The Hood River news., August 23, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1911
Cottage Hospital
Hood Uiver'a Medical In
stitution. Open to the
public for the treatment
of Medical and Surgical
cases. Rates on applica
tion. Address,
C0TTA6E HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
T. l. 1 vi:i:iv
Mutual Inauranr. at 0 Per Cent of 01.1 Line
Kate. Fire Insurance on HuiMinit in
Coura. of Conatrurtion, Free.
NOTARY rilHI.IR ON Till HKK1HTH
O. B. EVINOER
Oonfootlonory and Cigar
Control Linrn of Ciaort, Toboccoa,
Condi;, Ice Cream. Etc.
STATIONERY On the Heights
BRADLEY BROS.
Concrete Building Blocks
Kecotfnized the Brat. We
make them in Iluud Kiver
CALL ON US FOR ESTIMATES
KELLY
HAY
AND
BROS.
OATS
Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts
and Straw
Phone 227-M
Fourth Street between Oak and State
Hood River Studio
R. M. DUNHAM
IMIOTOC.KAl'IIY
Alst Columbia Gnphopbones and Records
CHAPMAN I CO.'S
CASH GROCERY
ON THE HCKiHTS
Wc mike free delivery to any part of the
city. All goods cash on delivery.
First Class (Joods.
Pull Measure.
Honest Weights.
Prices Guaranteed.
Your Trade Solicited.
Phono 346-1
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
OREGON SPORTSMEN
.'spitrtHiiH n, an over tiiu Mtute, art
urjct'tl to orKnnlgtf HiiIih ly State
Uiiine Warden William S. Flnley
He U'llfvt'H that tin protection ahil
propagation of game, um well ux uu
Intelligent enforcement o( the prt'M
ent icaiiie Ihwh ean lie effected more
thoroughly through 11 body o( true
pportMineii than In any other way
A quarterly report from the game
wanlen'H olllce. will keep them In
touch with condition ull over the
state, while Mr. Flnley will rely very
largely upon the recommendations
of thewe t-lulxt, an to where and when
to release game birds and IIhIi.
IVrslHteiit report from all over the
Htale hnve reached the olllce of Game
Warden William S. Flnley, to the ef
feet that the lawn prohibiting the
hunting of deer with liouniln are lie
tng violated. At the prewnt time,
dcputlcH are liaHtcnlng to the varlotm
groumlM where deer are known to
gather, with explicit ItiHtriictionx to
atrcHt hucIi violatorH ind pnmecilte
them to the full extent of the law
Mr. Mil ley Htateittliat he will over.
look no opportunity to pnnlnh deer
hunter who line hoiindri or other
dogH for the purnult of deer, aH the
extinction of thin nulinal In nKHiired
uiiIchh Ntrciiuoui lueaHiircH are
adopted.
lty the releaxe of tNl,(KNI Hteelheail
Halmon In the water of the Me-
Kenzle, (iame Warden Flnley exiHftn
to make that nt renin iih Inviting to
flHherineii ari tie llogue Itlver now In
The secret of theHiicceHH of the Rogue
Hlver, a a Onliing ground. Is due to
the fact that HtHelheadH always re
turn to their original Hpawnlng
ground after a trip to the deep sen.
ThlH Is the only respect In which
they differ from the rainbow trout.
It Is believed that once the steelhead
Is released In the McKenzle, that
river will become a perpetual spa wil
ing ground for them anil provide
excellent trout Mslilng much closer to
Portland and the northwest portion
of the state.
Kcportx from the Forestry Service
of the Cnlted States government In
dicate that the elk of Oregon an' rup
Idly Isromlng extinct. There are
less than three hundred animals
within the boundaries of the state at
this time. Warden William S. Fln
ley announces his Intention of Inter
esting the President In making
a proclamation, setting aside the
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.Bargains
Best Fruit Sugar, for this week,
sack $6.00
Postum Cereals, per package ..20c
Cream of Wheat, 2 packages for 35c
Baker and Runkel's Cocoa, one-half pound 25c
Eagle Chocolate, one pound 25c
One-fourth case Picnic Crackers 1.15
One-fourth case City Sodas 1.15
Gold Dust Washing Powder, per package 20c
Citrus Washing Powder, per package ...20c
Cottolene, No. 10 pail 1.50
Cottolene, No. 4 pail 60c
Your money will buy More from us
It will cost you
Nothing to investigate our prices
FR UIT JAKT
MASON Tint o5c Quart $ .05
SCH RAM Pint 75c Quart .85
ECONOMY ...Pint 85c Quart 1.10
Half Gallon $ .85
Half Gallon 1.30
Half Gallon 1.40
L. H. Huggins
Mull Kun watershed as a wild game
reserve. This Is within the author
lty of President Taft, as tills property
Is already under government control
tsdng In the Oregon Forest Heserve.
It was Mr. Flnley who Induced Pres.
Ident Itoosevelt to set aside the Mai
heur Lake country tut a wild bird re
serve and he la-lleves he will secure a
like concession from the present
executive.
With less than (M) antelope re
inalnlng in Oregon, evidence has
reached the olllce of State (lame
Warden Flnley that a sheep owner
of southeastern Oregon has syste
matically planned the killing of
many of these animals during the
last two winters. The object of
this unlawful attempt, it Is said, Is
to provide bnit for coyotes. The
carcass of the untelope Is poisoned
where it falls, which, when eaten by
the coyote, consequently destroys
that animal. Deputies are now
seeking exact evidence, with the in
tentlon of discovering the guilty
party, when diligent prosecution
will follow. The Identity of the
sheep owner Is, as yet, unknown,
although the ollicers are on the trail
of the man, who will be made
striking example of the. seriousness
of tills Infraction of the law.
CONTINUE WORK ON
MINERAL SPRINGS
The work of Improving the Hood
(liver Mineral Springs property con
tlnues and many visitors are now
being attracted to the grounds of
this proposed rest and pleasure re
sort.
The residence on the old Kennedy
place now owned by the Hood (liver
Mineral Springs Company has been
remodeled and lifted up with sepnr
ate baths for guests.
A large dining room has been built
on the first floor with an enclosed
porch ns additional room forservlug
meals to guests. On this floor there
Is also a large kitchen and a recep
tlon room. I'pstalrs a number of
bedrooms have been repapered nod
furnished. I 'n til t lie hotel building
Is finished the newly fitted up build
Ing will lie used as a dining hall.
Paths have Is-en made to the mag
nesia spring which has lieeu con-
reted. This will Ite covered with a
small pavilion provided with seats.
From the spring another path lends
lnt' the wooded canyon where a
number of tent houses have lieen
instructed and furnished and sep
arate toilets with running water
hnve been provided. On both sides
of a pretty mountain creek paths
lead through the grove for a quarter
of a mile, while rustic benches are
placed In inviting spots for rest.
The spot selected for t he hotel is
on a side hill f'icing the entire valley.
The site has Ihvii staked out and t he
plans are now being perfected by a
Portland firm of architects. The
hotel when fully completed will pro
vide accommodations for several
hundred giit-xts.
TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY
HAS FINE LOT OF STOCK
II. S. (lalllgan. proprietor of the
True-to-Name Nursery, which has a
line lot of stock for planting tills fall,
has Just purchased a large ncreage
at lufiir wldch lie will use for nurs
ery purposes. The land Is located In
a district where there Is plenty of
moisture, and It Is believed that it
will raise excellent stis-k.
The nursery situated here expects
to place on the market tills fall some
of the liest stock which it lias yet
offered for planting, and makes an
announcement In another column.
The liiilllgnn nursery has been emi
nently successful in supplying local
orcliardlsts and will exercise the
same care in supplying purchasers
this year that it lias previously,
(lovernment Wants Stenographers
The I'nlted States Civil Service
Commission announces that It has
lieen nimble to supply the demand
for male stcnognipliers and type
writers in the service of the govern
ment of the I'nlted States. Young
men who are wllllrg to accept an
entrance salary of $Mll to f'.KM) er
annum, have an excellent opportu
nity for appointment and advance
ment. The government servlceoffers
a desirable Held to bright and ambi
tious young men. Appointments in
th" Held service are frequently made
nt lOOOnnil $U'00 per annum. Kx
nmlnn tlons will tie held In Septem
ber and October, PHI, ami all quail
lied persons, male and female, are
urged to apply for and enter the
coming examinations. For applica
tion blank and full Information, ml
drcs llerls-rt F. Ward, Secretary,
Kleventh Civil Service District, lloom
Postolllce lildg , Seattle, Wash
Will Have Hard Winter
We had a mild winter last will
have a hard one this winter. Don't
put off buying your wood until its
nine tiollars sr cord, but buy good
oak now at $.Vi0. Conn way Mere,
Co., Phone Odell l'.U.
Tumors removed. Dr. Sowcrhy.
HARRIMAN ROADS
STOP OLD CUSTOM
(ireen flags, one at euch side of the
rear end of the last passenger coach
on a train, have served their use on
the Harrlman roads, ami will no
longer be seen on any pasHeuger
trains on these linen. The first of
August saw the last of the green
flags and allot the trains are now
running with lamp markers in place
of the Hags.
Oreen flags have been used for
many years on the rear of trains to
designate to tralus In the opposite
direction and to the engineer of the
train displaying the Hag markers,
that the train was Intact. This was
necessary lu the days when all of the
cars in tralus were notequlpped with
automatic air brakes. Sometimes
when the link and pin couplings were
in use, a pin would break and a car
would be left behind. There was no
way for the engineer to tell w hether
or not he had all of his cars with
hlin unless he could look out of his
cab and see the green Hag waving
from the last coach.
The lamps, that are now being
used as markers In place of the green
flags, sufliee during the day as well
ns at night. During the passage of
a train through a tunnel, snow-sheds
or during foggy weather, they can
be easily lighted, but for the mnjor
portion of the day time trips they re
main unllglited. They can be dis
tinguished by the engineer with ease
and have already been found a great
improvement over the old ling sys
tem.
Oregon Hotel Special Dinners
A special table d'hote dinner will
lie served at the Hotel Oregon every
Sunday from 5:.K) to 7:M p. m. for 7.1
cents. An a la carte meal will also
be served. Music by the Mandolin
Club. Dine with us.
Soft Drinks for Family Use
Hood Hlver Sweet Cider, Hire
Hoot Peer, and Soda Waters of all
flavors can lie obtained for family
use at all the confectionery and gro
cery stores at 1.00 per dozen, with
an allow nin e of .0e per dozen for the
return of the bottles to the party
from whom purchased. Keen a few
bottles In a cool place during the
warm weather.
Hooll lilVKK Al'I'I.K Vl.XKOAK Co.
TO liXCHANOE
Pine urove Orchard, 20 acres, part
bearing, to exchange for West Side
orchard property, Oak Urove prefer
red. I or particulars inquire Marion
Mac Kae, Mt. Hood Hotel.
ALL KINDS OF
Painting and Paperhanging
DECORATING
WORK GUARANTLLD
FRED WALSH
Phone 283-M On The Heights
H. M. RYAN
Teacher of Violin, Mandolin, (iuitar
and Banjo
Phonographs and Musical
Instilments repaired
SOULE'S MUSIC STORE
Four Foot Oak $5.50
Place your order for wood now
while the roads are good and It can
Is hauled. Good four foot oak at
$...V). Cotmway Merc. Co. Phone
Odell !!.
hi. E. JOHNSON
Carpenter and Builder
Second and State Sts.
Phone Shop 245-X; Res. 87-L
FOR SALE-Non-irriprated
Budded NURSERY Stock.
GUARANTEED true to name.
Spitzen burgs, Newtowns and
Ortleys. I). CURRIER, Jr.,
Odell 84. R. 1). 2.
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Cook by Electricity
CHEAPER THAN WOOD, COAL OR GAS
REDUCES WORK TO MINIMUM
If you are interested write for
particulars and proof
P. O. Box 86
Hood River, Oregon
Sanitary Market
O.V TIIK IIKIGUTW
First Class Meats and Vegetables
At Reasonable Prices Free Delivery
E. L. I IOLMAN
I'HONE TO-X
5fie Bfue Ri66on Baftery
LEADS ON THE HEIGHTS
Bakery. CoitecNooery. Fruit, lec Cream. Soli Drinks, Ite.
AUTO DELIVERY OF LARGE ORDERS
Como In, try our Piano, and fool at homo
6 ii
& HI if 8
9 mil w ?w y
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Purity Dairy Go.
pure Cream and JVIilh
Thos. Calkins
PHONE 68-L
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DAVIDSON BUILDING
Money to Loan
On Income Producing Property
In quantities from $1,000 to $20,000
With Interest at 7 Per Cent
W. S. NICHOL
3ft fHati Wle Sett Crcftard :atid
Fwment First National Bank
OUR NEW FALL PATTERNS
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED
IF YOU NEED A
NEW SIUT
GIVE US ATRIAL
Cleaning and Pressing. Workmanship Guaranteed
u RAY n
M I 1 I J Third Street, Hood River, Or.
F. B. SNYDER
B. B. POWELL
Hood River PiumDing company
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating.
Tinning and Sheet Metal Work.
Repairing Promptly Attended.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
CASCADE AVENUE
SINEX cSi FISHER
DR. J. SOWERBY
Nerve Specialist and Chiropractor
A Relief lor All Diseases
Ferguson Building Telephone 221
1 1
4th & State St.
Phone 24k
0. P. DABNEY & SONS
FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE, STOVES
AND RANGES
We buy, sell and exchange everything
in Mouse luirnishings. Campers
Supplies, etc.
Don't forsct Ihc place-Cor. lth State
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J Third and Oak
Plumbing
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