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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1906)
HOOD HIVER GLACIER THURSDAY, NOVElIBEIi CO, 1003 NOT SUCH BIG CROP EAST AS ESTIMATED Tbe New Vork Produce News says: Early estimates of tbe immense Bp pie crop throughout the'United States have not panned out. This is espec ially troe io New Vork, New England and Canada. Tbe western crcp waa expected to be very large and ot fine quality, did not meet expectations but came nearer the estimate than the eastern crop. Tbe weotei u fruit bas cot quite figure here and abroad. Eeatern Ben Davis of good carryiug quality ate doing well, lu many seo tiona of the Middle West cold weather preveuted tbe fruit from hardening o as to cairy well and there haa been large quantity of this sent to tbe foreign markets. Ibis fruit had been disappointing to tbe Europeans and ha checked theli desire for tbe west ern fruit. In tbe high altitudes back from tbe rivers in tbe Middle West apples are of better carrying quality aud these have brought satisfactory Eriooa. Tbe western fruit direct from andlers to tbe foreign market in over. A large quantity of good stock baa been stored both East and Webt and these will oomo out of tbe coolers when the market has been restored to contldonoe. Ibe exports this week will probably exceed those of last, going beyond tbe 150,000 barrel mark. Oreroauy is par ticularly anxious for good fruit and there are quite a number of I leruiaus buyers for export on this market. They are taking Baldwins direot from the receiver i and the ruling price is pi 70. A similar figure is also asked for fancy Ureenings but tbey are scarce. Ibe local trade is demanding good Ureenings and tbey rule 12 aud 12 50. Ibe principal exports aie Baldwins. Just at present Germany is tbe best market although London, Liverpool and Glasgow are paying good prices for good fruit. Tbe west ern fiuit must net back here 1175 and ti to make the handlors any mon ey and very little of It Is doing that Germany la watching apples attest ed with Ban Jose scale. A buuou bought In Niagaia county by a Ger man exporter waa refused landing Id Gremany because of tbe soale. This caused tbe shipper to send them to Scandinavian points. All tbe scale in western New York is In Niagara coun ty and only a portion of this county ooontalna thia pest. There was an other instance where 20 cms of apples were bought to go to Germany aud upon examinaton soale whs touuii aud the 20 oars turned down. $ There is a good deuiaud for Bald wins on tbe looal market. Quite a few of them are meeting tbe expecta tions but these weie the ones held ' and not contracted for earlier In tbe season. Tbe early buyers got tbe best fruit and it is panning out all right. Austin, Kimball & Co., this week snld 6,000 barrels for export to Germany, getting $2.70 barrel on the vessel. There haa been a world of poor west ' era fruit on the European maikets in the last 10 days which have brought very disoouraging prices. The fault la in the canying quality. Neatly all of tbe Baldwins comiug to the market are entirely free from disease aud where carefully picked aud selected are ihowiug'up a beautiful color. Indiana's Bum per Apple Crop. - Statistics just compiled by Joseph Stubbs, state statistician, show that tbe apple orop in Indlaua thia year was 4,708,300 busheles. Last yeai tba total r number of bushels produoed iu Indiana were 1,658,918. This is an increase tbia year of 3,113,282 bushels over tbe apple crop last year. Greene county led the oounties of the state iu the production ot apples this year with a total of 2!X),200 bush els. Last year Harrison county led with a total yield of 00,500 bushes. A comparative statement of the apple crops produoed in tbe ten highest oounties shows some surprising re sults as to how the bulk of the orop abided over tbe atate. In 1905 the ten highest oounties iu the production of apples were: Har rison, 99,500 bushels; Bpenoer, 77,000 bushels; Bartholomew, 63,200 buxhels; Washington, 60, 836 bushels; Clark, 17,750 bushels; Martin, 35.700 buBbels; Allen, 33,400 bushels; Warwick, 28, 000 bushels. Tbe ten highest counties this year were Greene, 290,000 bushels; Harri son. 152,200 bushels; Clay, 135,200 basbels; Gibson, 131,600 bushels; Morgan. 101,900 bushels; Hamilton, 92,000 bushels; Washington, 905,00 bushels. Last year tthe total number of ap ple trees that bore fruit was 4,222,078. All of the returns pertaining to this Eart of the orop report foi this year ave not yet been com piled, but it is believed that there has been a sub atantlal inorease In the number of fruit bearing trees, notwithstandiuu that a large number have died. Fruit Trade Journal. BY THE WAY The barges are moving slowly op Salt river. Open season for the ay merit of fool bets. Half the fun of being rich, seems to be trying to got richer wltb It. Knimtor Builev of lexas isn't owned hv all the corporations it seems. He bus denounoed tbe incorporated Hearst ami denounced him severely. It is on v those wbo bava met one of those six-foot Virginia rabbits on a lonely road who can realize bat tbe president has escaped. From the persistency with which Lieutenant Peary tries for the pole, be must want to be the ice man. Tammany Hall baa been bearing ita "master's voice" across tbe sea, and It bad the ring of. battle in it. Peary's dispatches indicate that the pole is no more attractive at close view than it io at a distance. It seems that when Cuban can't get otlJoe, ho becomes revolution. The lion. Jim Griggps seems to be hotieleshlv in the James K. .1 ones class of political pioguosi icuti rs. The Louisiana man who was elected to oongieHS on Tuesday aud killed a noigbliur the next day, must have thought it wail up to him to oome to Washington with repvtatiou.1 - At I lie critical moiueu', tbe Tarn- manv tiuer uuHheathed his claws and scratc'ied the head of tbe ticket. Or words to that cITect. There Is some talk of establishing a "model city" near litlbhiirK. If it is too near Pitteburg, it will not be a model veiy long. CouKresHinau SVadswortb was defeat ed, although be owns an eutire coun ty in bis disrict. Some of bis ten naiits must have bad it In for tbeii laudlord. The neonle who regard Wm. H. Hearst as the ouly candidate who ecer succeeded In selling bla cam- oaien literature, must have an Idea that Mr. Biyan Is giving the Com moner away. Senator Depew expects to occupy his seat in the senate at tbe approach lun Hesalous. and 'e reported to be feeliua like a new man. Peihapa he can even make some of his stories sound like new ones. After thinking it over for a couple of days, you have no doubt oome to the conclusion that tbe result was just what you expected anyway. SL CO. Our line of Children's, Boys' and Young Men's Suits, Overcoats, Knee and Long Length Pants is now complete. All the New Fall Styles and Colors you will find in our selection. Coats Cut Semi-Fitting, Long Back Vents, Medium Lengths LI THE FAMOUS KANTWEAROUT BRAND FOR BOYS Special in Boys' Suits $1.98 Boys' 2-piece suits, dark mixed cash . mere, nice smooth woven goods. A suit worth much more than the price we ask. Special.. Boj-b' Kussian blouses, ith knicker bocker pants, made up in fine fancy worsteds, sizes five to nibe. OK Special Sfa.W Boys' Norfolk suits, line tailored, comes medium gray worsted, sizes ftp "7C five to eleven. Special...... Boys' 2-piece suits, all wool cashmere, a beautiful fitting suit, sizes Eft five to fifteen. Special U Boys' extra heavy, alb wool fancy che- 2-piece double viot suits, breasted.... Special in Overcoats Youths overcoats, Buster Brown style, medium dark brown, trimmed with velvet collar and anchors. CQ QO Special yOmVO Little Gents' overcoats, comes in me dium grays, made up in men's styles. . Very manish effects QO Special. Young men's overcoats, comes in rich dark brown shade, semi-form fit ting, all wool cashmere. Special $6.75 The Hercules suits for boys from 8 to 17 sizes, extra heavy all wool goods cravanetted, absolute" rain proof. Buy a Hercules suit, save CtC Cft the pi ice of a rain coat PWswU Young men's overcoats, all wool cash mere : invisible plaid effects, long length, with strap back $8.48 mm The Famous Kantwearout" Brand For Young Men At the Churches. Methodic Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath school 10 a. m.; Kp worth League 7 p. m. Prayer meetiiia; Thursday evening. All cordially invit ed. W. V. hvans, pastor. St Mark's Episcopal Church. Holy Communion at 8 o clock; morning nraver at 11, and evening prayer al 7 :30. U. B. Church Sabbath school, 10 a. m.i nreaclnnir, 11 a. m.; i. P. C. K. 7:15 p. ni. ; preaching, 8 p. ni. Prater nii-ehm at H p. in. W edni'sdny. All are cordially invited to attend all or any o tlit'W' RTvices. Pastor, J. W. Kprecher. Christian Church. Hervices at K. ol P. hull the lirnt, third, fourth and fifth Kniidavs of each mi nth. Services at I Oilcll the second Sunday of each month, t V. A, wuou, Pastor. Baptist church Sunday school 101 m. t preaching 11 a. in. ; Junior B. .P. U;, 3 p. ro. : evening service, 7.30. Riverside Congregational Church, W. COilmore. pastor. Services Sun- ay at 11 a. m.. Ubrlstiaa endeavor at 7 p. ui., evening worship at 8 p. m Belmont M. E. Church.-H. C. Clark, pastor. Services, Belmont: Sunday school at 10 a. ni. ; Ohsh meeting at 11 ni. ; Epworth Leaune 7 p. m, ; preach ing every Sunday evening and 2d Sun day in month at 11 a. m. j Prayer meet- ntr Thursday 7:30 p. m. services at Pine (! rove same as above except preac) ni!. which is on 1st and 3d Sundays at 11 a. m. Crapper. 1st and 3d Sundays at 3:,i0: Sunuay school at Z:3U. Mourn Hood. The 4th Hunuay at 11 a.n t Sunday school at 10 a. m. Catholic Church- every Sunday. New York Apple Market. While the acouuilation of apples here, the continued heavy receipts and the depression iu oreigu markets early In tbe week, caused an easier feeling in some of tbe medium grades of apples and tbe poor stock, the mar' ket for giltedged fatioy stock remains firm, and the trade seems willing to absorb all the otterlnga of this class. Ben Davis have sntfared in price iu foreign markets eaiiy this week, and some exporters are advised tmtt piao tioally all varieties have been lower abroad oxoept Pippins. This had had its effect here, but the weakness on this side extends ouly to medium quality of stock, aud some ot the ap pies sent abroad would, according to foreign advices, have done better on this market. Later advices from abroad showed that the markets had recovered for good apples, aud that the demand was good for choice stock. The estimated exports this week are as follows: To Liverpool, 05,000 barrels; London, 25,000; Ulasoow, 47,000; Hamburg, sj.uuu; wanonester, oi.uw; null, u. 000; Bremsu, 2,000. Fruit Trade Journal Advertised Letter List. Advertised letter list for week end Ing November 19, 1900: Case, Mary KeslluR, Nora; Niller, Minne; Neill Belle; Steward, Anna; Wilson, Lot lie; mown, Lou; lirower, Samuel Dartey, Clarence; Deuplinea, Dow ard; Donohue, Dan; Dully. Willie Fields, Pike; Nelson, A. F. ; Rogers, ired; Mmtten, u. is. ; Watson, Roy (2) Watts, Louis; Warren, E. V. Wilkenson, W. O. - Win. M. Yates, P. M KOTCK Notice is hereby given that the first meeting of the. stockholders of the Hood Itiver Apple Growers Sunnlv Coin. pany will be held at the Oliice of Seneca . Jouts, room 15,. itrosius buildinit iioou mver, uregon, at i o cmcic r. M Saturday, December 8th, for the organ zation of the said company, and the transaction of all such business as may oe inciuem inereio. u. jietnman. G. D. Woodworth A Year of Blood. The year of 1003 will long be re. meiubered iu tbe home of F. N. lHcket, of Allia ce, Ky., aa a year of blood; which flowed so couspiously from Mr. Taoket's lungs that death seuuicd very near. He writes: "He- veie bleeding from the lungs and a frightful cough bad brought me at death's door, when I began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sum pt ion, with tbe astonishing result that Hfter taking tour bottles 1 was completely . restored aud as time has pioveu permanently cured." Guaran teed for Bore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, at Chus. N. Clarke's drug store. Piloe 50 cents and IL 'Mai bottle free. FOR COUGHS KING OF CURES golds THE WONDER WORKER FOR THROAT Ann KING'S luncs I FOR COUGHS AND COLDS PREVENTS PNEUMONIA . I had the most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted with, and my friends expected that when I left my bed it would surely be for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case incurable, but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery cured me so completely that I am all Bound and well. MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind. Price 50c and $1.00 ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED! Trial Bottle Free SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY CH AS. N. CLARKE Croup, reliable medicine ai.d one ibat Regular services should always be kept in the home for Immediate use is (Jbamberlam s Cough Remedy. It will prevent the attack if given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even alter tbe oroupy oo igh appears. For sale by Kelr & Cass. Cures Woman's Weaknesses. We refer to that boon to weak, nervous, sufferlne women known M Dr. Flore S 1f:iviiritA Vrescrlntion. nr. John Fvfe one ol tne Kaiwriai man of TttK Eci.kctio M kmc aa Kevikw says of Ilnleorn tootaictnnuu uunca) wmr.n is one of the chief ingredients of the "Fa vorite Prescription : A remedy which lnTrit)iy sets as anwr- in InvlKuratur nitkoii for normal ac tivity of tlio entire repruuucuvo ni. 111! coininues " In UnlonlM we hveamellc niont wlilih more fully answers tiis above punxwin than ontf olhtr rfnitf vlth vMth I am . .,.,.., in thu treklnittnt of alsetiMM De- cuilar to women It is seldom IhWi ctM Is Weil which dis not present some Indication for this remedial aaont." ur.rin luriner says: "The followlnit are among the leadlns lnUloat Ions for lloloulas (Unicorn root). Palo in tht hrl. wlthaleucorrmra I atonic (weak) condition 01 mo reprouucu organs ot omen. ment depression ana ir ritability, ar-sociaieu wmft. nruiuu uiwms.-. v, the rcprodil'tlve ysani of women: constant sensation Jl heat In the region of the kid neys; menrrliagli (flooding), due to a weak ened conlllon ofthe reproductive aystemi amenorfig-yVjarressed or absent monthly ts rliKl.iawCingroin or accompanying an abiioiftiXI condition of the digestive organs .,,.1 V...ni I ihm lilood) hahitt dragglns st-nsJTont in the extreme lower part of tbe If more or lo of the anovo symptoms Pie? eiitso! wlilcu is Unicorn root, or Helonlas, and ttio medical properties of which It nnwt. fulthfullv renrciientg. fif (iolilen Seal root, another prominent inirreiiient of "Favorite Prescription," Prof. Finlev Elllnirwood, M. V., of lion- m.t.t. MimIi,'1 r'nlliBn. Chlcaso. savs: " It Is an Important remedy in dlst)rdrs Of the womU In all catarrhal conditions ....1 ....... .i,.f.M.hliuiiut It Is useful." Prof. John M. fcoudder, M. IX, late of t.l. svs of Golden Seal root : in v..itinn lt ffensral effects on the STStem. thm i tut mtiltrlnt in use alxnil which fjwnitnieh oenmti unanimity of optnton. It is unnfrMlly regarded a tht tonic useful In 11 .lut.lllt BI...1 Ul I..B 1 Prof. R. Hartliolow, M. D., of Jefferson Medical Colleee, savs of Golden Seal vinhl In niorlne hemorrhage, menor- rharta (IkKidliig) and congestlva dyameuor rlnra (painful menstniatloiil." Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription faith fully represents all the above named In gredients and cures thedlseases for which Are You Being Poisoned? If your liver la working right you probably are not. When the liver is overworked, as it fre quently is, the sy stem be comes clogged. It is then that sallow complexion, bad (ante in the mouth, headaches, dizzy spells, continuous languor, etc.. indicate that the poison ous matter which should lie carried off is slowly tainting the blood. If not remedied at once this condition rioun trouble. 49 rf i RECEIVING DAILY " FRESH Flour and Feed "celebrated WHITE RIVER AND GOLDEN CROWN BRANDS A SUCCESSKUR BAKING rrw pTTnit. no "Jllil,,i'ilnii'l .fiiF' f'j ravurue i :ike nr. t ie oiiS"blhe lllUuin IngreUI- will cau.ie ne- CLARLE'S PIL CASCARA COMPOUND providis jost what is needed to quicken the liver into natural, healthy action. If you take these pills when needed all danger of this slow Miisoii ing is avoided. Posi tive cure for constipation. Price 25 cents CLARKE THE DRUGGIST alwavs follows the use of and Golden Crown flour. White River Whether' r you bake bread, cakes, pies, or any kind of will tind this Hour a sale ana MADE FROM SELECTED HARD WHEAT imstrv. vou reliable standby. Try it once and you will never use any other. . STRANAHAN & BAGLEY, H ., IW U AVI V AJ SVf v .'-'- (7 i wwinrM put' i i m mm Watch Your Money Grow We have arranged for a. number of these safes to be loaned free of charge to depositors in our Sav ings Department, lour deposit will earn you V 1 4 Per Cent First National Bank J.E. NICHOLS 1 UNDERTAKER I hold license from the nt Funeral Director St ' 0ren and WashniKton, and am qualified to ship bodies . to any point. Prompt t service either day or night. Hearse, famished on all occasions . . Parlor Phone Main 1513 Schiffler Building, ' Residence Main 1511 .'VCt HowJ River, Ore. : "LAITY, ASSISTANT . . Square Deal Store "Honest Goods and Square . . Deal for Every Han' ' IS MY MOTTO The Ideal Weeder Is what its name implies, a Genuine Weed Killer and the nearest io perfection of any orchard tool yet introduced in Hood River Valley. Try one and be convinced. Satisfaction Guaran teed or no sale. Osborn Spring Peg-Tooth Harrows Acme Harrows Plows and Cultivators Potato Diggers Wagons, Hacks aud Buggies Flour, Feed, and a Full line of Groceries at all Times Car Load Stumping Powder just received Yours for Business Phone 741 D. M'DONALD 3rd and River Street. Hood River. Ore. F. 8. STANLEY, Pres. E. L. SMITH, Vice-Pres. E. 0. BLANCHAR, Cashier V. C. BROCK, Asst. Cashier The First National Bank OF HOOD RIVER Capital $50,000 Surplus $12,000 We offer you the facilities of a well managed and well equipped bank. The interests of patrons receive our careful attention. WHOLESALE RETAIL THE DALLES NURSERIES R. H. WEBER, Prop. THE .DALLES, OREGON. GROWKB AND DSALBB IN FRUIT, SHADE TfTIEEC GRAPE VINES AND- I 1 AND ORNAMENTAL 1 SMALL FRUITS Evergreens. Roses and Shrubbery. Remember, Our Trees are Grown Strictly Without Irrigation. The Club Cafe C. C. HOLMAN PROPRIETOR Meals at all Hours from 260 up Best Two-Bit Meal in the City T-Bone and Porterhouse Steaks our Specialty .Next.Door to Heed's Cigar Store, Hood River, Ore. , , . Seneca F. Fouts. they are recommended.