The Hood River glacier., November 12, 1925, Image 3

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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, J925
STEVENSON
(From Skamania County Pioneer)
On* of the lilgget ttmlx-r land deals
ado in thia connu to*
years was
NEW WINTER
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recently closed when the Hiram Sibley
timber Interests were sold to the West­
spar Lumber company of Portland. The
deal Includes many acres of tlmlier
land that have been held by the Sibley
Saturday, November 14
Internet for many years
Originally
the BiNey interest controlled one of
the largest blocks of Urnlx-r land in the
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
state bat the big fire that swept
through this county aev. ral years ago
reduced the holdings of live timber by
many millions of feet the same as it
did the timber in the Columbia nation­
al forests and other large private con­
cerns.
Forgotten by civilization, a
The timber -included in thia deal is hungry soul, crying, fighting to
estimated to run between five and six come back, that is “Soul Fire.”
huudred. million fe a>' one of the larg
est blocks in the county uud those who
Also Jenny Aubrey in
have seen It say It is au excellent stand
of splendid stull. The WeMspar com­
pany will mill this tiwlx-r ut their
mills In Columbia City, Ore., rafting
the logs down the .Columbia river to
NEWS, TOPICS AND FABLES
the mills. The Company now Is making
extensive improvements snd alterations
oil the Hamilton creek railroad over
Prices 10-35-50
which the logs will be taken out. As
soon as thia,work is done i.|H-rat ion
will be under way and about 100 men
employed. The company pluus <m hav­ Sunday, Nov. 15, one day only
ing sufficient timber to last at least
20 years.
RAMON NOVARRO
A contract for a steel suspension
bridge serosa Wind river to replace the
preeeut wooden strnctur. was let by
the board of county commissioners
Tuesday for >14,900 to the Portlaud
Bridge company.. Work will start at
once and the contract calls for the
Life at Annapolis, where all
completion by February 15, 1920. The the joys, thrills and training
old wooden bridge which win built 10
years ago is in toad shape uud not safe hardships made our boys the
for heavy loads, having a broken needle envy of the entire world.
beam and several of its members
In addition to the feature,
crushed. Most of this damage was
caused by the heavy loads hauled over
it this summer when the Wiud lilver
Lumber company’s locomotives and log­
ging equipment were taken out of the
valley. The new bridge will be of
Bteel structure with a carrying lindt
of loads up to 15 tons. The towers
which are practically new linking lxx-n
rebuilt rersntly, will be retained us
Prices — 10-35-50
also the steel cables which have not
been damaged. It will be a one-way
Continuous Sunday 2 to 10 p. tn.
bridge as at present but will lie sub­
stantial and will carry the traffic for
many years without much exiwiiae for
upkeep.
The site of the bridge where it
REGINALD DENNY
crosses the Wind river canyon about
four miles up the valley from Carson
is one of the scenic wonders for which
Skamania county is famous and is
worth going miles to see. It is like
the Grand- Canyon of the Yellowstone
on a smaller scale. The span at this
liolnt makes It possible to travel up
this beautiful valley without encoun­
tering any steep grades. During the
summer season there is much travel
Bigger than “Sporting Youth”
over It to the Government Mineral faster than “The Reckless Age,”
Springs, to Hemlock and other forestry
service stations, to the huckleberry funnier than ' 'Oh, Doctor.” It
patches, to the logging caiii|w and saw­ even outranks yi’ll Show You
mills and to tlie many fishing streams the Town.”
and camping spots. It also connects
Also a Mack Sennett comedy,
with tlie road being constructed to
Guler, Trout Lake and Mount Adams.
In fact it is one of the most useful
bridges in Skamania county. The span
is 554 feet long and 256 feet above
Wind river.
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YOUR ROOF
“SOUL FIRE
<3 OOP,
partners, the correct opening lead,
partner’s response, the come-on sigual,
the down snd out signal, the proper
discard, when to take a finesse and
when not to, the obligatory finesse, the
obligatory duck, the squqese play, the
strip play, how to plan the play, de­
duction, the doctrine of chances, exit
cards, throwing the lead, and prac­
tically all the other conventions and
principles of the game.
Notice of Street Improvement
A Real Grocery Service
FRESH FRUIT IN SEASON
GEO. MELLON
Twelfth Street
NEW PATTERNS JUST ARRIVED
We Pay Cash for Old and Wrecked Automobiles.
Sash, Doors and
Millwork
Sherman Avenue Sidewalk
1‘ursuant to the order of the Com­
mon Council contained In Ordinance
No. «8» of the City of Hood River, Ore­
gon, passed by the Common Council
November 2nd, 1925, and approved by
the Mayor November 2nd, 1925, notl<e
is hereby given that the undersigned
City Recorder will receive bids for the
following Improvement:
Sherman Avenue within the City of
Hood lilver, Oregon, from the West
line of Second Street to the West line
of Front Street by grading and garvel-
ing the sidewalk area for a width of
five (5) feet along the south side of
Sherman Avenue.
All work Incidental to the construc­
tion and making of said lmproveeent
shall be done and the composition,
dimensions and location and manner
of constructing and making each part
of said improvement shall be strictly
in accordance with the plans and spec­
ifications therefor pnvared by the City
Engineer.
Sealed proposals-for the work will
be received at my office up to 7.30
o’clock p. tn., November 16, 1925, and
the Common Council will at its next
regular meeting after the completion
of the publication of this notice, to-wit:
On the 16th day of November, 1925, at
the Council Chamber at the hour of
7.30 p. m.. prtH-eed to open and con­
sider all bids for said work, which Is
ordered by the Common Council by
■aid Ordinance No. 689 duly enacted
as above specified; that the improve­
ment will be let in one contract, and
will be required to be completed within
thirty (30) days from the date of the
awarding of the same to the successful
bidder, who will be required to fur­
nish a bond to the City of Hood River
In a sum of not less than 25 per cent
of the estimated cost of the contract
for the faithful performance thereof;
that complete specifications are on file
in my office covering the improvements
for which bids are called, which may
be examined by prospective bidders
upon appileation, and said contract
will be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder upon said specifications.
The City reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, or to waive any defects
therein, for the benefit of the City of
Hood River. The terms of the speci-
ncatlonsMia 11 be notice to prospective
bidders of the requirements demanded
by said City in the performance of
said work.
This notice is given for ten days by
publication in the Hood River Glacier,
a newspaper published at the City of
Hood River, Oregon, the date of the
first publication being the 5th day of
November, 1925.
H. L. Howe,
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City Recorder.
disgusting
“BOOK BOZO”
‘The Midshipman’
We carry in stock materials for re-
“Step Lightly”
EMRY LUMBER & FUEL CO
Everything to Build Anything
FIX IT QUICK!
“California
Straight Ahead”
“GIDDAP”
Many Boats Use Lotto
Wa Are Equipped With A
Cigars
Tobacco
Soft Drinks
Bargain Matinee Wednesday
Prices, 10c and 35c
Seventeen boats have gone through
;s this mouth.
the locks at Cascade *
towing
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more _____
than txmrd
C
feet
of lumber, according to tfie reports in
the office of V. W. Tompkins, engineer
in charge.
The boats used for tills work are
twia-ecryw gasoline boats, and tow
from 25,060 to fl0,ooo feet at one time.
The logs from the Wind River mill
have all been taken down to the lower
Toe Dancing screen play with
mills, since the mill stopped otwration
aiiont two months ago.
8 stars and a chorus of 50, plus
There are still many Inga to be
taken down this fail before frwsing
ANN PENNINGTON
weather begins and the work is being
pushed as rapidly as possible.
Also a comedy Buster Brown
In the Circuit Court of the Sta'te of
Oregon for the County of Hood River.
In the Matter of the Seizure of an
. In Justice's Court for the District of
Hood River, Hood River County, Ore­ Automobile carrying Intoxhatiug Liq­
uor; the Property of Salvador Zbarro.
gon.
- State ef t ♦reg«*’, O e —tj ef-Hoed
River, so.
To Salvador Zbarro, address Hood
River, Oregon, c/o Sheriff Edlck, and
to Whom It May Concern:
■ In th« Name of the State of Oregon >
Tou, and each of you, are hereby noti­
fied and will take notice that the fol­
lowing descrilM-d iiersonal prdperty, to-
wit; Ford Touring Car, Washington
License No. 26577« for the year 1925;
Motor No. 6836687. was seised by the
sheriff of Hood River County, Oregon,
on the 3rd day of October, 1925, at
about the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of
■aid day, in the County of Hood River,
State o>Oregon, in the vicinity of City
Building, City of Hsod River, Oregon,
in said County of Hood River, State of
Oregon, that said Ford Touring Car
ever since has been, and now 1«, in the
possession and custody of said sheriff
of Hood River County, Oregon, and is
being proceeded against in the above
entitled Court for the forfeiture of the
name for a violation of Chapter 29 of
015n2d
th« General L bws of Oregon for 1923,
‘First publicatlc
the same being an act relating to the
Last publlcatioi
forfeiture «nd s®e of boats, vehicles
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and other conveyances used in the un­
lawful transportation or possession of
intoxicating liquor within the State of
Oregon; aiul that all persons having
or claiming any interest in said auto­
mobile are hereby required to appear
before tbe above entitled Court in the
County Court House of Hood River
County, Oregon, at Hood River, Ore­
gon, by Saturday, the 28th day of No­
vember, 1925, which said day has here­
tofore been duly set by the above en­
titled Court as an answer day herein,
and to defend against said proceedings,
and that upon their failure so to do, a
judgment of forfeiture of said auto­
mobile will be entered.
This Notice is issued and given to
you, and each of you, pursuant to an
order duly made by Hon. Tred W. Wil­
son, presiding Judge of the above en­
titled Court, on the 2nd day of Novem­
ber, 1925.
Witness my hand and seal <4 said
Court affixed at Htxxl River, Hood Riv­
er County, Oregon, this 4th day of
November, 1925.
Kent Shoemaker,
County Clerk.
State of Oregon, County of Hood
River, as.
I, Kent Shoemaker, County Clerk of
the County of Hrxxl Rivet-, State of
Oregon, do hereby certify that I have
prepared the within and foregoing copy
of Notice aqd have carefully compared
the same with the original thereof;
and that it is a correct transcript there­
from and of the whole thereof.
Dated at Hood It Ivor, Oregon, this
4th day of November, 1925
[Circuit Court Seal}
Kent Shoemaker,
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County Clerk.
Confectionery
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“Pretty Ladies”
VFff Iff Wwn vnn V«
comedy,
“Buster, Be Good”
“Weidenhoff Super Service
Test Bench”
Prices, 10c and 35c.
Give us a call at our
NEW LOCATION
VERA KOLSTAD AT THE RIALTO
Oak and Front Streets
Thurs.xFri.-Sat, Nov. 12-14
THE PEOPLE vs.
NANCY PRESTON
Leaves Parkdale daily at
8 a. m. (except Sunday).
Every Saturday it leaves
Parkdale at 6 p. m.
“Piping Hot
Sunday, November 15
AGNES AYRES
injured in an. manner stipulated in the policy.
THE POLICY PAYS FOR
“Shootin’ Wild”
A tfuatang Western.
Prices iOc and 35c all the time.
Open every Thursday and Fri­
day evenings, every Saturday
and Sunday matinee and even­
ing.
Entire program subject to change
without notice.
Mrs. Johnson at the Piano.