Image provided by: Hood River County Library District; Hood River, OR
About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1911)
THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1911 3 HAS MESSAGE FOR HOOD RIVER Hon. Victor lUlurdock Foe of Graft and Special Privilege in National Affairs to deliver address at Heilbronner Hall, Thursday Eve, September 21st Mr. Murdock is first feature of the Internation Ly ceum Course to appear at Hood River this Winter NO ONE SHOULD FAIL TO HEAR KEEPS SURVEYORS AWAYWITH GUN llt-nry Tlioinpxnn, hii.vh the White Salmon Kiiterprixe, linn hail 11 man w llli ii HlinttMHi Kiiarilln IiIh "Cn.y NiMik" iripeaty up tlie White Salm on river nj;aliiHt a party of nurvey otm fur the North weHtern Kleotrlc Co., who xhoweil Intention of run ning a line nrnim the place. The Hiirveyorw renpected t lit- K'l'iril. On Monday 'I'hoinpHoii wiih Ht Steven hoii, where the company liroimht comlemnatlon procccillnir". hut IiIh lawyer, Kr.yner St. Itayner, of I'ort laml, hail them iIIhiiiIhm-iI hccailKc of an Irregularity In the petition of the company. So far, Thompson linn hail little trouble in holding hln laml, w hich he prolial.ly i-i.uld not lo If the North weHtern ciiuhl hIiow clearly that It wantH the water nlten for pub lic Hcrvice purpoHi'H. ThompHoii hiivk that ho far there In no evidence that the company wantH the hIu-m uIoiik the river for anything hut private plirpOHCM. l or Sale- A fine lot of hay In the Mt. Hood district. Near Mt. Mood Post Office. Phone, Odcll 38 or 200.x. BINGEN MAN GATHERS SECOND CROP OF BERRIES After marketing a jfooil crop of Htrawherrlen In their regular neiinon, Tom (Juicier, who Iiuh 11 ranch three mlleH eant of IMnen, hrouuht Into town on Monday a numlx-r of gal lon of excellent ripe Htrawln-rrleH which he had junt gathered from IiIh plantH. I'rom nil that we could tell, they looked ax kooiI and tawted an Kod a thone picked In May, and here It In tin middle of SeptemU'r. If they had been a couple of week later, Tom mlk'ht have Kent them to the county und Btate falrn. lilnKen ( XiHerver. Record Breaking Peaches , Four KIlH-rta peacheH picked from the orchard of It. 10. Ilelfer, In the Itelmout district, each of them welhin more than a pound, hold the record for Hood Kiver valley. One of the lnr;e, well colnred speci mens of fruit tipped the scales at I ounces. Mr. Ilelfer states that the tree on which the fruit was (;ron Is seven years old. lie has averaged a net return of $7.."0 from his trees this year. The peaches, which were on exhlhttol) In the window of W. I'. I.nraway's jewelry store, attracted wide attention. An East Side Twenty For $10,000 GOOD TERMS Five Acres, 4 to 8 year apples Twelve Acres, yearling apples Half Acre, 3 year pears Near Church, School, Station and Store The Hood River District Land Co. THE SMITH BLOCK HOOD RIVER, OREGON Well Drilling DONE WITH A Quick Successful Satisfactory STAR WELL DRILLING OUTFIT FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS APPLE LAND & ORCHARD COMPANY HOOD RIVER, OREGON OMct. No. 9 Oak Street Phontl. 26 tr 2002-1 If CENTRAL MEAT MAIKEtI V. v.. iuuinu, Proprietor t Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish, Oysters f, ntJTTKU and F.r.r.s FUKK ,1X1) VUUMVT DKUVKHY I'hone Main ft Hood Kiver, Oregon r ;GAME WARDEN TO STOP GRAFTING Hunting or (ImIiIiik upon receipt furnlHhed ly notnrleM or JuntlceHof the pence will not lie allowed In the future, aecorijltiK to InHtructloim re cently IhhuciI by t lie Htate board of Huh and game cominlHHlouerH. Dep. utlen all over the state have been told to arrettt any hunter or fisher man who falls to show a regular lulling or hunting llceuse In his pos sesion, upon demand. The holder of a receipt will le treated Id every way the same at though he hud never made application for a llceuse. "The reason for this action, " says State (Jurne Wardeu FlDley, "Is plain. Justices of the peace, who have au thority to collect for licenses, lssue;i receipt and mall the money to the county clerk, who, In turn, malls a license to the notary public or justice, to be delivered to the applicant, have failed to do so, pocketing the money and advising the applicant that a receipt Is equivalent to a license. To stop this petty grafting, the state will Insist that licenses, In the future, will be recogulzed as the ouly evidence of a right to hunt or fish." "We have a fairly complete record of notaries nnd Justices who have re tained money belonging to the game fund," said Warden 1'lnley, "and they are located all over the state. These men have actually accepted money tor licenses and made no re turns of It, nor have they secured licenses for those who have made ap plication. I!y arresting those hold ing merely receipts for licenses, we will shortly run down those who have teen guilty of this fraud." One on the liditor Following Is a small boy's essay on editors, which we clip from an exchange: "I don't know how newspapers came to be In the world I don't think iod does, for he hasn't any thing to say about them and editors In the Itlble. I think the editor Is one of them missing links you read of. He stayed In the bushes until after the Hood, and then came out and wrote the thing up, and has been here ever since. I don't think he ever dies. I never saw a dead one and never heard of one getting licked. If the editor makes a mistake people say he ought to le hung; but If a doctor makes any mistakes he buries them anil folks don't say anything, because doctors can read and write Latin. When the editor makes a mistake there Is a lawsuit and swear ing and a big fuss; but If a doctor makes one there Is a funernl, cut Mowers and perfect silence. A doctor can use a word a mile long without anybody knowing what It means; but If t lie edftor uses one he has to spell It. If the doctor goes to see an other man's wife he charges for the visit; but If the editor goes he gets a charge of buckshot. When the doctor gets drunk It Is a case of be ing overcome by the heat, and If he dies It's from heart trouble; when an editor gets drunk It's a plain ense of too much booze ami when lie dies It's from a cause too disgraceful to speak of. Any old college can make a doc tor; an editor has to be born." Copy for advertisements must be in the ollice by Monday noon. Stomach troubles cured, Ir. Sow-erliv. H. YAMA GARBAGEMAN DAY WORKER I'hon li 14 Oak SI root Telephone between 7 and 10 p. m. ALL KINDS OF Painting and Paperhanging DECORATING WOKK (iUARANTLLI) FRED WALSH Phone 28J-M On The Heights CHAPMAN & CO.'S CASH GROCERY ON Tilt HrKiHTS Wr mak fr delivery to ny part of the city. All gooils cah on delivery. First Cln.su Omuls. Full Measure. Honest Wrights. Prices (luaranteed. Your Trade Solicited. Phono 346-1 LOYAL BEREAN CLASS GIVE STUDENT RECEPTION About one hundred enjoyed the hospitality of the Loyal I'.erean Class at the reception to the High School faculty and students at the Christian church last Tuesday even ing. Mr. io(xlnough, wiio Is to be heard lu a recital at Hood Klver, played; Mrs. Campliell gave a reading. "The Vision of Sir Launfal," ami Miss Keavls and Dr. Nowerhy sang. Mr. Cash, nuer1ntendent of the ISIble School, In a short talk outlin ing the "Loyal Movement" In class organization, Invited those not oth erwise nfllllated to meet with the school. Mrs. Schreuder presided at the "Crystal Well," filling the cup that cheers, but not Inebriates," and Har ry Cash, aa "Master of Stunts," cer tainly kept things moving. HOOD RIVER GROWS HUGE CORN AS WELL AS APPLES C. S. Wheeler, who resides down the state road a mile and a half ex hibited an ear of corn In the News ollice Friday grown on his place, that measured 11 Inches, The huge earls of smoke flint variety. Mr. Wheeler says It was produced In !K) days and that some of the ears were still larger than the one brought to town. The seed was brought to Hood Klver by Mrs. Wheeler nnd the yield from It this year would aver age !0 bushels to the acre. HOOD RIVER LIGHT PLANT CONNECTED WITH HUSUM The Pacific Power & Light Co. Is rushing Its work In Klickitat county. Manager John C. Nnylor estimates the lights will Is? turned on In Cen terville by October 10. A Wi.UUU volt emergency wire Is lelng laid across the Columbia from Hood Klver, con nected up with The Palles, and will shortly connect with the Klickitat plant. It has been promised that the farmers of the Horseshoe liend will later on Is? supplied with elec tricity for power nnd light. Hnsum Opens Apple Packing School A school for apple packers was opened Monday, Sept. Is, at Win. Hsen's, at Husum, free to those who sign up and pack for the uulon. To those who want to learn something about packing, but who do not care to go out as puckers, a charge of $7."0 will be made for a week's tui tion. The week beginning Sept -., a similar school will open at the union warehouse at Fuderwood. Six room bungalow, corner 10th and Cascade avenue, for sale. Choice lot. See owner on premises. r -- THE - 55 APPLE SEASON WILL SOON BE HERE The Davidson Fruit Co. Will Be Prepared to Market Epples and Pearf This Season in a way to net the BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS WE ALSO HAVE FOR SALE ROBT. T. NEWHALL Telephone 277-M Hood River, Oregon KKI'RKSKNTING MILTON NURSERY CO. THIRTY-THRKK YKARS OK RKI.IAKLE TREES Apple Boxes, Pear Boxes, Fruit Paper, Etc., at Attractive Prices I THE DAVIDSON FRUIT COMPANY) DICKINSON HOUSE Board and Room by Day or Keek Meal 25 Centi Home Cooking J. W. DICKINSON. Prop. Et Sute Strert. nrar Front. Hood River. Or. KELLY BROS. HAY ani OATS Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and Straw Phone 227-M Fourth Strtvt Wlwivn Oak ami Stale Hood River Studio R. M. DUNHAM lMIOTO(iltAIMIY Also Columbia Gramophones and Records O. B. LVINOCR Confectionery and Cigars Cmnmral Linw of Cifr, Tobaccoi. Candie. A Cfam. Etc. STATIONERY On the HriH'its MASSACHUSETTS TO TRY HOODRIVER PACK Following out their line of n.rnu nu'iit that the Lantern states enn compete with Ventern fruit if it In liamlleil In t he Weetern way the Man Michuriettn Horticultural Society will thin week open tt iackik nchool. The courne will run for nix weeks ami will be In charge of John 15. Castner, who left hint week for Bon ton and expectn to arrive there to ilay ami open the nchool. irowern from nil ttie apple row tni; ilintrictn in the ntate will have employee present to learn the west ern method of packing upplea and the crop will he marketed there thin year for the lirnt time In boxen. It N ntated that U'entern methods will alno be taken up next year In New York and IVlinnylvaiilil and the choice frnlt of thene dintrlctn placed on the market In fancy packages. How's This? We offer One Hundred Hollar Ho ward for any cane of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall'n Catarrh Cure. I'. .1. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O. We. the undemlijned, have known F. ' .1. Cheney for the hint l.'i yearn nnd believe him perfectly honorable in all liunlnenn trannactioun, and financi ally able to carry out any obliga tions made b his linn. Wnldlnc Klnnan Marvin. Wholesale Hriitf Klntn. Toledo, (. Hall's Catarrh Cure In taken Internally, nctlmr di rectly upon the blood ami mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7.V per bottle. Sold by all drunuintn. Take Hall's Fam ily Pflls for constipation. j Hood Health Bread white, whole' wheat and graham home made, you j will like It. Save the coupons. Sold by Parker's. Oregon Hotel Special Dinners A special table d'hote dinner will be nerved at the Hotel Oregon every Sunday from "c'Mi to 7::0 p. ni. for 7." cents. An u la carte meal will nlso be served. Music by the Mandolin Club. Dine with un. . We have some very attractive ncre njje propositions In Paradise farm for home sites on sub-dlvlslon schemes. Inside city limits. L. A. Henderson, with John Inland Hen derson, Inc. :'.ltf Soft Drinks for Family Use Hood Kiver Sweet Cider, Hires' Root Beer, and Soda Waters of all flavor can be obtained for fumily use at all the confectionery and gro cery stores at $1.00 per dozen, with an allowance of .UK; per dozen for the return of the bottles to the party from whom purchased. Keep a few bottles In a cool place during the warm weather. Hoou Kiver Apple Yinecak Co. Itheumntlnm cured. lr. Sowerbv. W. S. GRIBBLE The Mt. Hood Store General Merchandise Flour, Feed, Spray Material Farm Implements is and is Stumping Powder J. A. LITEL MT. HOOD, ORE. Balcksmith and Wagonmaker HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY 25 Years Experience BRADLEY BROS. Concrete Building Blocks Kocmrninil lh Rml. Wo make tliom in Html Kiver CALL ON US IOR ESTIMATES FIRST AUTUMN DISPLAY of Authoritative New York Stvlcs in Benjamin Clothes II. C. JOHNSON Carpenter and Builder ScconJ and State Sts. I'hone Shop 245-X; Res. S7-1. tl. M. UYAN Teacher of lolin. Mandolin, (iuitar and Itunjo Phonograph and Musical InMumcnt repaired SOlllfS MUSIC SIOHf Fabrics and Fashions of Unusual Importance to Critical Dressers We have but recently received the first shipments of Benjamin Clothes, those unique made in New York Garments for .Men and Youm; Mori, und we take pleasure in announcing the First Autumn Display. These Clothes reach the topmost notch in quality and distinctiveness. They combine the tailoring and smartness ordinarily found only in custom tailor garments. Your early inspection of these cleverly made New York garments is respectfully suested. S20.00 and Upward J. G. Vogfcj) 2