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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-25
IHAW'S COUSIN KILLED
hci'"Ve" 10 Have Committed En,...- + :.
tyiER IN Front OF Trui,

,lSfeeai TO The Times pispntch
','K.!h' ia" juno -t-john fozr
asfed forty years fulI coueir or yta,r,
4 Ihaw, was killed ny a Train vest 49,.
near this city and. IL is beneved -,
ms death was intentional me .rgi
ho"r SAYS that when he rounded =
curve Ross was ly1ng Directly .c-o..
he trek lie had tcnn ~, inrna,n ~.
state institution FOR foehln.r'f,aod
Persons ann ran away from th4rc go,
e,a' nays ago. lie was on his wa ;.
"hen he met his death. ."
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BARRIERS ELECT OFFICERS
Union of Rjchmond Eor
ImnIIy InstuLIcu LnsI NI,.hI

, The Journeymen BARRIERS Union OF
SIlch5n1hd' recently organized by 4 c
A!ende!!. was installed and officers
elected at meeting held last night
IN the Rex Hall. 3o7 North Seventh
street ~
The following officers were chosen.
Joseph Nayo. president. a T. CalTen-
berg. vice president W n Rice. sec
Talbot, recording secretary. and Harrv
covert guard Trustees-Arthur g
Kunge. j. 4. Braithwaite and sol Siden
berg.
sixty four members were present. and
unusual enthusiasm prevailed one Of
the principal objects OF tho orraniza
non Is FOR the general Improvement or
the trade in the city
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CAUSES HER ARREST
rolls s s A. Accuses Mrs; Thorpe, owne

Policeman Accuses Mrs. Thorpe, Owner
of Rex Theatre, OF Abusing Him.
Mrs. a. E. Thorpe. proprietor Of the
Rex Theatre. Broad and Seventh
noon on the charge of being disorderIy
and using abusive language to Patrol
man w. q. Moore. The officer. II was
said, called her attention to a collar
which was in need OF repair. She is
said TO have become angry when he
spoke 10 her about it, and her Lam
guage, 1t was said. was such that 1t
led him to swear out a warrant for her
She was bailed for her appearance in
Police Court without being sent to a
police station,
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SIM, nr .,..........o x-i
summary: First base on crrorS-New York
l. Errors-Fisher, Miller. Two. base hits
S Sl Meyers, Snodgrass Three base hit
DoyIe. Sacrifice hit-Tcsreau stolen base
Doyle. Double play-Cutshaw to Fisher 10
Dauoert' hett on bases-prookyn b. New
nork; .. Hts.On Stack. In innings: off
AlhEilnE' = In Innings. First base on halls
oft Stack, !: off resreau. 9 Struck out-By
STACK 8: by Tesrcau. Z. CmpireS. KLEIN and
Orth. Time Of game. l:40.
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CINCINNATI Wins tir., Co.,

Lake Forest, H.. June 24-The Gin
series for the mid Western polo cham :
pionship from Kansas city today n I
the Onwenssia Country Club. 10 IA 10
with n rush. tying the score with ONLY
two and one half minutes to play SAT-
urday the winner of to7morrow's game
Will play the Cincinnati club for the
trophy.
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ST. LOUIS BEAT CUBS

Grner, followed by single BY Hug
siTiS' In the nth inning. scored the
Won ! 10 o. Each side made eleven
hts, and the Cardinals peeled one dou-
Rain Gueered the double header pro
gram, the first game being stopped in
the htst half of the second inning The
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BROWNS SLAUGHTER sOX

Chicago. Ill. June 24.-The Browns
slaughtered the White Sox S to 0 to-
after walking one he was found for n
single and a double. yielding two runs
White then relieved him. with none
side two more runs came across. In
me ninth four hits including a triple
by, Mitchell. followed by base on
Dal!s, yielded four runs. The SoX had
numerous chances to score, but bad
hltting Judgment prevented. The
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GIANTS WALLOP
DAHLEN'S OUTFIT
With Big Jeff Tesreau in Form.
McGraw Shuts Out Brooklyn
Team.
DOYLE GETS TIMELY TRIPLE
No Real Excitement, but Plenty
OF Amusement for Loyal
Home Fans.

Ne, New York, June 24.-Pitchinc in his
Brooklyns only five hits. the Giants
winning the contest 4 to o. In addition
out Sin men Stack was taken OUT OF
NE W poN after tho second inning. and
= ing ing. VINO succeeded him. held the
GlantS well in check. McGraw denied
1nat ne intended trading Her2og and
burnS Tor Bob Bescher, OF the Cincin-
natl Reds; The score:
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r.i.,.sIaSS '''H'ES' r.
DE troit ......... n n n s6S6c
summary: Firs, base errors evelend
a: Detroit ,. Errors-Turner a., Wit V.arh
Ghinor' Wi!!ei, f:l. Mckee Two-bate hit
S,ttaWtorc Three base hit-Cra wfo5d sac
iH'ce hitS-D Nei!l. Olson, GTaneY stolen
gases-O!s son, Ryan, Bush. Double play
iurner TO l-ajcie 10 Johnstor. Icrt on bases
-t!eNcland. 4. Detroit. /. Hits-Ou Kahle,
b IN inninss: on Bihndine. o. First base
on balIs-On kahler. :: on Banding .; OF
l'etG O. struck out-By W!lleu 4 Um-
pres Evans and Egan. Time o: game, a5e
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bOEHL|NG ADDS
ANOTHER VICTORY
Blanks Yankees in Game Which
Went But Eight Innings
by Agreement.
hit JUST FIVE TIMES
Local Product Holds New Yorks
Well in Hand Through I
out Contest.

Washington. June 24.-Grinith bumped
mighty smart battle, pitched by George
MCCONNELL and Joe Bochling, n Young
Dutch eft-hander from Richmond, Va,
rhis was the third fun game he pitched
In 1919. and he only allowed the Yanks
NC ploWS, sweeney was put out OF
the game In the third for disputing a
decislon, and Gossett relieved him. The
game. was called at the end OF the
eighth TO allow thu Yankees to catch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-25
LIGHTNING CAUSES FIRE
Enters Rnsemcnf of bakery on Wires
md Durns rhroMGh GINS Pine.

Entering the basement OF the plant
OF the American Bread and Baking
Company. STA East Leigh Street. dur
ine the severe electric storm last night
lightning caused a hole TO be burnt
through gas pipe. setting fire to the
building When Engine Companies
Nos. 1 and and No. Truck. in charge
of Ass istant Chief Wise responded to
an alarm from Box No Ga Second and
Leigh Streets the blaze was burning
briskly. hut it was put out in a short
while. The damage was slight.
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AVIATOR BROWNS
Ills AeropInne Turns Turtle md Drops
Into LIKE.


Bath, y. Y, June 2i-Fred F. Gardi-
ner. an AVIATOR was drowned when
his aeroplane turned turtle and fell
100 feet into Keuka Lake yesterday az
ternoon. He tipped the machine tribe
too sharply as he was turning its
course. and 1t quickly Topped over
plunSing into the water with him I'M
derneath il.
After the fall flying boat put out
from shore. and it's occupants. Francis
Wildman and c. G. Witner dived re :
peatedly for Gardeners body. but il was
not recovered. Gardiner was twenty
four years old. His home was in Port
land Me. while his relatives live in
HannastoWn, Pa.
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PHiLLIES TAKE SERIES

Boston. Juno o4.-The Ph!llies cleaned
up the four games of the series with
the Boston Nationals By winning the
early in the game. and Knocked him out
OF the box IN the third inning Dick
pitched fine bali The Bo 9ttGMe ht s sim,
ton hard in spots. but had many men
LEFT on bases. The score:
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3 y o q o d as
'tS.icaso .......e 0 0 0 90
summary: Errors-Pratt. Rath Bodie
Two.base hit-Pratt. Three-base hits
Johnston, Mitchell Sacrifice hits-Pratt and
Agnew. Double plays-Stovnli to Lavans TO
Stovall go: Lavans 10 Pratt to Stoyall. Left
on basss-S' Louis s; Chicago. E. Hits-On
Lange. with none out in irsp off White
II In innings. First base on balls-Off
Mitchell. :: off LANCE. 1: off White. /. struck
Hildebrand and o'Loughln Time Of game,
80. 49,
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Score by innings: r
Cleveland ......... n n no- -.
Detroit ........... n n \
summary; First base on crrors-Cleveland
:! Errors-Bush. Zamioch Two base hits
Neach Bush Home run-Craw;ord Sscri
nee hit.L!esold. Sacrifice nles-Turner and
Ryan. stolen base Neil. Double plays
traney TO . Neill 10 Johnston to La ioio
% Neill TO Lajoie iiits-On BlanGine : in
inning tnone out In secondJ. on Mitchell
In innings: on Zan1lcch. in i Innings:
on House. O.; off Gregg, o. Left on bases
Cleveland. !; Detroit s. First base on balls
on Mitchell 3; of Gregg, /. Struck out-By
Mitchell. :: by Zamloch. !: by House l.
umpires. Egan and Evans. Time OF game
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Suit for $500 damages was insti.
tuted ycsterSay in the Law and Equity
Court by attorneys for Lewis H. Blair
against II y. McCurdy and NJ. 4. Finn
Inc declaration was not hed
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Chica9o .... ........ ...........0 $500 % 40
- i-'''.Stt U y u ~ y
=, summary; Erlors-Mitchel LavendeI.
IWo-bhse hits-Evans. Mitchell Three base
Ait--GFiner Sacrifice hit-No wrey. stolen
hases.-Sa!er %. Double plays--O' Leary to
Hugsins % knnetchy C2l. Lett bases
Chieag3 - Louis. Hi's-on Lavender
IL IN innings First base balls-On Law
ende.' 5. on Griner l. Struck oul--By Reul-
hhch. j; ~ Griner. >. Umpires, ODay and
Ems!!e. Time az game, Loo.
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AMERICAN

New York o.; Washingt ton. 8.
Boston Philadelphia (wet Erounds)
st. Louis. s: Chicago. o.
Detroit. 4: Cleveland. 6 (first camel
Detroit, G; Cleveland. (secon,
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lsiness Men Play Ball To-Day for Sheltering Arms
Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL.

Philadelphia. S; Boston. s.
Brooklyn. 0: New York. 4.
urgh-Cincinnati frain)
d Lo"is-Chicago Grain. first game).
ST. Louis, l; Chicago (second Eame>
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Norfolk.

"u'IITnnIy' Wo- base hitu-Spencer.
kfepps. Weeder t2). Whitcratt Brook
Home run-Stcwart stolen baae.
bamFau, krcpps. Spencer SactlQc.
h!ts-Busch and Keller. Base on bal!s
off Brooks. Q.onr and keller) on
Wecder. (Damrau Busch and Bar
neto Left on bases-PetersburG 10:
Norio!k. Hit by pitched ball-Mul-
!ahcy. Struck oGt-hy Brooks, .: by
Wecder, Q. Time of game, hours
Umpire, Kelly.
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SCORE by innings: r
Philadelphia ..............n 25oOnhi 0ES
summary: First base on errors-Boston. ,
f-r!o?s-Lobert, Doo!an, Sweeney, Raridcn
Dickson Two-base hits-Cravath. McDonnII
Mann. Three -oase hits-Kuabe. Connolly
Stcr!nce hit--kiliiar stolen base-Myers
Double plays-kiliifer to I.obert. Alexander
To poolan to I-uderus. Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. 10; Boston. 10. Iiits-On Tyler. in
innings mono out in third) OF Dickson 4
In innings; OF Hess. in 3 innings. OF Sen
ton y in innings (nonc out in ninth): on
Alexander In inning. First base ON balls
of Seaton. !; of Tyler. ,; off Dickson 3
struck ouiuby seaton. = by Dickson. !; by
Hess. !. Hit by ptcher-By Tyler (Ain-
gee. Passed bali-Ki!liier EMPIRES. Rigier
and Byron. Time OF game, pos.
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sDEo'c oy hHihSh: r..
WashinGton .;........,..... ......ooloo oo-2
summary; Errors-Bochl!ns. Sacrifice HIT
.,ttenEy. stolen bases-Laporte. Moeiler t2l
Mlan. Double play-Laporto to Bochllng
Lett on oases-New York. s. Washington. :
First base on halls-on Mcdonnell. g. struck
ont-By Mcconnell. T. by Bochling q I'm
pires. Connolly and McGrcevy
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Results in Virginia League

Roanoke, q; Richmond, ..
Petersburg, /; Norfolk, ..
Portsmouth. 3; Newport News, IL.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY

Boston at New York
Brooklyn at philadelphia.
st. Louis a Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Ron nOlxc


Roanoke ..,............. oO02l %
summary: Three base hits-Ralev.
stolen bases-Pressly. Spy, Laval. Noel,
Newton Double plays-C'ook to Press
~ III the third inning. Base on balls
CHM. Noel. Left on ases-Roanoile.
3; Richmond. 3 Hits-off Gardin. , ;
on Ayers, !. Struck out--by Ciardln
.; by Ayers. & Time of game. lis,
empire, Clarke Attendance, good.
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PLAY TODAY.

New York Al Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
st. Louis at Chicago
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Portsmouth,.

,Summhry. Two base hitE-Gondolf.
g 81 staHt k,cating, Haddow, Powell
lhfcc-ha&e hIt--tIcyer. Home run
'arv!n stolen -Tarltton. Dou-
ne pl7y- Evans TO Muudy Sacrifice
,,,t, i' nastani Eases on balls-off
Waldorf. ) OF Herbert g Left on
bases- &cWpoi, News q: Portsmou;b
q hit oE pitched -Tarlnton. Cook.
heIAan Haddow Wild .pitches-Her-
-! T., Na!uoii Time OF game l.5O
EMPIRES. NO,cum and Colgate All
tendance, coo
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Washington.

'Bated for Mcconnell in eighth
called end o: eighth b. aEreement)
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SECOND CANE

Iota!s 80 s'26 Y Totals 5s Il q 70
Two out when winning run was scored
tran for stanage in ninth.
tBatted Tor House In ninth
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RST GAM

Totals :. 10 tssis Totals a 6 ~ d;
'Bhttcf for O'Se!lI in ninth
IBatted for Mor.arity In twelfth
!Baiicd for Willett I'm twelfth
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Chicago.
ST. fOiiis

Totals =. % 0 !! % l5 Totals a2 Il = Il
Battcd for Lavender in eighth
-Railel tor BI!Gwel! In ninth.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
MAN HURT in AUTO
MOBILE ACCIDENT

The automobile of Nels Nelson goins
over the gorge on the Hood river near
Ninans last Saturday afternoon, George
Grounds, saw filer of Stanley Smith
Lumber Co., one of the occupants of
the machine. was caught in the fall
and sustained three broken ribs, a lac
Grated face and scalp and other painful
injuries and bruises. The machine was
between the old and the new bridges
across the Hood river at this point,
where the roadway is maintained by a
retaining wall of logs. The vines had
grown up over the logs. giving it the
appearance of a solid roadway, over
over which Mr.. Nelson ran his machine
while trying to miss mudhole. The
log was pushed out of place and the
machine toppled over the edge of the
gorge, dropping down a distance of
about 30 feet. However, a number of
small trees acting as springs, prevent
ed any bad damages to the automobile.
Mr.. Nelson was showing some friends
from Portland over the valley and was
driving for the Punch Bowl. Ed Van
nett. who was in the machine barely
escaped in time to prevent being
caught lin the car. The injured man
was brought part of the way to Hood
River IN a wagon driven BY r. S. Oh
niger. However, ii was found so rough
that an automobile was summoned to
take him the rest of the distance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
MRS. HINRICHS ENTER
TAINS FOR SISTERS

One of the most brilliant of recent
social assemblages was the reception
given by Mrs. G. ID. Hinrichs at her
home on Columbia street Wednesday
afternoon of last week, from three TO
SIX O'Clock, in honor of her sisters,
Misses Ruth and Florence Wiedrick,
of Portland, who will spend a month
here visiting while their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Wiedrick, are in New
York visiting their old home.
1t was Fourth of July reception
and the house was beautifully decor
ated by Major j. s. Booth in the
national colors. red white and blue.
The rooms were filled with banks of
red rambler roses and Shasta daisies,
and on the dining table was large
basket of the handsome roses.
Mrs. Hnrichs was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Lawrence N. Blowers and
Mrs. J, s. Booth. In the dining room
the following ladies' aided in the pour
ing Mrs. w. N. Winter, Mrs. Il. ID.
kanaga, Mrs. w. b. Young, Mrs. C.
o. Huelat. Mrs. j. P. Lucas and Mrs.
H. F. Davidson.
The young ladies who assisted in the
dining room were Misses Nellie and
Ruth Blowers, Wilma Thomson and
Frances Regan. Miss Regsn has been
visiting Miss Thomson.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
Call For Bids

School District No. 80 Crook County. Ore
gon. Will receive bids at Metolius, oregon, up
to eight (s) o'clock p. m July 81 1918, for the
erection of a three-story fireproof school build.
plans and specifications by Sweat, l.evesque
& Co., Architects, 312 Mohawk Building. spo.
kane, Wash. A deposit of certified check paw.
able to the architects for $40 90 will be required
from all intending bidders. This check will
be returned promptly upon the return of the
plans, etc, In good condition by the stipulated
time The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and the right to waive any In.
formalities. A certified check of five (5) per
cent ofthe amount OF the bid must accom many
all bids. Plans can be had at the office of the
Architects, the School Board at Metolius, the
Builders Exchange at Portland, the office OF
Pacific Builder and Engineer at Seattle.
Dated at Metolius, Oregon, this 18th day of
June, 1918
J. A. HOFFMAN, Chairman,
ISAAC SERIER, Clerk. iyf7
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
Summons

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Hood River County,
Z. ID. Nickelson, Plaintiff,
VS..
Mary La Monte, Defendant
To Mary La Monte, Defendant above named
In the name of the State of Oregon you are
hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff herin filed In the
above entitled action on or before Friday, the
LIST day of August, 1918 and II you fail so to an
swer said complaint the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum of S2b2 90
with interest thereon from the 2nd day of
Sept. 1912, at the rate per cent per annum,
and plaintiffs costs and disbursements made
and expended in the above entitled action
This summons is served upon you by publ.
cation thereof once each week for six f6l con.
secutive weeks In the Hood River Glacier, a
newspaper of general circulation published in
Hood River, Hood River County, Oregon,
once each week, by virtue of an order OF
George X. Castner, County Judge of Hood
Hiver County, Oregon, made and entered on
the 18th day of June, 1918. The date of the
first publication of this summons In said
newspaper Is Thursday, June 18th, 1918. and
the date of the last publication of this sum
mons In said newspaper is Thursday, July
3lst 1923
s. W. STARK,
JlSJy3l Attorney for Plaintiff
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
Pin Found in Unusual Way

Recently citizen of the city, who
had lost valuable stickpin, inserted
an advertisement in the local papers,
hoping that it would be fonnd and re-
turned to him. Several days after the
insertion of the advertisement, he dis.
covered the piece of jewelry, but in a
very peculiar manner, and as result
of the unusual discovery, he had a
painful limp for several days.
The fellow had sent a suit of clothes
to the tailor to have it cleaned. The
pin was sticking in the lapel of the
coat, The tailor found the pin and
placed it in the package of clothing.
When the suit was called for the pin
was forgotten. The owner of the gar
ments put the suit on, after the pin
had become lodged in the neighborhood
of the seat of the trousers, and thus
the discovery and the limps.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
Arens Returns from New York

MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Xrens arrived
here Wednesday evening of last week.
after a tour of the Glacier national
park, where Mrs. Arens had gone the
week before to join her husband and
his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Osburn
and their two daughters. Misses Helen
and Alice Osburn, who accompanied
Mr.. Arens from New York, where he
has been spending the winter in charge
of his music classes. Both MIR. anc
Mrs. Arens are charmed with Glacier
park. Its roads are wonder" saws
Mr.. Arens. "and it is certainly trip
worth while. However, to me there is
no place like the Hood River valley,
but we, too, ought to go right ahead
with our road improvement. We are a
fruit growing community, but our
ot er attractions are going to mean as
much to us as our adaptability to the
fruit culture.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
Notice Of Completion OF Iiassam Paving

Notice is hereby given that The Reliance
Construction Co., contractors, have filed writ.
ten notice this End day OF July, 1919 of the
completion of Second Street from Oak Street
TO Cascade Avenue by grading the same and
placing a s.inch Hassam Pavement thereon,
under their contract with the City of Hood
River heretofore entered into under Ordi-
nance No. 432. and that the amount due said
contractors upon its acceptance is hereby
stated to be 81 ,792. 80,
And notice Is further given that any obIec-
lions to the acceptance of said work under
the contract with the said contractors on the
part of said city may be filed In the office OF
the undersigned City Recorder by any inter-
ested party at any time within fifteen DAYS
from the date of the first publication of said
notice. to wit, within fifteen days from the 3rd
day of July, 1918.
This notice is published In the Hood River
Glacier for two consecutive issues thereof the
date of the first publication thereof being
the Srd day OF July, 1918.
II. l.. HOWE,
ly31U City Recorder
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
Sheriff's Sale on Execution

In the Circuit court of the State OF OREGON, for
the County OF Hood River.
w. W. Graves. Plal1tid,
VS..
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
W. s. Farris, Defendant.
STATE OF OREGON, !

W. W. Graves, Plal1tif,
VS..
W. s. Farrs, Defendant.
STATE OF OREGON,
County Jf Hood River.
By virtue of Judgment order, decree and
an execution duly Issued out of and under the
seal OF the above entitled court I'm the above
emitted cause, TO me duly directed and dated
the l7th day of June. 1918, upon Judgment
rendered ana entered in said court on the LIST
day of April, 1912, in favor of w. W. Graves
Plaintiff and against W. y. Farris defendant
for the sum of s69l.55, with interest thereon al
lhe rale OF III per cent per annum, from the LIST
oay OF April, lsl2, and the further sum off
costs aud disbursements, and the costs of and
upon this writ, commanding me out of the
personal property of said defendant, and If
sufficient could not be found, then out of the
real property belonging to said defendant on
and after the date of said judgment TO satisfy
said sum OF S69l.55, and also the costs and the
costs upon this said writ
NOW THEREFORE,, By virtue of said exc
eutlon, judgment order and decree, and in
compliance with the commands of said writ.
being unable to find any personal property OF
said defendant, did on the 10Th day OF June,
lsl5, duly levy upon the following described
real property of said defendant situate and
being In the County of Hood River, and State
OF Oregon to-wit
All OF the Southwest quarter of the South.
east quarter of Section twenty six, Township
Two north, Range Ten east of W NJ, said
land being in the County of Hood River.
state OF oregon, and / will on Saturday the
2nd day Of August. 1913, at the hour Of loo
O'Clock P. M at the front door OF the County
Court House In the City of Hood River, In the
said County and State, sell at public auction,
subject to redemption, to the highest bidder
for U. y; gold coin, cash in hand, all the right
title and interest which the within named de
fendant had on the date of SAID ia tgment or
since had IN or to the above described real
properly or any part thereof To satisfy said
execution, Judgment order, decree, interest
costs and all accruing costs
TH0S. F, JOHNSON,
Sheriff of Hood River County, Oregon
Dated, Hood River, Oregon, June 26th, 1918
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