The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, July 09, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextIs ID VOL. XX HOOD RIVER, OREGON, JULY 9, 1908 y NO. 8 I 111 III -vjv moo SOCIETIES. HOl R1VKII tXlMMKRCIALCI.UB-MeetJ every awond Monday In each month at p. ui.. Id iliv club rooms over Jackson's store. A. A. Jaynk, Pres. F. 8. DAVH'boM, Secretary. HOOD HI VKU IO IK) E NO. 105, A. F. and A. M. Meeu Haturduy evening on or before earti full niiion. i:. N. ll.AKKK, W. M. 1. McDomai.d, SK-rtUry. H01) MVKK Til AHTK.lt NO. 7. 11. A. M. Met-u dm Bud tliird Krlilay nights or each lUOIHll. O. K. CAM'i'HKa H. P. K. o. Iti-ANfilAR, Hecretary HihmI Ulver Couiinandery No. 1. K-T. Meets every cund Monday evening 1 each nioiith. W. K.Laraway,K.C. A. U. Wue. Recorder. HOOD KIVl-.R CHAPTER NO. , O.K. 8. MarU second and fourth Tueadsy evening of each uionth. Visitors cordially weleoineU. CAIlttlK Hailey. W. M. Miss Intel. Woouwobtii, Heerauary. IDLKWll.IiKtX) GK NO. 1(17, I. O. O. t. Meeta In Kra .rual hall, every Ihuisday nlgbl. M. J. MAHIKBH, N. . (iKii. Thomson, cretary KDF.N KNC A MI'MKNT, NO., I. O. O. K. Regular inix-tin smswh! and fourth Monilajs of each inontli. Oao. Thomson. C. I . H, C. HMtfii, Scribe. KKMP LOI)UK,No.l81,I.O. O. K.-Meets In Odell Improvement, Co. 'shall every Satur day night. Visitors cordially welcomed. " J H Ckokhy. N. O. BO M Ahhikek, lieo. Her y. . : RKL KKBKKAH DKORKK IMK1K NO. i. I.O. O. K.-Meela tirst and third trldays ti each month. M km. K. 8. M ayku, N. O. tit.LA MAY Davidson, HecreUry. WOW meets the 2d and 4th Saturdays each month at I. O. O. K. hall. VWIon i cor dlally invited. A. C.SrAlf.N,. K. W . McK.KYNOI.lw. Clerk. WAUCOMA LODGE NO. 30 K. OK F. Meets ill K. of P. ball every Tuesday night, (.'. P. Kom, O. ( . J. E. NichoI-S. K.ofR. and . HOOD RIVKH ('AMP, NO. 7,10a, M. W. A. Meeu In I. O. O. r". hul every Wednesday nlsht. ll.H. DANO, V. 0. C. U. DAKIN, Clerk. OOD 1M VKR ClltCLE NO. 52'1, WOMEN OK Woodrrart-MeUiat I.O.O. K hall on the nratnnd Third Haltintays of eeh nio'ith. Lou McKkynoluh, U. N. K. W. McReynoldh, Clerk. RIVKKSIHK liODUKNO. 8 A. O. U. W. Meew first and llilrd Haturdays jach month. K. K. Chapman, M. W. OKO. Ki.oroM, KliiHiicier CHKMTKK SHI TK. Ilwor.ler. OI.KTA ASSKMM.Y NO. 10X UNITKli ART-lsana.-,leeti-Hie Ural and third Wediiea dayH work: -.com! ami riuirth WVrti'-.lays XriWiis' h:ill. C. I). 11 us metis, vl. . K. H. Haktwiii, Herniary. roIT RTTlTSil! Tit V Eii"So7." IffltttiHI BKM i;.Vmeilca,-M ls every Tbiiraday evening at8 o'cuvk. Wm. Flkminu, 0. R. F. C. Bkomus, Si cit tury. CAN BY 1'OHT, NO. K..O. A. It. MEKTS AT A O I'. W. hull, wcond and lonrtli satur laya'of each munth at2o'clock p. m. All 11 A It menihcv. invited to meet wi'h "f. (i. It. CAKTNKK. I'OIIIM'lilldi r. S. F. HI.VTIIK. v.Mul 'iil. A1)Y W. K. l'., No. Id M KKTS sM ONl lid ft urlh MillilMaMlol eii M.nl'i In . i . v . h.-tll m '.' p. in- KATil'tYN OII.I., I'lt-ldenl. I.VI IA -t'MNMl -"'"til-:. M.M I AIS ll.) -II. ''AMP N... 11. N. A. M,.. i :il 1. 1 1. O. I' liail Oh lf wctilld iUI'1 r.,,1, ! i,m ol ..itl) IlKllltll. MKH. II. l'KH.EH, O. .VI i . K. IlKiwil'H. Ri'coidcr. " PAYNTK.lt LoDOK, No. 2110, M. II. A. im-cia llr.-l ami llilrd Fridays of eiu'.ll month at K. of I', ball. Uko. MH.I.BK, I'rea. AUO. UUItl.HHH, Me . J k. WATT, M. D. niV'slClAN AM) SUKGKDN. l irii .iuick: Office. M; realdence. HI I. - I liOEu.N O. R. . N. Co. H. L. DUMBLE, PHVlCIA.N ..N'U SUUUKOS CullH promptly an.-wM -a in !own or cnuuuy, Day ut Ninlil. Telephoned: lleaio- w. til I: ' Hlloe, '.11. Olticeiu Hi' i'.i"v;u uoil.linu. E. 0. DUTRO, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Ullice over First National b ink. Hood River, Oregon. Office PhoneMaiti871 Kea Mniii873 M.F.SHAW, M. D. Office in Jackson Block. OUice phone, No. 1471. Residence, No. . UU. M. H. HHAKP DR. KDNA B. bUAKP Osteopathic Physicians 3raduatea of tlie American School ol Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Olflee. Hood Kiver Hank and Trust Co. Hid lloiiiu PIioiik 102 lies. 10--B F C. HKOSIUS, M. D. PIIY1SIC1AN AND SUKGEON 'Phone Central, or U'l. Office Houm: 10 to 11 A. A!.; 2 to 8 audolnTPM. Mrs. Mary Powell Jordan, M. D. PHYSICIAN and 8U11GKON lirtice and residence, home place of John Iceland Heii.letson, Mlnte St., heatl of t hird bt. Plimie H71. DR. EDGINGTON Smith Building HOOD RIVHR - OREGON HdrTeTt. carnes DNTIST Otflce over llartineas store Telephone 31 H. D. W. PINEO.D. D.S. DENTIST Offwe over Telephone first National Rank 131 C H. JENKINS, D.M.D. DENTIST Telephones: Office 28; residence 28-H Office over Butler Bunk, A. JAYNE LAWYER Abfltractl Furnished. Money I".ned E. H. HARTWIG, LAWYEIt. Will Practice In All Court Office In Smith Building, ovfr First Na tlonal Rank. A. C. BUCK NOTARY PITBM0 AND INSUR ANCE AGENT Room 12 Hroaitns Block DR C. W.EDMUNDS SPECIALIST EYE, EAR, NOSE AND llln'-HT , w Bronius Building. Te ep'.on il White Salmon Valley Bank The small depositor m-nives th. kjihk' m n if, mi 1 reahnen as the larger ones. V havi lth. COME AND SEE US. rjlHTANLir, K.USHIT,, K. O. Rlarciai I Pram. Vloe-Prea. Caaiiler. V. C. Bruik. Awt. Caahier. First National Bank OF HOOD RIVER, OREUON. i Capital $50,000 Surplus $15,000.' P. M. Hall-Lewis & Co. ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS Deputy County Murvcj or for Waaco Couuty. Deputy County Surveyor for Klickitat Co., Wanh. City Engineer, City of HckhI River. Mak surveya, plani and eatlinatea for ww. er, llifht and power aiid railway plauta, and furniau subject to approval, plans, specifica tions and estimates tor all classes of buildings public, private and mercantile. Mpeclal atten tion (Wen to eoonomlc and slow-burning nun slruitlou. Accuracy andeoonoaay guaranteed. Home and Paciflo Telephones. Davldaon Building, Hood River, Oregon. JOHN LELAND HENDERSON ATTORN EY-AT-I.AW. ABSTRACTER, NO TARY PUBLlCand REAL EJSTATE AUENT. Kor !H years a resident oro egon and Wash lugtoii Has had many years experience in Real Estate naliera, a abstractor.searcherof titles and ageut, HatiKfavlioii cuarauteed r ou charge International Qorrespondence chool HtritANTON, PA. II. V. REED, Representative iU'i Sixth St., Portland, Oregon. Hood River once u month. Full infor motion mailed upon request. Eureka Meat Market MeUUIRE BROS., Props. Deulera in Fresh and Cured Meats, Lard Poultry, FYuits anil Vegetables. nee Delivery. Phone Main 35. M. E. WELCH, LICENSED VETERINARY SL'RUEUN Is prepared to do any work lu the veterin ary line. He can be found by calling at or ph-nlng to Clarke drug store. A. J. DERBY Lawyer HOOD RIVER, OREGON. Stranahan & Slaven Contractors and Builders HOOD RIVER, OREGON. JOE WRIGHT, , ClRPENTER AND BUILDER Phone 251-S Estimates furiiinhfld on request. An honest job guaranteed. E. A. JEROME, Architect flavin;; had several year' cxierlence lu drafting and hulldiiii;, 1 would i-espe:tliill.v aollcit a part of the patronaue of the peoplt- ol Hood River who Miiiclpate building. Term, reasonable, a id sutistactlon guaruuleed. Of fice at residence ou tlxights. H. SEYMOUR HALL, Surveyor. I am qualified and :i vp.ir. d to do all kinds ol IUtI cikms land surveying. Accuracy (liar auterd. Tti-se who wis' tirst-clus work done address It. K. I). i., Hsd River Plume SUxl EI ASSOCIATION OF McM INN VILLI':, ORE. Announces another reduction in the cost of insurance. T. L. DUNSMOKH, THE DALLES C. D. THOMPSON, HOOD RIVER rHl.UH'.CH i AJ.NULO. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS KfltlmtUs (nrniihxl on all kindi of work PhonAfl' Arnold. Main XilUUtHI. rrMartak. M as Fix up the Fences before your stock gcta out or other peoples Ptock gets in. We have all the materia 8 nnd UwIb riu'ht here. Bathed, twisted and plitin wire, staples, ctretch ers, hammers, post hoi,- diggers. All of a standard mtike nnd the Iwai in their line Just like all our hardware. Wm. Haynes Hardware Store Houtl River - - Oregon MME. ABBOTT Millinery, Hair Goods Richardfon's Silks and Embroidery Supplies. Oppneiie tin1 l'ari Fair, ('has. O. Pratt, J. H. Oahorne, R. W. Pratt, PrealdeuU Vice Pro. Cashier. Hood River Banking VP and Trust Co. Wetransact a general banking business and own our own banking proMrty merest paid on time and Havings deposits Ha re deposit boxes. C.F.SUMNER HEADQUARTE : . Plumbing Come in and exam ine our Hue of Pumps, Bath Tubs, La vatories, Sinks, Etc. Agents For Ferguson & Wright Hood River Marble Works Are prepared to execute all orders for granite und marble work, monuments, etc. McRcynolds & Co. DEALERS IN Flour, Feed, Hay, Grain and Poultry Supplies YUCCA TREE PROTECTORS Petaluma Incubators and Brooders STOCK FOOD , Phone 1091 HOOD RIVER, OREGON McEwen & Koskey Convral Commitiion Merchants Prompt Males and Quick Returns. Wholesale Dealer In all Kinds of Fruit and Product Consignments Solicited. l'.9 FltONT ST. PORTLAND, ORKOON BON TON ...Barber Parlors... The place to get an eas.y shave and first-class hair cut. Our shop is metropolitan in every respect. Porcelain Baths in Connection O. H. CRAY, Prop. k TAFT D RAYING, GENERAL TEAMING Wood For Sale. Prompt Delivery OFFICE I'HOXE (SO-M RES. 1'IIOXE PHONE 232-M Hood hiver, Oregon Underwood and Little White Salmon CHOICE FRUIT LANDS This is where f ti it lurut; it ml hiiuiII grows to perfection ami euniniaiiila the highest market price. 70 acres, Z acreg set to orchard h.et spring, moat ly apples and (leaclieH and all good varieties, clean Hiid healthy; othur hiiiuII fruit. About .'" acre goo I fruit land, several acn a :i-hed and burned, remainder of titict tfn.i I pasture land. 11 ntorv hou- 4 r'iiiF down Btnirs, riKit lioti-e, barn, wood lion-e cliickcn hotixe mid park. If miII at once can ne Iiau cheap. Is onl three qmirturg of n mile "in. 52 ucrea, hicuted at Mood slali.m, 25 acre in cultivation, 15 of which i in gm-H growing 3 oops per feaaon and good pasture; 21 Newown and Spits trees ohm year .1-1 . i 1 1 1 1 1 fruit fur faiuilv use. Una is li-t-.lass for eatly lin t ai d ail1 bih v tetalileg tinsurpabiied II 'iic. bam, thicken house and park a "I other n.'ce-s.irv outbuildings. Any ne wanting a go d home vill do well io write or m m at once Tor full par. Iicular . . A Specialty of Small Tracts. We have now completed the survey of a large tract nnd can furnish from toi. acres up. Come and make your selection, hh a delay nieaux that you will pay morn money as prices arc advancing. I have also Klickitat County grAin and grazing- lauda, hiuhly improvetl farms at reaaonuble priivs. Write or uall on F. W. DeHart Underwood, Wash. Lands Homes Orchards The best bargains are listed with us. We tell you iust what the land will produce. We do not exaggerate any thing. We guarantee a per fect title. We do not try to list property unless the prices are right and the land repre sents full value. Every prop erty that we have sold is worth from 2" to 1()0 per cent more now than it was sold for. This is the kirn I of place you want. See us and avoid mistakes. J. H. &Co. "The Reliable Dealers" PORTLAND HOOD RIVER 40S Corbett Dav User. B!4 DR. JONES Dentist Crown and Bridge Work. Twtli without Plates. Treat ment of dis eased teeth and gums. fflee In Broslns Building) Home Phone 99 Land For Sale I have about 1,01)0 acres of No. 1 Apple Lar.d, most of it under ditch at prices ranging from $ (50 per acre up. J. R. Steele HOOD RIVEK, OREGON RALPH REED Best line of Cigars in the City Also handle line of Pipes, Tobaccos and Fishing Tackle Choice Fruit Farms For Sale Five acres and upwards Some close to city J.W. Wiedrick Room 8, Davidson Bldg. Special olirc. Iluv ii'i.' sociiici 1 1 o iiiier.cy for tht famous Kdisou 'hoiingriipl, mhI i. cords, I wiah lo MHiwuiitn Itiut I just recoivod too uompiolu luie t.l ruaohines and the entita rat-lei' ci lec.ordo, being all the reaords mni" 1 1 tliia oompHny up to January 1, I'M S. Also a large fctock of disc rt i o 1 lu all over three thousand to - ici i trmn. One of the largest stock- i: tba btate. Call and see and hourtl ir Bonle's l'hino Hut m-. Silas 11. Brink', Pi oj . Farm For Sale. 10 acres beautifully located, gcxal love' land, half mile from town, one mile from 8t. Martina Spring, 5 acres culti vated, 80 walnut trees, yon im family orchard, uood well, i!'h1 honec ami I barn, hnu-ehold goisls, ii.w, 25 chiik- ens; pri e reaaoimlile. Addrestt ' J. L. Olson, Clinton, Wash., box 27 j2o FIRST SESSION COUNTY COURT FIX BONDS FOR NEW OFFICERS Hill Kent Old School Jtuildinir for ( iinnty Ofllces Provided Satinfae try Leave Can be Sfctircd. The tirt-t hcnsion of Hood Hiver County's court was bold Monday and marked the paesiug ot the Hit mile pout iu tbe bl-tury nf the olUcial lile ot the new county. Tho opeuing ses aiou nas not attended by the formal ities and diguitiei of the asembling of the hotit-o of patlUmeut oi ot cou eiees, but wiiH nevertheleKs of far more interest to the resldenti ot Hood Kircr county. Court was asheiubled iu tbe lodge room) of VVatiooma Lodge and was opened by Sherill L. K. Morse crying iu u loud voioe from one of the win dows: Hear ye, hear ye, the county court of Hood Hiver county is now In session." As Couuty Judge A. I. Purby presided dunked by Co tuis alonerg M. M. Hill aud H. J. Mo Isiiacs. At a neat by desk were County Clerk (1. I). Culbettsou aud County Asi-eakor J. P. Lucas, Cascade Locks. County Treasurer V. C. liroek came iu a abort time after court oonveued and the ouly member of tbe now gov ernment who w;ie not present was County Sohool iSiiperiuteudeut K. E. Coud who was forced to remain away on aoootiut ot a Lroken leg. The tlrst business of tbe court con sisted in approving tbe bonds ot Couuty Surveyor Heuderaon, Assessor Lucas and County Clerk Culbertsou. The bonds are placed with the Amer ican Surety Company and had all been properly executed ; are for j,tKl0 for surveyor end assessor and 10,000 foi clerk, lining found satisfactory to the court they were approved with out delay. Several applications for the positiou of roud supervisor were then consid ered by tbe court but iu answer to a question from Assessor Luchh on this point Judge Derby stated Unit after conference with his colleagues they bad decided to allow the present appointees to these positiotiB to stand provided there was no opposition aud so tur there was none. Provided also ot course that the preieut road supervisors want to retain their post tions. A proposition to purchase a safe tor tho couuty hooka and reooids wits heU in abeyance for future oou siderution. Tho report of acting cor oner A. C. lluck ou the death of tbe roau fotiud iu tbe rieei at Wyeth was returned to the clerk by Judge Derby for corrections in accordance with tbe law. After some discussion Assessor Luc ii a was authorized to go to The Dalles and receive blanks and plats In connection with the assessment rolls for 1D08. Ibe mtittei of fixing tho bonds of tbe sheiiS and county treasurer was next taken up and as the former is required to give bonds both as a tax collector for the county und also in his capacity of sheriiT thu court dually came to the conclusion that $10,000 would be about tho right figure and the l oud whs dxod at that amount. The ..ond of tho county treasurer was alsn tixed tit ?10,i.KW. The session of the court was thou declared adjourned until atternooti, Dili ing the adjournment the com missioneia considered two pioptisl tiouslliMt Iih.I been umde them iu teguril to ipiHilcrs for the couuty odtcers, out) of them being lodge rooms ot Wiiuooinu lodge and the other old school building at the head of Second street. The rent ot the loilgeroomi wn? stipulated at i.iH and that of tho school bull ling at ?!S0. After soma di lihetation the court decided to accept the tchool building provided a nitbifiictory lease nan bo 8o;mrod from the obnol board. Court wan then adjourned and an informal discussion took phico be tween tbe oommii-sioiiers and repie saiitiitivM ot soteial out nf town printing i H'ahlikhmt ots. ORKCOJT STATK SKXH IS niUEF. Judge Galloway last week fined J. M. Kightliugcr, of Salem, $00 and ordered him put iu Jail unless he paid bis divorced wife 5U within one month. One man and two women were aeilously Injured at Uaker City the Fourth, the result of a runaway of a team attached to a float of the Iloyal Neighbors in the parade. With hands strapped together aad weighted with rockB, the body of a well-dressed man was discovered In the Columbia River, near Hood Riv er, last week. The coroner's jury re turned a verdict of murder. The murdered man is thought to be H. K. Edmonds, a -rancher formerly of Uaker County. W alter East, 4 0 years of age, coiu mittod auitide In a Portland hotel Kinuliiy. From papers found in hla pockets it was luurucd that ho car ried LiKurtnco Pi the Woodmen of World iu !...u.' of hia Hon, Archie, who resides, in Kaleu. His natural ization papers itid cated that he had become a citizen oi iiie United Slates wlitiu resldine at Kails City, Or, Anarchy s red flag floated above i the Star and Stripes for a few min utes at Tillamook on the Fourth. William Wolfe, a painter, Insisted that the flag should float In the breeze this Independence day, but Marshal Zimmerman wasn't to be bluffed. Blows followed and In the melee the officer was forced to use his club to beat the anarchist into submission. Wolfe narrowly escaped mob violence. To be chosen two years in succes sion as delegate to the National Jew elers' Association by the members ot the Oregon Retail Jewelers' Associa tion, Is the distinction which has fallen to Charles H. Williams ot Con don. Last year Mr. Williams was first vice-president of the Oregon Jewel ers' Association ana went as a dele gate to the National convention in Chicago, at which time he was elect ed vice-president of the National or ganization. The Oregon Railway Commission is proving an effective agency in the adjustment of claims by shippers against railroad companies for over charges. In a large number of In stances shippers have complained of overcharges and the Commission has taken the matter up with the com pany, made investigations and se cured settlements. The claims range all the way from a tew dollars up to $50 or $60. Dr. W. G. Cole, city physician and state senator, declares that in his opinion from 10 to 30 per cent of the dairy cows from which Pendleton secures Its milk supply are affected with tuberculosis. Dr. Cole Is also a believer in the theory that cow tu berculosis Is tranBinlttable to the hu man and asBertB that a large percent age of the tuberculosis caBes are di rectly attributable to the use of milk from diseased cows. After pointing a loaded revolver at her two sisters and a young man In turn, Stella McCoy, aged 15, a Grand Ronde Indian girl, turned the weapon toward herself and tried to take tbe cartridges out. She was struck In the right eye. The bullet went through to the brain and the Indian maid died almost lnstsaitly. Three sisters aurvlve her; she was an or phan. Tho tragedy happened on the Grand Ronde. Charles W. Walton, the young mu sician, who held up a streetcar in Portland, In September, 1904, was sentenced to serve three years In the State Penitentiary last week. The crime of which young Walton was convicted at his last trial was that of shooting Policeman Olaus Nelson. On this charee he wag sentenced to serve nve years, ueaucung nis bi lowance for good behavior, he had only three months of that time to serve when he was brought to Port land for the new trial. The Lane County Court was pre sented with petitions freely Blgned from different sections of the county asking them to purchase a portable sawmill, to be used by the county as an aid to the building of plank roads and bridges for the outlying dis tricts. In Lane county there are many miles of plank roads and as the need Is generally In the timbered districts there would he a great sav ing to the county by having a port able Bawmtll which could be taken wherever planks were required and the material worked up. Congressman Hawley has been no tified by the Commandant of the United States Marine Corps that there are 57 vacancies In the grade of Second Lieutenant and that candi dates for these positions are desired. Mr. Hawley will be pleased to com municate with any young men of his congressional district who desire to apply. The position pays a salary of $1700 a year. Candidates must be not less than 5 feet 6 Inches tall and weigh not less than 132 pounds. They must also pass arequlred mental and physical examination. The mental rxamlnation includes Ergllsh, alge bra, logarithms, geometry, plane trig onometry and surveying. The candi date must be from 21 to 27 years of age. Laborers Murder Their Foreman. Missoula, Mont., July 7. Holmes Hayes, foreman at the St. Paul tun nel at Taft, near this city, was shot to death by five Montenegrins in re taliation for the death of a fellow countryman last October. Hayes was attacked from ambush and fell at the first fire. Tbe frenzied foreign ers then literally hacked his body to pieces with knives and made their escape over the mountains Into Ida ho. A large posse of experienced rangers are In pursuit. Last fall Haves was attacked by a crowd of Montenegro as the re sult of Borne difficulty and shot the leader dead. Nelson tt World Champion Pugilist. San Francisco, July 7. Battling Nelson won the title of lightweight pugilist ot the world by knocking Joe Cans out in the seventeenth round, after a desperate fight. Fully 10,000 men and some score ot wom en witnessed the affair. Many Fourth of July Fatalities, Chicago, July 7. Seventy-two dead and 2736 Injured are the totals ot the accidents attending the cele bration of the Fourth of Jul; In the Un!terl..Statei. visa m - SANE FOURTH AT HOOD RIVER CITY AND COUNTY AT GRANGE PARK No Accidents or Disorder A Uod Program and Large Crowd Make Enjoyable Day. Tbe fourth of July celebration came off as planned, the parade starting from Hood River at 9:30, and pro ceeded to C range Park, where the entire day was spent in a program which amused the mammoth crowd all day long. It was a "Sane Fourth," unmarrred by disorderly conduct or socidents oaused by tbe careless use ot explosives. There was no evidenoe of drunkeness on the pait of rodles at the paik, and there was no disoider of any kind. While there are bat few of tbe rowdy element In the city or valley, then were none in evidenoe Saturday. Tbe parade was beaded by tbe Hood River baud, followed by tbe big float which appeared in tbe parade at the Rose Festival at Portland, and was graced by the same lovely queen, Miss Nlckelseu. Then followed several rigs of comlo get-ups and oarrlagea aud automobiles with passengers tor tbe park, where the program for the day was carried out. There waa little attempt made to get up individual floats, tbe city giving way entirely to tbe country, and turning out with a big crowd to assist in tbe oountry oelebration. J Everybody was glad they went. There wns no lack of conveyances, the automobiles making many trips to aud from tbe grounds, while sev eral bulges, besides tbe carryalls of tbe a tn Ides, were busy taking the orowds out and back. The .Grange deserves credit for tbe manner in which the celebration was suooessfutly carried out, and it was one of tbe most sui oesaful oelebrations ever held iu Hood River, aud the first one in Hood River county. ibe ft renoon was taken up with the program aa announced last week, and was listened to with Interest and at teutlou. After lunch tbe raoea were the principal events of the afternoon, ending with a ball game. Dancing atarted late In tbe afternoon, aud oontintiod In tbe evening. Tbe win ueis ot the races were as follows: &0 y tn d dash A. Cornell. 100 yard dash A. Cornell. 50 yard foot race boys 12 and under Nutley. 50 yard foot race men CO years and over lioswell Shelley, 50 yard foot race girls 14 and under Lena Root. 50 yard fot race ladles Anna Davis. 50 yard foot raoe fat men 200 and over E. L. Kaufman. Egg raoe Melvin Catlin. 3-leg raoe Bert Jayne and Walter Shay. Sack raoe Walter Shay. Potato raoe Chaa. Carson. Nail Jdrivlug contest ladies Mrs. Aplln. Jdickward running J. M. Ledford. Ohstacle race Everett Service. Running broad jump A. Cornell. Hop skip and jump J. D, Lester. Sluudiug broad jump Hernia Phelps. Creased pole contest Melvin Cat lin. It is estimated that fully 2500, people attended tbe celebration given at Orange Paik, among them many Japs who took a lively interest in tbe affair, in fact one of them delivered something of an oration in which be tried to convey the Idea that bis countrymen understood tbe ieason for tbe great auuual demonstration eaoh year nu July 4th by tbe American pople and were fully in aooord wih it. After tbe parade in the morning, the 4th during tbe day in town was as quiet as Sunday. Those who did not attend tbe celebration out of town, for the most part spent the time quietly at borne. In tbe evening bow ever, when the crowds commenced to arrive back in town tbe streets again presented a lively appearance. Hun dreds turued out to see tbe fireworks and most ot those who did not bad a l"Mi celebration of their own at borne. About two hundred visitors from i- rtland spent tbe 4tb at Hood River .i,auy of them remaining over until Su day evening and returning to tbe city on No. I. There were also a nujiber of visitors here from The Dalles, Dufur aud other points. The excursion of tbe ball team to Steven son took a few from Hood River, but they returned early in tbe evening to witness tbe fireworks display and to take in the danoe at (Jrange Park. Pioffesgor Coad lireakes Ills Leg. Prof. E. E. Coad, who baa beea vis iting bis mother at Dallas, met with a serious aooldiut July 4, tbe first news ot wbioh came to Hood River in tbe following dispatuh to tbe Portland Journal : "Prof. E. E. CoHd, tl Hood River, new school superintendent of tbe county of Hood River, wbo bas been ou a vifdt to his mother here, was budly Injured In a runaway near town yesterday afternoon. He waa driving aud tbe horse, becowiug frightened, turned and tipped tbe rig over. Prof. Coad 'a left leg was broken lu two places below tbe kuee, aud he re ceived other severe bruises,"