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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1905)
HOOD RIVEB GLACIER, THURSDAY ATOUST 17, 1905. UNION'S APPLE BIG CROP IS SOLD 4 t k ij V i, 1 nit iff i?i 4 . L... ; I i I!. !;.rt Tl.l hi- Kae & Hatfield of New Ycrk city were the highest biddora this, year fin the fancy Spitzcnl)orns and rliinv NewtownH of tho Hood Uivcr Ah UrowmV union. Th" deal wit con BUTt: tfifti'l l"st Sotrn'siy. j he price vi not. hoeu inud.e iihlie, t ut Un heard of directors I lim tiiiimi, ocidiictod tho cl, ."in well .li u.ni. W'bile this yew 's i rep will in:l I c ,.r lais'e as that left yu.r. the t in it rum Is; i to be cf rvi. ii hotter iH!li! y. tii owera say t.o y never had line a; -pl.-s on their Irwin at this .-ivn-oit ui the year. Joseph A. Wil-on has Iwn s cuicd as iuepector, both for the apple (.iron em' union and Mr. llnttield, who v.v..-: in the city lant Saturday to close up the deal. Tho tale includes all 1--and above of the Spitzcnhei,,' and Newtown apples. Hood Itivor apples, from otoui is outside the Union, are heinmunn to reach the Portland market. A num ber of small shipments el i'oui and 4,4 tier UraTCiisteiiiH went down .;: dny and were oll'ere I nt en i 81.75. A handsome lot of .Maidt u lilush apples, shipped in by the ilnue River Fruit (irowcrs' Union, were held at 31.25. The latest issue or the (.'hic::.:(i Pucker contains n lonu report on t he apple crop of the United Statt -', w hit I it llnures will not average no.:.- tl : 40 per cent of mi averaiio crop. Hie pessimistic viow is not taken by Pci'Uand applenicn. They itckiiiHwo.k'c a uoiisideruble shortage, but, d i not HO to such extremes. If the I'm k r is rij.ht, good prices will bo reali:" d l.j Ai.;erican apple 'roHers this year. Tl s Packer says: Jc looks now as iimun lie go ntr lo ha a very slioit one, Koil,; .j Lo i'ully i" l' r cent - last season's crop, if not moi.. detailed reports show that (i p: many sections are dropping badly that many orchards are into ted fungus, scab and other din in the course of the next few v,e can, by their ravages, materially crease tho yield. A summary of to reports shows that in the Ne-.r land states tho yield will not re; more than half of fast year's rn lialdwins, especially, are dyh:,,' r particularly those which bore In ,i last season. An unknown para.-ivr doing the work. Keperts from . York state indicate that the it p v not be more than 10 per rout of i year's crop. Weather conditio a the ravages of fungi from now on a materially lesson this estim; i.e. In Pennsylvania, West Yiigini.i : Virginia, the crop will not l.o o the average. Delewarn reports a i;i crop, but tho output of this .-tale d not amount to so much in a coma cial way. In Maryland the crm below the average. In the middle tion, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois h less than an avreago crop. 'I he yi will in no case be as largo as tl yi' I I in those states hist fall. In Mii'l:ii"n; there is tho promise of something like ,T) to 40 per cent of full nop. I n ,M i souri the yield will be aland i.'i t ''' per cent of tho full crop. In the Southwest, taking in the stale of . i -kansas and the two ferritin ir.-, the crop will be very light, not -xceM!:iig 15 per cent at tho outside. Kan.-;;-will have about HO per cent of a toll crop. Iowa, Minnesota and Idaho have very poor crops. Colorado iv porta about an average yield. .t!i fornin has a good crop, while tin Washington and Oregon crops will le short. Nova Scotia reports a very poor crop, while Canadian grm 't will do well if they i;et 50 per cent el last year's yield. Takinglhorepi.it. of tho apple-growing staffs in detail, the prospects are that the crop will I the smallest raised in many y ai1-. The latest weather bureau repoili applo prospects are the gloomii'Vl i sued in years. Taken nltouvt.'irr, it loops as if those growers v. lo niil I . so fortunate as to have apples Ibis !.:.!! will realize good prices for tli.i.i The home demand promise- to ii very good, and already Kurnpr-an bi quiry for American truit. iudicat.s that there is going to bo a good out let for all tho fall and winter nj pies raised. Montreal Wants Oregon I'curs. The East is calling for more Oregon fruit. This time it is Montreal md- it .' for pears at a fancy figure. Oregon plums are also receiving n cidlliom the samo source at the same price, and possible some of the Mosier pruni s now ripening will lind their way In that city. Packers and dealers are now the crop of the Yakima valley some high bids are expected. I'oi. Kiver apple producers 'are nNo al i to sell their l'.liCi crop by contract a some bids considerably higher t! previous years are being submitted W ish t! r-cm.! !''' g-.tiou d. f-A-or e: . .-t rue! b.ii the e, ... i V I'.' uft la statt route 'I he U in tie rs if i t I - r ' ''"' I lo.rt- r ; t. !e;e;it Co Xpecti'.i t ! Ill cut. I iciv h;ei :;lrh. dor in n i -it : .-v v : ! j .-; iii' -0 j 1 1 .' ; - v. ili I e 'to::' FRIDAY NIGHT V in;.-- mi ei log of the citi'ens has U.m i; d.-d tor s "o'clock Friday night, in ;iv u'.oiii.-, of ibo Hood Kivcr Com e.i. i.i eh )', tor u ul lie discussion of t h - .- v ami (vater' (luestion, as if . i" n.o'i 1 j the needs of the com i. y. It is urgently requested that a ii:b rested p;'ities. turn out at this u it in,:, and nn.ko their views heard i . t ' ii:f'nt. i -'-oes, 1 0 OPCRIfrlENT HERE ' mil ROCK MAPLES .'J'y not prod ' A r, v i, .f , ; ' ; i:o,or p.ai I i.T-t. t" t 1 i piant in;: h 00 VMilO 1 il. f 1 9 "v. " LL:ii;i '.X Jii I a-. no : - t . i i 1 1 el. n! t. F-1 Liiji i 1 1 !l. 5 .. I . ;vi,.u . I.i; !g 1 ' lor ii'd 'or t : I la .iinl t. a not! if PO: in l(u this c. i i. i n v. v ife, i the t il I c iimx eOi':o: I M:i( .-1 i ro uuiple syrup in the .Intuit Hood? N. B. , .i .vaukee nurseryman, M.iple trees do well in t ot this vuiley, and he y the experiment of trees t his fall. ! a i a homestead above in the Mount Hood val rays he will plant the iii, i- on ground where 1 1 en bin ned oil'. This expense of clearing the is necessary for tho i ! ion ol maple syrup, and , !:. .es that at an alti il. nr i;l oil' in the Cas- ill be mar enough I . r 1 he production of in.. I a paying yield of ( 't i.ers w ill likely try 41 YIELDS 40 BUSHELS TO ACRE . ih- (daeii r. . V''i(!i., A 1 1 if. Id. Wheat ;' ,.;! ! year lis the ; j !' ail ' lie u iiy from St -: '. ', I t r ai-ic. and with a ' : - - m - 1, there is no ipies- f. I.I"!. UhI euiii'ty w ill retain ; 1 :o I 'm hi id nt t he procession. ',. ' :'!''!!!'.; ! ho linn of liart i ,' - i . . i I ho t Wi dncsilny and : o in the . (). t). K. Cflllle- i. ' '. i . :: : ." ' onila v tor his home V-' d. ; ,.i I. r, i-ig been iii at- ; l:on e a. i , .., t lie board of .id,.' ' i. i. m i ... Mr. Kgan has lo a . : ' j., ., eon: in i -sinner, al - I ii :i..:' .o'er the host interests , : i 1. i .-.!.. '' wn:: in 'inhletl- i . ' i :-, ; .; I le iiiess. While o , : i , I . I u i retary Mac- j. : i ;, a n.i - ! ing of the central : : . : i i an pi e of electing , , 1 1 h ii t oi i.e. nicy caused i " , : ' I .,, M r. linker, and .i ; . : !..: ir ".; as may come . :; .d i.-m I but I lie bridge ' ' ' ; l . .' . i.'ti.t w ill be rum- i 1 ' ,'r. Ihiyal has been ; I i h ! , e of t In' manufac- i i end ile si oel. and as this '' ..!!, eo ;, ,,n v I In t made this nih ir in.iii.l of steel, Mr. Koyal ' ad i! ,iil the mnker was ready in. i ! ;.- i.- one of the best I.i ',!;. count v, costing about i ... o I ui Xe 1 wiili dizy spells, i :,o ; ... -1 1. ii. const ipat ion, '- '.1 Moniita.n Ten will "i'.I a ; ! k.-rp .i well. . If it 1 v mi- i H.nev back. That's . . I. V t l.oke. i! a H.iiuly. . .! carl st ra berry, ai a i , '. .Hid vegetable land with 11 .a . ii lope . ( inly one halt' .! i ' t' While Salmiin. It ' -,., !lt v;,.w ,,f Mount 0 , ' I'y .. II" 1 1 ;iwr. The soil . oi eg a :-i I ii'oi.-l . I'uiir acres i ,- i . ,. 1 . i i phi nl in orchard, . i . . I ..o ; 1 iMsh. o.,,-y to clear, i I'-. i on I. il is all under :!. ! -t line II "i cool it water, i . n.. i , it-T wil and local ion for I : a i L i r a liner site for a home 1 lo -1 i'.ii ies. A nd now Hint we n ul '.he Not ! I.oi ii I'aeilic build n a the n ! I !i hank of the Cohim- il i- din cheap at i, 100 )ier I ; w : : I ho v oi t Ii I i ree I imi'S that v" us. 'I . rins j-laoo cash, huh . ih' ' y ai ... I 'I let this Klip :::(. I : ..f. log fr a I io. ' i;l I I, s ! Mi. I.AM) Co., U salmon. Wash, d lo dv The Secret of Success. Forty million b"tlles of Augint Flow er sold In (be United States nloiie si lie, its Introduction! And t he demand l'"i it is still growing. Isn't that a line; showing of success? Don't it prove' that August Flower has bad unfailing success in the cure of iudige-lion and dyspepsia the two greaie. t enemies ol health and hiippiiicvV 1 s il not a'- ford the best ;videiiee thai Augn-I Flower is a sure specilic for all l.iii:-l and intestinal disorders'.' that it 1-.-liroved itself the best of all liwr r. .!! tutors? August Flower has a m ,!; !,;, -record of over thirty-live car" in e;.r ing the ailing inilliotis of tln -e if-tr ing complaints a success that is I o filming wider in its scum -every dav. a' lioineand aim ad, lis the f; Im il'Aug list r lower spreads. Trial l Hh-s, regular size, TV. Tor sale by U. N Clarke, Teachers' Exaininalion. The following rettilicat"s ; granted to the teachers nan - at tin public exainination held in 11." i i i! -last week : First grade 0. Crome, .bw.-i.) it;.. M. Kocho. F. M. dill, Lulu He '; . Maie Masiker. Second grade Mrs. ,1. I'. U.i:v-y. (Jertrnde Phillips, Lucile Hisc'i. .o". Fi. Hunt, Florence Chiipi'i, bin Wright, Margaret Ihiz, Kin ma I! i i. Third grade Margaret l':ti . Flora Wilson, Uuice Steel. Ilei ;-. lev. The following wrote for state t -pers: Lizzie Cooper, F.rma 'll: ;.i; gou, Lelah Driver, Mrs. Amy L. Cue and C. Crouse. Take .Notice. Owing to the numerous nuisances around th Light Co's eprings having hen during the present waur : watchman bus been einp ley the nroiiertv: a tight fence 0 lias been built, and t lie public notified that any attempts at ing on the property of tin the vicinity ol the springs m edited without anv discriminat , (Signed) Hood Kivcr Fkcinc V Vater aud Power Co. ' o i o . ':.' 1,1 lo III '! rai l, I ail to I I A ( 'iio.i!' r::r:n orry Growers. nit I i haadie jour struwU-r-..tin r i bice, ior we are in ; . ;( mi the best prictn. . p. hl owiilis a co., Seattle. Wash. :x.z, Vv anted, I . I.. I'.... W. .Co. will -pay fir ' -t . : o : t ' 1 1 1 rags at their " . '. ii.i .a' coh.icd. They la . oi, i; ;1, for w iping niach- ;.f.nioval Sale. V.'c oic r ' iii i 'ii ire stoi'l, of teed, Hour nl... 1 1-'.. a: nd'ieel prices to save 10 o C: 1; moI oel our prices anil o n... . c A I'M A N A, CO. -1,-1 c r i y. il Light Notice 1 ' ' ca! 1 . l.t bills must be puid '. 'i.c : . '. 's ' lin'e i ai'li inoiith in 1 ,o 1 ' . , i ' ' : 1 of..,-,. ;)- luth day of .' : ' 1 o .lioctor v, ill be sent ';'.: i i : a i ea es w here bills are ' ' .: i w hi 11 due, the SCr- , ' 1 o co;.: in'ii-d until all 1 1 1-1 LI.I-.CTUiC !.. P. & . c. !'. ii !'. col F, Mgr. ' ' .',' '" !!'. II 'I of No .'i oi w asi-o . . ... .' i : 1 i - sue in . i - 1 Ii. n in., i. .I. o-I nl ' e: r o u' ;i -i n'oooii. aiet re- . ioo-o' ' ne-liio il of sniit oil , . , fniii- . , ; - oaince of -o . - - . .-1 .it o, ', , ,r en i s unit . I .-. I'o 'I. s i'. -il ini; to . : o o , i ,;i .o: i:.,;,',ioaie with I -1 ! or li. r Hi' AUtMlst ' ;' r la. o.t till.-"i ! ilsv of .In! v, .m. i. ni'i:i,i (".. - Im..: I 0 -r .-i . -t Nil. 5. Wa-oi. i ii., i tro. I" f,, .1. !' tl-sp; n.pi i -r K , M.1 ' I .. pi. i a; C. IN Ciurke'tf Urug store; price -ic. li F, U . . ,V,'i; ;.rv !' p:ir'(l ' t() ;'i 'U ' 'i' ICE to ;)IIY j mit of i !i" iiy. 'i'iioii" No. 313 Temp kins Bros. i'lease 'phone your orders 10 a. m. STORES WILL CLOSE AT 7 O'CLOCK P.M.! lo your shopping from now on lie fore 7 o'clock. The business houses of the city have agreed to close before that hour, as will be seen by the fol lowing notification given below: We, the undersigned, agreo to close our places of business at 7 o'clock, commencing, Monday, August 21, un til further agreement. Wm. M. Stewart, FVank A, Cram, Vogt Pros., K. B. Bragg & Co., W. (). Ash & Co.; Wood A Smith Pros., O. P. Dabuey. H. V. Wait, Oregon Lum ber Co., W. Haynes., I). K. Agusuiau, S. E. Bartmess, Booths. Have You Sprayed Yet? tiet your material of Clarke and save money. Clarke's Cough Elixir will cure that cough, Price ii only 25 Best Spraying Material at the lowest prices at Clarke'sstor e. Some Bargains. Our list contains about 40 different' tracts of fruit and general farm lands in Mosier ; about 500 acres In Fndcrwood, divided into tracts of from 40 to 320 j acres each; also about lS-" different tracts of farm property in Hood Kiver valley, and some very desirable resi dences in Hood River and .Mosier. 33. fiacres mile out; berries and i orchard. A beautiful location. Will be sold at a bargain. ; 21. 42 acres 4 miles out, Iii acres in orchard, 10 full bearing. First-class im provements. A beautiful home. Z. W acres in tlie mosi neautitul por tion of the valley. 4 acres in orchard one vear old, 3J acres in berries, 4 acres in alfalfa, balance general farming. 114. Two ItiO-aere tracts about nine miles out; one on east side, other west side. Choice for fllOO. A number of 6, 10. 20 and 40 acre tracts of unimproved land that will bear investigation. Also a number of large tracts from 100 to 320 acres in Ore gon and Washington. Some few resiliences and lots in every portion of tho city. W. J. BAKER & CO. Real Estate Agents Hood River, Oregon. When you go Caiiitin' take along sonic of ilio.-e fine Lunch Goods you will find at THE FAVORITE S, L. YOUNG, Prop. Phone, Main 5o. A NEW STOCK OF FRKSH Groceries, Flour and Feed has been installed by LAMAR & DUNN at the old stand, just south of Indian Creek bridge, and the linn extends an invita tion lo their former patrons to call and see them. Cordially yours, LAMAR & DUNN. When planning to make that trip to the Portland Fair, call and see our large assortment of Suit Cases, Hand Grips, Trunks Suit Cases from $2 up. Larre assortment to select from. VOGT BROS., fie CLOTHIERS Hood River, Oregon (f3 "Money Makes the Mare Go." n MIES' FURNITURES r ORE Al'lei- .1 illy -'list we will be on a cash basis. We feel that in justice to our selves, as well as lo you. our cash customers, we must take this course, and now if you want jroods as cheap in price as any one can sell for cash, we invite you to conic We a iv fiTutfiul to you, our time customers, for your support in the past, but we are eonlideiil that we can show you it is to your interest to buy for cash, for pay day soon rolls around even on a time sale. Your dollar will buy one dollar's worth, and we will show you we appre ciate it. Prices greatly reduced. Remember we are the leaders in reducing prices. a ilssa a MESS URNITURE uikling Material, Carpets, Paints, etc. 0 ft' '-'IQVMIM WI'WI Hfl Tl"? g-IWSMli 1 J I JpM, W W JPPWBPWWWWIMWI!IIWW JMMMMMIMMIA MM&lWB0liB BBIiMBWk Mm MiiliwuriP wr-iii..iMf,,iri m-1- - gr--nm ni i ii hm r mmmmmmta mmmmmmmmm0 migmgj mmmm0 w J Hardware StCWarf $ Furniture Furniture Dept. The enlargement of our store to more than double capacity gives us the wish ed for chance of buying in the closest way from foun tain head the latest and best and placing it in your hands for less money than small dealers pay. Our ex penses are only one-fourth that of the same size city store. Our costs are the same. Can there be any question of where goods are sold at lowest price? We can prove it all in an hour's inspection of our beautiful new lines. Hardware Dept. Here again the enlaniwii' nt i.j fell. We liny tin' follnwiiij.' 1.010 Is Iiy the carload ami pay cash : Wire Fencing, Nails, Barbed Wire, Mouldings, Doors.Windows Lath, Cement, Lime, Genuine Wood Fibre Plaster, Sash Weights Our contract for toin:.i:'c m Roofing and Paper, Paints Oils and Glass, and quantities in Cutlery, Axes, Li'ge Tools, Eish ing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition and Stoves, o,,, .. ,!.,. i.,w,t cost in tin; I 11 iti 1 Suiif. Who sells good piods: 1 1 i 1 1 V Till' (lUAltANTEE OF THE Hazelwood Cream Co, IS HEIIINl) THE U. S. Cream Separator i. Orders (or beautiful Crockery placed nine months since in Ger many, France and Japan are now due. We defy the competition of any store. In Kitchen Goods of any kind Tin, Granite, Copper, Nickle, Aluminum, we are putting out such a change in pricing as must demand your atten tion to saving pennies aud nickles, Seasonable Goods Fly Caper, ol) slu e! s . . Wire Ely Killers Lawn MovveiM lee Cream Freezers .. -Bahy Carriages and Uo-CartH :i Trout Flies, per doz . . Leaders, 1 to 3 yards. . Linen and Silk l.inee. Fly Pules 1 20 per cent discount oil .1.1 .10 ,;,o t 12.00 ,2." to 1.00 .;: lo :to.oo .::, 1.20 .0.1 io .:io .).'. lo 1.75 .00 to 14.00 Shot ( Inns. tv. . r . AVrite for Catalogue. HAZELWOOD CREAM CO. Portland, Oregon. , A line of Floor RugS, ranging from $1 to $30, will interest you. Carpets, Linoleums, Shades, Oil Cloth, Shelf and Table Oil Cloth, now. arriving. Price, style and quality all guaranteed. Stoves Stewart's Crockery Can get a First-Class 250 MEAL at the HOTEL WAUCOMA P. F. FOUTS, Prop. HOOD 111VER, OREGON. 5 So. 0 c