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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1908)
Five PIONEERS TELL OF EARLY DAYS Two hundred pioueen of Washing tou bd OiegoD, saya tba Spokeioiau Kevle, lieteoed to addresses by Sen ator Let Aokeny, Dr. N. ). Blalock, I. P. Close and Captain W. P. Gray, of Faeco, who occupied the afternoon in lecltiug blutorioMl sketches of tba northwest aud of pioneer men and women, following the oration of tlie day. delivered by Judge N. 1. Caton, of Daveuport. The election of ottt oeera resulted iu tbe re-election of Dr. N. U. ISlslnrk, presideut; A. 11. Lloyd, of Waitsuurg, O. K Pallou and K, II. Nixon, rice presidents; Marvin I'-vans, secretary ; Levi Ao ke .y. tieasurer, and W. 1). Lyniuu, birtorittn. The time bud place of the next mei ting will te determined by tbe executive couiiuittee by resolution it wo determined to t.drnit aa honor ary moiubem all the Indian war veter an) iu tbe rtitit iict, about 10 in num ber. Michael Kiuuoy, tbe only sur viving member of Colooet Kteptuo's dotaobment, which was routed by the Indians uear liosuiia iu May, 1858, was present us an honored guest. Xbe women of tbe Ceutral Christian oburcb served an elaborate banquet. Tbe preient Association is following in the footsteps of the Hict society, wbiob was organized in 188U, and call ed tbe Walla Walla Pioneer Associa tion. The Brst meeting was held JunoO, aud the membership number ed 45 at the olono of the meeting. Nineveh Ford was the Uist presideut and Henry Ketliug eeoretary. lioth of these men are deBd. V. V. Paine, wealthy resideut ot this city aud still aotive, was tbe Bret treasurer. The drat auuuttl reuuiou was held June 10, 1887, and at the close tbe membership was 07. This is supposed to have been the tlrst annual leuuiou of pioneers beld in Washington. Hut few of tbe original members ot tbe old association remain. After a few years of splendid success, the organization waned, weakened and died. Tbe pres ent association was orgauized at Hun Bell's grove July 4, 1890. Its member ship consists of pioneer men and wo men from Walla Walla, Wbitmau, Franklin and Columbia counties, Wash , aud from Umatilla county, Ore. Fiom tbe Hret meeting Ur. N. U. iUalook has been its presideut. What is Best for Indigestion? Mr. A. Robinson, of Prumquin, On tario, lias been troubled for years with indirection, and reeoiniiiemln Chamber Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the "bist medicine I ever used." If trou bled with indigestion or constipation give them a trial. They are certain to prove beneficial. They are easy to take and pleasant in ettect. Price, Mb cents. Samples free at Keir k Cass' drug store Notice of Petition. Notice is hereby giveu that tbe un dersigued, T W Badder, will present tbe above aud foregoing petition to tbe honorable county court ot Hood Kiver county, state of Oregon, asking fnr n license to sell spiiitous, malt and vinous liquors and fermented oi der. commonly called hard cider, in Kails nrecinct. Hood Kiver county, state of Oregon, for a period of one year, and that said petitiou will be presented and application made lor tmoh license ou tbe first day of the regular October term of the county court of Hood River county, Oregon: t-wit on Monday, tbe Cth day of Oo toner, -1908: Dated this 30th day of July, 1908 T. W. Badder. Patrick McDelnnev. K. K. Carlson, V. Anderson. B. F. Rogers. Krick (Iranstiom, James Stewart, K. Nelson, N. Ktnkoe. tlus hviing. Pat (li ley, L. E. Ostberg. A. K Kelly, K. Difflu.W I). McAllister, Viggo Clommerson, J V Wilder. Del F.llitt. Charley lie r Chas. Oliu. Chas. Cote, W. P. Truni- imll. A. (). Adams. J. W. Lernari, Oeo. Cowell. Frank Williams, Perry Harvey, H. H. Clouse, V. Llliott, Kmnk (ireen. Aug. Peterson, Wm. Auders, N. D.Sauford, H. Clay Levy, Hnh Wriiht. W. M. Ash. A. Syriug, H. M. Mackimso , James Labey, Jess Cates. Cash. I. Wickland, Wm. Labey, N. C. Olson. John Bull, Erik Haggle lom .1 V. Union. C. P. Malloy, Wm. Luvzell. Joe Hob ' Id, Jr., Joseph SJn lim ill . Sr.. Minhael Nealy. 0. H. Kimnsnn. Will H. Duneklee, Ben Johnson. A. V. Pestee, R. N. Elliott, Hon W Stokne. Glen Uorton, Chas. (iav. C Fitznatrick, J. L. Uummoud, T .1 Mnnunv. S. W. Cross. J. Oos ton. John N. Eiden, Frank Conlon, A HrnHrmnk. P. Sebniit. Sam Wood waid. Jacob Snyder. A. F. Nelson, W. T. King. Abi Resbaugb, B. 1 WiMor A. T,. Mattom. H. Collis, J V Warn hrink. A. A. Sviiug, Chaa. M HomHnr.. K. A. Alwiok. OttO Schmid, W. D. Hayes, Otis McKiu nnn n V. Dickson. Fred Mastersou Bob Robeits, O. B. Swanson, Chas, Mally. The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkard recommends "Hickory Bark Lougi, Remedy."- Guaranteed to cure you rniiirh. nml Guaranteed to be pure, Made from the bark of the shell bark or white hickory tree. For sale by inas N. Clarke and all dealers everywhere, High Prices for Wheat. Tuesdav. August 4, 1008, will go down In the history of the wbeat rnar kr. in Fmidlofcnn. savs tbe East Ore gonian. as the day ou wbiob tho price tntiMmt 80 emits for the first time l nlmnar. n rinnnrin. It ia estimated by the buyers that about 50,000 bushels ohaugod hands yeitordBy afternoon at that, nrl'-fv During the afternoon yosterday tbe ' graiu offices were throjgel with an xiotis farmers whd wore closely watch ino tho riAnti tide of the wheat iu kor. ihi .lonl tel Ibat fhey would i th niaiket tbowed ll:a lo.ioh sinn cf wG-ikeiiine." I'll' US It cloud 6trong lc cop were offered A roiiiili estlniLt f the wheat rep reaeniH.I Ik Mm f.iruiert bo isntph. ts nt the Vrfriniii eril'U buv Itl tltibs vts er.i .v Hlt.'iuoon !! I la ut IKKl (Mil hnxpln Hll.l II Crillt Oil wav'nr thu nlb-r lie ;.t a lnl'.s nf iiinner i:r thoe men Iherel n tbe inline of the .Uhfket wai closely watphorl - un. I h id ii derliue of half nant htan 'tvin rien ed lawaid the close of the dav it is thought the .le innl,l ham been eunrmoiis. hut tlicro an un u'ui: t f weak' -ring, th fHiuiers l.eld no, h iptng Ibtt the :n ket uiilii vit re.iT'i 8") cents. this rtiorniiiif the r.nc nf whe.it wa r-iorted at 80 cont', m l 1-i'gn eu -a biTi of taiii:eis were in tlie i'y tn take l7nt'ge of ar.y ciiiingt iu the rntrket, but prirticWly mne wis during the forenoon limlnary trial Saturday at the court bouse before Justice H. Sharp, charg ed with tbe larceuy of borsa and saddle. This was tbe first rasa to come before tba newly elected justice. M. K. Brink prosecuted, George Barues appeared as counsel tot the defendant, and J. 11. Berkley, ot tbe Cold Spring ranch near Paulina, took the staud as oomplainant and prose cuting witm is. The bearing itself was quite ordin ary, tbo result being that Miss Pierce, wno is zJ years old, wa Bound over o await trial in the circuit court un der IXiO bouds, but tbe interobanga of words between tbe opposing counsel nd tbe prosecuting witness was ou ho faction and sometimes on tbe pectacuUr order, the lie was rassed very plainly at least ouoe between Bu-kley and Barues, who bad to be cautioned ly tbe court, aud tbere ere a number of ambiguous ques- lons end answers. The orosecutiou tried to wrinu from Miss Pierce a confession that tbe rea son she had ohnsuu to come to Prine- ille rather than go to Burns for trial was because sh believed hr lover in be alleged crime, a man named Khef- eld, who, she says, she has Vnowu since she was 11 years of age, was to meet tier here (lu custody), although t now Rppears that she said Sheffield beld at Mitchell. Famous Oregon Fiddler Dies. Found dead in bed, John, or more 4uiiliarly known as "Jack," Woolsey as played Ills last tune, aud ciuel ud relentless death has done, when It separated bim bis beloved iustru muut, which be so otfeu played to tbe delight ot his audieuce, from the good old placer days ou Canyon creek o tn las', few hours ot bis earthly ife, says tbe Blue Mountain Fugle. Several months ago he was taken to be couuty poor farm and while there unug his lust hours played bis favor ite tunes to his friends over tbe phone. Jack aud his violin were one ud inseparable. All Grant county new lack Woolsey and his fiddle. and tbe long yeais mingled with tbe 4'Js, eiuce he first delighted bis bear ers aud many theie are who now wear tbe frost ot years ou their temples can recall tbe days of youth when they tripped tbe light fantastic to tbe melodious stiains of bis famous Ud die. Woolsey was 81 years old. for each offense." Aa a matter of faot all of tbe county rued supervisors aie vigilant men, keenly alive to their duties, bnt tbe matter of tbe thistle, the roadmaster feels, la occa sionally though unintentionally over looked; at least they flourish. Crook County Journal. ConMu't Survive. Tbe Caledonian Club sustained bad lose wfato its piper, Jock Balo, shook tbe dust of Fossil from hie bio gans lai-t week, but be members will be glad to know that be bas secured a good job as piper and berdcr with a big Scotch sheepman near Day ville It is said that Jock played bis pipes for a solid mile when approaobiog the sheep ranch of bis countryman, wben tbe owner dragged him la aud engag ed him on the spot at his own price. Aside from the pleasure tbe sound of tbe bagpipes gave bim tbe canoy sheepman from the "land o' oakes" knew lull well that no coyote conld hear tbe pipes played on the range by Jock and long survive tbe ordeal. Fossil Journal. K- ii.m1.' l.ixmve (Vigil SvMip U ospe i.iliy recomni 'lid. "I for chi-d en. It t ttM 'nearly as .ncI as umpl hu g'l". Sold by'K"ir & O.i-s. Woman H rse Hill Sent C. ). D. Ada Pierce, of Dayville. Giant couuty, who was sent C. O " Priueville last week, savs the to- k County Journal, was placed ou pre Apples at :I0 Cenls. "Oregon apples will iu time be as famous as California dances." "The commercial value ot good ap ples is greatei than that of ora ges and Oregon should piotit thereby." that is tbe summary of W. 11. Sel leek's opinion, says the Oregon Jour nal of May and he says that tbere are many iu New York who agree with m. Mr. Selltck is connected with the securities corporation of 40 Wall street, and travels most of his time between Now rork and London and London aud Paris. He was formerly from Los Angeles. Reoently wben be vtu-i going to Paris he thought it would be a splendid idea to take a banker friend tbere a box of apples. He went to a fruit dealer and made known his wants tor tbe best apple is, tbe market. There is ouly one apple in tbe market worth buying," he was told, aud that is what is called tbe Oiegon apple. Everyone is asking for it now, and will take nothing else attei ouce trying it." This wrt9 said to a toi mer Ualitorma man, who kuew or uregou tipples. But he wanted tbe best und bought them a box of 75 oouuds and paid 17.50 for tbem. They "ere shipped, aud when he arrived in Pans n little later he found bis frieud delighted. 'The finest apple we ever bad," was the peueial "erdict. But alas for tbe entbusiastio bank er! Ho delighted was ne witn tnese beautiful specimens that he gave some to bis friends. His frieuda told of tbe unusual fruit, and their friends came begging to see them. Aud so they were doled out one by one, and tbe banker's heart swelled with pride as he saw the admiration bis apples caused. But oue day he awoke to Und tbt all bad been so given away but a mere bait dozen, and be closed his haud and heart to their pleasme and kept tbem for bis family. But his guuerosity was well repaid Now these numerous friends will bave notbuig but Oregon apples, and they send to London tor them and think nothing ot tbe price tbey must pay For are they not tbe best apple that bas ever crossed their ipicurean French nalates? Mr. Selleck goes ou to say tuat no himseli wbeu in New York buys them every day at the fruit stands and pays 15 cents to JO cents apiece ror inem, aud does not consider it money ill spent. Certain kinds of apples are sold there under ine general name oi Oretron ancles, and this is advertise meut enough. Tbey are Spitzenberg, Newtown Pippins aud tbe Bauanu ap pie, which has never beeu grown else wheie. Mr. Selleck pays 30 cents for it at the fruit stands. Mr. Selleck is eager that the commercial bodies here take up toe matter oi sysiemaiicuny advertising Oregon apples so as to give tbem the prestige that the Cali fornia orange enjoys, and he says it will be an easy mutter and a remun erative oue, for ihe commercial value of tbe apple Is greater than mat or the orauge. Making War en Noxious Weeds. Earl McLaughlin, couuty road mas ter, calls atteutiou this week to tbe Oregou state law lor tbe extirpation of the Russian, Canada aud Chinese thistles und cockleburs, white mus tard aud silver salt bush, which nour ish iu uiiire or less profusion in cer luinnaitrfiir Crook county. He akks tuut nil runners co-ooeiate with bim aud their district road supervisors iu killiug od these vegetable peBt?. ir la wie uutv ct every road super i his law. to keep tbe . n.,li hihwava tree of thistles an" tn i roailuia.-ter auuuuuues his iuteo tiuu oi having this tioue iu u ayleui ami uiiiJuui licio uo ou. He is-uect.- ml luial citizeus, iu any part i itiu county, to at uuce uutlli ueir di rid superior U the giom of til uoxijns aeeda iu their owu iciu u,, aud he relies on the u ottKmls to ei j iic.ae tue tuislles sua tutHel.ur lo lu.. uu. iii c ! wheie thistles aie nil le uiovod 'and aestioyed wltuiu a reason able liu.e alter due uotice of tlitlt ex istence obj been giveu, Ml. McLaugh lin 11.. Ltier rtvji.eslo all farmers to ad vise hioi ui leu isci, fs Le is dbter .uiue i I j "weed" luam out in Cu..k couulj. i'lils is li.e ol year bt u tie lliielie et).Ua th"' Lu. '"lle tibioad.to tho impuituuie ol iLo io..ii master's leque.-.t can j reudll.. ooiii prt hendi d. bucilu 8 of cb-i ker MS, b cii cor ii h the exi'n iilii; i u thistles aud It Pays to Advertise "Will a merchant who is wise ever oease to advert) e? Ves when tbe tree grow upside down; wben tbe Leggar wears a oiown; wben ice forms on the sun; when tbe sparrow weighs a tun ; when gold dollars get too oheap; when women secrets keep; when a fish forgets to swim; when Satan sings a hymn; wben girls go baok ou gum; wbeu a smad boy bates a drum ; wben miuoe pies make pleas ant dreams; wben Its fun to break a toolb; wbeu all lawyers tell tbe truth; wben cold water makes yoa drunk; when you love to smell a skunk; wbeu a drummer bas no brass wbeu these things all come to pass, then tbe man tbat'a wise will oegleot to advertise " Advertising as well as everything else t at is worth doing, should be done oorreotly, and no man does this light who a rnply tells his local paper be will take a space, tbeu confides to bis intimates "that he takes tbe space be cause be should belp sustain bis home piper. Then one chance Id many it for months he changes his ad, ao nat- uially it fails iu its purpose. In the meantime tbis towu mercbaui is not aware that bis fellow citizens are sending to tbe large oities money tbat should be spent in their borne town, simply beoause tbe wide awake city meichant is advertising in every way aud plaoing catcby prices before tbe country people. Tbe town merchant can sell cheaper anil can give fresher goods and a better money a worth. but bow is tbe thing to be done if be does not take an interest in telling bis fellow citizens of tbe bargains he has tor tbem. Think of the expenses of a big city store witb enormous rents, clerk hire and the million ex peases tbat pile up Id tbe city, men think of the smaller merobant who oould undersell this oity store and still get rich, if he would, in tbe meantime bow does the oity merchant reach tbe people? By advertising "special sales" and then when be bas caught his bird be sells many dollars worth tbat Indemnities bim for any loss this small pi Iced article on sale has cost him. It certainly pays to advertise. The man who keeps up a constant run ot telling bis wares, wiui out. You must remember tbe people in tbis world are rushing about und tbe only thing tbey stop to do is to read tbe papers. So have sometbiug tbere, in a catcby way, to attraot and bold tbem. -rA r'J c m iu r...i-wi IN ONI OR MANY COLORS j t ! LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF . HIGH GRADE WORK ItTIt It II at MSTIII ROUStl ( i W.J.BaRer&Co. Hciilcrs in RE:AL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Pu'siU'iit Agents For Phoenix Assurance Co. OF LONDON SELZ SHOES : "THU SOLE OF HONOR." Itoyul Wue for in n at lloynl IUue for ladies nt $3.25, $3.50. $4.00 $2.00, $2.50, $2.75 At Carmichael's ON THE HILL. 11 lSSa2r Our Groceries W 1! l build you up! Their abso ate purity guariantees their wl.olesomnebs We cater to a class of customers who want things riht and appreciate our eflmta to natisfy in all particulars. Canned Goods In grout quality. variety and all of a superior Our prices will interest you Wood & Smith Bros. J. E. NICHOLS UNDERTAKER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR All calls promptly atlemleil, niitht or day, city or comitry EMBALMING A SPECIALTY Nlcliol IlldB., Cor. Oak nnil olli !Sk. HOOO RIVKK, OKK..ON i II 1... I.lurw.n 'Ml . ( pAi'iFHvlnne.i:i; Ken. inn I "Homephoneit" Don't get on the waiting list for the new Home Telephone. A per fect nerve tonic. Everybody de lighted with the modern, up-to-date service. Do not delay. Ask your neighbor to let you call up "0" and place your order. i Home Telephone Co. i .Mount Hood Store... W. S. GRIBBLE, Proprietor. Dry Goods flay Grain Ammunition Boots and Shoes Hardware G raniteware Flour Feed Full line of Groceries JACKSON & JACKSON, Dealer in General Merchandise Fancy Groceries Flour and Feed and Lumbermen's Supplies, Free Delivery. Home Phone HOOD KIVER, OR. TRANSFER & LIVERY CO. AGENTS FOR THE REGULATOR LINE OF STEAMERS. Hauling, Draying, Eaggage Transferred, First Class Livery Turnouts Always Ready. Phone 131. Stoves, Heaters and Ranges All kinds, New and Second-hand. Stock of New and Bocond-taand Furniture, Carpets. Art Squares, Rugs Chairs, Rockers, Etc. Agent For CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges 0. P. DABNEY & CO. 'Illngen Organizes Commercial Hub. lbursday merit, A u trust o, a com mercial clut wai orgauized at tbla i liieo to be known as the bingeo Com mercial Club, n8 tbe Biogen Obser ver, i'beo. Buksdorf wag temporary president BDd Tboa. II. Dcrgey eotlug gbcretnry. Tbe constitution and by lwi were baudud iu by a committee consisting of Messrs. Sam W. Neid igti, Oeo. U Coleman and Horaoe Wetbereli, and tbe same read, amond ed ii ud adopted. Ibe ottloeri eleoted were: President, Bam W. Neidigb; vioe presideut, Iheo. Sukidorf ; tieas nrer, J. E. Reynolds; eeoretary, Tboa. U. Dorsey. Pickled pigs' feet at McGuire'e. NICHOL PHARMACY DR. XV. S. Nichol. Prop. We handle druga and. everytbini; in the ding line, except boor.e. We want it distinctly understood tlmt Nichol'g riiarmacy does not sell liquor of any kind, and that we strictly adhere to this policy. We have been botbered quite a little, since opening our drug store, with those who wanted alcohol or some other spiritous liquor, therefore we take this op portunity of notifying the people of Hood River and vicinity of our policy in this reHpect. We are told we cannot succed if we stick to our inten tions in this matter and our reply is, we will sink or swim on this policy. We have a complete stock of paints, toys, patent medicines, brushes, per fumes, gasoline, candy, cigars and soft drinka and will do our best to please you. Try us. CUCKKl.lil , (.1 ! g " tiling!) tbat "it nn,v mad m eivieoi ol liUy roail .lidtili t in tlieelHte carfhm ly or infuliji neglect au ol Ibe du tiud i.nptK(i ly tL ik uut bo fbull be ilewuied guilty of a mis lrniemn r, und in, nn cinvicliou tlieieot fbull ba lined L I I. ' .-Ik mnxA fll. UOi leBS .UdU VtiV UUI more tbau 915U The Square Deal Store Is the place to get your Farm Implements If you want a MOWER or a RAKE come in and make your selection. I have in stock peg tooth harrows with orchard guards, Extension Disc Harrows, Weeders and Cul tivators, Wagons and Buggies,Spray Pumps, Exten sio nRoad Hose and Noozles, House Paints, Building Paper and Rubberoid Roofing. Agent for Avenarious Carbelonium. Full line of groceries, flour and feed. D. Home Phone 174 Third St. and Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon Find Out for Yourself That Hood Kiver has one of the best banks in Oregon. That this bank performs with intel ligence and discre tion any legitimate banking service it can properly under take is proven by the volume of its business, as reflect ed by the annexed statement which you are urgently re quested to examine carefully. Report of the Condition of Butler Banking Company nt Hood Itlver, In the State of Oregon, at tbe eloBe of biiniiioKii July 16, 19UH. RESOURCES. Loan and dlnoounU f287,00.M ovurdiufUi, HWiired and unsecured... ,M).90 HchuIh, nociirltlen, eto - itt.OOO.OJ HmikliiK lioiiHe, furniture and H it's 8,170.110 Due from baukH (not ronerve bank) 69,W3.1R Due from approved reserve banks.... SU,iM.ltl KxchaiiKs for cle.rlng bouse 0U7.87 Casli on hand 17.460.W Total i445,3S1.71 LIAB1UT1KH. ' Capital stock paid In .....I 60,000.00 Surplus fund - 15.000.00 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 6,48,1.9s Due to banks and bankers - 1.MU.M Individual deposits subject to check 2H7,274.a Demand certificates of deposit. ao,.98 Time certificate of deposit, M,K!7.00 Cash ler's checks outstanding 28.00 Total .....1446,824.71 State of Oregon, County of Hood River s: I, Truman Butler, cashier of tbe above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of aiy knowledge and belief. Trumam Buti.kk, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of July, 190b. A.A.Jayne, ' Notary Fubllo. Correct-Attest: Leslie Butler, E. H. French, Directors. The Butler Banking Company Hood River, Oregon HOOD RIVER ABSTRACT CO. i. M. SCIIMKI.TZKK, HKCKKTABV ABSTRACTS, CONVEYANCING and INSURANCE Royal Exchange, Glens Falls, Union Assurance, Western Assurance, National Livestock and Oregon Life Insurance We Imve the only complete ret of Abstract Books in Hool River and are in position to execute any work in our line with promptness and accuracy Recently moved to permanent quarters in Davidson Building Home Phone 231. HOOD RIVER, ORE. St Buy Your Fruit Boxes AT THE Hood River Box Factory and Patronize Home Industry. Best Quality Lowest Price Home Made Phone Main 71
