The Hood River glacier., March 19, 1914, Image 8

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HOOD 1HVER GLACIER, TflPRSDAY, MARCH 19, 19H
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Hood River, Ore., March 3, 1914
I). McDonald, Esq.,
Wood River, Oregon
Dear Sir:
Replying to your letterof recent date sug
gesting that I send in the Bean Spraying Machine
to be overhauled. I beg to thank you for your
interest, but, do not think it necessary at this
time, although I did a great deal of work with it
last season, spraying several orchards besides my
own in all about KM) acres, someof it five and six
times. The engine never bucked and the pumps
worked to perfection, in fact, we never lost a
moment's time. There is one feature of this ma
chine that I think ought to be emphasized more
than it is and that is the pressure regulator. I
have not seen any thing that approaches it. Again,
thanking you and wishing you a good season,
Yours very truly,
F. FENWICK
d. Mcdonald
Till: SQUARE DEAL STORE
USE WHITE RIVER FLOUR
THE KIND THAT MAKES BREAD LIKE
MOTHER USED TO BAKE. WE
SELL LOTS OF IT AT THE
CASH GROCERY
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
r. i; snyuku
n. is. row km.
Hood River Plumbing Co.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING & &
Tir.ninj and Sheet Metal WorR. Gasoline En
Itines, Pumps, Rams. Repairing Promptly
Attended. Estimates Furnished.
Phone 154-1
Cor. 2ml & Cascade, opp. Hotel Oregon
White River
Flour
Makes Bread Having the
Old Bready Flavor
AT YOUR GROCERS
Melia's Rosaline Boy,
No. 102410
M!-'.'- M' A""'s Ki,,K 7,,. No- lAM: Rosaline Riotir. No.
I MJb; a KUiuNon ! tin- ureal $S,0lltl Hull, Moliu Ann's KinK No.SdSHI
Tin- ivalc-t .U'ti v Lull living ur .Wl, w lien jn.li,l liv his hiiciv.-s in
U-li.m nil-a, i.l (In- wonderful record of Ids yet. Ho is sire, of tiS WAvA
rows tests m:ele on (lie Island and in twelve different slates.
Melia Ann' kini: Till, bred l.y lieorne I'.. I'eer, of New York. A ,nre
M. .an. rtr hull, inhred Mrlia Ann, Willi oul-. n.ss to the fatuous Kitip if
M. I.ainhei t family. His sons head ol two (lie leading lueedinn estahlish
inents ,, (he illaiuelle Valley, liesides liuineroils herds in the West.
Mr. low owner "Keep n j; I tiling up." Also, a registered Poland
I Inn. i Imai ii good iiuiility. N-rvii en cash no exeeptions.
GUST O.WESTERBERG
Phone Odell 18
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY COURT
PASHIOIT STABLE
..Livery, Feed and Draying..
STRANAHANS & RATHBUN
Hood River, Ore.
llorsei" bought, sold or exchanged.
I'leftsyro parties can sei'urejtlrst-elass rigs,
Special attention given to moving furniture ana
pianos.
We do everything horses can do.
Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Ltc.
Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints
Qlidden's Varnishes
Room P Mouldings
Ihilk Calcimine Mixed to Order
Plate and Card Rail
Dry Paste
Proceeding had at the March eaion
of the county court of Hood River
, County, Oregon.
Ciain.t allowed:
; J. II. Fredruy, fare for psuper,
.-.
. Kotert Wright, expenses for indi
gent, ".
! Amos Perking, one coyote skin, f 1.50.
K. C. Owens, one coote, 13 bobcats.
t.T.Wi.
I J. II. Fredriey, fare for pauper,
;$l..-.3.
W i.jows' pension, fh.-..V).
I Kred Templendre, thrtecojote skin.
.11.50.
' K. M. Winans, one boheat. J2.
I K. A. I'.ishop, cashing road checks,
jhii.CH.
i Ash & Syring, supfilies indigent,
fl'.'.Ta. iilnwers Hdw. Co., plow, $14.
(i. II. Marlon, nursing indigent, f 12.
i Cottage Hospital Ass'n, care of indi-
gents, $52.70.
II. C. Clark, supplies furnished indi
I gent, $1.ii5.
I Coast Culvert & Flume Co., freight
on culverts, $.t'8.
Congregational church, rent for hold-
ing examinations ...,o.
Frank A. Cram, supplies for indi
gent, $12.Ki
J. M. Deinmon, blaeksniithing, $5.05.
W. 1!. Havidson, plow,
A J. Derby, fees for U. S. district
court. $L'0.
The Elite Printery, printing check
books, etc, $J2.
Hood River News, printing, $8.K5.
Hood Kiver (jlacier, printing & pub
lishing proceedings, $11.-10.
Hydro-Llectric Co., light for court
house, $3.M).
Howell Bros.. I.lacksmithing, $2.25.
Irwin-llodson Co., supplies usseuMor's
olhce, MM. ).
A. VV. Isbell, school director at con
vention, $2.
Z. Annala, same, $2. "
V. II. Dwinnell, same, $2.
Thos. F. Johnson, stamps, $2.05.
K. E. Katsser, supplies indigent In
dian, $5.
Murray Kay, half office expenses,
$9.10.
Chus. Lancaster, guarding small pox
patients, il'K
Kureka Meat Market, meat for indi
gent, $.70.
K. J. Mi'Isaac, road supplies, $10.
K. J. Mi Isaac, supplies of indigent,
$21.55.
Mt. Hood, Milling Co., lumber for
roads, l-J.fl.'S.
Uregon-Washington Telephone Co.,
phone rent and calls, $5.70.
I'erigo & Son, supplies for indigent,
$1.75.
Oregon Lumber Co., tax rebate,
$222,111.
W. F. Shannon, powder and caps,
$'i4.5().
John H. Sheldrake, supplies pauper,
$10.15. -
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co., lumber
for roads, $-15.50.
Slocom & Caufield, oflice supplies,
$15.23.
Stewart Hardware Co., snow thovel
and casters, $.75.
C. D. Thompson, for institute and
expenses, $l,'!.20.
'laft Transfer Co., cartage, $15.15.
Transfer & Livery Co. cartage for
indigent, $2. 0
David Upton, stove for indigent, $3.
C. D. Hinrichs, witness fee, $2.
Geo. I. Sargent, fees juror circuit
court, $10.
J. K. (Jill, books and supplies, for
library, $33.20.
Cascade Carpenter Shop, boxes for
library, $25..r)0.
Delia Northey, salary librarian, $H0.
Florence II. lson, care of indigent
four weeks, $15.
W. K. Hanson, stamps and express.
$5.60.
Wm. Davidson, care indigent, $8.
Hoys & Girls Aid Society, Februarv
allowance, $10.
Jennie L. Thorp, rent of house for
indigent, $5.
Hood Kiver Laundry, laundry work
for indigent, $2.55.
City of Hood River, water rent,
$1.25.
J. W. Hinrichs, note and accrued in
terest, $il2ii.WI.
E. E. Stanton, half oMiee expense
$10; stamps, $1.3(1, $11.30.
C. A. Clark, blaeksniithing, $1.75.
D. I1. Smith, fees juror circuit court,
$3.W).
Ed Hawkos, fees conimissioner.miie
age, examining roads, and work on
bridge, $23.50.
J. O. Hannum, fees commissioner,
mileage and examining roads, $l;i.
For Columbia river high way :
J. A. Elliott, expenses engineer,
$.J5.
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co., lumber.
$13.1)2.
I'erigo & Son, provisions, $2o7. 50.
M. I. Ostergard, wood, $11.
J. A. Elliott, salary engineer, $2li.7'..
VV. T. Eddy, tran.Mtman, $lii.or.
('. J. Sarvm, draftsman, $ii(l.
E. II. Scoville, topographer, $1-1.20.
E. E. (ioshurn, levelman, $1-1. 20.
t'ecilllolmaii, cook, $S.57.
C. 11. llaerle, chainman, $S.1.'I.
C. M. Hartsock, rodman, $s.i,;.
Other proceedings :
In the matter of the petition of FJ.
A. Miller and others for a county road:
On this nay came E. A. Miller ami
presents to the county court a petition
containing more than 12 free holders,
residing within the road district in
which the proposed road is located.
praying for the opening of a road in
section 17, township 2 north., range 10
E. VV. M. ; also for the opening of the
road in section KS in said township jind
range, ami also lor vacating a certain
road located in said sections 17 and IK
all of which is more particularly do
scribed in said petition now on tile in
this court.
Aim it satistactorily appearing to
the court that said petition is sullicient
and regular, it is therefore ordered
that the board of county road viewers
meet on the 10th day of March or
within five days thereafter, to survey
view, lay out or vacate said proposed
roans, assess uaniages su tiered hv any
party and report their findings to his
court.
In the matter of the application of
vm. I.ahcy tor a ferry license:
At this time came on for considera
tion me peiuiou in m. i.aney pray
ing for a license to operate a ferry b'e-
iween i aseane Locks, Oregon, and
Stevenson, Washington, and the court
being fully advised, it is ordered (hat
said license to be granted for a term of
live years upon the .ondition that the
applicant herein pay an annual license
fie of $2.50 and tile a bond in the sum
of $200 to he approved bv the countv
clerk.
in the matter of appointment f f toad
viewers:
At this time this matter came on for
determination, and after due consider
ation, it is ordered that F. C. Miller.
of Mount Hood, and J. T. Ilolman. nt
Hood Kiver, be, and hereby are, ap
pointed road vieweis of Hood Kiver
county for the year 1114.
At this time comes C. D. Thompson,
county school superintendent, and
pravs the court for an appropriation of
$10 to be used in a campaign against
the common tfy and it is ordered that
claims to the amount of f 10 lor this
purpose be allowed when presented to
ttn court arid properly itetuued.
In the matter of the incorporation of
the City of I t iity:
At this time, being the first regular
day of the March, 1914. term of the
county court, is presented to the court
the petition of J. C. Howland, Mark
Cameron, A. C. ataten and others.
priymg lor the incorporation within
this county of the City of Utility com
prising; the territory particularly de
scribed in said petition now file
herein, and hav ing adjourned until the
Ctb day of March, 1914, for the further
consideration thereof, the court finds
that said petition contains the requisite
numoer or signers wno are legal voters
and resident within the exterior
boundaries of said proposed city, and
that said propoted city contains more
than 15(1 inhabitants, and it appearing
that said petition is in all respects reg
ular,
It is ordered that a special election
of the legal vi ters within the proposed
boundaries of said city of Utiilty be
new on me L"(n uay ol April A. U.,
1014, between the hours of 8 o'clock in
the morning and to continue until 8
o clock in the afternoon of said day,
and that the polling place shall be in
the apple ps.'Ku g and storage house of
u. I.. Walter ai d Ueo. Cooper.
It is further ordered that the follow
ing election heard be and hereby is ap
pointed: F. I'. Friday and A. I.
Mason, judg.s; (,eo. Sheppard, O. L.
Walter and V. D. Thompson, clerks, to
act at such election.
That at said election there shall be
suhiritttd the question whether or not
the territory en. braced within the pro
posed City of I'tility shall be incorpor
ated as a municipality and to Le known
as the City of Utility.
In the matter of appointment of
election boards for Hood Kiver countv:
On this loth day of March the court
met to hear objections and suggestions
relative to members of election boards
heretofore tentatively appointed, and
after duly considering the matter, the
boards in which no changes were made
are hereby confirmed and shall be as
now appears of record in the commis
sioners' journal, page 277, and the
boards in which changes were made
will be as follows:
Center 1'recinct
T. A.J Reavis, chairman; F. H. Mil
ler, judge; H. P. Allen, judge; Earl K.
Hartmess, clerk ; A. B. Cash, clerk;
Mrs. Emma C. Willis, clerk.
Heights Precinct
J. L. Hershner, chairman; F. H.
lilagg, judge, E. R. Uradley, judge ;
Hubbard Taylor, clerk; Mrs. Laura
Simonton, clerk; Mrs. J. O. McLaugh
lin, clerk.
Odell Precinct
C. C. Masiker, chairman; VV. A.
Lockrnan, judge; J. P. Naumes, judge;
J. A. Moore, clerk; Mrs. L. A. E.
Clark, clerk; Asa Cutler, clerk.
Pine Grove Precinct
U. A. Newman, chairman, Martin
Dragseth, judge; A. G. Lewis, iudire:
Frank Dethman, clerk; C. K. Denton,
clerk; M. Pendurgast, clerk.
South Hoof Kiver Precinct
F. C. Sherrieh, chairman; Frank Van
Horn, judge; E. W. Sweany, judge; II.
M. Francis, clerk; Paul R. Hughes,
clerk; S. G. Oxhorrow, clerk.
West Hood Kiver Precinct
L. M. Bentley. chairman; G. A. Van
Anda, judge; H. F. Eby, judge; Mrs.
K. I). Gould, Clerk ; Mrs. Geo. Strana-
han, clerk; J. K. Kinsey, clerk.
W. E. Hanson, County Clerk.
Stops falling Hair
Hall's Hair Rnewer certainly atops
falling hair. No doubt about it wbat
evfr. You will surely U natiefiwi
FOR SALE
$2li,4OH.O0 6 per cent Irrigation J)igtrict
bonds, Fast Fork Irrigation District
Hood Kiver, Oregon
Hfuled prop. Hal! will be imivr.l by the
Himrd of I.lrwior.of Kt .rk Irrlnatiou til.
'."'o.? ",T"' "m" ,n "" 6 aud . HhII
llu Idtiiir.Hood Kiver.Onv.n. uritilone tl.lrty
oclwk P. M. on T"1h April 7tb, A.l). Mi,
tit the purchai.. of tl. whole or any prt of
the uiiaold portion of an luoe ol bond! ath
ind aud IhkimhI by (he ubove named L!
tncl (the rotlre iwa having bmi lu the urn
of Que Hundred Fifty Tl.ounMod I hilars, ly
the aairnatc mtin ol TwrnI y-tilu. Thousand
Jour Hundred (S,m.Uii) dollars, and of the
following drnmniiu'liona aud maturltit-a to
wn: four . li ouuda In the turn of One Hun
dred (Jliu uu) ch. maturing July l.lslT-nve
.4. bouda In the nam of One l'h.man.l idluoutO)
each, maturing July 1 ivsi; and twenty lour
it bonds lu thv. sum of one Thousand
is IUuu.huj each, maturing July 1, 1KB; all dated
July , lsi:i, add hearing Interest at the rate
of sixjr.) eeroeiu. per annum, payable on the
ana cfliy of January aud July of each
ear. Coupon for the I merest are
itla-lie1 to the bonds, and both principal
aud Interest are payable In lawful money of
the United mates of America at the ortl- of
theTreaaurer ofaald liiHtrirt, or at the Ktatal
Agency ol the Slate of Dregou In the city of
New York, N. Y.
The above described bonds are issued for
the pupoae of procuring neceaaary revision-'
lion works, and acquiring the necessary prop- !
erty anil rights therefor, to Irrlgat and re- i
claim the ISnds within said Dim net, an otu-'
erwlae carry out the laws of the Htalo of Oie.
(fon relating to Irrigation UlstrlcU. ,
The legality of these bonds has been approv- ;
ed up to this date by Measrs. Dillon, 'J lininp-
....,.,cw iiiri,,n. 1. unqusnned
bids only will be received, and the auMiesaful
bidder will la? furnished with an original copy
ol the opinion at the above mentioned attor
neys, covering tiie legality ol the ootids,
harh bid must be an-ompauied by a certi
fied cheek or cashier's check on some re
lnsible bank for an amount equal to two
CJi la-r cent, of the face value of the
iH.n.ls hid for payable to the frealdenl
of Kast Kork Irrigation District, to
l forfeited as liquidated damages In case the
bidder shall withdraw his bid or shall fall or
neglect to lake aud pay for said (Kinds, should
t he sniiie be awarded to hliu. The bonds wiii
las sold to the highest responsible bidder, pro
vided, however, the right to reject all bids is
hereby reserved.
AH protasis should be marked " Proposals
for Irrigation District bonds," aud addressed
toJC. K. Hone, President of Kast Fork Irriga
tion DlHlrlcl, Rooms 6 aud , Hall Building.
Hiaid kiver, Oregon.
By order of the Board of Directors or Kast
Fork Irrigation District.
Dated February a, 1W4.
OEOKtili H. WILBUR,
ms-a2 HecreUtry
This New Medicine
Saves You Money
Wo are druggists right here in your
town and making a living out of the
drug business, but it is because people
have to have drugs, and not because
we like to see people suffer we don't.
Our duty is to render the best service
we can, and when someone is ailing we
are interested in seeing them take the
hest medicine there is for their partic
ular trouble. We don't recommend
"cure alls," as we don't believe there
are such things.' We don't want you
to spend more than you have to. Some
of you get small wages, and when
you're sick, none at all, and you should
get the most you can for your money.
We recently came across a new rem
edy for increasing strength and build
ing up people who are run down and
emaciated. We know that a slight
trouble sometimes grows into a serious
one, and to stop it in the beginning,
will save you money in tho end. This
new compound is called Kexall Olive
Oil Emulsion, It is the best remedy,
when you are run down, tired out, nervous-no
matter what the cause. It
doesn't merely stimulate you and make
you leel good tor a few hours.Juut
takes hold of the weakness and builds
you up to a healthy, normal condition.
It is a real nerve food tonic and builder
of good blood, strong muscle, good di
gestion. It contains Hypophosphites,
which tone the nerves, and pure olive
oil, vvhuh nourihses the neres, the
blood and tli3 nerve sytsem. Pleasant
to take. Contains no alcohol or habit
forming drugs. We promise that if
you are not perfectly satisfied with it,
we'll give hack your money as soon as
you tell us. Sold only at the 7,000
Kexall store, and in this town only by
us. $1. II. (). Kresse, Hood Kiver, Or.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
In the Circuit Court of the State or Oregon
for the County of HtKd River.
Amy r'. (.'reveling, l'laintllt.
vs.
eo. 1), Culbertson and Mary Caroline Cul-
June Doe Robinson, his wile, defendants.
llV Virtue of an execution, ludtrtnent. nr.lnr
decree and order of sale Issued out of the
above entitled court In the shove entitled
cause, to me directed and dated the J7lh .lav
ol February, WH, upon a Judgment rendered
ami entered in said court on the 241b day of
February, I9H, In favor of Amy F. ( reveling.
Iiiilillll, aud against (leo. H. Culber(aou aud
liny Caroline Culbertson, his wile, auu K. K.
ohhiKon anil .lane Is Robinson, his wife.
defendants, tor the sum ofSl JSH uu with Inter
est thereon at the rate of nine per cent per
annum mini i ue am uav 01 reoruary, lyu,
unit the further sum or jimi iiO with Interest
thereon at the rale ol six per cent per annum
I nun the Mlh day of February, 1H14, aud for
the further sum of J-J4 7! costs and disburse
ments, nud the coals of aud upon this writ,
commanding me to make sale of the follow
ing described real property, low It:
- Beginning at the southeast corner of block
eight (Si in VV iuau's ad.llttou to the City or
llH)d Kiver, lu the County or Hood River,
Wale of Oregon, running thence north fifty
(fan reel: thence west sevenlv-five i7." feet:
thence south two hundred an Ally (250) feet:
tliencn tast seventy-five (7.r! feet; thence north I
flliy ( VI) feet; thence east fltty (Vi) feet; thence
north one hundred and ttltv (i-iO) feet; thence i
wct fifty (f.) reel to the place or beginning,!
together wllti all and alugular the tenements,
heridltsmenls and appurtenances thereuntil !
belonging or 'n any wise appertaining. ;
Now, llie. cfore, by virtue of said execution,
Judgment order, deiree and order or sale,
and In compliance with the commnjids of
said writ, I will, on (Saturday, the -at li dayjif
April, 11114, at the hour of 1 o'clock 1. M. at
the front door of the court house In Hood I
River County, Oregon, sell at public auction
(subject to redemption) to Use highest bidder '
for cash In hand, all the right, title and luler- !
est which the within mimed defendants (or
either ol (hem) had on the atth day ot May,
Ittl -J, the date of the mortgage herln foreclosed, i
ui Miice inai uaie nau in anu to me above ue.
scribi-d property or any part thereof, to sat is
fy said execution, iudginent order aud decree
interest, cists and ncerulng costs.
Dated this fail day or Mach, 1H14.
THort.K JOHNSON,
Sheriff of Hood Rivet County, Oregon,
First Issue March nth, l'JH
Last issue April 2ml, lull.
Herhiiic cures constipation and rees
tablishes regular bowel movements.
Price otic. Sild bv Chas. N. Clarke.'
Notice to Creditors
In the County Court of the State fit Oregon
for lloo.t ;i, r County.
In the Ms Iter or the Folate of Mara K. I,ag .
deceKM-.l.
Notice U hereby given t hat the undersigned
has la-en appointed by the tViunty Court of
It.ai.t Liver i ountv, Oregon, administrator of
the Kstate Muni R Luge, deceased, and that
all person having clutnvs against said estate
aie require.! to present the same to the under
Mne.t at Ins residence In Hood Kiver, Oregon
within six ii.) months from tUe date of the
ni'M put'iicatum of this not lisp.
K.iie.l ami lirsl published this 12th day or
.MHieii, r.'i i.
EDWARD K. I.AtiK,
ml'--at) Administrator.
Notice of Settlement of Final Account
and Distribution ot Estate
In the County Conrt oHhe State or Oregon,
in ami for II. aid River County.
In the Matter or the Estate of Henry L. Is
bell. (teeeaml.
Notice Is lu rehv ( Iven that, A. W. Isbell. as
administrator ot the estate or Henrv L. label!,
decease.!, has rendered and presented ror set
tlement, tool tiled In said court his final ac
count ol the H.lminlslratloiiorsatd estate, and
a is'titloii tor the distribution of the same.and
that Saturday , the v!ls! day of March, 1J14, at
HI o'clock A. M., at the court nmni of said
court, at the court house in Hood River, in
H.snl River County, has been duly appointed
by sai.l court, tor settlement of said account
nn.t the hearing of said petition lor distribu
tion, at a hi, h time and place any person in
terested in sa-d estate may appear and tile
his exceptions. In writing, to the said flual
account, ami contest the same, and show
cause, if anv. why a final distribution of said
estate should uot be ordered.
Dated r'ebrunry lit, 1I4.
0 A. W. ISBF.I.L,
Administrator of the Estate of
Henry I.. Isbell. deceased.
JolIX BAKF.ii, Attorney lor Est He. flK-niW
Notice of Bond Sale
Pursuant to the order of the Common Conn
cli and the provisions of ordinances Number
isr, 4sk. aud 4S7 of i tie City of Hood Kiver, no
tice Is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned City Recorder
at his ottice in the City of Hood River, Oregon.,
up to o'cliM-k p.m. on April ti, 1U14, for the
purchase or twenty-two (-JJ) improvement
bonds In th'ee Issues, aggregating the sum or
ol lo,sni.:l6, as rollows:
Mierinim Avenue sidewalkn, Ordinance No.
tK5, date of lion. Is, 1 lee. inner liilA, one boud
for 8120 lis.
NlullCjttri'et sidewalk, Ordinance No. 4St),
date ol tfoiids, December i. KMS. Two bonds
al J.MW.UU each, one laind at J.190 ..'il.
Ninth street Improvement, Ordinance No.
4s7, date ifl h. md, Decemlier a, ISIS, seventeen
bonds at MK) tin each and one bond Tor St'aS4
Bald luds w ill be considered at the next reg
ular meeting or the Council, towit: April II,
1014, al 8 o'clock p. m.
The above bonds are issued by authority ol
statutes of the State or Oregon under the Ban
croft It .Hiding Act due tan years after date,
or at any seii.i iu.niMi Interest paying period
al or alter 1 yesr from date, ti)on giving due
notice as required by law. staid bonds will
draw Interest at rate of li ?r cent per annum
from dale or bond, interest payable semi-annually
at the olltce of the Treasurer ot the
Clly of Hood River, and will be sold to t lie
highest responsible bidder therefor for cash.
and no hid will he considered for less than par i
and accrued Inleres', Hie Council reserving j
the right to reject any and all bids. All bids
received subject to the right of the bidder to .
examine Into Hie regularity or the Issue of
said bonds. Separate bids should be made :
for each of the aUove series. i
I Ills nonce Is DUb.ished in the Hood River
(Via, ler for two consecutive Issues thereof,
the dale or (he first publication being March
li, 1UI4.
H. L. HOWE,
mli-iulfl City Recorder
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
Whereas. In a certain suit then therein pend
ing In the Circuit Court or Hood River County
Oregon, wherein lia E. Williams was plaintiff
aud William II. Rodenhlser snd 1. A. Kile
were delcndHiits, an execution and order of
sale was Issued thereout on February 1, ISH4,
upon two certain judgments and a decree
foreclosing the same eulered in said sult.ou
February 111. IU14, one of the said Judgments
being in favor of the said plaiutilt, Ira E.
Williams and against the said defendaut,
William H. Rodenhls.T ror the sum of ;U )..)
with interest thereon at the rate or ten per
centum per anuum rrom said February Id,
l;H I, and the the lurther sum of JSV2.70 cosia
and disbursement including attorney's fees,
and the other of said Judgments being lu fa
vor ot Hie defend, 1). A. Kile, and against the
defendant, William H. Rodenhlser, for the
sum or j'.S4 .'-1), with interest thereon at the
rate or six per centum per annum from said
February IK. 1S14, end the further sum of fii7.50
costs and disbursements including attorney's
fees, aud Ihe lurther costs and disbursements
Incurred and to be Incurred upon said writ of
execution, which said execution and order of
sale Is to me, the undersigned, directed and
commands me to sell the real properly here-'
luafler described lor the purpose of satisfying '
said Judgments, costs and expenses,
NOl'Ii E IS.HEKEBY UIVEN thai lu com-'
rliance with said execution and order of sale
will, on the ilst day of March, A. I). 1914. at
the hour ol eleven UD o'clock in the forenoon
of that day. at Ihe north front door of the
County Court bouse in t be City of Hood River
Hood River County, Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand
for the purpose of satisfying said Judgments
and accruing costs aud expenaeae the follow
ing described real property, lowll:
All ol Lot nnmlwred One (1). and the South. I
east quarter of the Northeast quarter (SEl4-
I. 1 ol 'section si x oi. in lownsh n one it
South, Range ten (lot, Kast of the Willamette
.Meridian.
Dated February 19. 1914.
(19-UU9 THOS. K. JOHNSON,
Sheriff or Hood River ( ou. ly, Oregon
Ueoree R. Wilbur, Esq., attorney for the
plaiutirl.
John Baker, Esq., attorney for D. A. Ki!.
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