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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1908)
EOoD HtVER GLACIER, THtJE9DAY, JULY 8, 1608 CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. A. C. Mabaner baa been ap to Mt. Hood way doing carpenter work for C. Ll Kogera. Mr. Kogera baa been bnild'ng a hoaee. Roawell Sbelley, of Caraoo, waa busy about bla Odell property tbe creator part of laat week. Although Mr. Bbelley doea not now reside bere bo ia atill a firm belieTer id Hood Ktrer talley. Mt. and Mi. Sbelley expect to eome up for the Fourth aud will take the grand children. Mauler Dale and Miae Vivian Sbelley, back witb tbem for month' visit. 'J. R. Crosby la home from a boal n ess visit to Seattle and Taooma, Wash. ' Carl Lateen and his family are now at borne in tbe '. IlluricU'a bouse until recently oooupled by U. L. Huger and family. Mr. aud Mrs. P. T. Sbelley aold tbeir jerional property at auction aud will io to take charge ot tbe office aod boose in wblcb the business con nected witb those employed as rangera receive, attention. It is a good posi tion and their friends congratulate tbem. Fred Egbert of tbe Kggert-Youog Shoe Co., of Foitland, and Charles Kggert also a successful shoe merchant of Seattle, Washington, oalled at tbe borne of tbelr nephew, J. 11. t'-ggeri one day last week. Berths Latterly who ia a atudent of Whitman College, Wall Walla, Wash., is borne for a visit witb relatives. bora to Mr. and Mia. II. S. Ualll gan, Sunday, June 21, a daughter. Last Saturday afternoon (Jeorge Maalker met witb very serious ac cident He was in a tree about twelve feet above tbe ground cutting the top of tbe tide ott ao that be inigbt use tbe tree aa it stood for a gate post. Wben tbe tree top fell the limb on whicb Ueotge stood broke and be fell on bin ax which bad I alien and atruok tbe ground in auob a man ner as to leave it standing witb one edge upward. Tbe wound wblcb la in tbe back Is on wblcb will ot nec essity be painful and will require coo sldeiable time for healing. Drs. Durable and Shew dressed tbe wound, several stlcbea being ueoesHary. All unit In sympathy aud wishes for a rapid recovery. Vina Krazier la home from school in Portland aud la witb ber alster, Mrs. 11. S. Ualligan. John Haudaaker, a brother ot I bos. Ilandsaker, wbo la well-known bere, uave an Interesting talk Sunday eveu- iug in whicb were many practical aa well aa beautiful thoughts. Rev. Troy Sbelley will speak to tbe poople of Udell next Sunday. Eveiett Laflerty was down from (Jreen Point dunday for a visit witb home folks. The Japanese consul ot Portland culled Ht the home of Rev. Troy Bbelley Sunday. Ilia wife Is receiv ing training from Maiguerite Sbelley of tbe Uillesple Sohool of Expression. C. L. Roger and family are at home at Mt. Hood. Mi. Hawthorn who has been visit ing her sen M. Hawthorne baa gone to Astoria. Mra. WIIhoii has been visiting her daughter, Mis. P. T. Shelley. Mra. Troy Sbelley Is heme troiu Portland. Dor daughter, Hope, wbo graduated from tbe Portland High School with bonora came witb bur for h visit. Clinton Wood ha had quite a ser ious lime with measlos. Lurllue and Irene Kishor buve mea nles. Mra. L D. lioyed returned fiom Portland tbe first of the week. a. m. to 7 p. m, to vote a apaola) las to carry on tbe work of the Hood Hirer Irrigation district: let all tbe voter attend. K V Rhnamakar hu Mid hla oroo- eity to a man from Portland by tb nam of lloover, wbo will take pos aeastoD tbia week. Ureal preparations bare been mad at tb Grange Paik on Methodist Lane for celebration on tb glorious Fourth. Great credit la dne to tb grangera for tbeir untiring efforts put forth ao tbat all wbo attaod may en joy tb day in tb Grange Park in tbe new county li. C. Adamaon ia making improve ments on bis land on Methodist Lane. Bert is making a brand new driveway from tb road to tb bouse. Soppos little later on B. C. will b putting up a neat new bouse. W. K. Andrews baa bnilt a most sub stantia! bouse and barn near tbe C. Chandler place Tbla kind of building oouuta lo tbe district wblcb goes to show tbat we have men of push and enterprise around tb Rock ford dis trict. A Wel-h, on Kockford Avenue, has treated his bouse and barn to a ooat oi paint. Will Nichola waa out bright aod early on Sunday morning last with a smile all over his lace, as be said be was goiug to meet a friend, coming troni Ibe Dalles. W feel sure tbst friend will be riant royally enter tainded for our Mra. W. N. knows how to entertain ber friends. It is a well-known faot tbat H. F. Eadlemau Is an indefatigable worker on our put.llc roada ao Ben la Just a good on the ranch. It proves it wben you see U. F. going to town very day witb berries. It looks as though be might have taken in some where between Tut) and 800 orates. It might be well for tbe Odollitea to look out a good location where a oourt bcuse aud other buildings might ba erected, get enough subscribed to build the whole buildings, then pre sent It to our new county, so aa lo have tb county seat located tbere. This would relieve tbe county of a big debt. Tbe Rockford man bas a very wise fox tenler dog He got up on tbe desk on Sunday morning aud got down tbe telephone. Suppose be waa trying to call up MoGuire liroa. to get a tew scraps, but do not think be euooeeded. iei, sir, me lox terrier dogs are wise little fellows. BARRETT. Mra J. G. Gibbous returned from Portland, where she bas been spend lug a tew weeks, also attended tbe weddiug.of het neioe. T. Shear, with hia Jap man, culti vating aod cleaning up the new or chard ot Mra. Kuney llelme, on Rockford avu. There will be an election at the Rarrett school house, July 11, 1908, A fiolden Wedding moans that niai and wife have lived to a good old age ami consequently have kept healthy. The best way to keep healtbv Is to see that your liver does it's duty aill days out of 3(5. The only way to do this is to keep hallard'i Herbine in the house and take it when ever your liver inactive. 5o cents per bottle. Hold by Clias. Pi. Clarke. MOUNT HOOD. There were no cburcb services at the ohurob Sunday, as Rev. llian- stetter is very sick, we understand. Rev. Ewald Soland held catbolio servioes at tbeir place of worship Sunday. Mr. Len Giles, a prosperous farm owner ot Washington county, waa vla lting old fiiends at Mt. Hood last week. Mr. Giles is at preseut Inter ested lu mining. Rev. J. V. Milllgan is to preach at Mt. Hood next Sunday, both morning and evening. Next Fiiday evening la tbe regular time for tbe next grange meeting, being tbe first Friday In the month. Strawberry picking continues to be the prinoipai occupation lu the upper tBlley, tbia weok promising to be the ranuer week lu tbe yield ot berries. Tbe dance held Frlduy night waa one ot tbe very nicest ones of tb season. It was quite well uttended, aud the musio was good and every body ieemnd to have a good time. Light refreshments were served by the coinittee in charge. The party broke up about midnight. 'I he citizens of the upper alley are pleased that one of tbe oommissioneia ot the new county la R. J Molsaaa as he is a wide, awuke, energetlo oltizen keeuly ailv to tbe needa cf oui sec I lou and we are sure btat he will look after our Interests wben cccutdon calls tor It. I Tb school meeting last Saturday waa well attended. It waa decHej nnaolmoosly to erect a acbucl bouse oo tb west aid of - tb .river, and an adjourned meeting waa appointed for Jolr 7tb to decide opon a ait for tb earn, at wblcb meet log tb ecnool board I to report opon tb most central aod feasible situation It waa decided to borrow tb money and Issue warrants to cover tb ooat of building. Jut Exactly Right. "I have used Dr. King New Life Pilla for several years, and find them just exactly right," says Mr. A. A. Kel ton. of Harriaville, N. Y. New Life Pilla relieve without the least discom fort. Best remedy for constipation, bil- iouonen and malaria. 25c atCha. N. Clark's drug store. BELMONT. Mrs. Soott and aon, James, of Ilepp ner, Or., are visiting at tb Key stone ranch. Mrs. Tolman and ahlldran. NallU Lizzie and Willi, are camped at Mr. rarreii't. Paul Hayes and Will Hooper have returned tr im Walla Walla, Waab. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Davla cam down from their mountain tanob, bringlug a load of p itatoea for Gren Point Robert Jones bad the bay balers at bla place Friday. Karl Eby, Roy Eataman and Don Ellis are helping the baytalere. Mr. Eastman. Noble, aod son Earl are busy at Park Grange building partition and stands for the celebra tion on tbe glorious fourth. Ibe dead limbs have bu cut utt some of tbe trees, thereby adding lo tbe looks of the grounds. No dauger of the merry widow bats catching In tbe limbs now. Let everyone get tbeir best bibs aud tuckers ready for tbe celebration at tbe park Mlaa Coate 'iom Franbton Is sewing st Mrs. Barker's tbis week. Kev Sklpworth held quarterly busiuetis meetiug at tbe M E. parsonage Wednesday alter noon, preached In tb tveniog and administered Holy Com rnuui'iu, those who did uot atteud missed very On sermon. Mr. Lindsay, of Oak Grove, attend ed qnariiely meetiug at Belmont Wednesday. Dr. I lifts returned to Berkuly, Cal., His children will finish tbelr eduon tion at Beikely Uuiverslty. Tbe Indians camped on Methodist Lane seem to hove a pow-wovr in the evenings, drum beating t ud singiug. It is not a very musical performance. M. P. Iseuoerg la pioklug bis early cberrtea. Mr. J. W. Auderaoo bas been re elected director of Franktou school board. . M. P. Isenberg waa eleoted clerk. Dr. Swinburne, uf Heppner, li vis iting Mr. and Mra. Xuuamakrr. Miss Hazel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith, is coming from Portland July 3 and will visit tbe home folks for about a week. Tboir son, Wesley, has returned to Cal if or nla Notice. Tha rianna al fSraun Park on tba evening of July 4th is not Invitation stated on posters. Every oo wel come. Com out and bT a good time. Dane Committee. jjjrtev. and Mis. Stark, of Mosier, I visiting at tbe bom or Mr. aud Mra. J. W. Davla Tbey expect to stay until alter the glorious fourth. We are sorry to bear ot tbe accident tbat befell George Masiker, ot Odell, graudson ot Mr. Price. We trust tbat be will soou recover M. P. Iseubeig Is picking cherries. Unless l e has Lelp be will be ui til Christmas tit tbe rate he is pickir g lie vays two tons f cherrits nicuu some climbing He is finding nut be is not quit as r ry as lie ued lo be. MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in larye or small tracts. Some very g'd lunil at lou- prices at present. Good lirowing cmnniui.ity. Six miles east of Mood Kiver. Also homesteads and re linquishment. Parties wishing to buy win do wen lo writ) or see GEO. CHAM REM A1N Mi.i-ier. OrMf"! W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business. Our Stock is the largest in the county. We do our own watch work. Our experience was gained with the large factories of the East at our door. We apply factory methods in our work. We are competent to make our guarantee good. Our optical parlors are up-to-date. We put up our own Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Our buyer visits the Eastern markets each year and pur chases tor two stores. -:- -:- -:- No ona can offer bwttwv good nor bottor prtco Inspect our Storm boforo purchasing R. E. LARAWAY, Manag er I SICK ROOM 1 CONVENIENCES In great variety are here to help the invalid to recovery. There are hot water bags, fountain syringes, atomizers, sprayers and innumerable other things. As with our drugs and medicines our sick room appliances are selected for their high quality. They have the approval of all physicians. KEIR & CASS SMITH BLOCK 3C 30 KIXIABLK DKUUC.ISTS "J Advertised Letter List, Adams, Mis Alice; Brown, Mr. Kettle: Cant. Mrs. C. H. : Doolsao. Mrs. Llliso: Joyce, Mr. W. P ; Krieg, Miss Msy; Sbsw, Mrs. Frsuk; liaoou. J an ; Band, A. ; Bailey, Anthony; Bander, J. M. ; Wood, Kay; Bravo, Hugo (2); Brook, U. M. ; Brooks. Eadgsr; Carter, K. L ; Uhsy- tar, II. ; Clcxton, Rev. ; Compton, N. C. ; Cocbian, Geo. t. ; Cochran, W. W. : Uooiey. f rank; Uroft. S. A.; Ciatter. C. A ; Dane, J. L. (2); El- lint , Mr: hleming. lien T. ; Gibson, H. A.; Hartong, J. M ; Hayden, Louis: llnyner. Cleveland; Hilton, J. L.;Huut, S N li ; Johnson, Guy ; Lee. . liber t; Leslie. K. (i. ; ieslie, Earl M ; Logan, C L. ; McFein, It. T ; McKinney. Earl (2); Miller. Paul; Miller, Vlrli.u; Morearty Walter; Nickabara, T. ; Nicholas, M L ; Wise, Louis; U.ion, Juliss; Phelps, Koyal; Poroell, Gao. ; Price, O. C. ; Prioe, W. K (2); Kail. Warren; Held. Win.; Smith, A. J. ; Taylor, Wilber; Vognt, Stive: Weit, W. N. ; W-isenor, Pen ; York, Geo. Wm. M. Yates, P. M. lleb'i With a Roll. Marshall Ganger picked np a bobo Saturday witb nearly 11,000 on his persou, and locked bim up nntil he could Und out sometblug about bim, Mr. Ganger waa searching a number of tbe Weary Willies wbicb be found id tbe jnngies and along tbe traok, as is his custom, aud near tbe mill hailed a ragged, dirty husky walking along the truck. Ibe rum refused to stop or answer bis questions, ao be compelled bim to halt. Tbe first dive he made into tbe pooketa ot tbe man revealed a number of bills ot large deuoojinutions. lie then called over a couple of tbe mill men wbo were watching the proceedings, aud tbey all concluded the ciroiimslauoe war ranted Investigation. Tbe man then put up a struggle against beiug locked up, and It nus nece saury to handcuff him. Several times be attempted to escape, aud tried brd to piok the lock on tbe haudcutta. Upon tbe airivHl it tbe jail it took ttiue wen to seurob bim, and there was funud upon h'm $)2.r in bill and 16 In silver. Two shotgun caitiidgea fitted to gether held a number ot bills of targe denominations, and two other wallets oontolnei bills. The man gave bis name as John Smith and re! need to tell anytliln ( else as to where be oauie from or bow be got tba money. Communication witb tbe chiefs at Fortlnnd, The Dalles aud other cities fulled to dis close any robberies or auy one an swering tbe nmn's description wbo was wanted for auy oiime. Tbe money was deposited in tbe btnk and tbe diho turned loose Mon day moruiug. To outsiders bo said he waa a sheep berdar from Boise., and is an apparently eccentric char- Is Your Hair Sick? That's too bad ! We had no ticed it was looking pretty thin and rough of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayer's Hair Vigor Is a regular hair grower, a per fect hair tonic. The hair stops coming out, grows faster, keeps soft and smooth. Ayer's Hair Vigor cures sick hair, makes it strong and healthy. 8Th. beat kind of a testimonial - .. m M M I A byJ.C. Att C:, lvU. Aim aaaufesHttnn . yers SAISAPAULU. riLLS. CHERRY KCT1WAL. aoter ho Ions uot realize tbe danger he la In traveling arouo I with hobo, wtb a big roll In his pooket. Notice of Election. ' Notice is hereby given that a special election will be held Satarday, tbe Uth day of July, at tbe Barrett school house, In tbe Hood River Irri gation District to determine whether or no the Hood Kiver Irrigation Dis trict shall levy a special 25 mill tax. It ii estimated end determined by tbe board of direotors tbat this tax ia neo essary for tbe purpose of completing that part of the system In course of coustruotlou. The polls of aucb elec tion will be open at tbe hour of 8 o'clock n m. aud will be closed at tbe bunr of 7 o'clock p. m. Said election will be beld and tbe result thereof de termined lu conformity witb tbe re quirements ol the law concerning elec tions lp said district. Notice is fur ther gived tbat W. L. Nichols, E. K. Manning aud Chas. Franz are regulur ly appointed judges of said electiou, and L. Dinsmore, C. 0. Jantzeu and I. K. 11 ugbes clerks thereof. By ordnr of tbe Boaid of Directors, Percy A. Smith, Secretary. Dated ut Hood Kiver, Oro.,tbia 15th day ot Juue. St II 10,348 Crates Berries. Ten thousand tbree hundred and (orty-elght orates of strawbei ries Is tbe record ot sblpmeuts made duiing the sensoii by Kei.uewick growers. The old lViiusylvania Dutch Ihnikiml recommend "llrckorv Hark t otigl Remedy." Guaranteed to cure your couuh. auu L'tiaranteeu to bo pure M1e from the bark of the shell hark or while hickory tree. For sale by Chas N. Clarke and all dealers every w here. J Tea, 1 AfS JAFol,er (joldenGate "its ilf TEA GEYLON The choice of flavor is a matter of taste to be Good, should be free from artificial coloring it should be pure. Folger's Golden Gate Teas are pure healthful re freshing. Six flavors Japan English BreaKfast Gunpowder Ceylon Oolong BlacK OX Green Packed flavor-tight in dust proof cartons. J. A. Folger (EL Co. San Francisco Importers of Pure Teas It's easy to reach North Beach Tuke Steamer POTTER from Toi-tlmid I'ascengera are now transferred to th railroad at.MEGLGR fourteen miles up the Columbia Kiver from Ilwaco. This eliminates the necessity of steamers Waiting for the tide, and insures prompt and regular summer service The Steamer T. J. Potter leaves Portland every moruiug except Saturday and Sunday at8:30o'clock Saturday only at 2 o'clock P. M. Remember the Summer rate on the O. R. (SI N. it $6.55 from Hood Kiver, Ore., to all North Beach points and return; good until September. North Beach lu a famous, beautiful place the most perfect beach on the whole North Coast. There are accommodations galore at priors to s ni all tastes; canipiuir abilities without equal perfect bathing condition."; all sorts of amu.cmenln and diversion-i. Oome, have a pood rest and a jolly time. Let us send you our new summer look and tell yon all about North Beach. J. H. FREDICY, Local Agent, Hood River, Oregon WM. McMURRAY, (teiiera! Passenger Agent, Portland, On gon. ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD A Residence, Barn, Garage, Cold Storage Room or Retaining Wall? Then be Up-to-Dute and build uf CONCRETE This it coming more and more to he recognized a the best building material fin al! classes of construction, and the Miracle Double Air i?pace Block, or Ceivent Brick cannot be surpassed. It is warm In winter, cool lit summer and knocks Insurance rates silly, Investigate if you contemplate building. We manufnetur both concrete blocks and cement brick and will guarantee them. Come to the works, one block north and e-t of Gill's store, an fee ti t manufactured products, or call us op on phones No. 270-M or 95 and we will giv you further information and prices. Bradley Brothers FREE!!! $1150 PHONOGRAPH With Cash Purchases Amounting to $35.00 In Dry Goods Clothing Furnishing Goods and Shoes Prices are being reduced on almost everything in above lines. . Call and have a machine reserved and when your cash slips amount to $35.00 you get the machine. R.B. ft BRAGG CO. Hood River, Oregon r Creating a Reserve Is not difficult ouce you start to save your money systematically. But if you ever expect to be independent financially through your own efforts you must make the start. Money saved and put away safely will protect you from misfortune and prepare you to take advantage of opportunities that will surely come to you. Funding the capital of your working years Insures Your Future But choose the right place to put your capital or the hard-earned savings of a lifetime may be swept away in a day. We offer our patrons the counsel and experience of our directors, together with every banking facility consistent with sound business methods in all their relations with us, aud pay 4 per cent interest on all deposits made in our Savings Department. Give us the op portunity and we will aid you to make your money earn more money. The First National Bank HOOD IVER, OREGON. ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... Filling Prescriptions I f With Pure Drugs with satisfaction to both patient and physician in x.,,! if .vou leave your prescription with us. We have sained a reDutation tnr nu bility by aupplying Pure Fresh Drugs In alt our prescriptions. When you bring yonr prescriptions here you are sure of ideal service. THE GLACIER PHARMACY, chas. n. clarke r 9 HOOD RIVER, OREGON