The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, August 01, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI i J I i x i f& -r ft i-1 1 t r i v ' J in 5-1 1 t ! ! II i r? l-i ii. Tip ptYER GLACIER ARTMLB 0 MOP., rMtab. At the rik cf having great bodily harm I u dieted upon our person by a long mfferlng public we veotara to ask, "It it hot enough for yooT" The total clip of Oregon t bis year Ik estimated at 20,000,000 pounds. Last year tbe sheep produced 18,000, 000 pounds. Tbe value of tbe 19U" clip ia approximately :t.80O,000. At a wealth-producer it exceeded tbai ol tbe previous yeat by about $."iC0,000. By tbe provisions of tbe will of tbe late Jobn H. Stetson, tbe niulti mil lionaire, philanthropist and euemy of "race auioide," every obild torn to bis aoui will Inherit 0,000. Station left 17,000,000 and atated iu bia will tbat if bia sols married their income would be doubled and eacb cbild would be given a quarter of million dollara. Tbe scarcity of business office rooma in Hood Klver la being felt by new comers looking for business locations. In fact business boatlous of all kinds ate bard to get, and more buildings are needed. Tbe new block wbicb will be erected by J. E. Niobloa will pro vide both jiouud .floor room f oi bis own business and one small etore be sides, and oflloe rooma on tbe second floor, but still mote are needed. More business blocks are needed, and will pay good interest on tbe investment. Tbe question of an eleotilo railway through Hood Xiiver valley li again being agitated, and it Is only a ques tion of a very abort time before some corporation takes up the matter and builds tbe road. It if believed it will pay from tbe start. While suth a pio jeot will undoubtedly be a money maker for the company who is the first to see tbe possibilities and puts it lu, it will also be a great factor iu the more rapid development of the valley, and tend to raise valuea espec ially in the more d'staut parts of the valley. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty against Haywood at Boise, af ter one of the longest drawn out and bitterly contented trials in the histo ry of tbe country. Those who have read the evidence are surprised at the verdict. While the principal evidence was upon the testimony of the self convicted murderer, Urobard, tbe jury did not give weight enough to that testimony to decide Haywood"! guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Vet the terrible bocusbMou of Oiobard against Ihe "Inner circle" reinaiu unexplained. Tbe eyes of the publio are upon them, aud they w)ll be marked men for life. As will be noted in another column, there is a movement on foot to pur chase ten acres of ground and eieot ami maintain an assembly bull, park and swimming pool for tbo free use of the publio, and dedicated to and con trolled by tbe grange sooletiea. It will not be a striotly looal affair, but be for the benefit of the entire valley, under proper leatrictions, where they can assemble for publio meetings, hold picnics, wheie the youngsters can enjoy bathing with safety, and be made a wholesome popular resort. The enterprise is aoummenduble ouo, aud the promoteis are entitled to great credit for their elforts. Save the Bcrrr Hughes. Hundreds of people are now going into the mountains to pick huckle berries. Tbe crop this season is ex delimit, in fuot, it Is tbe first crop t'int has esoapod the frost for a num ber of years aud the berries are now ripening iu largo quantities ou the mountains. Bo ninny people doepuil the berry patohns by breaking the bushes that a word of appeal to save tbe bushes does not seem out of plane. It iulns next yoar's crop to break off tbe bearing Lushes aud is an act of luexounalile vandalism. Save tbe busbes for next year. This is uot the last year. If everybody broke bushes aud sat iu tbe shade aud picked tbe beiries oil, how long would it be until tbe plen aut enjoyment of picking huckleber ries woud lie destroyed? Savo tho bushos. Don't vandalize the berry patches. Hast Oregon ian. Robt. ltand Visits Seattle. Ilolit. Hand returned Saturday from a mouth's visit to Seattle, where he visited his son, 1). E. Mr. Hand had a very pleasant trip, and was amazed at the lengths the teal estate boomeis Hre going to sell property. He Bays that all the hills for miles around the city have been platted into city lots, mid real estate signs adorn every thing, movable or immovable, where they con be located. He even saw a sign painted on a blanket, whiuh cov ered a cow pastured out In tbe coun try, which stated tbat so and so had acreage aud city lots for salo. Mr. ltand says that tbe ruHb of people lu the streets is so great tbat it is dan gerous to cross the street iu Seattle, while one can lay down iu the streets of Tacoma foi hours, without danger, aud "watch Tacoma grow." Death of Delia Lulu Jackson. Yesterday morutng, just past mid night, Delia Lulu Jackson, tbe infant daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. lioy Jack snu.died of indigestion, aged eighteen mouths, The fuuerai will be bold to day at Pine drove M. i-. chimin, and tbe remains laid to test in tbe home cemetery of F. M. Jackson. Kev. H. C. Clark will ollloiate, and the funeral airngemeuts will be iu charge' of S. K. liartmess. A team belonging to W. B. Grlbble, the Mt. Hood storekeeper, made a sudden dash from tbe passenger de pot yesterday morning, overturning the wagon as it dashed up tbe bill by the Mt. Hood hotel but was oaugh at tbe Transfer barn. Hut little damngo resulted. HOOD lUVEllSOLAOIEIHTnPEODAY. AUGUST 1. ISO? .... . r -- .- . r-wr-i-rrr!Ti-K. GRANGE HALL AND PICNIC GROUNDS Hood River Granger! are to have a oountry borne dedicated to tbeir own a tie. This will include a tract of ground in a central location, an as sembly ball capable of holding 000 people, park grounds wblob will ac commodate large piCDlo parties, and a tine swimming pool for tbe children. Tbis commendable enterprise is tbe result of severs! months' aniet woik on tbe part of Le Morse, wbo finally called in tbe counsel of several of tbe Grangers, wbo at onoe fell in with the Idea, and an option was secured on a piece of ground tbat lies on tbe bor det of tbe Frank-ton and Barrett dis tricts. At a meeting of East Barrett Grange Friday evening, tbe matter was discussed and met witb almost unanimous approval, tbe following oommittee being appointed to investi gate tbe matter aud report, tbe two latter being mem bets of tbe Frsnton Grange: Lee Morse. W. N. Staotter, A. O. Staten and M. if. Noble. At a meeting held Tuesday evening at Last Barrett, the following perma nent oommittee of arrangements was sppolnted : Iee Morse, B. li. Bob bins and II. C. Batebam. A oommit tee will be appointed from Fraokton Grange Friday evening to work witb tbe Last Barrett commtitee. A campaign will be started Satur day to do active work. While aboot tfJOUO Is already pledged to the enter piise, more money will be needed, and subscriptions will not be limited to Grange members, t.s It will be a publio euterpiise, aud I be users of tbe grounds not restricted to Grsnge purposse, but ttue bud will be open to all publia assembles, devoted to publio benellt, aud tbe park grounds will also be devoted to tbe good ol tbe community. Tbe first work will be done at once on tbe swimming pool. There Is s natural lake or basin on tbe plaoe, wbicb will be cleaned out. gravelfd, and fresh water turned lu troin tlie irrigating dtlch, so tbat it will be grounds will tben be nxed up tor per manent picnic grounds, and tbe as sembly ball built as soon as possible. It Is proposed to dedicate tbe ball for the use of Grange purposes, not re stilcted to any particular lodge, and will be open for tbe benefit of all worthy popular assembles. There will also re a clause in tne meed, inai should the Grange lodges fail to main tain tbe property or disband, the land will revert to the publio sobooi dsitrict, so tbat the children and the publio mty have tbe bene tit of a free park and assembly place. It is owing to tbe publio nature of tbe uses of tbe buildings and grounds that the oommittee will feel fiee to ask tor popular subscriptions outside of tbe Grangers. ADDITIONAL LOCAL Doug Ferguson bad business at VI ento yesterday. J. H. Shoemaker had business at the oounty seat yesterday. A. T. Zeek was a passenger tor Portland on tbe looal yesterday. A. M. Kelley, of Mt. Hood, was a passenger yesterday from Portland on the local. Miss Priae. of Portland, arrived yesterday ou a visit to the family of 1. K. Uoon. E. R. Bradley aud daughter, Peail, were passengers on tbe looal tor 1'oit laud Tuesday. Mrs. W. 0. Evans was tbe guest of Airs. Uano, at tbe ranob In the (Jrap per district last week. I G. (J. Ruff came down from his Mt, Hood ranob yesterday and boarded tbe looal for Portland. Mrs. Dan Malaer is now a compet itor of Jack Band iu selling fruit at tbe trains, and is having good sue cess. Forrest Moe came in from Camp Overall yesterday, wbere be was tbe guest ot Angus MclJonald lor ten days. Cbas. Jones, representing Tllton Bros., the Portland luruaoe and cor nice firm, had business in Hood Kiv er yesterday. To avoid the rush, those wishing to exohange sonool oooks should bring them In at once to Slooom's book store and get a credit slip. Miss Ingebretson, cashier in the St. Charles restaurant, owned by H, A. Knapp, at Portland, is visiting Hood Kiver friends this week. W. A. Lock man started yesterday tor eastern Gregon, to work lu tbe harvest fields, lie will visit at Wasco first, aud look for work iu tbat neigh borhood. Mrs. Ada Haverflold, ot flndlauapo lis, arrived yesterday on a visit to her friend, Mrs. JNewby. Mrs. llavertleld will make a tour of the Paoitlo ooast before ber return. J. 1. Miller and wife left tor poiu'.s iu Sherman oounty yesterday, wbere they will visit friends aud relatives, It has been seven years sluoe they made a trip to tbat oouutiy. Joseph L. Grolt went to ihe Dalles yesterday to prove up on bis borne stead in tbe uppei Mt. Hood dlstirot, George P. Weygandt and Buisell Go bin aooompanied him as witnesses. Subjeots ot sermons at K. of P. ball next Sunday; "ihe Lord's Supper" at 11 a. m. "Our Emphasis Upon Baptism," at 8 p. m. Most cordial Invitation and welcome to all services. Mr. and Mrs. Cbrlstensen, of North Dakota, and Mrs. Wbitoomb, ot Pott land, visited with their cousins, Mrs, B. F. Moses and Mrs. Joe Dobson, al so with H. B. Egbert, tbe first ot tbe week. Slooom's book store has been desig nutod as tbe place to get sohool books this year. In owe wishing to exchange old books for new, should bring them iu at once, and not wait until the opening ot sohool. In another column we publish the list of school books wbiob bas been adopted by tbe state commission, tbe prices of tbe books, and tbe books which will be allowed in exenange. Cut it out for reference. Miss Floy Hemple, of Portland, Is visiting here, the guest ot Mrs. S. E. tiartmess, wbo la camping at tbe ranch of Earl Bartmess, in the (Wrap per district. Mrs. Hartley and daugh ter were also guests at the Bartmess camp last week. Edw. J. Perkins, of Tbe Dalles, passed through yesterday on his way borne from tbe Sound cities, wbere be bas been establishing general agenoies tor the North Amerloan Fire Insur ance Co., ot Oregon, of whloh be is president. D. G. Jackson and family, Mrs. E. A. Frans and boys. Mis. L. M. Bent lev, Mrs. Frank Cbaudlei and Mr. Pratt, sr., and wife, went to Ocean Park, Wash., this morning tor an outing. Kev. Gilmore and family will join the party uixt week. Another new shipment of tbat popular dress material SUESINE SILK ASK TO SEE IT The PsMs The Store That Stives You Money Boy your Trunk at THE PARIS FAIR WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Men's and Boys' Suits We have one of the best as Bortinents of medium price suite in tbe city. Always a good supply to choose from and the very best of values in every suit. You are sure of your moneys worth at this store. Everything ex actly as represented. Special Ladies Skirts $1.69 Here are some exceptional bargains in Ladies' White Linnen Dress Skirts, paiinel pleated and emhroiaered, reg ular sellers at $2.60, 3.0O snd $3.50. While tbey Isst 1 1 A( Your choice J?I.Uy Special Ladies' White Pique Skirts 59c Here is some big values at the regular Milling price of 75 cents each. Ladies' White Pique Skirts, nicely CQ trimmed. Special Ojs Special Men's Summer Underwear 29c Just tbe kind of goods tbat will make you feel good these warm dayr, plain and porous knit Bslbriggtn, uses are a little broken but qoite a good run yet. The garment . 90f Special 7 Special ' ' Boys' Underwear 22c Boys', light weight Babriggan under garmentH, knee and ankle length drawers. t-cial 9f the garment ttOy Special Shoes and Slippers 98c Have you seen this table of Specials? You can't buy any ol these shoes anywhere for less than f 1.25 and from that on up to $1.50 and 11.75. There are some truly big values here. OQn The pair. VOC Sj)ecial prices on SUMMER WASH GOODS that are real economy We Are Never Undersold This Is tbe coolest store in tbe city. Come In and rest You are always welcome here whether yon wish to buy or not. $23.00 COUNT IT $23.00 Savd in one year by shving yourself with one of our MATCHLESS RAZORS Prices $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Pocket Knives, Guaranteed for One Year, 35c to $2.50 All kinds of High Grade Sundries at Popular Prices Mt Hood Tooth Powder BEST FOR THE TEETH Black Flag Insect Powder 250 and 600 "It kills but never cures ESSON'S COLD CREAM BEST FOR CHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS Formuldehyde and Whale Oil Soap, Quassia Chips, Arsenate of Lead WILLIAMS PHARMACY The House of Drug Staples We Deliver Phone lOOl Prescription Specialists 500,000. Prescriptions on File Trice List of School Books For tbe State of Oreg-on. Below is given the list of New Books to be used In tbe Oregon schools for the neit sis years, with the exchange price of old books. COMMON SCHOOL LIST. Excba Betaif ! nice frloe hooki isneu in exonange New Books Adopted Wheeler's Graded Primer la use .25 ' First Kdr. .10 .25 " " Second Rdr. .15 .35 " Ihird Rdr. .20 .45 Oyr's Fourth Reader io use .50 " Flttb Reader in use .( Keed's Word Lessons in use .22 Uuebler & 11 Mod Eng Lessons .20 .40 f it tt tt ii Uuebler1! Mod Eng Urain. .30 .60 Smith's Primary Arlt. .18 .35 " Praot. Aritb. .33 .65 Natural Introd. Oeog. .27 .54 " BohoolOeog. .57 1.13 Krobn'e First Book ilyitiene .18 .35 " Orad Less Phya & U .30 .60 Thomas' Elem Histy U. a in use .60 Doub'i HiBtory U. B. .70 1.00 Agrloultur for Beginners .75 Outlook Writing Books 1 to 7 .05 " Copy blips 1 to 6 .05 " Pract Books A, B. C, D, .05 Empire Writing Speller .05 Eduoatlonal Musio course, JNew First Book No Exohtnge Cyr's First Reader " Second Reader " Third Reader No Exchange No Exobange No Exobange (Reed 'a Introd. Language (Or, R & K Graded Lessons (R i K Graded Lessons (Or, R & K Higher Leisons Wentworth'a Elem Aritb ' Praot " P rye's Elem Oeog " Comp Geog StowelTw Prim of Health " A Healthy Body No Exobange (Thomas' Advanced U S (Or, Doles Amer Citizen No Exobange No Exobange No Exobange No Excbauge No Exobange .15 .30 (First Normal Muslo Rdr (Or. Com Boh Course Comp .30 Second Normal Part 1 .35 Second Normal Part 2 .40 Com Bob Course, Complete .50 Com Sob Courte, Complete .15 .18 .20 Second Book Third Book Fourth Book Fifth Book Prangs Drawing Books Books 1, 2, 3, .15 No Exchange Books 4 to 8 20 No Exobange Prang's Textbooks A it Education Books 1, 2, .25 No Exobange Hook 3 .30 No Exobange Hooks 4, 5, 6, .45 No Exchange Book 7 .55 No Exohange HIGH SCHOOL LIST. Exohg Retail New Books Adopted Prioe Huehlor's Mod Eng Grammar .30 Carson's Hand Bk Eng Comp. Merrick & Damon Comp A Rbet .60 Newcomer's Amer Literature .60 English " .75 Wells Aoademio Arlth In use " Alg for Seo Schools .60 Wentwortb's P & 8 Geometry In use Cbanning's U B Histoiy in use Myer's Genoral History .75 Ilutobison's Pbys & Hygiene .50 lair's New Pbys Geography .60 Bergen's Eletnta Botany, PC .65 MDIikan & Gale's Physics .63 LeConte's Couipend Geology .54 MoPberson &. 11 Elem Cheni .63 Davenport's Intro to Zoology in use Todd's New Astronomy in use Bullock's Elements Economic! .50 Strong & Sohafer'a Civil Gvt in use Powers A Lyons Pi act Bkpg 1.70 Joyne-M German Grammer In use Huss'a German Reader In use Heath's LiBt of German Autboi i Hale's First Latin Book .60 Hale & Buck's Latin Grammer .60 Gunnison & Harley'a Caesar .63 Greeuougb A Klttiidge Virgil in use Allen & G Cloero (witb letters) 65. Price Eooks Taken In exchange .60 R 4 K Higher English .60 No Exobange LOO Carpenter 'a Rbet k Comp 1.00 Palnter'a Amer Lit 1.25 Brooke's English Lit 1.00 No Exobange 1.20 WeiU Essentials Algebra 1.25 No Exobange 1.40 No Exobange 1.50 Botsofrds Histy Greece (Or, " " Rome (Or, Adams European Haty (Or, Med & Mod History 1.00 Cotton's Physiology 1.00 Tarr First Bk Pbys Geog 1.30 Bailey's Elemta Botany 1.25 Gage's Elements Physios 1.08 Tarr's Elements Geology 1.25 Williams Elem Chemistry 1.10 No Exobange 1.17 No Exchange 1.00 Bullock's lot Economics .65 No Exchange 2.10 Halls Arts of Aooounts 1.12 No Exohange .70 No Exohange As may be necessary 1.00 Collar & D First Lat Bk 1.00 Allen A G Lat Grammar 1.25 Allen 4 0 Caesar 1.50 No Exobange 1.30 No Exohange neoessary All Oregon is indebted to A. L. Craig, passenger t radio manager of tbe Gieat Noitbern railway lor pub licity given tbis state in many of tbe leading papeis of tbe oountrr, includ ing those ot New York, St. Louis and other great oitles. Mr. Craig feels tbat tbat I50ti0 prize offer of tbe Port land Commercial olub sbonld result in an enormoua advertisement for tbe state. Oriuo Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold under a positive guarantee to cure con stipation, sick headache, stomach trou ble, or any form of indigestion. If it fails, tbe manufacturers refund your money. What more can any one do. Clarke Drug Co. Special Notice. As my lease on this store expires August 1st, everything in stock will be sold at reduction to sare moving and storage charge. Tbe stock comprises fins line of pianos, one Interior Apollo Player, one outside Apollo Player, several floe organs Including tbe Estey, A. B. Chase and Mason St Hamlin makes, 0n lino of phonographs and rec ords, violins, mandolins and guitars. Bars also several second band pianos and organsf very cheap. A very low prioe will be mads on all tbe goods during tbe remaining six days. Silas H. Soule, Soul Piano House, Phono Main 1423. Mrs. Ihos. Larwood and children, ot Mt. Hood, returned Tuesday from a visit to relatives and friends at Prineville. Tbis week bas been the hottest weather of tbe season, tbe tberemom eter running up close to 100 n the shade ths first three days of tbe week. Keep the pores open and tbe skin clean when you have a cut, burn, bruise or scratch. De Witt's Carliolized Witch Hazel Salve penetrates the pores and heals quickly. Sold by Keir & Cass. Ibe Cascade Looks photographer. K. A. Pleroe, is making aome very Hoe views or Hood Klver nnd vicini ty. He bas some of the beit valley soenes we bave yet seen, and bia plo tores ot tbe Fourth of July celebra tion will make tine souvenirs of tbe occasion. He has been quite success ful in disposing of them and ii doing a protnabie business. Don't accept a cough cure thnt you may De tola is just as good as Kennedy's Laxative U.iugli Syrup, because it isn't just as good there is quite a difference. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup arts gently upon the bowels and clears the whole system of conghs and colds. It promptly relieves inflammation of the throat and allays irritation. Sold by Keir ci last. Dr. O. L. Tuft, of Portland, will apeak under tbe ausploes of the Inter- nBtiniml Rnfnrm ttiirami navfc RahntH at the Valley Christian church at 11 a. m. and at Odell at 8 p. m. He will also probably address the people at Crapper in the afternoon. -Dr. Tufts is organizing the metal foroes ot the state against Sabbath breaking, gamb ling, impurity and Intemperanoe. All wiu want io near mm. "We never repent of eatine too little." was one of the ten rules of life of lliomas Jefferson, president of the United States, and the rule applies to everyone without exception durfng this noi weainer. Because it is tiard for food, even in small quantities, to be digested when the blood is at high temperature. At this season we should eat sparingly and properly. We should also help the stomach as much as possible by the use of a little Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia, which will rest the stomach by digesting the food itself. Sold by Keir & Ctsa. To maks room for mv large stock of phonographs just rece'ived I will close out all the organs in a ock at any price for cash or, time. Also pianos at a low fictire thin wnpk. Mrmlo'a P;. ll... Main 1423. Call For Bids. Y"- f '"r iim i -us;i liters win w rt celved by the Ctt of Hood Klver, up to and City Recorder, Hood River, Oregon, to do all necemiary Held and offlce work, platting, etc Incident to the InatAllallon of section V of tbe """ tr nyniem; proposals to cover all engineering ervloee tbat may be required ...... i, v.. piciiiuiunry sur vey, throughout tbe period of construc tion, and to tbe completion and aoeeptanee of tbe ewer, ana more specifically will Include and coven , 1. All preliminary and final snrwyr, set ting of grades, tic, 1 f4 tt-mmt t in v . II w J j . required from time to time. S. Preparation of detailed estimate of quantities and tosta. 4. Preparation of plans, specifications and contract covering work. . mipemsioo of construction. S. PnmtnUnnnfin.n.kAaul....i . tion of all parts of tbe sewer. 7. Furnishing the ('II v of Hood m. .111, a mLI. ..I..- " ...... three cloth hliin nrlnt Mnin. nr,hi. ....... s, Final repoi t on completion of construc tion. Ill (nhnnalU. L . . . cation to the i Recorder of the City of Hood ' " "'pe oi tne project The tiniMu.ftil Kl.l ,i... i n . . ..... win uv rvuuirea io Commence actual Held work immediately -r- .rr-miu,.!,!, .uu itirnisn a sausiac- torT hnnri Ia l... . . " " I "UBi . fm i uiu anil contract Aw construction, ready and dellv- ' yvyvi uiuviltlB WUUin III 1 H Y days after the date of appointment. The ria-lit - - . " j n ii vi mil 1. 1 1 1 r. . DS.W CH UUMM1TTKE. The Churches Methodist Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Babbatb school 10 a. m.; Ep worthL'i?ue 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Thrrsday evening. All cordially invit ed. W. C. Evans, pastor. Episcopal services at 11 a. m. the third Bunday in each month, conducted by Archdeacon H. D. Chambers. Sun day School every 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. m.: Frajer meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Junior Hock' v Saturday at 8 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend all or any ol these ser- 'tes. Pastor, J. W. Sprecher. Christian Church Preaching services at K. of P. Hall each Sunday evening and at 11 a. m. 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 Snndav at K.of P. Hall. Cordial invitation t the puplic. VV. A. Wood, Minister. Baptist church Sunday school 9:50 eaoh Sunday. Preaching 11 a. m. and 0:U0p, m. ; mil week Prayer servloe at 9 i). m. Wednesday evening Rev. C. 1L MoKEK, Pastor Riverside Congregational Church, W. C Gilmore. pastor. Servloes bun day at 11 a. ni., Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m., evening worship at 8 p. m, Belmont M. E. Church. H. 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 ana oun day in month at 11 a. m. j 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 3 :30 : Sunday school at 2 :30. Mount Hood. The 4th Hunday at 11 a. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m. Catholic Church Regular services every Sunday. The bites and stinus of insects, sun burns, cuts, burns and bruises relieved at once with fmesalve Carbohzed. Acts like a poultice. Draws out inflam mation. Try it. Price 25c. Sold by Keir & Cass. . SIS! Oregon SHOjplJKE ahd Onion Pacific 3 Trains to the East Daily Throngh Pullman standards and tourist sleeping cars daily to Omaha, Chicago, Spo kane; tonrlHt sleeping cars dally to Kansas City; through Pullman tourist sleeping csr (nersonsally conducted) weekly to Chicago. . .. n vtum imw ireei lu urn daily, llnlon Depot- Leave. Arrive. LiuiTUKvi-urimnu npecim lor the Kastvia Huntington, dally 8:30 am 8:90 pra ,n.&niii7 r ijrcr lor jMiMieru Washington, Walla Walla. Great Northern points, daily 7:00 pra fcOU m riLiaiiiii; aAjH CBfl iur iue IaHt aHontlneton. daily 7:40pin :30am .viupuu-uiisbiouiii, ior an nolnta hetwppn Ulroa ..h Portland, dally 8:00 am 5:15 pm RIVER SCHEDULE FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 P. MT way points, connecting wiin nitttuiier ior iiwaco and North Beach steam er Hassalo, Ash street dock (water per.) Dally except SdihIhv. i Saturday, IUSJU P. M. FOR Dayton, Oregon City and Yamhill Blv. er points. Aku street aock (water per.) FOR LEWI8TON, Idaho, and way points, from Rlparla, Wash. 7K A. M. Dally except Sunday, 5:40 A. M. Daily except Saturday 5:00 P. M Daily except (Sunday. 7:30 P. M Daily except Bunday. 4K P. M Daily except Friday omca hours FrelEht House 8 a. m. to 12 noon; 1 to 5 p. m. No frelirtit receivArl H u M . p. m. rassenger Depot-Hours for delivery of ex press and baggage will be 8 a. m. till 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. i' EJ!? ""S $Vr-9:40 P No. 6, Mall and Express, l&M p. m. no. 8,10:30 a.m. lomall. P No. 24, Way Freight, 12:15 p. m. West boond No. L Portland Special. 5:50 p. m. tl t u1""? & No. 5, Mall and Express, 6:30 a. m. Jo.UHp.in. NomalL No. 23, Way Preigbt, :25 a. m. No. 65, Fast Freight, 1K pT S. New Orleans Mo1auu In ..j cans at Jackson's. LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A Family Library Tlia Best in Current Literatun 12 Complctc Novels Ycamly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.60 per tear; 25ct.acot JNO CONTINUED STORIES EVERY NOMSIW COMPLETE 11 ITSELF Oakdale Greenhouse lloWHiiutr plants, 8wet t Teas in ai y color aii'l j tantity. Now I- tlie time to order Tulips, Crocus and other bullm for spring; also Peonies, Roses ami i.ilur slirubs. White Wyandotte ln-na (or sale. Flktchrr at Flktcheh, Route 1, Hood River, Dm. MISCELLANEOUS. Taken Up. Life boat "Bailey Oatert," rn the river bank at my place. Owner eau hnve same by paying charges. J. U. Koberg. jas.ir, For Sale. Team, also-single driving home, will drive single or double. Phone 506. a2 J For Sale 18 acres of choice laud, half ml in hortii of Carson, Wash. New t room house; new barn well bricked up; good out build ings. A very desirable place. Good for tim e mouths only. C. C. Wethereli, Canon, Wiish. ii7Jl2 For Hale One good Democrat wagon; one light one-horse buggy; one young cow;on. thoroughbred O. I. C. boar. Enquire of A. 'I' Dodge, it'll N. 1, Box 127, Hood River. Jy.i For Sale Second hand rigs, all kinds. Fashion livery stables. Jll-ul For Sale Cheap-One pony team, hack ami harness. Call or address li. H. Hull, nlmne 50x1. K. F. D. No. t. box 7. J11..U tor Ssle A good light running s'4 wagon, or will trade for hay. W. L. Carntts, R. F. I). No. 1. Box 188. JU-hI For Sale Yearling colt. T. C. Jones, near Leasure's place, ML Hood. JU.al For Sale. Pure blood Poland China boar at a bargain. U. C. llatebam, Cedar Creek Farm. a22 For Sale One horse wagon, Stoughton make. Enquire D. Everhart, Belmont. a8 For Sale 10 dosen Mason Jars, cheap. Ap ply to Dr. Jenkins. U For Hale Fresh young Jersey cow and calf. Price StiO. Enquire R. W. Caldwell on farm at Crapper or address Hood River. a8 PnP Ruin tlruA Tani L'.. . . 1 A. r. Moses. Phone 773. alt For Sale. Good 8-lnch Stnilehnknr iva.,t. or will trade for cow. J. R. Phillips R. F. aut For Sale. New Faultless ornhhur mnA it h Separator. Also want a niau to drill well, wis. .uiiu uvima. HID EAa Dal. !.. ' 1 . a . DW..-rif. imu vows auu CBIVPS. Also a good team of horses. J. Vauthlers, For Rent, Sale or Exchange. Eight-room house with modern Imorovementa. Cull nn Ontbank AOtteu. alft For Sale. We have st our nlnw nf rai. denoe a good supply of horses, weight trom 1100 to 1400 pound. All young and gentle. . H. Thompson and F. A. Fleming, l'bone 879 or 155. al6 For Sale A handsome blaclc horse, weight about 1200 lbs; very line disposition; cun be driven by lady or gentleman; a very tine roadster, works either single or double. Tills horse is a snap to any oue wanting such an animal. Can be seen at the Rockford store, near Barret school house, Hood River. a8 For Sale Fox terrier pups. These are true fullblood. Mother won hrst and second pr,' the Portland Show. These pups will make prize winners, floe companions and house dogs. Game at rats or any vermin; in fact, there is nothing better In the dog Hue. S."' .wo do PP" ,eft' Bockford store, Hood River. a8 F.0.r 8ALE'Land bargain a 20-acre tract in the valley, 1 mile from Odell store, church and school; 5 acres cleared and In fruit, bal ance has the brush slashed on. Low of oak wood, easy to clear, no waste land, nra: 4-room cottage, bam and good well with pump. On the main road 11. F. D. and tele phone line. A choice home, price $l,.ri(IO, Lnqulre ol Lee R. Strong, Odell. alft Wanted. Wanted. A girl to do general housework. Mrs. Truman Butler. s22 Wanted-A light one horse farm wagon. Cheap for cash. 8. B. Carnlne, R. F. D. Mail box 63. as Wanted-Man and wife want postttlon to I?, obarge ol ranch. Address X. Bingen, Wh. (u.al Good wages and board to industrious man . I.8.'u clear'0S land. Apply Immediately to Phillip Horn, Just west of the Prlge P'"Q- Jll-al llllt. fn lu.,l,. . i. ..j t .- ,.. . .... jniiiM,, -ui. wauu;u uy rraDHuiu school board. Bids will be received by clerk III. , 11 A ... . . n .. -i. . nugwH a, mi z p. m. nouse must oe tlllll'lllllf hlV DlMniul IuiLhi. ... .. . 1 HUM UCIU1. KUUUI WIlllllClltCB ut Monday iu September. Ji-"" s. v. Blythe, clerk. For Rent ITnt Rani os a a i and r,wn ititm in x nH 1 1 1 j v .. ...i w ivut S Will UKUO Hl HlllUi PPy to 1st National Bank. June2Utf. Lost and Found I jOSt. Hh v'. whltA ivmiw 1n Til. 1 1. .It.- .if Crapper school. Return to Hood River Bank, lug i Trust Co. for reward. a22 s7vtnl . 1 - & i s . .outiu,-Hwri suapea pin, uwner enn imV 5me 4 GUfcCier office by paying for ana. sr.: LOBtA nil If tt .ImlASH on.u.lnn. il.AA minted, eyeIM nose pieoe. Finder leave t (1 hp tr Affiiu in Ai Ut Black 0hvlnt mt vhltA lam -ftnllfir nd brai buttonn, b tween my plaoe aud Uwn. Return to W. H. Carter, or glacier office. In-ai Fonnrl flnA wiAh Vv.i... i..i.nia fcnquireof Chas.Fram, R. F. D. No. 2, or at Glacier office. ill-al ?" i"K auu wniie spotlea aog, one eye white, the other eye black and white, from Tommy. Reward of t20 lor return to Trans fer stable. JU-al Call fur Rids. Tbe common oonnnil nf tha nltv of Hood Rivet, Ore., will receive sealed bids op to Aosust 5th. 1907. at 6 o'clock p. m. .for tbe furnishing and placing: ot street names and numbers at snob places as tbe ooanoll may des Kuate. sample of street sign may be seen at my ooffloe. Right reserved to reject snv and all rilda 1 J. K. Niakelaen. Recorder.