The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, May 30, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSeven 3C DC DC DC DC 31 IC DC DC DC DC DC 10 0 0 Always Get them at &f)e Reliable Store and Get Honest Wear ...Noteworthy Items from the Shoe Department.. Good Shoes Priced Right "Ther's nothing like leather :When well put together" THE HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1907 These are the patterns shown this season o BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS, ritone Hoi man's Market, Main 1401, on The Heights for your meat orders. Free and prompt delivery. Mr. Bartmess is on a cash basis. Fresh made sausage at McGuire Bros. every day. Chickens for Sunday dinner at Hol man's Market. Get yeur spray hose from V. H. Haynes. Fresh UhIi at Ilolman's Market. Metal house numbers at Hunt's Wall Paper store. Our work guaranteed, Deltz Studio. Ph. C. Young is in the market for cat tle, hoes, chickens, etc., and will pay the highest market price. Green onions, asparagus and radishes at McGuire Bros. Salt mackerel, eastern white fish and pickled salmon at Jackson's. Full line of garden hose, with coup lings, at Haynes' store. It is to your interest to refer to M. Bartmess' ad under the new system. The Dietz Studio for photos. Chinook salmon at McGuire Bros, every Friday. Chickens for Sunday dinner at Mc Guire Bros. Order early. Lawn mowers, the best make, at W. H. Haynes. Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Mt. Hood tooth powder, best in the world at Williams Pharmacy. Money back if not satisfactory. - fl4 The safe, certain, reliable little pills that do not gripe or sicken are Dade's Little Liver Pills. Best for Hick head aches, billiousness and lazy livers. Sold by Keir and Cass.. The first delivery will be made at 8 o'clock in the morning. Do not fail to nave your orders in for your boils and roasts in time for this trip. The last trip will be made at 10:45 and the last trip in the evening at 4 :30. Please ob serve these hours of delivery so as to receive your meats on time and assist us in the delivery. McGoikk Bros. Gently mover the bowels and at the Bime time Btops the cough. Bee's Laxa tive Cough Syrup. Contains Honey and Tar. No opiates. Best for Coughs coulds, croup and whooping cough. Satisfaction guaranteed. Children like it. Mothers indorse it. Sold by Keir & Cass.. If you want to buy or sell real estaie go to Onthank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. Notice. Notice is hereby given to the prop erty owners in sewei distiiot No. 1., of the oity of Hood River, Ore., that the second sewer assesment levied on said property is now due, and will be aelinquent after June 6, 1907. No extension of time will be granted. By order of the common council. J. R. Nickelsen, recorder. Dated at Hood River, Ore., this 31st day ot May, 1907. Recital a Success. Mrs. O. II. Sletten gave a most in teresting and successful vocal and in. strumeutal recital at the Congrega tional church last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Sletten has proven herself a very skillful instructor, and the advance ment made by many of ber pupils (and exemplified upon the oocasion of this recital) is phenomenal. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT New Records Disc and Crate Hammers, nickle 25c Shedt Music. Ow ng v i .? f tT . iiUfe.1 Docket size ticket punch. to a fortunate arraugement with cylinder Columbia, Edmon and plated, f" ' the publishers we are able to now JunenowUon auT jS&MUui offe? nearly everything In sheet June now on sale. books, etc. Little price. music, at 25c per copy. , v. .. c ., Flarfs, staff flags made of wool Hood River Souvenir Telescopes. Valises, Suit jn M G A R. BooKs. containing views of cases, hand bags, shopping bags. , v g nd forejg natjou h(j cU and V(Uley They.re lunch hampers and baske s of printed mugin, all sies. flue to send t your friends. 35c every description at Little piices lm' Little prices each. , , , . , . . v ... a beautiful lot of new Souvenir Dishes, plates. Fly Time, Tanglefoot :snd no - Vases A ueaui andsaucers.cakepla.es, eon.fly naper fly traps, wire dish V?. fugt received, rose bowels, salad bowels, etc., with Hood covers. ny killers, moaqa to net, price8 ' River views in natural cobrs moth balls, sulphur candles, in- rose leaf jars, etc. e P sect powder, etc. Little prices. white CrocKery, plates, . cops, and saucers, soup bowels, Have You Seen It. The lOrStr.wHaU. A whole vegetable dif lies, platters, pitchers, mammoih atrawberry post card T IOC Straw nail, a bowls, butter dishes, etc., Three berries make a car load. case full of hats , of every desc id- rhi'''ieBWli; ,rou We are the originators of this SS 7 I fl " CM 1 . I -IITl U V Villains Utensilg of every description, Uamp Uliairs ami suxjis, ooap. anqies, C owels CambfTnd Brushes, Lamps, Lanterns, axes, Hatchets, Rakes, Brooms, everytning you need in camp. Ed Mayes spent last 3unday in Portland. J. J. Luokey was passenger for Portland Monday. Will Vogt was a visitor in the Rose oity over Sunday. Mrs. Kate Roaohe was a passenger for Poitlaud Monday. J. L. Carter made a business trip to The Dalies Monday. Geo. Fox spent several days in the metropolis this week. R. J. White went to Portland Sat urday, returning Monday. G. Arthur Clarke and wife were vis itors in Portland over Sunday. Mrs. P. M. Dekum, of Portland, was a passenger from that oity Tues day. Jm. and Wm. Doyle, of Mosler, weie in Hood River on business Tues daj. O. II. Rhoades made a business trip to the county seat the tint of the week. The Fashion Livery stable received two fine horses from Portland on the Spencer Saturday. Perry Belieu left for Portland last week to assist his father in contract woik in that city. Mrs. L. Henry, who baa been visit; ing .in Portland, returned homo Thursday on INo. 8. Mrs. Cbas. Bishop, of Portland, is visiting with Mr. and Mm. J. ft. Niohols, of our oity. CaDt. and Mrs. Apperon. cf Oregon City, are in the oity attending the session of the state grange. Mrs. H. W. Lempke and children, of Portland, have been visiting with ber sister, Mrs A. A. Jayue. W. G. Snow made a business trip to Portland the latter part of the week and spent Sunday in the oity. Prof. E. E. Coad will be employed as bookkeeper with the Davidson Fruit Co. during toe busy season. Mr i. Campbell, accompanied bv ber son and daughter, left for the Twin oities last week to be absent tcr some time. W. P. Andrus. wbo has been in Port land for several weeks, leturned borne Tuesday evening on business, leaving again today. Mrs. W. E. Robertson, of Portland, who bae been visiting Miss Idel Wood wortb, departed for ber borne Satur day on the Spenoer. J. A.Nunemaker a wag passeuger for Heppner Tuesday. Mr. Nuuemakt-r will look after hia stock interests while in that section. Mrs. J. P. Orr, who has been in Poitland for a visit with ber daugh ter. Mrs. J. A. Dunbar, returned to Hood River Monday. R. C. Wilis, ot Corvallis, passed through Hood River Monday enroute to ileppner, where be will dispose of some of bis property interests. W. H. Moore, president of tbe Hood River Banking & Trust Co., has just purchased a new "White Steamer" automobile for bis use in Portland. Mrs. J. J Tingle, grandmother of out townsman, Percy Cross, arrived from Oregon City Monday and will attend tbe session of tbe state grange now in session in this oity. Geo. Sunderland and wife, accom panied by Mrs. Seaton, a sistei of Mr. Sunderland, and Mrs. Geo. ScraTjblln and Mr. Hepple, brother and sister of Mrs. Sunderland, left for Macksbuig Monday wbere tbey will visit for a time. n With some dealers the price is right, but the shoe is all wrong. "Three weeks and all slopped over" as some put it. With others the shoe may be right but so confident are they of the fact, the price is out of sight. Our way is different An assortment we are proud of, lasts for every foot, widths to insure a fit, quality and wrokmanship the best, and PRICES "WITHIIT THE BE.CH: OP ALI DC DC DC Capt. Spenoer was on our streets Saturday. J. J. Gibbons spent Sunday in Portland. Will Shipman was a passenger for The Dalles on the Spenoer Friday. Jos. Wright came np from Cascade Looks Friday on the Spencer. R. H. McKean of Wasco was a guest at the Orr home last Friday. No. 5 stopped tor breakfast in Hood River Saturday morning. C. U. Stranaban made a business trip to Portland on Friday's local. Mrs. R. 11. Wallace was a visitor in tbe Rose city tbe latter part of tbe week. D. W Horner, of Ileppner, was in Hood River laBt week visiting with hia family. Tbe term of oircuit to be held in May has been postponed to the 17tb of June. Mrs. Reid, wbo bag been in Port land for some days, returned to Hood River Saturday Allie Henderson, ot Blngen, was in Hood River recently truniaotiug bus iness with our merchants. Mia. Ralph Ellis who has been vis iting her daugbtei at Wyetb retuined borne Saturday on the local. O. L. Strsuaban and wife, wbo bave been iu Poitland for several daysJ returned on tbe local Friday. Rev. Ilersbner left on tbe Telephone Saturday for points d jwn the river wbere be will bold services on Sun day. A. A. Jayue has been absent from Hood River several days during tbe week looking after legal matters at Tbe Dalies. C. E. Markbam and wife, wbo bave been spending several days visiting in tbe Rose city, returned Friday on tbe local. Mrs. A. L. Carmicbael returned Friday from Portland wbere she bad been visiting for several dayj during tbe past week. 2w'u. 1 sen berg, wbo has been attend ing the session of tbe Grand Lodge K. of P., at Portland, returned Fri day on tbe local. II. Hansen, ot Tbe Dalles, was in the valley the latter part of the week and made a trip up to bis saw miil in tbe middle valley. J. C. Hodgkins and family have moved from Hood River to White Salmon and aie occupying quarters in tbe Everhart buildiog. CoL Hartley, who left for Arlington some days ago to purchase cattle, re turned tbe latter part of tbe week with a oar ;f cattle and horses. Linn Hibbard and wife, who have been in attendance at the grand lodge of Odd Fellows at La Grande, re turned to Hood River Friday on No. 1. J. W. Dyreutorth, president of the Black Sand and Gold Recovering company, of Hood River, left for a two weeks stay at Boise , Idaho, last Friday. Mrs. Carl Ross, aooompauied by bei children, Master Clifford and Miss Katberine, left on tbe local Fri day for Portland. Mrs. Ross will visit with ber sister, Mrs. J. M. Atch eson for a tew days. Mrs. A. L Tbomas, of Newpoit, wbo baa teen a delegate to tbe gran lodge of Rebekabs at La Grande, passed through Hood River on No. 1, and was met at tbe train by ber brother, Waiter Dabney, whom she bed not seen tor two years. THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES S3 CRAM'S 31 IC Father Ewald left for a trip to Tbe Dalles last Saturday. Mrs. R. Robert went to Heppner Monday for a few dayi visit. Dr. Broslus was a passenger from Portland Thursday on the local. Dr. Wright and wife, of Portland, are out spending a few days on their ranch. Dr. Edgington, wbo bus been spending several days in Portland, re turned Thursday. Harry DeWitte, who bag been vis iting in Hood River,returned to Port laud Monday. Mrs. Alfred Boorman, of Belmont, wbo has been visiting in Portland, re turned Thursday on No. 2. D. R. Cooper was a passenger from Portland Saturday where be bad been on business for several days. Tbe body of Mrs. Myrtle Gregory, of Carson, was shipped to Tbe Dalles Monday by Undertaker Bait mess. Capt. W. B. Matheson and wife were in tbe eity during tbe past week enjoying our fine climate and splen did scenery. Mrs. T. S. Bryoe, ot Seattle, vis ited with ber friends In Hood River last week, tbe guest ot Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Vaugban. Mrs. A. Soli as, of Ontario, Ore., formerly Miss Allie Rowland, of 'lhe uaiies, visited with mends in tne oity this week. Mrs. Jas. Graham, aoaompanied by Mrs. G. E. Williams, left on the local Thursday for a few days visit with friends In Portland. "The New Kvancnlism" will hn the subject at tbe Unitarian ohuioh Sun day at u a. m. d. a. uaiariage, min ister. All are weloome. Miss Clara Blytbe, who bag been absent in Washington on a several months visiting tour, returned re cently to her home in Hood River. Dr. Rossman and wife, of Portland, who own a farm on the east aide of tbe river, were in town ovei Sunday and returned home Monday on No. 1. Editor Bradley stated to a Glacier reporter that he had received a ship, ment of red beaded eggs and expect ed to raise a lot of Rhode Island Reds. IT.fka, If Int.. r.1 t,a n.thnll. church of Hood River, Is in the east ern part of tbe state. Tbe Father will visit in Hums and Uanyon City before be returns. Mf tliliti nf f ha IrtK n.lnftn Rrm of Bobn & McNamara, of The Dalles, was a business caller in Hood Kiver during the week and made thia ollloe pleasant call. Judge J. B. Waldo and wife, ac companied by their daughter, Miss tidith, of Macley, Waldo hills, are in tbe oity attending the session ot tbe state grange. J. II. Ferguson has been appointed to do tbe assessment work during tbe pieeent year in township No. 3. J. U. is eminently qualified and will un doubtodly make a Bret-class assessor. A. W. Noble and family, of Rio i- ville, Iowa, are in tbe oity valley looking for a location. Mr. Noble is very well pleased witb this country and we hope be my conclude to tay among us. Cbris Gieisen bas purchased tbe residence property ot Joa. . Mayes. What in tbe woild Chris wants witb a residenoe (being a single fellow) Is pretty bard to tell for this la not leap year. Frank Chandler, accompanied by his brother-in-law, D. Dodson, left the latter part ot tbe week tor Tellar, Texas. These two gentlemen left with tbe purpose of making there future heme in tbe southland. Miss Cunning, ot Philadelphia, Ohio, has acoepted a position in tbe otnoe of J. 11. lleilbronner fc Co., of this city. Miss Gunning is an sooom pltsned stenograpner and will do any work oi tms character lor tne public Fred Rorden left for Portland on tbe Telephone Saturday with 10 sacks ot extra fine mohair wool. Fred baa been in tbe habit ot taking bis own clip to Portland each year and bag at ways received tbe top prices for it. Booth 4 C o, bave arranged to sup piy tne strawnetry grower witn piok erg . This store will be headquarters for tbe unemployed. Pbone in the number of pickers that you can use and tbe time that you will need them. Booth & Co will do tbe rest. Cbas. Camp bas sold hia floe span oi brown noises togetner witb bar ness and wagon to Frank Davenpoil Frank paid $425 for the bare horses wbicb we consider a bargain. Tbe team is young and is well broke tor Cbaa. ia one ot tbe best horsemen In tbe country. Dr. G. W. Edmunds, of Bay City. Mioh., a brother ot Mrs. J. S. Booth, was a recent visitor in tne oity. Ui Edmonds ia a specialist in surgery and diseases oi tne eye, ear and nose. and throat and ia taking a lest after recent work in New lork City bospi tals. He is charmed witb tbe west aiid especially Hood River and thinks we bave a very bright future a bead. DC There will be a danoe in the hall at Odell Friday evening. Judge Lake and Attorney Fred Wil son, of The Dalles, came down on the local Wednesday. Hon. Joseph Morton is in Hood River on a business trip from the Willamette valley. C. G Roberts, who bas been in eastern Oregon looking over tbe wool situation, wag in Hood River Satur day. Punoh Isenberg, wbo baa been in tbe oity for a few days, returned to tbe Newby 4 Kautz mill at Mitchell Wedneday. President Campbell, of tbe state university, ha been in the oity dur ing tbe week, and delivered an ad dress before tbe convention. W. C. Newell, chairman of the State Board ot Horticulture, was iu tbe oity during tbe week attending tbe seasioia ot tbe state grange. Mrs. J. E. Duganne, of Portland, who bag been visiting with ber daugh ter, Mrs. W. G.;Gilmore, returned to ber borne Wednesday on tbe local. Howes b Co., of Portland, Ore., can tell you how to bave the conveniences of a city water system in your coun- tiy borne. Write them for particulars. Mrs. Mary L. Harbison, wbo has been living with her. son, J. S. Har bison, ot rangent, ure., is visiting er son, li. ti. Harbison, of Hood Ki ver. An ice cream social will be given by tbe boys of the Valley Christian church Sunday school on ohurob lawn tbe eve of May 31. Eteiybody Invited. W. W. Pickett is now in charge at the Mt. Hood Railway Co. 'a depot in this city. Mr. Pickett ia a first-class railroad man and will prove an e in dent officer for that oompany. H. M. Uoss and Geo. Totum, of Condon, arrived in Hood River Mon day. Ihese gentlemen bave pur chased property in Wbite Salmon where they will make their future home. Misa Elenor Younglleft on the local Friday for Portland to be present at the commencement exerolsea of tbe St. Helen's Hall Miss Young will re main in the Rose City for a tew weeks visit Do you want the best water system in your borne? . If you' downteto Howes & Co., 310 Tilford Bldg., Port. land, Ore. Tbey will give you all the particulars free. Tbe Giaoier oflloe bag printed a lot of souvenir tickets for tbe Mt. Hood railroad, to be used on tbe excursion today. These tickets bear tbe im print of a Royal Hood River Spitzen- berg apple and are run in two colors. Aa we go to press we learn tbe sad news that Mrs. Marshall, wbo recent. ly went to tbe Good Samaritan hos pital In Portalnd, is not expected to live. J. L. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Wallace were called to her bed side Wednesday. Geo. Prather celebrated bis fiftieth birthday anniversary on a recent date. Geo. is one of Hood Rivet's pioneers. However, be looks as young as an eighteen year old boy. George, aooept our best wishes for along halt oentury more. Mayor L. N. Blowers took Dr. Wil liamson, tbe worthy grand master of Wasonlo lodge ot Uregon, for a trtp over tbe valley Wednesday. The doo tor was greatly pleased with his trip, and expressed himself in highest terms in praise of our valley. S. W. Heppner left for a trip to tbe Wihamette valley last Thursday Sam is going down and look over the webfoot country, and if be finds any thing that suits him he may make a temporary move in that direction S. W. is an old experienced real estate man, and be may conclude to resume bis old trade by selling some of Wil lamette's soil. The Hood River strawberry crop is oeginning to more. The warm weather of tbe last few days bas rap idly advanced the season. Tbe crop will be a large one considering the acreage, and tbe quality of tbe fruit will be np to tbe stundard. Uptodate there bave been about 1500 orates plaoed upon the market. In a few days tbey will go out by the oar load, Mrs. E. J. Everett, wbo has just olosed a successful term as teacher in the public school at Toledo, Or., re turned to Hood Rivet Wednesday and will spend .he summer here. Mrs. Everett ia formerly of St. Paul, wbere she was priuoipal in one ot the public schools of that city. Mr Everett baa recently purobased tbe snoe sDop or Mr. Kiggs and will man age it tor tbe present season. Dr. C. Whitney, general secretary of tbe Hone Missionary society, of tne united tsietnren cburon, and Dr. H. S. GabeL general secretary of tbe Church Erecsion society, ot the same oburob, will be la Hood Kiver Mon day, June 3. In tbe evening of tbe same day. at 8 o clock, in tbe U. B. oburch, tbey will both apeak in the interetg ot these two societies. Re member the data and come to b sar them. DC Priced at less than you DC DC More Room More Work More Frames yE have enlarged our facilities for framing pictures. Our stock of Mats and Mouldings was never eo large. Our customers never so many and never so pleased. Bring in your pictures and let us frame them and you will be pleased. SHLOCOIMrS Protect Your Strawberries FROM THE SUN AND DUST BY USING Wagon Covers Five Sizes, $2.25 to $8.60 Protect your pockect book by using Ticket Punches that cannot be duplicated. Tents, Camp Stoves, oupjjues oi every description. Stewart Hardware & Furniture Co Mrs. Di. Shaw was a visitor in Portland during tbe week. D. A. Beeves and L. II. Ilugginr were visitors iu Portland over Hun day. J. A. Walters lett on tbe looal Fri day for Tbe Dalles. Mr. Walters will go from there to Iygb Valley where be will boid religious services. Who would not like to have alt the comforts of a oity water supply in tbeir homes. You oan bave tbem no mater wbere you live. Write to Howes 4 Co., 310 fllford Bldg., Portland, Ore. Mrs. dale Bishop, who has resided in Hood Kiver, and bas been forsaken by ber huabaud, was given transpor tation by tbe county to Marion, Ohio, to which place she went during the week. J. D. MoCully and wife, wbo were recent visitors in this oity, and who have been spending some time in Portland, returned to Hood Kiver and are tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Sbaw. Mrs. Clark, of Wasoo, daughter of Mrs. Cowley, of this city, who was called here on account of tbe illness of hei mother, left tor ber borne r'ri d y on tbe lotaL Jack Bagley returned to Hood Elv er Sundpy trom a trip to Klamath Falls where he is engaged in tbe gents' furnishing business. Jack ie ports a fine trade in his line. J. H. Osborne and family, who have been occupying rooms in tbe Dr. Jen kins residenoe, bave moved into the Dr. Dumble residence wbere tbey will remain until tbeir own borne is com pleted. S. L. Goldsmith a prominent real estate dealei in Poitland and a mem ber of tbe real estate exchange of that oity. accompanied by Dr. Gilbert, a retired physician ot Los Angeles, arrived in tbe oity Saturday and are the guests of Mr. Goldsmith's brother wbo is tbe proprietor of tbe Kamona hotel. Mrs. W. Ganger and ohildren, ac companied by Mrs. . W. (Shay and children, departed for White Salmon Sunday to be present at tbe birthday anniversary of Mrs. Gan ger's tatber, T. J. League. About 25 friends and relativea gathered at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. League and gave tbem an old fashioned recep tion. A jolly good time waa bad by all pretent, and tbe day waa con cluded by serving an excellent repast. will expect to pay 0 f DCDQ and Strawberry Pickers' Ted Niokelsen of Mosler, waa in the oity Friday returning tbe same day. Walter Beaob, who hag been the eQloient and taitbfui stenographer in tbe office of J. II. lleilbronner & Co., baa aooepted a position witb tbe Ore gon City & Willamette Pulp and Pa per Co., ot Oregon City. Mr. Beaob will be employed In tbe meobanical engineering department. Walter has bad four years experience in this woik and la eminently qualified for tbe duties that may devolve upon him. We are all aorry that be is go ing to, leave us. Success to you. Ice Crusher Installed. S. L. Voung, the Hood River ice oream manufacturer, has purobased and Installed a new ioe crusher. The maohine ia rather a queer looking piece of mechanism, but the way that it crushes tbe ioe ia not slow. It bag a capacity of seven tons per hour, and it is operated by eitctricity. Mr. Young oan now make ioe cream at quiok and good aa any faotoiy iu Portland. I PICTURE f ji FRAMES ( W AND ri ART l S SUPPLIES Serious Fire Averted. A fire alarm waa sent in Tuesday evening at 12 o'olock by A. N. Kahm, wbo was on bis way home trom the oity. Aa be came near tbe Hood Kiv er laundry be discovered a small blaze coming from tbe building, and upon examination found that there was a fire between tbe boiler and one ot the sleepers on whiob it rests. 'l'he;inter ior of the building was somewhat ohared but no great damage was done. Tbe fire oompany responded promptly to the call and appeared witb tbe chemical engine, but upon their arrival ';bey found tbe lire un der control. Several men had procur ed buokets and bad suooeeded in quenching the flames. Visits Hood Iliyer. Wm. A. Taylor, chief of the pomo logical department ot tbe United States, at Washington, D. C, visited Hood Kiver last Friday and Saturday. Mr. Taylor wa4 met at the train by Hon. E. L. Smith, who took him for a drive over tbe valley. Born. To Mr. and Mrs. Cbailes Jaoobeon, of Barrett, May 20, a girl. To Mr. and Mis. Will Underwood, of Underwood, May 23, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carter, Tuesday, May 28, a girL To Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Nickelsen, on May 17, a girl.