' OREGON CITY COURIER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 1906 3
UNKNOWN MAN
FAME OF HOOD
RIVER APPLES
mp's for photos
NINE YEARS AGO
SHOOTS DAVIS
WE TOLD YOU
THAT THE
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Captain J. P. Shaw Talks on
Fruit Growing.
LESSONS BROUGHT TO US
One Thousand Boxes of Fine
Apples On Exhibit Was
a Pleasing Sight and
a Revelation.
of
The Irrigation Congress, ot w'ucli
the writer, among others, was- au
accredited delegate, closed its session?
at Hood River on Friday last. - While
the attendance wub not large, the en
tliuiasisra and interest manifested by
those present, made up for the
paucity of numbers. It was voted to
hold the next session at Grants Pass.
The congress was held during the
seventh bi-enniul Fruit Fair of the
famous Hood River Valley, and of
this, I particularly wish to snak.
The attendance from Clackamas
County was fair, and yet as an object
lesfon ror it certainly is an object
lesson to visit those frnit fairs the
attendance ought to have been greater,
I have attended a number of these
fairs, and at no time have I been
impressed with the possibilities
apple culture in Clackamas County an
was Drought to mind at this exlubi
As it is preity well known, the fame
fl the Hood River apple is world
wide, and justly sd, therefore, it was
expected that the attendance would
be large, and from all parts of the
country. Buyers a plenty were there
to snap up the oxhibita, whioh sold
at considerably more than $3 a box,
The red ou the Hood River appples
is a deeper red, and the yellow on
Newtou is a richer golden color than
is found elsewhere. Rub your hand
over a Hood River apple and you get
a varnisu-liKe appearance to the ski
that is marvelous. Nowhere else has
the apple rptiched such perfection i
in the Hood River Valley
Tha climate in this little gem of
paradise is nil that might be desired
The air comes from the mountain
laden with sweet smelling fragrance
ot nr and pine, giving health to the
inhabitants as it spreads out over
the little valley below.
The precipitation, much of which i
in the form of snow, is somewhat less
than that of Clackamas, the average
being 43 inches. This, however,
being augmented by irrigation which
is carried ou by the growers through
out the valley. Public ownership be
ing the rule, and has solved the water
problem to the entire satisfaction of
everybody interested. The exhibits
of apples were superlative grand;
more than one thousand boxes, artisti
cany arranged in a canvass pavilion
150 feet long by 50 wide, was a sight
worth while to go to see, and while
have not talked to any of my fellow
delegates, I venture to say tnal tne
display was a pleasing sight, if not a
revelation to them. Our genial
neigimor irom jKuwaukie. Mr.
Richard Soott, was there, and to show
his loyalty to old Clackamas, brought
mi CAiuuiu wim niui.
Yes, "Dick" was there all right
ana naa a nne display of pears and
apples just to show what Clackamas
could do, . when once she takes up
irnit culture as a business. ' Dick s
exhibits occupied a prominent place
amDng Hood Kiver s famous red
cheeked beauties that weie only
rivaled by tne bloom on the cheeks ot
the equally famous Hood R'ver girls,
and this is saying a great deal, for
Olaokamas can boast, of a goodly
number of maidens with the peach
blow blush on their cheeks.
Onr tellow townsman. Judge Ryan,
was there viewing the "Big Red
Apples," and occasionally casting
turtive glances on (he fair maidens as
they paraded through the pavilion.
Owing to a previous engagement, the
Judge remained but one day, much to
his regret, as he was denied a 15 mile
drive through the vallpy to see the
orchards, which ars just now laden
with fruits, and joy to behold.
If the Courier will grant the
necessary spaae for a more extended
article ou the Hood River Apple; the
reasons why it has reached its present
state of perfection, and what oan be
done along these lines in Clackamas
County, I will avail myself of -the
opportunity to point out a few facts,
and offer some suggestions to the
farmers and others why the growing
of fruits t,nd especially apples should
be taken up as a bn-iness in Clack
amas Cououty.
JAS. P. SHAW.
Reported Hold-up on Highway
Near Eagle Creek.
KNIGHT OF ROAD ESCAPES
Sheriff Beatie Investigates But
Finds No Clue to Identity
of Hold Up
Artist.
J. F. Davis, of Lents, was shot Sun
day miming about 9 'olonk by an
uuiiuuwii muii. Him win prouauiy re
cover. The ball from a 23 calibre
rifle entered his body about two
inches below the right nipple.
jnows was received ol the occurrence
at 11 o clook Sunday morning by
Chief of Police Burns, who turned
the matter over to Sheriff Beatie, and
that officer immediately boarded a oar
for Eagle Creek and Estaoada, from
whence the information came by telephone.
Mr. Beatie found that Davis ,who
has been working in Lindermanu's
sawmill as a carpenter, had started
Sunday morning to Eagle Oreek
station with the intention of buying a
ronud trip ticket from Eagle Oreek to
Lenta in order to spend Sunday at his
home. Davis, who was carrying a
valise in one hand, says that he was
going along the road in the out this
side of the creek, when he was
aooostea oy a man, carrying
22-calibre rifle, who ordered Davis to
throw up his hands Davis threw up
the free hand, but this apparently did
not satisfy the hold-np artist and he
raised his rifle and shot, and then at
once turned and run.
Nothing has been heard of the
knight of the road. Davis was taken
to his home at Lents, and the sheriff
was not able to see him, but he spent
cue atteruoou in the vicinity of the
plane where the crime was committed
He was'not able, however, to obtain a
description of the assailant. Davis,
himself, is not able to tell how the
outlaw was dressed, nor can he
describe his appearance. Unless some
clue is seoured to work on, it is proh
able that the daylight criminal will
not be apprehended, as everything
seems to tavor ins escape.
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Knapp's Hall, Oregon City, Oregon.
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THE STATE law specifies that
none but Licensed Veteruarians 'ire
allowed to practice in the State of
Oregon and receive fees for same,
under a penalty of not lees than
$100 or more than $500 for a violation
of said law. All coniagious diseases
should be reported to Dee Wright,
Molalla, Oregon, Stock Inspactor of
Clackamas County, Phune Mutual
82. R. Scott, deputy, Milwaukie,
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