The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, January 30, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. HOOD RlfrBR dtlbteft, ThSaODAY. JAtf ABY 30, jgO Im.uc-1 Every TnoritaT by ARTMtR D. MOEi Publisher. Term, of Bobwriptton II M a ynr wlata pld lo advance, gk Several of the bachelors of Hood JUrer are nuej;. A leap year dance ! be lag planned by the young ladies. rVindoo. Otauuu. tiUiuia tQ-l ibe largest primary aheat soaping point tTbl jMe1jie Cbannarciid! Club ia to racrgaeh. Aftel iieitifcl inactive lore couple of yean it aas decided to wake op and get In Line with .pjbar I rogwgeUecommdnilfefc ' The bawaMUl goIljtotbe jury this week4 U ia expected, n.ili fate will again, be let t to ita deliberations. The publio hat beeu spared moat of tbe horrible details of tb Urat trfaL, pod we nia'y'lie thankful for tbaj, " .'the' Walla. Walla ConiniVpjt0u'b hat raised a special, fuud to entertain tbe delegates to tbe annual meeting of tbe State Horticultural Society be' log held tbeie tbia week. . Lil Oorvartlg ia planning u njV $onie for ; lt MCommercUi .Club,'; to coat $i,000,r.Tbt ew 'bam))lairtidk (or the Hood River Cohimerolal Cliib will coat over f30,w;;b,llV;ibla .'ooia munlty baa been asked ,to cntriboU to many enterprises, If.tboogbt that the building projeofcan,' be Car ried out. Turn out Friday and vote for tbe acbool bonds. We need tbe new aobool houaa and tbe very prosperity of tbe community depend on good aod better aoboola. While we have oot heard of aoy opposition to voting the bonds, yet make it sore by voting for it. A new school house ia not a luxury, but a necessity. Vote for it. Every voter must register this year, whether be baa registered or voted previously 01 not. While it la possi ble to have your vote sworn to oo eleotloo day, yet you cannot vote on all measures, especially the initiative or referendum, and as we need every vote we can get In favor ot the Hood River question, it Is neoessary tbat you register. There are aeveral no taries In tbe oity who are paying es penliil attention to this matter, and it will not cost you a cent to register. Do It now. The Drngr Store Incident. Acting under tbe belief that tbj drug atoiei ot Hood River have beeu selling liquor as a beverage, and lu large quantities, Marshal Uanger In duced parties to gu into tbe stotes and purchase liquor in bottles, then promptly bad tbe proprietors ariest ed. (Jen. S. Miller, of tbe hill, was the first and be fought tbe case, but was found guilty and flued 175. Kelr i, Cass uu 1 husoo & Currin were tbo two otbet to follow in a few days, ana mey imia a ana 01 like amount Opinlou aa in the juatioe In tbe means of gettlug evidence, la divided among tbe pruuiiuent citizens. It appears to be tbe belief tbat tbe law wus being flagrantly violated by the drug -tores and tbe city authorities have been continually taunted with their iuabllity or unwillingness to prevent it. To all such have been giveu the answer tbat proseoution would result it the evidence could be obtained. Krom quiet investigations and in quiries made from diniuterested pea 1b who bare opportunities to find out from their nequeut presence in ana around tut drug stotes, we are of tbe firm opinion that the law has uot been flagrantly violated aa many aup pose. It la true that any sale made by a drug store without a doctor's prescription, even if giveu to peisons to use for the must urgent case of medUal relief, ia a violation of the law. It Is true that a great many families keep whiskey or brandy In tbe bouse for medlolual purpose and most of them would prefer to buy it In a drug store. We do not believe tbe publio gnnerally are opposed to drug stores stilling liquor for this purpose, Ibe selling ot liquor i beverage, however, belongs to the sa loon, and should be confined to those I laces. A. S. Kelr, of the firm ot Kelr Cass, stated In an Interview that bis firm has been endeavoring to live up 10 iua spun ot me jaw ana empnatlc ally states that 'be store refuses in variably to sell liquor to persona who wisn to ouy it lot n e as a beverage and usually requires a prescription rrom a pnysiciau in dispensing it tie may have in a few rare Instances waived tbe prescription, where he knew tbe customer well and was as aured tha' it whs wauted for medicln ul purposes. This was tbe case with tbe lady who mads tbe complaint. bbe was a regular customer of tbe store and it was taken for giauted tbat she oould not possibly want tbe liquor for any other than medical purposes. "It is very dlflloult," said Mr Keir, "to requite a perfectly respect able mist otner to go to h doctor and i tty a dollar for a prescription lu order to gut '25 cents' worth of bran ly, which will probably last the fam ily a year for medlcnl purposes and we really ought to have some legal protection in sucn cases, such as reasonable license to sell liquor under non circumstances. There is a vast iiirfereuoe between men n case an I tbut of a drug atore running a 'blind tiger' o- a 'booze juiut,' aud I wih oiuphatieally to state tbat 1 think mat in mis case, aitnough we were i icbnJoally liublo, we have not had ry square deal. We would take our Medicine without a word It the au t bjrltles oould make a case against us of selling liquor to any one who would be likely to use it aa a bever ge, but in such a case aa (bis we t hink that tbe efforts of those in au i hority might well be used in punish tug infractions ot the law wbioh are l-tr more morally wrong than was our luteuse. be dono r (sl.Uut wltb a fair rsta of Interest ou tbe investment and stated tbat they could not tell Jrsw ooeap a rate could be made autittbe line bad been lo operation foi a time, aod that the tate bad been made tbe same as on atf other line la other parti at tbe eouatry on this system. 1 v As to the matter ot a co operative oompaoy, aa the farmeta bava under eon-lderatlon, tbey were told tbat tbey could have all tbo stock tbey wanted, aa there was to be a new is sue and if tbat was not st.l3clent sev eral ot tbo directors stated that tbey would ell as muoo of their own stock to the farmers as. was wanted. Tbey expressed a wl Dingoes to. make the Company a oo-operative one, if such S plan waa wanted, on aome sucb basis aa tbe farmers ditcb proposition, sod to ion the system st cost, or would agtee to aoy other just plan tbat would meet with tbo wishes of tbs stockholders. - - 1 ' i i Wbil there bed been talk .if tbo oompaoy paying big dividends, tbat mast bo proved, aod If tbo con pauy was able to pay big dividends, tates eoold aod would be reduced. - ibe-oomsaittHO left with a better feelisg towards tbe company aod will see wbat oai be done in tbo way of a oew organization' or oom otber plsn to work' in barmo"y with tbs oew eotnpapy. ': ; i '' CASTNER SPEAKS AT FRUIT MEETING l May Make a Mutual Company. The west aide f aimers who have been taking up the matter of cheaper telephones, or a dollar rate on farmer lines, met wltb the directors of the dome Company Satutday and tbe matter was discussed in a rational, liusiness like way, and a better under standing waa had all around. The di rectors expressed themselves as Will ie to make the rate as low as could r.ii.l k, i s it-- - 0. K. Castner, fruit - Inspector tor Wasco county; was prefect at tbo an nual meeting of the Marion County Horticultural Ataooiation at Salem Saturday and addressed the meeting. Iho Statesman says: ' ' " ' 1 Muoh loterest sod a good rouod ot applause was manifested when tbe obalrman Introduced Fruit lospeotor (J. R. Cartoer, ot Wasco county, tbe home of tbe world famous Hood River apples. Inasmuch as tbo progressive fruitgrowers ot otber vicinities sre es pecially Inorested In tbo Hood River oonntry, concerning Its adaptability for apple raising and tbejpbenomenal suooess of tbe fruitgrowers ot that oouoty, Fruit Inspector CaatnerU re mark were eagerly listened to. After complimenting tbe Marion county fruit men on some of their splendid exhibits st the board of trade rooms ho took up in detail tbo growing ot an orchard, starting wltb suggestion tor the looatlon, proper soil aod tbe drainage thereof. "All land la not adaptable to frnlt raising," ho said, "and In tbe selec tion of a site for an otobard the pros pective grower abould consider tbe drainage by all mean. If the land la not naturally drained it abould be tiled and the land should not be of tbo subsoil variety, lo Idaho," be continued, "where there la a large amount of this subsoil, most benellt is derived from blasting, thus loosen ing op tbe earth lufflolently to allow the roots of tbe tree plenty ot room In wbiob to spread out and koouto a deeper footing. Wbero trees are plantad on this subsoil tbe roots, not being able to penetrate tbe bard pan soil, spread out a foot or two under tbe surfaoe ot the ground and as a oonsequenoe tbe tree are frail aod not apt to produos well. "In tbo selection or rees tne grow er should choose tbe varieties wbiob he Is certain will thrive la bt viola ity. " Here the speaker mentioned tbe "King of Tomikina county" and the "Oraveusteln'' and "Baldwin' varieties as being especially adapted to Ma'lnu county. 'The selection of tree should be made tram tbe best stock, the best being none too good,' be ooutloued. "There aie too many person who,, lo planting trees simply stick the roots of the treo lu a p.iorly dug bolo aod oover them np In a bap htzard way and then leave the tree to thrive aa best It can, without tbe nec essary trlmuilng, cultivation aud spraying, later blaming tbe oountry because tbey do not bear fruit In a few years." He warned tbo prospective grower against hairy aod ciowu gull routs ou young nnrsery atook and empbaa.zed the neoessity of setting tbe trees at Isast 30 feet apart aud of cutting the young trees down to thirty Indies so as to csuse tbe low fcrmatlon of limbs, mukiug picking in atte" years muoh eaeinr as well so causing earlier beariug Mr. Castner strongly dlhap proved of wbat he called the oi reless and promiscuous slieiiring ot trees which method of io-chIIkcI trimming often proved fatal to ibe beariug qual Itlea of tbe tree. In speaking o' pollloizatlon be strongly recommended Cbtes and said tbat eaoh orchard should be supple mented wltb severs! blvea f these busy workera He advised early oul tivatioo ot an ..robard to oontlnue up to tb) latter part of July. He advised tblunlng the fruit beariug buds to six Inches apart each season, never all?w log mote than one apple to tbe bud, and when the crop has a prospect of being large tbe buds bould be thin ned to eight luohei apart, said be. "In picking tbe fruit should be bandied like eggs aud should bs piok ed at sucb time when a greater major Ity of the fruit la suitable foi four tier packing as apples of tbia -lze are the most eugerly souwht after ia the markets, and" be continued, "apples should also be graded befote packing so aa to present a ueater appearauce lu tbe box." "In Wasco oouuty," said Mr. Cast uer, "we spray once for Ban Jose ciile, using the lime aud sulphur so lutlon, onos for tbe scab, with tbe bordeaux mixture, onoe for codling moth, this latter spraying being tbe moat important aud thorough, when eveiy limb and the boHv ot the tiee should be sprayed Vith a pump uuder 121) pounds pressure. Altogether we spray aoout live times Sac heason aud u a result yu per cent nr tne nood River apple aie free from worms " lie nrued eaob grower to be sup plied with a hydrometer, to know the exact strength or hi spray solution at all times. Mr. Castner then nawered several questions from tbe groweis and waa again applauded as be tuok bis soat, t. B"fc. s"aw Ui See our New S Ann Line df i ) on tin? Second x Floor H fcw .'h 1. i - i P. Hi 111 til teuLik! " lrj.i- I Zle : A...,. I GLOVES jiMJ'Ul MULK6KINGUAKHIJ; light colors, the .air We arc headquarters for Work Gloves for Men". Our linn includes all - kinds an 'for all! oarixfea.. 4 if..'r darkw0Y")t ' t f u a tJALF 8KIJ GIDVE8, welted msi., atsti fcflU 'faVten at Wrist, the pair - vlC. Guaranteed fire and water GLOVES. t I m If. HOG HIKE WORK grade, the pair BUCKSKIN GLOVES proof. A glove you can wash with soap and wa er and will dry soft and pliable. The pair 1.00, Gauntlet Gloves of all Kinds. ... &fe linear.: I- liilr air HOOD RIVER'S BUSINESS STORE TO OITRFRIEN'PS AND PATRON'?: n.i tb. 27ihinstour buyer, M. E. l ;afKirt'l4iiVt)4lti4VsUrn ii'sikeu ' purchase our spring aud pummer uiercLitJMs. We send a Uiu LsHu ve each year so that we can ' be in better shape, to supply the want f -mr man J customer. By doing this L' I it hi flfrr at f tha tlm- anVk jut tt!berr! ia doing on the r ..uiPKle. This rivts os a big s.lvantao in n-l.-cti,,: goods that arp strictly lljpc"l'lTliriiiiitry iuuri.- im i vest prices. In turn wn: 'a pan only, and ulvj -ri-jutiuient the advantage Over other r supply n t'niirwilfc Mi Jo.i.ls t'iy need at from 10 to 50 m 9' per cent let iuuy beside giving you the turgvl n irtiiient qt'dry ixl jn ,tbP cJlJ IirT,p,, f'om' Vou are slwivs M. lr-.ine at our storfcltl Yss dolnot' have tobny to kedp us ''.im a!rt'"g''"n'y "l"rf ,., wjBh to buy you wilt ''find oa'ahxWnVtiawll y u. 'Or if m a-n- r -r ting ground we will le' ,V,vJed show .you. .;. lu clositui.wa (t. w-in u you kindly f.ir VeAf lib eral patronage i the past and Milicit a cntinuaiii-e of this patronage f 1J04.' Yours very trnl y, I i.-r...,. i...- -,...i , . m . : ; ; r, r . . . i sCilBSiaBBBlBiaBBlW ' i fin i. 'i i ' i . 1 1, 1 1, i ii i in G73 Paris Fair f pjlf firithiiimt of epring und m filfer dsforrrfa?e arrived. You c fim!f just wlmt you want at this store 8um- can You can gin .ixl of eflttonaJe'workTrntslire for, th- Men's Work Pants :;$!.oo Men's Light. Drab Corduroys Iwith.eaff but4in 'W.jt.belt loop tfO 95 ; Very ety'isli ; garment tbat will wear, pair yw MeriVheavy darH KrinRled Cor- $2.75 ! J IIv.fi Here ix a pariiif nt that ill UUIUja .iVe ntUfa ti.m in every resiwi-tj.the pair; ".iiliit lw'e also ca ry very .largo line of . . . , Hack and Dress Pants for Men ' ! For 92. 2.50, 3.50 and 4-OQ- Sr. and Uavldion EnterUla. . Mr. and Mrs H P. Davidson en tertained two evenings last week,-tbe first being a dancing party Tuesday evening at 'he Odd Fellows ball. Ibe ball waa nicely decorated and nearly 100 guests were In attendance. A dainty lunch wa served In the ban quet room of the ball. - - Friday evening tbey entertained at their homo st wblst. A feature of tbe deooratlons weia Teddy bears, a large number of them beinii displayed ia odd corners, while tbo sooro cards wero of tbe same modle. Honors were won by W. M. Stewart and Mrs. I- M. Bentley. A novelty of tho dainty lunch was ice cream moulded in the shape of Spltzenlierg apples and colored on the outlado wltb tbe exact oolor ot tbat apple. It was a distinctly original Hood Hiver design and a pleasing surprise to tbe guests. Bertha Frani. Bertha Franz, Infant daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Btnno Franz, died Jan uary 2!), 1908, of heart trouble, aged 18 months and 3 daya. Tho funeral will to held at tbo family resldenoo In tha Belmont distriot this afternoon at one o'clock and burial at Idlewilde. Rev. W. O. Glimore will officiate and J. E. Nichols will have charge of tbe funeral arrangements. Bethnel Hendryx. Betbuel Hendryx died at Husum, Wash., January '25, 11)08, of pneu monia, aged 7.) yesrs, 1 month and 13 days. Ibe funeral as held at White Salmon Jamaty 20, in oi arge ot tbe (I. A. B. i:ev. Tate utfiolated and J. K. Nichols hd charge of tbe funeral arrangements Born. To Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Allen, Jan nary 22, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Y)ung, of Odell, January 25, a boy. To Mr. and Mr. J. K. Robertson, of Hood River, Jauuary 26, a boy. Should Buy Stamps. Poat master Yates deslrei to call at tentlon to tbo prac loe o. some pa ttous of rural delivery of plaoiug loose ooina In their boyea each time they desire to dispatch letters Instead ot a ipplyiug themselves witti postage In advance of their needa. This practice Imposes uudue bard- ship on rural carriers In removing loose ooins from boxes and delays them on tbe servioo of their routes. The postmaster, therefoio, urgently requests that nitron ot rural deliv ery provide themselves and keep on band a supply of stamps consistent with and in advance ot their needs. It Js also very desitable tbat rotal pa tron place in their mail boxes small detachable cups of wood or tin in wbiob to place ooins, when necessary, In purchasing supplies of stamps. The Churches Methodist Oburob. The meeting at tbe Mttbndis ohurcb have results I In 35 additions to the membership. The Intel est baa been good through out. Tbe psHtor expects to olose tbe sorifls on Thursday evening of this week. Urs. Parker, Ullmore and Nutley have each pteaohed excellent sermons during tbe meeting. Great good has resulted from the earnest efforts put forth. Tbe pastor'a sub ject for Sunday morniug, "Parent hood." Evening, "The Goose tbat Laid tbe Uolden Egg." All ooidially Invited. U. B. Church Sabbath school, 10 a. m. j preaching, 11 a. m.; Y. 1. C.E. 11:30 p. m.; Evangelistic services, 7:30 n. in. Midweek prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 :30 p. m. Everybody in vited. J. k. Tarker, pastor. llaptist Church C. A. Nutley, Pas tor. Sunday services itt 11 a. m. and 7;45 p. in. Sunday school, at 9:50 a m. F. G. Ooe, Supt, Young Pe.iph s meet ing, 7 p in. Monday, 7 p. in.. Young Men's Alert ('lub Tuesday, 7 n. in., Y. P. Christian Culture UIhk. Wednes day 7 ::! m., Prayer meeting Tlmrn day p. m., Laities' Aid or Misni.in Cir cle. Bapt'at Ciurob "Faith Versus Works" Is the snbjeit to be diou8ted by Pastor Nutloy t the Baptist oburob next Sunday moiuiug. Riverside C ngiegal loual Church, W. OGilmore, pastor. Services Suu day at 11 a. in.. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. in., evening worship at 8 p. m. Catholic Church Regular sendi-ei every Sunday. Belmont M. E. Church, 8. 8. 10 a. in. Preaching 11 a. m., Epwonh League 0.30 p. m., Preaching 7.30 p. m. At Crapper 1st and 3rd Sundays; 3 p. lu. At nienora nee 2nd and 4th Sundsv-: 3 p. in. Valley Christian Church. -Past. r II L. Ford leporta wnrk Drostessii u. Young people enthusiastic. Tbe t n deavorers will have charse Lord's day evening and are preparing su elaborate progiam for tbat occasion. The moroing subject will be "Tbe Cleanest and Safest Way." Mrs. II. U Ford will sing a aolo In tbe morning. wb'HeJyV,.t p' Aod'ro gi.Vi 'otw l.Oqo' In Lane Codnfy.' Wi). 'on.lworth cainw ''hac fti.ifi ShBtoMNS wostty with snsK)4trtM tbe rtorn Iiib. ,Hood,,Bjpfr sadiba fUJT aa atout l.-joy,- m COLONIST RATES'" IN EFFECT-MARCti' IS k', 1M NEARLY 12,000 NAMES SECURED Hon. A. A. Jayue will be tbe sneo- ial messenger this morning to carrv to Balem, for tbe filing with tbe Sec retary ot St ite, tbe petitions for tbe creation of Hood River county. wnen it was decided ten days ago to take up tbe matter of tbe oreatiuu ot Hood River oouuty before tbe vot ers of tbe state, by tbe initiative, it was found tbat it would be necessary to seoora 7,500 names. It was thought to be a big task, but last SaturdBv night It waa fotiud that we had lu the neighboibood of 12,000 and the woik ers were called In. Since tbat tlu:e the work of gathering them in and seeiug that tbey were properly enti tled to baa been iu progress and this morning tbey will be taken to Salem by epeolal measenger, to insure being on time and to guard against deUys in tna man. Tbe workera met with good results sod practioally no opposition to ti e measure, and It would ssem that the vote on It at the June election should be favorable. In Portland over 5,000 names were seoured. John Leland Henderson went to The Dalle and seoured over 400, and U. R. Castner returned from Oregon City and Salem with 1,200, ' Every' property bolder ind' evert' oitizsu ot tbe state ot Oregon is in debted to tbs newspaper, the com mercial bodies, the schools aod tbe business men foi conducting an a vertlslng campaign through 1907 which brought 27,215 people to this state as a result of tbe oolonlat rate In Marob aod April, September and October. ! No greater retnrn has ever been ac hieved as a result of community or ganization and oo-operatlve advertis ing. Ibis leoord of 227 people tor every day for 120 days Is slmost with out a parallel in tbe blatory ot imml gration eftott aoywbero in this ooun try. During tb same months ot 1906 tbs oolonlat rates brought 18,214, showing the unprecedented Increase of 9,001 or in round figures 50 per oent. Tbs oolonlat rates go Into effect again on Marob 1st and coutlnue un til April 30th, and If tbs same ener getic campaign can be can led coin 1908 even Ibis large influx of new peo ple oan be inoreased and it is certain ly worth while. The oolonlst rates were tho central feature aruund which tbe 76 bodies composing Jtbe Oregon Development League carried on their oamnalgu, and tha chief credit for tbia result I given to tbe oewipapers, to whom It belongs. The direct benefit of the oolonlat rate is that It brings people to every section and builds up the oountry all around tho towns rather than increasing tbe population of the' larger cities. And it baa beeo conclu sively proteu that immigration oome to commnoltlss In direct propoition to tba affort-Mfpeoded by them, i During tti Rioter months.Jauuary, February particularly, tbs farmer in the great middle west (from whence comes our greatest Immigration) does bis greatest reading and wo waot to be sure that be reads tbe story of Or egon. During the past yesr mote than five million copies of printed matter were circulated from tbia state and In all of these tbe special late ha been prominent. . It ba been the constant effort of tbe Portland Commercial Club in It correspondence throughout the stats to Impress npon all tbe people ot Ore gon tbat tbia low .fare applies to all points tbe same as to Portland, and in an advertising tills tsot baa beeo emphasized. Immediate organization rbnnld be commenced everywhere by the com meroiai bodies and through the schools. Oregon need no one thing more tnan additional population. Present nitt over tbe Harrlman line are 830 trora Kansas City, St Paul and all the middle west; 835 from St Louis and Important poiuts in tee MiDslnelppi Valley ; 838 from Cbioago; 8o5 from New Vork and ap- portiouate rate from every portion of tne uuited States. Ibe rate is 82 50 less to Umatilla and all points east. W. H. Parry and wife returned Tuesday fiom Portland, where they have beeu vNlting friends and rela tives for several weeks. They Intend ed to make a more extended visit, going to Seattle and otber places, but concluded to oome home at this tlmi and defer their visit to otLm plao until later. A meeting of tbe deputy aae sorf has been culled for February 8 at The Dulles, by Assessor Stnssdlll. to din- cuss tbe best method of procedure n maklug the assessment for this jet.r Eaoh distriot in tbe couutv aill Im represeuted and plans will he dirci sed tor making at equitable tin asiata meat as postible. Ken 'lerkin was taken to The Dalle befote tbe comity court lue-dtiy to be examined for insanity. O. B. Hartley acoompanled tbe father of tbe young man. ibe young man ha ex hlbited sigus of insonity recently aud appears to be groaing worse I n ill be retuembeied tbat a hi other Wa ter, became insane a few yeais i ).o aud committed suicide while lo fun; at Maple Ue. ,E? , J. M Hollowoll cam up from Pm -Und Surdity, returnlDg Moudny Mrs. Hollowed U staying with ber son, who is stl'lin the hospital recnv erlng fiom au attack of typhoid fever. Iney have moved their household goods to their new home in Clacks niRa county and as-soon as tbe boy is able to leave tbe buspitil the family will leave for their new ) me. To eunhle the bouaOhife to exi hauge Ideas iu cooking or conducting tbe alfaii of tbe home, a questlou box oolumn will be opened next week In the Ulaalei to. the free duoussiou of household matters, wbiob will be iu chaige of a competent authority in these matteis (jnestioua along this line addressed to Sally Lie, caie ol tbeUlaoier, will have ptompt atten tion and be answered in the depart ment column. A joint meeting of tbe direoto.s ot the Commercial Club and publicity committee waa held Monday sveolng snd several mattera ot importanoe discussed. Portland has requested tbat Hood River have a Dost at tbe Rose Carnival next Jane and a com mittee was appointed to make ar rangement if thought advisable to have the float. A committee was ap pointed to draft new by-laws, which will be submitted at tbs next meeting, Feb uary 4. M HMMdK h fx flood? Slyer, i' Portland, er caller on tbe Re lew man snd bis better two-tbirda l VldavU'eittlngJ'TMey'wert delighted with 8'. 4nJiiM:sud we hopsi to have thiu for neighbors befure long. St. J 4$ J K Booth is starting a new atore Ht W4tt Salmon-:and, was there two Idav las week. HI business is raD- idly issressing.Thegrasbspbooe roQux baVfarii rwrodelea ana the customer baa tbe opportunity to ait down and listen to s dozen maohines which have been placed on a long table. 7 he music department ba been enlarged iu atook aod yon can buy aoy song yoa want, from "Irish Washerwo man" to "Tbe Mooking Bird in tbe Wild Wood." Announcement. District Attorney. W. P. MYERS, Laidlaw, Oregon, is a candidate for District Attorney for the seventh judicial district. Subject to the action of the republican voters in the primary election. FRED W. WILSON. Subject to the approval of the voters of Wasco and Crook counties, my candidacy for tbe republican nomination for district at torney of the seventh judicial district is announced. If nominated and elected I shall endeavor to faithfully discharge the duties of the office as provided by law. Fred W. Wilson. County Clerk. F. R. ANGLE, of The Dalles, is a candidate for the oflice of Counts fMerk for Wasco county. Subject to ihu ac tion of the republican vot'-re in the pri mary election. ASA Q. 8TOGSDILL I her. i v an nounce myself as a candidate for tVunty Clerk of Wasco county, Oregon, -object to the decision of the voters ot he re publican party at the primaiii-- o be held April 17, 1908. Aa G. St, g-dill. To Our lu?.touirr8 aud Friends. We havoBotne gilt edge real estate loan applicationa that will interest you If yon ,reelro to place funds on eight pei cent interest: for a year or longer . .First National Bank. j.. v . . I . '.; t '.. Mha Luld Absleu .of Menonlu ee,, was in towu a few days last week' hav ing dental work done. l-fVi iii,n.t.. :..n lr.i'iillll ! Catarrh Cure, (Cooper's Jiine CV 5 There are tbosanuds of people who suffer with Catarrh, but do little or no thing to remove tbe dread disease. This, neglect permits the diseaee to inflame the Mucus Membrane and may aff.ct the nose, throat, lungs, stomach, bow.-ls or bladder. Cold aggravates Catarrh and if allowed to become chronic it leu. is to Bronchitis and also to Consumption. Fully forty per cent of the deathn in America are from diseases of the uir passages. Use the Nine C's and be cured. It is alxo a sure cure for Croup, Bronchitis, Colds and LaGrippe. 1 1 used an I you derive no benefit, your money will be returned. Sold in tilt Drug Stores. dl2 tl MISCELLANEOUS. l'lANOTUNlNl-I hold dlploms from tbs llryant Tuning srliool of Battle Creek, Mien. Tuning &J)0. KHttaiactlou guaranteed, lien. U Kiuiy. I'boneSOS. 30 t'(fR 8Ar.K An electric Mir winding clock, twelve incti dlnl. Guaranteed In Unit class condition. Call ond .limped. First National Bank... . . j.'l ; r'lflt Ai.E Second hand No. 7 U. 8. Cronm Heparnlor. Frwl Keis, Mt. Hood, s J30 i ftilt HAI.K 1'ure bred Brown Leghorn rixwterh or bent hi i ulna. Kant Hide of Hood River. 1'bone 14H7. J. L. Carter. JS0 KXCHAStlK Would exchange oneof ibe bent bnntiieiM properties In tbs city ofH.'Od Klver for improved or unimproved land with in U-n miles of thin city. My property Is rent ed anil producing good Income. Value I7.ua) 1". O. Box 58, Hood Klver. 127 FOB BALE-Cedar Posts delivered to any Address K. W. Caldwell, part of the valley. or ph one No. 1UM6. Mbit) For sale One nice Mersey bull, oy John Hnkel, Hood River, R.F.D. No. 2, or phone m. Farmers Ji For sale Ten seres, one mile from town. Five acres In 2-year-old Newtowns, 1 acre in strawberries and three acres In clover. Hit Inches of water goes with place. Price ta.fiOO, if taken before March 1. Easy terms. E. (.'. Malmuey. J30 Magara Spray. We will have a carload of Niagaia Spray for Hood Klver cunt itnars next week. We will refund the price to the purchaser if Niagara does uot test up 1 1 tbe strength marked on eaoh barrel at tbe time ot delivery, or if chemical analyses by competent chemists does not show a perfect lime hud Bulpbur solution. Price 311 per bsrrel, 82 to be te funded foi each empty barrel returned to our wareuouee. Strnnahan & Clark. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice Is hereby given thst the firm of Hall & Kjtsoo bu this day been dlsi-olved by mut ual oonaent, Chan. Hull retiring. K. E. Kismn and C Currin will continue the hustne-.ii tinder the firm nsnie ol E.n A Currin. col lect all debts and axKiinie all liabilities. Chas. Ham.. R. E. Ehhon. Beanliful Portland Home To Exchange for Hood River Orchard. Handsome 8-room Colonian residence in Kichiiioinl, one of rortland s pret tiest suburbs. Strictly modern; elec tricity and gas: large barn ; tinted walls fireplace; outside chimney; grounds 150 x 150; garden; small fruit; tine view; near school and on car line. This property is worth $(5,500 and owner will exchange it for good orchard or as firvt payment on property of greater value. Write us what you have to sell on this basin. Barrett, & Mac Kea, 3211 Camber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. Draw-saw For Sale For Sale 3-horse power gasoline engine I 'raw-saw. suitable for wood rutt ing-; will easily cut 25 or 30 ricks. In use five months; in first class rm.ning- condition; good as new; two hi ts extras. Price $350 if taken at once. -:- :- -:- -:- H. H. Thomas, R. r. D. No. 2 Bex 89 Hood River For pups. Hale Thoroughbred cocker Dr. a. Allen, Koute 1. npau 113 For Hule A tine saddle pony. Houle's Piano House. Inquire ut fl3 For Hale Joe Wilson sells wire wooden water pipe. wound J2Str For rent Mrs. Hansherry's residence on tbe heltthts. Apply to T. U. Tweedy. jJO Found Left at the First National Bank, la. dies' umbrella, with carved bandle. Owner can have same by proving prrperty and pay ing lor this notice. JIW FOK HALE-Eighty acres of land T acres ot tine fir timber, 12 acres In apple orchard, S yeittH oid this fall, and bore several hun dred boxtis of apples Northern Hdy, Bald win and Winter Red-all Ionic keepers. Land all under good fence; four fields all In clover; water runnlnu through small ditch S months In the year; no waste land or rock, up land ami no;hllls on the land; can be plowed any time In winter when not raining. Htore. church aad school nearby, two miles from Kslauada; railway; good Blank road; no build. Inns on land: several million feet ol lumber can be got out of trees. Waler can be had by dinging IS or 'iOfeet. Will sell the 80 acres for 312,500. C. 11. Uuttrldge, Spring Water, Ore. FOB HAI.K Near White .Salmon dock about 8000 peach trees varylnrf In size lrom 3 to 6 feet. All well branched. Varieties: Karly Crawford, Late t'rawlord, Elberta, and Sol. way. i-rices, i to 1314 cts. aenenii 1112 on sue. Koilock & Arlsnmn.' d 12 2111 For Sale 17 acres of land about one aud a naif miles somh of the o'dell store In Hood Klver valley; live acres clearel; about sou ap ple trees two and three years old. All (food laud. Enquire nl'J. W. Jenkins. Phone 603. For Kale-Ltw pheasants, Chinese, pairs $0.00. lioldena mid Silvers, tfi 00 each. Mrs. U. H. Kobbins, K. nte I, Hood Klver, Oregon, fbone Farmers 12 W. For sale 40 acres of Al fruit land In center of valley. Easy terms. Box D58, Hood Hiver, Oregon. 0-11' Foi Mule Ithode Island Butts, Route No. 2. Hid KooJteri A. 121 Well Drilling I', L. Kretzor Is prepared to drill wellK in Hood Klver Vallev. Outfit now worklnsr and can be seen at Win. !. nck'n place odelt. Address P. L. Kretzer, route 1, 120 MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Crush and mix in feed or salt Proper dose in tablets Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price For Hones, Cattle, Sheep, Swine snd Fowls. They ire made from the active principle or the condensed euencs of the drug. They don't contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Brin. Are just as food when 10 years old as when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drug laws. Ask lor and try ones SKIOOO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Buster, Cathartic, Heave. Fever, Hog Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tabletsor Louse Powder, Spavin .Curs or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO.. Incorporated! Capital Stock $300,000.00i Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A. For Sale by Hanna & Perigo. ...Mount Hood Store... W. S. GRIBBLF. Proprietor. For Kale One horse nnwer wnn.1 aiur Clark, box 14ti. inte l. Hood Kiver. E. P f.'O To 1 rude One 1 1-4 Studebaker truck; will trade for three lu 1 truck. E. P. t'laik. tux 14ii, route I, Hood itlver f 0 For Sal Mti tehed pair of dappl.. (irn mares. Full sisters; th.ee snd four years oi l; ...r.c . in., i-nce suu. j.u. Jbomn-un. IX' Mors Springs, uregou. 120 Wanted. Wanted, Uood IlllliKlus. heavy work team. I H. 1 13 Wauled- from. John I'alui, Unlveisit Man and wile want position tin a 1'ark, ores, n. f20 Wanted-At Mine. Abbott's; tw., good girls to learn the millinery buslners. Posi tionssecur d when competent. fJo WANTED To trade, a work horse lor a horse power wood saw. A. O. Johnson, Mt. Hood, Phone 2x1, Box 4. J"o WANTED TO REST-for one season Willi option to buy. 20 lo 40 ncreu u-lth ... ! Sri "J!1- "r Mevn ro""i house. Address P. .1. Vail, ia First 81... Portland. Ore. jap Wan ted -To take contract slaxhlnjr from 10 to 40aci.sotl.rnii. Inquire of Lee K. hrtorig Hood Uiver, Ore Itoute L Box 113 fia I1V (ifltllls Iny iiii ill ll.u imiiiiiiitii.ii I'.oots and Shoes ir:iiut'vMiv ilwnrt iniir I't'fil l ull linp of (irocH'ies I Here's where FOR SALE, A SNAP AT $4,000: Frnit Farm Six Miles From (...Men. rtale, Wash. One hundred and sixty acre-, sixty acres cleared and the balance limber. icii ucivs in apple orchard, seve 1 oi miiun is oeanng, the j uii.it? trees House food, ba n a;id other buildings fair. Excellent wat-r lor domestic puruo-e and nle.ntv m it. n..tH. .',1 - ... r . ' " acres remainder and Quality that's great are bunched for thirty days. $14.75 and ?.50 Tlie Royal tailors, Chicago a i i ..v York, are making- a jiivat clean-up in fall and winter goods. The pi ict'8 are sm low oti tin grades offered that you can't afford to ir-t the opportunity pass. Suit or overcoat made for you finely tailored at a figure that probably will never be made again on the same class of goods and the same excellent tailoring. Come and satisfaction. see these patterns. We guar.. u tee last year for a share of the crop. u .-u we sold for- i05.92. If not s...d bv ...iii.il UIMI, 1 1 1 1 H Place Wl Im fur ! a man witn orchard experience I If interested call on or write 1 I Duncan, Goldendale, Wanh lent to V. &e TOGG,RY Tailors for You" NOTICE FOR PUIILK A IION l)'.aitmem of the Interior. Lund office at Toe Dalles ureaon, liecember lSn ' olice is bereby niven thai. . 1 11 it,, NANt-'v WH.IPER of Hood River, O'-fwon. has fl,eu notice of tier Intenlln.i to make rinnl flve:year pro, f In sui port of her claim vl,.: Ho.Ss.ieS5 ent?y So" 10. Hi . inade May 5, mi, for tbe ny,, Stct iou 14. ldw,..l,ip i n.. H,,nKe 10 E., vV. ,nT? ancS that said pro f will be made belore tbe Kelt Is- mruar'v'ir.81 The DftUt8- ur"u- Khe nim-s the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultlva. tinn ol the land. vl.: J. H.inieele. if llmd River OreKon- P.nl Aubert, of Mt. Ho..d. Ore t n; Nancy P. Craft, of Hood Rivr iirL, Miller, of ll,k.,rf mo , . .. . , , , VM n(,JLI E. ( J9-113. C. W. MUOKK, Rejflster. O.K. A S. TIME TABLE Ea-t bound No. 2, Chicago Special, 10:50 a. m. i. . loklne Klyer, w.M) p. m. No. 6, Mail and Express, :p m No. . l'endlelou Local, S:fto a. m. Aei-tbonnd N". 1. Portland Special, 6:18 p. iu. Ao. J, Npukane Fly r, o:ao a. m. No. S, Mail und Express, 7K6 a. ut. frr'.m.8en'lleton'1,ortf"n1 LocaI no mU