T H E B O N N E V IL L E DAM C H R O N ICLE
S IX
F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 31, 1837
AGA WAREHOUSE BURNS
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Deadline Monday nicht
1-25 words ....................................One time, 15c
25-50 words .................................... One time, 25c
50-75 words ....................................One time, 50c
F O R SA L E
W eaver Birds of Africa
Rank as Best Architects
Thereafter, 10c
Thereafter, 20c
Thereafter, 35c
FOR SALE OR TRADE
100 FEET of inch and one-half pipe;
ONE PAIR 7-ft. Maple skis with
one '29 Chev motor; one 32-20 rifle.
binders, in good condition, phone
Will trade for wood. A. H. Orcutt,
1712.
12-27»
7 E. State Street.
12 20-27*
HOUSE, PART LOT on highway,
FOR R E N T
200 feet east of Warrendale Store.
Three rooms, breakfast nook, bath,
FOR RENT—1 and 2-room furnished
full basement, concrete foundation.
housekeeping apartments; for sale
Will consider leasing to responsible
or rent, 160 A. stock and dairy
party. Practically new inner-spring
farm. 109 State St.
12-27 1-3*
mattress, coil springs, for sale.
Coleman, Bonneville 44.
PARTLY FURNISHED 5-room house
12 13-20-27
with garage. Close to school. Has
inside toilet and shower. Attractive
price to steady renter. See Bill
BAILED ALFALFA Hay $18 a ton.
Sundsten or Dallas Mallory. 12 6-13
Phone Hood River 2733.
12-27-1»
TWO 4-ROOM modem
LARGE TWO-WHEEL Trailer house
tially furnished. G.
furnished, nice built-ins. $80. Will
Cascade Locks.
take small trailer as part payment.
Inquire at Tooth Rrock Garage, CABINS, two and three
and water available.
Cascade Locks
12 13-20»
Cascade Locks.
POTATOES, Combination, 45c per
100 lbs. Cliff Thomas, Parkdale.
Phone 27.
12 20-27-3-10»
MY BUICK, good tires and battery,
$35.00. Percy Manser, Phone 5427.
W ANTED
TO
houses, par
N. Hesgard
rooms. Light
Andy Lane,
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TRADE
HORSES, CATTLE, hogs or sheep.
W. H. Miller, R.F.D. 1, 1% miles
north of Odell on Tucker road
Phone 57 Odell.
Three habitat groups of African
birds in Field Museum of Natural
History, Chicago, include village
weaver-birds, birds of Mount Cam­
eroon and Kalahari desert birds.
Weavers, which constitute the
largest and most varied bird family
of Africa, rank among the best arch­
itects of the feathered world, and
the village weaver-birds are among
the most skillful nest builders of
their family. Their globe-shaped
nests are woven from strips of grass
or palm leaves. “ Woven” is not a
loosely used term, but an accurate
description of the method employed
by the birds.
Detailed studies of the nests of
another weaver species have re­
vealed that certain definite knots
are used to tie the ends of the
strips of material—they are not
merely tucked in. A firmly woven
vertical ring about six inches in
diameter is first made by the birds
to serve a foundation. The hemi­
spherical chamber for the eggs and
young is then added on one side,
and the down-turned spout or en­
trance is added on the other.
The village weaver-bfrds exempli­
fy a highly gregarious mode of liv­
ing coupled with a peculiar pref­
erence for association with condi­
tions imposed by the existence of
socially organized human life. Rath­
er than remain exposed to purely
natural conditions involving greater
dangers from predatory animals,
they build their colonies or “ vil­
lages” of as many as a hundred
nests in trees near the villages of
human natives. This habit accounts
for the name that has been applied
to them. These birds occur over a
wide area of western and central
Africa.
LARGE 9-tube Radio plays perfectly
and in a beautiful cabinet, cost
when new $179.50. Will trade for
buzz saw in good condition. See
John R. Edgar, Hood River, Rt. 2,
box 203. One-half mile west and
XMAS HOLLY WREATHS. For gifts
south of Dee Grade School.
—Poinsettia Plants, Red-Pepper, Cy­
clamen, Primroses, Other Plants. _____________________________ 12-13-tf
Come early. Prices surprisingly
low. Christmas Special. Conlee
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Flower Gardens, Phone 5942.
12-15-22» IF YOU HAVE NO “ Agent or
Broker" you make no mistake in
Automobile registraions set an all-
having your automobile insured in time record in Sweden last year.
USED HOT POINT Electric range,
the Hartford. Lowest rates. R. E.
$22.50, Boyington Hatchery, Phone
Sundsten or Dallas Mallory, Cas­
3654.
cade Locks.
12 13-20
ONE small hot water heating plant;
also roller awning, 21 feet long. In­ EXPERT PIANO TUNING—Adjust­
ing and voicing. W. R. Beatty, 802
quire Hood River Hotel Barber
Ninth St. Phone 6823.
10-4-tf
See us for details of the special
Shop.
12-13-20*
LET US SOLVE Your Christmas
trade-in deals now available on
problem with a cheery pot, plant,
ELECTRO STEAM boiler. Dairy pas­
holly wreath, or cut flowers. Bill­
the New i’ hilco Radios.
teurizer. Phone 5787.
12t6-13-20*
ings Flowers, phone 3252. 12 6-13-20
SIX WEEKS OLD PIGS, $3.50 each.
Also bailed hay. H. R. Adkins.
Phone Parkdale 264.
12 20-27*
SHEEP MANURE. $4.00 a ton deliv­ RUG WEAVING—Rag Rugs and
ered within 8-mile radius of Hood
other fabrics woven by Master
River. Also alfalfa hay at market
Weavers.
Hood River Woolen
price delivered.
C. A. Swarts,
Mill, Phone 5481.
10-11-tf
Duckwall Bldg., Hood River.
11-22-tf WE GIVE Guitar or Violin with
short lesson course. Private les­
sons. Ask about all other instru­
PINE AND FIR Wood for sale. In­
ments. Beatty School of Music.
quire Parkdale Hotel, Parkdale,
Phone 6823.
10-4-tf
Ore.
11-22-tf
KEEP YOUR STOCK at home with
RAWLEIGH ROUTE in Hood River
a prime electric fence. Safe and ec­
County, good paying business.
onomical. Roy Kirby, R. F. D. 1,
Leaving on account of ill health.
Hood R.ver. Tel. Odell 108.
For particulars, call 5789' or see
i
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Ralph W. Clark.
11-ltf
Are you buying property? Are yoi
$450 EQUITY in 1937 Terraplane De- .ure the title is clear? Don’ t take t
luxe Sedan. $200. 201 Hood River hance. An abstract is the only wa>
Hotel.
s20tt >f determining title to real estate
lee Hood River Abstract and Invest
1000 CORDS DRY WOOD, delivered nent Company, 3rd and Cascade
or at yard Al's Wood Yard, Hood
Phone Hood River 1331.
River.
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>0 YOU WANT TO REFINANCE or
borrow money on your car? All
APPLE CIDER, pure and sweet,
details handled confidentially at
every day in the year at Par-
our office. See Tom Scott, 114H
melee's Fruit and Cider Stand,
3rd street.
¿1
four miles from Hood River on
Loop highway. If not open at gate, HULLS FOR SERVICE — Guernsey,
drive right In to house.
Jersey. We bring bulls to your
place. Phone 5683. H. A. Bendier,
Rt. 3. Hood River, one-half mile
FOR SALE -Almost new 1937 three-
northwest of Barrett store. ma28tf
quarter ton Chevrolet pickup truck,
$485. Terms or trade. This is a real
buy. Phone or write Warren David­ __________ W A N T E D
son. Cascade Locks.
12 27-3»
RELIABLE MAN wanted for Me
Ness route for nearby territory.
Good pay; steady work; no funds
$400 EQUITY in $1800 four-room new
required. If interested, see C. J.
modem bungalow o n Heights.
Wilde, local McNess dealer, or
Payments $50 a month at
Call
phone 30X Parkdale, Ore.
1008 Hull Street.
1 3-10»
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♦
Cascade Packing House
Consumed by Flames
Fire which broke out at 9 o clock Tuesday night completely
iestroyed a Hood River packing house of the Apple Growers
Association at 5th and Cascade Streets. The blaze of unde­
termined origin started near the office in the south end of the
building and was well under way before discovered. After a
half hour it appeared that the flames were under control and it
was believed then that half of the building could be saved.
Then the fire broke out anew and developed to such propor­
tions that by 10:30 o ’clock firemen were forced to fight the
conflagration from considerable distance because of the intense
heat.
The AGA cannery to the south,
the Cascade Pontiac shop and sales­
rooms on the east, the Cavenah
Lumber Co yards on the south and
the Arden Farms Creamery on the
west were thought to be in consid­
erable danger. Fire trucks and crews
from White Salmon and Bingen re­
inforced the local orew, and as the
warehouse flames shot skyward,
firemen fought to save the adjoining
buildings. However, the fire spent
itself and with the roof burned, the
flames were boxed in the cement
walls which remained standing.
There was no wind and spectators
spoke praise for the work of the
firemen in saving nearby structures.
The warehouse, used as a receiv­
ing, washing and packing station,
was valued at $50,000, while washers
and packing equipment were esti­
mated to be worth a similar sum.
Stored in the warehouse were large
quantities of lugs, box shook, and
between 200 and 300 barrels of brined
cherries. Total loss was estimated
by W. Q. Bateman, manager of the
association, at $250,000. Insurance
covers the loss.
Constructed in 1926, the warehouse
was a wood structure with concrete
walls, 200 feet by 200 feet, two
stories high at the south end, and
four stories high at the north. The
covered overhead run-way connect­
ing the building with the cannery re­
mained intact.
Fire hoses played on all sides of
the building but seemed to have
little effect on the flames which be­
came intense as the big timbers, the
walls, the flooring and the wooden
contents of the building were con­
sumed.
Electric power was cut off as a
safety measure and Hood River was
in darkness for an hour and a half.
A Very Happy
New Year to All
Bartol Motor Company
Sche’s Jewelry Store
Phone 1111
STATEMENT OF TAXES LEVIED IN HOOD RIVER COUNTY,
For the Year 1938—Assessment and Tax Roll 1937
VALUATION
County ..................................................
County Schools ...................................
County Road .......................................
State Elementary Schools .................
State Property Tax ............................
Interest on Loop Road Bonds
Bonds and Sinking Fund ...............
OREGON
MILLS
6.94
3.62
3.93
1.70
None
1.39
2.02
$9.894,544.87
*
Total General T ax....
TAX
$58,773.60
35,818.25
38,885.56
16,820.73
None
13,753 42
19,986.98
18.60
$184,038.53
City of Hood River .............................
Port of Hood River ...........................
School Distrlcct No. 3 ......................
City of Cascade Locks ....................
Port of Cascade Locks ....................
$2,437.728.02
9,098,115.01
3,601.301.96
296,961.90
796,429.86
14.97
00.15
18.65
20.09
None
$36,492 79
1.364.72
67.164.28
5.965.96
None
Unit Schools—
School Dist. No. 1 ............................
School Dist. No. 2 ..............................
School Dist. No. 4 ..............................
School Dist. No. 5 ..............................
School Dist. No. 6 ..............................
School Dist. No. 7 ..............................
School Dist. No. 8 .............................
School Dist. No. 11 .............................
School Dist. No. 13 ...........................
School Dist. No. 14 ............................
910,457.26
724,878.69
723,679.99
967,190.04
796.808.64
852,124.19
199.638.15
350,949.25
280.515.10
487,001 60
12.54
13.08
11.66
12.32
11.54
1176
10.66
10.25
12.06
13.77
$11,417.13
19,481.41
8,439.11
11,915.78
9.195.17
10.020.98
2,128.14
3.597.23
3.383.01
6.706.01
Ad Valorem Tax ...
GEORGE M. KNOX, Assessor
Hood River County, Oregon
1938 County Levy per $1000 of Assessed Valuation Showing Levies in Districts
Genera!
City
Port of Hood River
School Dist. No. 3
l'i ' TAI.
COMPILATION—
t937 Tax .....................
Leas ..............................
City of
City of
S. D. No. 3 S. D. No. 4
Hood River Cascade
Outside
Outside
Locks
Hood River
Cascade L.
I8 60
18.60
18.60
I860
20.09
................. 15
.15
.......... 18.65
12.54(8.D.l) 18 65
12 54
........ 52.37
51.23
37 40
31.14
52.27
1.04
39.35
1 95
32 50
1 36
S D. No. 2 S.D. No. 4
Barrett
Frankton
S.D. No. 5
Odell
S D. No. 6 S.D. No. 7
Parkdale Pine Grove
S.D. No. 8 S.D. No. 11 S.D. No. 13 S.D. No. 14
Mt. Hood Oak Grove
Central
Dee
Vale
18.60
18.60
18.60
18.60
18.60
18.60
18.60
18.60
18.60
.15
13.08
31.83
.15
11.66
30.41
.15 •
12.32
31.07
.15
11 54
30.29
.15
11.54
30 51
.15
11.76
29.41
.15
10.25
29 00
-15
12.06
30.81
13.77
32.52
.92
32.75
2.09
32.50
1.18
32.25
31 50
1.21
31.65
1.14
30-25
.84
30.50
150
32.05
1.24
32.50
(higher).02
.15