The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, May 09, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHCOD RIVER Q LACIER, THOkdDAY, MAT 9, 1807 In England and France the Sale of Alum Baking Powder is pro hibited by law because of the in jurious effects that follow its use. The law in the District of , Columbia also prohibits Alum in food. wu a ...v niiwc da jrci juu tvc hu protection againsi ii.nn The only sun protection against Alum in your Baking Powder is to YA Sap plainly- RY7A n BAKING :. ROYAL is made from Absolutely pure Cream of Tartar, a pure Grape product . Aids digestion adds to the healthlulness of food. Installs Sew Safe. The Butler Banking 'company bare just resetted and initallad a new Die bold safe, made by tbe Dleboid Sale Ca, ot Canton, Ohio. Tbe safe meaaoree 27x27 inches orerall with five eubio feet on tbe in aide and reata on a bate about 18 inobee high. It it made ot Manganest ateel and ilniabed in lilver bronze. Ibe interior is difided by a boiizon tal partition mid-way in tb'tafe. Tbe door ia aevm inobea tblok of circular form, fitted with a double automatic time look attaced to tbe inside ot tbe door without any outside connec tions, insuring a perfectly solid dooi. When tbe door la closed it fits on tbe principle of a cannon breech, and locks with heavy slug on tbe extreme inside of tbe sate by one-eighth of a turn of tbe door. Tbe sate weighs two tons and in burglar proof. It ia proof against all liquid explosives, and tuis model bite never been exploded. Tbis is tbe first and only safe ot ita kind in tbe west. Tbe bank baa bad it ordered for over six months. Ibe demand for tbis sate in tbe east oonaumes tbe entire out put of tbe factory. Tbe safe will be need for tbe gold specie and paper currency, while tbe old one will be used for tbe ailver coins. Tbe bank has also installed a new system of cabinet file in their vault and an alphabetic vertical tiling system wbiob takes tbe plaoe of tbe cash box system lor tbeir cu tomers. With these two additions of modem banking facilities tbe butler Banking company is one of the safest and best equipped banking bouses In tbe west. Merchants WliTMeet. Tbe Hood River Business Men's as sociation will bold a meetingg in the Commercial club rooms on next Tues day evening. A rousing meeting is anticipated. Messrs. Franz, Bragg and Cram were appointed on a pro gram oommittee and will have some obing of interest to present. A spa tial oommittee consisting of Messrs. MoOonald, Huggins and Niokelsen will also be ready to report on matters assigned to them. 'The matter of tbe road between Hood River and Moeier will lie discussed, also matters apper taining to tbe advertising department will be up for bearing. You are most earnestly requested to be present. COMMON COUNCIL HAS BUSY SESSION All members of tbe oounoil were present except Councilman Watt. Tbe minutes of tbe previous meet ing were read and approved, and tbe reports of the treasurer and reo rdet accepted and placed on file. Tbe street committee repotted that they has examined a couple ot gravel pits and also a rook crusher to some ex tent, and asked lor further time, wbiob was granted. Judge Henderson reported that be bud bad a conference with tbe right-of-way man of the O. R. & N. in regard to tbe city's light to tbe foot ot Oak street, and that tbe ageniforthe company thought th t tbe mattor would be adjubted tn tbe satisfaction of tbe city, and would so recommend. Most of tbe business men on Oak street, between Secoud and Third, were signers on a petition to buiJd a sidewalk ooross the street about half way in the block, at their own ex pense, which was granted. A remonstrance against extending tbe sewer at tbis time was presented, with numerom signers, and the same leferred to tbe eewet committee, who will take time to consider the mutter, Ordinance No. 117, giving D. Mo Donald a franchise to lay water mains In the streets, was reported bnck fav oiably by the committee on 'J re and water, and tbe same paswd its first reading. An ordinance was introduced to give a tiaucliise to the Northwestern Telegraph & Telephone company, and tbe same passed its first reading. The company asking the franchise is tbe new company operating in Port end with automatio phenes, and ex pect to have long distance connec tions between here and Portland some time this summer. The ordinance making the second sewer assessment was passed, as was also the ordinance establishing tbe grade on Pite street. An ordinance establishing tbe grade on State street, from Park toPuiadise was passed. O. C. Dean was present, asking the aid of the oouucii in maintaining a publio road to tbe ferry lauding, and Judge Henderson spoke in bis behalf. Mr Henderson stated that Dean & Pearson bad been served witb an in junction by tbe new terry company from landing on the Underwood road, as they had bought the land and claimed that there was no publio road. Dean & Pearson bad in turn bad tbe new company enjoined from operating a ferry on tbe river. Mr. Henderson took the view that it was ot great im portance to . Hood River to have the road open to the publio as it was the i or, tn ranch the Underwood fer rv and it was aho tned by all boats to land at nooa niiMuuuusms Tha mud had been in use lor ttat pnr ... tnr 30 rears, and bad become a publio road by common use. He ask ed that the county oourt be petitioned to dedicate the street to the publio, tn ,wiur che road a county roed also to declare the street open ei oss tbe right ot-way of the O. R. fe . I traoks at that point. On motion the reorder was in structed to make written request of tbe local ageut of tbe railroad com pany to make the crossing a publio crossing, aud tbe mayoi and recorder were instructed to petition the county court to de lare the road to tbe Co lumbia river a pubile road. It was brought to 'he notice of the council that tbe ladies of the W. C. T. U bad raised about $300 to puiohaee a drinking fountain, and asked the city to accopt Biid maintain the same. The street committee was instructed to draft Ottlng resolutions and present them at the next meeting. Th orintiua committee struoted to furnish Mnaaur Btat.lnnerv. n.nnniimnii Wncht bi ought tbe i.... f tha rHsnntbd street line on Stranahan avenue to the attention of .,u Btntins that permanent buildings were being elected on the street, and it was becoming ser oua matter. Aa it will probbably take a decision of the court to settle the line tbe matter was given a start by in structing the marshal to notify tbe owners to remove all buildings from tbe street which were aoioas the line whiob is reoognized by the city. Jas. Stranahan stated tbet he would have charge of the street sprinkling I, nr Mr. Davennoit. but that th. Increased cost of labor this year omnlrt leave a deficiency unless le.ptd . i u ih. xnnnml. Tbe matter was u i u; v . ... c a tn tha street committee. Th. at. oat mmmittee was authorized of the closet back ot the , it hall, and sold the same next day ... sr. The following bills were allowed and W. Ganger, marshal, 161. Kd Myering, work on street, 91.10. Dare Taylor, same, 120.25. Ed Paoe, same, 158.50. A. C. Stevens & Co., draying, 75o. Kamona, meals, $1.50. Transfer Co., hauling, 7.25. Fashion stable, bauling, $47.50. J. S. Van Blaricom, watchman, 150. O B. llai .loy, bauling gravel, 125. Elen. Llrfbt Co., lights Mar. and Apr J77.50. A. A. Jayne, legal service, $30. Purchase Fine Cattle. The Davenport brothers were over to the auction sale at the Byrkett ranch on last Friday and Saturday, and became heavy purchasers of a fine lot of cuttle. They secured about 30 bead of tbe best Jersey cattle on tbe fila e. Ibis bunch Is worth from $100 to S100 per head. It is tbe intention to take tbe stock oa to tbeii farm in Crook county, near Bend. Mark Dev. enpoit will have obarge of tbe cattle. The boys have a large farm in the Bend country, and have about 400 acres in alfalfa bay, which will out from five to seveu tons per acre. They expect to engage in stock raising on a large scale, aud will only bleed tbe best. They are planning to stock tbe farm witb .horses, sheep and cattle. We may expect to lee tbem numbered witb the stock kings of that oountry in the near future. OLD EYES see more brightness in life when they look throng lenses that suit their special neeps. Don't min your eves by wear the wrong glasses. We make a specialty of TESTING AND EYAMING the eyes of old and young ond fitting tbem with Bui table eye-glasses. ARTHUR CLARKE. The Expert Jeweler and Optician Next Door to Postoffice FOR COUGHS KING OF CURES THE WONDER WORKER THROAT DR. KINC'S I FOR COLDS AND LUNGS was in- the recorder with mm FOR COUGHS AND COLDS PREVENTS PNEUUONIA 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 sound and well MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind. Price 50c and $1.00 ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED 1 Trial Bottle Fm SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY CHAS. N. CLARKE The Fashion Stables have installed an electric power clipping machine and grooming brnsh, and are prepared to clip horses-. Bring in your borsep. PUBLIC SALE A. R. Byrkett, of Bingen, Wash., has sold his entire ranch at that place and on Frldny and Saturday, May 3d and 4th, 1907, will at his ranch, in Bingen, sell at pulilic auction, without reserva t'on, all his fine herd of pure bred Bhort horn cattle, about 56 head of all ages; about 20 bulls and 36 cows and heifers. Also all the rest of his herd of pure bred Jersey cattle, censisting of 2 two year old bulls, 4 cows and 2 two-year old heifers. Also all of his Shropshire sheep, con listing of about 120 head; about 30 rams and 90 ewes. Also one span of horses, weight about 2800, and 1 span, weight about 2200, 1 brood mare and one yearling colt. Also one hack or wagonette. 1 spring Kgon, 1 set wagonette harness, saddles and bridles. Also 1 six hundred pound De Laval cream separator, nearly new. and other rtairv snDDlies. Also a large amount oi gooa nonse hold and ki:chen furniture, 1 dairy waterwhoel and other articles too nu merous to mentton. Terms of Sale Any article selling for less than $50, cash ou day of sale. Any single sale exceeding $50, or any num ber of sales exceeding 50 each, may included in a note with seenrities ap prnvdd by himself on 8 months time, or if desired, one years time, at 7 per cent. interest. A. R. BYRKITT If Ton Don't succeed tbe Bret time use Herbina and you will get instant relief, lbs greatest liver regulator. A positive oure for oonsttpation, dyspepsia ma laria, chills and all liver oomplaints. Mr. C , of Emory, Texaa, writes: "My wife bat been using Herbine for herself and obildren for five years. It is sura care for oonsttpation and malaria fever, which is substantiated by what tt bas'done for my family." Cba. N. Clarke. Mt. Hood tooth powder, best in the world at Williams Pharmacy. Money back if not satisfactory. fl4 ..MILLINERY.. Reliable If Walkover Shoe We arc Trying to Become Your Favor ite Clothing Store by giving you bettor value than you get anywhere else, by selling worthy, honest merchandise as low as it can be sold and by charging no more than anybody else pays. We are not helping bolster up the claims of any egotistical manufacturer. We know there's lots of good clothing makers in the coun try. We wouldn't buy of any other kind. Honest Mdse. al! Gordon Hats VOGT BROS. Leading' Clothiers HOTEL RAMONA UXDElt NEW MANAGEMENT E. GOLDSMITH, Prop. Three Blocks from Depot on Principal Street. HOOD RIVER, OREGON ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED Conducted First Class with Second Class Kates When in Town Make Yourself at Home P Ml TY ) J Why Not Buy the Best ASK TO SEE Alfred Peat's Prize Wall Papers Samples shown and estimates cheerfully g,VBnb. L. DAVDISON, WILLOW FLAT. Every variety of modern furniture that we are selling for cash and giving a large cash discount, the people say we are underselling Portland : : : : : : tiir t ii k i WLE5AM CHEAP LANDS On the Washington Side I am a farmer and have some fine fruit lands for sale around me six miles from White Salmon. A fine chance. 60 acres of cood fruit land, a fair frame house, good frame barn and wood slx-d, family orchard in bearing, 5 acres ready to plant to trees. Considerable fenced and it can be had for $20 per acre. All correspondence answered. J. II. LAW, Bristol, Wash acad-e To Order Beautiful Home for Sale Twenty acrea, tan In fruit trees. i. bearing: 40 cherry trees in full bearl-is. All cleared but SU acres: 10 acres need no Irritation: some tlmotuy: 6 acres plowed ready for grans: g Inches or water goea witb place; alio long of hay; wood all under ahed for winter. A $1,500. bouae, alx rooms, bath room and pantry; barn ana otber outbuildings, all new good waler, fine roada and town only 2'4 miles: mail rlghtattne door every day. Price S460 per acre; I-tO per acre cheaper than lnnd aom an arouname place, von t paaa by tnia lace witnout, aeeing it. Addreaa. u. w mitb, R. F. D. No. 2. May 15 IMIacLe Jo fit caa-e To Wear Mme. Abbott Designer RALPH REED Best line of Cigars in the City Also handle line of Pipes, Tobaccos and " Fishing Tackle as engine service Dncle Sam uaes tha UNION OAS ENGINE for his field outUti in the artillery and wireless telegraph service. This rough treatment ia a true practical test of efficiency and dura bility. Tha UNION GAS ENGINE la con structed In auch a superior manner and of such Una material that it atarta easy, works easy and runs easy under ordinary, every day, rough farm usage. Before you Invaat a cent In a gai engine write for our free catalog Union Gas Engine Co. 62-C6 First St., Portland, Oregon P. P. Kendall, Fairs Agent Ik. las M I Mi MEASURE THE COST IN PENNIES FIGURE YOUR PROFITS IN DOLLARS Bf Fueling LILLY'S BEST STOCK FOOD FOR HQRSIS, SHEEP &HC5S LILLY'S BEST COW CONDITION tK LILLY'S BEST WORM POWDERS a Live-stock necessities These medicated foods are the ra-eiilt tmth OI MltTIMIC TC .uaarch and uracnrai iarm c - .irtfnrtv iac one -...L.r In, I"V lure niuncj v. I'IV Hock men. WESTERN FOOD FOR WESTERN t I STOCK Furniture and Building Material Undertaker and Licensed Embalmer For Oregon and Washington S. E. BARTMESS. HOOD RIVER LAUNDRY Better aend your linen to our laundry. We put a superior finish upon every ar ticle entrusted to our care we make it look as good as new, in fact. We do the work well and quickly, yet charge little for it GLENN FABRICK. Proprietor awsra FOR SALE BY McREYNOLDS & CO. HOOD RIVER, ORE. JACKSON & JACKSON, Dealer in General Merchandise and Lumbermen's Supplies, Railroad Ties. Cordwood, Lumber and Cedar Posts Free Delivery. Phone 931 HOOD ItiVER, OR. Wl ' v It makes' WOMEN1! Robrtln gives what every womm. j. moet deslreaa perRot ciriplc liior. i It Wnita that aoft. amu-Jth, frPsli ; clear tint to tho cl.e'k that mter ; youthfulneas. It wi'.l brim; bnut to thoae who lack It; I' will rt?.)r. It for those who already po5o: a It. , It will enable you to safer fully f combat the ravaiu cJ wca'.Vioi an i time. Don't fl ml i J...n'i a-:;!n. Ji!"' try Kobcrtinr. V.-.-r .1: :ict wi.. ,' give you a fro . rv; IT lata keep lu-herii.e . IRON AGE and PLANET JK Hand and Horse Cultivators Seeders Sqbe ln . i' tv- - -a- - -y -"-tte,,J PLOWS I am the Exclusive Agent for the OLIVER CHILLED PLOW See that the name OLIVER Is on every part John Deere, Syracuse and Oliver Steel Plows. Spring Tooth, Spike Tooth, Acme, Kimball and the Famous Moline Disc Harrows Vehicles and Farm Inplements Exclusively J.R. NICKELSEN WHOLESALE RETAIL THE DALLES NURSERIES , R.;H. WEBER, Prop. THE DALLES. OREGON. GBOWIB AMD DIALKB IN GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS Roses and Shrubbery. FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL Evergreens TREES Remember, Our Trees are Grown Strictly Without Irrigation. p rdered paid : V., rrr.