THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1926
ÌR LOCALBANK­
ER PASSES AWAY
The New
Allen’s Parlor Furnace
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If you have not sold all your fruit, ADVISE us what
you have to SELL, when you wiU load it, then bill it to us
and we will sell it in transit, or upon delivery, or we will
store it for your account as you choose, giving you a DASH
ADVANCE.
With our INCREASED FACILITIES, we're in a BETTER
position than ever to render TOP NOTCH SERVICE. We
will APPRECIATE a share of YOUR BUSINESS. We are do­
ing COMMERCIAL LOADING at our ODELL warehouse.
Porcelain Enamel Finish-natural wal
nut grain, mechanically reproduced.
FRATERNAL PICNIC
PAUL McKERCNER Representing SGOBEL & DAY
OFFICE OVER FRANZ HARDWARE STORE.
PHONE 1601
Gerdes, pioneer local orchard­
hotel man, has just returned
visit to the Seeqnj-Ceutennlal
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The picnic held Bunday at Herman
creak b/ members of the Odd Fellows,
Rebefcaha. Modem Woodmen of Amer­
ica and Royal Neighbors drew an at­
tendance of 200. It was declared by
those present to have been one of the
moat pleasant outings ever participated
in in the valley. The dinner served
shortly after noon was sumptuous.
The entertainment was novel and pleas­
ing. Frank Morse won new friends
and admirers with his stunts.
A. 8. Kolstad appeared at the picnic
grounds in the late afternoon and se­
cured moving pictures which will be
exhibited at tbe Rialto next Thursday.
No. 600— Height 47 inches.
Width 27 inches.
Depth 21 inches.
Firebowl is 20 inches long, 14 inches wide and 9 inches deep.
Weight 60 pounds.
Shipping Weight( crated)—480 pounds,'
Double inner doors with mica
are thrown• open, this permits
ASH DOOR—Ash
shaking grates.
CRATES—Duplex grates.
Shake from
VAPOR PAN -Placed in top grilL
When the outside doors are opened to show the fire, all visible
are enameled to give a nice finish.
This furnace is purpo
KELLY BROS. CO
comparatively
that the grav-
Hardware - Furniture - Dishes
WEDDINGS
by the "community emergency
Ittee" In which allusion Is made
operation l«tween various agen-
i> provide for marketing the fruit
i la “now selline on a favorable
Garrett; Mrs. McCabe, grandmother of
the bride, from Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr.
and Mra. E. Shipp, Dora. Irene, Ruby,
Elma and Charlotte Bhlpp, and Rev.
and Mra. C. II. Bhlpp, of Cottage Grove.
Tbe young couple will make their
home in the Barrett district.
ROUND UP
Pendleton, Oregon
Tbe fall term of tbe (»regop Normal
school at Monmouth will open this
year September 27. All studenta enter­
ing for the first time will be in Mon-
mounth Saturday, September 25, for
their preliminary entrance examina­
tions. A large enrollment ta expected
and school officials are buay during the
vacation period making preparations
for the fall opening. Records of the
past year show an enrollment of ap­
proximately 2,000 students, with over
700 stndenta graduating from the regu­
lar two-year course and 300 from tbe
one-year course*.
Pythian Notes
,
LEAVE
Hood River 18.30 A. M. Saturday
September 18th
RETURNING
Leave Pendleton 10:30 P. M. Saturday
Arrive Hood River Sunday Morning'
UNION PACIFIC
I William G. Weber, who is the dean
I of Oregon liarnc-ss makers, celebrated
I the golden jubilee Saturday of his
I starting into the business at St. Joseph,
I Missouri. ■
—
"Since I Is-gan my trade as a boy in
I a harness shop back there in the Mis-
I souri country,” said Mr. Weber, “I have
I Iteen engaged in all of the principal
I t«stern Oregon and Washington towns.
I I have made saddles for cowboys at
I Cheyenne, and for those who rode the
ranges around Pendleton before the
days of the world-renowned Round-Up.
I have worked at my trade in The
I Dalles, once tbe center of a mighty
THE HEIGHTS
I stock region. I have made harness and
Hr. and Mrs. W. J. Higgins, of Van saddles in Walla Walla, Wash., and in
couver, Wn., stopped over Monday and Portland.”
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. New­
The coming of tbe automobile has
man, returning for an extended trip resulted in a dwindling of harness and
through eastern Oregon, continuing saddlery shops, but Mr. Weber for the
their way home by way of tbe Ixxip
13 years haa maintained his place
highway. Mr. Higgins is very opti­ post
of business here, nnd be mnkes harness
mistic regarding the* fruit aituation and for ranchers of all tbe mld-Columbia.
said he never saw such fine Graven- The coming of tbe tractor for a time
stein apples.
made haruess less pspular, but during
New homes continue teeing built on the past three years harness making in
the Heights. Mias Lillie Fisher Lx orchard sections has seen a substantial
building on May street and H. O. revival. Scores of fruitgrowers, who
Kresse haa started the* foundation of tried out tractors, have abandoned
one of Hood River's flnest residences them and have returned to borsedrawn
on Math street.
Implements. It was an interesting
C. D. Havens was In Portland Sat­ sight here two years ago to see six
urday transecting business.
newly imported teams taken by their
Miss Met ha Hansen spent Sunday in owners to Mr. Weber's shop for flttinys
of new harness.
Portland with friends.
Mr. Weber aws in Cheyenne In 1879.
Jimmie Carr and Jesse Hathhorn
That place was then tbe cowboy cap­
were Corvallis visit ora laat Sunday.
ital of tbe world. He waa at this city
Jarvie Car rigs u experts to go to when General Grant returned through
Portlaud the latter part of the week there on his way back from a trip
to enter the Veterans* hospital for around the world.
treatment.
Mr. Weber was in Cheyenne in 1879.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marehbank and 1883, the year that Henry Villard went
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Marc-hleank vis­ through tbe city following completion
ited relatives In Estacada Sunday.
of the railroad line.
Mr. Weber made harness in the Wal­
Mr. and Mrs. Will Zolls spent last
week end visiting friends in Walla lowa country. For a number of years
be was a resident of Joseph.
Walla.
Rev. C. A. Nutley, of Seattle, former
pastor of ‘ the Baptist church, wax
greeting old friends at church Sunday
morning and wtth Mr «and Mrs. A. L.
Carmichael was the dinner guest of Mr.
and Mra These. Johnson.
Carr A Witham sold an Overland six
Funeral services will be held in Port­
to W. c. Jackson, of Portland, Tues­
day. Mr. Jackson la salesman for the land today for Mrs. Lura Evelyn Kelly,
Morrill Surgeon Lumber Co., of Port­ wife of Thomas Kelly. Mra. Kelly, 20
land. and sold to the contractors who and native of Oregon, died at the Hood
an* building the new high school 20 River hospital Tuesday. Tbe body was
carloads of lumber.
taken to Portland yesterday by C. C.
Chief Volstorff and other members Anderson.
Mrs. Kelly was the daughter of Mr.
of the tire department went to The
Dalles ’ uesday night wliere they met and Mra. W. H. Leath, of Tillamook.
with The- Dalles Bremen to discuss Her husband la well known throughout
what could be done for the Itettermant tbe mid-Oolumbia, where he is travel­
ing representative of Armour A Co.
of both departments.
Mr nnd Mrs. L. H Huggins and
Frank Donaldson Missing
daughter, Dorothy, and lira. M. HIM
Police authorities of Portland and
attended the weddlni of. Lindsey
Spight and Yfiss Ruth 8tevenson in Seattle were asked last week to aid in
locating Frank H. Donaldson, Rockford
Portland Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. O. Carrigan and orchard 1st. who disappeared from hia
family and Mra. Bennett, of Bhelton, home. When last seen Mr. Donaldson
Nebr., arrived Wednesday for an ex­ had been -on tbe Columbia river high­
tended visit with Mr. Carrigan's way. A letter posted at Centralia to
a local banker revealed that he waa
brother, W. II. Carrigan.
headed for Seattle and It is thought
II. H Brigham, of The Dalles, was that
he will be located in that city.
■ Heights visitor Tuesday. Mr. and
Robert Apita, tmstor of the Gos­
Mrs. Brigham and daughter, Kathryn, pel Dr.
here, was in Portland
have jmrt returned from a month’s last tabednacle
week engaged in the search for
vacation at Diamond lake.
Mr. Donaldson.
Mrs. G. A. Pound and Marian Bald­
win asMlHteg Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Car­
michael at the opening of their new
store Saturday.
Mrs. V. V. Smith and children, of
Rupert. Ida., are the guests of Mr. and
Mra. Frank V. Smith.
SOPRANO
M. C. Norman, of Pendleton, here for. *
the apple harvest, averted a serious
accident Tuesday when he quickly
Itacked bls heavy automobile into a
curbing when a rear axle broke. Mr.
Norman was headed up Second street
in front of the poetoffice. Realising
that his brakes would be useless, he
twisted bls steering gear and backed
the big car, heavily laden with bag­
gage, into a steep curb. Tbe car struck
another belonging to Traffic Officer
Morrison, but damage was slight.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Multnomah,
Probate Departirán.
In the Matter of the Estate erf
Shlgclcht Kaxahnru, sometimes known
as 8. Kssahara, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that the un­
dersigned, the administrator of the es­
tate of Shlgeichi Kasahara, sometimes
known as 8. Kasahara, Deceased, by
virtue of and under authority of a cer­
tain order made by tbe Honorable
Jndgc* Ta swell. Judge of the above en­
titled Court, on the 14th day of Jnne.
1925, in the above entitled matter, the
undersigned on the 19th clay of Octo­
ber, 1925, at tbe hour of .1:00 P. M. of
said date, will sell at public auction all
of the following describ'd profierty be­
longing to the above estate, situated iu
Hood River County, Btate of Oregon,
to-wit:
•
Southwest one-fourth (SW%) c»f
the Bouthwest one-fourth (8W'4)
of the Northwest one fmirAh (NW
Ml of the Nortlieast one-furth (N
E’4) of Section Nine (9) in Town­
ship Two (2). North of Range .Ten
(10) East of the Willamette Med­
ian. also the Northwest one-fourth
(NW%) of the Southwest one-
fouith (RW>4) of the Northeast
one-fonrth (NEU) of sala Section
Nine (9), containing twenty (20)
Said sale shall tike* place at the time
above mentioned, on the said premiers
so to be sold and at the dwelling how*
situated thereon.
Dated the 14tb day of September,
1925.
First Publication Beptemlwr 1(1. 1925
Last Publication October 14, 1925.
T. 8UMIDA. Administrator.
G. E. Ila ma leer, Attorney.
1004 Chamber of Commerce Building.
Portland, Ore.
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THE DALLES, ORE.
C. M. HURLBURT
Civil Engineer
hood river glacier