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The daily sentinel., 1913-11-29

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The daily sentinel., 1913-11-29

Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-29

Reports from the Rangers show an
average of about three feet OF snow
in the high country.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
81. MhKfS CLUB
WNl GsK PIA1

The. st. Nark's mems club 0of the
loevA Episcopal church, have at their
Ibusinesst0 meeting decided by unni-
nous vote to take up home talent
play entitled Hood River County
Fair" This play was written by An
ME Sara Book. West Virginian who
has made the drilling and PRODUCING of
home talent plays speciality. This
home talent play, Hood River County
Fair" has been her biggest and meast
successful. Wherever it hes been given
1t has been an immense success, as 1t
90 doubt will be here. The plan a~l
vlot of this play is very simple -nsss-
irg but county fsir scens vis. all
sla,Nsr OF psople cssins 10 the fsse.
II sill - . sssl pennrs o< tse sss sas
tiple cenptB tsls, eitS dbspAts in@Rm.
srss sie os sicb. ysllev samssiw, 10
prxstosS, tmknsrtAs s4uashes. nos@tuas'
care OF sssoe cess, sss asslss ara arg
Aad stsxy bind 81 ssuit slS ve@utakxgs
1eise6 II She srssss oS RosA kiys~
ssuaH.
WGSe tAs aisSgss Ssose oSncsikut1
ere awsys Ea tfd Am - tks czssasy
b ii, PES sks naG N ntsxtas of Sa paS-
eisslat Aood Rites cesss txss. q !.
tss dlalssAs u Gs sisxt~s =. II Ssis
snd in tie NuAicsl mas taA se - ssas
entsd. Ss ehs scsss opsA tl~ los1
mouthed takers. leSonais san, side
shoV msn, balloon mon vill AS.o~t
desfsn you eits thsis siysH yslls.
Then rolloSs q quick susssssion of fsc-
Asrs. old maids. school boys. jockeys,
pRsschsrs, bride and ssoon, sold brick
men, cisy visitsN and all tse ckas@.
tefs ono cen possiAly isasfss sS q
soun6S faik, sesB tith As sxgseEriats
dtatkus and coAsexeStwa. . - tkess
dislogUes ore o: tSe nsas ssnssous
sasurs cad hsvS Ids sas ssi@dk to
t1smSthCs ssnYuiees sra aspasss stsn
tsA s.seAtei5 %plsnSs.
But tstsN ell, no em@tesa Cd ssstiAn-
rsAnt 10 this set Nns zee cae d AsVc-
cess without plSHty of ssE6 lively up
to d@Se 4IsSsc, end SAs Gill ss~s it in
sse County RSis. One ofaks sim musi.
cal features is TsSdN Bsae th5ssS by
80 little wir~ betpsen the ae@s OF
three and nins yeaSk It's one osthe
prettiest AVID cstess ever. There will
be another ckildren's chorus and six
young men and youet ladies' chorHses.
all It these are thl latest, catchiest
SONGS productions and Ere presented in
fa bosaAiful, attractiSa mans6A
TIE sS @ark's caaech has dscieed 3
pr&ses @is sdFAerteinmeaA at He'll
bronner hall the aBt Seek in Movem-
ber. The committees have been ap-
pointed for the various dep&tments of
the preliminary work. TShe. best talent
of the city will be invitsd and there
can be no doubt of the fair being a
\ rousing success.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
Nll B
Gsii Tb GpY3

RSs1 gllaton godses. hSes of the
0egeft@eeA of EiolCay st ClSek UNI
SesaseY. pepre he htR bedl Cor msny
gaaes tuk vko Is nee spensale . tsas's
Iaasa a skassss conducting IvDse for
1ka Usivesslea of 0Se@on htension
seveFsment, oil 10 in the cits during
this Nsssions % the county teachers in
stituts. November 5, 6 and z.
ssof. Hodges will deliver a lecture
to sse eeHssal public at tho rooms of
d. Commercial club while here. He
10 ono of the best known biologists in
tse country, hevips been the fnstisator
OF tAs "sSet the w" movement. He
dee visitss cities infected 9th typhoid
end by his practical meshOea hes
clsSesd out the districss end clssnss
tie pieces os sne dread disease. In one
soess tssy tell . ssory that I a. tss to
D. iSp~fsss %, Vvs by class in BIOL
asy eftsS the so.s a. frot Hedges
bad been fsiSbsd4 fiss slsthyds last
seaf pxsdficbily slmibptcd tbe 6y mn
sat1cS Of EugSn0.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16

s. G. Soule. Beg. 20 rods N and
6 and 2-3 rods E of the center Of Sec
"a IN, 10E, II so rods, E 32 rods, 8
60 rods. W. s2 rods to beginning Sec.
"a, SAT-.
Same, 8 acres off E side of SEA
NEA (& piano store) Sec 81, 2N,
10 E, $3.50.
Alonza Taylor. Ell Eh swA NJ
u, Sec s, 2N, ZOE. 2.12.
J Thornton. VIZ SWA NwlS Sec
8, 2N, ZOE. s7.77.
Title Guaranty & Trust Co, Idle
wild, lots 3-6-s-22, block Z, and lot 1s,
block 8, and SWA. Sec 4, 1851.
Same. NEA SEA. Sec S, and NwA
NEh, Se0 s, 2N, Sc, $13.14
H H Tomlinson, NEA SEA, Sec
20, IN, ZOE. SAT-.
Arnold Taylor. s is A, SEA NEA,
Sec 3S. 2N eE. $6O7.
B -Verbacher, Erwin G. Watson, lot
4S, block ., s .36.
G F @uighes, N rs A SW Y NEA,
'Ae SO, On, sR, @s.A5.
wetsoA. ", Erwin D Watson, lots
l2-41-424344, bloch S, s 81.
Same, 100 n 50 in Sec 27, 9N, los,
$50.
4 o Waud, ESEiR D watson lea.
lets 1920, bl slk -.
williAa1s. G. D., H. n, Pnsss, lat
z, bl 20, Sh lot 5, sldek I'll. sts.s7.
Wygant lot /, See 8. Is. 1OR, $40.
J l. Whesler, Erwin q Vatsn, lst
&5 block s, y 10.
s A Wherry. SEA NEA,2-3 lot z.
Sec s, 2N, 9E, s .s5.
G D Woodwork, E1s sen SwA,
lot Z, is, ZOE, @.54.
Susan B Frisbse. ParkhurR, lot 1.
blGsb q $5.2S. Is ss3.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
sSe asauEssv *AH hlsr Ioa TH @
YwAR or 1an&

~ Eszsaa : - Ah % CAaptef ssS
~ ~ ssH~ER ass ii o4ssaA
Afte- tas .-ssHstisA sf ts-4. yssx.
ss~s tAs ssss q sbksxasems 4ae 49,
sE sA~s susss /. isa~ .atissss.s.
a sslA~@as~v q ,sid ysussrSs h
sas ssaAmAw. sAessas + WI xros sms t.
sswe ss-ss a=ss~s fch tn ssaswasas d.
sAssaaat sAaszwsv sNat the &sas -
u ossaAaR. Saass o
W. G. Alfssk etae Ssms ,Ass, lot :;
bloch 1, -.
W. H. Andrews, W. MEL Ell NJ
,akc. 80. IN, lie, 1854
MSs / alley. swiA aGA aR& Sc,
", 1S OdA saaAe.
g nadckaasm, AzamwtM kN g. NO.
d #k9M
BR Hzaasse, ASaM MasR lot 9,Nl6l
|3, $g.es.
Bra.ale& Bros. Vol 8, pS@s 1926
ssec 81, Ssg, ZOE, N45@6
IhrPln nasAaeN Winahs To&n, lot
8. blosA 9, o. .33.
SatRs. sSaaMnasaH6ea bs. sEsl lea Il
blo& 4, Gsn63.
p d n DreaRn, io9 s. Sec 6, IN. sE
e;G.slS.
EFF Cannon, Nk NJ NEh sEH
Sec SO. zN, ZOE, OPS. W
HA Cunning. bt Ginning at the Sc
corner of dhe NEA of tho sWA W
is On, NE rs Ch. to center off Sec q
SOR to Beg Ex q A. Sec 20. 2N ZOE
s6.5s.
T s Clark and Mercer. 13 acres
Sec ., On, 1OE. s21.k2.
EB Clark. Clark's Add. lot 2. block
2, $1.ss.
Arthur Clark. Hood River Proper
lots S.s-10.11. block 25. s1742
e e Coad. Barrett Sipma. lot g.
block A. $3.50
Carrie B Coe. Goes Ard. LOT 2. block
E, s71s.
M Crapper. Parkhurst N2-s, lot /
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
Skin SuffererS-Read

The effect OF d. d. d. is to sooths in
stantly. as soon as applied; then II pene-
trates the pores. destroys and throws
on all disease germs and leaves the
skin clean and healthy.
We are SO confident OF the marvellous
power of d. d. D. that we have taken
advantage Of the manufacturers guar
antee. to offer you a full-sixe bottle on
trial. You are to Judge the merits Of
the remedy in your own particular case.
If It doesn't help you. 1t costs you
nothing.
d. d. d. Soap Is made Of the same
healing ingredients. Ask US about It.
kerr & CAss, Druggists
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
CITIZENS TALK ROAD BONDS
CONTINUED From Page one)

who attend the fair.
The eEbipit IN the horticultural
building, as proposed by c. N. Rayliu.
secretary Of the club, will be comprised
Of huge apple, in which will be dis
played q panorama Of the Hood River
Valley and choice products of the dis
triet.
DIR. Watt commended this idea. say
ing that il would give the Valley dis
tinctive advertising. and that the Wis
itors to the fair would continue in the
belief that Oregon was part Of Hood
River.
Capt. Otis d. Treiber, proprietor Of
the Underwood- Hood River ferry sys-
tenn, addressed the club members, tell
ing them Of the proposed means of Sc
curing a permanent dock for Hood
River. One would be by building a
jetty on the Washington side above the
present landing place OF the White
Salmon ferry system. and extending a
pier out to point west Of the present
Regulator line wharf boat. However.
this would entail greater expense and
would cause a I'll to settle on the
Washington side of the river. Another
proposed plan would be to have the
mouth of the Hood river dredged.
However. Mr.. Trieber's favorite plan
is that offered by Louis A. Henderson,
who has drawn up set of plans for
Ser to extend from the foot of First
street for 1000 feet to deep water.
Mr.. Treiber arged the people to take
more interest in the permanent wharf,
declaring that il was as important MS
good roads.
''The Underwood people desire to ex-
press their thanks publicly to the city
for the walk leading over to the ferry
landing" said Mr.. Treiber.
DIR. F. c. Brosus and j.. H. Hell
bronner made sLQ;t talks, urging action
on the part of the club as to good
roads, Or. Brosius warne1 the citis sus
that proper surveys should be made.
"It would perhaps not be amiss," said
he, ''to spend 10 per cent of the funds
raised by the issue in getting good sur
veys. q
J. E. Robertson, manager of the
Stanley-Smith Lumber9Co. while he
made no talk at the meeting, expresses
himself as being in thorough accord
with the policy of bond issue.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
ChriStiN CAalR

A. A. Beery, of PorFand, father OF
Mrs. P, 6. Schreuders OF this city, was
visiting his daughter l@st Sunday anc
occupied the puplit of tie First Chris.
tian church in the evening. He took
for his subject, "The End of the Com.
mandment is Love-" and preached 9
very inspirational sermon. We hope
he may come this way again.
Services next Sunday, as ususE. Bi.
BILE school at 9:45. prompt. The at.
tendance is on the increase. The talk
following the communion service will
be on the topic: prayer and Public
Ministry" The Endeavor service al
80 will be new feature. A number
Of telegranN will be read. These ser
Wees are most interesting. Come.
The subject for the evening service
will be the one announced for last Sun
day evening: Five Supremes.
A. B. Cash, Minister pro tenn.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
New voel., rlr.aalt. ..rflr. E.EI'IIll'iT n !,

New Nofss Flrs Exearss I.ene
III was In i84l." said the olcest In
habitant. 'that ! was witness to that
wonderful event the appearance on
broadway Of the frst express wagon
II was one horse affair with very
white canvas cover, on which was
painted conspicuously In very black
letters the word Express The wagon
made Its way up and down the thor
oughfare, to the wonder of beholders,
who soon became curious to learn
what II meant Men came out Of their
stores and women leaned out Of the
windows to look at this ridiculous af.
fair People Of that time were consid-
cred either lazy or proud who objected
to carry home the purchases they
made. A tale went the rounds that .
woman customer of A. T. Stewart, the
dry goods merchant. had required him
to send home to her some insigniHcant
purchase she had made at his store
and that he had hired dray to do II,
sending the bill to her. In this he was
considered entirely justified. Hitherto
delivery OF goods was made BY any
chance carrier who would 60 out OF
his way to get what was required to
be brought home"-New York Sun.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
Hills Now Beautiful

The rains and the frosts of the past
week have worked a glorious change
on the hillsides and gorges of the Mid
Columbia district. On the Underwood
Heights tho change seemed to come
about in days time. Sunday after
noon, while bank of clouds was hang
ing over the northern part of the dis
trlct, the sunshine pierced the gray
mlsts of the region and lighted up the
sides of the Columbia gorge on the
Washington bank, and a picture was
thus formed that is not usually seen.
Every bit of the color seemed to be
magnihed, and the view, more shaded
than a Joseph's coat, would have glad
dened the heart of an impressionistic
artist.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
PILGRIMS PROGRESS
PICTURES INTERESTING

The announcement last week that
the Chautauqua Association had Sc
cured the wonderful Pilgrims Progress
, motion pictures for the benefit Of the
Chautauqua fund has aroused consider
able interest These pictures viii be
given next Monday and Tuesday nights
at Heilbr0nner hall at special admis-
sion price of Is cents. The reel takes
nearly two hours to run off. These
pictures are the same that enjoyed the
long run at the Heilig theatre in Port
land last May at 80 cents a seat, and
are produced here by the Heilig theatre
management under special arrange
ment with the Chautauqua Association.
These have never been shown IN any
Of the moving picture houses Of the
country. Klaying only toe first class
theatres.
These Pilgrims Progress pictures
have attained as much fame in the
field of animated photography as Bun
vans pen pictures have in the field of
literature. With the exception of the
Bible, the book has been translated
into more languages than any other
book ever printed. When, 235 years
ago John Bunyan wrote this MASTER
piece of English literature, he little
thought that the twentieth century
would Giew his immortal work in
pii to-pla drenched with the atmos-
phere of the seventeenth century rev.
erently portrayed and faithfully repro
ducing the allagS.ical characters
C1ated by him during bis persecution
and incarceration in Bedford Jail. 1t
3 a triumph in the art of motion pic
lures.
IL is only through a moving picture
Tclt so stupeU Gus a work caI0 be sue
cessfulIy executed. No. theatre could
possibly offer such spectacle. The
pictures were taken in the beautiful
country surrounding Torino. lts}g, the
natural scenery affording afmaL ticent
setting. The hero. Christian, is por-
tQyed by Alexander SaletSa one of
tkgsNorld's greatest tragedians.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16

We want all skin sufferers who have
suffered for many years the tortures of
disease and who have sought medical aid
In vain, to read this.
We, as old established druggists of
this community. wish to recommend to
you a product that has given many re-
lief and may mean the end of your
agony. The product is mild. simple
wash. not patent medicine concocted of
various worthless drugs. but a scientific
compound made of well known antiseptic
Ingredients 1t is made in the ODD.
laboratories OF Chicago and is called the
Odd. Prescription for Ecxsma.
This is q doctors special prescription
--ons that has effected many wonderful
curek
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16

Issaxmee o6 tts nsnass In vbLcb II
@M9. sne of sss set rs@artsDs %.
yaHs IeAe ess this yssy 80 stAi:!tea
y %vn t@ ssss of tts xsst bx q. q.
&h4essd. 1t ~ oS ~ SpitxSnLpfe
vasiet. aAd SssS bstesn Dc ctstkR
ptaaes liass srsncsss. 9ls fsSe he'd
wleRmmS sp Aro~aS ~ liaIA are Aati
NnAate@ tsll. ut is ssA srkahia g. ss
Y ssab nok s3llss oS the branch by to
a9eaeing of the tree" says Mr.. Shep-
a&.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
A LlTTus BIT OF PARADISE.
Tahiti, In the so6tb s.s., q Place ~
Charm and Leisure.

Rprotongn gives you kind Of foasS
taste Of the whole charm flld befEty OF
the south seas II Is the apae.iaEs t,fs
hors doeuvre. not tie Whole meal. Ia.
hltI Is the Ss'i,5s thing. the na<g this4
to thing one 6as draareR aSenk 40
ones life, the thisk @alch s4aaie Ste
venson leave EhrogA Afoxev4r. hII tsizlsse
Of fairy talds and all Isk,s srom As-
mer downward Lhave always iuaaeinsd
,the existence Of certain isiansas whic6
were Sc full Of magic and charm ttaa
they turned man frsss ha duty aus
from all tasks, iahoe or occuFateh In
which he was tAssagaA aNa iSxd him
a willing carsive VIE would sAt sfS1
~ captivity - s.ll thfss l~iass ct tn
busy world.
stsvensoa IN sxs ef a.ss bsspss "rass
wsecker," thAk. saskr t.st II q nsssa
VIE Is toiS.B In se~ss E>eaisk tsvn
was to bs sszl1sAaaig tAaasssMts6 as snss
Il ths sosta ass Stssds. In thu aslsh
tsshSod - sxsaL ssas6 ksa6 visits q
~ @auty Ast W tsssA srsf tten we ~
10 ~ trsMAsNamk ssek saseda b hM
I~sseeic agS Wy sisrsHaeNs aa
would say, "st esy ss4se ssve sai ss
A~am." rsat ~ hsS$ 500 rgles vaan
Ns has SaM Nshs& eAas tHses ass -
I'D ous's aAaeAk
YL~ sss q nskAslts es--As l.wnIG
AZ ys - xss A yse - LISA t~ 10
sevs~G vtzlp EksszsAH - ssc&nk a.
one aide ss rssupe - Hekt bsAe ~Sk
caflls htas stsetch,~0 sst ises tiss s<sss
talline ssAa. remiadisy ess ef NapiAly
Capri and sorresto. ass In tle msddss
a the ctmy there lie a tiny little lslanS
consisela1 of a few eoc0a sslms. TNs
sen Is a tssssrarsst aeuss. Little whaIs
houses sss dottei all alsss tp lies n
the ltaksas rssaHzsx Ia sstse assg. we
walks6 aesns tss bslses ines ttss fittl,
town asak sss ~ ssaEerss. b w&s
spring IN EahIti, ass eveky slasi Of ssae
glnata.s Ae&&sn sxss p ssszaaa ~ aHSe
less sssf sstssva@ ~ Aeassy &Ss@rRf
thins atsxas wsla b Tshiti
The aangpAs sesasaasf eatsa ashghaal
contersNN a4sa i~wka,sAty ssaSMk I
was sthaeAaa@ aaesae eaps mais seswae
and vsstslk to slst to the Nhsssa ss
which | EnMw was soaAswassse sa5A4l
that 4tpeas& I stappe4 at a ss<es ~
asked ws4s ~ was going the right
way The seerekeeper. who vss
Frenchlman. said. "Yess go aNs shinx
right" I tiaaa sAk4a q Il was fass
The stAar sAazE n wass vsb@ fh
indee1 II worAa tasse NE ~ ge&l
quartak ssEaa tsuR u tyeWty sAahesse.
to waM aanae. aasaad him " ~ v
hire conveyance. as was IN ahussel
tie shSA his haasi anAif tsasaag&t 10 uns
likely. then went on Hay way. ]
thought woaNl stsst tinaes tagAAlf and
see hoy Ie.asa ias dHal tass to reach ~
postoT walked fadls bat ! tsaR Z
tS my sSaGl,s NAt, tbfss 10 toeSN ue %
actly thfs ranutG % set thasse
Doubtless It woah tire taken a psN
tive Of Tahiti twenty nl.nutesa Theu
Is 90 such thing as hurry aud no such
thing as energy 10 these hlaua,A -Mau.
rice Barring In Metropolitan.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
.CIIY RlEUSTRAM0IN
ER8aIaESsnS Sk0lyLY

Rg1ia1atikn in the city for the gen.
ersE election in skvemtkr is still very
s$0&. Only S1e out df tls. aMkoyimate
votks - - city AeBisteieal for the
ne=esek n Nsezhsazzt. Party afA1ia-
tion sslk stt se1punt to very Much in
the mssicisna ehcNHah h&re. How
ester. tle vetsss have not begun to reg
&a!ks for tbs ssAeral election. "We
will hawe to do good bit of swearing
IN, Says RecoSser Howe, ''for in addi-
tte to the 3l9 who have already regis
tened but 10 or 20 have since appeared
at 10 city oasss and expressed their
Assaas to raasasser. nsss.zsaz1eakaEs
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16

36e tcatber in 3 .ssndfs ssBeol a.
ssys tfics d nsts lie a6aonS as o.
SsxCstSna - pssitLs.
q "f&o1e, csisdssn," Shs sajd. "At es
ses sfsS see xs2neGs bet AtSsG G1s eni-
<nAJ taedo& and the aOraest~ enirs sis
ssas kssaxs to is. Eco deyS named ell
Or Ann assic SSimeis tpt sns, Sho
CO. sell shas il is?"'
essts Sss no ysSly.
"Ssxs |" sxclsioss Teacher. "Does
no ore snov? ~ hes hrissly hsi,,
sisss sss sir., ssf ID io-s of ssttins
ists sss susH. "
b sss&ll h.s ss $hs era u tie sless
rSisrd o tiTss. &ssd.
We'll. Sllas," said fsoehsr.
please. 1Da'sh, said the htts hes
tsde.fialS. 'dts me. - October Liz
9incofs'A
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
Y, Sec 8, 2N, ZOE, si7.57.

1
Mrs Isaac Foster C4ss Add, lot 8
block B, s5.2S. y
A FredenbI.g, est, SEA SWA, Sec
2, IN, ZOE, $53.I.
e Friedrich S1s, lot s, Sec Is. IN
16E, $1O14.
Gassman a Klein, East 5a8 SEA
Sec. 33,1M4 ZOE, $3.50.
r d Gould, H. R. Proper. lot 2
block 3, s61.26.
Culver Gordon, Erwin & Watson
lot 31-32, block 6, s SO.
I c W Green, Vol l, page 14S, Sec
SO, SN, ZOE 1896.
Sadie Grimes, II r Proper, lots 9.1S
block 80, s7.13.O
H R Valley Apple Co, E1a SwA NE
u SWA, Sec 80, IN, ZOE, $5I24.
/, (Alex Rae)
Mary B Hodges, H R Proper, lots
2-23. block 81, 1892.
A B james, winans fpyA, lot 6
blck 1, 4 Ia
Gakstk q snitA, ~, NE& say
NwA, Lost 1-2-S,s. Ssc ~ so, 1s1
Ns.5s. 90
v Ksllsy, Iryh q wMsR let, loaa
1898, bloct 2, 4 80.
Slors \ Eilpp@, CNsssae I&zAs,
lets 1-s, slosek T. &@.h.
JoAs q ksllSea, tesviia, lots 7-&s
Is4tn. ssteh 1A sns.sS
ossrit Lsttsn, sk MEN saa WI S
s1<, Sec 20, 2N, Ion, and aik SEA,
PC "a. 2@, lob. ..D.5e
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liz, B.@.
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eAsE
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- Sc 81. 1OR, sIAss.
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Eliss P mpnsoa, NEK. SEC 81, Aa,
80, 1RaD.Gs
Nellie I. McCune, 33S acres N of
ditch ana cree1 in NV sor NY wv
u, See 20, On. ZOE. s25.S5.
R B Morton, NEA NwH NEA,
Sec %; IN, ZOE, $685..
EA Horton, Cass Ist, lot IA. bloch
B, @26,
N Nelson, NVA NWk, Sec 8, On,
sE, gG.SG
Iay Nichols, beginning at the cen
ter of Sec 10 w 80 r, S so R. 95 Ch
NE 20 Ch to beginning, Sec 20, On,
ZOE, ds.7S
Edith Phillips, NwA swA sW
u, Sec IS, 2N, 9E, sI.O7.
klice X Poole, Beg at NV corner
of Sec. 26, 2N, ZOE, E Ga rods, S 80
rods, w 16 rods, N 20 rods, wa rods
N 10 rods, W 20 rods, N go rods to
beginning, except two acres in w cor
s114.
H. s. Rowe, cascade Los sSs5aots
8, 4, 5, 6, Z, block /, and lots 5-4-5-
6-7-S, block and lots Z, 8 and 9 in
block 5, lots 2-3-4-5-6-7, block 8, and
lots S-4-5-6-7,S,s,1O,11,12, in block .
lots 1 to IL, block 10, 1 to IL, block
II, to 5, block IL and l to 6, block
1S, s45.46.
C. L. Roge4s. Hulls Add. lot 4,
block 8. vol. /. PAGES 215 and 362,
s42.75. o
Santa Fe Pace R R SEA, NWA,
Sec. Il, 2N, 9E, $13.52.
Charles Scadding, Cass' Third Ad-
dftion, lot II, block E, s71S.
Mrs. D. Stewart, NY SEA SEk,
Sec 5. 2N, ZOE, $716.
]. H. Sweeny, H. R Park, lot 10,
block 1. sos.
Sweeny, M. H., H R Park, lot IS,
block l, $ .0S.
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We all forget at times but there is one
thing we do not want to forget and that
Is Insurance. Have you insured your
new barn, apple house and the contents
and are your house and contents well
covered2 Reed 4 Henderson represent
reputable companies and will take care
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Nobody knows what was the 6rst
thing Adam said to Eve. but the
chances are she spoke 6rst Charles
ton News and Courier.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16
Heapect.

Teacher Elmer. yoa may define the
word respect" Little Elmer-It's the
feeling one kid has for another what
can lick him. Chicago News
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Deta prepaed by c.. G. ssxdnA
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