HOOD KIVER GLACIER, THUftdDAY, APRIL 13, 1905'
CLUB LEVIES ON
ADVERTISING FUND
The meeting of the Commercial
club directors Monday niht wai not
very largely attended, yet the move
ment started by theae few member to
arouse a greater interest in the club
work bid fair to reault In much for
the future. An aaaeiwment of 35 per
cent waa raado on the subscriptions
raised some time ago for a general
advertising fund. A. W. Outhank,
who in acting secretary in the apsenoe
of Mr. Moe, was Instructed to noti
fy the subscriber to this fund that
payment of the assessment is due on
or before Saturday, April 15.
The advertising committee of the
Commercial club which canvassed the
city a few weeks ago secured pledges
of over MOO. No report was on hand
from the committeemen who were to
see the farmers, but it is understood
that the country has taken an active
interest in the matter and have sub
scribed very liberally toward this
fund, which will be employed chiefly
in exploiting the Mood Klver valley
and town at the Lewis and Clark fair.
The assessment levied Monday night
will go toward paying for the special
Hood River write-up in the Portland
V.uunlno TnWram. and for some pam
phlets gotten out some time ago by
the club for distribution to people in
quiring for Hood Kiver literature.
Thnre are over 1000 conies of the Even.
ing Telegram on hand, whioh will be
used wherever needed. Copies of this
issue may tie obtained at the Ulaoier
olllce by people who wish to send
them to their friends in the East who
would tie interested in reading about
Hood Kiver. Several hundred copies
have already been mailed to addresses
in the East.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Commercial club on the first
Tuesday of May, the proposition of
having suitable literature prepared for
distribution at the Portland fair will
be taken up. Also the proposal to
have the members of the National
Editorial association who will visit
the fair on a special excursion in
June, to visit Hood River for straw-
berry banquet, will be looked after by
the club.
The secretary of the Commercial
club Is in correspondence with parties
who are anxious to locate a large man
ufacturing plant at Hood River. The
nlans are not sufficiently under way
to be made publio just yet, but it is
thouuht that within a few weeks it
mav be Dosslble to have a represent'
atlve of the proposed enterprise lay
the matter before the business men
of the city at an open mooting of the
club.
An Idea for the Mission Beard.
White Salmon. Wash Anrll 10. Ed-
ltor Glacier: How would this do for
a compromise between the people who
are willing to accept ait toe mouey
Mr. Rockefeller wants to donate to
mission and the folk who look upon
his mouey as "blood money, polluted
in the mitt nil" "Whereas. Mr. J.
D. Rockefeller, whose rapacity and
uenerosltv are well known among men
and also among angels, has offered to
furnish needed lubrication to the
otherwise dry roadway of our mission
arv zeal, and
Whereas the chalk beds of the Ilrlt
lull coast are said to be made npof
the powdered skeletons of countless
millions of living organisms that have
each contributed Its mite to the gen
oral result, and
WIibiw. Mr. Rockefeller's ' TS
turn" arises to the dignity of being
almost supernatural In its facilities
for urindinii wealth out of the help.
lessuess of the peoplo, and as such
commands our undivided admiration
and awe. now. therefore, be it
Resolvved, that while we recognize
In the"sytem a cruel disregard of
indlvidusl liberty and aspiration, yet
we want the money aim trust tliamon
who notes the sparrow's fall will bless
its use In the convertion of the
heathen to the the benign religious
faith that Mr. Rockefeller represents.
Resolved, That with our eyes on
heaven and our upturned palm out-
stretohed behind our back to receive
the benefactions from the Organized
Brotherhood of Burglars of America
and the Modern Highwayman's socie
ty of the United States, we hereby
ooudemn petty larceny as sinful ana
demoralizing. "
It ilets Them Every Time.
Here are a couple of letters the Ula
oier received in Monday morning s
mail, eaoh writer enclosing tne money
for a year's subscription :
C. A. Armstrong, Principal Jllgn
School. Cantan, Ohio. I visited the
valley last summer and have become
much Interetea in it sinoe ion tiuiu.
Please send me the paper for a year.
Mrs. A. M. Dlckason, R. F. I). No.
:ii,Chillicothe, HL Having visited in
Hood River and read your paper, I am
Interested in them both, so endow
subscription.
Forget About Tour Ntomuili.
If vour digestion Is bad the vital
organs of your body are not fed ami
111 U retted as luey snouiu oe. mcj
grow weak and invite disease. Kodal
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you tat,
curea Indigestion and all stomach
troubles. You forget you have a stom
ach from the verv day you beglu tak
ing it. This is because It gets a rest
ami iterates and eraduallv erows so
strong and healthy that It troubles you
no more. Hold by G. K. Williams.
Party at l)ano Home.
A few of their friends gathered at
the tiluasant home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Dano on West River street
Thursday evening and an enjoyable
time was spent. The party broke up
in the "wee sraa' hours,' thankiug
their host and hostess for a very pleas
ant time. Those present were : Mr.
and Mrs. E. & Mayes, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Klinger.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sunder
land, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lofts,
Mr. and Mrs. unarms iieatty, air.
and Mrs. Charles Sparger, Mr. and
Mrs. H. 0. Dano, Frank Steerit.
off"on the matrimonial race, but she
and her running mate forestalled all
the wisely laid plans by quietly slip
ping up to The Dalles and getting the
nuptial knot tied last Saturday. The
happy couplo at once Imgan house
keeping at Wyeth whore Mr. Stokoe is
employed.
The host wlsnes or ner many menus
in the valley and city of Hood River
for a long and happy life will go with
Mr. and Mrs. Stokoe.
Tin- Right Name Is DrWitt.
DeW'itl's Witch UiiA Halve cools,
soothes uml heals ruts, liuriis, boils,
bruises, piles and all skin diseases.
K. K. Zickefoosc, Adolph, W. Vir. says:
"My little daughter bad white swell
ing so bail that piece after niece of
bone worked out of her leg. DeWitt's
Wlteli Hazel Salve cured her." It is
the most wonderful henling milve in
tiie world. lieware of counterfeits.
Sold by i. K. Williams.
BARRETT.
C. Sherriob and Mrs. K
were uiHking a cull Friday
at the home of Mrs. J.
went to Portland on her Thursday.
She got there at 3 p. m. and stopped
to take oil and was delayed 40 min
utes. Two of our young people James
Layhe and Hattie Axell went to The
Dalles last Wendnesday and were mar
ried by Father Desmarls. Tbey are
nice young people and have been well
liked. We don't fancy their leaving
town to get married, we have a minis
ter and a justice of the peace here.
Tbey did not let us know in time to
throw our old shoe at them. We will
watch the next young couple that are
to got married.
In-
EDWIN A. HENDERSON, Manager.
(NoUry Public for Oregon.)
A Night Attack.
Last night the little daughter ol Mrs.
Brown, as she was sweetly Bnd peace
fullv slept in her little bed near the
-. j ... ,i .... i
window was aliacKeu uy a ueaiuuem
ins demon known as I roup wiiooping
Cough, and hut for the timely use of
Kennedy's l.axauiti iioney aim inr,
which she always keeps bandy, the
life of the little one might not have
been saved. Kennedy's laxative Tar
and Honey is different from all of the
old-time couirli svrups and is best for
children because It acts on the bowels,
It. Is harmless, safe and certain. Vim
tains no opiates. Sold by U. E. Wil
liams.
Htekoe-llutclilnson.
Another oue of Frankton's nicest
irlrls has deserted us and for better
or for worse has started to play keep
ing house on ber own account. This
time it is Miss H. M. Hutchinson, the
foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
R. Noble of Fraukton and better
known to her friends here by the
uanie of Maud Noble. Miss Maud
was one of the nicest of Frankton's
if Iris, was always genial, bright and
pleasant comoanv for her young asso
elates, kind and affectionate In her
foster home, where she was reared and
loved the same as the other children
and in fact never knew until she
reached ber majority that she was not
the child of Mr. and Mrs. Noble. Miss
Hutchinson taught school at Wyeth
during the past school year, her
school closing last Friday, and it was
during this residence in Wyeth that
she met her fate in the person of
Oeorue W. Stokoe. who is foreman In
the tie-dipping plant at that place.
Maud's friends have been suspicious
of her lately and were anticipating an
opportunity tofglve tier a good "min
Mrs. F.
Hrayford
afternoon
Holme.
The Labbe boys are clearing out
the strawberry land for J. R. Kinzie,
our polite and obliging mall carrier.
Must say right tiere mat tne ijauoe
family are nil workers.
Mr. Oats, representing Wad hams &
Kerr liros. of Portland, was out to
store on Friday and picked up a nice
little order for groceries.
C. C. Hill has been plowing up some
land on the Holme place. John says
he must put in some spuds so as to
got some returns.
G. R. Castuer called at the Rock
ford store on Sutuiday morning last
and left an order for a nice bill of
goods. Then asked "Do yon deliver
goods?" Why of course, Kocmora
delivers goods to any part of the
valley.
A 2T)C ad In the Glacier brought a
customer for a ?ir wagon. Nothing
like an ad in the Glacier. Look them
over this week and see the ad on the
horse.
CASCADE LOCKS.
We are ni.w having flue spring
weather. Had a stiff frost last night.
which will bo apt to damage our early
fruit.
Mr. ( Minor spent Sunday ou his
ranch :.l Wliito Sulnion.
Mr. M ilin of White Salmon, for
merly of the Locks, Is back to the
Locks li i a short stay. He reports
everything booming at White Sal
mon.
Mr. Connor has just purchased a
line bori-e from M. 1). Sauford.
The S ( ncer is making her usual
run. She gets here on time. We
Money to Loan on Farm
Land.
Must be good security.
. R. Bradley
PRINTING
9
HIGH GR ADR PAMPHLET
AND COMMERCIAL WORK
PROMPTLY PERFORMED
MiKfS ALWAYS tHjHT
We are here to do your work today
tomorrow end every other day, and
our money (what little we have)
la epent in Hood River. We want
your work and can do It neatly and
SATISFACTORILY
ScteCOFFEE
Always the same.
Not up then down.
Not good today ffjk
bad tomorrow.
eyas.
Aroma
tight tins.
tUvsr
in
bulk.
J. A. Foltfr a Co.
KasblUKel l 1MO
San rranclaco
Farm Lands
40 acres 4 miles out, (1200 ; easy terms
first-class apple land: all tillable; but
5 acres uncleared. s i
1110 seres six miles out ; $1000 worth
of timber; balance first-class apple land
uncleared ; price $:1000; easy terms.
30 acres, 8-year-olU orctiaru ; s-'xju per
acre; easy terms.
HJO acres in Washington, lie'wcen It)
and 20 acres fruit trees; balance hay
and grain ; modern improvements ;terms
1H0 acres four miles out, r.nbt Wnle;
excellent goat farm; about 20 acres good
tillable land; big perpetual spring; bar
gain for right party.
(Hi acres three miles out; six acres
cultivated, 2 arre9 strawberries, 2 acres
liav, 150 apple trees ; cottage and out
buildings; terms.
30 acres excellent apple land all
cleared ; in 4-year-old apples ; $500 per
acre; will sell in ten acre tracts.
5 acres strawberry land; 4 acres
cultivated ; 2 acres berries; two small
cottages, outhouse, $1100; tHX)cash.
20 acres Ojniles out; 8 acres cleared,
three acres Bpitzenberns and Newtowns,
new cottage, bsrn and outbuildings;
miles to school; rural delivery: irriga
tion water; $135 per acre, $1500 caBb,
balance one year at 7 per cent.
100 acres 10 miles from White Sal
mon, on county road, all tillable, river
and two springs, some good timber; $25
per acre, easy terms.
Two 10-acre tracts three miles out;
reasonable.
40 acres unimproved, 30 acres tillable,
creek running through ; one share of ir
rigation wnter; fruit land, some timber;
a snap at $25 per acre, all cash ; ill up
per valley.
City Property for Sale.
One or two beautiful residences for
sale.
Three lots, 50x00, two-story ll-room
bouse, basement, city water and well,
outboures; overlooks Columbia and
White Salmon river; $2000; half cash,
balance easy terms.
Two lots, have outhouses, fruit trees
and strawiierrios ; below the hill, six
blocks from post o I lice, west end of city,
$Ho0, easy terms.
8 lots, 90x150, well, outhouses; on the
hill : a snap for $400 cash.
Two lots, 3-room hnuio, plastered,
outhouses; f'lSOcawh; $000 on time.
8-room bouse, hard-oil and plaster,
large barn, 3 tots on the hill, beautiful
view, terms.
0-room house, plastered, lot 50x130,
fruit trees, out houses, terms $1200 cash
Beautiful lots all over the city.
Two sightly lots on hill, view of Mt.
Hood and Adams, Hood and Columbia
rivers; $550, terms.
For Rent.
Furnished and unfurnished house
keeping rooms; also houses to rent.
EDWIN A. HENDERSON, Mgr.
HELLO!
Why pay 200 to f 300 per
acre for land at Hood River
when C. C. VVetherell, of Car
son, Wash., will sell you 80
acres three-quarters of a mile
from White Salmon I O. for
$50 per acre?
-TRY THE-
Ice Cream
"North Coast Limited"
The Electric Lighted
Observation Car Train between
Portland and St. Paul.
Pullman thirst Class Sleepers,
Pullman Tourist Sleepers,
Dininp; Car, Day Coaches,
Observation Car.
AT TIIE
Favorite
Sweet Oranges,
Grapes, Fruit,
Dates and Figs
- Phone r.")l.
You Can Buy Good Goods
ANY OLD PLACE
But to buy them at the right price Is
not so easy.
H. W. WAIT
Makes low prices because he wants to.
Others may sell at the same price be'
cause they have to. I carry
Lime, Sulphur, Salt, Cement,
Blue Vitriol, Garden, Flower
and Grass Seeds, Poultry
Supplies and a full line of
Feed mtu! Flour, Utah Land
Plaster, . tc.
H. W. WAIT.
The Acme of Travel Comfort
is found on any of the
3 DAILY TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS 3
Send four cents for our Lewis and Clark Booklet,
or six cents for "Wonderland 1905."
Yellowstone Park Literature
can be had for the asking.
The Ticket Office at Portland is at 255 Morrison St., Cor. Third.
A. D. CHARLTON;
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Minora s & Orpingtons
KlmkcliiKs mo k K 1I.IW mid dl.iio peri
setting. Itulpli It. Lewis, lli'luiont. Ml
R. D. GOULD,
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water Heating
All jobbing promptly attended to.
loo& River evelopsmeinil Company
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
Owners of Riverview Park and Idlewilde Additions
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Containing Choice Building Lots for Residences,
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL SITES,
Including Manufacturing; Sites Fronting; on the 0. R. & N. Track, with Water Power.
We are receiving a large number of inquiries from non-residents for Acreage Tracts. Parties having Fruit Land for sale,
improved or unimproved, should list them with us.
Office Next to Waucoma Hotel.
Hood River Development Company.