HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THUKdPAYMARCH 28, 1907 ,
ADVISES AGAINST
SHIPPING PLANTS
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The approach of the etrewberry
goo I. oeusing tbe o"" ur
: .J anH Ihtt riTAVlll.
crop to ue ".-rr
IDS opiDloo o " "
weather condition! tbi. year are more
favoiable than for aome ti'ne. H. .
DaTidon, who baa Deeo uippiu8 w
riea aiooe 1893, aaya that a good many
people who bate pianw ""'""V"
them out 01 we "7 ",
tbey are making mwtake. fheae
planta," aaid Mr. Davidaou, "ought
to be sot right bere at borne. There
waa nevei a time wnen me muuntium
foi a good strawberry market were
better than they are inn v"k-
,k,. ,. ora having ia moat admir-
ll for setting pUoti aud la juit
cold enough to keep tbem from being
too forward. 1 iooa iurw.ru -
moat profitable season ior Krower.uu
they ought to make tbe mcwt of the
opportunity. Tbeie will always be a
good market tor llood Kiver berries
at good prloea. 1 wouldn't be ap
prised If a number who have about
decided not to raise any terries this
year regretted it lfore tbe season
waa over. There ia bU money in ber
.i. r th ui-n nrooerly handled and
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lor qulok reiurne
world."
STRANGE TALES TOLD
IN THE CIGAR STORE
hj oA-sieaiiiooutiima, retired minei
and an old buuter bappeued in a
Hood River cigar btorej'he other niKht
There wasu't much doing and after
tbe conversation bad drifted from
one topio to another with vaiying in
terest it finslly bit on beats. The
mining man got tbe first word on tbe
subject, aud sq'iHriug himself in bis
chair to make his remarks more forci
ble by pounding on a table, re
marked.
"Bears, eh; say, 1 saw mure bears
up in tbe Okonogau country in one
day thau was ever in any circus or
meuagerie. I whs up thure i io.-.p.)tt
tng and the bills was full of these
wild berry bushes. You couldn't
hardly stir without soaring up a bear.
We bad a camp in tbe center rf a
clump of young saplings very close to
which was au old dead tree. One day
while we were out ranging over tbe
bills we shot a deer. We brought it
to camp that night and pulling down
one of them aaplings tied it to a limb
and left it spring buck to keep it out
of tbe reaob of them bears. The next
night when we returned to camp so
belD me John Rodgers if there wasn't
colony of beats in that camp big
enough to carry a town election.
There was seven of tbem in tbe dead
tree and two on tbe ground all trying
to reach that venison. And that aiu't
all, tbey was all kinds and sizes. vVe
both bad guns and decided to take a
abot at tbe two on tbe ground. Get
ting a bead, we let go and say, when
them guns went ott every one of tbem
bears In that dead tiee made tor tbe
ground like greased lightning and
started in all directions. For ten
minutes we was kept so busy dodging
bears that we didn't have no time to
boot and before we could pull our
selves together tbey all got away but
one big ciunemou He was on tbe
ground and, bein' wounded, showed
tight You can believe me or not, but
we put nine 45 60s into bis hide bo
fore he bit the dust. YeH, sir, that
Okonogan country is tbe greatest
plaoe for beats I ever seen."
"Well they must have been thick
up there," rejoined tbe old riverman,
tilting back aud spitti g on tbe stove,
"but I think I saw one of toe most
peouliar Inoidents in regard to bears
that ever took place in this neck of
the woods. A good uiuuy yeais ago
when I was on the liver Wo were ootn
jog up tbts side of Cascade Locks,
vben we sighted som9thing swim
ming b toss the liver. We couldn t
make out what it was at first, but
when wa got nearer we saw that it
was a bear. Judging from the size of
bis head he was a wbooper The cap
ttiu ordered the engines stopped aud
all hands went forwaid with ropt-s to
lasso him. But gentlemen that bear
knew bis buisness; at the first crack
that waa made to laud him he dove
iiuJer the boat. We waited a few
minutes expecting bim to come up on
tbe other side and whille we was wait
in' tbe boat commenced to move up
stream. The captain was !n the bow
with tbe rest of us, and yelled to the
man in tbe pilot bouse to stop tbe
boat and next time wait till he got
orders. Ioe pilot yelled baok tnt he
hadn't given no siguai to start the
Doat. Tbia made the captain hot and
he made a run for tbe engine room.
He waa all framed up to give the en-
tneer sever; Dens ani near ici,
eu-
was
one or tnem oiu smenuTOom "
used to be on the Columbia aud be
next mad a rush for the paddle box.
There was nothiu' doin' with the one
on the rjort side, he skidooed over to
the other. Climbing up tbe luddei
LE ROY UES.MER
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in the Kurt's Magazine
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Are You Buying Clothing
from This Store?
Are you still a victim of the sliding scale prices ?
Are you still paying tribute to certain makers
who blow about a supposed superiority ? Or
are you paying the same for good clothes as
anybody pays ? Or paying for what goods are "
worth? Why not buy here? We
every transaction and guarantee a
actually
back up
little more satisfaction.
gineer sever; nens hu j nem -when
he got th re and found tbe
gines wasn't workiu'. The boat
be
opened tbe door that's in tbe top and
darn me if that bear wasn't makin
that wheel g) round aooui i r j
knots an hour. He was trying to
climb to tbe top and the wheel just
kept goin' round and round. Well,
sir, to make a lou story short before
we got that bear out of that paddle
box we was clean to lbe Dalles, be
just sailed her right along all tne
way This may seem a pretty good
cue but 1 can back it up if you 11
come down to the bouse I've got tne
skin of that br there to show tor it,
and old Jim Saundeis, if he was bere
would tell you tbo same thing.
"Well, sir" ejaculated tbe old bunt-
e'"Hold on there," intennpted the
cigar -tore man, "I guess that II do
tonight, I'm golug to close up.
Coe's Addition on the Market.
We have placed in our hands for fale,
all the lots belonging to H. t. Coe in
Coe's Addition to Hood Kiver.
Lots will be sold at the price of fJOO
ndup.orti1e..ext30days. This the
test opportunity to secure lots iu tins
beautll.il portion of Hood R.ver ever
offered the public. .i i,i.
Then umber is limited and ti e choice
Should be made early. One lot with
house, was sold last week, rive lots
nd house were sold yesterday. lo
more to-day. They will not lost long at
these prices.
For further information see
W.J. BAKER & CO.
A Favorite Bemeriy for Babies.
Its pleasant taste "VZab
t Chsmlinrlain 8 L011RD
Sr'r . favoiite with the mothers
of .null children. It quickly cures
tbeir coughs and colds and prevent
any danger of pneuomnia or otde.
Trlou. conseqheaces It not only
cure, croup, but when given as soo.
as tbo cronpy cough PPef" 'U.P'
nt the attaok. i-or sale by Keir
FOR ITS MANAGER
Since tbe time of Kubelik's Hist ap
pearanre into tbe woild of music,
with bis uubeard of Paganini feats of
virtuosity, our maitei Sevcik has
clearly demonstrated to tbe worll
that he possesses and divulges to his
pupils secrets of masteiing tbe violin
which are nothing less than mystify
ing. Sflvcik h few years ago made a pub
lio btdtement that he would send out
one great violinist into the world
each year, and, he 1m keptjbis word
tor one has followed the other
through the opened gates of success,
lo which Smcik holds the key.
LeRoy tiesuer bad been given a
oomiug out invitaton recital by lead
ers iu society, and he was fiequentty
spoken of as tbe latest exponent of
tbe Sevcik school before tbe oppor
tunity came for tbe writer to even
catch a glimpse of bis violinistic
achievements.
1 was attracted to Zbiaslav I by tin-
announcement of a concert in which
LeHoy Uesner was to assist. I had
divested myself of all preoouceied
notions, aud banished from my mind
all that bad been said, and 1 believe
that 1 was iu that receptive state
most favorable for receiving impres
sions. As Ueener had been so much talked
of s a Paganini player, it was not
surprising that be chose the D major
concerto from tbe woika of that great
Italian for this occasion,
1 bad expected bim to bavs maty
ecoenricities but found that tbe ab
sence of these only enbanoed tbe
charm of bis playing.
He began the concert) in tbe right
moo I, tbo solid, firm, aud deoided
rytbin which is required in tbe Bret
few measures be gave wi'b such de
termination tbt no one couM mis
take tbe meaning. In tbe song like
melody which follows, and iu fact
throuahout the en' lie work wboie
beautitul tone is required, ne never
failed to phi use artistically.
Most violinists who try tnis f agaoini
ooncerto never get faither than tne
first variation in thirds and it
should be bere mentioued that Uesner
played these technical "pittfalls" of
Paganini at an unheard ot leinpo
with tbe gieatest ease.
His technique as a whole is surpris
ing, aud in brili int passage woik be
is uuerriug.
His harmonics are clear, his re
maikable leaches and jumps and
rnnfl in Thirds. Tenths and othei
double stopping is phenomenal.
Gesuer's sucoess wltn nia auaieuoe
wa sensational for he received six
recalls.
Woiildu't This Jar You.
M'Minnville, Or., March 24. M.
0. Lown dale, of La Fayette, has just
finished shipping his large crop of ap
ples, and is said to have received flue
prions for bis fruit.
Mr. Lownsdale does not give out
many details, but he boasts that be
has been marketing bie Baldwins and
Ben Davis culls for more money tban
the Hood River people got for their
first class apples of the same vane
ties. He was able to do this because
of the superior keeping quality of bis
apples, whioh enabled him to hold bis
fruit until all other growers were out
of tbe market.
This is a practical demonstration of
the claim that Mr. Lownsdale has al
ways made that bis fruit will keep
longer than the Hood River apples.
Ma hIho claims to have had tbe same
experience for several years.
horoa hnVA
j T. LUWUBuaio o uiw-vuuv-n-
brough him from $2.50 to 3. 10 per
box. acoordiog to size. Baldwins were
sold from il to 1.65, with an av.iago
of $1.27 for oar shipments. Ben Dav
is brought from $1 to $1.35 f. o. b.
Roy Brock, who went to Granger,
Wash., last week, has accepted tbe
position of manager of tbe fruitgrow
ers association at that plaoe and will
make bis borne there in future.
Granger is in the Yakima valley and
the association last year did a busi
ness of $100,000. It not only handles
peaches, apples, prunes and benies,
but hay and potatoes also. Tbe asso
ciation expects its business will In
crease 25 per cent this year and that
it wi:l harvest tbe biggest ciops in its
history. As soon as she can make ar
rangements to do so Mrs. Hrock will
join ber husband. It is understood
tbat tbe position is a luorative one,
aud tbe fact that Granger associaton
seleoted Hood River as the plaoe to
ohose a manager from, speaks well for
its method ot packing and shipping
fruit.
E. A. Franz, who aooompanied Mr.
Brock to Granger, speaks very highly
of some Wenatohee apples wbiob be
s iw at Seattle. He says tne varieties
were Spitzenbergs, Ganos, Ben Davis,
Rome Beauties and Arkansas Blacks
and tbat they were excellent In every
respect.
Oakdale Green House
Bush and climbing roses two years old,
honeysuckels, pansy plants in bloom,
carnations, Shasta daisies, snowballs and
Longfellow daisies, gladiola bulbs 50c
to 75c a dozen, no finer to be had,
and many other hints.
1 LFTCHEB & FLETCHER.
Has Coin
Samuel Looas, a well known resi
dent of the Cedar Valley country
writes to the Kliokitat Agiioulturlst
as follows:
"1 see in your psper mention made
of coins of old date. That ot Lou
Duncan, cashier at tbe Goldendale
Milling Co.'s bank, of 1S47; that of
John G. Maddook, of Wabcauoua, of
1829; and tbat of W. J. White, 'be
telephone man, of 1819. Now you may
state tbat 1 have a coin ot the yeai
1812, a silver half dollei.'
This Is indeed a veiy old coin, and
we do not thiuk any older one will
show Hp.
Advertised Letter List.
For week ending March 25, 1907:
Ira. Miss Clara; Reid, Miss A mar Ilia;
Smith, Annie; Smitb, Miss Keruie;
Spade, Miss Ethyl; Barkeley, Clay
ton; Cianer, H. ; Crlvolls, Ongels;
Hughes, E. E. Mathews, W. M. ;
Long, E. P. Rowe, W. C. ; Rumsey,
Boyd (2) ; TerriiL unas. i.
Wo. M. Vat!
fates, P. M.
Neglected Colds.
Every part of t1 e raucous mem
brane, tbe nose, throat, ears, bead
and lungs, etc., aie subjected to di
sease and blight from neglected colds.
Ballards' Horebound Syrnp is a pleas
ant and effective remedy.
W. Akendriok, Valley Mills, Tex.,
writes: I have used Ballard's Hore
bound Syrup for coogbs and thioat
troubles; it is a pleasant and most
effective remedy." Sold by Cbas. N.
Clarke
For Sale
For 8ale-I have the agency for the Niagara
Sprayer, and aim tnklnir orders for lime and
sulphur solution (praying material. Ulve
me your orders. O. I). Woodworth. n39-20
Established 1863
525 Acres Unde Cultivation
Mr. Lownsdale says his culls
averaged bim $1.06 per box.
have
New Tariff on Spraying Solution.
The O. R. 4 N. traffic department
is publishing a reduotion ot A per
;., fraioht rates on lime aud sul
phur solutions from Portland to the
intorinr. The rate on carload ship-
m.nta to Siokane. Waverly, Moscow,
nnniii l.owiHton. Pomeroy, Hunt
!..tn and Elain will be 36 cents a
iik) nounds: to Turner, Washington,
26 cents. Shipments must be at a
f in nno n uuds. This rate
.:n i.,m Attentive May 1 lbe
Will UCVJWWW ..i t 1
Southern IPacitlo will puti lib a siml
i... ..iinn fram Portland to South
ii..n lfotive Aoril 6. From
, tn Aahland the rate will be
cents, and from Portland to Kid
3le it will be 20 cents. -Oregon ian.
Notice to Stockholders of llood Blver
Apple iirowers Lnlon.
There will be a meeting of tbe
stockholders of the Hood River Apple
(irowers nnion at Artisan ball at 1 .JO
' m Satnrdar. April 0. isw, ior
nf election officer for
th ensuing year and for the trans
.ntinn of suob other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
F C. H. Spioat, Secretary.
ISo Case on Record.
Tk... la nn case on record of
cough oi oold resulting in pneumonia
or consumption after Foley's Honey
i t.p hua hAAD taken, as it will
and break op your
-m iniri. Refuse any but the
iViiv'a Honev and Tar in
vellow package. Contains no opiates
inrt la safe and sure Clsrke Drug
Co.
THE WOODBURN NURSERIES
iStill have a nice lot of Y. N. Pippin and Spitz
enberg apples to offer for Spring. No culls and we
guarantee them to be true to name, free from pests,
yearling tops with three year old roots.
Agents Wanted F. W. SETTLEMEIR, Prop.,
Woodburn, Oregon.
Special Notice ,
Owing to lack of space, on account of
our lame and increasing business, we
have rented the building, next to cul-
bertson s real estate othce and are fitting
p the entire building into a tirst-class
'iano store, which will be a credit to
Hood River.
We have two car loads of beautiful in
struments due to arrive from tbe east
ern factories this week. This shipment
includes the great Apollo ConcertUrand
(like the Odd Fellows have), Baby
Grands, Interior Piano Players and a
complete line of the very bent Upright
I'lanos in ttie latest styles, neconunaiiu
pianos and organs taken in exchange
and several on hand for sale. Lowest
prices to all. No agents or commission
men to ruake your piano cost you 50.00
more than if purchased direct irom tne
dealer. Pianos tuned and repaired.
Soule Bros. Piano Co.
glLAS II. SOULE, Manager.
Phone Main 1423, Hood River, Ore.
W. H. MOORE,
President.
J. H. OSBORNE,
Vice President.
R. W. PRATT,
Cashier
Hood River Banking
& Trust Co.
Transact a General Banking Business
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
HOOD KIVER,
OREGON
LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST
100 Volumes and Case
Below will be be found the names of some of the pro
gressive firms in Hood River who make this most
popular and liberal offer: This elegant library and
handsome case will be given by vote to the Lodge, So
ciety, Church or School in Hood River securing the
largest number of votes in the following manner: The
business men listed below will give with Each Ten
Gent Purchase one vote. The contest begins March
1, and ends August 1, 1907. A ballot box has been
placed in Hall and Esson's drug store where the votes
are to be deposited. At the close of the contest the
the church, .-ehool, society or lodge having the largest
number of votes will be awarded the library. Current
accounts, when promptly paid will be entitled to votes.
Remember votes can only be secured by trading with
the merchants listed below. Each week the Hood
River Glacier will announce the standing of the con
testant '..
Th library and ease are now on exhibition in the
6how window of L. H. Huggins & Co.
WOOD & SMITH BROS.
Grocers
L. H. HUGGINS CO.
Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing
J. R. MCKELSEN
Vehicles & Farm Implements
CEN'TKAL MARKET
Ph. C. Yocno, Prop.
(Successor to A. S. Bent)
W. M. STEWART
Furniture and Hardware
HALL & ESSON
Drugs
Mm. ABBOTT
Millinery and Fancy Goods
HOOD RIVER GLACIER
Programs, Calling Cards, In
vitations, Society Work
.i.i- pa vi nysunru Lai mnp VOU;
TT
VOGT BROS.
LEADING CLOTHIERS
PIANOS
HOTEL RAM0NA
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
E. GOLDSMITH. Prop.
on Principal
Three Blocks
from Depot
Street.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED
Conducted First Class with
Second Class Rates
When in Town Make Yourself at Home
RALPH REED
Best line of Cigars in
the City
Also handle line of
Pipes, Tobaccos and
Fishing Tackle
mVWOMEN beM
Robertlne gives wli.it pvcry woman
most desire-a pi-rfei-t rrnnpli-xlon.
It brliiKS that Rift. Hmiwih, fresh,
clear tint to th cliiik that oVnotes
youthfulneiw. It will hrlng boauty
to those who lack It; It will retain
It for those who nlrcaily posspss It;
It will enable you lo successfully
combat the ravatw of weather and
time. Don't douht don't armie. Just
try Kobertlne. Your druKRlst will
give you a free aniile. AU drug
(rlsts keep Robertlne.
VACLESAM
as engine service
Uncle Sm nut tht UITIOlf GAS
ENGINE for Us Held ootllu Is tht
artillery and wlreleu telegraph
errlce. This roof treatment It
a true practical tett of efficiency and dura
bility. The Union GAS ENGINS it con
structed In inch a uperior manner and of
tach fine material that it starts easy, works
easy and runs easy tinder ordinary, every
day, roach farm assge. Before you torest a
cent in a gas engine write for our bee catalog
Union Gas Engine Co.
62-66 First St., Portland, Oregon
P. P. Kendall, Sales Agent
WEARING THE
RONG GLASSES
May prove more injurious to
your eyes than wearing none
at nil.
NOT EVERYMAN
Who calls himself
0
CLIST
R
PTICIAN
is competent to fit
SPECTACLES
I show you and explain why I sm
right, and guarantee results. No
charge for testa.
ARTHUR CLARKE
The Optician and Jeweler
Next door to Postoflice
Don't Forget
THE
13 liircr Mry
When you want first-class work
done at home. All kinds of
Laundry Work and Cleaning
Lace curtains, 50c; blankets and
carpets, 25c to 60c. Phone 01941
Clan Fabrlckt Pros.
Patronize Home
...Industry...
Our Work cannot be
...Excelled...
JACKSON & JACKSON,
Dealer in General Merchandise
and Lumbermen's Supplies.
Railroad Ties, Cordwood, Lumber and Cedar Posts
Free Delivery. Phone 931 HOOD RIVER, OR.
THE MOLINE
...REVERSIBLE DISC HARROW...
IT'S A SUCCESS
It is not an experiment as over fifty of
Hood River's most successful apple growers
are using this disc, many of them their third
season. It is built for service, and is easy
to extend or reverse. There are no holes in
the frame so there is no danger of spring
ing it. If you contemplate buying a Disc
harrow, investigate. Ask your farmer
friend who has one. There ure none
Just as Good
Vehicles and Farm
Inplements Exclusively
J.R. NICKELSEN
WHOLESALE
RETAIL
THE DALLES NURSERIES
R..H. WEBER, Prop.
THE DALLES. OREGON.
GROWIR AND DIALKB IN
FRUIT, SHADE
AND
ORNAMENTAL
TREES
GRAPE VINES
AND
SMALL FRUITS
Evertfrsons, Rotes and Shrubbery.
Remember, Oar Trees are Grown Strictly Without Irrigation.
Cass.