The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, July 25, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTwo HOOD BIVEB QliAOIUlSTHURflDAY JULY 25,' 1907 J0D RIVER GLACIER '.;. Jc--t .ku.-4? Ml t. MOM. f.WUM. f ems els k s4vaae. I sabaerlr!oa-i r Mt pi4 Tb grand lodge of Elk refused to abandon tbe elk tootb a an emblem of tbe order, and thousand of mem ber of tbe older are disappointed. Tbe great demand foi tbe elk teeth ia causing .needles slaughter of tbe anl mala, and to stop tbl jdoplorable practice, tbere is a growing aentlment among tbe member to bare tbe tootb abandoned a an emblem. Aitiolee of incorporation of tbe "Purtage Railroad Extension compa ny" bare been filed by Dalle buii neag men, baviog a it object tbe ex tension of tbe portage road to Tbe Dalles. This is a justifiable en tei prise and puts tbe borden of tbe work upon Tbe Dalle people, were it belong, instead of asking the state to pay for it, where Tbe Dalle raap almost the eutire.benedt of it exteniion. Tbe action of several of tbe eastern railroad manager in cutting off tbe free pass abuse has materially reduced tbe number of persons visiting tbe seaside resort in some of tbe states, say a New York dispatob. For in stance, at Atlautio City, where there were by tbia time every year about 30,000 people trom the cities, there are leas than 1500, and tbl la all do to the Pennsylvania system abutting down on tbe iHSuanoe of tbe passe over iti line. Tbe PaoiHo Htates Telephone and Telegraph company baa pitted itself against tbe Home Telephone company and tbe contest resolve itself into the survival of the fittest. Tbe con ditions wbioh obtain elsewhere, where these two rival aie struggling for pre-eminence, will ooo be placed to the test io our city. We are pione to believe that tbe Home company will win out in the iaoe. Our leaaou for tbia belief 1 that the latter Is a h ime company. The majority of the stock is owned by the consumer, and we are inclined to think that tbe business men of any city can make or break a company of this character by tbe di rection of their patronage. At the last session of the Washing ton state legisature a law wa passed providing for tbe puiobnse of park grounds by cities of tbe second, third and fourth class, contiguous or non contiguous to the city. The bill baf been signe.l by the governor and has become a law. There are a score of towns in tbe state of Washington that aie ready 50 "take advantage of this provision and purchase property suitable tor park purposes Tbe cities are empowered to draft ordinance providing for a board of park commissioners, not to exceed three in number, and to be appointed by tbe mayor, and to serve during bl pleasure, provided that mob boaid shall serve without oompensa tlon. The city council may levy a tax not to exoeed one ui lit on all of tbe taxable property for tbe purpose of purchasing or maintaining suob park or parks. Oregon should have a similar law. There are many place in the state where tbere are no suitable park lo oatlou within tbe city limits. Suob a law would give these smaller places an opportunity to make suitable pro visions for paiks and recreation grounds Work on Open Itlver. Information is given out that with in tbe next 30 day further improve meuats of the river channel between Cetllo and Umatilla v. Ill begin on a mammoth scale. Five large camps will be established along the river and operations will be beguu against the live worst j-apldajo tbe Columbia. Work is now doferred because the water is net quite low enough to penult it being can led on to the best advantage. Money will not be spared in the op eulng of the ohanuel. Tbe govern ment baa appropilated 9400.000 for the work and according to Uol. itoesa ler, ot Portland, who is engineer in charge, it will take two year to spend this amount lu legitimate work. It will be sullloient to carry the im provements to tbe point that the rap ids will be pansable at all season ot the year. There will be approximately 100 men employed by Hoealer. Tbe men will livi in house boats on the river. The ttelief, the remodeled boat put on the Columbia by tbe Open Kiver association this summer to handle the tratllo betweeu Celilo and Umatilla, bee "proved iu eveiy way satisfactory aud suitable for the work, but busi ness ou the river is not yet sutlloieut to pay expeuses. it is expected, however, that this fall's wheat shipments will more than make back to the association the money sunk in keeping tbe boat ou tbe run bet ore the busy season sets in. Chronicle. I se Other Company's Phone. Helena, July 2:t.-Judge W. 11. Hunt, iu the Uuited States court to day tendered a decision of tar reach ing Importance to telephone users, holding that one company oould not withhold the use ot its lines from an other, even though tbey be competit ors. The Moutana & Wyoming and Mu tual Telephone companies applied to the court for an order compelling the Kocky Mountain liell Telephone com pany to furnish connection when de airedat.reasouabie compensation. This was resisted ou the ground that the lines wete built for its pa tron i aud not those of competing companies. Extended argument were heard last week. Judge 11 unt, however, found for tbe complainants, and stated that within a few days be would name a commie sioj to tlx tbe division of charges when suoh use is made of connecting Hues. Miiaei Dunn aud Croat, of Port laud, who ae enjoying an outing io one of the Jewett cottage at White Salmon, visited friend iu Hood Kiv er yesterday. laothfr;rilUr. Under tbe caption of "Other Town Seek Title of Cherry City" toe Salem Statesman of recent data grul Tbe Dalle as follow: "What I there in a name?" Well there is a good deal, especially in those title that eitie take npon themselves uoh as Apple city. Cherry city, Straw beiry city, Koe city, eta. beiem bat for tbe past two year modestly aspired to tbe title of Cher ry city and at tbe convention of tbe PaoiHo Coast Aesocltioo of Nursery men beld Here tbe past week tbe orown to which she ha always been entitled wa placed upon her brow. lb Capital city U bearing her non- ore modestly, In fact Salem ha al ways been loo modest and on various oooaaion baa failed to assert herself a abe abould. Tbe at t ion of the lead ing nurserymen of the coast in crown ing ber tbe (Jberrrv city comes a a aouroe of aatistaotion to local lioit grower for no gieater jury oould have rendered a verdict oa a question 01 tbia kind. The persistent and determined effort made by tbe town of The Dalles to style beraelf "lh Cherry city" Is too ludicrous to lb considered .serl- oufly. lbe newspaper of that town bave done their beet to nave the pub lio follow them in naming tbe little city on tbe bank of proud Columbia lbe Uberry city" but their ettorU bave been in vain. Hot Air from Bogie Hirer. It i not possible to ay In what fruit or other farm product Kogao Kiver valley will exoell when this most favored section becomes fully devel oped for we can equal Hood Kiver on Spitzenberg apples and beat tbem on newtowna, tar and beyond beat ail tbe world on pear, beat California on I'okay grape and New 1 ork on Con oorda. exooll Willamette valley on oberrles, equal Georgia on peaches and franco ou walnuts, Kooky roil on oantelopes,Soutb Carolina on wa ter melons, hunt Indies ou oasabas, California ou alfalta, Florida on to matoes, Conuetciout on tobacco, Vir ginia on peauuH, Germany on bop, Holland on butter, England on tine stock and Turkey on mohair. Kogue Kiver Courier. You forgot one item in which yon oau exceil, namely: All the world in bot air. Tbere la an old adage, "(Jive tbe devil enough tope and he wili bang himself." What' tbe matter down tbere, baa Brother Lownsdale oeen vnitlug your Ouster Drown Writes of Hood Kiver. Portland, Ore., June 21, 1007. lbe Drown Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. Ueotlemen: My reception jester day in Hood Kivei tor W. O. Asb & Co (The Pari Fair) wa very success ful. We drove about over town in tbe afternoon with a nice rig. We bad a bumer wbo brought the people to their door with M trumpeting. 1 aunounoed the reception tor 4 p. m. to everybody and I think everybody in town was out to hear me as well as from tbe adjaoent oountry. I talked Duster Drown Dlue Ribbon shoes, While House shoe and other Stai-5-Star specialties for three quaiter ol an hour with tbe usual auooess. 1 bad every obild present cheering and promising to wear nothing but Muster urown shoes. 1 drilled them in line, gave tbem the -toovenlr and left them all happy. I bad splendid order all during my talk. The firm was well pieased with my work and will write and send photo of the crowd. Tbe children brought me strawberries and apples from tbe oountry. 1 made a huge number of friends for Duster urown shoe In Hood Kiver. Trusting business is going to remain good the baianoe of this season, 1 am, rours Kespectfully, Duster Drown. Why They Can't Contribute. We clip tbe following from tbeShel blna, Mo., Democrat. It ia worth cutting out and passing around among communities where catalogue houses do a thriving business: "The ladies ot .the M. E. Churob South have been sending circular let ters to friend and aoquuintanoea at a distauoe, raking tbem to place a quarter in a coin oaid enoloeed and return to tbe writer. Tbe letter states that tbe quarter goes into tbe build Ing fund, ot which tbe ladle bave pledged themselves to raise 92000, Some one sent one of these letter to Sears, Koe took & Co.. of Ohloago. thinking that alnoe tbey were drawing suoh immense trade from tbia sec tion of tbe country, tbey would be giaa to give 'jh cent toward building a cburob in which their patron oould assemble to worship tbeir Uod. Did she get tbe quarter? No, but she got a lengthy typewritten letter wbioh must nave oonsumed more then quaiter's worth of tbe stenographers time setting forth many and various reasons why Sears, Koebuok A Co, oould not send 25 cent to help build a churob in Shelbina, Mo. Of oourae, they regretted exceedingly that they ocuid not do o, but that' all." llawkeye Picnic The exeoutlve board lot tbe Hawk eye society met at Lara way 'a jewelry store last Saturday to make arrange men's lor the annual picnic and tbe following oommlteea were apointed : Urounda-J. Wiokbam, K. M. No ble. W. Fike. Music Miss Harbison, Mrs. Denj. Lage. Program President and vioe presi dent. Amusement J. Moore, R. J. Mo Isaac. F. Chandler, O. Detbman, Hur nett E. Duncan, A. A. Jayne, Mrs. K. M. Noble and Mrs. U. A. MoCur dy. Tbe committee are requested to meet at Lara way' jewelry stoie Sat urday, July 27. between and 5 p. m., when tbe date of tbe meeting will be decided. Advertised Letter List. Advertised letter list for week end ing July 22, 1007: Anthony, Mis Ce lesta; Dekuek, Mr. U. 11. i Coney, Mis Lidab; Jonea, Mary; Sechler, Miss May; Zevely. Dertha; Dronaugh, Wm. ; Drown, Uuss, (2) ; Ellery, W. ; Evlos, John; Hilderbrand, J. II.; Jordan, M. J. ; Miner, Oarner; Miles, W. D. ; Morgan, James; Spunnias, Angel; Weaver, Arthur; Weiss, Char ley (3); Wheeler, Herman; Yakobson, Ulaus; Yooke, Henry. Adveitlsed letter list for week end ing July 15, 1907: Darner, Mrs. II. L. ; Delsbee, Editb; Gibbons, Arvilla; Jones, Graoe; Matteon, Elizabeth; Olsen, Emma; Pratt, Jessie; Pope, Kuby; Kicketts, Ora; Savers, Emma; Sin Clair, Killa; Ursetb, Annettte; Bayard, S. H. J Domgardner, Willie; Collier, W. R. ; Colliua, J. W. ;Cork, Marion; Danaals, Clifford; Divan, Wm. &; Ellis, John; Flfmn, Ted; Hammond, Cha. E. ; Highsmitb, Price; Jackson. D. M. : Kabler. J. R, : Suister, Felix; McConn, O. E. ; Mad ron, Jim; Makl, John; Miyoshl, S. (Jap); Ness, A.; Parker, Henry; Pit man, Cbas. ; Radford, F. W. ; Reed, Ja-t. ; Sauoeis. Arthur; Schleicher, John J. ; Stapleton, Arthur; Stewart, Jack; Tiohner, Vinoe; furpln, Den; Wells, l'ho. H. (2). Wm. M. Yate. P. M. ADDITIONAL LOCAL W. L. Huckster wa a passenger on tbe local for Portland yesterday. Edw. J. Perkins same down from Tbe Dalle yesterday on insursnoe business. Mr. Harry Olsen, ot Underwood, returned from Portland on tbe local Tuesday morning. E. O. RilllDff purchased a One Clougb t Wairen piano at Sonle'a Pi ano House tbl week. Geo. Chamberlain, tbe M osier real estate man, made a business trip to Hood Kiver yesteiday. Rev. W. C. Oiimore and wife went to Meoomlne Tuesday afternoon on tbe local to visit friend. M. Willi, one of Oregon sturdy pioneers, purcaaed a fine Drewster pi ano ot Soule's Piano House t hi week. Commodore Dean baa been on tbe ick Hat for several day, but was making tegular trip again tbe nrst or tbe week. A. Uuaker. an apple grower of tbe Crapper distriot, bought a Clougb & Warien piano ot Souie Piano nous Wednesday. Caot. J. U. Duke baa been grant ed an Increase of pension from $10 to $15 per month under tbe law ot Feb ruary 6, 1007. Geo. T. Pratber wa canvassing for utsciibers to tbe new Home phone, and reported that be bad not yet met with refusal. Joe Morton went to Astoria Tues day to visit bis son, wbo is located near tbere, and also to spend a lew day at tbe beach. P. M. Hall-Lewi soeut a few day at tbe Chautauqua grounnda, Glad stone Park, and report tbe attrao tioo tbere tbia year a r.eing very One. Mr. E. A. Ranou and obildren bave arrived from Denver aud are now living on their plao at jMosler. Mr. Kanou will join bia family a month or so later. Mr. RuDelle and wife, of Portland, arrived on tbe local Tuesday aud en gaged passage with Commodore Lean to White Salmon, wbere be ha piop erty interest. Mr. Peter Schmidt baa filed a com plaint befoie Judge Henderson charg ing ber husband with threatening to kill ber. A warrant has b en issued (or Peter, but be disappeared. Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Van Horn and Mil Claire Haviland, of Durt, N. Y., will be here today or tomorrow and spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Wil lis Van Horn at tbeir country borne. There will be a ball game next Sun day at Columbia Park, Hood River, between Goldendale aud Hood Kiver. (lame called at 2 .30 p. m. Ibis will be a good game and should be well at tended. D. W. Wade, of Fairmont, Minn., arrived this morning and spent the day with A. D. Mne and family. Mr. Wde ia making a tour of tbe west and may locate If be fluds a place to suit him. Mis Eula McCully arrived yester day from Portland ou ber way borne to Joseph, Ore., from a tour ot tbe Yellowstone Park. She will visit with ber aunt, Mrs. Dr. Shaw, before re turning borne. A farewell reception will be tender ed Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Elkins at tbe Valley Cbrhtiau oburob Friday even inn. Jnlv 2Gth. Evetey one Is cordi ally Invited to attend aud enjoy a so cial evening. F. L. Hayden, wbo sold out bia plaoe in the valley tbia spring, left for Modesto, Cel., yesteiday, accom panied by his son, H. W., wbo Is a teaobor at Vancouver. Mr. Hayden will probably locate in California. Tbe special meetings oonducted by Rev. U. Wyse Jones were olosed Mon day nluht. Nine were baptized, sev eral received by letter, upward of six ty made a start in tbe meetings. The attendance and interest was spienaia The suit between Fonts and Savage has been compromised and settled out of oourt. Mr. Savage gets a lease of the building, stock and fixtures, and it is said will apply tor a saioon n oeose at tbe next meeting of theooun- cll. Richard Newball and wife, of Park er. S. D., old friends and neighbors . . .i . ... ...... i ot toe Pratt iamiuea, or me xjouu River Hanking A Trust Co., arrived trom Portland Tuesday morning and spent tbe day in Hood River, return ing on tbe local in tne arternoon. Tbe ladies of tbe Congregational Aid eocletv will give a lawn social on tbe eveniug of Friday, July 2G, on tbe commodious and beautiful lawn of Mis. P. S. Davidson. Ice cream and cake will be served tor 15 cents. Fruit punch live oents a glass. A cordial Invitation is extended to all. E. C. Miller went to The Dalle Tuesday morning and proved up on his homestead at Mt. tiooa, i. u, Larwood aud J. R. Steele aocimpany ing him a witnessea. Mr. Miller baa lived on bis homesteud for six yeaia, and now has a valuable ranch a short distance east of tlelmei's store. O. L. Dottstord. of Oklahoma, i bere visiting hi son, F. L., wbo ha a ranch in the upper valley. Mr Dottsford is well pleased with tbe oountry bere, and say thpt be is tempted to dispose of his interests in Oklahoma and locate permanently in Hood River. Mrs. Geo. Molntosh wa taken to a Portland hospital Thursday and bad an operation performed. Sunday she was In a critical condition, but im proved enough so that Mr. Mcintosh oame home Monday morning. Tbe obildren at home are being oared for by Mrs. W. A. Lookman. J. M. Hamblet, wife and daughter, started for Cotfeevllle, Kansas, Tues day noon to spend about alx week visitiug old friends and relatives. While in the east Mr. Hamblet will attend a reunion ot hi old regiment at Springfield, Mo., and expeots to meet many old comrades wbo he bn not seen since the war. John Gerdea is busy fixing up bis premises, cleaning up the grounds next to the depot, rebuilding bis feuoe, etc He has been notified by Supt. Campbll that be must dispense with bis chickens aud keep bis prem iaes neat, or no more work will be done by the O. R. A N. towards beau tifying the grounds around tbe depot. Dan Mears arrived Tuesday evening from Portlnd and spent yesterday in Hood River. Mr. Mears says that tbe Arm of Morse, Gould A Mears are getting along nioely with tbeir oon traot of giad ing 22 miles, bat that it will take at least eight month more to finish tbe work. He said that when be loft they bad over 700 men on the payroll W. fl. Carter left Tuesday afternoon for Valdez, Alaska, to be gone several weeks, looking after some mining in terests at that plaoe. Mr. Carter'! brother-in-law. who I in the govern ment set vioe, is abo interested with Mr. Carter, and will make the trip with bim. They bave a large interest those Bargains Id Men's Linen Colors Good Ipljr eollars, all sis and variety of styles. To close tbem out 6 for 25 cents Ladies' Shirt Waists Special 25 cents We have a few odds and ends in mi Shirt Waist department that are worth from 60 cents to $1.60 each, lite from 32 to 38 You cant afford to make a waist like these for this money if the ma'erial cost you noth ing. Special one week, commencing Friday, July 2tt n Special In ome copper mine in Alaska, which are promiaing big return. Mr. R. E. Harbison and ion Rob ert, jr., left yesterday for Seaside. wnere mey will spend a couple ct week vacation. Mrs. Harbison has throat trouole and hope ot finding relief trom tbe salt sea air. Mr. Har bison wiU join them later. Monday evening E. L. Smith re ceived word that Prof. C. D. Wright and wife would pay bim a visit tbl week. Prof. Wright wa one of tbe civil engineer wbo bad charge of tbe construction work of tbe O. KAN, and bia acquaintance with Mr. Smitb dates trom that time. Since then be bas spent many years iu Euiope, and tor 20 reurs Las been protessor of English literature at Mlddlebuiy, Vf., a college which is 104 year old. tie ia now on his way back to that city to resume bis Ubors in tbe university. S. M. Walton has bad P. P. Fonts arrested on a charge ( assanlt nd hatttery, cliiming tbst sai l Koust set lire to his blresute appnndagi that tringfl the lower part of tbe fare of said Walton. Ihe rase csine for trlx btfoie Judge Menders n Tuerdsy muruing, aud after the prelimlnaiy hearing the dettn1ant demanded a jury trial, lbe case was tor. for Thurs day evouing aud the lulWiuu jurors summoned: Dr. Watt, Dr. bhaw, E O. Blanch', R. N. Young, J. U. Dukea and W. L. Upson. E. H. Hart wig appeared for the state and A. A. Jayne for tbe defense. Born. To Mr,' and Mr. A. C. Steven Jnly JDa 12 pofiad boy, t . To r, aud Mrs. P. B. Loving, July 20, a boy. To Mr. and Mr. Dr. E. O. Dutro, July 23, a girl. - Abraham Lincoln was a man who, against all odds at tained the highest honor a man could get in the Uuited States. Ballard' Horehound Byrnp has attained a place, never equaled by any other like remedy. It ia a sure core for Cough?, Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza, and all Pulmo nary diseases. Every mother should keep supplied with this wonderful lough medicine Sold by Unas. n. fjlarlce. The Churches Methodist Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath school 10 a. m.; Ep wortli L ue 7 p. no. Prayer meeting Thrrsda evening. All cordially invit ed. W. U. Mans, pastor. Episcopal service at 11 a. m. the third Sunday in each month, conducted by Archdeacon II. D. Chambers. Sun day School eveiy Sunday at 10 a. m. U. B. Church Sabbath school, 10 a. m. : preaching. 11 a. m.: Y. P. C. E. 7:15 p. m.; preaching, 8:00 p. rn. Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Junior Socitty Saturday at 8 p. m. Alt are cordially invited to attend an or any oi these ser ies. Pastor, J. W. Sprecher. Christian Church Preaching services at K. of P. Hall each Sunday evening and at 11 a. in. each first and third Sun day, and at Odell at 11:30 a. m. each second and fourth Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a. m. and Y. P. 8. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. each Sundav at K. of P. Hall. Cordial invitation to the puplic. W. A. Wood, Minister. Baptist church Sunday school 9 :50 each Suuday. Preaching 11 a. m. and 9 :00 p. m. ; mid week Prayer servioe at 9 p. m. Wednesday evening Rev. C. IL McKEE, Pastor Riverside Congregational Church, W. C Oiimore. pastor. Servioe Sun day at 11 a. m., Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m., evening worship at 8 p. m. Belmont M. E. Church. II. C. Clark, pastor. Services, Belmont: Sunday school at 10 a. m. ; Class meeting at 11 a. m. ; Epworth League 7 p. in. ; preach ing every Sunday evening and 2d Sun day in month at 11 a. m. ; Prayer meet ing Thursday 7:30 p. m. Services at Pine Grove same as above except preach ing, which is on 1st and 3d Sundays at 11 a. m. Crapper. 1st and 3d Sundays at 8 :30 ; Sunday school at 2 :30. Mount Hood. The 4th Sunday at 11 a. m. ; 8undav school at 10 a. m. Catholic Church Regular service every Sundaj Special Notice. A my lease on tbia atore expire August 1st, everything in toe will be sold at a i eduction to save moving and storage cbarase. The stock comprise a fine line of pianos, one Interior Apouo Player, one outside Apollo Player, several One organs including too Estey, A. B. Cbase and Mason A Hamlin make, a fine line of phonograph and rec ords, violins, mandolins and guitar. Have also. several second band pianos and organslverr cheap. A very low price will be made on all the goods during tbe remaining tlx days. Silas U. Boole, Soul Piano House, Phone Main 1423. All th World know that Ballard's Snow Liniment has no superior for Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, (Juts, Sprains, Lain Dago ana an pains. Bnv it. trv it. and vou will al ways use it. Any body who has used Ballard's Snow Liniment is a living proof of what it doe. All we ask of you is to get a trial Dottie. rrice soc, 60c and UH) Sold by Chan. N. Clarke. ' Tlhie Paris Fair The Store That Saves You Money Boys' Washable Suits As the season will soon be over for this class of mer chandise we are going to give you a chance to save some money on your boys' washable suits. Boys' Suits, assorted pat terns of light and dark Chambrays, wide sailor collars, blouse style, worth from GO to 75 cents a suit. Special commencing Fri day, July 20 for one week. The Suit 45c Hoys' washable suits of cn'Hin color, trimmed with G rows of braid four-in- Have You Talked With Porter? Let him tell you about FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, HOOD RIVER. Rev. G. II. McKee Closes Work. Rev. C. H. McKee, psstor of the Baptist oburcb, closes bis work next Sunday, Subject in tbe morning, "If you do not get tired." Tbe evening subject, "Divine Discontentment." The McKee brother will sing at both cervices. McKee Bros. Concert a Success. A large and enthaeinetio audience greeted the McKee brothers iu their concert at tbe first Baptist church nu Tuesday evening. Tbe McKee broth ers were at tbeir best and ceitainly lived up to tbeir reputation of giving first class concerts. Tbe mdiouce showed their appreciation by asin and again calling) tbem baok for en oores. lbe boys responded thiee time to some uumbeis. E. P. Mo Kee oaptivated tbe bouee in his en oore to bis solo and seemed unable to satisfy his bearers. In the piano solo, "Tannlianser March", Ralph McKee abowed the result of years of careful training and piactioe and is on excel lent piano soloist. Tbe McKee bi others were a splend id help in tbe meetings, singing for Evangelist Jones. Hood River showed ber appreciation In tbe practical man ner by giving a large turn out at the ooncert and enjoying the best musical ever given in tbe city. Come agai" "boys" aud we wIU give you a house and a lively bearing. Tbe MoKee brothers are all rigbt. Bad sick headaches, biliousness or constipation are quickly relieved bv DeWitt' Little Early Risers. Sma'll pill, sure pill, sate pill prompt and pleasant in action. Sold by Kcir & Cass. Many complimentary reports are being received trom the newspapers of Nebraika, ocntalning good words about Oregon as a result: of tbe Oma ha business men' excursion to this state. It ia tbe consensus of opinion among the best advised grain men that the wheat crop of the present year will leave in tbe bands of the farmers of the Paoiflo northwest from 35,000,000 to $40,000,000, assuring good times. Good repoits are being received from all the fruit sections of Oregon. Tbe crop ia satisfactory, the prices are good at the present time and the prospects tcr tbe fall frut crop are tbe brightest In tbe history of tbe state. To mak room for my lare stock of phonographs just received I will close out all the organs in sUck at any price for cash or.time. Also pianos at a low figure this week. Soule's Piano House, Main 1423. Help the Horse No article Is more useful about the stable than Mica Axle Gretae. Put a little on the spindle before vou 'hook up" it will help the horse, and bring the load home quicker. MICA AXLE GREASE VMM IMfLJwHM ttl.M I other trenae. Coats the axle wun a nam, nnwnn imriace ot I powdered mica which reduce I bictiea. Aak the dealer for Mica Axle Create. niaaaM an eaururv hand tie, black patent leather belt, a bargain at $1.85. Special one week, commencing Friday, July 2G. The suit... $1.35 Men's and Boys' Straw Hats 10c We have a basket full of Straw Hats for men and bo vs. worth from 2.j cents up" to $1.00- They have got soiled and mussed irom being on display, but for work-a-dav wear are the biggest of bargains. Special 10c Belle Crest. MT. HOOD HOTEL V flDFlsON liW Short line and Union Pacific 3 Trains to the East Dallv Thronifh Pullman standards and tourist slwpiiiK cars daily to omnba, Chicago, Mpo- City; through Pullman tourist sleeping ear Reclining chair cars (seaU free) to the Kaat dally. Union Depot- Leave. Arrive. the Kaatvla Huntington, dally 8:90 am 8:20 pm WaHhiiigton, Walla Walla, Lewiston, coeur d'Aleneand Ureat Northern polnta, daily 7:00 pm 8:00 am Atlantic Express for the East via Huntington, daily 7:10 pm :30 am Portland-Biggs local, for all points between Biggs and Portland, dally 8:00 am 5: pm RIVER SCHEDULE TOR ASTORIA andfeOO P. M 5:00 P. M wav nointit. cnnnwlinir Dallv Dally except Sunday. with steamer for Ilwaco and North Beach steam er Hassalo, Ash street except Rnnduv. Saturday, aoca (water per.) 10:00 P. M. FOR Dayton, Oregon City and Yamhill Riv 7K A. M. Dally except Sunday. 7:30 P. M, er points. Ann street! Daily except Sunday. aock (water per.) FOR LEWISTON, Idaho, and way polnta, from Klparla, Wash. 6:40 A. M. Daily except Saturday 410 P. M Daily except Friday orrica hocrs Welch lnna B a n. t.m . . "V v a. 111. iu lij 111 1.111 , j i(, q p, m. No freight received or delivered after 6 Passenger Depot-Hours for delivery of ex press and baggage will be 8 a. m. till 6 p. m. WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. H. W. BOYLE, Agent, Hood River. O. R. & N. TIME TABLE. East bound No. 2, Chicago Special, 10:50 a. m. No. 4, Simkane Flyer, 9:40 p. m. No. B, Mail and Express, 10:06 p. m. No. 8, l(::w a. m. No mail. No. 24, Way Freight, 12:15 p. m. No. 2Z Fast Freight, 4:05 a. ra. West bound No. 1, Portland Special, 5:50 p. m. No. 8, Portland Flyer, 5:30 a. m. No. 5, Mall and Express, 6:30 a.m. . No. 7, 3:15 p. m. No mall. No. 2. Way Freight, 1:25 a. m. No. 55, Fast Freight, 1.-05 p. m. New Orleans Molasse in bulk and cans at Jackson's. LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A Family Library Tha Best In Current Literature 12 Compli Novels Yearly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.60 PER YEAR ; 26 CTS. A COPY NO CONTINUED STORIES EVERY WUMRER COMPLETE IN ITSELF HOOD RIVER jw i . -I . Have purchased Eleven Lots in Belle Crest since July 1st. See llelle Crest and you'll know why. Look over tbosa 8bo spa. rials of Ladles, and Misses' Bbocsand Hllppers The pair 93 cents HERE 18 A BARGAIN Figured Lawns and Dimities That would ordinarily sell nt from 10 cents to 15 cents a yard. Very pretty patterns, but as the sea Bon is getting late we are going to give you a chance at this for a very little more than you would have to pay for calico. Special for one week, com mencing Friday, July 26th. Yard. 8c Oakdale Greenhouse Flowering plants, Sweet Pea in any color and quantity. Now is tbe time to order Tulips, Crocus and other bulbs for spring; aleo Peonies, Rose and other shrubs. White Wyandotte hens for sale. Fletcher & Flbtchbb, Route 1, Hood River, Ore. MISCELLANEOUS. "k' I'll Lire bo it llullev nunn " ... I id i ver Imiik m my iiltu-e Owner eaii'line siiiie l.y y,iu i-liaigm. J. U. Kuberg. J25I5 For Siile is si r.s of choliD land, half mile ,. II. ..I VI' .... 1 1 ........ u . .... ... ... ..nu. n ilium IKH1MJ- m-. t.itn h. II tirlrkrd up; good out build- .!-. n lif-ri'pi.i, nuir. iiihiu ior inree iiiiiiillisonl.k. (J.C. V eilierell, Carson, Wasb. I27.S12 For Sale oue nood Democrat wagon; one IIkIiI vi)f-nore uhkio; oue yonug cow;-one tlmrouglitirrd 0. 1. O. boar. KiuiuTre of A. T. Dodge, It v l So. I, Hox 127, Hood Kiver. jyii Kur Kale Meiwjnd hand rigs, all kinds. Fashion livery al ible. Jll ul - Kor Kale Cheap-one pony team, hack and haineiw. Call or HddreM II. H. Hall, phone 3Uxl. K. F. I. No. 4. Hox7. jfl.al or Hsle-A good llitht running su wagon, or will trade Tot hay. W. L. C'arnes, K. P. D. No. I. Hox INI. jn-al For H,ile Yrarlmg coll. T. UMiit place, Mt. Hood. C. Join s, near Jll-al t or Male-80 acres all under fence, line or chard ol SHUHpple trees, commercial varieties, and about Mu.UUO leet of good timber. Mill near by. Two i, Ilea from tatacada electric Hue; good roads. Address C. H. Uuttridge, Spring Water, Clackamas Co. Ore. Jy25 For Bale One horse wagon, Rtougbton make, Eaqulre D. Everhart, Belmont. 8 For Hale lo doien Mason Jars, cheap. Ap. ply WDr. Jenkins. ' kg For Sale Fresh young Jersey cow and calf. Frloa ItiU. Enquire K. W. Caldwell on farm at Crapper or address Hood Kiver. aS For Bale. -Good Tent. Enquire sf B. F Moses. Fbon773. aj( For 8ale,-.Good 3-fnch Btudeboker wagon. ?T v o trade for C0Wl J,B- "'i"P", K. f . 1. pio. J. For 8ale.-New Kan II less grubber and U. H. Separator. Also want a niau lo drill well, Mrs. John Lent. al5 For Bale.-Five fresh cows ahd 2 calves. Also a good team of horses. J. Vauthlers, Mt Hood, Oregon. J25tf For Rent, Kale or Exchange. Eight-room bouse with modern Improvements. Call on Onthank A OUen. al6 For Sale. We have at our place of resl r.m? FSS1 uPP'y o' bones, weight Irom 1100 to 1400 pounds. All young and gentle. S. 8. Thompson and F. A. Fleming. 1-hone 079 Or 155. For Bale A handsome black horse, weight about 1200 lbs; very fine disposition; can be driven by lady or gentleman; a very line roadster, works either single or double. This norse Is a snap to any one wanting such an animal. Can be seen at the Kockford store, near Barret school house, Hood Kiver. aS ,MKle-JOJlte,Tler PaP- These are true fullblood. Mother won brat and second prm ,he prt'and Show. Tbese pups win make prize winners. One companions and bouse dogs. Game at rata or any vermin; In fact, there Is nothing better In the dog line. ,T do PUP eft. Kockford store, Hood Kiver. (a i?r 8A,E- Land bargain a ZO-acre tract in the valley, l mile from Odell store, church r ""ires Cleared and In fruit, bal ance has the brush slashed ofl. Lota of oak . ' ciear, no waste land, neat ??tt,e- oa and good well with pump. On the main road R. F. D. and tele Phone line. A choice home, price H.fWO. Enquire ol Lee R. Strong, Odell. al5 Wanted. r.iWn,f(,-A J'nt one h"r farm wagon. Cheap for cash. 8. B. Carnlne, R. FD. Mall Wanted-Man and wife wish to ran small n?h- Man capable and steady: wife pod worker. Send word to Wm. L. Bush, lood River, care W. H. Carter. R. F. l. no. l. ag T,Mn nd wlfe w" poslttlon to w. k""18 ol rancn- Address X. Blngen, waan. )u.al Good wages and board to Industrious man IA AJUtlftt In oloorln. nna . i j Xml P rn 1,1181 Wesl of tbe Fr!E ' Jli-wU. Kids for l.ni. - i. .... IPn 2r! .BidB wm xivl by clerk . , , u uvhiii acuoui commences Monday in September. . F. Blytbe, clerk, For Rent For Riint nr j o . ,. . ... . " -uw iuuuotd 0-ruom nouse J5d.ilWli,to..rent.or wl "" fr 'nl. i-uuui una. junewtr. Lost and Found " F"ir oi rimieas spectacles. Gold r?in5?1, yS,lM nose piece. Finder leave si Glacier office. Jll-al .v 1 vuevioicoai, white lace collar town lH-.bl'tt?nb LWeen m' Pla n(1 lAal.DI.. . . office. !,, Vnnrtil n,-.l4 -i . . ... inquire of Cha.Frtn, ft. F. I). No' 2( or at Glacier office, 111 -!i Lmt Rlark iirl whits sn white, the other eye black and white, from II very alahia. .u- I.?.- Hewrd of $20 ur return to Trn- RESIDENTS II