The Hood River glacier., February 13, 1908, Image 1

VOI j. XIX
HOOD RIVER, OREGON, FEBRUARY 13, 1903
NO. 30
H.HII RIVKR CO .1 MKRCIALCLCB MeU
very wi-ond Mu,is? In Meh month alt p.
"1., ill Hie club ronms over Jackson's storsT
v.-B. PAvnmoN, Herr,UryA
li tiD RIVKR UibUK NO left, A. F. and A.
M.Meets iSnturduy evtuln- on or before
Til .'ill HXHIU. A. I). CLARKE, W. M.
1 1. Mi Hohai.u, Beret ry.
U '()l) KIVER CH AITKR NO. 87. R A. M
.M.t first suit lliird Frlilav uiirliuof each
Month. (. R Oabtnkh H. f.
K O Hl.WHAH, Heon-lsry.
ImOD KIVKK CHAPTER No. O. K. 8.
Mtwtaseronti and fourth Tiifs.tsjr tvsntng
ufesrli miiiitli. Visitors cord ml y welcomt-rt
Caukik Baii.cy, W. M.
Kibs Idkl A oonwouTH, Htt-rrtary.
11'LEWIU'K I.O OKNO.107, I. O. O. f
Mu lu Km riml hall, every Thursday
ti'Kht. M. J. MA3iKia,.N. U.
Uiu. Thomson, retary
FI'EN ENCAMPMKNT, NO., I. O. 0. F.
1 .fnlar turning se"cind and nrth Monday
n cacti month. Uro. Thomson, C. P.
II, C. hMlTtl, HrlllK)
KKMP 1.OU0K, No. 181, 1. O. (. Meets In
0.1.-I I Improvement Co.' ball every Satur
day iilhl. Visitors cordially weloomed.
K T. Folts, N. O.
I A. E. ('LAKE, Re Heev.
I Kl I. KKHtfK AH PK'IRKE lnUBNO.
. '..O . 1 .-Met-! Upland lliird l-rldayi
'ii BW'.I lUOIIlll.
Mas E. B. Mayes, N.G.
t'.i LA Mat Davidsoh, Secretary.
W O. V. meets the 2d and 4th Haturdaya
fu h month at I. O. O. F. hall. Visitor! cor
dially Invltvd. A. C. STATtuN, C. C.
K. VV . McKkv nolim. Clerk.
W.M'tXWA LODGE NO. 80, K. Of P -M.-ei-
In K. ol P. hall every Tuesday mailt.
C. P.Kosa, CC,
J. E. Nichols, K.of R. nml 8.
H'lOD RIVER CAMP, No. 7,702, M. W. A.
Meets in I. O. o. F. ball every Wednesday
rilclit. 11. .S,bvis, V. C.
C. V. llAKili. Clerk
HOOD RIVKR CIRCLE NO. 524, WOMKN OF
Woodcraft-M'-fit ut K. of P. ball on the
Gi'Kland Thlru Fridays of each mouth.
Lou McRKYKOLIM, ti. N,
K. W. McKrynoi.ds, Clerk.
RIVElimUK UUK1KNO. A. O. IT. W
Meets first and lliird Haturdaya t each
month. R. E. CHAPM ts, U. W.
t)Ei. nlocom, Financier
CHK.iTk.K.SHUT. Recorder.
Ol VTA AHSEMRLY NO. 1(B. UNITED ART-ri-na.
Meet the an and third Wednes
days, work; lecond and fourth Wednesday!
artisans' hall. W. II. McGcirk, M. A.
E. H. rlAK'iwio, Secretary.
COURT HOOP RIVER NO. , FOKEHTERS
of Amerlca,-Meets every .Saturday evening
in K. of P. hall.
Jon f G. Zolls, 0. R.
F. f. Bbosiuh, Bccrotar; .
CABY POST, NO. 16, 0. A. R. MEETS AT
A. O. U. V.'. lull, sucond aud lourth Satur
iys of ench nioutbst io clockp.nl. All
O. A. R. members Invited to meet with us.
(J. H. CAtrrNF.u, Commander.
8. K. Plytiik. Adlntant.
tANHY W. ILL'.. No. 16 MEETS BECOND
i.l toimb ralunluysof each Month in A.
i'. U. . ball at 2 p. m.
Mkh. J. H. GILL, PresidenL
Lydia Bumnkk, Hwretary
MOUNTAIN HOME CAMP No. 84ii9, R. N. A.
Me- U ul 1. O. O. F. Hall oa the second and
lourui Fi.uiiys id eneb mouth.
MKH. 11. Fklkk, 0.
Mkh. F. I'. liKOSICS. Recorder.
PAYNTER LUDUE, No. 1I0, M. B. A.
nnUi Brat and third Fridays of each mouth
at K. ol P. hall. Uko. o. Millkk, Pres.
AUU. UUIOXAUD, het .
J. F. WATT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
telephoucs: OOIue, 281; residence, 811.
rtl'UUEON O. K. 4 X. Co.
H. L. BUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Csi.k pniuiptly annwi-rsd In town or eountry,
Liny or NlKbt.
Ti iephones: Residence, 611: OtOce, 613.
Oltkce in uit rosius Building.
E. 0. DUTRO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Uilicv over First National U iuk, Hood
River, Oregon.
Olli e I'hone Maiu 871 Res. Maiu 873
M.F. SHAW, M. D.
Oilier iii Jackson Bluck.
!': . e t licim . No. 1-171. Residence, No. HH
Sh"" li II..-SI1AKP llK. EBNA B. BlIAKP
Osteopathic Physicians
JiLuIuiiKp . I tin! Aiiierieaii Sch ! of
' 'slei i i , Knkuviilc, Mo.
o.t . -. liniiii iter i auk aud liu-l Co. Hid;
i ,, .',) Hixiu Kivkk
C. r,K'SlUS, M. D.
I'HN.-ICIAN AND SURGEON
I'bonc Central, or 121.
i ll.ce Hours: 10 to 11 A. M ; 2 to 3
and 6 to 7 P M.
Dit. E. T. CARNES
DENTIST
3!IW over Bartmess Store
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Telephone 31.'
H.D. W. PINEO.D.D.S.
DENTIST
Crown Bkidgb Work a Specialty.
Office over
Firet National Bank
Telephone
Main 311
C E. JENKINS, D.M.D
DliNTlST.
1. Itpl.onee : Offiix- -83 ; residence luJF
Olfice over Uutler Bank,
Hood Kivkr, Orb
A. V. JAYNR
' LAWYER
A'l-t-nd Kniiiiulied. Money lxj-nwl
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
E. 11. HARTWIG,
LAWYKIi.
Will Practice in All Court
Ofllr In Bmlth Building, over Flii N
U nl Bank. .
ll'Xin KIVKR nttl- -N.
JW. MORTON"-"
Attorney and Counselor at Law
NOT V KY PUBLIC
Office wllb J. H. Il' ilb'i.nucr 4 ''
Collect Ions, Aburncta, rvillimeul o' F.vim
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Lawyer
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
White Salmon Valley Bank
Tin .stnull depositor receives the same eourteoustreatiuen
- 'as the larger tmes. We have both.
COME AND SEE US.
FA8Ei"L,r' K. L. Hsrrt, E.O.BlamcBa
V. C. Brock. Asst. Caahler.
First National Bank
of hood river, orhxw.
Capital $50,000 Sui-pltts, $15,000.
P. M. Hall-Lewis & Co.
ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS
Doputy County 8nrveorfor Wum fVtnmv
Deputy County Surveyor far Kllcklut l ,
.vasn. city tuglneer, city of Hood River.
Mil. ....... r.lo. .-A u.l ...
--, - ---t--. . wuu i.iiw. piuia, sua
rurnlkb subject to approval, plans, ipecirlca-
- - lur ail classes Ol DUHUinfl
public, private and mercantile. Special atten
tion VIVAn 1.1 Mllin.lU any. - I. .. I
( ... " iw-vuiuiu( nun
"uiiuiuj, uuuu tuver, ures;oa.
JOHN LELAND JIMNDERS0N
ATTORNEY-AT LAW, ABiSTRACTKR. NO
TAB Y PUBLIC and REAt
EHTATK 1I1KNT
For a years a resident of O.agon and Waah-
" Z . years experience in
Ileal Kvtute msllers, as abstractor, searcher of
-nu mnji, oaiiiH7uun KuaraDteeu r
no onarfe
International Correspondence chool
8CRANTON, PA.
' H. V. REED, Representative
Ui Sixth BL, Portland, Orecon.
Hood River once a month. Full infer
tuition mailed upon request.
Mrs. Mary Powell Jordan, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office and residence, home place of John
eiaiiu i n-uuemou, oiave bi., neaa 01 intra ot.
Phone (71.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
DR. C. W. EDMUNDS
Specialist
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
New Broaiui Building. Telephone Main 111
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
M. E. WELCH,
LICENSED YETERIS ART SCRGE0?
Is prepared to do any work In the veterin
ary line. He can be found by calling at or
ph-nine; to Clarke s drug store.
Stranahan & Slaven
Contractors and
Builders
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
JOE WRIGHT
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Phone 769
Estimates furnished on request. An
Inmost job guaranteed.
E. A. JEROME,
ArcKttect
Having had several ysarV experience n
draftliiK slid building. I would rwipeellully
wll' il pan "f i l.e patronage ol the peopl i ol
Hno.1 River who .titlclpate building. Terms
ren.-ou-ible, h id xatlKfuctlon trUHluiiteed. Of
floe at rejl'l 'in on II .lgM.
H. SEYMOUR HALL,
Surveyor.
I am qualified and :.'epared U d.i all kinds
of first clas Uii I nr eylna. Accuracy gusr
anteed. TM . ho rl rst-class woik done
address It. F. I. 1., Hood River. Phone 611x1.
EB
ASSOCIATION
OF McMINNVlLLE, ORE.
Anniviiii.-.-g Hnother reduction in the
iii-t of insurance.
T. L. liN.MOUK, THE DALI ES
or
C. I) THOMPSON, HOOD tSIVER
McEwen & Koskey
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Prompt sales and quick returns
Wholesale dealers in all kinds of First
tnl Produce ConsitinniPtits solicited
Front Stlree, Tortland, Ore.
Do It Now
Sou Sweet Peas.
Sow Tomatoes.
Sow Celery.
And buy your Seed at
STEWARTS
C. EVERETT,
The Practical Shoemaker,
At Riggs' Old Stand.
Fine Work a Specialty.
P . JONES, Dentist
Crown and Bridge Wort
Teeth Withsut Plata
! icit no nt nf ditte-ARed teetb and giiiiia
.iH i itiositis Building. Pbon- Kia:4.
I - . ; , 1
Cbaa. O. Pratt, 1. H. n borne, R. W. Pratt,
rrealdenL Vice Pres. Cashier.
Hood River Banking
and Trust Co.
We transact a general banking business and
own our own banking prop T
Interest paid oa time and In deposits
Safe deposit boxes.
C.F.SUMNER
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Plumbing
Come in and exam-,
ine our line of
Pumps, Bath Tubs, La
vatories, Sinks, Etc.
Spray and Garden Hose
still selling at
Reduced Rates
All Kinds of Repairing Work
Guaranteed
JAS. McBAIN,
Hood River Marble Works
Am prepared to execute
all orders for granite and
marble work, monuments,
tombstones, etc.
Also contract for all kinds
f stone masonry, con
crete, etc.
McReynolds & Co.
DEALERS IN
Flour, Feed, Hay, Grain
and Poultry Supplies
YUCCA TREE PROTECTORS
Petal u ma Incubators and
Brooders
STOCK FOOD
Phine 1091
HOOD KIVER. ORECON
Eureka Meat Market
M.t,l IKE BROS., Props.
Oalera hi Krfh anil Cured Meats, Lard
Poultry, Fruits and Vegetables,
rnee Delivery. Phone Mnio S5.
Sfi-t ! !
i - y iff,. .
f "COFFLE !
TEA r!C:5 .
, OAK liS G PC-.wii
EXTRACTS
I just main i
CLOSSETatiiVt
PORIIAND. 0RC J
ML ABBOTT
Millinery,
Hair Goods
Richardson's Silks and
Embroidery Supplies.
Opposite the Paris Fair.
BON TON
...Barber Parlors...
The place to get an easy
snaveanu nm-ciass nair cui.
Our shop is metropolitan in
every respect.
Porcelain Baths in Connection
O. H. GRAY, Prop.
E!
Curry a lull line of
Whips, Robes, Blankets
and Wagon Covers,
Heavy Harness
Also Double and Single
Driving Harness
All mailt? iu their simp.
Cull a ml .7 1 1 our rUxn before buying.
.BICYCLE SHOP.
J. MARION KEID
Bicyclus. Guns, Sewing Ma
chines, Furniturs. Umbrellas,
Stoves and Locks Repaired.
. KEYS MADE TO 0RIER
t'icvvles, Ouas, etc., snt by evprpps for
repairs will be neatly and promptly re
tiairel anil returned. Oa i aava vnn l
io 13.00 on price of new wheals. Tires,
brakes, an! all kintl of repairs Mil at
Portland prices. Pruv;fnrrii8li,'i on
plication. . li-(.' rnce : Urailstre
DO NOT WAIT
until all the best lots in
TO YM PM
are sold before you innke up
your mind to
BUY A HOME
PriMli.
lelilrtis
lots dnig le last
3
i-
i
IT'S UP TO YOU
to
a
J. II. Heilbronner
& Cc.
The Reliable Dealers
Underwood and Little
White Salmon
CHOICE FRUIT LANDS
This, is where fruit large and small
grows to perfection and commands the
highest market price.
A Favorable Location. .
In Skamania County, the Southern
part of Washington, on the eastern slope
of the Cascade range, thus lying be
tween tne two extremes the excessive
rainfall of the oast and drouth of l lie
eastern part of the state; and directly
opposite Hood River.
There is no Boom.
Our land in selling on its merits and
at reasonable prices.
A Specialty of Small Tracts.
We have now completed th survey
of a l.irtfe tract and can furnish from
teu acres lip. Come and make your
selections us a delay mean that you
will pay more money as prices are
advancing.
I have also Klickitat County erain
and grazing lands, highly improved
larms hi reasonaoie prices.
Write or call on . .
F. W. Detlart
Underwood, Wash.
RALPH REED
Best line of Cigars in
the City
Also handle line of
Pipes, Tobaccos and
Fishing Tackle
A. C. BUCK
NOTARY PUB LI1'' AND IXSUil-
AN'CE AGENT
Room 12 Rroflhui r.ioik
JOE WILSON
SELLS '
Wire Wound Wooden Water Pipe
DR. EDGINGTON
SMITH BUILDING
HOOD RIVKR - . OREGON
The Trio Orchestra
Composed of A. Kohler, flut- and
zither; Chas. O. Newman, violin; MiM
Brace, piano Music furnl bed for all
occasions. Concert numbern, entertain
ments, weddings, receptions, dam:, i t.1.
For information spplv tj CJtAS. Q.
HEW MAN, Hood River, Ore I'hone
Alain 867.
1 ?cts are signffy.
ft laM is well Jralrt.
ft Title is nerfel.
Some of w m pinl
ImiiiiessiilareHt
GENERAL NEWS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
ITEMS FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNS
A Kciime of the Week' Dolnjii Com.
piled I'roni Our l.'-ve'ianires.
Ed. J. Prekin h,n been lier.l from.
HI is?, tlio iu-urhirci ntet.t for wbom
lie did biiRine-H, receked a letter
from blm duted .lauuurv '2.2 irom New
Vork, kayinu ha would leave that
niKbt lor Suuta Momino aud for "all
wbotp it coneerred" to see bia father
as to domicilii Mttcnltiea and "uhdb''
would miike it : ii :;!-r -Chionicle.
W. II. l)i,Vi ..n . .t-i tent mana
ger of thn i a-uii"itia telephone
Cinulllanv nr ' il.tnl id in t ha nitv
1 InokiuR over lu Ueld with a view to
I lecomiueuding the lontallation of a
isvstein coveriun Umatliia, Union,
' iion, uaKer ami Walia Walla coun
ties. Run tliere la every prospect tnat
a turoiable report will lie made, tajg
a Peudletou dispHtch. It is the in
tent lou to build from Peudleton to
'Valla Walla, connecting all inter
wnili;il8 points, ard also from Pen
dl" to n to 1.8 Grande aud from theie
to lJaker City and Wallowa county.
Lines will also be rx tended from Peu
dleton into the interior of Grant,
Morrow and ilatuey counties. Al
though enstem Oreou is now well
supplied with loug distuuee lines it Is
believed there is Btill room and busl-ne-is
frr the autonintie and as the uew
ayeteiu is meeting witli much success
elsewhere it is believed eastern Oie
gou will receive it welt.
YesterdHy whh tbo Orst good day
for spraying fruit trees we have had
fur two wneks aud it us appieoiated
by orcharding generally. Iboy were
all busy an the time Is growiug sboit
in hioh to do all the work that
should be done. Fruit Inspector
Heebe was out with his hygrometer,
testing the sprays used to see that
they were up to standurd, as much of
the spraying lust year was done with
heme made material, which in some
cases whs too throng and In others too
weak. If you ate expecting to raise
good fruit t Ii i hi yoar, it is time La get
busy and trim your trees and then
give them an elfeotive sprtiyiug--Ku-gene
Rep inter.
A move Is on toot to petition the
postoUlce department to c limine the
name ol the postofllce at Camas, Wn.,
to LaCaiuas. The confusion arising
iu the minds of strangers io the
names Chuihs and LuCatnas U against
the iuteieet of thu towu. The town
was platted us LaCaitiBs and the clll-
oial name for the oity is LaCamus,
but the postotHiui is Camss and from
this there orlseis, especially In the
minds of st Hirers, considerable con
fusion. LaCiinias Post.
The city cminoil at its regular ses
siou on last Tiifsduy evening settled
wi.h Fred Letiiiiiinn by paying him
8200 damages tor the loss of his mule,
iv Ii ion wai killed tbe latter part of
December, by coming lu contact with
bu electrio wire in the enstem part of
the city. Lobniiinu Is a milk hauler
and owned mi excellent -pan of mules,
whioh be valued at "i00. While dilv
ing Into town early one morning in
December one ot tbe uiuios stepped on
a live wire ot tbo street lighting cir
cuit, which hnd blown down tbe
night before. The mule fell and in
trying to px'rloH.e him, Lehmann
barely escaped death as he seized the
wire heavily charged with electricity.
Lebmanu was represented by Attor
ney H. T. llagbjy, who maintained
that the oity wrs unquestionably Un
tile for the full value of the animal.
A settlement was effected by tbe pay
ment and acceptance of 8200. II i 11a
boro Independent.
Springbrniik : The fruitgrowers of
SpriugbronW, Va'uhill county, met
last week for an open discnsHion of
their loon I interests. C E. Iloeklus
spoke at pome length on the necessity
of a more systematic and vigorous
effort to clciin up orchards and nlso
introduced the 'inflation of getting in
touch. with tha Willamette Valley De
velopment, League. Others present
spoke of the various phases of oi chard
woik. Resolutions were adopted de
claring for a vigorous campaign
agninst the Han Jose scale and in
dorsing the state inspection laws and
upholding the county inspectors and
courts in enforcing (be laws where
this is found necessary.
Dallas: Tbo matter of establishing
a oannery in Dallas to be conducted
by home stockholders, is now well un
der way, over two-thirds of the neces
sary capital being already subscribed.
The capital stock has bten divided
into 10 shaies of the par value of $25
each, not mote than to shares being
sold to aiiv ono person or firm. A
site lor the cannery baa already been
donated in tho north part ot the city,
and the building wiM be started early
in the spr'n ;. Theie is enough fruit
in aud around Dallas and vioinity to
make the proposition a paying one,
and the work will be gradually enlarg
ed to keep pco wiih the ninrferof
new trees being set out.
North Powder: Tbe last wngonload
ot the four oarlnads ot mining ma
chinery delivered here last week for
the Indiana, or Muir, group of mines,
22 miles trnm North Powder, at the
head ot Grand Ronde riter, bus start
ed on the new road. The Indiana
Mining compaoy, which owns and
spares no ex aiis-o io the development
uf tbe Muir mines, has 40 men at
work installing a new concentrator,
tha capacity of which is 1(H) tons per
dnv. 1 hi re is sli i an eh'otrlo hoist
under construction for tho piupo-e of .
sinking a t-hrft 1,000 feet below the
present le; 1 1,
Engaue: An order bas been pieced
with an Origin: r.urcery bv the citi
zens nf I' firmnnt foi 1,000 trees to bo
I I'.nte I ulmtf41)o ftreets of this su
burb ot EiigaiKt. The trees are to be
planted about GO feet apart on both
sides of the street and will stretch
over a di (mice of c i u b t miles
Weather "pr-riuittin'", the work
on tbo Cv.-smj cot, which hag been
c lining so mnc.i truiibh to tlio Porter
Bun , . ill be i rini luted so the truck
li) i;ig crevv cau there Invi Io of
tin days cr two weeks. IbU has been
the UiOit stubborn woik on tbe P. &
S. railway, on acoount of the softness
ot tne soil, wblcb would slida down
the hillside a fast it was shoveled
out ot the out. The past few daya ot
gooii weatcer nas allowed tbe shovels
to make good progress and when tbe
track can be laid tbrougb this place
it will be matter of only about Ave
days until tbe road will be connected
- Stevenson Pioneer.
Tbe P. &. 8. Ry. On. are putting in
a tiling to their gravel pit on the
west aide Tot Wind mountain. There
is a great quantity of small rock at
thin piaoe. wbiob will be used for bal
lasting. Stevenson Pioneer.
When to Pay Taxes.
1. If von pay your taxes on or be
fore March Id, you will be allowed a
rebate ot three per cent.
2. If you pay vour taxes between
March 15 Bud up to and inoluding tbe
uisc Monday In April, theie will not
be any rebate allowed, neither will
there be any penalty or interest add
ed. 3. If your taxes are not paid on or
befoie the first Monday of April thev
will become delinquent, when there
wiii tie added a penalty of ten per
ceui Hna toe taxes will also draw In
terest at the raU cf 12 per cent per
annum in addition to the penalty.
4. If you pay one-halt of your taxes
on oi before tbe tl ret Monday in Ap
ril, then tbe remaining balf may run
up to and inoluding the first Monday
iu October following, but if the last
halt is not paid by tbe first Monday
iu October it will become delinquent
aud there will be added to suob bal
ance a peualty of 10 per cent and in
additiou suob balance will bear inter
est at tbe rate of 12 pet cent per an
num irnm tho nrst Monday in April
until paid.
5. On all personal propeity taxes,
if one-half is not paid on or before
the Orst Mouday in A Dili, tbe law
compels the sbei iff to levy upon and
collect the samn after May 1, hence,
io prevent a levy upon personal prop
erty after May 1, it will be necessary
cor one-naif to be paid as above
stuted.
0. The law compels tbe sheriff to
sell all property on which taxea have
not neen paid and tbat suob sale aball
not be held later than Marob 1 of the
year succeeding the year in which the
cax levy was made.
7. J he property will be sold t-i tbe
person bidding tbe lowest rate of in
tere't and certitlcatea will be issued
therefor and deed given to stioh
property sold, unless redeemed with
in three years nf the dale of suob sale.
Issues Sprajlns Circular.
'Spray 'oiu or out 'em down,"
ih.VB hecretary Williamson, ot the
Stato Hoard ot Hortioultuie. in dis
cussing tbe care of fruit trees and
vines, lie is now engaged in sending
out the formulas fcr spravlns for San
Jose scale, wooly aphis, cudling moth
ana other things tbat prey on tbe
iruu crop nt uregon.
"Now Is the time for wintei spray
ion, and it should be done right
away," be said. "Where tbe trees
are not worth spraying tbey should
be out down and burned, so aa not
to rem a In breeding places for tbe var
ious peHts. Eveu rose bushes should
be sprayed, in order that tbey may
not harbor tbe Ban Jose scale."
His oiioular says, In regard to lime
and sulphur spraying:
Ibis Is tbe spray to use in winter
for killing San Jose scale, and all
other insects which are on fruit trees
in winter. It is alio one of tbe best
fungicides. For destroying San Jose
scale fou fruit and otber trees and
shrubbery, uhb at any time during
the winter at full strength of the for
mula giveu beluw. For preventing
apple-tree autbiaonose (dead spot or
canker) spray with full strength of
formula about tbe Urst of November.
For preventing peaob leaf-cuil apply
just before buds open In spring.
Formula: 15 pounds of unslaked
lime, 15 pounds of flowers of sulphur,
50 gallons of water.
Pltice part of tbe water in tbe vul
or kettle and start 'the tire, and when
tbe wntei comes to a boil add tbe lime
aud sulphur. Iloillug should , te con
tinuous for at least an hour and untrii
tbe sulpbut bas been dissolved. Ibe
liquid will then te red. It must be
stirred whde tbe boiling is going on.
Commercial preparations of the
lime sulphur spray aie on tl e market
in liquid form and are extensively
in d. Those which are properly made
aie etllolant. Purchasers of tbe liquid
forms ot this rp ay should require a
guarantee from tbe me-'ifncturer tbat
when such sprays are diluted accord
ing to manufacturer'- direction tbey
will contain at leapt 15 pounds nf sul
phur in solution in each 50 gallons
ot spray.
Hood IMver Wins.
The Hood River basket ball team
won tbe game ith The Dalles Friday
evening. The Cbroniole reports tbe
same as follows:
In The Dalles Hood River basket
ball game laat night at Baldwin ball
iu this city, Hood River was victor
ious with a score ot .15 to 18. The
game was haid fought from start to fin
ish and Hood River earned every bas
ket made.
liord River had tbe better of the
game all tbe. way through, though in
tbe second half tbe Ltlues rallied and
made several baskets in quick succes
sion. Ibe Blues were, however, un
fortunate in having two of their men
really unable to play, though for lack
of players they were forced to go in.
Claude Hill bad been sick for some
time and it was only by dint of grit
that be stayed through tbe flist Jbalt.
tiarvey Humphrey bad the miafoitune
to spraio his ankle near tbe beginning
of tbe game. But to lay excuses
iside, the Blues wore clearly out
classed as to weight and muscular de
velopment. Tbe Hood River boys are
a stocky bunch and showed plainly
the lesult ot comtaut prsotioe, white
the locals were interior in thla re
spect. Elk Teetb Stolen.
A necklace of 133 elk teetb, valued
at S500, bas beon stolen from the col
lection1 of Ind an curios exhibited by
Fi. L. Wlggiu and a diligent search is
now being instituted in tbe hope of
recovering the property.
Tbe collection is siid to be one of
the best ever exhibited in tbe oity
nnd Mr. Wiggin has otfeted a reward
of $100 for tbo return ' of tbeproperty
or such information as will lead to its
lecovery.
Tbe teeth were in tbe usual place as
late as 1 o'clock yesterday ; afternoon
and tbe theft was niH noted until
tbia morning. Lewiston Teller.
FAIR WILL BE
HELD IN 1909
WORK IS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
Fair Will lie Held Next Year, Wketb
er Congress Aakrs aa Appro
rrlatlna or Not.
Seattle, Feb 10 -Owing to a alight
rumor tbat tbe AWkt-Yukon-Paoirlo
Exposition is going to be postponed
caused by the recent Uoanoial flur
ry, tbe executive committee ot tbe
1009 fair has passed lbs following res
olution :
"It Is tbe iiiianlnirn ease of tbe
members of '.lie ex i e committee
tbat tbe Alaska-Vua .u-Paoitlo Expo
sition be held at tbt place and time
hitherto planned Seattle from June
1 to October 15, 190'J."
The oontraot for anotbei large ex
hibit paiaoe, tbe agrlcolturejbuildlng,
bas been let for 181,830. Six ot tbe
main buildings will soon be well un
der way. The manufacturers build
ing la progressing rapid y.
Tbe executive committee announces
that there la plenty of money on band
with wblcb to carry on the work and
that money for stock ta coming iu all
the time.
Word was received from Washinatou.
D. U, from Vice-President Jobn 11.
MoGraw, Director ot Kxploitation
Henry E. Retd, and indioates tbat
oongresa is looking with favor on tbe
expositlou. Tbe appropriation bid
will aoon come up for consideration
Ibe government baa asked for mcie
ground space than was originally al
lotted to it.
The management ot the exposition
has aeoured the services of CoL
Henry E. Dosch, of Portland. Oregon.
as director of the division of exhib
its. Tbe exhibits department la be
ing organized and prospective exhib
itors can now receive Information In
regard to space by applying to Col.
Uoson. Already many large firms
tboughoot tbe country have applied
for space.
Col. Dosch represented tbe state of
Oregon as commissioner at New
Orleans, Chicago, Omaha, Buffalo,
Cbarleetown and at tbe Fiftb Interna
tional Exhibition held at Osaka, Ja
pan, in 100.1, be was commissioner
from tbe state ot Oregon and Lewis
and Clarke Exposition. Tbe direct
ors of tbe Japanese exposition recog
nized CoL Desob'a ability as an "ex
positioniat" and placed him in
obarge ot all foreign exhibits. Ills
services were leoognized by tbe em
peror of Japan, who decorated blm
wltb the medal ot tbe chevalier of
tbe sacred treasure. Col. Dosch was
also given a diploma of merit tor bia
servloes at tne Osaka Exposition. It
bsara the signature of the 1 mikado
and the royal seal. CoL Donch waa
also commissioner general to tbe Loo-
Inlnnn ln m ri uoa V.vnnaiUnt t
tn anil i,uLsacu jmajvsiiiiuu A UI Sj HQ
Lewis and Oiark fair.
Tbat a aaooeasal exposition ciu be
held on tbe Paolflo coast, tbat the
Alsska-Yokon-PaoirJoExpositioowbioh
mill l.a I.aI,1 of I. 10(10
every chance of being an artistlo, ed
ucational and Uoanoial success la In
dicated by tbe oomnarlsoo ot tbe at
tendance 9guree ot tbe Lewis and
Clark exposition held at Portland,
Oregon, in 1905 with those ot tbe
Jamestown exposition held at Nor
folk-, Virginia, in 1007.
The official statement ot admissions
to tbe Jamestown exposition for the
exposition period abows a total of 2,-
BiM"i people wno onoaed the tarn
stiles. Portland's total attendance
was 2.554,848 or 289.604 less tba
Jamestown's. Rut Poi Hand's paid
admissions were 1.G88.858 against
Jamestown's 1,401,409, or 187.449
more. Poitland only bad 65.990 free
adm'sslons, whereas Jamestown bad
1,443, 04& . .
When the size, cost and population
of the aurronndlng country In wbiob
the two expositions were held are ta
ken into consideration, it can be
easily Keen bow suocessf ui tbe western
exposition was over the eastern one.
Portland was a comparatively small
woild'a fair as compared to Chicago
and St. Louis, yet it dre about 120,
000 persons from east of tbe Rocky
mouutains. Principally, most ot
these people came wet to aee tbe
oonntry and incidentally tbe Lewis
and Clark show, wblcb was the mag
net. Ibe Alaska-Yukon-PaoiUo Ex
positlou will have tbe same drawing
oard behind it, Tbe cost ot tbe Port-,
land exposition waa far less than tbat
of Jamestown. The government build
ing and exhibit at Portland were val
ued at about $800,000. The govern
ment spent about 12,600,000 at James
town.
Tbe most startling thing about tbe
suooess of tbe Lewis and Clark expo
sition was tne iaot tbat it only bad
utimit 1 am rum n.nni. ui.in . ..i...
ot 500 milei from wbiob, to draw ita
attendance, whereas Jamentown with
in a radius of 525 miles had about
39,000,000 people. Also Poitland ran
for only four and a bait montba,
while Jamestown waa open for seven
months.
Portland was able to pay back 20
ner oent to Its stock hnhlms anil waa
entirely out of debt by tbe middle of
tbe exposition. Jamestown will not
pay back anything and is hopelessly
in debt to tbe United States govern
menc. ... jimi
The management of the Alaska-Yu-
kon-Paolflo Exposition ..figures con
servatively from the example set by
Portland, tbat tbe paid attendance
at tbe 1909 fair will reiob 2,500,000.
wnion wiu mane it one of, if ;not tbe
most, successful expositions ever
held.
Mothers' and Teachers' Club.
Tha Mothers' anrl Taunho' Hnh
will meet for permanent organization
on Friday nllninnnn li'ahriiui 11 as
3 o'clock in the high school rooms.
The following program is being pre
pared ror me occasion :
Mllflin . .la inla rlnln.....
Paper, "How to Beautify the School
r i ' ' i
nuumi sou urounas,
Mrs Wm Rand
Paper, "Hie livils of Clamming,"
uirs. a. . nuooii
Paper," Why Home Woik is Required'
Miss White
Disoussion - ' - . . -Song
- - "Lullaby"
Leila Hersbner
"The Necessity of Regular Attend
ance" . Prof. Brown