THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1911
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Beai Power Sprayer
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proved
Light
Durable
Economical
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fl',IAlJ!HM.
THE superior merit of the BEAN SPRAYERS are best appreciated
after seeing the pump at work, Yen will have an opportunity
to observe them in action by telephoning us for particulars.
Our distributors for the famous Niagara Lime-Sulphur Spray and
Arsenate of Lead are: BRIDAL VEIL LBR. CO., Hood River; JOHN
SON BROS. & HALE, Van Horn Station; C. W. CRAIG HDW CO.,
White Salmon Wash.
A COMPARISON FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
Analysis of four commercial brands of lime-sulphur spray
by the Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon, Season
1910-11:
TOTAL LIME TOTAL SULPHUR
Sample No. 1 10.73 2G.63
Sample No. 2 11.94 30.03
Sample No. 3 12.00 29.21
Sample No. 4 12.12 23.98
Sample No. 5 19.65 31.44
A comparison of the above analysis plainly shows that
NIAGARA Brand carries much more lime and sulphur in solu
tion than any of the rest, and this is decidedly the case when
comparing the Beaume tests of the several samples. NIAGARA
at 31 is far superior to all the others, several of which run as
high as 32 and 33 Beaume test.
Bear in mind that we use neither salt nor caustic soda to
raise our Beaume test.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS!
Unless Containers Have Our Label it is Not NIAGARA
HOOD RIVER SPRAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY
JAS. R. FORDEN, Manager
Phone 42 or 208-L
Office at Warehouse of Stranahan & Clark
HOOD RIVER HIGH
DEBATERS TRIUMPH
Tht' Hood Itlver high school debat
ing team scored another triumph
Friday night l.v defeating tin- New
berg team and get ting a unanimous
decision. The debate, hlch took
place at the Commercial Unit rooms,
wan well attended and the content
ful tit, who debated each point with
keen rivalry, were londl.v a pplaudcd.
The visiting team, which had the
allirtnatlve nidi' of the uestloii, wan
MIhh Lilian Itenter, Miss P.essle
king and MIhm (ilndys Traw. Hood
IMver wan represented by MIhh Viola
Nlckelst-ii. Lester Murphy nnd Karle
Spanieling. The latter team has not
been defeated thin year.
The judges were I'rof. It. II. Kaln,
of White Salmon, U. C. French, Hi
red or of F.dncatlon of the Portland
Y. M ('. A., and I'.crnnrd Jakeway, M
Fnlverslty of Oregon debater of
prominence.
Hood IMver linn now but two more
debateH, and In one of live teaniH In
the ntate to try out for the blj de
bate at Kugene.
NEW PICTURE SHOW
DOES BIG BUSINESS
The new picture hIiow operated by I
ItlchardH A: Company wan opened
Saturday am played to a very;
large business. Six hundred attend
ed the hIiow on the opening night, j
The new establishment Ih tilted up ;
I with all that In latent In the picture i
, business. Including an electric piano, I
oera chalrri and a slanting lloor, ho
that big hatH do not interfere with
! the vImIoii of thone behind them. The
lamp houne Ih lined with galvanized
Iron, making It lire proof, audit Ih
iHaidbythe managers that the plct-
, ure machines are the latent nnd tiest
I now In line.
ei i i i, t ii..
I III HIIOW 0M-lt-l Mllll II J 1 1 ennr i
I vaudeville act that Ih very good, ami i
! which will be put on for the rent of
the wi-ek.
UNDERWOOD MAN
DROPSJROM SIGHT
No trace can be found of Charles
Frlck, n German, who disappeared
from hin live-acre tract three in lien
up the White Salmon three weeks
ago, nay the Knterprlse. Frlck al
ways feared that Homeone would
"nteal his place," and even menaced
people when they walked upon his
land to nee the "Narrows, " out; of
the picturesque npots of the valley,
Tlie little five-acre tract sloping
down to the edge of t he precipice Is
Frlck's very life. From the I'lidor
wood station, three miles a way, he
wheeled out all his goods In a bar
row, and picked out the little spot
no one else wanted. He h'ndplcked
It lor stoncH, did IiIh own grubbing
and had several one year-old-treen
out. The I'acllic Power & Light Co.
came along ami approached htm for
right-of-way, willing to pay Ills-rally
for his acreage, but no nooner had
the right-of-way man left than Frlck
dropped his grubbing hook, locked
the cabin door and tied, evidently
believing that by keeping out of
night he will not have to give up his
land.
Frlck recently lost $luo, all the
money he had, aud which he had
worked hard for. The loss of the
purse preyed on his mind and with
the deep concern he hud for his land,
made his actions apenr peculiar.
HONORED FOR LOVE OF BIRDS
Venerable Charmer of Parii Ii to Be
Decorated.
What Is termed one of the must fas
cinating entertainments to he found
In nil Purls Is the daily "receptions" In
the Tulleries gardens held hy M.
Henri Pol, known to the admiring pop
ulace as the ""bird charmer." I.ecause
of his Immunity and t lie worldwide
fume he has attained M Pol Is to be
decorated by the French minister of
agriculture.
M. Pol is a retired employee of the
postal service nnd Is now seventy-six
years of age. Having little to do, he
began to make friends with the thou
sands of sparrows and other birds that
flejet time you tejalftby the store I tvish
yotid stop a minute and taRs a looK. at
"MG 'BEJV"
H He's 1 he finest slccpmclcr made, the hest looKing,
the best built, thc best running J52.30.
This is the clock they are advertising in the big magazines.
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WOMEN HEAR
LECTURE ON ART
At a largely attended meeting of
the Woman's Club held last Wednes
day at the Commercial Club rooms
Mrs. Welster addressed the members
on the subject of art. About were
present, including a number from
White Salmon.
In her address Mrs. Welster said
that by many, even In the eulighu
ened age of today, art was consid
ered the embroidery on the garment
of civilization a costly luxury,
something that the practical Amer
icans can afford to Ignore. This the
speaker denied, saying that a little
of the artistic could enter Into every
home If Its teachings were known
and fostered. The beauty of art and
Its Influences lu the home were being
made potent largely through womeu.
The question that was occupylug
the attention of the women's clubs
the world over, she said, was mak
ing the home beautiful, with a desire
also for cleaner, more attractive and
more artistic cities. In other words,
the aim was for a more In-autlful
home for all people, which could be
brought about by awakening an ar
tistic Instinct In the masses.
Confirmation Services
Continuation services for a class of
seventeen will be held at the Luth
eran church at The Halles by Kev.
M. V.. P.oultou Faster morning. Kev.
Mr. P.oulton has a continuation
class of seven at Hood Itlver,
I Mv IL JLa iLiB.3.
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Anti-Skids
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M BENBI POU
are found In the famous gardens of
the Tuileries, nnd by dint of wonderful
patience and study he won their Inti
macy. Now they know at exactly
what time, morning and evening, be
will appear with bread and other dain
ties. So great has this Intimacy become
that he has named many of them, and
they will respond when be calls, sub
mit to being picked up, perch on bis
hands and perform tricks for him.
WITH THE
You Create 'Em on You.
Joy and elegit nee are combined for tn
hallrooui boys, Mr. Newlywed and
others In a new invention by which
every wearer of trousers can crease
'em without cost,
removal or wor
ry. No longer
will It become
necessary to
place tho nether
garments be
neatli mattresses
to preserve the
crease, for the
Invention will at
tend to all that
In an up to date
manner. The de
vice consists of an electric pressing i
Iron ndapted to slide on a vertical
guide rod, which has a stirrup at one ;
end for the presser's foot and a han-
die for steadying at the other. Then,
without disrobing, the operator turns i
on an electric current from the light-
Ing fixture. The pressing Iron runs
up tho outside of the trousers leg and
crease It expeditiously and accurately.
DAVIDSON
FRUIT
In cases of rheumatism, relief from
pain makes sleep and rest possible.
This may be obtained by applying
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by all dealers.
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Foot of Third Street Phone No. 65