The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current, August 30, 1911, Page 10, Image 10

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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1911
CAMAS PRAIRIE DISTRICT
HAS GREAT POSSIBILITIES
(rnt mueii from I'aire 1'
rmllil-trt ItM .lllll' 111 IlllTl'IIHl' tt'll
f .l.). Ill l 1 1 V event utuv rtt'liillllfil
lt viilne ih Iim.v ir nTnUi l.uiil Is mi-
!-1 1 i .t 1 iiikI, mice cultlviitei!,
will lnrreiiw tin- reMUirccw of the
cimtrv t a lii-ll tltfiire.
At iTi'wiit ltl-Mn a tii Id 1'iiltlva
1 1 ii mlliere tii t 11 i-Uetum. l.iit any
I iik it tl hi t Im t Ic.-i.U tii ii innri' re
mum ruliw i r p u ill iii!i Lly nee Inn
i ni. ts cut Int" Binall Ktien. ami a crop
pru.lnceil tliat will pay exen M'ifer
t Iim n ti e t i'Iik t'f tlniut liy tn t lie acre,
a lel.l iinw entlmate'l for the drain-
ace illntrlct
'I' lie Hiiceet uf the count ry fur r-tock
l apparent In ltn tine liornes anil
tattle, atnl It iJalry product are
iiUn a l.irce Honrcenf Inconie. Now
that the attention of experienced
fruit men han Httracteil to the
volcanic null and red allot mll of lt
tlinU red hlllH. It I milte likely that
apple orchtirdH will follow and when
i fruit 1 added to It other product
l('ama. Valley will have a combina
tion cf resource and Income Ideal
! ludi-t'd from the standpoint of the
! ;irtculturlr.t.
When It In taken Into coii-iderat Ion
I that thU rich land, ready for the
plow, can now lie bought for $." to
$7. an acre, or a half wet Ion for an
amount that would only luiy a ten
acre orchard at Mood Kiver, it I not
nurprisim: that a nuuiher of well in
formed and enterprUlm; men have
recently none there and liouht lure
, tract. KIther a an income pro
ducer or from a speculative point of
view, the opportunities offered are
such a can lie found In few district,
even In this hg and bonanza agri
cultural territory of the Northwest.
I'ntll recently the Ioiik staire ride
Im caused thl country to lie com
comparatively little known. The
fast moving automobile, however,
ha penetrated to the Cn ma Valley
and it ha been brought tnticli nearer
outer world.
VlHitiiitf tlie (.'a m as country for
the first time on a duck hunting trip
a year or two iijto, lturnette lnucan
Uvanie interested in it (lOHslbilitie
and since theu ha secured bin land
holdlnt: there. Through him other
Mood Kiver ineu have become inter
esteil, anions them J. II. rutnain, 1'..
O. Hall. I red Wasson and N. V.
ltone. The drainage ditch I ex
pected to be completed this fall, n nd
Messr. Hone aud luncaii are pre
paring to plow a lnr;e acreage and
put it under cultivation. The Hood
Kiver men are enthusiastic over their
Investment, and their kIowIiii; ac-
MOTHER
LOOK H E R E I
Our School Suits Are Right!
We have just received the first shipment of our School Suits for Big and
Little Boys. These are made by one of the best special Boys' Suit Makers and
are RIGHT in style as well as price
KNICKERBOCKER SUITS of brown mixed
suiting, trimmed in brown COCK
braid; neat and durable gZiu J
MIXED GREY STRIPE KNICKERBOCKER SUITS
double breasted, good fall 09 Cf
weight pJiJU
NAVY BLUE SER6E SUITS, good weight,
for big boys for school or OP nn
dressy wear OOiUU
KNICKERBOCKER SUITS for big boys in
mixed gray suiting, peg 07 nn
top pants OliJU
JUVENILE SERGE SUITS black, navy and
red, with ties, belts and OP fin
sailor collars pDiUU
HOSE Fine Lisle Ribbed Hose, double heels and toes, 3 Pair
viw the kind otier stores get 25c for. Special this
Specials week-sizes 5 to 9
ragg Mercantile Go.
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Palmer
Ogburn
Barnett
Brunner
$1.50
$1.50
$1.00
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Oak Splint Half Bushel Bas
kets, .'i5c each, li for ...
Sayres 17 oz. CI Q C
Zenith 11) ozJox Hatchets. Oln-J
California Fruit Picking Ladders,
CrwVr-) 0, 8, 10, 12 35c per ft.
1 ply, 2 plv Tarred and Untarred
ORCHARD TWINIi
OE
E. A. FRANZ CO.
MI;AO0UARTI:R5 I'OR 0RCMARDI5TS' SUPPLIES
count of the country are caunIdk
many other to Uvome Interewted.
From the Columbia river (or "
mile up the W hite Salmon valley
liltf dtrtdeit have Ixt'll iniiile lu devel
oping orchard land. The Mt. Adam
On-hard Coinimnv, bet ween IIumiiiu
ami Cillmer, liantu-t 4K) acren to tree,
while there Ik acre after acre of
mi) alter holding in many direction
IMc In extent, thU country adjacent
to the White Salmon and Klickitat
river in bler Mt ill In oMlhllltleH,
aud It in therefore no online for won
der that the railroad are canting
covetous even on It. Apart from ltn
other product. It timber iuut lu
the near future become too valuable
to lie left tnndin. It transloca
tion problem I, therefore, but a
matter of time, and with it a big
riwe In land value.
HOOD RIVER SCHOOL BELLS
SOUND SUMMONS MONDAY
(Continued From Pajre 1)
J. O. MeLauuhlln, principal of high
Hchool, Mat hematic; L. It. t;ibou,
Knglih; J. 1'. Crite. Science; Ml
liarton, (ieriiian; Ml ltruniult,
Latin; Mi l'urrrow, IIltory and
Mathematic; Mi Horning Dotneo
tlc Science.
tirade teacher
Ml Stewart, 7th grade girl; Ml
Knox, 8th grade girl,
PA UK HTIiKKT III II.lllMi
MIh Howard, principal teacher,
it b grade; Ml Heath, 7tli audSth
grade boy; Ml Kby, (ith grade.
Ml Tldd, ."th grade; Ml Cooper,
4th grade; Ml Kvan, .'!rd grade;
Ml Hick, -ml grade; Ml 1'oole,
lt grade.
PLEASANT VIKW HI II. PING
Ml tioyette, principal teacher, 4th
grade; Ml Clupp, Hrtl grade; Ml
Jennie Kdglngtoa, 1'nd grade; Ml
Vannett, lt grade.
SPOKANE WILL HOLD
ANOTHER APPLE SHOW
Spokane ha decided to hold an
other apple hov thl fall. The
bulneH men there have ubcrlbed
$:r,,(MK).00 to defray the expene.
For the put three year Spokane
ha doDe honor to the King of
Fruit, nod the how have alwny
attracted large crowd. Lat year
the dipluy wa taken F.ust, follow
lug tlie cloe In Spokane. Thl ven
ture, however, did not prove a uc
ce. Washington Shy On Publicity Work
llecaue of the lat legllature'
failure to allow Mitllclcnt money for
publicity purpoew, Vahfngton, It I
ald, i Hiifferlng today. I'eople
writing to Olymplafor Information
about Vahlngton, get little atl
factlou. Secretary Howell admit
lie I hampered. In Oregon they are
much more far nlghted, with the re
iilt that the Mtate I dltrlbutlng
literature widely ami getting many
new ettler. The railroad are do
ing tnot of the publicity work for
Wnhlngton thl year.
Extension of Oak Street West
The city Hurveyor will begin the
Hiirvey of Oak Htreet, wet from
Tenth treet to Thirteenth Htreet,
through what 1 known a the
liutchelder tract, thi week; and the
tract lying between Oak Htrett, Can
cade avenue, Tenth and Thirteenth
Mtrevtw will l.e Hiibdlvlded Into build
ing lot and put on the market.
Thee lot can le bought at Hpeclal
price now, but price will be ad
vanced Septemlier 1.1th. For price
and particular phone 214-1- or call
at luiJ State Htreet.
Aid Society Will Entertain
The Congregational Aid will enter
tain Friday evening, September lt,
at the home ol Mr. C. A. ( hmh, !M
Fugeiie St. The men will furnlh an
lnteretlng program and the ladli-H
will nerve refreHhmentH. All mem
ber and their hubandaud friend
are cordially Invited to attend and
have a noclal evening.
Dalles Woman Smashes Masher
A man giving hi name a J. W.
I'.etider Imoilted a woman on Second
Htreet Monday afternoon, and In re
ply he heaved a rock at hi head
and Hiirreeded In hitting him on the
ear. In the police court next morn
ing he wan given u J0 line or ten
day In Jail. - Dalle Optltnlt.
fHcunt Koocl RaiCroad
Time Til it No. 10, Effective April I7lh, 12:01 A. M.
A.M.-Soutm NTM-P.r1.
8.00
s. or,
8.15
8.40
8.rr,
9.10
y. 20
J. 40
0.4.",
Ar.
I.v.
Hood Hiver 3.10
Powerdale 3.05
Switchback 2.55
Van Horn 2.30
Mohra 2.25
Odell 2.15
Summit 205
Moucher 2.00
Winans 1.50
Dee Lv. 1.45
Dee Ar. 1.2T,
Troutcreek 1.20
W(xk1 worth 1.05
rarkdale Lv. 1.00
10.15
10.25
10.40
10.50 Ar.
Sundiyi, north bound train will run two hour late,
bovt fcholulc, Uivini Pirkdilc J p. m.
A. WILSON, Agent.
5 8 ip a cough befor It
, - dorelopa lumelhlnf mora
M Hou.
f Ballard's
Horenound
Syrup
Ii Th Rcaicdy Tkat
Dea th Work.
It rollevea couchtnK tmmedU
ately. eases aoreneia In tba
lungs, loosens phlegm and
clears the bronchial tubes. It
is a n )e family remedy, pleat
ant to take and good (or chil
dren and adults.
Price SSo. 50 aad ll.OO.
Buy the $100 alie. It contalna
Ave times as much as the 250
slie. and you aret with each bot
tle a Dr. Ilerrlck'a Red I'epper
Porous Plaster (or the chest.
JamesF.Ballard.Prop. St. Louis, Mo.
ri
1
Stephens Eye Salve Cures Sore
eyes.
Sold AmoRccohhc moid Bv
CI IAS. X. CLARKE
4
THIRTY PER CENT
of the new business written
by the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of Wis
consin in 1910 was received
from old policy holders. Its
enviable record for large div
idend savings produces its
exceptional Tow cost insur-
surance. John Goldsbury,
Hood Kiver, Oregon.
A. W. ONTHANK
NOTARY PUBLIC
Dealer in CITY PROPERTY
Legal Papers carefully drawn.
Money loaned on First Mortgages
Fire Insurance In best Companies.
Surety Bonds of all kinds.
Stenography and Typewriting.
Business promptly attended to.
906 Osk Street ' Hood River
W. J. BAKER
. Real Estate
Loans
Insurance
APPLE AND STRAWBERRY
LAND A SPECIALTY
Correspondence Solicited
Kent & Garrabrant
Confectionery, Cigars
Fishing Tackle
Spaulding's Sporting Goods
All Kinds of Soft Drinks
Oak Street, opposite Smith Block. Hood River.
M. NIGUMA
jfapancoc povcltiea
Kutane and Tokyo Dishes.
Bamboo Furniture.
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
Oak Street, Horner 1st
Phone IbO
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
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$7500.00 -Ten acres in the best
section on East Side, six miles
out all in trees, 4 J acres bear
ing, balance in 1 to 3 year olds
new apple house. This lies close
to railroad, school, church and
store. This can be had on easy
terms. Owner leaving for the
east and must dispose of proper
ty. Crop goes with the place.
$200.00 per acre for 30 acres
on East Side, 7 miles out. Easy
clearing, no waste; easy terms.
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0. Y. E-DWARDS & CO.
Office Hotel Oregon HMtf.
Phone No. 1MK
MIhwm Kvh mill MHillii I'rnliHt, of
.Spitkiini1. NtxterM il MrM. CIhim. I,nr
Hcn. nri' tin IntttT'a Kiimt nt the Mt.
ildod Motel.
A. C. BUCK
Notary Public and Insurance
Agent
Room 12. Hroaius Block
Huod Kiver, Oregon
R. R. BARTLETT
ARCHITECTS
Hcilbronner Building
HOOD RIVER. ORKGON
l'hone 61
ALBERT SUTTON
Hrcbitcct
Hall Buildino
Huod River, Oregon
P. M. MORSE
City Engineer and Surveyor
CITY AND COUNTY WORK
Heilbronner Building Huod River, Oregon
MURRAY KAY
CIVIL ENUINIiliR AND SURVEYOR
Phonb 32
Hhosuis Builihno Hood River
HENRY N. HACKETT
Surveyor
Draughtsman
Kinds of Subdividing
Accuracy Gimra-ntei'd
Phone A I . Residence. 245-K
MRS. ELSIE BLOOD
Hair "tef itches
From your own combintrs
Satisfaction guaranteed Mail Onion Filled
HOOD RIVER,
OREGON
R. DEPEE
WOOD SAWED BY 6AS0LINE POWER
Oak and Slabs, 75c. Fir and Pine, 50c.
Per Cord. PHONE 226-X
C. G. VAN TRESS
Public Stenographer
AND
Notary Public
ELIOT BLOCK
Phone 308-M
The W. G. Aldred Co.
CONTRACTORS
EXCAVATING AND GRADING
Crushed Rock
and Gravel
HOOD RIVER, ORUGON
l'hone IfiO
14 Oak St.
GARBAGEMAN
YAM A &. KAWA
Telephone between 7 and 10 p. m.
6 C. P. SUMNER B
Opposite ths Post Office
M'im Phone 20
Spray and
Garden llose
Plumbing
i iy rv .1,1
40
Stuinitcli t rouliN-M cun-cl. Ir. Sow-prliy.
FRUIT JAR
Fasioje&l
Mourn
ftecpsfruif
Perfectly:
ci ran cias
Admits Hhole fruit
Schram Fruit Jars are
just the thing to can
those peaches in. We
recommend their use
because we have tested
and sold them 3 years
and there are NONE
better.
The Star Grocery
"Good Things to Eat"
Pkrigo & Son
A Basket of Goodness
Well X ,
. S '
K. ' . Ma J
is a basket of our Fine Groceries.
We guarantee the perfect purity
of every article we sell, and
pride ourselves upon the rep
utation we have made for fairl
and honest dealing. We keep
only the freshest and finest ofl
Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Hutter,
Eutfs, Flour, etc., and challenge
comparison of qualities at equal
prices. If you are not already
dealing here, you are robbing
yourself of many sources of sat
isfaction.
Free delivery
J. M. Wood
NORTH BEACH
In the plctuurc haunt in this part ol the rountr I
this urnmcr. Its devote rrjoie to lam that I
they can now iro am) come on a mcular arhettultv
i nil ien dent of tide. Thn popular cxcuraiotil
tramer,
"T. J. POTTER"
leaves Portland Ash Street dock
DAILY, l-XCHPT SATUKDAY AN)I
SUNDAY, :30 A. M.
SATURDAYS ONLY, 1:00 l. M.
Alan the atramer "II ASSAI.O" leavinir I'wtlanrl
laily, enrept Sunday, at X:(M P. M. (Saturday ai
IU:(W I'. M.I
Reduced Fares
Prevail
Prom All Points in the Northwest
via the
Oregon-Washington Railroad &, Navigation Co.
Mnal cottatro and camp life, a magnificent bracll
that U not nurpaHwd anywhere, senial and bene I
flciat climate, and all the comfortn of home, wit h I
out roatinir any more than if you remained at hom
Call nn or write to any O-W. R. A N. atrent fo
complete information; alno for copy of oua aum I
mer bofik, "Outinff in Oniron."
VVH. HcHURRAY,
C.eneral Pannenrer Airent, O-W. R. A N. fV..
Portland, Oregon
TMU CALUMliT IIOTI-I
inn Park St., between Murriunn anil Aller
PORTLAND, ORU.
Firepmnf anrl Mtiilem eonenlenrea; free phones
hft and eoM runnina water, etc., in all men
Special nummer raten to famihea viaitina' P'rt
land. Tranment rate ft tier rlav. Ilimlnef
hmmea and thmtren w ithin Hve minntea' walk I
r ree buinrw car at I topnt.
('tirlHtinii Science wrvli'i'M art held
In ItfiiilliiK Hot nn. Nn. (I, DhvIiImuiI
lnilldliitf. .Siitnlii.v itt 11 n. in. ami
iliifHiii.v nt H p. in .siincliiy mcIihii
at 10 n. in.