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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19. 1911
Makes the most nutri
tious food and the most
dainty and delicious.
mm,
Absolutely Pure
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
No fussing or fretting over
the biscuit-making. Royal
is the aid to many a
cook's success.
Royal CmI Book 800 RtctipttFree. Stnd Name end Addrtu.
OVL BKINQ POWDEW
FIGHTING FROSTS IN
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
A a elaborate series of experiments
lu the fighting of frosts In the Kogue
Klver Valley lt being conducted by
the department of horticulture of the
Oregon Agricultural College. V. K.
lirown, special field assistant, In In
charge of the work, assisted by stud
ruU In horticulture ut the college, In
cluding Leslie Beaty of HalUtoti,
I'olk county, and C. C. Held of Fair
Held, 111.
Two of the leading manufacturers
of oil pot In Colorado and California
are running a competitive test as to
the relative merits of their various
oil pot in frost protection. These
companies are paying all expenses of
the demonstrations and each has a
representative on the ground. The
work Is being done through the
i
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Going to Paint?
If it's the house, barn, fence, kitchen floor, walls
or anything else, we will gladly tell you what kind to
use, quantity required, the cost, and how it should be
applied. We have
ACME QUALITY
Paints, Enamels, Stains and Varnishes for rofinishing
any shabby surface indoors or outdoors.
Glad to show colors and offer advice whether you
decide to paint or not.
El. A. FRANZ CO.
CO., NEW YORK.
agency of the college department ol
horticulture nnd is being conducted
In the orchard of Mr. (. E Marshal
of Medford. The Judges are Mr. Mar
shal, K. H. Brown of the college, and
Mr. C. E. Whistler.
Each company Is furnishing ma
terials for a five acre test, making a
ten acre experiment. The orchard
has leen surveyed Into blocks of
foot areas, lu each of which are three
thermometers. Close studies are to
be made of atmospheric conditions
during the blooming season. Fre
quent demonstrations will be made
as to the amount of oil the different
tyies of pots burn through a given
length of time.
The liver loses Its activity at times
and needs help. Herbine Is an effec
tive liver stimulant. It also purities
the bowels, strengthens digestion
aud restores strength, vigor and
cheerful spirits. l'rlee .10o. Sold by
Chas. X. Clarke.
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"ME QUALITY
HOOD RIVER WINS
FROMSTEVENSON
The Hood Klver teuni In the Mld
Ctilumhlu league maintained Its
good start for the pennant Sunday
by defeating Stevenson at the latter
place by a score oi 4 to 2. The hx'als
went to Stevenson on the steamer
Tahoma. A goodly crowd of rooters
accompanied them and enjoyed the
game which was closely contested.
At Columbia I'ark the Heights
teuni met defeat at the hands of Melr
& Franks counter Jumpers. The si-ore
was (i to .1. Owing to errors the vis
iting team secured a lead of five runs
in the (mirth Inning. A feature of the
game was the sensational catch In
deep right field by Ilawley, one of
the visiting players.
HOOD RIVER WAITER-
CHARGED WITH THEFT
tieo. Brown, a constable from Ore
gon City came here Friday and ar
rested Karl Klotz, a waiter, charging
him with the theft of .Ht. Klotz Is
alleged to have stolen the money
while worklug in Oregou City.
A companion who was charged
with being Implicated In the crime
was placed under arrest In the latter
city before Brown left for Hood
Uiver. Klotx wus taken back to
Oregon City to answer the charge.
It Is stated that while Klotz was
working In one of the hotels there
f 2.1 was missed by one of the waiters
who had left It In his clothing while
at work.
NEW SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
ON MT. HOOD RAILROAD
The Mt. Hood Railroad has put a
new schedule into effect, which short
ens up the time. leaving Hood
Hlver the train departs at V0.1.
reaching I'arkdale at 10:."0. The
leaving time at I'arkdale has been
changed to l:i0 p. in., the train
reaching here at 3:10 and making
connections with the local for I'ort
land. On Sundays the train will
leave I'arkdale at .'1:00 p. m , or two
hours later, giving visitors several
hours In the I'pper Valley between
trains.
Every family that has children Is
liable to have croup; Invariably at
night. If Ballard's H on-bound Syr
up Is kept In the house, It saves going
after the medicine at an Inconvenient
time ami checks the attack promptly.
Trice 2.V, .10c. and $1.00 per bottle
Sold bv Chas. X. Clarke.
HUSUM HAS INFLUX OF
PROSPECTIVELAND BUYERS
H usu iii. Wash., April 17 The In
flux of prospective land buyers dur
ing the last week of the colonist's
rates to the red and yellow apple
lands of the White Salmon valley,
has reached the limit of all expecta
tions and predictions, and activity
lu land sales Is more perceptible ev
ery day.
The class of homeseekers making
this particular section of Washing
ton their point of Investigation Is
not composed of farmers from the
east who an-seeking cheap lands and
homesteads. On the contrary It Is a
class of well to do farmers or bust
ness men with abundant capital to
Invest In Improved aud unimproved
fruit tracts, the profession of an or
chardlst nppealing to their desires In
preference to cultivating grains and
grasses In nion remote regions.
Will S. Ingham, a prospective land
buyer from Minneapolis is only a
sample enthusiast, proclaiming the
sentiment of hundreds who have vis
ited the White Salmon valley this
year. In conversation with him to
day he said: "On my tours of In
vestigation In the west I have visited
this section during three different
seasons and 1 am (irmly convinced
that this Is an ideal country to bring
my family. Your climatic conditions
are above the average and the fact
that the leading varieties of nppplcs
are raised here successfully Insures a
lasting market.
"I hardly believe your people up-
predate the beuuties of nature sur
rounding you, nnd the short distance
to Portland, to be reuched by mod
ern trains or Columbia Uiver boats,
are certainly advantages not to be
overlooked.
"I am about to close a deal for nn
orchard tract with five acres of bear
ing Spltzenberg trees. After I have
built a comfortable residence for my
family I expect to make this section
of the valley my permanent home."
Knights of Pythias, Attention
White Salmou, Wash., will organ
ize a K. of 1'. lodge at that place on
Saturday evening, April 1111. All
Knights are Invited to attend
Transportation has been arranged
for. Ini)uuire at Clarke's jewelry
store.
FOR SALE
Some of the
best
Apple Land
In Washington
Improved and unim
proved; small or large
tracts; easy payments;
near Goldendale, Wash.
A solid block of 160
acres set to winter ap
ples. G. W. DAVIS
Goldendale, Klickitat County, Wash.
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
A ftoln li ret torr of earh City,
rm i m i
:ihiiiKton, k i v in K ltrrfptlv
hltftrh of ii-h plar. Jyornelrt-i,
hhi((ifiic rm-iJitla and a 4 I )
flri Dirrttory of each jUuniaena
and i roiriiftin.
R. I,. I'Of K CO., Inc.
nr.il lie, V AMD.
SMOKING IY1EAT
THE NEW WAY.
Too don't imH a smoke
house. Apply WRIOHTB
HMOKE a liijuid giv
ing two coats, which will
impart the rich aroma
ami delicate flavor of
hi korj smoke to the meat, keeping it
.Ajuuu, iwoei ana insect Tree Indefinitely.
Hold for 14 years all over U. H. and Can
ada. Get the "nuine. Fully Guaran
teed. Hold r uly in wjnare quart Ixittlea
with metal cap. Ask your drtigKist for
"Wright'i Smoke'1. Made only l.y
L H. WRIGHT CO., Kum! City, Me.
Sold ami Guaranteed hj
KEIR & CASS
OVER 6S YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
iim
Trade Mamks
DiaiaNS
Copyright Ac.
Anrootnrtlnf tftkfttfh and dwrrtntirm may
Qhlcttlr MoerUui nur opinion fraa whwthr an
iirrimn t priiiy rrrif able, rmmnnlra
tijmtmctir"'iMilirj. HANDBOOK fn Piit
tut fraa. (Ji1t urrrf for rurinr patent.
Scientific American.
A hn1nme1r WnirtMf 4 waahlf. Currant rlf.
filiation of any -!(. t KM Journal. l rnia. 1 a
yR,r: f'.nr montht L (Md by alt nawadnalara.
MUNN ft Co.""- New York
Ursiieb omc. am. WubiMlun, IX U
EASTER SERVICES AT THE
VALLEY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Tin1 Innovation lieie of having a
sunrise prnyerincetiiiK. took well.
The meeting, should Ik, wiih led
by h woman, Mrn. It. I'.. i'atillt-r.
Only a do.t-n ami a half wi-iv prt-n-ent,
luit evt-r.vone tut-iut-il IIIU'il with
the KaHtt-r H.lrlt iiiiiJ maile It the
niiwt hi l.fiil and In tcn-Hl ln nuvtlim
of that character ever held In thin
church.
When Sunday m-hool time came
around, one would have thought It
FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL FLESH
X remedy that la equally effleacloua la heallnar the wound!, aorea, ipralaa
or other ailment! of the flesh of man or beaet.
BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT
a hA.llmr romo.lv in offortivolv moot the needs of nnlmal floh nood not be a hareh. dtron mixture.
loo riraatlo for th human bodv:
flt-sh heallnir remedies designed for man; and It is equally as prompt
diseases common nmonp animals. Owners of blooded horses prefer It
leaves no dlHtlirurlnir sears n
which the flesh of horses responds readily. ....
It is of ereat value In healing harness Ralls, barbed wire cuts, wounds, festering sore! and many
other ailments to which horses are subject. In the r--li- f t human suffering. It has done a world of
frood. particularly In easing the pains of rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and lumhago. When Kently
rubbed in where the pain exists, It (fives a most Kratifvinic relief to the uffllcted. As a household
remedy for cuts, burns, bruises, sprains, contracted muscles, stiff neck, frost bites, swellings, clilll
blulns. Ivy pylsonliib'. tlicru is uotliin better on earth.
Put Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
JAMK1 F. HAI.I.AnO
For Disease or Aliments of
wan the Fotirt'i of July from the rlgn
arriving at the grouudn. A photog
raplu-r wan to have been present to
snau the Live Viren and the Itoynl
Soiim' pictureH, hut he failed to ma
tcrlallze. It was the banner attend
ance of the church' hlntory, over a
humlred and twenty-live lieltig pren
ent.
The choir rendered t wo Hpeclal an
theiint for the morning nervlce. The
xermou, "What I See In HieKmpty
Tomb," dealt largely on .Ichiih being
the true friend and genuine Hvinpa
thlzer. A picnic lunch-for many brought
their lunch and talkfenr tilled In the
time between tne morning and after
noon Her vice.
The Sunday Mchool had charge of
the afternoon gathering and gave a
inoht IntereHting program.
Knileavor wan well attended. The
Hpeclal program to be given had
iH-en well advertised and everyone
wan out In force.
The climax of the day came in the
evening. The minister took pity on
Uh for once and dinpelined with the
Hermon. Solon, readlugH and Hpeclal
anthems by thecholr which nhowed,
by the way, that they had not Ih-cii
Blighted Iii practice anil an iiiHtruct-
Ive talk by the pantor, made up a
moHt -ntertaliiliig hour aud a half.
Everyone contributed generoiiHly tti
the Hilver offering taken up In the In
terentM of the varioiiH benevolent lll-
Htltutloim throughout the Htate.
Taken all In all, the day will go
down In history as the greatent ever
wltneHHed by the Valley ChrlHtlan
church.
The correct treatment for cutn,
burns, Hcaldn, wound, hutch, lumba
go, rht-utnatlHiu or neuralgia Is I'.al
lard'n Snow Liniment. 1 1 Ih healing,
penetrating and nntlHeptle, which
Ih everything that Ih needed to
effect a complete cure. Price 11.1c. .Hie
and $1.IM per bottle. Sold by Chan.
N. Clarke.
Salem has U-come a manufacturing
center. It ban -1.1 factories employ
ing 1.110 workmen. The monthly
payroll Ih $:mi,:::hi and the value of
the annual product in more than
$4.HMI,IHH).
Simplicity and Durability
Ih the basis which the Will 1 1; SLW
IN(1 MACHINE is built on. We are
unprejudiced In our claim that the
WHITE is the best sewing machine In
the W ORLD. W e are only too glad
to show you that the range of work Is
unlimited We make the Vibrator
and Kotary machines, the latter being
equipped with the Lock and Chain
stitch, making two machines in one
and possesses other desirable features
too numerous to mention.
See STEWAKT HARDWARE 4
f L'KM IIJRE CO., local dealer, flood
River, Ore,, before you buy.
WHITE SEWIING MACHINE CO.
AGED PIONEER RESIDENT
FALLS DEAD ON HIGHWAY
Win. OverliaiiKh, N? yearn old and a
I'oliuiililu Uiver pioneer reHldeiit for
over thirty yearn, died Mtiddenly
Monday on the roadidde near IiIh
home. Mr. Overliauh, who reHldei
ou the Mllrtlde Juxt acrows the river
from Hood Klver, alter eating n
hearty tireakfaxt, dtart.nl to take a
vhort walk and later wan found dead
about "HI feet from hit home. The
can e of death wan heart failure.
Funeral wrvlcen will he held today
In the Martonk- hall at White Salmon.
Hallurd a Bnow I.lnlrnent proof of
any of the minor accidents or ailments.
PUOPIllKTOre
the K;r, Stephens V.yr Snlve U 10 EfleetlTe Remedy. It ICaaea I'sla aad
(urea I'rrnianenliy.
3 Solo Ano RtcowMCNOto8vLTi
CI IAS. N. CLAHia:
ASKS FOR RECEIVER FOR
EAST HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO
A. P. Itateham Hied a nuit Wednes
day In the federal court In Portlaud
against the Kant Hood Klver Fruit
Company and Home of the directors
of t he company, asking forjt receiver
on the grouuilH that he has not been
paid $l."i.'l!4 due him for salary as
general manager to April 1, of this
year. Itateham set forth In Ills com
plaint that heowiiH nearly half of
the stock In the company, but that
it is not In tinaclal condition to meet
its obligations, amounting to a total
of about $.,."..(HHl.
No-Dust Waxine
Is a preparation to absorb the dust
when sweeping. It prevents breath
ing It. Disease germs are there.
You carefully protect your hair and
clothing; we aim to protect your
lungs from the germ-laden dust. A
new net Ih contly and hard to get,
and repairs are expensive. Fifty
pounds, $2 IH); Kki pinindHf.', IHI; '.Is I.
pound barrel, $.1.00, f. o. b. Portland.
Order from Crt-Hcent Chemical Co.,
i'iL'o Washington St., Portland, Or,
or K. A. Franz Hardware Co., Hood
Klver, or through your grocer.1
MICHELM
fSemeUo"
Anti -
Look for fyTA M tredlml
The
hardened Steel
Anti-Skid
Studs do prevent
skidding
2 ttB
3 &
& ,
l 40,Si
IN STOCK BY
Gilbert-Vaughan Implement Co.
Don't Leave the
WITHOUT INVESTIGATING
Mosier Valley
for aimilar land in ithr inrtiona Bur
now befitn atHfculatora add their pntfita.
COMMKKCIAI. Cf.UH OF MoSIKR
M0SII R 'ORLOON
FRED DIETZ AWARDED
BOOK IN ESSAY CONTEST
The hook offered by the N'ewn to
the pupil In the eighth (crude for the
iM-Ht-written coiupoHltton on Theo
dore KooHevelt, haw been awarded to
Fred Diet. Second honors are given
to (ieorge ltragx and third io Uoger
SlmpMon. For general literary ex
cellence young Uletx'n paer wan the
U-ot, although not an original lu
Hiibject iim that of MaMter llragg.
The volume which will Ite given to
the winner Im Theodore Kooevelt'
"Arflcan Game TralU."
this. It rank! with the beat of the
In curing the wounds and flesh
to any other liniment because Jt
It ncais vy a niim power m
T. I.OVH, MO.
(iirls Average Highest
A study of the grades made by the
HtudentH of the FnlverHlty of Oregon
for the last semester reveals the fact
that the girls made a higher average
than the boys. The girls averaged
Ml I for the semester's work, and the
j boys s.'l..'t. The Women's Dormitory
j made the highest average of any of
'the woiiimu'h cIiiIih, r' The lowent
average of any of the womcn'H or
ganizations was Mi. Tin- Masonic
fraternity, the Acacias, made the
highest average of any of the men's
clubs, V.I. The lowest men's club
average was 70. The memU-rs of
the football team averaged M, which
Is higher than the total average of
all the men.
If you eat something which (lis
agreen with yon, don't let It. work
Its own way through. It's a shnv
priH-CHH and mr-.kes you feel bad.
I let rid of It quickly by taking a done
of Herbine. It driven out Impurities
In the stomach and bowels, and you
feel better Immediately. Price .loe
Sold by Chas. N. Clarke.
The Dalles had conslileralile build
ing activity during the pant month.
March statistics hIiow over loo new
houses, valued at $10.1,:!7.1.
Skids
The
Leather tread
U tough, flexible,
and Boa-
puncturing
Hood River District
Natural ailvanUfr1 fr fruit n row in
unrxr1!!. Ijiml prktvn hwm flmihld In
I ant two yrwrn hut rt not half that aaknl
6 Miles Last of Hood River, Oregon
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