The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, May 02, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOOD RIVER GLACILh tau4 i i v (.wtmiaj ay AK1MLK O. MOB. Pakaahar. fmi e ratacriptloa I1.M a W iMi pei4 HTtHM. A petitloo, asking tbe Pacific States Telepbona Co. to install a more mod em system, has been circulated Ij the business men of tbe city, t.ud hut, been universally signed. Tbe petition was referred to tbe Commercial club and it was ordered forwarded by tbaf bod; to tbe bead officials of tbe com party. It (baa been apj areutjor son.e time tbat tbe central ay stem la oper atloa bere i altogether iLadequate to meet tbe ooruo eroial needs of the city and valley. Ib t time was when it met oar demands, but no it has Lecom obaolete and antiquated. Harry Bai ley, who ia now manager of the local office in Hood Kiver. ia powerlevs to render a more efficient seivice under pieaent conditions. Harry ia a most obliging official, and should not be blamed on acoount of the negligence of tbe company. The young ladiet who opeiate the awitoh board are over worked and under paid. Ibis condi tion placet them in a potition where they do not especially care for thiii job, hence, tbey become careless in measure, and prompt service ia nut always afforded. It ia hoped that the company will make tbe needed obange, by supplying tbe office with a modern awitoh board. In cane thU improvement is not made, we believe that a looal company will take tbt matter in band and give us serviot ooinmeniurate with interests. J food River Applt-s Awakes Interest. Sir Bach Cunard.wbo is at tbe bead of tbe famous trans-Atlantio Canard line ot steanisbipa, bad an opportun ity recently to sample tbe peerless Hood Rivet apples aboard one of bis liners. The super iority of tbe fruit induced bim to uiuke dilligent inqairy concerning its origin and home. He was informed by bia agent ia Mew Vora tbat the fruit was grown in the state of Oregon, at a place known as Hood IJiver, and waa referred to H. F. Daviduou, whu had consigned the fruit to .Now Vork citv. Sir Baob (Juuard was not cuuteut with eating a fow of tbe apples, he at onoe desired to pus&ess the kind ot tree tbat bore them. Air. Duvidnuu referred tbe matter to Frank btautou, who immediately tilled the captain's order for four trees of the royal bpitzeuberg, wbicb arrived iu New Vork April t in aood condition. Sir Bach (Juuard will set theae iu bis home lot and enjoy tbe pleasure of witnessing tbe trees ma ture. The several great traua-Atlantio aterruabtp lines are now supplying their steamers with the famous lliod iiiver apples. It bas been discovered tbat our apples take precedence over all otters on tbe bill of tare in tbe ujui-t popular botela and restaurants iu the Kant. It bas been notioed tbat tlood Iiiver apples have been listed ou some of the more aristocratic men utis at 23 cents taob. Hood liner baa never been arrogant in br proclamation to tbe world ot the euper'ority of her fruit. We have ilivaya rested our case on the actual went ot our product and have ever een ready to take our place in tbe competitive world, in which we have itwayg added new trophies to our cause. BlUIagi Beoldrare BarflarizH. Burglars entered tbe residence of N. a Billings inftbe northeast end of toe town on last Sunday evening and mom a aavrngs Dane confining 98. Mr. no mra. ouirngs Mil Ibeir oome on Sunday evening, as was tbelr custom, io tena cnarcn services at tha unit, M uretnren cnarcn. Tbey left tbe aoor or tbe boas unlocked, as tbey were not In tbe babit of locking it wnen leaving for auob a short time. Upon departing for oburob tbey lott tbe lamp burning on tbe sewing ma chine. At soon as church was dis missed, wbicb was about 8:13, tbey went immediately to tbelr borne, and as tbey bad just passed tbe oid armu ry building It bey diteovered ttat tne light was still burning but in a amv ond it was tlown lout. As Mr. ai d Mrs. Billings came to tbe bnuse tby discovered tbat there bad been some one in tbe rooms. An Investigation proved (but tie burglar bad only taken the little sav Ings bank tbatjstood on tbe dreet.er containing tbe 18. Tbe dresser drawer bad been open ed, and it appeared tbat the barglar bad been In search after ooin. Many valuables were ;ialyng in plain view but tbey were uudistubred. A pair of gold cuff buttons were expose) in plain view but were not taken. Mr. Billings Jstated tbat tbe burglar could I lly bave stolen articles to the va of 1250, but for some reason he mm our commercial flood River Bridge Burned. A fire alarm was sounded last Tues day about 10:30 a. m., causing quit. an exoitement. lne Mt. Hood Kail r ad Co. bad about 75 crda of alut wood piled near the wagon bridge thai crosses Hood river, and it is possibli that a spark from the eugine tbat wa switching in tbe yard lodged in tbt wood and caused the lire. The wiuo was blowing quite strongly from tin west and it soon fanned the littlt flame into a mighty blaze. Tbe fire company responded prompt ly with tbe chemical engine and ex nauscea its supply without apparent effect. The water plugs were at tot great a distance from tbe tire to be oi service as tbe hose was entirely tot abort to reach tbe flames. A amah bose waa attached to the railroad com pany's water pipe and this was usen to till tbe buckets which were passeo from man to man for the distauce ul about 100 feet, and then carried ii the ladder and applied to the blaze. ibis was a most inconvenient way tc tight fire, hut all bands worked like members of a paid fire department., A small hose was flnall secured and extended to tbe Ore wbloh disposed ol the bucket brigade. It appeared foi a time tbat tbe tire was under con trol, and tbat tbe bridge could be saved, but tbe extreme heat caused bj the fire underneath and augmented by tbe heavy wind, , would rekindle the blaze as soon us the water tvas turned in another direction. The flames crept slowly along tbe stringers underneath tbe bridge uutil it hud eaten its way tbrough between the beuts, thus sup aratiug the heavy timbers oue from tbe other until tbey fluallytiroke loose and loll to tbe ground below. Three spans, each 20 feet in length, and two bents represents the loss, which is estimated at (200. The bridge was immediately repaired and will probably be ready for trailla today. Base Ball L'ulliiiMuts Meet. The stockholders of the Columbia park held a mi etiiig on last Monday in tbe office ot Judge Henderson, It was decided to sell the balance of the stock of tbe company, which will amount to aloit $1100. When tuit stook is sold the park will be repaired and plaoed in llist class condition fur tbe season's games, and all outstand ing claims against the company will be paid. 'The company has had an offer of 1:5500 for the property but re fused to dispose of it. Tbe company expects to place a 11 rot class baseball team in tbe Held Imtuo dlately. Tbey have several challenges on file and expect to take them oil' tbe book in tbelr order. Tbe following directors were elected for tbe ensuiog year: T. J. Kinnard, president, F. A. Cram, vice president, J. B. Hunt, treasurer, J. L. Uendui son, seoretary, and Bert Straiialiau J.L. Henderson wag also eluuied mau ager ot tbe team for the your. Memorial May to Be Observed. TheU.A.H. is making arrangement for ;the oelebratotn of Memorial day on ihursday, May Uu. The usual committees have bseu appointed and are ai.ugeutjy at work preparing program thai will bo fitting to the day. Tbe W. It. C. and Sous of Veteran will take a prominent part iu.theexer clses of tbe oooasion. Tbe committee has authorized the Glacier to extern! this invitation to all the olvio bodies of tbe city to unite with them in the observance of this day. The old sol dlera will march to tbe cemetery and strew flowers ou the graves ot their aeparted comrades. It would be very flttinir for the bus Iness bouses to close tbeir doors for a few hours in the afteruoou ou that day, and assist these old veterans making this a memorable occasion. Tbe survivors of tbe Civil war are rapidly yielding to the mandates of the reaper deatb. It will not be long until the last march to ducroate their comrades' graves will have been end ed. We need to presorve the lossou of patriotism taugbt by the observance of this great American day. Let us all plan to ooutribute of our time and talent to make this day abound with patriotism. Kev. W. A. Wood, pastor of the Christian church of the city, will do liver the memorial sermon at the on- era house on Sunday, May 20, at 10::i0 a. m, easil ue ol satisfied witb tbe coin. ibe eiroumstanoes of tbe theft In dlcate tbat tbe burglar was of local habitation. If it bad been a tramp or a proiessionai, ne would bave taken ail .tne jewelry and small articles in view. It la evident .tbat tbe culprit neara tne footsteps ot Mr. and Mrs. Hillings as tbey were coming borne, and blew out tbe light and made bis escape. Mr. Billings stated tbat some dogs ran down in tbe direotion of tbe railroad and were barking as if on toe trait of tbe fleeing thief. An effort waa made Immediately to lo oate tbe marshal, but being on duty in the business district, could not be found ant 11 the burglar bad made good Ms escape. We hope tbat tbe cupirit may De apprehended and dealt with acoordlng to law, New Ferry Line In Operation. Tbe Wasbintgon Navigation Co. is now prepared for trausoolumbla traffic Tbe company bai purchased a new irne or Dosts, wbloh tbey claim win be tbe "swellest" oraft on tbe river. The White Salmon Enterprise bas tbe following to say in referenoe to tbe new oompany : C. D. Moore, of White Salmon, and W. S. Chapman, of Portland, bave purchased 60 acres of land on the Or, egon side at tbe mouth of Hood river Tbey bave about 2000 feet frontage on tbe U. Han, railroad track as well as a long stretch of river front ou both sides of the mouth of Hood riv er. ibis gives fine warehouse and dockage facilities. Tbe Hood Biver people have been trying to secure this property tor some time for a nark. This Is a very desirable piece of land, aau mese gentlemen nave undoubted ly made a very fortunate investment. ASK FOB TBE NEWMATE8UL SUESINESILK It is superior to China silk in that it is just as handsome, more durable and ousts lege, Iti'Hldi iice of Iter. Dodge Burned. The resiJeuce of Rev. D. D. Dodae. at i Mikes Valley, was burned to tbe ground last Saturday evening about 8 uiock. iwo families were liviua in tl'.e hone at the time, Mr. Dodge and J. y. Carnahau. Mr. and Mr. Caroa iiuu bad just returned from Hood Kiver and had set down to sapper beu ono of tbe boy discovered tbe tire in tbe upper part of tbe bouse. Everyone went to work trying to save hat tbey could, but tbe fire spread m rapidly that scarcely anvtbioa was .-aved. Both iamili s lost nearly every- ning tney possessed in tbe wav ol dotbing, bedding and household .roods and provisions, some of wbicb md just been brought from town tbat iveumg Kind friends and neighbors eut to work immediately to set shel ter and food and make tbe two fami lies as comfortable as possible until uaterinl can be procured to put up a uouse for them. J. V. Thomson, of the firm of Tborn- sen & tianseu, gave orders to bis fore man to go to sawiug out lumber for a uew bouse for them and tbe mill men j ml neighbors agreed to take a day nd helo put up tbe house. The old raying that "friends In need are friends indeed" has been proven In this case and is greatly appreciated by tbe strickeu families. lbe house telougiug to Rov Sloaum also caught fire the same evening, and a bole two 'or three feet in diameter wus burned in the roof before it oould be brought under control. lhe bJackmitb shop of Mr. Knox waa also visited ny the lire fiend tne Ante evening and uouiiuVtoiv destroy- ed. ... Fire flipped In the Bud, The sound of the lire alarm rami out over the city Friday at noon and in a tew moments the streets were filled with exoitd people. The lire broke out l'l the residence of K T. Wlnana. it appears that a spurk from the fine caught in some lebris that bad lodged in one of the gutters ou the toot. A hole, nearly two toot in diameter had been burned turougl tbe south side of the roof be fore the tiro was discovered. Wm. Stewart had noticed a heavy volume ot smoke pouring out of the chimney our tbought nothing more of It. .llio lire was discovered bv .7. I.. II undersoil, who sounded the alarm. lliedupurtmeut responded Immediate ly witb tne hook and ladder truck and hot a curt, but upon arrival iouud it unnecessary to turn the water on. aiell I'oiay, Wm. Sheets and !several others had attached tbe garden hose. uiiiiiuhu io me cod or tne nouse and I c t ,.,! th n...i ...... .I mL. n.: I vicgwu rrusuera. .no ui iiuuoi uuutrui. xne lire im,. . ... was dWoovered iu the niok of time. tu newaPBPer ' n other t'e in There was a west wiud prevailing and 'e.Ur00, giv.? J0 spaoe fhut If the the had been discovered a few 00i vertislng the state at large, moments later the house would have e"l,e?'"y ur local community, beu burned and tbe oltv aiittwi .ao ,ne newspapers of Oregon. A great coniiagrHtlon. Local Capital Organizes. lbe Hood Kiver company bas filed articles ot Incorporation with the ceo retary ot state, and purposes to lend its aid to looal and foreign capital wiiioo seeasacnannei ror development in city or valley enterprises. This oompany stands ready to help, aid and assist iu planting new industries in country and town, and amimate la tent resources bitberto dormant. Tbe oompany has purchased t1 e ooi ner lot now oooupied by Booth 4 Co. It bas been suggested tbat a splendid brlok structure may later enhance this corner, and that it may be tbe future borne of the Hood Kiver Cnmmnrnfnl OHIO. The artioles of Incorporation cover a wide field of operation, among other tuings is tne building and operation ot electric Hues. We hope tbat this oompany may be successful in inter esting capital in this venture. It is destined to come sooner or later. The member of this new oouipa-iy are among Hood River's most success ful business men, namely: Leslie Brt ler, Butier, John L. Henderson, J. H Heilbronner, H. F. Davidson, A. A. Jayne, P. 8. Davidson, O. D. Wood wortb and Frank A. Cram. Albert Olson Bies of Injuries. Albert Ulsen,wbo was iujured while at worK at Uee last Friday was tukeu to'the Cottage hospital and died from intern! bemorbage the following dav, rged 33 years, nine months and 20 days. Mr. Olson leaves a father and mother and several sisters and broth ers. The funeral was held from N ich ors undertaking parlors in Hood Kiv er Saturday, April 28, at 2 p. m. Kev. W. A. Wood oonduoted the services. Interment in Idlewilde cemetery. Thirty days treatment for kidnov bladder troubbs and rheumatism for $1.00. Your money refunded if not satisfied. 1'ineolcg contain no alcohol. Does not derang the stomach. Easy to take. Sold by KeirA Cass.. lbe damage will not exceed 125. I'he property Is fully insured. Mra. Wiuuus, who was overcome bv the ex- oiteiueut, was takeu to the neighbors and Is regaiuiug her strength again. After the scare was over Father Wi uuus presented the tire boys with a substantial cash offering for tbeir prouippt se vice. This tbe boys most thoroughly appreciate. itriklng instance has been the keen ing before tbe people all the time in local and editorial notioe, tbe colon ist rates, giving al tbe people in the state an opportunity to write tbe faots to tneu mends, and this of itself ad aed very considerably to tbe number oi new oitiizens who are now in Ore gon to stay. The fruit crop of Oregon during tbe comma season promises to be especi ally large, ana as a result ol tbefreez ing weather In tbe Middle West, the market win be active and prices high, bringing Oreaoo's fruit bilities to the front in a most forceful way. roruana, during tbe month of ai OJ SWELL P LINE 1 j MEN'S I AND 1 I BOYS' ?0) SUMMER THE HOME OF LOW PRICES We can suv e 'ou money ou your Summer suit. Call in and see for your self. CLOTHING Special Washable Skirts, $2.50 We have a very nice as sortment of Ladies' washable nkirts, pleated made up in first-class shaped worth regular $4.00. Special for one week $2.50 Special Ladie's Skirts 760 Made of white Bedford cord and worth from $1.25 to $1.50 each. While they last, each 75c. WE CATO A FULL LINE OF j Trunks, Suit Cases, Tel- scopes, and Grips AT LOWEST PRICES Ladies' White Unen Skirts Skirts that are slightly soiled. These are real bargains at ' ?2,50 and $3.00 Each (second floor) Special Ladies' Kimonas We have on the second floor a splendid assort ment of ladies' kimonas, both long and short. We bought these at a big bargain and are selling them as such. Kimonas that sell at from $1.00 to $2.00 each you can buy at from 75c to $1.25 Each Hammocks We are showing a splendid line of ham mocks for your inspec tion. All kinds, all prices from a 50c one up. SHOES AND OXFORDS To fit all feet, and in price to suit any pocket book. Patent Leather, Gunmetal, Vici Kid, Velour Calf and Box Calf. Straw Hats We have a full line of 6traw and cloth hats for every day and dress wear from 60 up Make this Store Your Headquarters, You are Welcome StTTCALS Double Wedding Ceremony A most beautiful and impressive wedding oeremony was tbe order of tbe day at tbe borne ot Mr. and Mra. r. U. Uborob. of Uelmont. at hiffh twelve Wednesday May 1, 1907. , promptly at noon Mr. II. H. Jant- zeu and Mies Alice J. Cborob. and Mr. Charles E. Miller and Miss Etbei M. Cburoh marched Into the parlors to Mendlessohns' wedding march, played by Mrs. Sletten, and were united in tbe boly bends of matrimony by tbe nev. rr. i;. uiarK, using tbe appro prate ring ceremony. Xbe brides were attired In beaut i- ml gowns of blue aud white organ die, and tbe gro rns were dressed in tbe conventional black, After tht oeremony Mrs. Sletten sang most O'sutltuily "OQ Promise Me." Congratulations were then extended and about tbiity-Uve guests sat down to a most elegant wedding repast me presents recieved bv tbe newlv married coupies were many and ex oeptionly valuable. luesera. jautzou ana Miller are anions tne most poouier vounu men ot Uelmont. and Miss Alice and Ethel Lburch are most ronuiur in Belmont society and cnuron circles. Ibe newlv married oouoles left Wednesday t ir a few dav'a stav in Portland and on their return will go to nouse keemng ror themselves. Tbe Hinder loins their many friunda in best wlsbes. Kidney complaint kills more people than any other disease. This is due to tbe disease being so insidious tbat it gets a good bold on the system be fore it is recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent tbe development of fatal disease it taken in time. Clarke Ding Co. - ' ; . When your food baa not been prop erly digested tbe entire system is im paired in the same proportion. Your stomach needs belp. Kodoi For Indi gestion and Dyspepsia not only di- S" vtuuh J JM CCtSJa SUUCO UUO DUU 111 acb aud adds strength to the whole body. Makes rich, pure blood. Kodol r on forma to tbe National Pure Food and Drug law. Bold by Keir & Cass. For a cold or a cough take Kenne dy's Laxative Cough Syrup. It is better tban any other cough remedy because its laxative prlnoiple assures a bealthy, copious aotion of tbe bow els at tbe same t'me it beals Irritation of the tbrost, strengthens the bron chial tubes and allays inflammation of tbe mucous membrane. Contains Honev and Tar. Mmtannt to tabA Children like it. Conforms to the National Vnra VnnA and nni l.a Sold by Keir & Cass. Club Chop House -AND RESTAURANT Telephone vs. Spencer. The long looked for steamer Tele I Ijono is now ou the Portland-Dalle run. She pulled out of Portland Fri day moruiug does behind theSpeuoer Zr rll iC'r' 10 0Ut T'?0"! April. wiU exceed by more than 1500, L '1' ItVllV ll00 building record of anyTb ".v.. W.IU l-Tl V!U 1 1 u tut? itjau. lhe telergam has the following to say concerning the race: "In a race between the steamers i'elepboue and Charles 11. Hnnnnnr this morning a collision was narrowly averted near Vanoouver, tbe oraft failing to come together by less tban inree roet. Had tbey struck at the high er month in the history ot tbe city, uregon bas again been honored through tbe appointment ot Mr. lsaao A. Manning, who bas been aotive In tbe work of tbe Portland Commercial oiuo ana uregon Development league iu uvoru.iug uregon. Mr. Manning goes to Cartagena, Columbia, South America, and ne will not overlook an Jolinson-Songer A quiet woddloir was solemnized at tbe Catbollo-manse ou Hood Kiver neignts lust Sunduy at blah noon. The contraction Darties were Bernard Johnson, of The Dalles and Nellie Monger, of Hood Kiver, Kev. Father m in omointing. dr. Johnson is well known in Hood River and was a very popular young tur n. Miss Monger is tbe estimable daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Songer, of ute. ine young married couple left roi a trip to Portland and wl 11 Dro- oend to i be Dalles where Mr. Johnson imployed. Vhe Uluoior extends congratulations. Knnx-Walllngr Judge lliuilorsun o file ia ted at a prl- va e wedding iu his court chambers lapt Moml8y morning. The contraot- ai; partioa wer) J oho oh A. Knox and Sbrab B V tilling. The ceremony was! perroru.eii id trie presence of a few in timate frieDdsof the bride andcroom. Mr. Knox ia well and favorably known n Hood Kiver. beinir a orosnerons rarmer in tne Liu keg valley district. The bride is recently from Portland. lbe Glacier extends congratulations. Merchants and tamers' DINNER 11A. M. to 2 P. M 25c Stl Oftt ill A SPECIALTY T. W. DeBUSSEY UNDERWOOD AND Little White Salmon REAL ESTATE I have now arrayed an that T ran aoll land in tracts ranging from two acres 4 .. 1 Ot A L . . up w tun. t numuer or places im proved with rood buildimra. water and fruit. Will sell at reasonable prices sou on easy terms, i nis land is second to none on the Columbia river for fruit, berries and grass. I also have some good timber land, homesteads and re linquishments. Will be pleased to show parties wishing to buy what 1 nave, n rue or can on F. DEHART. Underwood. Waih, W. B. STROWBRIDGE SIGN WRITER Paper Hanging and Tinting a Specialty Reisdence next to Second Hand Store MISCELLANEOUS. - a VU aviDV UUB I r II 1 1 IRnfl one mile from White Salmon. Rich partly cleared. Oood five room houe and good barn and chicken bouse. Thli land ) nr..k - ..." - hpui iui mum rv R. Field, White Harmon, Wash. mS!-23 .i uiBiiMs nay u a oar. tain. Bee me. Frank Davenport. m2-2S J. H. Koberg. For Bale-HhoaU, 18 to $15. Jur??1S?0!.,n,.Cnln,boar- n on B. i,. Wright's farm. Phone laix. mii-23 Uiltedffe DroDneltlnn for hn.iHn. . man at home. Write JimhHti - uvuin, TT I Portland, Oregon. For Sale-One team of Hones, weight 2280 Good and gentle, will work double or slngS Addraa p. Soltimm. Hood River, Ore , or quire at Farm on The DaUes road. ma-23 For Sale-Two hundred yellow Newtown apple treee and 90 Beurre d'AnJou pear trees 7 -' " uvor iruill re cent plantings and are tint clam tvw uh. ra2-23 Knapp's Exclusive Millinery I Knapp's is bins & Thorn paon. m2-23.8"NO' 1 " Kl W- Ordway. Vlr Hal Hnn i . I H. If. Abbott, .ilm j 8 Bpiteenberg and 6 Mcintosh Keda. Transfer L'very Co. all.m2 rtrivl."!27Poney,i yoW, well broke to ?-2r rtle ound' welnt. "twit Dr. cooper. .wmi Pnr flalotJr.... .... .. : num (m, iu montns old. FornSlA.lllttv.iM. .1 . rest very easy cleared, practically Ii? ny road' "" miles sonth oi rf j .' -"i Kiuumn oi tiooa Kiver. Ifsold atoncetoianacre. Write owner Art- drees box 272. The Dalles, Ore. amW .tmwberVr vM?LrZZXKStil JSZtii I 'T.,'f,r,n leasea. Mrs. Ida RVT u, uu uarreii road. S18 m9 i ' i Don't Pay 50c when you can get a round trip for I eggs. 11.00 I the street : ml4m2 er setting. C. A. Newman, acro3f uiu rare; street school house. ; v J 25c. Notice to Creditors. All persons having bills against tbe iKKiu Kiver base ball club, a corpora' tion, a.e requested to present same at the office of tbe corporation of the seoretary, Jonn Iceland Henderson, Hood iiiver, Ore. Bills will be aud ited by tbe directors and will be paid J oun inland Henderson. W. ii Sheets. I ON THE NEW FERRY Sundays lOc Each Way I i. rsgif - j Best Accommodations Washington Navigation CO. j " Wanted. Kor Ma Im U..r . . " Tj I ii m ihT r"" eB,, " settlngsf ,- denon. """"o. jars. Anna AnSf , j 9 For ulA tthlu ur... - I nn. Ti .-H 'SI rrorn mated ltteUHD.nS?i Perela left arAr Vm ? , '"r,ale- i an be seen and toh fl?, Kelr Cass. Will be ready with a tine line of vegetable plants Some Trr'ft iSSSL Oak! dale. Fletcher A Fletcher, Hood River. f7tf Vnr fan la B . . hniirfi. I- location, water power, town ni?5,und'.!li.x48' two miles from I in is oi . .imwuerry land In , 1 1 mm " "Jr, ure., a. r . u. no. mt nf Un,l tho. " H uno. nr nnrliHim hnth nf rf,1""".""' " MW toB tiaue OI " ', : , - , """" i tois state. nuuiu unvo BUNK auu nianv uvea nn. daiik'ered. The narrow escape from Tbe Portland Business Men' eacane from inn i.i.k .m v.. lu . . disHHter was uear Vancouver, the nrfi "" lD?rou9'y beinir bound for Th Dullna i-iu aun ui lue oest Dasiness In .. ?" I ' .A.t.V8HeaJ ...... . I terests of the metropolis, will maki inroriiiiil complaint whs murla In United States luanectors Edwards and Fuller by Euuiueer Uroshv soon alter lhe Htentiieis had passed the bar rucks city because of the high rate of speed at which they were running." Library Contest. llairett school, 13,811. K. of V. Lodtfe, 13, 11:57. liereun chit-, 0, 771. Pine Drove Uraiie, 0,0:1G. Hood Kiver puhlio school, 3,025 Odoll tlranse, 2(K. Krankton (IriniKe, 215. wrapper school, H'2'J. t'rapper tirange, 158. Histriet 5, III). ItaptiHt church, 38. Krankton school, 31. U. B. S. S., l''oresters, 20. Mt. View Grange, 5. M. E. S. S. a metlODolla. will malro nvim at i uregon and five Idaho oities and towns, and consume six days Tbey leave Monday, May 6, at 8:30 a, m., and return the following a general meeting of the Oregon Development leairue is hni for some time in June, tbe exact date ?s aeoiaea upon, at which a plun will be discussed and rimlriari u wiu kivo io tne state oi Oregon every possible advantage tbat oan ao ra through the ooloist rates whioh will begin 8eptemer 1 and oloee Octo- h&H Q1 'I' t. . i iwo raiea are tne same as moee wnicn ruled daring March and .uu ictuiwu iu orrnging io many thousands of people to the aiHve. Notice to Water Consumers. Consumers on south side of streets running east and west will sprinkle iu iu uiurniuK irnni iit rn ni Those on the north side will sprinkle When vnnr Imnb nnhaa It la Jniul in the evening from five tn ninht Invariably an indiocatlon that some- 1100(1 Kiver Eleo. Lt. Pr. k W. Co. thing ia wrong with your kidneys. n Weak, dheased kidneys frequently . mn' ceuse a nrenk down of the entire sys- . Bna ftua- Joba E. Whistler, tem. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder ' Willow Hat, on Aprii 9. a alrL pills afford prompt relief for weak To Mr. and Mrs W.W.Robertson kidneys, backache. Inflammation of of Binaen. Wash.. Mav 1 iri ' tho blud.ler and all uriuarv trnnblna t Mr m . . Sold by Keir & Cass. " of Belmo" aVh Welm'' Important Notice. To tbe electors of the Hood RIitap irrigating District : There will be a mass meetins held at Barrett sonool noose Monday even Ing, May 6, 1907, at 7:30 p. m. Ev eryone interested are urged to be present. We will have an expert pres ent who will give some idea in regard to piping water over tbe distriot. ibis is ty request of tbe board. A. 8. Skinner, Pres. V. O. Cburob, lem. Seoy. ..MILLER'S DRUG STORE.. ON THE HEIGHTS is now open and solicits a share of your patronage. A full line of Patent Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals, Combs, Brushes, Syringes, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Stationery, and all those articles usually carried in a first class drug store PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECEIPTS given careful compounding by a Registered Pharmacist On the Heights, Hood River, Ore. W.nlul U , . . M WCT. 'i uuggy ana narness. Hee H. .Abbott. m'VM Wantnf iA -i . .. .. kIIiL !; ciwr irom a io 4u acres or land and set tbe same to trees. Apply to J. I Henderson, Hood Hlver, Ore. aJit-niiS. aVJ a 'Wwly man to milk 5 cows and T """,ulu uoubb. wages !00.Jn?;,ub "nd "- Address N. H. Kei- ""i vnsgou. ail5-ml6 Wanted Girl for nneral hnnuwnrt u 8.8.G01T. mo.ok ' WuilMl.llf1ntt.a. IJ 1 . 1 . n. Fj? . 7w twenty yeara to train aa nurses ' - ui jj leiier ui miss urace Taylor, Bupt. or Abble J. Mills, Matron. Janal WinUil . i i . .. v... vt our i mi DUUHWuFI, uooa 1 pp y to Mr- WtlUs Van Horn. Hi'Sf C"b- Miller, M Htate Street German Coach Stallion Monteur, the imported Oldenburg Coach stallion, owned by the Hood Kiver Coach Horse company, will make me seaHoirs stands as follows: Monday ana luesday of each week at Wm. Khrcks, Odell; Wednesday and Thure- dav of each week llarrett or Belmont. Balance of the week at the Fashion Sta bles, in Hood River. For terms and particulars enouire of M. E. Welch, vet erinary surgeon, who will have charge oi rum. Reason closes August 1. Mon teur is a dark bay, 5 years old, 161 nanus high, weight 1,500 pounds, of superb style and confirmation. j31tf Steamer Chas. R. Spencer FOR PORTLAND AND THE DALLES Farms for Sale fcighty acres uncleared orchard land. situated on Tho Dalles road about 3 miles east of Mosier. Nearly all can be cultivated when cleared, about 20 aires oi which is partially cleared. rnce JL',400. -V80 nO acres adioimnir this, trnaf with new 8-room plastered house with vunureie ceuar ana water piped Irom " ring, aiso new fruit house and wood- Bhea combined. About 2 acres full ueanng orciiara, about Z acres young viri-a. i rice ror on eg sale 4.ntiu. Owner Coiner Pant. hnnn. Inw nriiwi Telephone in residence. J. W. W1EDRICK. Mosier, Ore. I FREE 'BUS Leaves Fashion Stables for up trip at 1:30 p. m., for down trip at 4:30 p. m., arriving at The Dalles at 3:00 p. m., at Portland at 10:00 p. m. WantA1 Partn I t.i a. wntract hauling logs and lumber. Middle Valley Mill. Hout 10, Hood River, Oregon, WantaH f'A ha 1 1 ... . With tVfl hnilsaM Ana ol w-auwm , P. O. box 588 or 350 HUte abreeL a-mlH Wanted Hlf for hnnu Alasnln. fw. wvem. won, gooa wages, no objection to Japa. Mra, Tnomas Avery, Fggennount, 'mvcu-aiBjl W1LU KBIU HJ QUUirKCl IO Uaill anrl tH UVl a,iI i v . . br Company. al8-ml Wanted- Ladv to end in HnrHin hnn at Dee. Oregon Lumber Co. al-m9. For Rent FiW ftnrVriFnlahxl kAnu.i-ut large and pteaaanu at 866 Columbia Htrt a2& Mm li R Taln. Lost and Found 'Bus calls at Waucoma and Mt. Hood Hotels for passengers SCHEDULE TIME MADE "" ""o np anaanapatracriea, between freight depot and Slranahan t Clark'a and oblige B. O.Sbelley. mt-23 ItMn Mfllnua rl'a sam 41.- t ,, Chri.tlan Church. Return to F. W. Angua. ynnnd UnAkaiknnb 1 , wvivuicius wi a jap Same en h h.l at k i frlhl.., ais-m and tall, weight about 86a Noaboem. Brand. 1 t5f,bSWer Probably "J. R." ftetn n to C. M. Dickinson for reward. Dee, Ore. a2i-ml6 . ...... .1 u, u mi aerrioe. Terma Af aervlivi 11 u Mvahu .1 Tloe, with privilege of returning cow during aeaaon without additional charge. V. Win cheil, Phone 90x1. m38-may