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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1904)
tg'y cowsiiTOBwcMiBf iBwSjca,iniuja. a certain distinction which yj.'v mtmrnmikmrnamK if M&j A Full Line of Buttrick Patterns in stock. O. R. & N. TIME TABLE. East bound No. 2, Chicago Special, 11:48 a. m. No. 4, Spokane Flyer, 10:10 p. m. No. , Mall and Express, 10:50 p. m. No. 24, Way Freight, 12:10 p. m. No. 22. Fast Freight,.) a. m. West bound No. 1, Portland Special, 8:03 p. m. No. 8, Portland Klyer, 6:32 a. m. No. 5, Mull and Express, 6:25 a. m. No. 23, Way Freight, IW5 a. ni. No. ssl, Fast Freight, 5:45 p. ra. MrCF LOCAL EAWEKS. Wanted Potatoes. H.M.ABBOTT. For bargains in Silverware, gee Clarke, the jeweler. Swetland's ice cream at Tompkins & Jochimsen's Use Williams' anti-septio hair tonic and keep off gray hairs. We carry a full line of groceries, flour and feed. Bone & McDonald. Onion seta at cost at W.Haynes &Uo., successors to Ralph Savage. Clarke, the jeweler, guarantees all watch, clock and jewelry repair work. We have a few pairs of old stock shoes left, 50c to 11 per pair. Bone & McDonald. With the warm weather has come Swetland's famous ice cream at Tomp kins & Jochimsen's. Best ice cream made in the North west Swetland's . For sale atTompkin's & Jochimsen's ice cream parlors. Those elegant lots in Coe's addition are going fast. Prices on all lots in this addition ill be advanced frj0 March 1. We invite the public to come in and Set our meut prices. We are selling oiling meats at bed rock prices. Mayes Bios. When you need a good diamond atthe Jo vest pofsible figure, quality and size guaranteed by the cutter, call on Clarke, the jeweler. - ' . One hundred dollars to ,r0Q to place on long or short term loans, $m or addre"ss Burnetto E. Duncan, I rood River, Or. ' We are still Belling our home made lard as cheap as other lard can4e bought and we guarantee every bucket. 10s, 1.45; 5s, 75c; 3f, 45c. Mayhb Bkos. McMonnld & Henricli have a maga line built and a cur of powder on the wad, and will be ready soon to fill or ders at any time. Buy Benicia steel 11JLLSIDE PLOW of the Dxvidson Fruit Co. They are all right on level as well as hillside ground. Ho ridges nor dead' furrows, and cost no more than au ordinary plow. Mayes Bros.' meat market gives nptice that all orders for nrorning delivery must be in by 10 :45 o'clock. The after noon delivery will be taken off at 4:30. t Mayes Bros. Baldwin addition to Hood River, a new and very sightly location for homes on Hood River Heights, now offered for sale on easy terms of purchase at mod erate prices by Geo. D.Culbertson & Co. Orders at McGuire Bros.'meat market for morning delivery must, be in by 10:45 o'efootc. Hereafter, in the after noon, thtf wagonvill be taken (iff at 4:30. McGoikb Bbos. Don't raie cull strawberries, but force them into large sized fruit by an application of No. 4 fertriizer to be had at the Davidson Fruit Co. Strong in potash and nitrogen. It pays well and should be applied as early as possible after February 1. Men's Collars. New skapes in Corlies Coon Collars, , 2 for 25c Men's Hosiery. 25c Quality , lisle finish fancy hose, 20c pair. Men's Handker chief's. Good quality lawn hemstitched, plain and fancy borders, o 10 cents. Crockery i enps, saucers, njates,l platters, vegetable dishes, wash bowleg fid pitchers, slop jars, etc., in tne fan cy white ware, at LITTL PRICF. CUTLERY campers' knives, pocket axes, watch charm knives, safety shears, rcissors, etc., at CUT PRICES. if lines, fly Jinoks, snell spears, hsh baskets, o . A DEPARTMENT STORE IN MINIATURE, The Little Store with Little Prices K. A. CRAW GREAT EXPANSION SALE Continues to put Clothing in the hands , of wearers at Manufacturers' Cost, and hundreds of well pleased customers gladly say to their friends that OUR offerings are the kind they can per sonally recommend. Our stock is large and well selected, bought for cash m the world's best' markets, and every suit carries with it adds worth and .character to SPECIAL Lace Curtains. . : , Curtains, Ruffled Net Curtains New Patterns, V. Catchy Effects, Latest Styles', All go at a great reduction - this week. . Yours truly, The Oregon Fire Relief Association hag now in force 16,000,000 of insurance in 30,000 separate risks. This is several million's more than is carried in the state by the largest of 55 old line companies ope rating here, and that.notwithstaridingthe fact that the association takes no busi ness risks, The Average cost per annum for insurance in this association, during the nearly ten years of its existence, has been less than half the colt in stan dard companies, anfl always on the easi est possible method of payment. It has thus saved to its members, during the 12 months of 1003 alone, the enormous sum of. 1118,030.50, while during the same time it paid ISO losses and had cash left In its treasury nearly sufficient to pay ISO more. For further particu lars address Hugh Gourlay, general agent for Wasco and Sherman counties, The Dalles. " tf. A tract of 27j acres of excellent apple land, about all tillable, four acres in cultivation, 130 appto tree, three years old, some small fruit, 3-room house, and well, under irrigation, situated on main road 2 miles from Hood River. Price, 2300; easy terms. ' Geo. D. Cnlbert- If Hoyt's patent tree supports had been on the. fruit trees of the valley when the heavy snow fell early iMt fall, thousands of dollars would have been saved to the fruit arowera of the vallev. Don't overlook it this time. For sale by Davidson Fruit Co. Ask your grocer for Olyiapic flour. It will make more loaves of bread and every loaf will be" whiter and larger than any other flour can make. Olympic pan-, cake flour. Use it for the best pancakes, Detter than the nomemaae ma. Remember Rowley A Co., the drug gists at Hood JHiver Heights, when in need of paints, oils, wall paper and spraying material. The place to get your garden hose, lawn sprinklers and hose.nozzles is at F. L. Davidson & Co's. They keep a full line. Those wishing relief from distressing eye symptonis,headache8,etc., would do well to call upon Dr. Rowley, the occu list. If you need garden hose, lawn sprink lers, hose nozzles and other flitting! yon will find them at p. L. Davidson Co. For hoes, rakes, shovels and Planet Junior goods. Cheapest place in town is McDonald & Henrich's. Fish hooks, 2,700 of them, three miles of line and bamboo poles 24 feet long at McDonald & Henrich's. The latest orchard cultivator ia the extension Acme harrow; at them at McDonald & Henrich's. The neatest spring tooth harrow 12 teeth just the right, size at McDonald & Henrich's. Bone & .McDonald have ooffee line in town and their right. the finest pricea are List your property with Cop pie k Hoole if you want to make ajquiik sale. Do your eyes need attention? If to, call On Clarke, the jeweler and optician. Auction sales attended and prompt re turns made, by Copple & Hoole. Ralph R. Lewis has egyt for on exhibition at Crowell'a store. letting Bone & McDonald have' one ton of Early Rose potatoes foe seed. Bone & McDonald nave one dbr.eu M. T. coffee barrels for sale. Spray pumps and 1,000 feet of hoes at McDonald & Henrich's. STORE NEWS. Pocket knives, good ones from 5c to 11.50. OE7 IN THE, HABIT OFTAKA FISHING TACKLE Sulit bamboo rods, trunk rods, hooRs, spoon hooksApinners, bait boxes, fly books, fish. Down in Arkausaw, etc. Ul firucfcS. s 1 Graeme:-c every wearer's appearance. , emu m tarn t mm.mm FRANK A. CRAM. Rowley & Co. carry afull line of floor paints and varnishes. Call on the real estate firm of Copple nooie lor Dargaint. For first class fishing tackle go to Bone McDonald. Guy Wood worth it eipected home, this week, from fasadena, Cal. Miss Emma Mickeleon of Hnsum, Wash., wai visiting frienda in Hood Kiver last week. A. E. Wells of the East Side, having about recovered from a gathering in his ear that wai very painful and had to be lanced in three places, it now attacked with catarrh ia hit hand, which will lay him off from work for lome time. He had been working on the road under Supervisor Lae, and the catarrh ii caused by a bruise cm the hand. City Marshal Fraley ii looking after the cleansing of the streets and back yards and there ii a marked improve ment in all direction!. Old eyesores are fast disappearing, and the city mar ihal ii to be commended for his good work. Let no guilty man escape. A. D. Mot, recently from Grand Forks, N. I)., ia here to make hit home iu Hood River. His family at present are in Portland, but he haa rented n bouse of Captain Ci, and as soon ai bis household goods arrive, will move in. Mr. Moe le a practical printer. He is looking for piece of iiood River laud suitable far apple culture. W. C. Adami, working for the Mount Hood Lumber Co., met with a serioui accident last week. He was working at one of the lumber camps 18 miles up Hood river, and in moving the log he was handling another log wai struck by it in such a way that it caught hit leg, breaking both bones midway be tween the knee and tins ankle. He wai a good employe and had worked for the company the past two yean. He wai taken to hie home at The Dal lei. The Glacier man in going to and fro on tlie face of the earth met Ed Mayes, who remarked: "Yes, we have notice to vacate, and ttiere's going to be a two story brick put up on this corner right away. We don't know where we will locate juit yet have two or three places in view;" and Ed automatically kicked a dog out from behind the counter as tie tied up two bits' worth of womer wurst for a customer. E. W. Croae and family, roni Grand Forks, N. D., are neweoiwers in Hood River. They are oocunvlna- anart- mesits in the bouse rewntly vacated by Attorney Jayne and family, on Third street.' nr. vrom was In tite hotel bus iness In Uraitd Forks, lie left Grand Forks, April 18, at which time there waa three faet-of snoer n tli vrttund. He was unfortunate In bis buainne venture and cornea tore iu search, of employment. Arthur Lofta, a newcomer, ia buildins a neat cottage in Idlewilde.on the north side of the rund a few rods west Of Para dise farm cottage. He tough; two lots there for i25 each and has a very skjhtly location. Josepli Ifewerel is do ing the work in the erection of the building.Mr. Lofts came from Z.ondnn. England, It months ago. Me spent the winter in the Dakotas and found that he did not want :o wake permanent settlement there, but came on till he found a more congenial climate. His wife and.two children arrived in Hood River Wednesday morning. - , Straw Nat ht boy girls, 'men and women. 10c to 3Sc. Tclateope snit cases, shawl strap, Innch baskets wood plates, paper napkins, etc., for picnics or traveling. A Good Chance (o save 35c on Uolf Shirts, pretty pat terns, usual dollar grade, 65 cents. Huntinz knives. razors, I X L razors, t NEW MUSIC Moonlight, Missouri Mule March. Rom cane Dole. ret-lnJUn Ya,,kni;irl 25c per cokv. 3. M. Confer is a newcomer, com par lively, to Hood River, who blesses the day he heard of Hood River. He came from Missouri, looking for a climate that would benefit his heallit. He hap pened to be in Sherman county, in 1902, and picking np a copy of the Gls cier containing the announcement of oar biennial fruit fair to be held that year, he came down to see it. It didn't take him long to make up hie mind that Hood River was good enough for him. He went back to Missouri and soon returned with hie fsmily and pur chased the neat cottage and lot on River street of 8. M. Arnold. His health is irreatlv improved, and he ia 6nlv sorrv he didn't come to Hood River years ago. Mr. uonior iocataig iiere was tne means of bringing six or seven families of his old neighbor who also are glad they came. Four o five othtir families will follow sooner or later. Mr. Confer is one of our most rexpected citizens and we want more like Ifim. Miss Alice M. Ball of The Dalles will be in this city Saturday, April 30, for the purpose of teaching instrumental music. Miss Ball comes to Hood River highly recommended and will not tmly render valuable aid to the community as a teacher, but also aa an able musi cian, being at present a member of Birg felds orchestra and also being experi enced in church playing and recital work. She Is at present teacher of a large class of pupila in The Dalles,- but her werk for the past few years having been very confining, she has decided to come to Hood River a day of each week and while here to have her time pleasant' y einpioyeu witn ner promotional wora Prosecuting Attorney Frank Menefee with sheriff Sexton were down from The Dalles, Friday, and accompanied by uepuiv oneriii uunger ana Bert btraua han, they went to the Mount Hood set tlement to gather evidence in the Ni r man Williams murder case. Several witnesses were interviewed, bits of evi dence gathered of such a nature whic cannot Lw made oublic lust now. Know still lies in the woods, which mad it imposBiDie to examine the nremises oi tne nomesteaa where the murder i: supposed to have been committed. Mon day, May 23, is the date set for the tria of Williams. To a Glacier reporter Mr. meneiee saiu mere would be some verv eensauonai ieatures developed in tli prosecution of the case. " The Hazlewood ice cream rrlor made a decided hit on their opening day, last Saturday. Ice cream was given away to all who came between the hours of 2 and 5 pi m. Twenty gallons of crtam were given out and about w people were served, tvery one was loud in praise of the excellent uaalitv of Hazlewood ice cream. "The beet ever," was heard many times. Messrs. White head & Sheets know how tor advertise and a successful season is assured them. Canny W. K. C. is havin full attend ance at its meetings and cordiajlly invitea all ladies interested in the work to join. The encampment to beheld here in June promiBei to be a very interesting one and it will be a credit to any one to be able to attend the sessions. J. H. Feak went to Portland yesterday here ne win niaie his notne la future. His daughter, Mabel, is already in Port land, having spent the wiatfr there, Hood River will be sorry to lose Mr. reak as a citizen. t Lcaaoiis in Msata, Miss Alice M. Ball of tfce Dalles. teacher of music, haa surd tb use of a piano and pleasant ajpartmenta at airs. w. u. unippmg's, vtier thus wishing to see ber can call or Imvean uivutiur. Tbe following letters wi tniroauoc miss Dan to iim hui Kiver public: Tbe Dalles, Or., April 11, 104. It Is ith pleasure that I recommend Mis Alios Hall as a musician of ability. Iu years paaea sue na nart wltb ilntr ed success asa teciif. ' She served one year as organist for the Congregational church of this city, and while her work a such was heavy, she did it to the satisfaction or an. Those desiring in struction In piano playing will make uo mistake in employing her. 1. V. Poling, Pastor Coflureflajtional Church. The DalU, Or., April 12, 1904. I take pleasure in recommending Miss Alice ilall to any om wishing instruc tion ou tbe piano at a conscientious and eooipcumt league. Wm. Bifild. Unitarian Clan Ifc4icate4. The First Unitarian church of Hood River was dedicated tost Sunday, witb practically not a do4lr of indebtedness against the pretty llttte building erect ed last sum liter at tlx corner of (State street and Park arena. W. O. Eliot, jr., minister iu charge, was assisted in theaerviosa by bis nufaer, Dr. T. L. Eliot, who delivered the sermon. There was special muaie by tbe choir, sup ported by Mine Ahm Smith,; organ ist; A. P. BatetMHH,' estkiint; Clnmice Gilbert, violin. Ttoe church lends itself to -decoration and was- particu larly beautiful host Sunday with a profusion of orchard binaMinis. - Preceding the sermon, Rev. W. G. Eliot, jr., matte abort speech to the children of the Sunday school, lai press ing upon then tbe significance of the occasion, and urging tbseu to realise a sense of their poaseaaiott in the new church. Letters of ooctgratulatlon and good cheer were read frmi other Uni tarian churches In tUe Northwest. Dr. Eliot's sxtdre was a beautiful appeal for truer appreciation of the ideal In lire, lie painted out hew hist ory haa indicated ttta world's greatest Idealists; applied tbe tixwght to na tions and cotMouanltiea, and directed his remarks to tbe little chuertt just dedicated; "It touat etaud for the Ut in intellect and worata, and tlterewust l a ministry of tte member." Following tbe beuatliciiun tbe dedi cation prayer was read in " concert by tbe rniuHTtei: and cowgregatwm. The programme of the twtler of serv iae contained the names of Mm itioor atorsofttte Unitarian society. They ate: T. J.Cunnitig, F. P. I'rMUy, Mrs. VV. M. Stewart. The ways mn4 weans coDBtnittee are . h. Sruitit, T. J. Cun ning, W, O. filiot, jr. Building com mittee: J, f. Watt, r. P. yrWny, E. A. Franz. Architect, W. C. Knighton. Contractors f the bulbil nf, Frederick & Arnold. CoaUrastor fc teundation. Jaaaee McfSain. Ie t4af. We carry the largest line of mixed paint inthe city. W. Hay.nrs & Co. Did you see that Syracuse Weeder at Nickelsen'e? Jnst the th'njg for orchard work. Call and see it. Smith & Ualligan are propagating 20,000 Newtown Pipptai and tpitzen berg uuraery trees for fall delivery. All buds and seions taken from healthy and tested trues. Hood River planters should reserve their orders. Come and let. &s figure with you on paints. Our Btock of mixed paints is complete t select frgm in quantities to suit. We also carry pure linseed oil and lead at lowest market prices. W. Havre & Co. Tbe Davidson Fruit Co. succeeds by helping people make money, and the reason why so many do their business with us is because it actually pays them to do so. When our servio pleases you tell your neighbors; that helps ns. If not, tell os ; we will correct the error and that helps you. That plow your neighbor was telling you about as being the best plow he had ever used, but could not remember the name of was a Syracuse. Get them of J..R. NickeUen. Cobb Bros., Brokers and auctioneers. Loans to laboring men. All business done strictly confidential. If you have any accounts that you want collo'ted turn them over to us and we will soon give you the gold for them. If yon have anything that you wish sold let us han dle it for you. Auction sales every Sat urday eveuing. We store your baggage, check your parcels and cover same with insurance if desired. Cobb linos., Sec ond etreet,Hood River, Ore. Serious Stomach Trouble Cured. I was troubled with a distress in my stomach sour stomach andvomiting spell's andean truthfully savthatChamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me. Mrs. T. V. Williams, Laings'burg, Mich. These tablets are guaranteed to cure every case of stomach trouble of this char acter. For sale by all druggists. Half Man Stlil Lives. A person who is only half alive to the world and society will not succeed in business. He should go to Williams Pharmacy and get some Palmo Tablets. They aro guaranteed for all weakness. General Delivery J. E. Ask for Wafer Mystcw Franchise. At last Tharsdav niuht'a nieetine of the city council the Hood ltiver Electric Light and Water Co. presented an ordi nance asking for a 25-vear franchise for placing in the town of Hood River a water system adequate for domestic and fire protection purposes. The ordinance stipulated that the water company must give fiu.twu Donas to insure construction of the electric system within a specified time limit. Tin's is known as Ordinance No. 83. It was read the first time and re ferred to the committee on fire and water. The sewer onestion also bobbed no. Councilman Prathor, chairman of the pecial committee on sewers, made his usual report that a certain San Krancirco man had not yet given his consent to the right-of-way for out-let of the sewer into the Columbia. This brought up the suggestion, why entend the system to the Columbia river? The O. R. A N. as given the council word that if nec essary tli city may use the right of way of the railroad company and run the sewer to a point on Hood River. under the railroad britlire. Tins seemed to meet the approval of several members of the council. After considerable desultory firin at tli sewer problem, Councilman Karlv addressed mine pretty straight remarks to his fellow council men and gave them and the public to understand just where he stood on tlie matter. He declared the representative cilisensof Hood River are demanding the immediate construc tion of a sewer system, and furthermore they eiipett the present council to put the system in. tie moved that the special sewer committee be 'given one more chance to make a definite and tangible report, and if they fail in this the matter shall go into the hands of another committee. -This motion car ried. Tlteplatof Galligan'a i'ark addition to th city of Hood River Was accepted and riled. Recorder Kickelson read a communi cation from Attorney W. T. Hume- in lik'h he presented a bill of IKM) for ser vices in the Injunction ea of I). McDon ald and others vs. T. R. Coon, mevorof Hood River. The recorder was aiked to rite Mr. Hume that the council would be pleased to havo the bill reduced to 'Claims against the citv were ordered aid as follows: K. Rand 12.t. K. Nickdsen, supplies.. 11.00 0411 Holes. Buy time. th(;e day. kx bus. in write1 note). N. w. Bone ann family moved today to their home near Willow Flat for tlismimmer. ImhI wm:k tuti writer had uusIiikDk on willow lat' and while thero called at the lime of N. W. 'Hone. Mr. Boas haa acres left. 40 of wlileh In Iu a umnK ex cellent t4ite of cultivation, lie baa rausitly Bet out OOorSiiO treeii, choice appleti, oa the mini Miope went oi nm uoime. Air. iione oou templuteMextenMtve hnprovenienut.and when hit plaint are carried out he will have one of the cholceKt ranches in the vallev. HlH or chard land In a duplicate of Hie will In the iHniouB rfKitn orcnara. iriere w one .or tne neHt siiriiiKH on hin place that can be found. which fnrnlMha qulu a quantity, of water for Irrlicullon. Accident!! KHlorA.t)iifl week. K. V. Hhellev of the Utile WtiiUMiore met with a painful accident, Monday morning, the result of be- idk Kicaeu in tne nuje oy a Home, i nia netcM iiALea inencwiiiK up niMitiana retuiiiea in h WBior nienilH-r of the hnn becomlnit plow tMy for three or four dayn. the team driven by Mr. ('lark, brother of L. . Clark ol the l.sl Hide road, becmriie fi litlit- ened at a tarkey Kobbler and broke hxme from the rig. I he driver clung to tnem until he wa dragged over the daflli board and the team finally landed in a barbed wire fence at Frank HUntou'H pace. There wan a lady In the hack that wan Ifcrowu out and Injured. Wa InnenHible fir a time. Mr. Hobinaon, the veterinary who liven on the old Turner place, bad a boraebadi Injured by barbed wire. C U. Uone'a flue roadMter waa alao badly cut up with wire. Thia cloaea the chapter of accmenui ror tne weea. Th.M k.. .I.u.l.. uv.lal ln 'ha Odell achfiol houae, Wedneaday eveiftng. May B.very laay la invna ui bilug a baaaet ana ave her ahadow wild. A abort proeramme will be rendered. I'roceeda for benefit of li brary fund. White Salmon Notes. (lay Drummond wiu In town Hiinday. Our new barber. Jim. the Jap. dv a "rush- In" bualneaa laat week. Mra. John Wyers of Fulda Is v lulling T, V . " .".. . but. 1 ISgUEP mr AUTHORITY OP Our Ladies'o Shoes ARE THE PRODUCT OF EXPERIENCE AND QUAL- ITY, INSURING STYLE, COMFORT AND WEARING QUALITIES. For Warm Days ask to see our special LINE OF COMFORTS FOR LADIES! Fof Men the WALK-OVER, the Standard, the Unexcelled, the Unappronched Shoe for Men. . For- Cll ildreil the DIS. TO. No other shoe so good at the same priee LATE ARRIVALS IN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. A new lot of Shirt Waists, Baby Hats for the street, late Turbans for street and dress wear. Prices on the -t Latent I lats 50 per cent below Portland . RAND'S STORE THE MAN who has worn our clothes rojed not bo told that we dress you as well as your merchant tailor, for half the money. We know it, and you should. You take no chances. Every garment guaranteed as represented or money back. See our window display of inside finish of coat. The Kingsbury Hat has stood the tent and you can get any Htyte in' our hat depart ment. We havo made sp'ial ef fort to get this hat, and now we know we can please you. Shoes (Wi the Price: $3.50 to $5.00 is enough to pay for any Shoe. That's all. You'll get the l?st shoe you ever wore. 8 Wyers and family. Mrs. R. Heytlni of (lllmi It at the White cwimon miuii caring km- her Bon Tunis and wife, who art ah. Taaia lleytlng Ji muih ueiier. llr. (harliart, T. Wyera and P. A. Tmna are palnl log tnelr homes. Xhh) adda to Ute ap- lir. aud Mra. Mlnavd, Mm. Melra and Mr. aim Mrs. urooka ot 1'orllauit wer swrntl at the Jewell farm thia week. Mra. Je.Ksle Ureen went to fortland Tneaday on buaineaa. Mr. and Mra. MeCoy of Vanwmvar are vlalt, hi( 11. K; Howuwn and liwillr, they bars a uuia, h nnm mi mua efwt ! ibot J. W.Kveruart la ecavatla r tbe foanda tkin of a twu-atory bullUlinouJewottay.ini.. O. J. Heteraon and A. J, JotuMua ware la from Trout Lake,laat weak. We underalaud the contract aw hulhlln. the new achool house haa been let to tver- nan ana liiianngrani KN' l,li7a. HcIkmiI cloaea 'rldy. Th avrae attend ance lor the term wm f oml. ttenuva, Wolfard ad Ural Urn Condon look tfae lk sraiae ex amination at th. end of the term, Don't forget about the band bnya' boo on Halurday night, nnraed to o toward biiyhaa lBHtrunienta. lkin't fall to cimie and belli. Herl NeUai died In TIm) liallea lnu,ltml TlH-wluy, where h went hit treatment a wwk ao. Funeral mrvliwa wore held at tli Mel aou home, Wedimaday, at VI o'ctoc. H leaves a w mowed mollier. Ihnmi.ll hroih. era and two alatera, who have the aymwuliy of every one. Hlnue Ilia f.llwr'a death, Hvrt naa wmi lite mala alar of the family, and a btr buy thau Iw wan Ihlaooniuiunitr baa never anowii. Hotas from ladrrwood. Th children are liavlng a iltweof ctilck- uox. Willie If ellnmk left ktrrlt. Vlnoewt t filial, forlland. Malurday. AaaiMir Wllliaiua lux been In thia kownatilf lur a few days. B. V. Fuller sad son ofCbewnwltfc wen la Undurwiwd Momlay. Ueorae Haudell la aveadliig a lew days on hla raticto, and la flanllNf awire. apple tree and maklna olWr iMianiveiHeuta. The mall carrier waa much aurnrlal on hla liwt trip to Mud m till! work had hen done on the Ulieauwlth road, makluf It In dunseroua to man and kraal. Cliarlea Hineiikraus of UKierwwxl twd a narrow ew aia from drownlHf one day laat wtwk, while croaalnf the ! at M.d Wlver. Mr, liilolie waa with .hla and fot kliw mtl none hai mi or Wie (rent ColuiuMa would have claimed auother victim. Mr. and Mil. Uoddard, ar., annocuiaHiled by Mia Klla Lyoaa, leave die rrtlait, WeaV neaday. The HiKncer waa a weleouat vial lor on the river, Miaiday, on her Hrat. trlb. Hhe aplit ihe water and ieli theotlwr boat far larlilnd. A.J. Haynrt received tlx (id avwa, thia week, of a aamwaaful oiieratlou at Ui (haul Maanarltain hoklial. l'larllamd.oa UiettiniMof Hla lavonie oouatn, Miaa laalwH tJavulaaa. Joha Feuh and (anally nd Mr. Keilry and family of Cheaowlth ixuMsd thnwak Uaiiar- wood, nioviuf to l' kertown in Huna Klvet vaiuty. Mesier tsa, Nora Htant came dawn from Tlx IMUe. Hunday, oa a vl.lt to th home .lk. A nninber t Iwltealttia aantat May laS Uig In Moaler and liocS: creeka. I'ater tadim haa leaaaKl the G.. A. Crane place, oa Moaier crek for a twrm of yeara. Villa !a tlte la-it itrawherry raacli In Minet. being very early, and supplied with lnty of water from the creek, makea It an Ideal (dace. We understand Mr. Doom will plant all the available ground In strawberries. The funeral of little Haoci Hirudin'. th. oiilv child of Mr. and Mi. red. fttrarilev, was held at the realdnace af Mra. M. Muater on Friday, oonducled by-Kev. .Dattoa. The re mains were interred in Oa tMive cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McUpcaor are wMb us again after spending the wiater at Uucoda, VVaah., where Mr. McUregor lass charge of the development of a nail nilmng pmpoaltton. lie reports mat mey nave a vary jud Show ing for a first claaa uiin. . w. K. Wattomon of Tacoma.wh haa charge of the largest bakery iu that town, la apend-i lug a few days with hts friends, lleunett and Hunter. ii. 1'. Hunter la back to Moaier again, bav ins; been In U Angeloa, Cal. aud Tacoma, Wash., for some time past. Messrs. Bennett, Hunter and- Watteraon expected to aupply the market with cattish when they ataried for McClure'a lake on Hnn- nay morning, but were mucb dlaapnilnted,; me iaae nau uecome a part of tne broad lumbia and no Hah were to be bad. co- Church Notices. Chrlatlan Tabernacle. Huoday achool In Carmlchael's ballot iJU . ni. A. B. Cash, aupufiuleudem. Methodiat t'reaolilng at II a. m. and 7 p.m. W. C. Kvana, pasUir. Habbatb school at 10 a. m. KpworKi League at 6:au p. m. United Ilrethrenj-Hunday achool at 10 a.m. Hermon vy pastor St 11 a. m. and at 7:KI n. in. Junior at 8 p. ni. Hen lor C. Kjit 7 p. m.Qray er aud ucalse meeting Wednesday evening at 7::. 8clal evangellatlc services at the Hun Bay and Wednesday evening meetings. All invited: A apecial invitation to the newcom ers in our midst. H. C. rihaila?, pastor. Baptist Hervleea will be held In Carml cbael hall, Monday, May 1, st 11 a. m., by Uev. D. U LlutUm. Congnatlonal. Rev. J. L. Hershner, pas tor. Hervlce will be held next Kunday al 11 a. m. and 8 p, tn. HubJecU of general Interest Phone 581 a . Ask us for 8el2 Royal Blue Shoes Find the name oa the sole: Sals: The : Sole of Honor will be presented. Sunday achool at M a. a., with A. C. HlaWn, sutwrlntcniKint. Chrlatlaa Mdeavor aervkw at 7 p. i. Th nablle, ( dally strainers, are Invited to Ihoaa aarvtoM. l'lne Grove Oongreajatlonal. Kev. i. Iu Hershner will conduct preachlna arvvica at fine Urove aext Sunday, at : p. ai. LutlMwan. Servlon next Suadav, May 1, at Holman a hall. Hunday achool at'j p. w. lai vlneaervUws wiUi preaching at 8 p. m. Ow ec.hlamal inatmcllon at the Advent rtwen next Halurday, 10 a. m. H. J. Kolk, paauw. Valley Chrlatlaa.-aunday suhjact, "Traatl ttuaia vf Hi" K'vealng awvlce sW rmam women: aubjert, "Character UHlldlng." iZg, aorvlee llua at 7:J. Hpeoial Hush), a. A. Uewy, pkausr,. Oarmlchasil Baal. Me ting rrldar ana skaa urday alght. iiT. J. 0. Vatieaat. Helraont 0hawl.-8uday a'k.wl 10 a. l.worta Ij'Miie at 7 p.m.rblkiwed by anisMsa liif at i. TouTc of Irfaue: Aiawered rVayem. Leader, Mr.Ollllua;r. MUlwei-k iimyar mm lf ouhuratyveJat k. All an cor dlally Invited to atteud these aurvloe. UnltarlaB.-CorM Htate atrast and for. avenue, W. U. Kliot. Ir.. ajlul.r charm. Huaday aohaol. 10 a.m. Hcrvlcm'Msr I. at 11 a, ih. An address by Mrs, Mint ii. Iruiubiill. aacretarr of the anta lx,l charlllna and efwnotloaas. Hnbjeet: "The r- lureoioar uniMreB." Union Kev Trov Hh.ll.v will nraa mi !!: Quartet a ax, "Hlit wc Mwatly, Mid nv- i.uueavor eotwwrratloti WMMinai a w'llT 111 Hcv Mr illlttou, HatKtit Rllalstw, IsmactiatkBin 'Mra I V IflltatroHl Kroiw ht her IIUU M-tu. old daughter Mataul to town, Taeaday, loana doctor. The chlld'a Wfl. k waa Baralyaea about 18 nioniaa ago, aud she la Botentfre4y iwivBrwi, jserauaieia weaa ana It will a necawary to anuly a brace. The child la ota. erwla healthy and will owWjruw aw aMkv Of Atchlasa and family, fmai Cklcaan, an Rewoomera In Hood Mlvev t hey eiawe ki ka. oate uerBiaiently Mr AUHilaiu ia an old a dler, having awved la the 14th and H:tlim noia rttrtntuHis in tue civil war ana later ia tkM 'Jd United Ittates cavalry W J Maker haa eome barfalna In real eata'ta rhlcii will H)Hr tn hla ad next wwvat If you are hsiklng Kir a location on Improve) Iaad, don't fall to ace Mr Uakv at his (sOSiat (Mi Uak slnsst, first dwir wrt of Crowall's ttisre H ia ad wa lea out this week by mlstak 0 C Mikkelaen, aoclaltst nominee fur preme Judge, will snoak on theauclullat nun tsm at th lattter Day Halm's church. mile rrnm Mood Kiver, Monday evening, May 2; Hiaid Kiver City, Tueaday evcnlac, May 3; Moaier, Wedneaday evening, May . . Hherman Wcward and family arrived la Hood atlver. Monday, from Moue. Ind. Th.r com here for a chaiuie ol altinate air the lam ent oi aarn. w'waru nnanti. if th.y like the ootuawy titty will locate narmanently. The time far holding the council of reerarni tlon with the Fine Urov Cniiirrciratianl chnrrh has been changed from the 4th of May ki Wednewlay, Che lull. in regular monthly meeting or the prohi bition alliance will be held In the Unite Hrethren church next Monday evenlna. Mav 3, beginning at 8 o'clock. Jfiverybod' cor dially Invited to attend. Mrs AbblaKvaram and her datiahtAi. Un Ora Htcppe, will arrlva In Hood River licit, week oa un extended visit, and will ha ilia gucai of Mr an Mrs T J Cunning. airs i j uunning and Mra J h, a ana will go to White Kul mon today to visit Mr and Mrs Waldo and Mr and Mrs Jewett. To see plana and prices for advertising on 3 the Hood Kiver base ball fence, call at will. tarns' drug store. M Iks Alice Hall will nla v two nlann aolna at the Unitarian service next Hunday. Born. (In Hunnvslde farm. Hood River. Anrll :l 1W1I, to Mr aud Mra Koy Wood world, a sou. g Married. In lfHid Klver,Or., April 23,190t.at tria Con pregatlonal parsonage, lay Kev.J.Lllershner, tobert M. Kent aud Mlsa I'auma Blanche ltne. Both bride and aroom ant well And favorably Icnowu In Hood Kiver, and their large circle or friends unite In extend ins moat hearty congratulations and their very best wishes for happiness and success through lite. At me nome or me nnae a motner, In Hood Kiver valley, Kant Hide. Monday. Anrll 2t. 1:H, Delhert Handinan and Miss Matilda A Mohr. Both bride and groom are well kniSvn In Hood Kiver and receive tbe oongratiatlona of their numerous friends. For Sale Beautiful lots in Park addi tion, center of town, from 200 to $250. John Lkla.vd Hkndkrhon, Agent. For Sale. Two good second hand cook stoves and one kitchen treasure. Cheap. aM M KH. H. M. HUXLEY. I Want Work. Anything, from a situation In an office or atore to day a labor. K W CKOHB, In house formerly occupied by Attorney Jayne Wanted. At the Glacier office, a boy to learn the prlnter'a trade Plymouth Rock Eggs. 11.00 per setting of 13 mU Phone B F MOSE4 o