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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1908)
1 4 HOOD BltTfcR GLACIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 37 1908. four CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. 0 II. lihoad, Lou in Rboads aud Jolly M. Shelley roport flue game ae cure ! (iu their tiuot recently, They shot two lurge hticka. J.a. KntflUu and family came lu lust week from au outing at Lost Lai !. 1 t. and Mia. Hurry Kemp, Mr. and Mr?. Win. Kemp, Mr. Crockett mid daughters, Margie Hud Hildrod, Mr. ami Mra. Claire Crockett, Dane Kemp ud Marie Lockniau came lu Saturday tro.ii Lout Lake, where they bare been foi u teu days' ouUuk- lln. (J. 10 llonermao weut to Col lins Spnuijs, Wawb., Hiiturday tor a nnoi t stay. Mrb. L A. 1-:. Clark and daughter, Alice, went to Portland Suudtty eteu iop tor a fa days' visit. Irene and Lurline Fiehcr came orer hoiii Monier Sunday for a ? iit with their grandparents, Mr. aud Mia. A. Wood. It. T. Youutf U Lome from C.irsou, Wash. Mr. aud Mra. UwuiKe W Craw, of Portland, were here Sitaiday aud Sunday looking after tbeir Interests Mr. Craw Is fugtgd In ho extensive wholesale lumber business In Port laud. He also acta as inspector of luinbur tor the plaulng inilla of Port laud. Perhaps next peaaou Mr. aud Mra Ciaw will eiect a oottaxe ou tlioir Udeil property. At whatever time they may come to Udell bar peo ple will gladly welcome them. Mr. Conuavray'a mother and brother are here for a visit. BELMONT. A very enjoyable time waa bad at grunge Friday night. Ibeie waa an open aeaaiou and too following pro gram was renderod: Song, by the Urauge; Instrumental solo, Miaa Al berta Stateu; recitation, Miaa Maude Mttrrell; reading, Miaa Vannett; tolo, MiaaUuiaa; aoug, by the Orange. Miaa Pearl liiaylock epent Sunday with tbe Miaaea Oidway. Miaa Pearl Eby arrived borne luci dity. Mia. Win. Sometville left no 'J'buri day morning tor a viait with frienda at llubbrd and Dayton, Oregon. Miaa Lena Iaenberg and couain, El wood, weut to Portland to viait a few daya. Mr. Iaenberg will alao viait at Forest drove before returning. On aooount of the illneai of Brother llronaon there waa no prayer meeting thla week and lirotber Kigby oooupled the pulpit Sunday morning. Howard Hoover returned to liel mont thia week, after an absence of a number of months, much improved In hoHltb. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Arnold spent Sunday with the Iseuberg family. WHITE SALMON. (From Enterprise.) Mra. II. 11. Walsh, of tbe Pine Flat country, went to Hood liiver a few dnya ago to look over tbe orohardi of tliut aeotiou. A. S. Gregg iu sporting a new auto mobile this week. I'bia la tbe Ural private cur owued In tbla city and Mr. Uregg bad tbe honor of treating bin friends to a ilde. Marlon Locke has just returned from the Rogue liver valley aud tella us some very Interesting facta about this oountty. Howevei, be aays that our oouutry ia ahead of that in every rrypeot. Irrigation is absolutely neo ehsary wltb them and thoy have late front which preveuta an early crop. White Salmon la free from late frost anil irrigation Is not ufcousaiy. Dr. Z. A. Darker and II. S. Hall and wife had a pleasant trip to Mem aldose Island one day laat week. Dr. liurker placed the bonee ot a Kednian Into a moat complete skeleton whlob may be seen ou the lalund. This Island la the burial place of Major Victor Trevlt. The major'a wife waa an In dian maid for whom he fought a bloody duel with au ludiau rival. P. L. Kosegiunt haa just completed a bridge across tbe White Salmon riv er near Trout Lake. Tbe biidge la built In oue ipan 80 foot long aud la 0 feet above the river. He baa " picture ot the bridge which shew op Hue, J. H. Law. of Apple Center, paaaed through town tbia week en route to Hood Klver, w'eie lie will apena a few daya looking over tbe orobardi of that aectioo. M. Thornton, of tbe Uuok Creek Lumber Co., reported that hla com pany baa about completed tbe tilling of an order of 3U0,UK leet of pine lumber to tbe S. P. and 8. railroad. A party of young folka from tbla vi cinity haa been spending a pleaut week at Trout Lake, and on laat Fri day they climbed to the summit of Mt. Adama. Those in the party were Misaea Anna and. Koualda Cameron, Mabel and liernice Ayera and Nellie Lane, and .Ventre, l-'red Mickelson, Albert Lane, Oswald and Gordon Cameron. They bad a bard climb, aa there was freah anow on tba mountain aud all the fnn of sliding down was reventod. J. U. Humubrey happened to a se vere accident last week. Alter taking oft bia ahnea to retire be cteppid ou a ueedle that bad tallen ou tbe floor and lnoke part o! it olf in bia foot Dra. Uearbar and Swartz removed tbe needle from bia foot and he is gettiug along nicely. J. I. Men ill preached bia farewell aeruion to the people of White Salmon laat Suudjy oigbt. Bro. Men ill haa been a faithful worker among ue aud bia work will not retuin void He baa done a gruat deal to upbuild the can He of Christ in our community and be will always have a warm place iu our boaita. We trust that he may Hud bia uew field aa pleasant as tbis was. MOUNT HOOD. II. E. Nortbup returned to Portland last 'Tuesday morning, alter a teu days' outing at Lost Lake with tbe Coopec-Bayley-Miller party, wbooame out from tbe lake Monday. The servlcei at tbe church were es pecially inteieating laat Sunday morn lag, there being three additloua to tbe membership. A meeting ia ailed at the church grounda next Saturday morulug foi tbe purpose of erecting a woodshed and borae sheds All those who aie able to help are invited to attend. Bert Sandtnanu and Mac Ruib went to Lost Lake laat week wltb a party from Udell. The Endeavor meeting laat Suuday evening waa especially Interesting. The subject was," Vaoution Religion." Isa Lottie Wliaon was leader and sbe oonduoted tbe meeting in a very able manner. A. E. Wright, caahier In tbe U. S. National Bank In Portland, left last Monday, after a week's sojourn at tbe D. K. Cooper home. Mra. J. T. Cooper died at her home In The Dalles on August 20, aged 31 years. Mrs. Cooper baa been very III tor several montba, ao her death waa uot unexpeoetd. Her loss ia mourned by a loving husband and four child ren, besides a large circle of relatives and irlenda. Tbe funeral services were held at tbe Uaptistjaburob iu Tbe Dalles at 11 o'clock August 21, Rev. Bailey officiating. Interment waa made lo tbe Odd Fellows cemetery. Thoae who attended tbe fuueral from Mt. Hoqd were: Mr. aud Mra. A. B. Billings, Bruce Billings, W. S. Drib ble, Martin (Jritble, Mra. W. M. Cooper and Mr. aud Mia. D. R. Coop er. BINGEN. (Krom Observer.) O. S. Raymond'! new store at Bin gou Is ao up-to-date and tidy plaoe to go tor lovers ot ice o renin aud confec tion and gcod musio. J. It. Rankin haa been busy tbe past week seeing friends and new acquaint ances for bis nomination aa assessor, lie returned to (Joldendale Tuesday. Mrs. N. U. Oarlaen, of Spokane, ar rived In Blugeu Wednesday on a f'sw days' viait. Mra. Carlsen ia the genial proprietress of the Maple hotel aud it ia rumored that abe may probably take bold again of tbe management ot tbat'popular hoatelry. Though there ia nothing detlnlte at preaont about IbU matter, too nuwa will be ot gen eral interest to hoi many frlcnda In Camas Prairie aud Trout Lake and bore that she will apoud a abort while In Blngeo. R. E. Doff, contractor for tba S. P. S. Railroad company building stock yards, was bete Wednesday rushing tbe shipment of lumber. Mr. Duff aays bia crew will shortly start in tbe direction ot Uraod Dallea, pottiog np tbe yaida all along tbe line. At pi ext ent they are building at Lyle. Laat Friday tbe Bingan Commercial Club met. president S. W. Neldigb being abrent and VlcePreaideot Suks dort in tba chair, T. II. Doray, secre tary. Tba minutes ot previous meet ing wore road aud tnproved. Alter tbe reports of committees were made, new business waa taken up and N. Mortis, Ed. Suksdort and T. II. Dor- sey were appoiuted t-i diaw op tbe ordei of business ot tbe club. A com mittee of E. Reynolds, Geo. H. Ray mond and T. II Norrey waa appoint ed to look Into tbe wharf question Jobn lham, T. II. Dorsey and J. a. Henderson wrie appointed ou a com mittee to wait nn the turners' club of Pine Flat regarding tbe canyon road. No. 1 Tuesday cairied telegraph wotkera ot the S P. A S. K K. for Vancouver, at which place tley will start a telegraph cable aorosa the Co lumbia to Portland. Quite a number of luusiolana were in the band ol workers and they played a number of popular airs wbile at tbe statioo here. Doesn't Urlleve Mimic Was Dynamited Hood Klver, Ore., August 24. l'.HJS. Editor Glacier: Dear Sir: 1 would like tossy a few words about tbe Far nit.' Irrigation company's dynamite story and that ' malicoua persons used tbe dyna mite." My bouse ia uut very tar from the ditch and my only road i asses along it. During the list eight yuara I be lieve 1 have been over pint of tbia system more thau any oue else. I have uotioed with much Interest all changes that have been made. Dut Ing tbis time many accidents have oo curred. When Mr. Davenport waa manage! tbe people alwaya blamed him when anything went wrong, but lately there has been an attempt to blame some malicious peisou wben aome aooident happened. I spent tbe night ot June 1.), wben tbe Hume was supposed to have been blown out, in my house, wblch ia situated less than 400 feet from tbe section line. Tbe plaoe where tbe flume waa destroyed Is only a few feet further. Do you think a shot of dynamite large enough to carry away "150 feet of flume and tbe tacky ahelt on wblob it rested," aa stated in one report, could have occurred without my bearing it? 1 beard no report that nigbt, altb lugb some shota put io the next evening shook the house, sending rocks through tbe trees close by. Some of the Drat men to visit tbe wreck said there might have been a shot of dyua mite placed undet tbe flume, but theie waa no evidenoe to prove It. A few slivers of boards and some mud splashed on tbe leaves ia all ot their evidenoe. Slivers can lie made and mud splashed without dynamite. A few years ago a break occurred in the Hume a tew rods distant., in tact, both together form oue large slide now. At that time tbe foreman walked up the ttunie aud it seemed to be all right, but one of bis men who arrived a few minutes later found that the flume bad gotten out iu some way, washing away tbe banks, undermining tbe fiunie and doing about aa much damage aa the laat break. Tbe laat creak occurred In a piece ot the old flume, the oldest flume in tbe system, wbiob bad settled some and waa very nearly full of weter. The two wtecks were probably caused lu tbe same way. Tbe land ia eteep and the ground is easily washed. If the flume should leak bete tbe way 1 have seen it leak when I worked for tbe oompauy 1 believe it would do more damage lu lesa time than many "malioloua peraoua." There ia no doubt but what tbe "malioloua per son" ia purely imaginary. Still many of my neighbors object to the'attempt to plaoe said "malioloua person" in tbeit midst. Please look after the creature of your own imagination, for we nave real diton troubles ot our own. Respectfully, C. H ad ley . The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkard recommends " Hickory Bark Cougl Remedy. imaranteeu to cure your cough, find guaranteed to he pure. Made from the bark of the shell bark or white hickory tree. For sale by Chas. N. Clarke and all dealers everywhere. 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 for two stores. -:- -:- -:- -:- No on can offer batter tfoode nor bottor prices Inspect our Store before purchasing R. E. LARAWAY, Manager y 30C Fine Toilet Articles For Men 0 0 Soaps, Sponges, Bath Brushes, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Combs; and in t Shaving Goods and Sundries generally, you will find here, with the QUALITY HIGH, but the PRICES LOW at all times. KEXR . CASS SMITH BLOCK UNLIABLE DBUG GISTS 3C ilSTS ft WILL OPEN SCHOOL FOR APPLE PACKERS lo order to pioperly pack and haudle tba big crop tbis year tbe managers .f tbe Hood Klver Apple (Growers' Uuiou will open aobool of ioatruotiOD in ita warehouse, com mencing with tbe week beginning September 11. Sometime ago tbe management of tbe onion advertised tbat it would receive tbe names of those who wanted to learn to pack apple aud have already secured a large list, lustiuotloo will be cod Ubed to residents of tbe valley and will be In charge of aeveral experi ence packers. No tea will be charged aud no cost ioourrad by learnera ex cept tbeir board during tbe week tf instruction, tloxea for paoking pui pcaea will be provided by tbe union and growers are expected to biing in wiudtall and ouli sou lea to be used bv tbe beginners A number ot sroweis have already signified tbeir willing uesa to !o thlsi aud tbe uniou manage ment lequeacs tbat all those ho are inteiested iu plodding enough iiacl era to take caie of tbo crop proi eily will voluntarily bring lu tbeir cnlta aud windfalls for tbia purprse. John E. Jtinns. John G. Uinna. who for a long time has been a groat sufferer from rl.eu mat Um, died at 1 :15 p. m., Suuday. August 'A at bia borne ou Jurich lane, lo tbe Crapper district. Air. liiuua whs bS vears old. baviiiu beeu bcro In Uugland February 3, lb50. When be waa nice yeara old be came to thla oouutry with his taients and for a time lived in New Vork City. Afterward be moved to Hollow ay, Mich., where be reaided for several years and In 1881 came to Hood River, wnere ne naa lived ever since. He is survived bv bia wife and two children, also aeveral brotbera and sisters and bis mother, who reside at uouoway lbe funeral waa held Tuesday r.fler- nmn at 2 o'clock from the Valley Christian church, seivioes being con ducted by Rev. W. C. Uilmore.'and interment waa In ldlewilde cemetery. the burial being in charge ot tbe A. O. U. W , under the direction of S E. 11a rt mess. Crook County's Hottest Mummer. Notwithstanding assertiona of old timers to tbe contrary, otliolal govern ment ugurea show tbat tbia aummet baa been tbe hottest of any aammei in tbe recorded history of Crook county. With this authentio knowl edge, famished by C. 1. Winuek, tbe government weather man, tba burning up of wheat and bay ia the tt'lda ia eaaily understandable. Never befoia have at i earns been ao neatly diy aa tbia Aogast; soma c' then , like Plus crvek, absolutely dry. lbe mar lie. t day of the pieaent -o turner, audproLat.lv tbe mot torrid Inch ill I e reaUtereil lirjeaiato oon.e. waa Julv U, when a trail err tnre ct lot in lbe abide waa lecorded by lbe c tiki m Ui.iied Sinle II ermoni eter in P-iiievill. It was loo degieea oo July 21, aud 103 on both July 30 aud 31. Oth-r veiy warm day were July 7, '9T; July 18. "J7; July 19, TW; Aoguiit 4 and 5, D3; August 6, Ja; August 7. "J6. During tbe mouth of July, 1908, there were 1G daya wben tbe therniom ter stood above 90, and with August not yet half gone tbere haa been only one da when it as below 90. That day, tbv coolest tbia month, tbe high est afUinoon temperature waa 88. The ainie day tbe ml diuum at oUbt was 34, only ln degrees above freez ing poiut. Despite torrM days, alt nighta have beeu cool, with tetupt ratmea ranglug from 34 to u5 ' Above 50 at nigbt baa been exceptional, aud Jauyoue can sleep comfortably at 60. MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in lar.,o or hi h!' tracts. Some very good land ut low pi wa at prefent. Good tirow ing ii'ihim i.ity. Six miles east ol I I'hmI i. Also liiiiii'tealr and re-iiihiiinhii,i-nt-. Parties wishing to buy will il well to writ: or see iKO. CHAM I5KRLAIN Mtiiier. Ort-ifon HAZELWOOD Special Ice Cream Calendar C. P. Ross, Agent Seiifon of 1908. Special Prices made on Application. Plain Ice Cream' Vanila; Btrawoerry, Obocolat. Lemon, Orange. Bauana, Pineapple, Pistachio, Roae.and Piach, Apricot and Raspberry iu season. Special Ice Cream AUGUST 30 Special Brick Prune Mousse. OPERA HOUSE W1 AUG. 31 The Walters & Christ Stock Co. That High Standard Organization MONDAY THE HYPNOTIC DRAMA august 31 "BEECH HOLLOW" SEPT 1 BERTHA M. CLAY'S FAMOUS LOVE PLAY Tuesday "DORA THORNE" WEDNESDAY THE BEAUT,FlJL soufhern story sept. 2 "BY THE SWANEE" THE PLAYERS: Miss Dorcas Matthews, Miss. Hilda Graham, Miss Georgina Murray, Mr. It. C. Gollings, Mr. C. Cyril Croke, Fred A. Walters, Hugh T. Bennett, Walter Siegfried. PRICES 25. 35 and 50 CENTS Oreg'on Builders Are you doing what you can to populate your state? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlers, honest farmer, mechanics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hamli and a willing heart capital or no capital. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. is suiiiling tons of Oregon literature to the East for distribution through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of building Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your friends who are likely to bo interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the expense of sending them complete information about OKKGON and its opportunities. COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER from the East to all points in Oregon. The fares from a few principal cities are From Denver $30.00 From Louisville $ 41.70 Omaha 80.00 " Cineinati 42.20 " Kansas City 30.00 " Cleveland 44.75 St. Louis a.r.50 " New York 55.00 " Chicago 3t?.00 TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID If you want to biing a friend or lelative to Oretion, deposit the proper amount with any of our agent!'. The ticket will then 1 furnished by telegraph. .!. II. FREDRICY, Local AiuST, HOOD RIVER, ORE. WM. McMURRAY, Oeneral PaMenaer Agent, Portland, Oregon " BUSINESS COLLEGE A WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS PORTLAND. OREGON - vyniTP Fnn CATALOG . . . . 77 .V . Unit Plain You in a Good Position MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK rOODS D I U3I.NS SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Cruth and mi in feed or salt Proper dot in tablets Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price Far Horus. Cattle. Sheen. Swine and Fowl. They art made from lb active principle or the covdeased eeaence of the drug. They don't contain Sawdust Ashee, Chop Feed or Braa. Are hut aa food whea 10 years old aa whea 10 daya old. They comply with all part dm J laws. Aa (or and try once SKIDOO Condition Tablcta. or SKIDOO Worm. Kidney, Chickta Cholera. Blister, Cathartic Heart. Fev, Hof tnoiera. Distemper, nn Eye.iouctaDieieorLoase rowder, SpaviaXart or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUI BELL MEDICINE CO.. Incorporated: Capital Stock 000,000.00; Watertown, South Dakota U. S. A. for Sale by Hanna & Perigo. It's easy to reach North Beach Take Steamer POTTER from i'ortluud I'uh-i nveis are i.o transferred to tin railroad at M EG LKK fourteen mi e np the Columbia River fruin II wf. Thia eliminate the necessity of steamers waiting for the tide, aui insures prompt and regular summer service The Steamer T. J. Potter leaves Portland every morning except Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 o'clock Saturday only at 2 o'clock P. M. Remember the Summer rate on the O. R. QL N. is $6.55 from Hood River, 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 Nortli Coast. There are accommodations galore at priori to suit all tastes; camping facilities without equal perfect bathing condition!; all sorts of amusements aud diversions. Come, have a good rest and a jolly time. Let us send you our uew summer book and tell you all about North Beach. J. H. FREDICY, Local Agent, Hood River, Oregon WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. THE ICE CREAM OF QUALITY wetland's Famous Ice Cream vSpecial Prices on Orders Hood River Agents TOMPKINS BROS. Creating a Reserve Is not difficult oi;ce you start to save your money systematically. Rut 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 . Rut 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, and 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 RIVER, OREGON. ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... HARNESS AND SADDLES And All Kinds of Harness Goods, Carriage Trimmings, Blankets and Robes. Tents, Awnings and Wagon Covers George Irvine Successor to S. J. Frank Filling Prescriptions 0 J 4y Vf; Witl' r,,re DlUgs with satisfaction to Jf Cyffi ElI 'k'1 tt'ieitand physician is assured if f ij I M satisfaction to an is assured if you leae your prescription with as. We have trained a reputation for relia bility In Hiipplying Pure Fresh Drugs In hII our prt-M'riptions. When you h-ii g y.mr prescriptions here yon a'e sure I ideal service.. THE GLAUfcR PHARMACY, CHigcN. claeke HOOD RIVER. OREGOif 7 ii 1e II
