court-may seen just in the premises.
This summons is published by order
purchased 12 '«lass fruit jars there in
January. Gibson admitted both pur­ of the Hon. Fred W. Wilson, Judge
chases, but stated that he had bought of the above entitled Court, duly
the articles at the instance of Craw­ made and entered on the 4th day of
March, 1925, which requires you and
ford.
The defense built up the theory that each of you to appear and answer
Crawford was seeking revenge for the complaint herein on or before the
the failure of Gibson to come here 16th day of April, 1925, the date of
nnd testify in his behalf at bis pre­ the first publication of this summons
being March Sth, 1925.
liminary bearing.
• A. J. Derby,
Hood River, Oregon.
• Haskin Haa Tame Fdx
J. B. Ryan,
Spokane. W««Mngton.
Dale M. Ilaskln, who operates fox
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
farms here and at Newberg, lays mfialfi
< lalm to the tamest pair of foxes In
the United States. They are “Boater"
Notice of Sherir» Salo
and “Ttmy,” two aliver blacks, aged
In
the
Circuit Court of the State of
about nine months. The foxes accom­ Oregon, for
Hood River County.
pany Mr. Haskin on automobile tours,
Nettle
A.
Sprout,
Administratrix of
and one day lent week he brought the Estate of Charlee
Hitroat, De­
“Tlmy" to the dty, leading her on a ceased, and Nettie A. H.
Sproat, Plain­
leash like a dog. The day before he tiff», vs. Lewie M. Thomas and Alta
had traveled here from Newberg, end Thomae, husband and wife. Defend­
the little female fox had slept the ant».
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most of the way, be said, cuddled up
Notice ia hereby given that, pursu-
beside him on the front seat
ant to an execution and order of aale
Issued-out of the above entitled Court
Land planter at 75 pounds an am and cause, to me directed, dated the
will do much to help ont : weak «tanda 4th day of March, 1924, on a decree
of all vetch of the spring pianta* of*toaid Court of «aid date, wherein
crop, eaya the experiment statioA. The the above named plaintiff» recovered
application should bo made in March judgment againat the above named
defendant», Lewie M. Thomae and
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Alta Thomas, for the ram of 11000,
HeadHne In Portland Telegram mar­
together with interest thereon at the ket reporta: “Tillamook Cheese Up.”
rate of six per cent per annum since
Tea, by golly! n* everything elan
the 1st day of July, 1923, together too—when we »truck the mouth of
with the further sum of |150 attor­
ney’s fees and plaintiff's costa and
disbursements, taxed at 114.10, and
accruing costa.
I will, on Saturday, the 4th day of
April, 1925, at the hoar of 10.30
o'clock A. M. of »aid day, at the front
door of the Courthouse in the City of
Hood River, Oregon, sell to the high­
est bidder fer cash in hand, all the
right, title and intereat of the defend­
ants Lewis M. Thomas and Alta
Thomas in and to the following de­
scribed
property, situated in
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Hood River County, Oregon:
Lot Six, (0), Block One, (1),
Blowers Second Addition to the City
of Hood River, Oregon.
Dated and first published March
Sth, 1925. M
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Sheriff of Hood River
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Notice to Cnylltor»
CORONA
DRY
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Hood River County.
In the matter of the Estate of O. J.
Chaffee, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned ha»,been appointed Executor
of the last will and testament of C. J.
Chaffee, deceased, by order of the
County Judge of Hood River County,
Oregon, and has qualified as such.
All persons having claims agdtnst
said estate are hereby required to
present the same to the undersigned,
duly verified, within six months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, which date is March Sth,
19B5.
F. Fenwick,
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Executor.
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