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MANY CARS COMING
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To gratify the
a man. who
*1 predict that we wiU have regto-
during hie Ufa
aeesed of a tered in thia state thia year more
love tor he res a, i
turned beck than double the 40,666 automobiles
some 18 years la' Vtood River last of CaMtoeatas who reme here teat
Friday afternoon, and an antiquated
heafae waa brought from Ita storage
by 8. E BartmeM aftd a team secured
to give Dr. Michaels. Welch hla last
ride to Idlewllde cemetery. Motortoed
heareee long ago aapetsoded the horse-
drawn vehicles, here, and It was no
easy task to find a team Friday-
Finally a pair ef blacks was secured
from the Emry Lumber A Fuel
and the harness of the olden day
equtppage wua taken from a closei
where It had been stored for years
while mold encrusted it, to W. Q.
Weber, veteran bainebsmeker and a
friend of the deceased, Who spent the
day before the funetal oUlng and pol­
ishing it John Evans, master of the
lumber company team, for his first
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and perhaps lust time, drove a hearse. I-
Legion Party Enjoys Mennteln
The
horse-drawn
hearse created
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great interest. To the eiders of the
Members of the American Legion
community it seemed like a page from Poet, who aeconi|mnled by their wives
the book of memory. Sevres of chil­ have made pilgrimages to the snow­
dren mw horses drawing a hearse tor fields of Mount Hood the past winter,
the first time In their lives.
are doing much to popularise the re­
Tlie pioneer chapel Wps crowed by gion tor winter sports. A party of le­
the fa tut lire of pioneers and business gionnaires and their wive« journeyed
folk of the city. Dr. Welch was oae to Homestead over a recent week end
of the most picturesque characters and were -guests of J. 0- Hannum,
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who aver lived here. He was the who was up from Portland.
family doctor for the community1«
The recreationists returned declar­
livestock. Although a man of brusque ing the thrill of skiing and tobaggan-
speech, no mid-Columbian was char­ Ing more alluring than mountaineer­
acterised by a bigger heart than Dr. ing In the summer months. They pre­
Welch, or “Dr. Mike,” as he was dict that the great sloping snow fields
familiarly known. He was of impul­ are due In the future to draw as
W. H. Galligan, owner of a straw­ sive temperament and- generous to a many recreutioniiits during the winter
berry ranch at Hood, Wash., here last fault, ills friends tell h ¿Tory that months aw In summer. Those in the
week reported that his plants were was characteristic of the man. • A party wert:
blooming. The ranch is located In a number of years ago a remote rancher
Mr. and Mrs. Kent SboemakeT, Mr.
protected cove on the Washington had bewiimi indebted to him tor pro­ and Mrs. a T. Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
And there was Harold Hersbner, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
side of the Columbia canyon, and, fessional services.
barring fronts, Mr. Galligan Mid lie nothing unusual about-that, for many T. Morrison, Mr. aud Mrs. Van W.
expected To pick ripe strawberries by men have owed Dr. Welch money and Gladden? Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis,
May 1.
were not pressed for payment. 'But William Obehran and J. 0. Hannum.
Annually Mr. Galligan markets the in this particular case the veterinar­
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first Clark Seedling strawberries from ian had been led to believe that he
was being imposed upon, and lie was
the mld-Columbla.
In the Circuit Court of the State
irked. One day the rancher drove
Into town to -the livery stable, where of Oregon tor Hood River County.
She Relied Her Own
Federer Land Rank of Spokane, a
Tills was an actual happening in Dr. Welch had hie office, and the lat­ Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Frank M.
Pendleton. A smiling old lady in the ter saw him. He accosted him rough­ Edwards. Katherine E. Edward«, hus­
The rancher, it appeared, had
eighties was visiting at the home of shod.
just
driven
hl« wife to the local hoe­ band And wife; East Hood River
a small boy about six years of age, pit« I for a serious
operation He ex- National Farm Loan Ainoclailon, a
Who took a very strong liking to her.
corporation; William Roy Kendall,
plained
this
to
Dr.,
He felt that he must make her a other misfortunes Weleh apd told of and Hood River County, a municipal
that
had
ts-fsllen
Christmas present, so taking all of his family.
corpora tian, Defendant«. ' >
his earthly wealth from his savings
To Frank M. Edwards, Katherine
The
pioneer
veterplarian
was
seen
bank he went down town and bought
E. Edwards and William Roy Kendall,
to
reach
tor
his
pocketbook,
and
as
be
a set of cheap dice with the caption
of the defendants above named:
on the box, “Roll your own.” He brusquely berated the raficher for not
In the Name of the State of Ore­
couldn't wait until Christmas to make having informed him of the unfortu­ gon, You and Mcb of you are hereby
event«, he said, as he profefred
the presentation, so gave them to her. nate
required to appear and answer the
With «miles and many thank« «he him a $10 bill;
complaint filed against . you In the
“You don't owe me a cent."
said that was just what she wanted.
Dr. Welch’« knowledge of the pedi­ above entlUed court and cause, on or
Life Income Is just what you want.
before April 16th, 1928, the came be­
You have the advantages of an as­ greed horses of the world was nothing ing six weeks from the date of ths
sured monthly income, while you can less than phenomenal. It la likely first publication of this summons;
enjoy it youraelf—an Immediate es­ that no man of the Pacific coast knew snd If jvu fall so to appear and
tate should you die without obligation. the records of so many famous racers, answer said complaint the plaintiff
Consult F. W. Woolley, District dams or sires, as be.
The horse was at hie hey-day in will apply to the Court tor a decree
Manager, Massachusetts Mutual Life.
Hood River 15 years ago, and the against you and each of you, fore­
Fashion Htablea, where Dr. Welch closing that certain mortgage made,
Pine Grove Forum launched
had bis office, maintained n string of fxecutdd and delivered by the de­
The Pine Grove Methodist church 00 animals. With the coming of the fendant« Frank M. Edwards and
Hunday night launched an open forum, automobile the animate were de­ Katherine E. Edwards, husband and
which will hold a aeries of meetings creased. Five years ago they were all wife, to the plaintiff herein, dated
at frequent dates to discuss timely disposed of except one, “Old Dan." He the 80th day of September, 1921, and
topics. Sunday night the discussion was kept in order that Dr. Welch on the following real property:
centered around the proposed union might have a boras with which to
The South Half of the Southeast
high school, on which the electors of answer ills calls. Although he might Quarter of the Soutbwvet Quarter of
seven Lower Valley school districts have gone on with hie .trefk in greeter Section 36, Township 2 North, Range
will vote April 3. County School Su­ comfort and mere convenience, he 10 East Of the Willamette Meridian,
perintendent Crites, City School Direc­ never utilised an Automo»|4. «Frough containing M acres, more or leMj
tor Reed and City Clerk Acheson were hliszards of snow-bearing » wtod» er which moft|tge Is* recorded In Volume
present to outline plans of the pro­ shone upon by a benign summer Sun, 14, at Page 281 of the Records of
posed school.
Mortgagee of Hood River County,
While A I. Mason declared himself he drove hl« hone along Hood River’« Oregon; end for sale of Mid real
highway«,
and
so
it
was
befitting
that
favorable to the proposed union high
property to Mtlsfy the amount found
school, he Mid he would oppose the he might pay hi« last tribute to the due the plaintiff herein al! of which t
horse
by
having
them
draw
him
to
is fully set forth In the complaint of
voting of bonds for the institution.
his last rest.
plaintiff on file herein; and for such
Funeral
services
were
held
at
the
other and further relief aa to the
Inranuwe AvaHnble
Barlines« chapel, the Episcopal ser­
It might be of intereat to the farm­ vice being read by Bev. L. H. Miller. court may seen Just In the premises.
This summons Is published by order
ers of the valley to know that after Hongs were rendered by Mra. Frank
May 28, the date the new law goes Gllt>ert. Dr. Welch 1« survived by of the Hon. Fred W. Wilson, Judge
into effect, farmers and other employ­ his wife and two sons, Frank Welch, of the above entitled Court, duly
ers may secure accident Insurance a publisher of Btiilwater, Minn., and made and entered on the 4th day of
March. 1938, which requires you and
through the State IndusQ-ial Accident Michael, Jr.
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each of you to appear and answer
Commission.
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the coinptalht herein on or before the
16th day of AprU, 1925, the date of
IM Speeding Fine iMiMgl
the first publication of this summons
Claude Starr, owner of the Sover­ being Maneb Sth, 1925.
eign and Columbia Gorge hotels, wa«
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fined $20 by Justice of the Peace
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Blagg last vteek on a charge of
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speeding on the Colsmbia River
Highway. Traffic Officer Bloat, who
apprehended the Portland man, stated
he was traveling at the rate of 50
• Notice to Creditor.
miles an hour.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Hood River County.
In the matter of the Estate of 0. J.
Notice ef Sheriff-. Sale
Chaffee, Deceased.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Notice la hereby given that the un­
Oregon, for Hood River County.
dersigned has been appointed Executor
Nettle A. Sproat, Administratrix of of the last will and testament of C. J.
the Estate of Charles H. Sproat, De­ Chaffee, deceased, by order of the
ceased, and Nettie A. Sproat, Plain­ County Judge of Hood River County,
tiffs, vs. Lewis M. Thomas and Alta Oregon, and has qualified as such.
Thomas, husband and wife, Defend­
All persons having claims against
ants.
Mid estate are hereby required to
Notice la hereby given that, pursu­ present the .amc to the undersigned,
ant to an execution and order* of sale duly verified, within six months from
Issued out of the above entitled Court the date of the first publication of
and cause, to me directed, dated the this notice, which date is March 8th,
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F. Frnwlck,
4th day of March, 1934, on • decree 1928. V;
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Executor.
of aald Court of Mid date«, wherein
the above named plaintiff, recovered
A properly painted cur*
judgment against the above named
defendant«, Lewis M. Tliomsa and
face! — a porcelain-like
Alta Thomas, for the sum of 11600,
THE CLOTHES
surface—one that resists
together with interest thereon at the
rate of .lx per cent per annum since
water, soap suds, etc. and
the lot day of July, 1923,- together
with the further sum of $180 attor­
withstands moving, scrap­
ney's fees and plaintiff's costa and
disbursements, taxed at $14.10, and
ing furniture and pounding
accruing costs.
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beeta-That’s the answer. And
I will, on Saturday, the 4th day of
April. 10*20. at the hour of MJO
Rubber Cement Floor Paint
o'clock A. M. of said day, at. the front
gives just that surface. Easy
door of the Courthouse in ths City of
Hood River, Oregon, sell to the high­
to apply.
est bidder for cash in hand, all the
Atom mk for bocMw. “Color Hr
right, title and interest of the defend­
Mssy.te dw Hoaw"—all «bout patot-
ants Lewis M. Thomas and Alta
fog ar fintehing floors, woodwork,
Thomas in and to the following de­
scribed real property, situated in
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Hood River County, Oregon:
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Lot Mx, (6), Block Oae, (1),
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Fuller
Blowers Second Addition to the City
of Hood River, Oregon.
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Dated and first published March
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Wm. Edict,
Sheriff of Hoed Biver
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County, Oregon.
Emry
a B. .Coppto recently purchased
from C. L. Mdltoey, ofMcMinnvUto,
the yearling Jersey heifer, Daisy’s
Leas of Laurchester. This good heifer
I is a daughter of Mr. Mulkey'« «ire.
Little Pauline's Lad, a «on of the
medal of merit bull. Rinds Lad, and
the great cow. Lad's Little Pauline,
9M pounds of fat, ctosa AA. Her
clam. Fern’s Lass of Laurci|ester, haa
a junior two-year-old record of 12.4T1
pounds of milk and 641 pounds at
butterfat. She produced 220 pound«
| more fat her last five months than
her first five.
8be produced 121
pound« of milk her last four days,
which were the best four daytwpf the
lactation. It la a ailver medal record.
Lass having reived 32 days after the
test was finished. A year ago Mrs.
Coppie got a heifer from Mr. Mulkey
and she was so satisfactory this late
Mie resulted- She is by the gold and
ailver medal bull, Daisy'« Golden Pop­
py, and out of Nancy of Laurchester,
433, pound, of fat in 305 days. Mrs.
Coppie is a breeder of White Leghorn
chickens and paid $250 for oae cock­
erel to get what she wanted. During
all the extreme cold spell of this win­
ter the Cuppie flock gave a good out­
put of egg«, which indicate« the
money tor the cockerel may have
Iteen well spent.
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Insist upon having our DEPENDABLE /
PRODUCTS. Take no chances with sub­
stitutes. Your dealer will supply you.
Paint all pruning wounds with
H ood R iver T ree P aint
Use a “FRIEND” Sprayer
Hood River Spray Co
Phone 2421
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Clean Up and Paint Up
You ask: “What’s a meat market and grocery store to
do with such a campaign ? *’
We are morally behind it; and furthermore we want
to tell you that we can furnish the fuel that will make
you work.
Let us prepare the meats for your meals on the eve
of spring and furnish you with groceries of quality.
Then eat heartily and- work hard a part of each day
out in the open air, engaged in that task of cleaning up
and painting up.
You won’t have spring fever.
HOLMAN & SAMUEL
SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY
Phone 8811
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“HOW can I keep
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GIBBS BATTERY STATION
SGOBEL de 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 toad
can be bought.
We are prepared to give a complete MARKETING
service to any growers contemplating a changt In their con­
nection«. We will furnish SUPPLIES and CASH IN AD­
VANCE. Sgobel Jt Day «ell largely on the F.O.B. BASIS,
with a distribution ALL OVER THE WORLD.
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c. W. McCULLAGH, Northwestern Manager.
Main Office. New York Cky.
Northwestern Hrodqnertere, Guaranty Bldg., 1
DANOS’HOME LAUNDRY
Lumber & Fuel Co.
M ood hiver
R. J. Mcluac & Co.
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I have just received«* line
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Samson Tranks and
Suit Cas«
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Hand Bags obtainable; also
Ladies* Uadar-the-arm Bags
and Vanity Cases.
Hood River Fruit Co.
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