Four HOOD RIVEB GLACEER:THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1907 CORRESPONDENCE. ODELL. Tbe many friend of li. T. Young are clad to welcome hini home again Mr. Vonne if able to walk a very . lew fcteni with tbe aid fo crutch's but be cause of a stoppage of a poitiou of tb veins of one limb be uiuxt ote tbat member vry eHrltijly in tba bope tlmt by ao doing tl.e v Id remaining in workimt ordnr may sraduallT ao commodate themselves to tbe added burden falling upon them. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson are now at borne in Udell. Last Katuiday evening tbe member of Kemp Lodge, of wbiob Mr. Wilson la a member. serenaded tbe yonng couple and were invited in. introduced to tbe bride mid treated to ciuara and candy. Mr. Wilson baa many frieuda bere and t hoy welcome bis wife and wish for tbem a long, bappy and prosperous life. Mr. and Mrs. Uyren Kodgers were Portland visitors lunt week. Mrs. Jiodgers will be remembered as Miss i:tbel Wood, of Udell. Mrs. i'nrguaoi) la bere from Astoria vlstiiug her brother, M. Hawthorne. Mis. Dunbar's sister is visiting ber, Guy Taluiage, R. S. Shelley and l.'alph Lewis were borne from tbeir duties as forest iangera a few days Just week. Odull people celebrated tbe glorious J'ourtb some at borne, others at Mood ltiver and still others at Mt. Hood, in the taoes ac Hood Klver, Denver and Winnie Wilson woo tbe three-legged race and Milton Itodgera tbe raoe for boys under eight years of age. L.1). linyed'a team met tbe auto on llootb bill. A broken wagon and a few scratches on one horse was tbe result. It is with sorrow for our tneail car rier, A. J. Frledley, and bis family, we received the accidental death by drowning of bis sou Willard. Tbe young man whs drowned IhsI Hatur day in tbe Sandy river at 'Iroutdule nnd the body was recovered and brought home Sunday and the funeral held fiom tbe M. K. church in Hood Klver Monday. Willard substituted for his father ns carrier on route 1 and had many friends bere wboiegret to hour of bis sudden and untimely death. Hot. Troy Shelley prenobed to tbe people of Udell Sunday n eermou that was full of good thoughts. Rev. Woods will preach at Udell next Sunday. Tbe C. K. held consecration meet ing last Sunday evening. M, D. Udell, loader. MOUNT HOOD. The people of Mt. Hood could not have wished for a more beautiful day thon wag theirs to enjoy the Fourth ot July. 1 Lie grovo was Ideal a .d a liirgo crowd enjoyed it, many of whom CHtno trniii Jong distances. All ririotared tboy had u splendid time. The plonlo lunch, with the barbecue meat free to all, was quite an attrac tion. It ia said that buibeoua meat is delicious when properly cooked, and K certainly was cooked well for it wa delicious. Hie following pro gram was enjoyed by all: Children's chorus, "My Own United States." Kncltation, "The ttitttlo of Manila liny," Lura Miller. Heading of Deo Juration, K. (J. Millur. Speech by Mr. JUoBsoni which was very good and tniioh appreciated, lioii, white and blue drill, nine young ladies. After the prog rum evury one enjoyed tbe foot races and hoise races. Following the racos was tho buna Jball game be tween tbe boys and married men. Tbe boys were victorious, tho score being 20 to 0. The dunce in the evening proved a grand sucoosa. Tbe musio was 'furnished by tbe Udoll orohestra and a splendid oyster supper was served. The expenses of the day were made and a goodly sum remained. The day of the 5tli found several on the sick list, the most serious were W. 8. Urlbble ami Mrs. 1). It. Cooper. We are glad to lici.r tlicy are rapidly inipiovtng. Miss Nan Cooper and Mildiod loft Portland Saturday ou their trip to Jamestown to attend the exposition. Mis. Will Kdiok went to Portland Monday to visit her parents. Mrs. Warron Cooper left July 5tb to be with her huHljiiud on tbe range for tbe rest of tbe summer. Meanra. Charley Sbaw and Oliver Antley have gone to eastern Oregon to work In tbe harvest fields. J. T. Cooper and family, of Tbe Dalle, bave coma to Mt. Hood to spend tbe summer. Rev. Levi Jobnaon, of Pendleton, beld cburcb services bere Sunday, botb lo tbe morning and evening His sermons weie enjoyed by all and we each feel inspired to be better and do bet tel. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ilelme buried tbeir lufant child Saturday Jane 2. UNDERWOOD Our fourth of July plcnlo was a great mooes and everyone seemed to bave an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Tenold and obildren are going to move this week Irom tbeir borne on Norway Flat to Rig White Salmon, wbeie Mr Tenold intends to work in tie camp. Mrs. Ed Underwood and obildren and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Howell and nephew retained Thursday evening from Little White Salmon wbere tbey have been camping and visiting Mrs. Underwood's daughter, Mis. Tyrell, for tbe patt week. Mr. Haynes and family and Mr. Cash and family are away on a camp ing trip and we all bope for tbem a successful return. Our Sunday school seems to bave lost some io number as there were about 22 less tbe Sunday after tbe Fourth than upon the previous Sun day. Mrs. Margaret Wise died last Wed nesday morning in Iront Lake of consumption and was buried tbe af ternoon of tbe Fourth In tb Under wood cemeteiy. Ora. tbe five v ar old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ira Rollaiid. died last Saturday afternoon aud was taken to M osier, Uregon, wbere she was buried on Sunday. Dr. Dumble was called over from Hood River Sunday to see Mrs. C. K. Lrsen who bas been very siok for tho past week. Tbe little son of Mr. and Mrs. Mose Thornton was very badly bitten in tbe face by a big dog. He was taken to Hood River for treatment. Henry Rolle, of Oregon City, made flying trip to Underwood one dav last week and we wonder what it all means. Flagrant Disloyally. The publicity committee ot the Commerolal olub organized this spring, bas made arangements to ex pend 12000 or $11000 of the funds col- ected from the merchants and others about town, and results from the ad vertising aie expected to roll in in a short time. The first oontraot that was made for advertising was captured by D. K. Magtnnls, a prince of smooth KDb- raiius, who baa been trying unsuccess fully for three or four yeais to lope in a commercial organization some where on a proposition to advertise in a string of cheap and practically unknown farm publications in tbe cant. Mr, Maglnsis made hit first killing bere, after be bad praotioally hung up bis fiddle and gone out ot business. Last week Seoretary Zuppman made a contract with a Seattle engraving house to print 50.000 Damnulet. 1 agreeing to pay tnerefor between f 1100 and C1200. Local printing offices were not giv en a chance to bid on tbe work, not withstanding tbat anything that can be piinted on a printing press can be done in this city and done just as well and as cheaply as In Seattle. There baa been a good deal of com ment about tbe letting ot this con tract, most people who bave referred to the mutter seeming to agree thet advertising matter for a town of 10, 000 people bearing tbe imprint of an outside printing house ia not just ex aotly what is needed here. Yakima Republic tbe child to tbe ground, severely bit ing him about tbe throat and face. Tbe laceiatloos are of mob a 'nature tbat it will practically be impossible to sew them up; iu this case tba tad will be badly distlguied for life. It ia stated tbat tbe -log was never known to bite before and that be was not naturally vicioua animaL Tba dog belonged to an ancle, Mike Thornton, who immediately ordered him killed. Mr.. Mosa lboroton brought bar son to Hood River for medical treat ment, and be ia now at tba boma ot Mr. and Mrs. Jake Thornton. It difficult to tell just what tba outcome ot tbe oasa will he. HelplHelp! Fm Falling Mote Dog; Almost Kills Child. Tbe seven year old sou of Thornton, of Wblte Salmon, was bad ly bitten by a dog last Sunday at tbe Thornton lumber camp on tbe Wash ington side. The lad was going from tba roomimt house over to tbe mess bouse, when tba dog sprang from bis hiding place along tbe trail and threw Scale and Aphis Abound. Editor Forest Urove Times: I spent three days lart week In tba southeastern part of tba county look ing over orchards. Found soma in fair condition, but moat ot tbem In bad shape. Some of tbem have not been sprayed or pruned for yeaia and are intested with all kinds of peats. I be apple tingles, tba green, black and wooly aphis. San Josa scale, tent caterpillar, oodlio motb and xvlobor- ous, besides fungal. With belD aoaroa anu Dara io get at any price. 1 am convinced that fruit growing should become a specialty, to nenleet tba or chard meana ruin to tba trait as wall as tbe trees. Tbe pesta have been ex tremely aotiva this year and unless every one prunes and sprays tbeir trees tbey had better out them down yet i am aura tnt it wa will giva our orchards tbe proper care we oan raise first class fruit. The Han Josa scale la tbe moat dangerous Dest wa have. for unless we subdue it, it will kill tbe trees iu a few years. It ia spreadinu very rapidly and we slioud do all In our power to keep it in check. Wbile out 1 examined a furlt div ing bouse and in tbe oracks In walla and tloor ot tbe apple bouse there were hundreds of oocoons of tbe cod lin motb which bad left tor tba r.eai by oicbarda to deposit tbeir eggs on tbe young apples and I dare say that very apple in those orobatda will have worms In tbem. A little fore thought aud they could all bave been destroyed by dipping tbe boxes in bot water when through with tbem. Xhe apple tmg.es are very numer ous in some oiobards and unless sprayed wltb keresone emulsion and destroyed tbe second blood coming out will not leave a greeu leaf on tbe trees. 1 also find some of tbe sniav- iug done for tbe San Jose scale bas failed to kill tbem and that there are enough live scale to oover tbe trees by tall. 1 am aware tbat one spray- ng will not kill tbe soale on old mossy trees. Such trees should be cut back and the moss and loose bark soiaped otf so that every part of the tree can be reaahed by tbe spray. Wa should be careful to see tbe spray rua- tei talis propel ly prepared and plied or it will be a ft ilure. We now have excess to tbe bulletins published by tbe experiment station at Corvallis und can get tbem by ask ing for them, so we oan inform our- lelves. There are but very tew or chards in Washington county where marketable fruit can be grown with out spraying. 1 am satisfied that tbe best time to spray for tbe San Jose scale Is as oou as the trait is gathered in tbe fall as the scale ia not yet coma to maturity a .d is easily destroyed. By spring the scale is thick and tbe moss has grown over it making it bard to reach. County Fruit Inspector. Meets Untimely Death by Drowning. The citizens of Hood River were gratly shocked at the aunuouoement of the drowning of Willard E. Fried lov which renobed this city last Sat urday afternoon from Troutdala. it appears that there were several boat loads of young men who staited up the Sandy ( river from Troutdala to take a bath on last Saturday after noon and tbat tbe unfortunate young man was a member of tbe company. After tbey had anohored tbeir boats they prepared themselves to swim across the river at this point. Wil I lard bad succeeded in swimming over I hulf way across and when he started I buck be discovered tbat he waa too I weak to make the shore. When about . 30 or 40 feet from shore ha oried three . times, "U my Uod," and aa tbe last I words fell from his lips he sank, nev er to rise again. Parties were on the spot Immediately to make search for the body, however, it was nearly three hours before tbe body was re covered, and every effort kto reeuscl- ap- -. r - It ; W. F. LARA WAY, Dr. of Opthalmology When you notice such symptoms as the following it is time you had your eyes examined : If you suffer from impaired vision, itching and burning of the lids, head ache, styes, eve strain. Spots or Specs Before the Eyes, in reading the letters run together We Will Examine Your Eyes Without Drops or Probes W;th over thirty years experience, graduated from three optical schools, we are prepared to examine your eyes and give the glarses required. We have refitted a new room and got as many instruments as any house in the West. Thus cried the hair. And a kind neijjhbor came to the res cue with a bottle of Aver! Hair Vigor. The hair vu saved! This was because Ayer's Hair Vigor Is a regular hair medicine. Falling hair Is caused by a germ, and this medicine completely destroys these germs. Then the healthy scalp gives rich, healthy hair. The b t kuid al a fstlwioriial "loW lor otw sixty yaaia." AT ax y J. C. Af tr Oo. a a HaBl ' SAtMPAUlA. FILLS. Clem recrotu. yers tata him provavd futile. 1 Many are of tba opinion tbat tba vonne loan die.l ot a bemnorhage as there waa no ev idence otw atet on his lungs. willard E. Kreldley was 18 years, 10 monine ana -i days or age. lba fun eral services wore beld from the Meth odist church in Hood Klver on Moo day, Joly 8, 1907 at 2 p. ni. Rev. B. w. Sbepard. of Michigan, pleached tba funeral seimoa and interment was made in Idlawilde cemetery nnder tbe direction of 8. E. riartmesa, no dei taker. Willard was a member of tba Ad vent cburcb, and was at Troutdal tending the annual camp meeting at tba time of hia death, lie was highly respected by all who knew him, and tbegrief atrioken family have the pro fouudast sympthy ot tbe entira com m unity In tba loss of tbeir loved one. Will Hood River Be Represented! Tba Portland Retail Qrooara asso ciation plonio is seeming many new features. Secretary Merrick ia bunt lng for a couple wiling to be married at tbe celebration of food purveyors at Bonneville, July 17, and all expenses of tba wedding are to be f upplied, be sides, tba honor. 0. R. k Jl. Makes linprovemeatit. Tba O. K. 4. N. Co., bas a large crew of Greeks at work grading tbe gronnda immediately south of tbe passenger depot. Tbe top crust of weeds and debris Is being removed, and as soon as the ground oan be smoothed off it will be seeded and planted to flowers. Supeintendent Campbell waa up from Portland this wees ana gave tbe matter bla person al attention. A concrete retaining wan win oe Duui along tbe north bank ot the ground, and tbe roadway between tbe plat and the denot will be oonaturoted of cement. Tbe stena lending io ne mi. iiooa note! will al so be of cement. At the east end of tbe flower park tbe letters "Hood tover" wiu appear In tbe grass plat. j.uis improvement win add very ma tetlally to tbe appearance of things buoui ma onpoi, ana every oitizen in Hood River will take a pride in this new oraer or tnings. The Smile that won't come off, appears on baby's inue auer one ixiuie oi Wlilte,s (Jream vermiiuge, tne great worm medicine Why not keep that smile on habv's fn II you keep this medicine on hand, you will never see anything else but amiles on ins lace. Airs, o .black well. Ok a writes: "My baby was peevish and fret rui. would not eat and I feared he would die. I used a bottle of White.s vyivuui vuriuuug ana ne nai not had Blckday since. Sold by Chas. N. Clarke &mmm Cat 13 Why Not SSee What it 0 is Like? Pric 25 Cents Our La France Rose Cream 1 for chapped hands and rough .kin in the result of careful study and experiment? in putting together the best ingredients for making a successful and thoroughly reliable toilet cream La France Rose Cream Sudden changes of temperature frequently cause the face and hands to chap and the lips to become dry and sore. A few applications of this lotion promptly relieves all thisstopa the burning and chapping, making the skin soft and yplvety. n ij SMITH BLOCK EIR CASS 30C 3C RELIABLE DRUGGISTS n NOTICE. bvety one owning land under the East Fork lirlgatlng company's dltoh (axe nonce. Ibe company baa re-organizad and is now ou a mutual plan. Tbey are selling oapital stock at tbe par value oi one bundred dollars per share. Each share of stock carries a perpet nai water right tor tbrea inohea of water, provided stuck Is purchased on or Deroro August 1st. 1907. After An gost 1st until January 1st, 1908, all stock purchased will carry a perpetual water right tor two inobes of water for each . share ot stock. So don't make a mistake by letting Augnst 1st pass wicnout a water rlaht. At least aon't blame tbe oompany for not ad vising you of the advance on that date. We figure tbat the oomDanv will praciioaiiy oe maae an DV Anaaat 1st. and some will let the data pass and depend on buying tbeir irrigating water. Ana no aouDt tne oompany will serve them as beat tbey oan from tba individual stockholders surplus. as some have anticipated their wants and bought mora water than tbey can use just now, so tbe oompany will try to take oara ot this surplus by selling to any applioant each year. But we believe it will only be a abort time until all stockholder! will use all water tbey bave contracted for and tbe man wbo buys from year to year will have no assurance whatever. Tbe sale of tbe oapital stock is nn der tbe control ot tbe board of direc tors and limited to five hundred shares (and they are instructed by tbe stockholders to stop aala of stock at any time they deem expedient to the best interests of tba oompany. ) For any other information enquire of any memoer or ine Doard ot directors, namely: C. K. Bone, V. Wincbell, F. 11. Stanton. F. M. Jackson. J. 11. Pop. ter, U. tt. Bowerman, Ed Miller. uy oraer ot tbe board of directors. C. R. Bone, oresldnnt. Dated Saturday, May 11th, 1907. jy Quick Relief For Asthma Suflerers. roiey s nonev ana Tar attorda im mediate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst etages and if taken in time will effect cure. Sold bv Chan. N. Clarke. DR. JONES, Dentist Crown and Bridie Wort Teeth Without PUtes. Treatment of diseased teeth and gums. Office Brosiua Building. Phone 1033. R. B. BRAGG & CO. Ladies' Oxfords (OR LOW SHOES) --Don't fail to see them they are the Pink of Perfection Moderate in Price High in Quality SPECIAL in broken lots. You will have to see to realize how cheap you can buy Men's Shirts, Men's Underwear, Ladies Walking and Wool Skirts Ladies' Neckwear Our Line of Clothing is of the Highest Standard of tail oring, Newest Styles and Pat terns. and when you purchase one of our ..Miller-Made Suits.. , you have the satisfaction ..of knowing you have.. THE CORRECT THING IN CLOTHING SPECIAL 35 suits of broken lines, sizes 33 to 38, worth from $8.00 to $14.00 One-Third Off, or from $5.50 to $9.00 the Suit R.B AGG&CO To the ! People of Hood River Valley it is vvniie wheat has advanced until higher than it has been for a good many years, we are still selling ali kinds of wheat products at about 25 less than the Mill ing Trust charged you before we started up. We will meet any price made on same qually of goods y any responsible concern doing a legitimate business. We are still headquarters for the best rolled barley in town at right prices. Hood River Milling Co. Folger's Golden Gate iny re? Daiunjj r owaer UvZie Is tomposcd of the followinn ingredients . and . none other: i .-. ' - Pure Cream Tartar and Pure Bi-carbonate Soda A. F0LGER & CO '' San Francisco To malffi rnnm fnr nm. rn 11 Mill: i closing out all of our present stock at reduced prices nats irom OU0 up. Call and see the b'arguins. W. J. BAKER & CO. No. 1. Five acres 1 mile from town, all Improved, in strawberries, poultry yard, 4-room house and 2-year old or chard of yellow Newtowns. Straw berries are in perfect order and bear first crop this year. Three inches water right. Price $2,600. No. 2. 24 acres one-half mile from town, 15 acres in orchard one to five years old and standard varieties. New nouee of 8 rooms, new barn, ( an have electric light in house and telephone, free mail delivery. No waste ground, all nnder cultivation. Water. Price $15,000. No. 3. Six acres close in, land all cleared, very rich and readv for nlnnt. ine;. No buildings, 5 inches of water right. Price $3,000. No. 4. Twelve acres 8 miles from town, good soil, beautiful location, lies upon Mt. Hood railway. Price $100 per &CI6. No. 5, Eight acres two aud one-half miles out, 4 acres in orchard 2 years out, standard varieties, 5 inches water right, 2 acres strawberries, 4-room house. Price $3,000. No. 6. Fifteen acres short distance out. No waste ground, all set to young or chard of standard varieties. 11 inch water right, 7 acrea strawberries. Price $6,200. No. 7. Sixteen acres two and one-half miles out, all in orchard, 1 acre full bearing balance 1 and 3 years old. This ia a beuutiful place and in per fect order. About 12 acres straw ber- ries. Price $10,000. No. 8. 68 acres on East Side, two and one-half miles out. 30 3-year old ap ple trees, 100 2-year old, all standard varieties, aleo a dozen mixed varieties for home use. Home waste land. Price $3,000. No. 9. Twenty acres unimproved land nnr Pine Grove school house. Price $110 per acre. No. 10. Forty acres 6J miles out, all under cultivation, 6 acres fall baring orchard, aleo young orchard of yellow Newtowns, 3 years old, 20 acres hay land. Small fiuits, nice large house, out buildings, etc. This is a very de- ' mrable tract, can be divided if pre ferred. Price $15,000 MOSIER Lands. Spencer Strikes Sand Bar. ; " On the down triD Satnrria 'th. steamer Spenoer - was - beaobed at Washoogal and was not released ontll 8 o'clock Monday mornlnu qoently ahe was not able to make her regular trip on tbat dav. Th .tm r Teal cam. op Monday and bandied dot passengers ana freight. She was released from ber prison Monday at ternoon nnd went ito Portland. ShA sain on tbe run mnkt ncr hot ain lartrlp. 20 Acre Snap: , Twenty cres of good soil, mostly all cleared, hftlf of it black loam end bal ance clay loam; best kind of l.n.i berries or orchard, and raises tine gar-1 Bnce of the weTk at the FashJoY XI' - v kuvu r in i u vm inn iai ULumni nnnniM a( v f in large or small'tracts.. Some very good land at low prices at ! present. Good growing community, Six miles east oF Hood Kiver, Also homesteads and re linquishments. Parties wishing to buy will do well to write or see - ..' GEO. CHAMBERLAIN, Mosier, Oregon German Coach, Stallion Monteur, the Imported Oldenburg RWrnau " owmsd V !thr Hood th. !I.Ch Horf ooNpaoy. will make i J ,Un28 M ,0,l0W8: MniiV Ki.iT02&T J& .each " Wm. r Wednesday at Stanton'i creek on Und. It lays adjoining one of the best small orchards in Skamania county. Price, $1800 for quick sale terms on part. Address ' Wm. A. Burdick, Collins, Wash. Wolnh nat. ?iuVu nc'0 August 1. Mon- h"d8. h'Kh, ight 1,500 pounds, of uperb style and confirmation: J31tf i il