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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1904)
HOOD KIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1904. Chea ots pest ana est See them. Wear them. Appreciate them. Having been appointed Selling' Agents for the famous Hand Made Bradley Logger We invite those interested to call and examine a Strictly First Class Shoe We Guarantee the Price and Wearing Qualities M ... In Hood River For Sale in VERYIEW PARK And IDLEWILD ADDITION Prather Investment Selling: Agents Co easons why r Nearly everybody uses Strawberry Crates made at the Hood River Box Factory- - - - - - Thoy arc better .suited for shipping, being made of Larch aird White Fir, which do not mould as quickly as other woods. They are in ado the right size to fit the hallocks. The top tier of hallocks does not need repacking in order to have the crate properly filled, which saves labor and ber ries, milking these crates tlie cheapest to use. The crates are made with a view to giving the fruit the best possible appearance when delivered in the markets, and the price is reasonable. They are made by Hood River people, and the money paid for material and labor is spent in Hood River, which helps to build up the community. The crates suit the shippers and the buyers, and help to sell the berries at good prices. Investigate these points before you haul - your crates, and don't make a mistake. UTAH LAND PLASTER, We are closing it out at f 13 per ton, or 70c a IRON AGE GARDEN Tools are ahead. High wheel and first class at the right prices. We have the exclusive agency. Come see them. NO. 4 FERTILIZER If your strawberries are not in first-class condition get some of the No. 4 fertilizer and strengthen them up. This fertilizer helps the culls grow into good berries. Now is the time to apply it. , FOR PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS we are stocked with what you need. Get the old tools out and either get new parts where needed, or new tools. Time is too valuable to spend trying to make an old worn out tool do your work when the season is short. STUDEBAKER WAGONS A ear of Studebnker wagons now in contains some special fruit growers' wagons with large size boxes, strong neat and durable, at the same prices that have been asked for less desirable styles. Don't fail to call and examine them when they come in. DAVIDSON FRUIT CO In the Odell District. Easter Hiinday is nearly here and still it snows. But ive must take the bitter with the sweet and not complain, for Hood River's winter has been delight ful compared with the winter in other states. Miss Sadie Young is still quite sick. Mr. Poole of The Dalles visited here last week. E. T. Folts is in Sherman county on business this week. P. T. Shelley is home from Portland. E. Hendershot moved back to Willow Flat, Monday. The Davenport mill company here moved part of its machinery to another place. Mrs. John Kroeger, who has been very ill, is improving under the care of a tiained nurse. R. Robertson arrived here, Thursday night, with a band of horses that have been wintered in Sherman county. Otis Cushmancommenoed work, Mon day, for Mr. Davidson in Willow Flat. Mr. Davidson has quite a force of men at work clearing land, which will be put into fruit as soon as the ground can be prepared. FruuRtoii News Notes. By the School Children. Mrs. E. L. Eddy of Colorado Springs, who has been visiting at Robert Hand's, bought 10 acres from Frank Caddy at Frankton, last week, the consideration being $1,000. Edward Byerlee returned from 0. A. C. at Corvallis, last Saturday, to help his father on the ranch. Harrison liangle came to school Mon day to take the examinations. The Misses Ruth Rigby and Eva Bel ieu visited Frankton school Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Eby quit school, last Tues day, after the examinations. Vacation will begin next Friday. The school has been taking examinations during the latter part of last week and the first part of this. The pupils show a good degree of progress, ami for the short school year, we think it the most successful one that Frankton has had for several years. - Good teachers, a good house and equipment and Btudions, en ergetic pupils will make a good record any where, and we believe the schools in the Frankton district have entered upon a long term of years of educational progress. It is up to the patrons of these schools to see that they take the front rank among the schools of the state. The pupils have the natural talent and they should have proper facilities and able instructors, backed by the inCerest and sympathy of the parents. Having these, the pupils of the Frankton and Columbia schools will rise to the highest degree of attainment, while on the oth er hand if these requisites are withheld, Frankton district will have to content itself with a low position in the estima tion of the cultured portion of the com munity, and the patrons of the schools will be obliged to endure the disgrace of seeing pupils of surrounding schools, with no greater natural ability, pass on up to fill the higher position in life. Let us every one do our best. Professor Cromwell visited his home on the Washington side, Saturday and Sunday, and when he came down to the river Sunday evening to cross to this side, some one had taken Mr. De hoe's 1 Le-v V,-?; -a : -.-'v ' j i ' : ' V . - . .., V" . , - -l " h , . . ... 'z- - ?r -J f 'Ji . V - V.-:.-.---, .. .- . - ... ... ' - - V ' : :.'-iV i-- .'.. ,"' .a . r K ? , r-. v ; . . ; ' . ;- i ' ji- ? ; v v.- .v.' -'t--- V'? f-S'W r'.-t..,- Standard bred aid reiUlratioo appfted ftr. Seal Brown, 15 1-4 Hands High, Weight 1160 Pounds. Fy Altago 1:120, S"n of Allamont, 3W. AITVUtWSire of Flora (i, 2:21; Hugo, 2:22,; Winelln. 2:2S'4 Alt-m-t!-. 2:2i); 1,1a Mac, 2:3l), dam of Altemi, 2 :21 ; all trotter. First dam, Hadic B, 2:28 by Rockwood 14ti7. Sfcond dam, Gray Maid, by Brigham Young, fon 'of Winthorp Knox. Third dam, Nellie, by Black Stranger. FI I will make the seon a followx: Mondnvs, Tuedayi and Wednesday at Ward A Ilb.rtn'i barn, The luiu'i i.m ' I'liiirfklavs. Fridavs and Saturdays at Frank Button's place, Hood River. Oregon. "TFRMS; tK', t' return privilege, payable at end of season; to insure, $20. payable when mare is known to be T. J. SEUFERT, 215 West Third St., The Dalles. boat, and not being an expert swimmer he was obliged to stay on the Washington side all night. Miss Lena Isenberg, ' who has been sick with the smallpox, started to school again last Monday. Miss Pearl Eby came home from Trout Lake, last Monday, where she has been teaching school all winter. Rupert Moon of FCugene, who has been visiting Scott Boorman and family, went home Wednesday of last week. U. B. Tompkins and his son Ward p) to Glenwood, Wash., this week, where they will prepare homes for their fami lies to live in while they work in their saw mill. ' Bills Allowed by County Court. C H Stoughton jurorcircuitcourt $( u McDonald, same w H P Steers, same , 2 I L Kelly, same 2 J P Agidious, satue 2 John Hix, same 1! John Miler, game Walter Odell, same 2.t M P O'Brien, same 22 C L Smith, same J W Riley, same 8 Henry IliliKen, same 6 George Cooper, same 6 John Knebel, same. 2 W II Williams, satue 22 Grant Bolton, same 22 B 1 hhoemaker, same 2.1 P A Klrcheiner, same 41 W C Lathim, same 20 W H Wolfe, same 21 J Sullivan, same '. . 28 LB Kelly, same 28 J R Woodcock, same 28 W I Korval, same n C II Sweet, same 23 Wm Hastings, same 23 B C Buhn, same. . r 24 James Fulton, s:ime 20 J W Morton, same 25 B T Young, same 24 Clinton McKeynolds, same 2U C W Haight, same 22 O W Cook, same 21 A C Rice, same 20 S 8 Smith, same 2 fhas Hixson, same 21 W fc Sylvester, same 20 O F Angel, same ri FT Wakefield, fame ,. 20 A E King, witness circuit court. 10 J Martin, same. 1 Alfred Howell, same 10 Walter Cowdill, same 1!) Horace Strickllii, same 25 Frank Vogt, same 24 W K Kullhright, same 20 Al Jones, same. 10 M E Miller, same , 10 Ed Jones, same H2 E 11 Wooil, wil before (list ally. 2 Irwin Hudson Co, supplies Ii8 Glass A PriidlKuniiie, supplies . SI C H Crocker, supplies loslieriir. HO J F Haworth, stationery 10 W W M Co, light court house . . 58 Tel Co, phone rent and messages 8 1 V Mckelseu, supplies Dr Geisendorfler, prof services . . 87 Crandall & Burget, pauper coflin 10 Hansen & Tomsen, Indian coffin 4 Umatilla House, board Indigents 17 A M Williams Co, sup indigent 4 Regulator Line, trans indigent. 6 N Y Restaurant, meals indigent 1 Baldwin Res.bord Indian George 4 N Y Restaurant, meals jurors .. 13 Geo Rueh, sup indigent 2 C L Phillips, same 0 Edward C Pease, same 15 Hill Robinson, sup road dis 23. . 2 Johnston Bros, same 1 Maier&Schanno.suprddisH .. 1 Paul Frederick, rd wk dis 11 . . . 0 M Fagan, same 6 Bert Davidson, same 14 H W Cooke, suvr road dis 34. . . , 03 F S Gordon, survey Morse road. 15 J B Goit, work on tax roll 144 E F Sharpe, rebate assessment . . 10 A E Lake, postage and express. 23 Times-Mountaineer, printing... 43 Mrs.Gerdes.brd and ldg indgt, . . 23 C L Schmidt, work sheriffs offs, . 100 Shaniko, supt rd dis 3s 22 F C Sexton, brdg prisoner 134 F C Sexton, supplies for she' iff. . 104 D F Skene, copying report 1 C L Gilbert, stamp, etc 0 A A Brown, supplies indigent . . 0 John Gavin, bidding del tax roll S Dalles water works, water rent. 4 P 8 Plummer, board indigent . . 44 J H Jackon, quarantine services 7 Telephone Co, messagesand rent 12 C Ii Phillips, supplies indigent. 4 Fred Martin, use of team 2 F A Bermlng, road work dis 34. 0 Robt tilisan, same 3 William Glisan, same 3 W 8 Kelsay, sauie 7 TC Ward, same 11 H C Dodds, professional services 17 Springer & Co, smallpox burial. 10 J St rem, rebate taxes 5 Chronicle, publishing tax list. .. 322 Dr Brosius, visiting smallpox pt--t V N Clarke, med for pauper J 11 Shoemaker, viewer Morse rd O L Stranahan, same Geo T Thompson, blarksmitbing G B Halvor, road work Proper Treatment of Pneumonia. Tneumonia is too dangerons a disease or any one to attempt to doctor himself, although he may have the proper rem edies at hand. A physician should al ways be railed. It should be borne in mind, however, that pneumonia always results from a cold or from jui attack of the grip, and that by giving Chamber lain's Cough Remedy the thrvateMed at tack of pneumonia may be warded off This remedy is also used by physician in the treatment of pneumonia with the best results. Dr. V. J. Smith of San ders, Ala., who is also druggist, say of it: ''I have been sellinu Chamber lain's Cough Remedy aud prescribing it in my practice for the past six years. I use it in cases of pneumonia and hare always gotten the best results." Sold by all druggist; - - 1 Tragedy Averted. "Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved," writes Mrs. W. Witkins ol Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneumonia had played sad havoc with him, and a terri ble cough set in fside. IKwtor treat ed him, "but he grew worse every day. SWT LBR CO Mattings Linoleums- Oil Cloths Carpets Rugs 15c ;o JO : a yd 00c to if 1.50 per yd 3oc to 00c per yd 3.c to f 1.50 a yd .We to frit) Wo av- showing assortments in thesi' goods that enable the most particular buyer to select it n sarisiacnon. lieneaieu assurances oi me mcr muiices us i,o puuusn un invi tation to inspect our stock NOW. Trices are strictly in line with department store sales .1 no goods can t he nougat topless. . tlav ngures. STEWART, the Home Furnisher. Our lines in liuililing niatci ial, liurdware, I'rncini.', NYttinu are now arriving, and pricing Is far below any figure of past two yearn. Stoves, Ranges Furniture, Paints, Oils, Glass Everything for Building and Furnishing the Home At length we tried Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, and our darling was saved, lie's now sound and well." Everybody ouht to know, it's tho only sure cure for coughs, colds and all lung diseases. Guaranteed by Chns. N.Clarke, druggist. Price &Uc and f I. Trial bot tles free. Pianos and Organs. -If you are thinking of buying, you can save your fare to Portland by calling on Stuart's confectionery and oyster par lors. They sell for that well and favor ably known firm, Allen & Gilbert, suc cessors to Wiley B. Allen Co. Letter from Judge Henry. Long Beach, Cal., March L'"i, 1(104. Editor Glacier: We have bad a line winter and all kept well except that we had a touch of the grip for about ten days; but hs the weather was line we were out oi uuois every any. miico i wrote you before we have made l trip to Orange countv. and had a pleasant visit, with some old Nebraska friends. While there wo visited the city of Santa Ann, the county scat of Orange, county, and the town of Orange, which has about 1,500 population. Onmge coun ty is tlio home oi me i.ngusti wumut, but oranges and lemons are also grown extensively.- When we were there I asked the price of oranges by the box. They said they were worth if I a b x in the East and it cost f 1.40 a box to (ret them there, lint it was expected they would bring a better price in the East when the weather nets warmer. Sev eral large vineyards aro located in the county ana two wineries, wnere tuey use up most of the grapes in making wine. Good port is worth o0 cents a gallon at the wineries. We huve just had the hardest rain of the season. It rained about i.M4 inches, and altogether there has hern t inches of rainfall this winter since we came here. And now it is thought they can raise a trop. We got back last night from a little trip of four days we took to I ns An geles, Hollywood, Sawti die, Santa Mo neea, Ocean Park, 1 Ih del Hey and Ko- dondo. They are all nice towns, but I like Long Beach better than any of them. The department encampment of Cal ifornia anil Nevada, G. A. K., meets at Eos Angeles April 5-8, and we will try and attend it before coming home. 1. H i:ky. Inflammatory ltlieunuitistii Cured. William Shaffer, a brakeman of Pen nison, Ohio, was confined to his bed for several weeks with inflammatory rheu matism, "sod many remodies," he says. "Finally I sent to McCaw's drug store for a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain lialm, at which time I w as unable to use band or foot, and in one week's time was able to go to work as happy as a clam." For sale by all druggists. Miss Iilanch Lane is quite ill and con fined to her bed. More than 31,750 Pre scriptions Have been filled in our Laboratory. The reason for this, large prescription business is fount! in the service -we give, -The best materials obtainable, and moderate charges are the things that have brought us the patronage of the public and the confidence of the physicians. Let us Fill Your Prescriptions. WILLIAMS' PHARMACY M. MANLV. (i. (J. CROW. MANLY & CROW, White Salmon Real Estate Dealers. White Salmon, Wash,, have "sole charge of' the sale of lots in this growing town. We have a large list of farm and fruit land for sale. Correspondence solicited. Without question the most beautiful residence location in the city. High and sightly, no mud no dust. Supplied with the purest spring water. You are cordially invited to come up and inves tigate, see the water plant, enjoy the fine view, and have a good drink. No trouble to show lots: Always at home. Now is your chance. . C. COB HOOID EIVEE STUMP PULLERS. We cai 1 5 a roiiipl) It? stock of W. smith Unihblnij Macbinc. wire cable, rope Khortnera, blocks, root hooka, etc., for wlili h wo n' general Safins for Oregon mul U'aliinKtm, WrUe for catalogue. SlBSTOlT d3 "WALTHEE, ONLY exclusive Hardware Store in THE DALLES. OR. 2 JA '- v