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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03


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10 hss motive In ks-piaa 10 her
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10 surfer teas way. ana.u sss more
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TO H.szoE on.o rg atssst 10 tss next
room. wEsp a foss-~s sheet Of fools
caD vas esotly .llo IN .S.r say ooos
NsedbAs. To Ely sUSz eessuspes upne
the misslve. and yet bow carefully
lsv4, - It i.ss tne czTsrs, lEzft OF N q
,sap.r asosiid >ssa tse sstr. OF To-
lss.e.1 sss u<sgs Error.
Il s4a b. seessys ouRsr alta a
ctitiow aIiupxns IN ,srosr % -. ss
uyslf TO 2yits tsis" tpu. cC.c, ,upsw,
svsoun ans upsly 10 xnsasas VIII.
ksows aass Il hNa tzstt .v s.ty ~
once. 10 present reI,inx no 70 vuS.ss
homes. test I have tisDs.rs, moth.
ing TO eorroborats nv sassesed
reading OF your ast.r'a tut vorda
/ have not heard thu uaps of
Marske all day. a. tsA ssme liwe
did discover sopethlnK which. |
think. Gals lfor further invss, 10.
ton.
ION presenting myself AT The
Glen. failed for some time 10
make any impression on the discreet
elderly female who answered ~,
ring. began by describing s,yseif
as a stranger convinced OF your in
noceuce and DESTROYS of seeing the
house where such a miscarriage of
Justice had originated. But sarah
Lsyen. Standing in the doorway.
with her iron gray locks framing
her stern face. was not eolng no
pander TO idle. ourIosltv. she conn.
menced 10 sbu. the door upon me
aloytv
!" rat bouse NJ doatt, s,d sorro,,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
THE KANSAS HAY

In his recent address betDro the
meeting OF ~ independent OIL pro
dueera at Independence. Governor
18Th. uf kansas. stated in punEent
phrase the issue between the people
OF that state and the elandard OIL
company he said
This Is not war unon the stan
dard oii company. II Is a war upon
les methods n y not an attack
upon this great corporation. II Is
an attack upon lie commercial pol
lclea Il IL not an attack 10 drive
the STANDARD on out OF this state
IL H. an attempt 10 compel u 90 be
dccent"
Il IL well enough 10 keep tho dts
tinction In mind. The people are
not warning on oSoitaL 9hey are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

tive zee sip~siaa sta ess 10 her
ts~sii tee nasse ~ earhke No anea
peosee asss ever been a. Tee Glee.
ans 500 sssi neFes heard the race
aSse-s n your nle~ sSs . iVse poe
tai correspondent s,a,t looked
Sharply ~ a.. heaitiusd and finally
aseditfed ancs 20 the cas
Ever since she went 90 stay In
Le0doe for ak months three years
ago for tho az classes. Miss Clara
h0 written a lot Of letters received
a ea0s many. too. though no. 30
meiy A. she wrote. sarne said.
Come. persisted. I cnn see
s8s Mise Riyin0 - cot osly hsi
ssesy Letters and wrote ssOy. but
tssa you keow the sasis ~ hes tor
re@sosdeet Remember thc VsW
s~ts stsy ~ 81 ssnee and escrecy you
owed 60 her h c.eeeled by wsc you
owe 10 Der hruiess soy What You
ke.o>E oay owe hin tsns = eia-
p-sssehai dste
1t iss't a. ora ttsu I ssop. but
Il wll rsa, &, 20 yesi. sso,,s yisases
voaz Cssn usually easc the pess
ssso sso cs toe l-ttwu eToo hie.
sss %. went TO the goo serisif
wrs tho-s soc vrfse Fro ooee.
,no.sl yssu uro. sas 0so toe 10
ruenEa badly aee could ss lcNs
The hou@ So Vesef Co., 10 poo
ser Ieiff~a Or Der azs 10 ny sfss-
isa about te-E 10 srL aivissccsa.
afsot lac u. having e'cs, wife ts.e
msaree see \ Girl eg tho.
NOUS. ioveo .faa Clara ~ II sse
ssss Acsp nv o~ss ccsssetsfi 20
poet tss bster.. tnd costsst ssss
ssaaazk LnD tbep vese 70 q geetss-
Sa-Aa
It's cArae sn3 0iorssssf ! lsSOso
trytss to coeceai the snpssus.s l
attaches 90 the question.
10 - fs9nffnU.ao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
Germ Diseases

These are the known germ Dir
eases. Neaf{9 ali forms ~ these
diseases have been traced p ktrma
or - the poiaOnH which germs
creates
These are the diseases 20 which
medicine does not sSply, Tor drugs
cannot KIN inside germa. All that
medicine 80 does 10 at a. a tonic,
aiding Nature 10 overcome the
germs. nut those results are indi-
fert aud uncertain. The sick cans
not afford 10 rely on them. And no
one nossdn 10 now.
Liquozone alono can destroy the
cause OF the-o troubles II goes
Wherever the blood goes. 80 no
germ can escape a. The results are
almost inevitable We have seen
them 10 ofteu In every disease IN
this list that We have come 70 rely
on thsm. Liquozoue has proved n.
ser No certain that In any stage u
any OF thSso diseases. we will gladly
send 90 any patient who asks II an
absolute guaranty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

by and ~ a love- comes aaal
take the dsesnter away. II Ia.
marriage meees srs parental go
proysi hnsh tstnW and mother
bre;sss 4 sigh Of content They
have don. what they could. Yet
thse D. rasineas in tho mothers
heart
roo dauRhtv lesvcs the mother
whnis she has never known and
whom she will never know. ana
whose unselfish love she will not
appreciate until her own daughter
brings tears to her own eyes EMIL
she. in turn. breaks her own idols
and accepts those Of her daughter.
and llv~ out again the old. old
story Of \ mothers ssrrifice TO a
daughters Worldliness.
II Ia n mistake. Nor Is the girl
alone 20 blame. rhe mother who
permits bsT daughter 10 expect ali
the beautifuissifts that the family
purse win allow. and who goes hsS.
asif IN doWdy. haif-worn garments
win reap as she sows
What amount o. outside alteration
and admiration ran cOmpensate for
the loss Of a mothers companion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

again aud again. been done And IN
any disease which we claim that
Liquozono will help. We assume the
whole risk ON n two months test
With every patient who nakH H.
Before We bought tho rights TO
Ltquozone. Il had been tested fof
years In thousands OF the most diff
cult cases ubtaiuablc We found
that diseases which had resisted
medicine for years yielded az once
10 H. sNgnega (which had been
pronounceNineSr6t6 Wa cgxsd
The value Sof the prodC9 wa4
placed beyond possible question. beA
fore we ataked our fortunes and rep.
ntations On H. II Was amply proved
that. In germ troubles. Llauozane
did what medicine could not do
Then We gave the product away
gave millions OF bottles. one to -. b
OF millions ~ sick ones.
We have published no tsatimon=
falls. no evidence 81 cures We
have never aHhedA soul 10 buy It.
our method has been 20 buy the
fifss bottle Ourselves. 10 LET tie sick
try Il with0a the cost Of a penuys
to L., the product itself prove itH
power.
Mnat Of you know the result
There ~ no neiEhhRhood ham
LEI 10 remote but knows some won
deu which Llquozons hna wrought
D 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
We Offer $4,000
As Cuars ntee on Liquozone. The Bottle Is Free

helpful in the extreme Ey7n n well
person feels ne instant benefit
Liqhozons IL tho only way known
20 KIN germs In the body without
killing The Tissues, too Any drug
that killa germs H. n poison. and u
cannot be given Internally Medi-
cine iH almost helpless In dealing
with inside germs
But germs are vegetables, ana
Llquoxone flsNvery life Of an ant
mai -in deadly 10 yeRefal matter
This fHef-aboye All others gives
Llqu0zane its value There r. no
other way 10 directly end the cause
of any germ disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
THE PRESIDENTS VACATION

Ae unusual popularity Of President Rooae
unusual spending his vacation
spirit democracy lie afraid OF
the dignity Of hh office by association With Tom ana
OF Harry. =
n about him the sprtof comradere witnessed In none ~
our presidents splenddy human Aud this
quality puts IN n all Of
president ; whoreveehs hat Is of
dress and gracious we'll
bred courtesy he easily requirements And then like ~
lightning with equal facility aud ease cor
durev Trousers egins and snhrero hucng taneho
With adaptab he Identifies himself With AL sorts OF people
content grlnE. happy.
aor does he pose Tis attitude Is not artin
cal lie Is Eehaiue ard hearty
President Roosevelt believes in the simple life The
gauds or afistroeray lie lives the simple
American genaan Who while observing the amenities OF
life believes beliefs Of broadest democracy
8 why b ed In such personal eseeg
norieans proud American chief who can hold
Nn among gracefully and naturally
80 y se with Ohm Corr And Jss
BsA hunters and guldes
time Of h nts In Texas and Colorado and
Hi his bear And back TO the White House un6urned fesd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

ship. the memory of q mothers low.
ing preaencef
4 never knew my mother until |
lost her walled an orphaned
daughted. Tho daughter will never
forgive the world that took her from
her mother
Girls. the best Of yourselves d
none too good Tor mothers, GiYe
them tho best OF your KraciouancHa,
the best OF your cheer out " the
Jewels Of your girlhood lot your
mothers choose the richest. the
brEhteat. the most precious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

The gr@test value ~ Lieuozone
lies IN It's Ecrmieidal powers. II is
a Sermiclde 30 certain that We pub
llsh on every bottle an offer Of 81
900 for q disease germ that Il cannot
6ll.
- II "a absolutely harmless 10 the
suaa<n body. not only harmless. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

aquaffheH- elect W0nar's ut..
. 4 y aissasea ibat besin VITA 49,, ..s.
tnRiauH dinHnafa All TIA yl.,t,i,hil err.
pure 9f poisoned hi1sd " In.
In ner TnuH debility Iiqne.a,.
- Rithhzsr. ampiahlnF -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

Morning and might trains 70 y
from Anacortes via Great Norihss
railway. Leave Seattle s.se 2.
5;45 p. m. Effective Sunday, Apsl
."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
srIII IIANpIINa snE ~.

A. r. nuyA,. former newspaper
man AZ lnman. who has hean trying
hlA hand at farming. szpecta 20 re-
entrr tho newspaper fiesd again,
Duval Is all right at nswapapor
work. bat We rahcr snrmiae ho 'aa-
likes 10 alop hogs and the like. and
guess he doea ~ he now offers
come for sale Tie has rented hia
farm for tho coming year AcPher-
son. Kz<.. Frecman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
CUT OUT OUT THIS COUPON

for this offsr may not appes
again. Fiii out the blanks ~
mnu ~ % the ~Liqu0zons
Co. fbs-fef Waba~h Averus
Chicago.
Ny disease IL ..........
/ have never tried fique.
zone. but n you FIJI supply n,
q zoe bottle free, viii take n
ssss*.''''s 'sttssssss's..,t.
ssssssss sssssss.ss..
aHssssasrsss....
Give full addfess-Erits pialhiy
sTZ D.. .............,..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

A great deal IL said In these days
about Liauozone.
Millions are telling Of the good u
has done. for ono home In five
wherever you go-haa some one
whom Liquozono has cured.
This remarkable product has be.
come the talk OF the world. ln the
past two years. the sick OF nine ma
tons have rStAe 20 employ A.
Hut no great a good could not be
done 10 humanity without harming
the interests Of few.
The consumption Of medicine has
immensely decreased The popular
ny Of the few phyBlclana who cling
solely 70 drugs has diminished
And In nepiberlcaa homes whore
LlqiicRone ia In daily use. sickness
has been almost banifhed.
These facts have injured some 10
tercatH Aud a fow Of the injured
10 serve a selfish Interest seek 20
dluparaRe.
The usual methOd IL 20 insinuate
that lt1uozons itself ia a medicine;
that. despite our claims. It IL a com
pound OF acids and druga.
Such statements are oa repeated !.
and We cannot doubt thss some are
led 10 believe them.
Our anaser 10 II 10 thla:
The Virtues on iqursoae are de-
rived solely from 80. b. a process
requiring Immense aDp0aua ace
from 70 IA days tlne Iae sass b
made. In large part from ias bsa
oKy Een producers.
Nothing whatever enissV lnlo teA
product. save tha go aaa tae l,quie
used 10 absorb H. plus = uoueA OF
color.
And 70 smehs size thia saswer. ~
offer $1,000 to any one wao cisa es@
prove Il.
In this bes ss-H. Eess esds whire
are auble@ TO criticiss go moS
carefully axoides. We peF0s no
miHrepr6anntatios no eiAioh whice
have not bern fDnled Oar pToeuct
10 too vital 10 hum Nslsy 70 DO sSs
open 20 prejudice
Wat Na say Aiou iAs tssssuaS IL
true. wsso ~ csSsa n 'ses 90 eas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
~ STAR DUST ,~

tho leo In summer. aud the poor IN
winter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

Arr physician or hospital a., Va.
using LiquoEune vii b. giadiy -.
piled for a frHL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

"Chias<A~
''llesb,t
when asked n s.a oct
lie repllea. ~sos a itee.
But nevw os0 szSi Eve ths
'dtfsakk
There Vas = yousS hen ~ use re
Who felt - avfuily s'ss>
That once I'm a ru<N
lie broke through bis rlsse
And swallowed kessa ~ two.
The 0hta Asti-tFmt INV lsss t-sssn
deciaee esmsitGio0o Tau o.-os
90 make ohio orr c0kls MIRA mory
cautious 10 t%sa,rsnn ie<4ss sfssSn's
the truep.
New York Ciiy'n 6ssfiet tttos so
aAya his investigators Sow ea.ors
hss half the thsors-s tf-es vioste
the Laws Tss sotsss ~ Il 10 100
Ne% York nun a kbsFrlak ~ esnre5
who could find out ea.s . talsK by
90 own ioYeati ae Ion.
TIA strange cssas of ssR Ymn
woman sss sosaChtSf Sho have osf'o
n a tfsesos fos tvs els sss COO
vss~so eoctosn tsl3 Il s ocsasi e1s Dr.
two oxsnasua 10 sspspsiss Ssk
usar. peTnssns who ssos wao s1ss.c
ID. prtaFss - vosk or eov@n asut
.-iidix,u ssos ioss any ssos0s -
ocn uaay ~ the @ns tslnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

NAHt~A hNNAAHH HFNtAA W " - ~
rage as there pyrs severai parties
out violet hunting Monday after
aoos Montioells. Fla. News.
HELD Hfs WIFE. TOO.
A retired L. n minister. who held
tsla pstofDe IA isss and wife. have
been among az the past week Ills
name n Mr.. Dennia-Garretlsstlie
Journal
TINES ARE had.
Tssn coal business il up the fiue
Undertaking IL a dead business
. ae fish business Is hcaiy $50
o.t the ry~ business IL picittHl ID
Tz.srs osnce wIV A rssud fru@ He<4S.
whss lsopss es a asssce sco. 4
e@.
ss=s I woss rso ess osos.
Poq it'H asFnally os
ard. boo esso. ! have inst ny rec
fan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
A wnRn rRoM sosa WISE

Tn peelic'a rood
deal ~ the bee -
gathsrlh honey int
somebody take away
from o.
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ss,voo. 1oAs .. tsans tB 40
coo s4sro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

ssss ts.s. ~ rsa Sissy axis.
-rsiuoz sFesu sFss- Tks rsrs 90
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
HOOD RIVER HAS
SOME ZERO WEATHEE

Hood River is experiencing the Sc.
Eerest cold snap in years Suuda,
morning the government thermomeJut
"a charge of d. N. Byerlee, the IocaI
weather observer, registered two degrees
above zero thermometers in the cit,
showed the same, while out in the couu-
try the mercury dropped to below zero
and even 10 below 8 miles south AZ
Dukes Valley,
During the day the sun comes out and
the thermometer will climb above the
freezing point, but it slides back again
before morning to s and 10 above zero
Water pipes have suffered, and the
plumbers are reaping in their winter
harvest.
Ice has formed on the ponds below
the city, where merry skating partie.
hold high jinks each afternoon and even
ing About four inches of snow iel
Friday morning, sufficient TO protect Tia,
berry plants before the freeze came on.
No damage has yet been done to orchard
fruit.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
KILL BILL FOR
CASCADE COUNTY

A. M. Kelsay telegraphed Leslie
Butler late Wednesday afternoon that
the Cascade county bill had been post
poned indefinitely by the senate, and
That tho Hood River delegation win
le home in the morning.
Hood River has lost, but she has
nothing to regret for the noble fight
she put up for the new county.
Every dog has his day and there will
come a reckoning.
The following message was selt to
Representative Jayne to cheer him up
after his hard fight. ITO Hon. A. A.
Jayne, care of the House of Repre-
sentatives, Salem, Or.-The Conner
cial Club sends you hearty thanks
for your untiring efforts for Cascade
county" Signed,
CHAS. I. EARLY, President.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
At the Churches.

Unitarian Rev. Oh, Nelson, pastor.
Regular services next Sunday, Sunday
school at 10 O'clock; preaching at Ii
Subject OF morning sermon "'Hhe For
giyeness of Understanding Round
table discussion in the evening at 7:30
o'clock Subject for young people meet
ing: "The Influence of Emerson" Rev.
J,sL, Hershner will read paper.
Valley Christian, an,-Sunday school at
10 a, M. illustrated sermon at ll;Y ?.
5 c, f. at $50; preaching at 1880.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend the services of the day. W. A.
Elkins, pastor.
Baptist. preaching services
at Carmchaers hall every lst and Sd
Sunday morning and evening; Sunday
school every Sunday at 10 a. m. Cove
nant and business meeting the first
Wednesday night in each month. J.H.
Spight, pastor.
Misunderstanding at II a. m. and
Sp m; Sabbath school 10 a. M. Ep-
worh League p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. All cordially in
vlted. w. G. Evans, pastor.
United Brethren. Sunday school at
lOa m, Preaching at IL a. m. Junior
Endeayor, $3.50 p. m. Christian En-
deayor, 6;45 p. M. Preaching at 7:S0
All are cordially invited. Rev. j S.
Rhoads, pastor.
Riverside Congregational. - W. c.
Gilmore, pastor, Sabbath school at l0I
q, m. Worship and preaching at II. c.
+. meeting $3.50 p. m; preaching at
ESQ. Subject Tor the day, "The Appeal
Of the Gospel Prayer and conference
service Thursday at 1880 p. m.
Lutheran Services will be held again
next Sunday, February 49, Sunday
school at p. m. Divine service With
preaching at2 p NH . ]. Kolb, pastor,
Episcopal.-Services next Sunday at
IL O'Clock in the morning and 7:S0 at
night. Rev. II. d, Chambers Of Port
land will be present. All are cordially
invited to these services.
The ministers meeting will be wit: |
Rev, o. j. Nelson at the home of I. J. |
Cunning at 1880 next Monday morn
ng, All the ministers Of Hood River
md vicinity are cordially welcomed to
hese meetings. J
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
Drop Fight For Jefferson.

Jefferson county is out OF the race.
Representative Burgess last week went
to the committee on counties and with
drew his bill for it's creation. Senator
Laycock's attitude brought il about.
The Senator who was elected with Crook
as part OF his joint district on the un-
derstanding that be would oppose q
iivision of Crook, had virtually eeryeo
notice on Whealdon that il Burgess did
not withdraw his bill he would vote for
the creation Of Cascade County, and So
Burgess got out Of the race.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16

000, says Mr.. Perry. "The city is
now a port of entry, and since the
establishment of wholesale houses in
our city, we have kept Seattle jump
ing sideways to see where the trade
will land. Competition is lively
among the four large cities of the
sound, Bellingham, Seattle, Tacoma
and Everett, but you will find every
man there loyal to Puget Sound. "
Governor Mead of Washington is a
personal friend of Mr.. Perry, and it
is only fair to say that persistent
efforts of the Reveille in behalf of
Candidate Mead helped materially
to make the man from Whatcom
county governor of the state.
Mr. Perry will return by way of
Spokane.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
4 Chick RenOrt.

Mr., Choate's qmckness at repartee l.
we'll illustrated by the following story
During week end" at an Englisl
counuy-house his neighbor at breakias
one morning CHANGED to be a prett,
American lady who had come to mis-
tortune in trying to manipulate her egs
n the English fashion. With face ful
# dismay she turned to him:
ooh Mr.. Choate, whatshall | do? I've
iropped an egg p
"Cackle, Madame, cackle," answered
The Ambassador. .-Lippincott's.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
find BROWN GUILTY
OF INTENT TO KILL
Special to the Glacier.

Special to the Glacier
The Dalles, Or, Feb. 15 jane
Brown of Mosier has been fount
guilty of assault upon Samuel FisheI
with intent to kill.
The case was tried yesterday before
jury composed Of A. B. Billings
George Rorden, George Krauss, II
Ring, JOS Kelley, d. +. Baker, b.
b. Colby, Bion Hazen, Oscar Powell
J. h. Page, W. r. Haynes, and f. Il.
Kirkham.
The shooting occurred at Mosier last
September n, and was the result OF
trouble on account of stock, Fisher
claiming that Browns stock annoyed
him by running on his promises.
On the date mentioned trouble arose
and Brown shot Fisher, several
of the leaden pellets lodging in the
scalp If Fisher, requiring the services
OF surgeon to remove them. Fisher
remained unconscious for some
time. Both parties to the case have
reached the age of gray hairs.
District Attorney Menefee appeared
Tor the prosecution, while the de-
Tense was represented by Huntington
IL Wilson.
Following is the calendar of the
term OF circuit court now in session.
EQUIYT DOCKET
Seufert Bros, a corporation, VS.. |.
II. Taffe; Bennett & Sinnott. attor-
neys for plaintiff; Huntington & viii
son, for defendant
George W. Mccoy vs.. Fred II. Diet
lel, II. II. Riddell, attorney for plain
LiH w. IL. Wilson, Attorney for de-
fendant. Motion made to make com
plaint more definite and certain
Geo, Il. Cashier vs., Davenport Bros
'ipes Il Tiff attorneys for plaiutli.
q Wilson, for defendant
Mount Hood Lumber Co, VS. d, a
Iurner;A A. Jayne, attorney for plain
tllfs and j. l.. Henderson and Ben
nett u Sinnott for defendant.
LAW DOCKET.
W. IL. Johnson vs.. p. j. McGrail
Menefee Il Wilson attorneys for plain
tiff;
The Edward c. Pease Co. vs.
James McHargul. Huntington & vii
son attorneys for plaintiffs.
The Edward G. Pease Go. vs.. c. Carl
son. Huntington Il Wilson for plain.
tihs.
|, j. Table, vs.. Dalles City; Dolpl
Mallory, Simon Gearin attorneys fu
plaintiff Huntington 4 Wilson for dc
tendant.
Wind River Lumber Company VS..
The Oregon Lumber Co. Bonnet 4
Sinnott and Thompson 4 Hauleyttoi
plaintiff
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
NOTICE For puBLICArInN

Department of the Interior, Land Once at
The Dallcs, Ottgau, February 7, 1905.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following.
named settl' has hied notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
aud that said final proof viii be made before
the register and receiver at The Dalles, Oregon
on March q, 1908, y:
DANFORD A. HART,
of Hood River, oregon, on II. e. No. 1911, for
lots |, IL and 3, section IS aud lot of section
%, township north, range 10 east W. NJ,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon said land, viz:
Robert Lasure, Clarence l.. Hensen Oscar
fredenburg, and William S. Gribble, all of
Mount Hood, Oregon.
FIG m93 MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Register.