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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1906)
o HCOD RIVER GLACIER, THUhBDAY. SEPTEMER 27, 1906 PESTS RUIN FRUIT IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY A 6,'eoinl to the Oregoniari from Grant'- raiw fay? : The Urnnta I'asa b'mit Growem utiiou whioh was i rKKiiied arly this tall, vim x. a. .v tieyuiers, presi dent, . m. koliiisoii, wee-president, UDariHj muaurre. secretary, Li. Li. Jewel, treasurer, has beano a cam paign to exterminate tbo pesta that threateu to ruin the unit iudiiBtry in Josepl.ine county. So urpat hag been damagu to fruit thia teastm that fully To per oeni or wie mm la utteoted more 1 1 teas wuu nan jnte tome or oodlin moth, and the Iohm to the farm era wi l refch fully $30,1)00 at 50 cents a box xne iarmei'8 ana rjnsmess men, hs a result il tne bix fruit - iowei meet ines leoently hold in thia countv bv Dr. Withycotnbe and ius' itute staff of the Htati Argioulttiral cnlleg , hace come to realize the toes that I he rents are causinu and the rulue that the fruit industry would be if curried on aa it is at lloud Kner and utbir tea tiona. Josephine county is in tht center of Kogue River valley, famous for producing the finest apples, pears, peaches and grapes, but owing to gold mining having been the leading in dustry tor 50 year, fruit raixing has not been given the prominence that it baa been in the adj .ining section of the valley embraced in Jackson county. Mow cue orcnardj are to receive quite aa much attention as the mines. At a meeting of the Fruit (i rowers' union, Saturday, it nas decided to Lave a county fruit ine ector appoint ed by the county court, and Charles Meseive was recommended for the position. County Judge Stephen Jew ell was present at the meeting and promised the heartiest co-operation of the county court in enforoing the state law agiutt such tree owners as would not free their trees of pests or cut them down. Hon. A. II. Carson, memb ( of the State Hoard of Horti oultuie for this district is assissting the union in tie war on the pests and it is the purpose to have as perfect a lot of ''ruit another year to ship from Josephine county as was ever put on the market. To encourage the farmers tu spray their tree? and to make the expense as lig' t 011 h i as possible, the un ion will bn j the spray materials by the cm load and let the orohirdists ba.e it at cost. Aa but few of the farmi r bere fully understand the art of spi ying, the uuion has secured a large number of copies of the bulle tins ,'epared by Professor A. B. Cordl y, of the State Agricultural Colli l Experiment station, that treats f pests and sprays, for distri bution. Each orcbardist is also being supp. "d with a copy of the annual re' port of the State Board of Horticul ure, v blob is by far the best text book evei gotten out for Oregon fruit rais eis. Such of the fiuit as is not damaged by the poets is of very fine quality and the yield is good. Ibe Fruit Growers' union made shipments of pears to New York that were highly complimented and which sold for the highest price evei realized on pears sent f 'om this country. The union is preparing to send several cars of fan- j oy Spilzenberg and Newtown apples to th Kfthteru markets, so great is the dttmand ii) Portland and other Northi rn cities for Kogue River'peaoh es and grapes that none are f nipped to Eastern markets. The acreage to grapes is being largely increased aud large shipments to distant murketa will be made wlrb in a few years. The aoieage to apples, pears and peaobea isalso being very largely increased. WHITE SALMON. (From the Enterprise.) Mrs. Lewis, wife of the minister, started on Monday for California to visit her sister at lierkely and ber parents at Palo Alto. She will be gone a mouth or six weeks. Mi. Lew is goes this week to Walla Walla to at tend the Congregational State associ ation, lie takes a prominent and im portant part is the convention. Hoy Crow gave up bia position in Wolford's store Saturday oigbt and went to Portland wheie we under stand a good position awaits him. Frank P. Egau, who has closed out bis interest in the real estate business to his partner, K. Field, has taken bia position. George Pumer isputtingup a build ing just west of the butcher shop which will be occupied by C. E. Branaman with his barber shop when finished. Mr. BranBinan will be able to give bath9 as well as shave when he gets into bia new shop. Mrs. J. B. Humphrey, of Cook'a addition, started on a visit lo her old home in Wisconsin Ia9t Monday. Mr. Humphrey will join her there later and they both expect to spend the winter in the Badger state. They will no doubt come back thinning more than ever of White Salmon and Wash ington. Mr. D. J. Ireiber, ot Hood River, will ocoupy fhe pulpit next Sunday In the absence of Mr. Lewis Mr. Trel ber is a wide pwake man and will give an interesting talk. Roy Heaman is putting up a com modious and handsome residence on Wyera street which will be one of the pretty residents of the town when completed. The plasterers now nave it in band. Corey aud Bougue are the contractors. Members of the White Salmon lodge of Odd Follows to the number of 111 and several Uebekahs attended the (led ioation of the new Odd Fellowa hall at Hood R'ver. last Thursday. Tbey repoit a very large attendance of membera of the older from nearby towns and a geuerul good time. Hood River lodge bas one of the Bnest lodge balls in the state of Oregon. Elmer Wright came In from Fulda to day and reported the family of O A. Lewis in dial ress. Mr. Low is went up into Kastern Oregon some time ago to teach school leaving bis wife and five children on a ranch out near Laurel and since he left has not been beard from. Mr Wright reports the faimly living entirely on acorna and th baby, born last Christmas, is very sick,. John U. Wyers ordered a wag on load of provisions sent out and will visit the family tomorrow. Mr. Lewis is an Odd Fellow and oolongs to a lodge at Olympia. White Salmon ia going to bave a fruit and industrial fair. This was decided eat a mass meeting held Wedneaday evening. The date wbs fixed for Ooctober 6 and oommitteea weie appointed to rustle for money and exhibit and they are onr rustling for all tbey are worth. Ibe time ia ihort but it was decided to bUve it before the Hood Kiver fair so tha the exhibit could be used at both place. Now everybody should get in and do their beet and ce bow much of a dis play can be gotten up in the abort space of two weeks. I he exhibit will PJ Ly held in the ,ow" 7 of the Odd Fellowa buiHing. If that ia the case the floor space will be ample and all the conditions commodious. mosierT Dr.C . A. Macrum, L. F. Howe and wives were up Sunday from Portland looking over their farms. The school directors were la White Seimou Saturday where they went to seethe new school house there and have selected that plau f . r a new building here which will te Luilt soou. W. W. Stevenson, of Portland, was up to his farm last week Mr. Stev enson has let the contract to Mr. I Oling for the clear! no nf fan bamb tt I I . . - iuuu on nia rarmon the Ireland Kidge. J. N. Campbell, of Orient, near Portland, waa in Mosier Mouday look ing for land. Mrs Nancy Denton, of Seattle, came in Saturday to visit ber daugh ter, Mrs. D. Eirns. George Sellnger took the boat last week for White Salmon and went to Trout Lake for an outing. C. 1). Morgan, our real estate agent, reports the sale of 40 acres of C. E. Davidson's farm to K. A. Ha i nous, of Denver. Col. Mr. Heinous is in the employ of the Mountain Electrlo Co. in Denver and thinks Mosler ia one of the loveliest places be has seen for a long time. A rock ouarrv Is beius onened rust east of Mosier which has developed linto an iron mine. Denny & Green's saw mill la now running in full blast . W. A. Davia and the Brooks Bros, are furnishing the logs. W. II. Abshire and W. B. Strow- bridge, of Hood River, were In Mo sier Sunday looking for loo tions and say they will return soon to close up deals which they have pending. A. P. Bateham ia setting the tele phone poles over Strawberry Ridge to his magniticient East Hood River farm. Mosier wants and can support two stores, one hotel, one livery stable, one drug store and as we have no docto" within six miles of this place why wouldn't this be a good location. Mosier valley Is growing right along. New buyers are coming every day . With all the knockers bard at work on every corner trying to down some dial, Mosier has ber snare of knockers the same as other places. Little things happen bere as well as may happen at other places, which should be looked Into. Some say it is the game warden's place, while otbera Bay it ia the fruit inspector's plaoe. I'm iucliued to think it is the latter, as it looks scaley. HOOD RIVER LOSES IN FOOTBALL GAME The Dalles second team of pigskins punters came to Hood River Sunday and played the opening game of the season with Hood River's second team. They were accompanied by about thirty rooters and defeated the home team by toe score ot 17 to u. The scoring was all done in the first half after which the Hood River boys held their opponents down aud kept them in their own territi ry. The game was nharactenzed with laok of practice and poor playing on both sides. Of the Hood River team Tuck er, a new man, showed up wonderful ly well, aud Courow, Hendrix aud Dalrymple did the best playing for The Dalles. The first halt was played in eleven minutes bat oeitber team had soored at the end of the second. The line-up was as follows The Dalles Davia Gidsou Whittle Morgan e rgl r 1 1 Long, Mcluerny It Cohen, S Tyler Cohen, II Conrow Dalrymple Hendrix (c) rel 1 e r 1 b r f Hood River Pearoe Rand Tucker Koppe Gill Kent Kent, C Brock Bragg (c) Tyson Guyer Length of halves 20 minutes. Referee Artnur name. Umpire Rex Ward. When two strong men come to blowc, even if they are well matched, it is not a pleasing sitflit, but if the man who gets the worst of it will nee DeWitt's W ich Hazel salve, he will look better and feel better in short order. Be sure you get Dewitt s. Good for everything a s-ilve is UMd for, including piles. Sold by Williams Pharmacy. Land Bargains. Price and terms of the Deliusey lands three aud one half miles cast of Mosier on Dalles road: 40 aorea or over 850 an acre. 30 acie tract $00 an acre. 20 acre tract $75 an acre. 10 acre tract $100 an acre. 5 acre tract $100 an acre. One half down, balance to suit pur chaser at at eight per cent interest on deferred payments. Will accept aa part payment team, harness, wagon, plows, harness, culti vators and other farm implements; cows, hogs, poultry etc. Also farm work at ruling wages. See our new list next week. W. J. BAKER A CO. When voti have a cold it is well to lie very careful about uMng anything tin t will cause constipation. Be particularly careful about preparations contaii nig opiates. Use Kenedy's Laxative Honey and Tar, which stops the cough and moves the bowels. Sold by Williams Pharmacy . Coe's Addition on the Market. We have placed in onr hands for sale, all the lot" belonging t II. C. Coe in Coe's Addition ti Hood Hiver. Lots will lie sold at the price ot I-1KJ and up for the next 30day. Thi in the beet oppoitnnity to secure lots in tins beautiful portion or liood Kiver ever offered the public. The number is limited and the choice should be made earlv. One lot with bouse, was sold last week. Five lots and house were sold yesterday. Two more to-day. They will nut last long at these prices. ror lurtlii r information see W.J. BAKF.R & f.'O. True-to-Name Nursery. Have for the coming season's plant ing: a few thousand choice Newtowns, Spitzenburg and a few other leading varieties lr iraiemxers. merry, pear, I . . I. I .!, .! ; .. ,,unutlo. adapted to this locality. All buds and scions used in propagating carefully selected frorn vigorous, proline trees. Past seasons have been unable to supply the demand and oar stock for tbM ee- Kn is iimitrd. . WouI4 therefore sug gest you file your orders at an early date to get choice stock. H. S. Ualligan. Phone farmers 349. CULLH JLOjZJID OF UNIVERSAL inteiwt.s you because of the variety shown for your selec tion, and the price impossible under ordinary buying. We invite inspection An Unconditional Guarantee with Every Stove In selling thousands of these Universal in the past 22 years we have never been called on to make good the guaransee on a single Universal Hardware Faints STEWARTS Tinware Crockery JOHN LELAND HENDERSON, Pres. J. H. FURGUS0N, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public Vice President and Manager. J. M. 8CHMELTZER, Sec.-Treas. Notary Public ..Hood River Land.. Emporium INCORPORATED Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Abstracts, Collections, Conveyancing and Surveying We are prepared in a special manner to handle all kinds of business in any of the above lines and have a large list of improved lands and city property from which to make your selection for a fruit ranch, a stock farm or a home in the city. With an Extensive Correspondence We are able to handle your prop erty advantageously and will be pleased to have you list same with us CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED The president of the company is the city engineer, and is prepared to do surveying and civil engiueer ing work of all kinds. Abstracts furnished and opinions given on property titles. Collections a Specialty. Phone Main 141. If We Have a Watch-wofd it is "Looking Ahead." We are looking ahead. Providence permitting we expert to be in t lie Clothing biasness in Hood Kiver many year to come. This is a young store, its proprietors are both young men. Every trans action with you is based upon your future satisfac tion and your future patronage. We are trying to prove ourselves worthy of your confidence. 8 VOGT BROS. LEADING CLOTHIERS MILWAUKEE NURSERIES MILWAl'KKK, OUlXiON. N. B. HARVEY PKOI'KIKTOK GUIGNARD4 ROSIGER, Local Agents, Hood River We will have fur the Fall trade 5i,(H)0 one ami two vear old Yellow Newtown Pippin and SpiUenhurg apple trees. 1ho nil the lemlinir variedii'H of Apple, l'ear, Plum, I'i one, ream, merry unci Knelish walmii trecn, orniinit'iiUl treea, i slirubn and Uo-es. Our fives are truo to name and iveuood tuiimfartion. I'or i irices call on Aukiimi Ouijiimnl, liooiij iiver. or address iN. is. Harvey, riiiwiiu kee, Oregon. Phone l'iVJ. A LETTER I wish to say to all our old friends and custom ers who for so many years came to our shop for their meats, that it is useless for me to introduce Wood Bros., our successsors, as their 18 years in the butcher business in Wasco county has made them so widely known that nn introduction is un necessary. Being honest, capable business men, they have the means and ability to rwn a business ns it should be run, and in a way that will be a credit to our city. I expect to stay with the new firm for awhile, and will be glad to see you all at the old stand. 1 will guarantee that you will get just as much meat for your money, just as courteous treatment and just as prompt service as can be had in the city. We will have a full line of everything good to eat for the Spring trade. Respectfully yours, E. S.MAYES. If You Would Grow Choice Fruit BUY of the Russelville Nursery Co. PORTLAND, OltKUGN. GROWERS OF FINE NURSERY STOCK VAHIKT1KM OF SI'BOIAI, MKJUT Careful and reliable attention given to filling every order with flrst-i'liwa trees and plants. Satisfaction Guaranteed G. H. Whjson, Hood Kiver, local agent. Phone 12l Pox 5(11' Box Wood FOR SALE AT THE Box Factory Phone 71. G. H. RoliiiiNS C. 1). Thompson R06BINS & THOMPSON NURSERYMEN, HOOD RIVER, ORE. We offer Hood Kiver grown nursery Mock and do all kinds of Orchard and Nursery work. Lay off, plant, prune, trim and cultivate young orchards in the most thorough and up-to-date man ner. ByloTalcum Powder Whet her you pay 25c or ."i0c you can get NONE BETTER THAN BYLO AT 250 BIG CAN BEST TALCUM Headquarters for all Toilet Articles Prices lowest in city on all sundries, and quality the best Look at the Sponges in the Window Registered Graduate Pharmacist HOOD RIVER'S GREATEST DRUG DEPOT The Williams Pharmacy HALL & ESSON, Proprietor. Don't Forget -TllE- When you want HrHt-clasia work done at home. All kindx of Laundry Work and Cleaning Lace curtains, 50c; blanket h and carpetH, 2!"c to 50c. Phone mtill Gln rabricK, Prop. Patronize Home ...Industry... Our Work cannot be ...Excelled... I The Club Cafe C. C. HOLMAN PROPRIETOR )t. mary'0 Arafcnmj THE DALLES. 0BEO0V. t uder lb direction of tht 81itert of tb Holy Nam of JtiNU tod Miry, Tbo 424 icbolutlo j ear opfni Sptnibr 4, 1906, to rotfldtot ami day pui'lU Aeadrtnlo, eonmtrclaL, iramiur (rtdi'O ani liitermadtato oouroao, MtwU a tpo rlalljr. Bund Car caUlofua, or aldrou SloM Hopvrlor. n sooty to farvuL pruoiilylotxofxliof Of wttttt prtvsit $Bln permit you to Mg fea and You nf hivt fa eoDcctlvt vhduui of UfttUncti on K feauurtam of your but HtyoMCOMufcttihCnmpiny. It lite rteclvu tftpoilti tubdet to ebcfc, ai nvbi MMk iMm aa 4oUr ap prjtni aarat lateral duraa. Ak) m trmtm to tl nraewrf whrtniiililMf mlmiilm, la BMoy other vtyt I us b. farrfct. Crier write lor to tfmpiUt wtBnc lortb At koc t Iti QpcndoMki 1 tnl TTABW- OT HWTLAMP Ol To the Farmer Do you know our IY-od, Fresh from the mill has Double the feed- Q iri value of stale feed ? All the pro gressive Dairymen are buying feed from us. Beware of Bargain Feed. J t is worth Less than they charge for it. We will sell you the right kind of feed for just what it is worth. No more, no less. Our irices are the Market prices. Pa tronize Home Industry. It's to your advantage and ours. Meals at all Hours from 250 up Best TvvoBit Meal in the City T-Bone and Porterhouse Steaks our Specialty Next Door to Heed's Cigar Store, Hood Kiver, Ore. S. J. FRANK Dealer In Harness & Saddles All Repairing Promptly Attended to HOOD RIVER OREQON th Hood River Milling Co. Job Printing at the Glacier Office g The Hood River Bakery pur- j 0 chased 200 barrels of our Golden f 1 Crown Flour Oct. 1, 1905. They " I have just placed another order with us for 100 barrels more. At Jj Mr. Williams' Bakery can be found h flip hpftt hronfl in thp fitv. nnH it U is made from our Golden Crown u flour. The bread speaks for itself. Our White Itiver and Golden Crown flour I J can be found for sale at all the leadinygro- U cers. Try a sack. Once used, always used ft For Sale By I! STRANAH AN & BAGLEY Hood River, Oregon 0 H I II 'in - 8