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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1925)
Domestic OILED FRUIT WRAPS fotHdi-wnitnic ÍT: E. R. Bradley, 17.75. I: Salary, <133 Bushong A Co., stamps. etc., two * prudbomme BOX SHOOKS. FUNGI BORDO D. I »ilka, $65.86; G. F. Daugherty, <113.81; Hlldor Kure, $28.72; Glenn Cunningham, <44.42; Archie Kerr, $21- .54; W. B. Cunningham. <28.72; W. F, Young, <100.06; Cecil Cameron, $82.98; H McCoy, <2613; 11 C. Osborn, $25 .13; Cecil Cameron, <19,96; H. McCoy, <31.87; H. C. Osborn. <11.97; Vanor Felman. <6.83; J amt* Fitzgerald. $3- ■69; J. O. Cameron, *75.79; IJoyd Cam eron, $52.62; W. A. Whiting, <51.98; H. C. Heft. $50.03; Victor Kmlth, $3.69; A. K. Baker $46.77; I,. C. Wlneberger, $28.72; Alvin Coperutle, $17.06; K E. Cole. $13.91; F 8. Karstake. $3.69; R M. StraiiM-r, $13.46. Total s|teut to date on Odell Road: Labor on road, $2356.47; labor at the crusher, ______ $780.74 ’___ 1; surveying, $444.59; truck hire, $678.17; culverts. $402.22; powder, $28.85; repairs. $90.91; sup plies, $113.14; total, $4795.09. Total sjient to date on Dee road: Surveyor, $1217.00; contractor, $8045- .89; Culverts, <2121.64; coal. $4390; labor crushing and spreading rock, <945.40; total, $12,873.79. Is a. Lion afraid of a Medieval wiseacres uwd to wag and teU tales like thia in the villagB a MAYNARD & CHILD COMMISSION MBRCHANTS SINCE 1IN Boxed Apples FRED CLARK j. Western Representative Railway Exchange Building PORTLAND, ORE. THE BEST FOR RIVER Flume ,TURAL LIENS PUBLICITY FUND; Hood River Glacier, $224.40; Hood River News, $46.00; P. L. Manser, painting yellow signs, <20049; .total. $466.40. Total allowed on general fund, STANDARD OIL ( caldohnd $6106.61. ***-* P C. A. Williams, ¡mst commander of the Department of Oregon, Grand Army of the Republic, died at his home iu Gladstone, July 24. Mr. Williams was the side and efficient adjutant general and quartermaster general the Department for 17 years. At the state encampment held at Newberg iu 1907 8. F. Blythe was elected Department Commander, lie gave Mr. 'Williams Ills first appoint ment as adjutant mid for 17 years he tilled the office, giving his whole time to it. At ‘ Pendleton encauqi- ment in 1922 lie whs elected Depart ment Commander. During his term of office he visited every Grand Army pout in the state of Oregon. Mr. Williams was born iu Thetford, Vt., August 28, 1844. As a lad of 19 he eullsted in Company I, 9th Ver mont volunteers, and entered Rich mond with tlie victorious Union army. After the war was o%er he lived In bls native state and then pioneered In western Kansas. He returned east, living In Franklin, N. II., uffill 1887, When he came to the Pacific coast, embarking in the sawmill busi ness near Beattie. He nine to Ore gon City three years later and was one of the earliest settlers of Glad stone, where be lived for 35 years, Is-iug an ex-meujber jut the Gladstone city council. He was a member of the first Methodist church of Oregon City for many years and a member of the offi clal board. He belonged to Huiimer Post, G. A. R., for years, but recently transferred to Meade Post, Oregon City, of which he was formerly a memls-r. He was a member of the Gladstone lodge of Odd Fellows. He is survived by two sons, W. A. Williams, of Ketchikan, Alaska, and Clark H. Williams, a member of the Oregonian staff. The funeral Was held Saturday from the Methodist church at Oregon City. Mr. Blythe was in Oregon City Hattinlav to attend the funeral services. R iver B aker ? IR, W. L. Nichols, It la a shame to «utter with inflam matory, muiM-nlar. sciatic, neuritis er any form of rheumatism. This prescription does not <uln the Senke HtomactC it does not depress the heart Eat all the meat and good food you wish while taking Trunk’s Prescrip tion. Contains no mercury, salicylate soda, oil Wintergreen or narcotics, but positively overcomes any kind of rheumatism or gout on earth. What more do you want? It is impossible to get something better. The greatest uric add solvent known and also a superior liver medicine. « _ Trunk’s Prtwcription sells for 11.70 or 3 for only $5.00 at A. 8. Heir's. No. LIW60 The chair Kyou forgot to bring in Noth* of Seizure and Time and Place of Trial and Hearing In tin- District Court of U h ; United T~V1D it hsvs s laek-hutr* look in tbs mon 1/uiP Was th* vsraish all disoolored- “•wbifa in spots—peeled al and crscksd? N Hood River Fruit Co FLY-DI $14.38; Fletei! Smith When you want real service on Shoe Repairing, call 1014 or leave at the Champion Shoe Repair Shop, next to Richards’ Cigar Store. Your shoes will have the careful attention that only the best repair men can give. CHAMPION SHOE SHOP We CaU and Deliver Phone 1014 CLEANERS & DYERS Anderson Undertaking Co I ; ■ • a a ANDBRSON, Role Proprietor LICENSED EMBALMER Aft) FUNERAL DIRECTOR Hopkiaa, States tot the "District Of Oregon. United States of America, Libelant, vs. tine Chevrolet Touring Car, Washington License for 1925 No. 187- 870, Motor No. 52820, Herial No.’ 661 711, and tools and accessories; and W. 0. Foote, Libelees. To W. C.' Foote, and ill others whom it may concern. Notice Is liereby given that an in formation was filed in the above en titled court In the above entitled cause on the 17th day of July, 1925, wherein and whereby it is sought to have certain property, described an follows, to wit: One Chevrolet Tonr ing Car, Washington License for 1925 No. 137870, Motor No. 52820, Serial No. 661711, and tools and accessories, which said pro;>erty wasx seized on the 10th day of June, 1925, and heretofore attached and arrested and bejd and seised, and now is hi the pomewdon of Frank B. Mitebell, a Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for the Htnte of Oregoq, forfeited for the following reasons, to-wit: That heretofore, to-wlt: On or almut the 31M day of May, 1925, In the uounty of Hood River, in the State and District of Oregon, and within the Jurisdiction of this Court, and before said seisure, the said property alxive described was by W. O. Foote used in the removal and for the deposit and concealment of a quantity of whiskey or distilled spirits, to-wlt: Moonshine whiskey, the exact amount of Mikl distilled spirits being unknown, with intent to defraud the United States of the tax thereon, the said distilled spirits then and therebelng a commodity for Which and In respect whereof a tax theretofore had been and then was Imposed by the laws of the United States, which tax had not been paid; contrary to the form of the statute In such ease made and provided. That said conveyance, to-wit: Raid Chevrolet Touring Car, Washington License for 1925 No. 137870, Motor No. 62820, Serial No. 061711, and tool» and accessories are now subject to seizure, under Section 14 of the Art Of Congress of Joly 13,. 1806 That by order of the Court all per sons Interested in mid above de scribed property and the libelee are hereby cited to file answer to said information, netting forth their inter est in or cialm t<? said property li beled, if any they have, with the Clerk of thia Court, In the City of Portland, in the State and District of Oregon, on or before the 7th day of September. 1926. Dated thia 17th da# of July. 1925. Clarence R. Hotchkiss, ' United States Marshal for the Ilia trlct of Oregon. JySOalS We have the following flavors— Strawberry, Vanilla, Chocolate Orange Cream, Orange Sherbe HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY > J. L. STEWART, Prop. PICNIC SUNDRIES All of them. When you get ready to go ’ tell us your wants- We’ll provide them.) 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