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HARTMAN IS AFTER
PRIVATE LAND

The Southern Pacific Company yes
terday filed condemnation proceedings
to gain possession of two blocks of
land bounded by Polk, Hyde, Beach and
Jefferson streets for the stated purpose
of using the land for spur tracks The
suit is brought against Ellen Dore and
several others holding title to por-
ton of the property, and the petition
shows that it is the intention of the
company to close Polk, Larlxin and a
portion of Hyde streets.
This suit for condemnation is in line
with the previous attempts of the com
pany to secure private property under
the spur track ordinance in order to
exclude other railroad companies from
the use of the belt line tracks by lay
ing a portion OF this trackage on pri-
vate land. The Southern Pacific Com
pany now has tracks on Beach street
adjoining the land which it desires to
have condemned.
The order for condemnation proceed
ings was made at a meeting of the d.
rectors OF the company November l.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY, DECEMBFR

Frank w. Mosher to Carolyn v. Mosher lot
on line of Cole street, IS s of Parna ssus
avenue. S 276 by E 100: gift
T. 3. Potter Realty Company to Gottlob A
Mauerhan, lot 80. block 35 and lot Z, block "a
Refs Tract; grant
James Damon and wife to Henry Hinrichs.
lot on SW line of Seventeenth avenue, $50 NV
Of street. NV so by Sw 100; $40
Claude J. Harder and wife to Anders, r. Mag
nuson, lot on f line Of San Bruno avenue, IS
of Twentieth street, % by E 100; $40.
Louis Meyer and wife to Joan Rrddy lot on
\ line of California street, 1877 w of Steiner,
W % by 100; SO.
Alice l. Cunningham eft al. 10 II. B. Pinnev
lot on Sc corner Of Army and Noe streets.
z so by ia; $40.
Hans GROCER ct al to Pierre Borainave. lots
II and 49, block 13s. O'Neill & Haley tract: $40
Eusebia n. Huntington to Andrew W. Morton,
lot corner of First street and Boston place
Sc Is by NE 67.6; $40.
Adolph Lebrecht eft al to same. lot on NE
line of First street. 1876 NV Of Harrison NV
25, NE 676. NV 20. NE 20. Sc so, Sw sic:
$40
Jacob Heyman Company TO Charles P. New.
man and wife, lot W corner OF San Bruno
avenue and Burrows street, SW 100 by NV 80.
University Mound Homestead $40.
c. e. Dimsbee and wife to Julia Dignan
lot on line Of Belcher street, 100 S of Du.
boce, S IS by r 1875; $40.
J. T. Holdcroft and wife to John schlotzhauer,
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GenernI Merchandise

BAGS-Grain Bags, June-July. So @s5kc;
WOO Bags. 2sl &c FOR s-lb and 43c for 4-lb-
no sly Bes1eF H S2 s5 t So5s f ssy sio
richmond So; Cumberland So in hulk and
Slo-25 IN sacks; Camel. SO per ton; Welsh An
tnraclte So; Coke, SIS per ton in bulk and ST
N SACKS Rocky Mountain. nominal.
OuS-Qnotations are for barrels. FOR cases
SIC &C -Ainseed. Sac per gallon for boiled ana
&c Tor raw; Castor on, IN cases, No ]; 15c;
Boxers "A, cases, 81 26d1.2S; Lucol, SOC for
boiled and 4sc for raw; China Nut. cases. So q
S0c per gallon; Coceanut Oh. IN barrels, 5Sc for
oey.on endy o5e. for Australian extra beSched
on, CSC; natural Whale Oil. 55es extra winter
strained Lard OIL S5c; No. / Lard OIL. 6se;
lure NeatsfoOt Oil. nc; No. Neatsfoot on,
655Pc; Herring on. zoc: Salmon OIL, 35c; boiled
white Coal oil. from a70i tank wagon lOGIie;
special DO. l2l5c; Pearl on. in cases, 11c;
Astral. lie; Star. 17e; Extra Star. 20c: Elaine,
26c; Escene. 19c; Stove Gasoline. in bulk, 17hc:
n cases, 24c; motor Gasoline. in bulk, II nc;
IN cases, 24c; No Engine Distillate. iron bar
more: Benzine, in bulk. I2Ike; in cases. lee;
S6-degree Gasoline IN bulk, soc; in cases, SEC.
TC RPENTINE-93c per gallon In cases and
SIC 9. e dr g97l ,1 a2d To9 barrels o,eo
per y; White Lead. s9s1c. according 70
SuGlR-Tbe western Sugar Reaninr Com
pany quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed, 4 TIC; Powdered.
4 COZ; Candy Grsnulsted- 4 soc: Fine Fruit and
FCarse Grsnulated. SOC: Beet Granulsted, 200
Magnolia A, ioc; Extra c, 1000: Golden c.
5000; D, 2Socs, r. & z Crystal Doninoes.
7.5oc; Tablets .haEfbbls, DC; boxes, 8 25e per
and 9 5 saf a FER f Zoo be- o es Grades
10 order taken for less than IS barrels or its
ca6 SA6P r TRgTs 5e f9GT6s Qa6 6 6
Tot 1906 pack I, o. b.
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ali Mining Stocks Tending Dovzward
and Local Securities Dull

on the Stock and Bond Exchange yesterday
fire only change worthy of comment was s
ieht advance in Associated Oil TO $50. 1215
Inc sugar stocks ruled steady TO firm Sales
~ bonds were light. and in fact the whole
yo.nme Of business on the Exchange was small.
The mining shares were weak all around.
both ComstOcks and Southern Nevadas show ing
p tendency toward lower prices. Among the
Comstocks Belcher was a conspicuous example OF
the weakness. Almost all the leaders in the
Southern Nevsdas were more or less lower.
though several, such as Mohawk and Montana,
were higher
statement Of the status Of the negotiations
between the two exchanges regarding the dealing
fl mining stocks appears elsewhere In This
issue.
American Beet Sugar has declared tie usual
quarterly dividend Of = per cent on its nre-
ferred stock. payable January 70 stockholders
Of rernrd December %
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DEATHS


Abraham, vella. AZ Kenck, Harold j. 16
Ayers, Alonzo T., 50 kirschbraun. e, 81
Bailey, James, 10 m. Lergan, James y, 4S
Bloom, Jerry. SO kInons,Say'N Else; 10
Brown, Emily. 80 McGushin.. Mary. 90
Galley. Eliza MeNab, A. NJ. So
Enright. Edward. 70 Parsons. Marie A., m
Fulton, James F., 46 Schultheis. J. c., 80
Grimley, Patrick. 81 Schultz. Peter R.. 26
Guinnane. Jos. P, "a shannon. Annie. 81
Harrison, VIM. H.. % SINCLAIR, Matte N: 40
Jansen, Isigurd A., IT Thompson. Elizsbeth. 60
Johnson. Peter. Sc warnecke. Sophie. 81
Kelly, Joseph +. Welsh, James, Il
Kelly, Owen Welsh. George, As
vella Abraham. wife Of the late Max Abra,
ham. a native Of Portland. Ore. aged ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
parlors of Porter White. 1881 Golden
Gate avenue.
AYERs-Alonzo T. Ayers. beloved son of Mrs.
Maria d. Ayers, brother Of John c. Ayers,
Mrs. W: H.. Woods; Mrs. Q; 81 Boullet and
Mrs lula Williams and uf father of Of Mrs
H. L. Walker. native Of San Francisco,
Cal, aged 81 years month and % days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
pyitsd TO attena e fuPera services today
D. m, at the residence OF James Taylor. 1911
Clay street. Oakland.
BAILFY-In this city: December 6 1905.
Bailey. and brother OF Willard. Earl Lillian
and Alice Bailey. native Of San Fran
cisco. CAL. aged 10 months and "a days.
BL 90 Tusson Al ari1Sna a December s
olema. Marin, County. Cal. and brother OF
Benioma. Traversi. Clorinda, yaiente. Silva
and Romilda Bloom aged 30 years months
Friends and acquaintances are invited to
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement Of the
event are published once in this column free
of charge.
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BIRTHS

COHN-In Los Angeles CAL, November %.
1906 to the wife OF Morry B. Cohn, daugh-
ter.
NAvARRo-In this city, December 4, 1905, to
the wife of Edward Navarro. a son.
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MARRIAGES

CARROIL-Mc this city. November
2S 1906 at st. Joseph's Church, by the Rev.
Father Keane, John J. Carroll and Frances L.
Mcbride
HUNTER-FIAiBREATH- this city. Novenn-
Der % 1906 by the Rev. E. M. Stensrud, pas
tor Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Will
liam Hunter and May Fimbreath, both of San
Eran
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OSBORN SUCCEEDS LANGLEY-w Washing
ton, Dec. 4.--Professor Henry Birfeid Osborn
of New York City was today elected secretary
of the Smithsonian Institution, to succeed the
late Professor Samuel L. Langley.
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CANNED vEGETABLESLPeas extra fine
sfted s. %; extra slfted. Sl.15; String Beans.
15aS0c: fancy, sL1oGL2O: gallons. S2.75G3;
Tomatoes. 255-Ib standards. S2ls 4S5c.
CANNED SSLMON-4lasksn. red Csc per
dozen: uaedluf red. sc; pink. soc.
CORDAGE7AIanila. l5Ac: Stsal, 1o&c; Du-
pick. ga G; Sisar Bale Rope. 12d 121kc per ID.
QUICK SILVER 30 oSs9 for local trade
and romiual per flask Tor EXPORT.
PACIFIC coDFISH-5O.5b bundles Whole Cod.
Sc; loo-lb cases Whole Cod, z1Re; dc extra large.
Sc, DO Imitation Eastern. sc: Norway. &C:
Anchor Brand. &C; Narrow Gauge, z1ke: Silver
King. exc; Golden State Nddles, &c; SesbFight
Ti5es Boneiess- aEf9sLe: Picked COO. beTrels
81; do half-barrels. $s-50; Tongues, per kit,
Sl.20. Net cash 70 the 5obbing trade.
SALT-LocHI jpbbers quote as follows. Half.
Er0Hnd. S5-5600 per ton; Dairy. 50 per ton: dc
bales, s1-25 each; Rock Salt S5d5.50 per ton
citation Liverpool $11 per ton: do bales, 81 &c
eh There Is no genuine Liverpool on the
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Beei and Pork rule arm at the recent ad-
NaAces Mutton continues easy. Quotations for
au descriptions stand unchanged. The tendency
"a me TWO former is rather upward, while that
I'D Mutton is toward the reverse
DRESSED MEATS
o. 81 LIE Z G6Ssc per ID for Steers and 81 a
KESAL-7Gsc for large and s1s@s19c for
METToN-saloc for wethers and sl4 @s1ac
Tor Ewes
LAMBS-ll 9l2c per H.
a DRESSED HOGS-9611c per u.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. less 50 pei
cent sbrinkage for Cattle:
AIII-E-Steers. Tcslb for Non and exc
LOT no. ?; Cows and Heifers, &c; No. Cows.
&c: thin Cows &C
cALVES-zl+ az5Bc per ID for light: 3ll64e
for medium and 3GSkc for heavy gross
weight
sHEEP-wethers. IS! a5c per ID. Ewes. AZ.
Qal3c gross weight.
LAMBS-5651sc rer H.
H0GS-lO0 TO 200 lbs 65S d7c per ID; over
~ IDS, 6ss G6&e; Bears, 80 per cent, Stays, 80
CSC per cent and Sows 10Q2o per cent OF from
above quotations.
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YORK snd Baltimore -sione TO date amounting 10
more than 10000 balesf' -.
There are no further changes in Hides besides
those noted yesterday. The situation continues
firm everywhere.
HlDES-Gulls and brands sell about y ale IN
Ger Quotations. Heavy .Salted Steers. 13c: medium
l21s e lSe; light. l2lA q l3c; Cow Hides 12Ld13c
Tor heavy. l2la7 80 Tor light: stays size: Salt
90 KIP, ISIS; Sailed Veal. l5l5e; Sailed Calf
- 80 Cry hides pc; dry Kip, pc; dry Calf,
&c SheepsktnS, shesrlings. 200-50c each; short
WOO, 3uM10e- each; medium. 7Od90c: long
Wool y 9ls 90: Horse Hides. salt. SS@3.25 for
large ana 50 - Tor medium. S2.25 for small
ana BIC Tor Colts; Horse Hides, dry. S2Q2,25
lor ihIee and 81 -boGl.75 for medium. 81 % for
s.nai and 5ee for Celts. DeeHk ins-Dry Next
can 90 9S0c; dry. salted Mexican. 25927 &c;
9ry CePtal American 35G3712c. Goatskins-
fllme Angofas. Zoe; extra large do. Sl.25: large,
~ neg,lnn S5c: small. DC.
,- Al-l-.5 As--No. rendered. sc; No. ?. 4Q415e;
wool.-Fan ciip-San Joaquin aud Southern,
- 'ti tal! Lambs. So dl3c. Northern do. l39
-, humboldt end Mendocino. l3dl4c; Md
&c County. SGlOc: Northern. Il@l4c: Nevada,
~ 5 Nc per b Tor Spring and llal4c for Fan
- - n ifornia. lOd14c; Oregon and Wash
inston, 1O4lAc per 10 for 1906.
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. Dec. 4Io:ao a. m

UNITED STATES BONDS
pa Al ma
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Receints OF Produce
FoR- TUESDAY. DEcEMBER
THE STOCK MARKET

Flour or sEs.... s2saoats. cts $50. L8
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1906 e. Kirschbraun. beloved father of Mrs.
ID a. Jacobs Or qsKsnd ID aar nTse ~ ssn
Francisco. Louis and Charles Kirschbraun Of
Omaha, Nebr., native of Germany. aged 81
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services toH1r-
rew ef a. ia SIS
street. Oakland. Interment Hills OF Eternity
Cemetery. by. electric car leaving the foot or
Market street at IL AS m
LARGAN-In this city. December 2. 1905. James
j. LeTgan, beloved son on Of the late WILLIAM m
ana Maria LsrgaS ana S SnrDs 5 oFo M o.
NJ. Mcleod. native of Ireland. aged AZ years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
nesday), at 1880 O'Clock p. m. from the
funeral parlors of Gantner Bros, $500 Six
ssne to s. Peseta Church ioa G
Holy Cross Cemetery. By carriage
LINpsKAY-I1 this city. December ?; 1906
Lindskay. and sister OF Oscar. Ernest and
Ruth Lindskay. a native Of Sweden. aged IS
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
tuary chapel Of the Golden Gate Undertaking
Company. 2475 Mission street, near Twenty
first Interment Mount Oiivet Cemetery.
McGINN-In this city. December .. 1906. Jo-
seph s.. beloved husband of Mary $. Nc
CHM, and son OF the late James and Johanna
McGinn. a native of San Francisco. Cal.
Interment will take place today (Wednes-
day. Strictly private.
McGUSHIN-In this city. December 8, 1906,
Mary, dearly beloved wife of Patrick Nc
Gushin and loving mother OF Peter James
Marie. Teresa and Ella McGushin native Of
County Leitrim. Ireland aged 40 years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today WED
nesdayl. at $50 o'clock a. N. from her
late residence. 21s Twelfth avenue between
California and Clement streets Richmond Dis
trict. thence to the Star of the Sea Church.
where a solemn requiem high mass wifi be
rplnnrUfo0 bnr anrrI
mencing at O'Clock. Interment holy Cross
Cemetery.
MeNAB.in this city. December 8. 1905. Archi-
and father OF Mrs. j. R. Mckay a native OF
Canada. aged So years months and rs days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-30
LOWer Fares Take Effect,

The reduction In passenger fares on
Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line
points lately announced by the HarTi-
man passenger department have just
become effective, owing to delay in
preparing schedules for the informa-
Lion of agents. The new tariffs were
to have gone into effect In July.
Hereafter the fare from Portland to
Denver over the Union Pacific will be
SAL. 65 instead Of S45. Fare from Port.
land to Boise will be Sl5. 10 instead of
SIG. 10 as formerly, and the charge OF
$3l. so from Portland to Salt Lake
will be cut to $27.
The reductions place the fare
throughout the West on the Hartman
lines at 3 cents mile with the ex-
ception of Nevada, Arizona and New
Mexico, where fare is charged on g
basis of cents. The rates in that
territory have been lessened from {
cents to cents a mile by the reduc
tions just made. -OregOnian.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given hat at "a special meet
ing of the Board If Directors OF the Hood River
irrigation District. held at til olliee in said
District on Monday, the 10Th day of August,
1906, IT was estimated and determined by the
Board of Directors of the said Irrigation Dis
tTict that IL is necessary to raise SlO,UOOJ Tor
the purpose of completing the necessary lrrl'
eating canals and works, and acquiring the
necessary property ana rights therefor, ana
otherwise carrying out the provisions OF Ihe
act under which said District was organized
Said Board of Directors Mt the same time
and place also called Special Election 10 be
held at the same time and place hereinafter
mentioned, at which shall be submitted to
the electors OF said Irrigation District the
question whether or not the bonds of salu
District in the amount above mentioned shall
b. issued, and the Board directed that notice
thereof be given in the manner provided by
law, said notice to be signed by the Secletafy
of the Board of Directors.
1t was also estimated and determined that
1t is necessary to rais3 Three Thousand Dol
lars $4,000 by special assessment forthe pur-
pose of paying the interest on bonds aUd other
necessary eX penses connected with Hle asses
ment and collection of the same.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the fore
going authority, notice Is hereby given tnal
a Special election will be held at the Barrett
School House in the Hood River Irrigation
District in WascO County, Oregon, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of September, 1905, at which
shall be submitted to the electors OF said lrrl-
cation District the question whether or kot
the bonds of said District shall be issued In
the sum of $40 00J tor the purpose above men
toned and the special assessment shall be
made for the sum of $50 as above stated.
The polls at said election will be opened at
the hour of i o. clock A. NJ, and will be closed
at the hour of O'Clock 7, NJ, and said elec'
tion will be held and the result thereof deter
mined and declared in all respects rs nearly
as praUt cable in conformity with the require
ments of the law concerning the election OF
Officers of said District.
Notice is further given that J. }, JOrdah
Jno. A. Wilson and j, Wickham were regu.
larly appointed Judges OF said election and 3
II. Arneson and q. l. Sargent Clerks thereof
BY order of the Board Of Directors of the
Hook River Irrigation District.
j. II. SHOEMAKER,
Secretary OF the Board
Dated at Hood River, Oregon, this 10th day
of August, 1906. a23sl'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-30
Hood River As An Example

Tillamook recently held big carni.
val and county fair at which mum.
ber of prominent men in the state
made speeches, among them was DIR.
James Withycomb, who in speaking
of Hood River said:
"Hake Hood Rivera little valley
considered very little valley few
years ago. A few progressive men
got together and organized what they
called a fruit growers union, moi
only to grow fruit, but to market it.
Today Hood River is just as vel
known in London and Paris and Ber
lin as in Oregon. What did itY In
telligent organization, high class pro
duct"
In this connection DR.. Withyooml
urged the farmers in Tillamook coun
ty to organize for the purpose of ad
vertising and selling theiI fine dairy
products.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-30

be we'll lighted also as an indication
of its progressiveness md IL it can
not be done in any other way some
special provision should be made to
do it,.
l.. N. Blowers--My views on this
question are that If there is any mon
ey to be spent on Improvements it
should be put on the streets | am
not against public improvements of
any kind and consider the lightning
question an important one, but SEQ
ondaIy to the one | have already
spoken of. While we can get along
very we'll with the present lighting
service for a time something must be
done to put the streets in better con-
dition.
Chas. II. Hall - consider rthe
street lights most important. 1t ap.
years to me that 1t overshadows any
other improvement at present and
that few more lights properly dis
tributed about the city would prove
most beneficial
DR.. DumbIe-l am in favor of more
lights if the city can afford it, If not
am in favor of going without them.
| believe that municipal affairs should
be administered the same as private
ones. What you can't aitord go with.
out.
X. McDonald-I do not think the
city needs any more lights at present.
| am not opposed to an extension of
the city lighting system when the
time comes. But that time has not
arrived as yet. | do not believe 1t
would be judicious for the authorities
of the city to enter into any long
time lighting contract, at present, as
there are number of other things
that will have to be taken care of, |
do not think the town should aspire
to things it can not see its way clear
to paying for without placing an ad-
ditional tax on the taxpayer. Coun.
Gil should be able to handle this mat
ter OF additional lights, hut with the
business houses closing so early even
lngs do not think we need them.
II. l.. Smith-Hhe placing of few
additional lights in places where they
aIe most neeed would probably be
most beneficial, but | think we ought
W w slOW III bulb Iuhbbols lno Dlbl
is under a very heavy tax as it is and
If it can not be done without any in
crease in the taxation | :hink per-
haps il would be wiser to wait until
we are prepared for it. About one
half of the income Of business prop,
erty at Hood River is now consumed
in taxes and the tax ON other proper
ty is also high. Let us go slow but
sure in these matters.
The offer of the Hood River Elec.
trio Light and Power Company by
contract is to furnish arc lights for
one year at $3.50 per month "a light
two years at Sc. % and five years at S6.
1t is estimated by the company that
it will cost at least $500 to install an arc
light service in the city and one arc
light requires one horse power, max
ing it they say much more expen-
sive service to operate. The company
will also furnish incandescent lights,
put up in a substantial manner with
detiectors for one year At the rate OF
81. 80 per light of % cande power, pro-
videds30 lights are used and at the rate
Of 81. % per light for two and 81. lS
per light for five years.
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NOTICE.
To Young Men And Women

Great opportunities are awaiting you in the
Business World. Hundreds of young men
and women are wanted in and around Oak.
land and San Francisco TO take positions as
stenographers, bookkeepers, telegraphers, Of
flee assistants, etc, at good salaries.
The Polytechnic Business College, Of Oak
land the leading school of its kind in the
West, indorsed by the Chamb of Commerce
and leading educators offers exceptional OPP
portnnities to those who can enter college at
once and prepare for positions This school
is considered by many to be the the best
equipped business college in America. 1t is
enthusiastically superior to any other similar
school west of Chicago. All expenses low.
Home nfuences-Individual instruction.
Address POLYTECHNIC Business College, Dept
A, Oakland, Cal, for free catalogue showing
the elegant interiors and splended facilities
of this school, which has five times more
money invested in equipment than any Other
school in the West. New building in perfect
condition.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-30

There is nothing so pleasant as that
bright, cheerful, at-peace. with-the-world
feeling when you sit down 10 your
breakfast. There is nothing so conduc-
i've to good work and good results. The
healthy man with healthy mind and
body is a better fellow, better work
man, a better citizen than the man OF
woman who is handicapped by some
disability, however slight. A slight dis
order OF the stomach will derange your
body. your thoughts and your disposi-
ton. Get away from the morbidness
and the blues. Keep your stomach in
tune and both your brain and body will
respond. Little indiscretions of oyer
eating can be easily corrected and you
will be surprised to see how much bet
ter man you are. Try a little Kodol FoI
Dyspepsia after your meals. Sold by
Williams Pharmacy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-30
Unnecessary Expense.

Acute attacks of collie and diarrhoea
come on without warning and prompt
relief must be obtained. There is nc
necessity OF incurring the expense of q
physicians service in such cases il
Chamberlan's Collie, Cholera and Diar'
rhoea Remedy is at hand. A dose oi
this remedy will relieve the patient be
fore dOcter could arrive, 1t has never
been known to fail, even in the mos
severe and dangerous cases and no fam
lily should be without it. For sale by
kpir & Cass.