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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02
TREE FALLS ON
KLAMATH SCHOOL
OCCUPANTS ESCAPE UNINJURED
HOpmen's Union failure-Pendleto
White Woman ElOpes with
Japanese.

klamath FalIs-In Swan Lake
Valley, about nine miles from this
city, gale last week threw an i'm
mense pine tree across the school,
house, and, strange to say, although
the school was in session, the teacher
and all the children escaped.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02

Wodburn-Five thousand people
attended the horse fair given in this
city last Saturday by the Woodburn
Horse Breeders Association. 1t was
the most successful of the several
horse fairs held In Woodburn, the
number of entries being considerably
larger than at any previous exhibit
OF this nature here.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02

Pendleton--After living with her
husband for nearly 1S years, Mary
L. Henderson has eloped with Henry
G.. Akimotoa, a Japanese, and Is now
living with the little brown man in
Portland. The Hendersons were
residents Of Umatilla, but the elope-
ment took place from Pendleton last
week, according to the complaint for
divorce filed In the Circuit Court by
Charles F. Henderson, the husband.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02
Special Notice.

Il Wig secured the agency for the
famou Edison monographs and re.
cords. ] wish tn Hnnunnce that | hn,.
int received the complete line OF
chimes and the entire catalog OF
ecords, hf inRHl the rr' ords uade r.,
this corpany up to January /. 1903.
Also large stock ot die records.
ln all ei three thnnSand to select
from One Of the largest stocks In
the State. Call aud see aud hear them
Souie's Piano Huose.
Silas II. Soule, Prop.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02

Youth Caught in a Speeding Belt.
Portland-Caught In large belt
and whirled with great velocity
around a pulley, with his head and
limbs striking against nearby ma
chinery, was the awful experience OF
Thomas J. Mcfarland last Friday.
who was employed by the Multnomah
Lumber & Box Company. He lives
to tell the tale of his experience. but
Is suffering from broken right arm
and left leg, and 1t is feared that he
cannot recover.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02
OREGON STATE NEWS IN BRIEF

George Rockey will reopen his big
logging camp at Rainier shortly.
North Bend is hereafter to have o
direct mail service from Roseburg.
The organization of the creamery
company at Independence has been
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02
Made Claar.

why do you think of retiringT"
The aged senator sighed.
'The truth is," he replied, that I
used to drive the elephant myself, and
now when I try to carry water to the
beast they suspect the water is doped."
PHILADELPHIA Ledger,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02
VOL. XIX
SOCIETIES.

HOOD RIVER LODGE NO. los, A. r. and A.
M.-Meets saturday evening on or before
each full moon. Q. N. CLARKE. w. NJ.
ID. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
RIVERSIDE DRIVE AT 104TH STREET.

houses will be erected at once are the south side OF
Summit Place, east of Malba Drive; the east SIDE
of MaIba Drive north of Summit Place. plot on
the shore extending back to MaIba Drive; plot
on the west side of Malba Drive. fronting on Ihe
, water and two plots on the east side Of Fourth
avenue, overlooking the Sound
Malba lies adjacent to Whitestone and was Sc
lected about a year ago. owing to ITS advantages
as an exclusive home section Opposite the prop
ertv the city has acquired a large tract OF lana
which is reserved for park purposes. The Scher-
merhorn estate of Malba. is an effective par
to operations other than those of the highest
order.
Tho da,e1onr,,eut operations at Malba have been
MANNED and executed with particular observance
of the suggestions of environment Ihe pullulns
sites have been arranged TO command view OF
the Sound from all parts of the property
Interior work on the new station was practically
completed this week and the structure is redoy
for use Foundation work was begun on the gate
way at 18th street and Malba Drive, the entrance
to the property from Whitestone- Heavy stone
columns will be set to support massive WIoush'
iron gates to shut in the tract from the lahu se-
At the westerly end of Malba Drive a pier VIII pe
but extending 500 feet into the main channel at
which the boats now connecting Malba with Man
- iu sion This pier will also be regular
+onning Mace for the Montauk steamers IN the
future. 80 -
The entire shore front of the property Is helo os
the MaIba Association. of which each buyer III the
tract becomes a member. The object OF lhe assn
iatior is ia give to every resident equal rights
- 49,, -o+erfront On the shore. at the intersec-
- &c 1Ta1ba Drive casino will be erected which
-n1 ha devoted to the exclusive use OF the resi-
dents of the property and will serve as genera d.
clubhouse. .. - -,
plans are being prepared for the erctioh VI V
neneivA dwellings on the sites recently purcnaseo
,+ uackscber and A L. SoUard, former
~ 80 f the C,erman-Auercan Title Insurance
and Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
RICHMOND HILL DRAFTS.
Successful Work of Ozcmers IN Re
Ue0Ang It's Charms.

Residents of Richmond Hill and its vicinity who
have entered upon campaign to let other New
Workers know the advantages of living in their
have already been achieved at the end of their
first week of advertising in Manhattan newspapers.
The number of visitors to Richmond Hill has been
large throughout the week. and real estate brokers
have been kept busy showing properties and con-
ducting negotiations.
In commenting on the publicity campaign for
Richmond Hill, Joel Fowler, well known business
man, said:
For the last five years Richmond Hill has been
one of the fastest growing sections in Queens Bor-
ough, and it still continues to keep up with the
leaders in both building operations and population
Richmond Hill has never been boom COM
munity. It's growth has been along steady lines,
and nothing could be convincing of its pres
ent prosperous conditions than trip through the
town. Here we find seven public schools, churches
of all denominations wide shaded macadam streets
and a prosperous business section.
with the present improved transit facilities and
easy accessibility to New York City by steam, third
rail and three different trolley lines, Richmond Hill
offers the average of New York City and
Brooklyn excellent service to and from business.
This is entirely a residential town, having no OBJ
jectionable features and by bringing it more fully
to the notice of the public it is a foregone con-
clusion that its beauty and the homes mere will
readily be appreciated by oil visitors, and it would
not be predicting too much to say all the builders
in Richmond Hill, as well many outside builders.
will find this suburb offering more opportunities
than any other section the island.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
TN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

tzanrv n Singh has sold to the Fleischmann
Realty and Construction Company No ITO west
18th ST ten story freproof building on lot
95x1os feet B. H. Weisker, jr.. of James l.. LIBBY
ofica was the broker in the deal. The property
was held at $l65,ep
Duggan S Wall have sold the plot, 5ox10O feet
nm the west side of Concord 100 feet north OF
2s7th at also lot 25x1Oo feet. corner of 2Ssth St
and Concord ave; a plot 6OUl0O feet on the east
side If F7rvon ST. 100 feet north of 23Sth St. lot
95xon feet on the north side OF 156th St, 100 feet
,yast of Elton ave, and q three family house, NO
400 East 156th St on a lot 25xl0o feet.
Hugo Wabst has sold the three story fathouse.
with store on the east side OF Southern Boule-
ward north of Home st. for John H. Wittpenn to
Rudolph Wessker, and plot 5oxlo0 feet. on the
cast side of White Plains Road. coo feet north OF
Morris Park ave. for NJ. Sebert.
Vincent Iaporte has sold to Salvatore Zimbardi
,,Iot 5Oxo0 feet at the northeast corner of Maple
and 213th sts and to John n. Cuneo- lot 25xI0o
feet adjoining, Maple ST.
The Columbian Board OF Brokers has sold for
Aaron Simon and Sarah Cohen Nos. 266 and 26S
West l5sd ST. two fve story triple hathouses a
plot 50x9S II feet.
M and w Schacht have sold for Lowenfeld &
Prayer TO Wolf & Jacob Nos. 42S and 40 East s0th
St a plot bOxlo0S feet, together with two story
brick bakery be erected thereon.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

fact. applications from small borrowers for loahs
on homes averaging from $1,000 TO $4,000, are beng
received in greater numbers than at any time
within the last five years, while the number OF
investors has also materially increased The dlVl-
dends declared were. rule, 21s per cent Tor SIX
months and in addition, substantial amounts were
nlaced TO reserve funds. Under the state law TOT
co-operative savings and loan associations per
cent of the profits is placed in this FUND, until the
reserve amounts s per cent of the dues paid
in and profits apportoned. Many of the Sixty
seven associations in this nefghborhood that are
operated on this plan already have this reserve
Co-onerative savings and loan associations are
growing steadily in this state, and as their plan
hecon1es more generally known the membership OF
these organizations will undoubtedly go ahead
hx leans and bounds until it equals that OF such
states as New Jersey. Pennsylvania ana ONO Inc
latest statistics of the State Banking Department
show that in one year assets Increased more than
50 200 Cn Il larger growth than appears on the sur
face as hundreds of thousands OF dollars were
paid TO investing members and indirectly 10 nome
eetters through cancellation of mortgages by ma
tIrity of stock
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

be carried out ten years hence. but in the near
future II viii therefore not be long before strong
bridges Of attractive design replace the gates at
various crossings along the right Of way Of the
railroad through Mount Vernon. At Bronxville,
Tuclahoe. Yonkers Park. Scarsdale, Hartsdale,
White Plains and North White Plains similar i'm
movements will be made that by the time the
electric plants Of the railroad have been com
r;eted which win be IN a few years. the Harlem
Atx1~1on VIII extend through the suburban region
n, Westchester without public road
street touching the tracks
The electric plans OF the railroad, which were
r,sde public several years ago. provide for a big
,r,.,s, station at North White Plains and a four
80, rn.1wsv through the suburban section of the
aays-6ou A Largo part OF 1nas electric systen has
-. oow,,snud. end tor Asnust . yssr eaect1fc
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
GENERAL BUILDING CONDITIONS.

Building for June in the principal cities SHOWS
considerable Improvement over the preceding
,,ortbs of the year There decrease or 10
ner cent however. in comparison with the same
month year ago During the month just closed
nerrts were taken out in forty-four citles accord
ing to official reports to 'Constructloh News ~ "
nc ne t,ction of IL Els buildings, involving total
tr,ate6 cost of s52 927 55S against 1853 buildings
aqpregating in cost s62416092 for the correspond
inc month year ago. decrease of lSS buildings
and So. 4SS,53i. uoos
The CONSTRUCTION News says: rms Is d eou
racord II should be remembered that June year
- - . bighwater mark or very close to It.
And ue are therefore. comparing month OF MOD
crate quiet with former corresponding pef1oo OIL
unusual activity. Building, it will be seen' Is on
a much better basis than most people "o"id sup
nose"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

Radian. plot 120x1Oo feet in Spruce st: to H.
Hanson, plot 4Ox1oo feet in Carnation ave-; 10 L.
Vadivieso a plot 6Ox1O0 feet in Plainfeld ave; to
A Furano a plot 40x1O0 feet in Locust St. and to
w Koesis a lot 2OS1o0 feet in Belmont ST. Also
the following sales at Valley Stream: To Thomas
Nuke a plot 60x1O0 feet in Fairvew ave; TO G. B.
Harlow a plot 40x1oO feet in Lincoln ave; to NJ NJ
Ianqan a plot 4Ox1OO feet in Oxford st: to NJ Koz-
1ouski q Mot 40x1OO feet in Corona ave, corner of
oxford St; to Joseph Kozlouski, plot ipxlVo rect
in Corona ave; TO Clara Holman. plot 40x1Oo feet
ar Corona ave- and ST. Marks Place; TO John cum
ningham a plot 4ox1OO feet in Mineola ave: to
Mary Goodvan two plots l4oxlco rect ana lVo&I'
go bo+b IN Valley Stream Boulevard, and to A.
1rclar q nlot 60x1OO feet in Fairview ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

secured a loan of $780, 600 the twelve story apart
ment house at the southeast corner OF Amsterdam
ave- and 73d st. The loan Is for five years and
bears per cent interest. Edward I. Wilson Is
the buyer OF No. no East 96th ST
The Ernestus Gulick Company has sold No. $50
Sterling Place. between Underhill and Washington
aves, Brooklyn, three story and basement brick
and stone dwelling house, 1Sx4ox1S0 feet for Mrs
NJ. S. o'Sullivan TO P. A. Andrads for Sl2Ooo.
G. Brettsll s. Son have leased TO f. w. Wool
worth Co. for a long term OF years 5o-foot
store and basement in the building at the
northwest corner OF 121st ST. and Third
Folsom Brothers and Pease & Gilman have
leased for Frederick w. Lord the three story and
basement dwelling house, No. Is West uth St, TO
II. Taylor Cronk
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
MANY MALBA SALES.
Large Demand for Lots IN This
Ideal Sound Tract.

Along the north shore OF Long Island, particu-
larry In the territory within the limits OF the city
the long lists of sales reported by operators sno"
a broadening of the market and reaiizauon on
the part of investors of the value Oh noii' SCI
tions within easy access of Manhattan
Tn MaIha the last and most exclusive develop
n,ent of the Realty Trust the sales include ploe
fronting on 18th street, Keenan, Place and Niaioa
Drive: a plot fronting the Long Island ran
road MaIba Drive and 21st street, ADJOINING 'ho
new $4,000 station of the Long lsand f.
os,. Eve lots on the north side Of 18th street,
,+ryssn the East and West bouevards; piot
on the northeast corner Of Boulevard Drive am.
o,at street: plot Of fifteen lots on the
corner Of MaIba Drive and list street Inc sites ~
sold TO investors on wnlcn hisn-c
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

be 20 feet deep. with extension S"'S' sres
partly covering the alley II will Do u s.,rs
and granite with trimmings OF limestone ~ ,.,sr,
Gotta The facade will be finished Win - al
OF Ionic pattern at the first two stories snd
the two topuost stories supporting cor - !. tuH
haI,strads The building win be equipped with ,a
power plant for manufacturing and IS 10 00s'
600 Banister q ScheIl are the architects .sa
Plans have also been filed for making -,,s,s
four story hous No. 5oS 5th ave. into -. ,u,
and store building. with elevator service - a
provements being made for William NJ OWo' -
owner. at a cost of $1,000 and for addins ~, =
canine story to the eight story office oui- Ing
Nos 50 and S2 East 21st ST. the improvement, "A
for Fred W. Evers. as owner. Walker
and Peter NJ Coco are the architects
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
TRADING AT BAYSIDE, FLUSHING.

The Mcknight Realty Company sold. in the last
ten DAYS, lightweight lots IN It's Long Island
tracts .ortv-.tne being bought by the Lawrence
Construction Company
Some of the sales were follows: At Bayside
Flushing. to John Flaherty, plot Soxloo feet, in
Highland ave-; TO Thomas Fitzpatrick, a plot sox1O0
feet in Woodland ave; to George Silverthorn. a
plot s1x1O0 feet, at Woodland ave ana Palace
Boulevard: to Andrew Rogers, plot 4Sxloo feet in
Woodland ave and TO w. Clifford. plot 60x1O0
feet. in Highland
AT Lawrence Manor. to Ethel Hughson, plot
sz1oe fest. In TN ST. to g. Bstnaont, plot 4a10o
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS POPULAR.

Boards of directors of cooperative savings and
loan associations in the metropolitan district met
within the week to hear reports from secretaries
for the last six months. These reports were of a
satisfactory nature, and. although in common with
other institutions of a similar character, a few
of the larger organizations had an unusual NUM-
ber of withdrawals. members who wished their
money were paid off promptly.
Anairs are now in a normal condition and, in
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

feet in Montauk ave. and to ]. A Scollard plot
6Cx10O feet, in Montauk ave.
At Cedarhurst North. to S. j. Kelley, a plot
40x150 feet, in West Broadway; to H. D. Roulston
plot 60x1G0 feet. in Cedarhurst ave, and to Frank
Adams a plot 4Ox1O0 feet. in Cedarhurst ave
At Flushing Terrace. to A. M, and L. D. Ed
wards, plot 12Ox1O0 feet, in 18th St
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
tn AFTER 4oD ST BUILDING.

McKim Mead & White architects, nave nieo ioi
the American Safe Deposit Company plans with
buildings Superintendent Murphy for remodellng
the companys six story and basement building at
the southeast corner of Fifth ave. and 42d St. In
connection with the proposed widening OF lhe ave
The ornamental high stoop entrance Is to hs re-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

moved and new entrance at the street level
built with marble finished vesupule' win uo
of wrought iron grille work and new staircase
The street curb is to be rebuilt eight feet nearer
the building line than at present, ana ne"
granolithic sidewalk laid, doing away with the
present basement. The proposed Improvements are
10
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
An s8OO,OOO PROJECT.
Plans ProUide for Office Structure
on Beekman Street Site.

Plans have been filed for the Improvement OF ms
premises No. 25 TO % Beekman ST. exte1dias
through the block to No 81 to 81 Ann st. with
twelve story and basement commercial bulidlns
TO be erected for the NaSsa u-Beekrnan Company
of which Robert RalSton Reed is president 1hs
plot is now occupied by five four and i've story
manufacturing buildings, built around a oins
alley.
The b1rding Will have a frontage Of 5S feet On
Ann st and S7u feet on Beekman St, and WIZ
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
SALES OF LONG ISLAND LOTS.

The Mccormack Real Estate Company reports
tho following sales of property at Floral Park: To
s Cruise. plot 40x1O0 feet in Locust St; to j. Cl-
monski. a plot 4Ox1OO feet in Spruce st; to Harry
Auerback. a plot 40x100 feet in Spruce St: to NJ j.
Moran q nlot 40x1OO feet in Walnut St; to r j.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
Will. SELL MAHER ESTATE HOLDINGS

The property on the Rockaway peninsula owned
by the Patrick Maher estate is to be sold on Sat
urday, August /. Among the parcels is an Averns
house.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BEATTY NOTES,

Walter ". Price has purchased through Cornelius
G. Kolf The Beeches, on Emerson Hill, staten
Island. The house is on tract OF aoout Iour anu
one-half acres
The RinleY Realty Company Todd Brothersl has
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

Will also be a much more attractive place
larger numbers OF home seekers.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

At 9TH STREET AND RIVERSIDE
DRIVE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-28
RAILROAD zrME CARD.
~ FAc Qchsduls-
LITTLE LOCALE.

4. Have you seen the new coats a
wagner's. 30t
Your merchant handles fresh home
ground meal, ask for It. II
Mr.. w. p. Jones of Harvey was a
visitor 70 the city Friday.
DR.. May Of Smetana was a visitor
TO the city Friday morning.
New line OF furs at A. ]. Wagner &
Cos. 306
Mr.. r. l.. Buchanan OF Steep Hol
low was visitor to the city Friday.
Mr.. ]. p. Gilpin OF harris School
House was In the city Friday.
Special prices on ladies suits and
wraps at Wagners. zoo
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Risinger OF Hol-
lSagan Chapel were visitors TO the
city Friday morning.
Mr.. A. J. Tabor of Rock Prairie
transacted business here Friday morn
ing.
4. Mr. w. ID. Yardley Of Harvey was
business visitor TO the city Friday
morning.
Moore & Payne of Edge were in
the market yesterday for a nice bill
Of goods.
Rail shipments have arrived here
for Moore q Payne OF Edge and Aug
ust Prenzel OF Kurten.
Miss Cora Gardner OF Harvey Wis
tied the city Friday and shopped with
our progressive merchants.
For Rent-The Tom Lee restau-
rant. already furnished for running.
Apply to ]. n. Cole. 291-31e
Fresh bread. cakes, etc. at the Tex.
as Bakery. Mrs. Otto Boehme. Pro
prietor. diff
Mr.. w. f. Graham of Rock Prairie |
visited the city Friday morning and
transacted business with Bryan,s pro- !
gresslve dealers.
For Sale-All my livestock farm
ing implements, corn and everything !
useful for farming purposes.
c. c. Gannaway,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-28


| Wanted-House girl. Bohemian OF
German. Phone 8 College Station
There are good situations here for
three girls. 31O
Ring vick's Feed Sore for all kinds
of feed stun. Home ground chops are
purer and better. Corn bought, sold
or exchanged for meal. phone 376 If
Mr.. Elijah Lindsey has returned to
Brazos county after some months
spent In Coleman county. Mr.. Lind.
sey is citizen Of the Reliance COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Taylor ayld the two
Misses Taylor, all of Cross, Grimes
county, were in the city Friday morn
ing on a shopping trip.
NOTICE. am q contestant in the
Houston Post contest Please save
me your votes. Telephone me and |
will call for them. Mrs. Matte
Scrimshire. Phone No. 340 307.
Every vote cast in Zapata county
was for Taft. Texas ought TO make
a present Of Zapata county to Mexico
and II she refuses to accept the gift
whip her and make her take IL.
Mrs. MENDOZA is at home again after
a severe spell OF sickness of several
weeks duration at Houston. Though
not fully recovered her condition is
much improved.
Ten years ago Wash Shealey. then
sheriff OF Starr county, proposed to
sell to the writer a tract of land I'm |
the Rio Grande valley for fifty cents |
per acre. The same land Is now val |
ued at $50 per acre.
Mr.. William Atwood Bittle OF Wash
Ington, La. arrived in the city for
4 few days visit to his brother, Mr..
Guy p. Bittle. and. other relatives,
in this vicinity. Mr.. Bittle
vas accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
,. p. Bittle. who returns to her home
here. after few weeks spent with Mr..
3ittle. in Louisiana.
Corn contains twelve per cent pro-
Elm and fat, rice bran 20 per cent
Feeding value for hogs 100 per cent
more than corn, Price 33 l.3 per cent
ess than corn. pound for pound. All .
'est posted feeders are using il and
We are handling II in car lots fast
nough to keep 1t fresh. Phone 376.
ticks Feed Store. 309. ,
For Sale-Two room house, three
OTIS within one block west side school.
Hiss Charlotte Galloway property.
apply TO DIR. ]. w. Cavitt. 307.
LOST-K. p. watch charm between ,
arm and College. Reward for return
0 me. ], w. Rawls. 1925