The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, October 22, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextMWtf mm VOL. XX HOOD RIVER, OREGON, OCTOBER 22 1908 no.: 5 i SOCIETIES. HOOD R1VKK COM MKRCI ALCIAJB MeeU every aerouil Monday Id each month at II p. in., iu the club rooms over Jackson's store. A. A. Jaynk, Pre. K 8. Imviiwon, Hecretary. HOOD HI VER IX)D(iK NO. 105, A. K. and A. M. Meeu Saturday evening on or before each full mcMin. ('. N. C'lakkk, W. H D. McDonald, Hecretary. HOOD RIVER CH AFTER NO. S7. R. A. M. Mc.t Una and third Friday nights of eack mouth. U. R. Cahtmkk H. P. E. O. Iti.A.st iiak, Secretary. CO HimmI RIerrommiidi"ry No. 12. K.T. Meets every eond Monday evening ol each month. W. E. Lara way, & C A. u. Aloe, uecoraer. HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. 2f, O. B. 8. MerUKrcoud and fourth Tuexday evening oleacb tnoutli. Visit) cordially welcomed. Cakkik Haii.ky, W. M. MlsalDEi. WooUWoBTH, Hecretary. IDI-EW1LDE LO OENO. 1U7, I. O. O. F -Mr-ets In Fravrnal hall, every Thursday nlrht. M. J. M Amjkkk, 3. O. Oko. Thomson, -cretary EDEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 48, 1. O. O. P. Reuular meeting second and fourth Mondays of cacti lnontli. Oko. Thomson, C. r. 11, C. SMITH, Hcrtbe. KEMP LODU K, No. 181, 1. O. O. F.-MecU In odell Improvement Co.'s hall every Satur day ulKhl. Visitors cordially welcomed. C. R. Masmkbk N.G. Hugh Smith, Rec. Secy. V ' REL KKRRKAH DEGREE IX) DOE NO. .. 1. O. O. E.-MecU) first and third Krldays 'ii each month. Mbs. E. 8. Mayes, N. G. tCi.LA May Davidson, Secretary. "V. O. W meets the '2d and 4th Saturdays each month at I. O. O. V. hall. Visitors cor diully Invited. A. C. srATEN, C. C. F. W. McllKYNOLDS, Clerk. U-AIV'OUA mnnR NO. 30. K. OK P. Mhhib In K. of P. hull every Tuesday night. night , C. C. C. P. Ross, J. E. Nichols, K.of R. and 8. uiuitiKIVKIintMP. NO. 7.702.M. W. A Meets in I. O. O. F. hall every Wednesday night. H. s. uaso, v. u C. U. DAkin, Clerk. mnnn RiVKRriltcl.K NO. 624. WOMEN OK Woodcraft-Meets at l.O.O. K. hall on the first ami Third Saturdays or each lnointi, Lou McKkynolds, G. N, F. W. MoRkynolds, Clerk. RIVERSIDE LODGKNO. fid A. O. U. W. Meets tirxt utul third siituruays m eacn month. 14. K. Chapman, M. W GEO. SI.OCOM, Financier Ciikstkk SHUTK, Recorder. oi.l.'.TA ASSK.MHLV NO. 103. UNITED ART- iMiiiB.-MeeU the first and third Wednes days, work: second ana lourtn wranesuays ArllsatlS llllll. (. L. lia.iBH.no, .... E. II. Haktwio, Secretary. COI'RT HOOD RIVER NO. 42, FORESTERS oi; merica,-Meets every Thursday evening at Bo ciock. Wm. Flbmino. 0. R. F. C. Bkosius, Secretary. CAN BY POST, NO. ICG. A. B.-MEKTS AT A. O. U. W. hall, second and tourth Satur days of each uionthaizociocap.ni. vu O. A. R. members Invited to meet with us. G. R. CASTNKK, Commander. 8. F. BI.YTHK, A.ljutant. CAN BY W. R. C, No. 16 MEETS StCTNl) ud fourth saturduys of each Mouth lu A. j. U. W. hall at 2 p. m. KathkyN Gii.l, President, Lydia Sumnek, Secretary MOI'NTAIN ROME CAMP No. 34uK, R. N. A. Meets HI I. O. O. K. Hall oa the secoud and fonrlli Fridays oi each mouth. Mart. II. I'KEl.Klt, O. Mas. F. E. Bkosius, Recorder. PAYNTER LODGE, No. 2110, M. B. A. meets first and third Fridays of each month at K.of P. hall. Oko. S. Mll.l.KK, Pres. AUU. GUIUNAKD, Se . MT. HOOD LODGE No. 205, 1. O. O. F. Meets every Wednesday evening In dribble's Hall, Mt. Hood. C. H. Sn AW, N. G. O. W. Dimmkk, Sec. J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AM) SUKGEON. Telephones: Office, il; residence, 811. SURGEON O. R. A N. Co. H. L. DUMBLE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Calls promptly auswerad In town or country, Day or Night. Telephones: Residence, 611: Office, 813. Otllce lu the lirosius Building. E. 0. DUTRO, M. D. Physician and Surgeon U Hice over First National Bunk, HooJ River, Oregon. Office Phone Main 871 lies. Main 873 M. F. SHAW, M. D. Office in Jackson Block. Office phone. No. 1471. Residence, No. MM. Dk. M. H. Sharp Dk. Edna B. sharp Osteopathic Physicians Graduates of tl:e American School ol Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Ofllce, Hood Kiver !auk mid Trust Co. Bldg Home I'lione 102 ltes. 102-B FC. BROSIUS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGKON 'Phone Central, or 121. tunce Honrs: 10 to 11 A. M.; 2 to 8 and6to7 P M. M. E. WELCH, L1CEASEI) VEIEIUSARY SUIUJEON Is prepared to do any work In the veterin ary line. He can be found by calling at or pb-ning to Clarke drug store. DR. EDGINGTON Smill HOOD KlVLat Building OREGON DR. E. T. CARNLS BENTIST Otfi ivr hiir'Micss -store , I'elephone 31 HTorwrprwEo, d. d. s. DEN I' I - I' 0,1'ci' over Tflcili(me First National I'ank I. II 0. Li. JENKINS, D.UI.D. DENTIST Tel'p'i'.nr-: Cffire2-i: r.gid.'ii.-. 2S-H Office over lintler A. JAY'NE LAWYER Vlistracts Fnrnislied. Monev lv nel " E H HARTWIG, LAWYKU. Will lrctii. in All Conrta i!Vf in Smith lliiiliiliig, over First Na- I ii tut White Salmon ic .in;i!! !; 1 1 ! i ( iv-M t li Ti t!if l;it r i .i t's. COftli, ND K. UHmith, Vl.-e-Pren. E.O. Blarciab Caahler. Cashier. rree. V C. Bbock, Asst. First National Bank OF HOOD RIVER, OREUOS. Capital $50,000 Surplus, $15,000, T. M. Hall-Lewis & Co ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS Deputy County Surveyor for Wasco County, Deputy County Surveyor for Klickitat Co. Wash. City Engineer. City of Hood River. surveys, plana and ealltnates tor sew. er, light and power and railway plant, and lurnian subject to annrovul. niana. itiMMin-j,. lions and estimates for all classes of buildings Kuu'"t invauiauu uiercanilie. necial albeli tlon given to economic and slow-burning noa stru-tlon. Accuracy and economy guaranteed Home and Pacific Telephones. Davidson ouuuing, uoou Kiver, Oregon. JOHN LELAND HENDERSON ATTORNEY-AT-LA W, ABSTRACTER, NO- i An i ruMLICand REAL--ESTATE AOKNT. For 23 years a resident of o eu-on and Wash. luglon Has bad manv veara pxiwrionm. in Real Estate matters, as abstractor, searcher of uiirs aim agent. Batisiucuon guaranteed or Eureka Meat Market McUUIRE BROS., Props. Dialers in Fresh and Cured Meats, Lard rouitry, rruits una Vegetables, tnee Delivery. Phone Main 35. A. J. DERBY Lawyer HOOD RIVER, OREGON. Stranahaii & Slaven Contractors and Builders HOOD RIVER, OREGON. JOE WRIGHT CARPENTER AND BUILDER Phono 251-S fcstiaiates furnished on request. An honest job guaranteed. E. A. JEROME, Architect . Having had several years' experience lu drafting and building,! would respectfully solicit a part of the patronage ol the people ol Hood River who anticipate building. Terms rea.nuble, a jd satisfaction guaranteed. Of fice ai resiuence on ueigius. FOR SALE. I am prepared to furnish will and slab wood, also other kinds of wood. FRED H0VE. ASSOCIATION OF McMINNVlLLli. ORE. Announces another reduction in the cost of insurance. T. L. DUNSMOUE, THE DALLES or C. D. TII0.V1 PSON, HOOD RIVER Ff'. -. U' CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS EtUi te lurniihed on all kindi of work rUOnflN' Arnoia. Main a. Prtrlak. U.i aaa Morse & Morse Successors to Ralph Reed Best line of Cigars in the City Also handle line of Pipes, Tobaccos and Fishing Tackle aTc. BUCK NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSUR ANCE AGENT Room 12 Brosims Block McReynolds & Co. DEALERS IN Flour, Feed, Hay, Urain and Poultry Supplies YUCCA TREE PROTECTORS Petaluma Incubators and Brooders STOCK FOOD Phone 1091 HOOD RIVER, OREGON & TAFT D RAYING, GEN HAL TEAMING Wood For Sale. Prompt .Delivery OFF ! E PHONE iv -M RES. PHONE M PHONE Hood . iver, Oregon C.F.SUMNER HI ADQUVR. E I ' Plumbing Come in and ex.un iue our; line of Pumps, Bath Tubs, La vatories, Sinks, Etc. Agents For S Valley Bank sunn -i nt ( hi.- t iim' m iii V. Iin ! I'titli SE US. FJ8.BTAHLEY, Cum. U. Pratt, J. H. Osborne, R. W. Pratt, President. Vice fres. ' Cashier. Hood River Banking and Trust Co. We transact general banking business and own our own banking properly Interest paid on time and Havings deposit Safe deposit boxes. Pastime Parlors On the Heights iine .Line uigars ana Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Stationery & jsotions. L. B. STEVENS & CO. Underwood And F n Choice Fruit Lands Improved and un proved land at reasonable prices Specialty of Small Tracts WHITE OTTCALL ON F. W. DetlART Underwood, Wn. W. G. ALDRED CONTRACTOR KOR EXCAVATING & GRADING HOOD RIVER, OREGON. For iSale or Exchange 40 aoree, 25 Is apple laud; small bouse, 2 acres olunred. Price ia 12500. 40 acres uncleared adjoining above, $1,000. 11 Boies; eix-rooni bouse, barn; 68 apples, 22 peaches, 2 pears, 17 cher ries, beaiing, 17 ouejenrold peaches; team, harness wagon, cow, chickens, etc. Si, 000. 12 acres, 57 apples, 2 peaches, 20 one year old apples, 3 acres potatoes; o buildings. $3,000. 25 acres uncleared laud; mile from Mt. Hood poetorUce. 100 per acre. One-fli t Ii cash, balance easy monthly or other time payment. J. Adrian Epping Phone 1942 K Do You Want Water For Irrigation Or for any purpose whatso ever where water at an elevation is required? If so, Read this The Lester Hydraulic Ram raises water by valer power, by the current of astreimnr by direct fall or head of watea. I'laued in stream, or not, accord, wg to honditionp, high water not affect ing it. Made in sir.es capable of deliv ering from 10 to 6000 gallons of water per minute. No Cost of Operation Further informotion, catalogue, etc , may be had by writing the Lesier Hydraulic Ram & Irrigation Co. 616 Commercial Bldg., Portland, Oregon STOP PAYING RENT Build a home of your own. Its easy to own oneaml Him you are independent of you landlord. Choice Lots in Riverview Park and Coe Additions Reasonable terms; payments to sut the purchaser. Don't Wait, Do it Today These lots are cheap am tomorrow they will be 'oni 11T Ml 1 1 we win snow you w Herein you can save money by buy n g now, J.H. &Co. "The Reliable Dealers" PORTLAND HOOD RIVER 408 Corbett Davidson B!d. Electric Wiring & Supply Co. Electrical Supplies and Fixtures cientinc wiring oi r.ui nur a Specialty Phone 3. Hood River Blinking & True Co. Building. Ten Good Reasons Why You Should Stop at "The Cornelius" "The Best in Portland" Situated in the center of the shop ping district. One block from the street cars. Not 80 expensive an some other hotels Sixty rooms with private bath. Long distance and local telephones in every room. Writing desk in every room. Carpeted throughout in the best velvet carpets. The rooms are furnished in solid mahoganv. Every room contains a heavy solid Simmons brass bud on which is a 40 or 50 pound hair mattress. The furnishings and general appear ance of the public rooms must be seen to be appreciated. The Cornelius, 1'aik and Abler Streets, Portland's newest nnd most modern equipped hotel, sol icits your patronage nnd assures you good service and courteous treatment. An exceptional hotel for Eastern Oregon families who come to Portland shopping mid sightseeing. When next in Poitland give us ft chance to make you look pleased. THE CORNELH'S Free Hub meets all trains. Iviroplan. Dr. C. W. Cornelius, Prop. U.K. Clarke, Mgr. W. J. Baker & Co. Dealers in RHAL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Resident A-'nt.8 For Phoenix Assurance Co. OF LONDON Land For Sale I have about 1 ,000 acres o! No. 1 Apple Laid, most of it under ditch at prices raniinr from $(0 per acre up. J. R. Steele HOOD RIVEIt, 0REU .N APPLE SHOW CHARMS VISITORS THOUSANDS VIEW WORLDS BES Exhibit (ireat Success anil Quality Fruit Finest Ever The Awards. of Hood River's Eighth Biennial Fruit l'uir eclipsed all previous elforts, i'btt display of fruit whs the largest and best evet made, the attendance was the biggest iu the history of Hood Kiver fruit fHirs and from a financial point of view it was the most suecei-s tul also. It is estimated that fully t!iHX) people visited the fair during lue tnree days it was held, and it at traeted many visitors from far distHut puiuts. Visitors were berr from all the big fruit mowing sections of the northwest and from as fur away as Boston and New York. Other eastern sections had their representatives here and the middle west mid nearer sections weie also in evidence. number weie present from Canada and California sent a delegation. Ou Saturday, Portland day, 5tH) enthusi Hstic. visitorsc ame up from that city neaueil liy lorn Klchardson and VNm. Mo.Murray, General Passenger Agent or the O. K. IS., who were nccompan ied by K. Mumford, a represents tlve ot Harper's Woekly, A. C Jack son, advertising man for the O. i. & N., and William liittle Wells of Kim sat Magazine. According to Mr. Mc Murray the lair couldn't be beut. Mr. Bichardsou, who last year sent the prize box of apples to President Kooserelt as a gift lroni the Portland Commercial Club, this yetr puichased the prize box, which was taken from tue display or K. 11. Hhepard, Hud will seud it to Colonel Uuivey, editor or llaiper a Weekly. Many of the fair visitors were not content with seeing the fruit but iu sisted ou seeing the orchards that grew the apples and were takeu out over the valley oy automobiles and teams. lu addition to the big attendance tioni Portland the fail was well put rouized by all the outlying sections including Mosier, White Salmon, Uu derwood, the Uullea and many other parts of Wasco uouuty. lne side snow atlractlous did a good business aud reaped a harvest ot uiokels and dimes and under the able uiautigeuiout of the entertain nient committee proved a valuable ud jiiuot to the llnauolul resources ot the fair. It was demonstrated that out side amusements make an added at traction during the fair and give it ni oi e ct a carnival nature. The dec orations by business houses were ou a more lavish soale thau baa ever be fore been attempted and myriads of eleetrio lights strung down the center ot the prinoipal streets helped to en- liveu (he oooasiou at night. lioth the Mount Hood aud Wau- oouia hotels were crowded with vis itors and rooms were at a premium. Ibe eating pi ices provided for the ao- anmiuodatiou of visitors by tbo ladies of St. Mark s build aud toe aid soci ety of the Congregatiionut Church were swarmed by hungry hordes as were also the restauruuts and other eating establishments. Stores and ali places of business were also well pat rouized aud the city and valley was overrun with visitors who were anx ious to see the apple towu aud its contributory country. A feature ut the lair was the excel lent mush: provided by the Hood Kiver baud which played at intervals uring the three days it was held. Ou Saturday two features were the jloon ascension and baby show. Ibe tormer took place iu the morning Hud was successful, the aeronaut ascending to a height of 1500 or 2000 feet and descending ou the Button piano. The baby show was held in the afternoon. he first prize was won by Slier wood l'rick Oxborough and the second by Urace llubburd who were louounced by the judges the most beautiful aud vigorous infants. Ibe fair leoeiuts were about cGUO. 6212 of this being received from the ide thow aud other concessions. As to the individual exhibits it is Moult to make comparisons. They wore bll excellent aud 1'rof. C. 1. Lewis who judged the fiuit is entitled to much credit for the arduous work aud intelligence he displayed iu final ly making the awards To exuetly etermine the merits of the different isplays it was necessary tor him and Mr. Vincent, his assistant, in many instances to unpacK box alter box and weigh each trilling advantage oare- illy hef'ire tully dechiluu. The weepstakes prize for the best gen- ral display weut to the flood Kiver Fruit Company, the management of which is under T. A. Dicker and was a magnificent exhibit. The Wanna Orchard owned by H. K. Albee and managed by John Castner came iu for second prize in this cIiihs and v. as ci very strong competitor foi firtt. In the best Hvo box display, K H. ShepHid's beautiful exhibit took first prize and also received live oilier first prize?, two of them cups and tbiee medals. As u-uil, J. L. Carter's plate exhibit was without a peer and received the prize cup whilo Frank Mo Karl in J trot the tiniidsome eun oliered for second prize iu this cbis, ! lu the number of cup prizes, Mr. Car- I lei took 1 cups and two medals, two ot them we e first on applet, one on ; peats, one a secoud on Hpplos and (lie othi r tiM. meiials. I he next biggest nriz winner whs M. M Hill who toi.k f ur cup-, i I.-o, taking one first and I I lu en seconds, aud a medal. The Mo j siei exhibit took two cups getting first on three tier Newtowns aud Ortleys The other first cup prize went to Davidson lirog. on Jonathans. Ibe full list of the oup winners is ai 1 follows : ; tiest geueral box display Hood Kiver Fruit Co., drst; U.K. Albee, xecoud. lieitt five boxes K. H. Shepnrd, llrst; M. H. Hill, second. j llu'ft general plate display J 1. drier, Hist ; Frank MaFatland, sec I (tin.. liu.-t 'our tier fr!pitzenlrie E II. S.iepurd. llrst ; L l'J Clai ksecnid. I linht three t r tlir e and a half tier Spitzeuberii K II. Shepurd. Un-t; ' M. H. Hill. .c;u l. I ISest four tier Newtowns J. L. Carter, first; M. M. Hill, second, best three or three and a half tier Newton us Oeo. Chamberlain, (Mos ier) first; T. A. Keavis, second. liest box of Ortleys-J. M. Elliott (Mosier) first; Smith & Lawrence, second. I'e-t box ot Arkansas liUeks M. M. Hill, llrst; J. L. Carter, second. llest geueral plate display pears J L. Carter. llest box of Jonathans Davidson Pros., first; C. T. Koberts, secoud. i!est Ciraveusteius, Wm. H. Kol- lork. Hest box llydes King N. C. Evans. llest box Mammoth lilack Twigs reter Monr. licst box Kiissiau P.ed W. L. Nk'h ols. llest box Koxbury Kucoets J. L. Carter. Hint box Khcde Island Creeninga r.. ii. fchepard. Hoit box Winesaps F. (J. Church. llest box Waguers 11. O. Sievei kropp. liest box Swaar J. L. Carter. Pet box Kings-M. M. Hill. Pest box Paldwins L. E. Clark. Pest box (ieuitcn Mrs.Alma Howe. liest box Northern Spy K. ll.Shep- aru. Host box Ked Cheeks E. 11, Shep- ani. liest box Wintei Bananas Wilson like. liest cauued fruit Mrs. W. 13. Mo (Juire. lie; Needlework Mrs. Thos. Calk lus. llest out flowers Mu, W. 11. Mo nursery stock U. 11. Kob- 01 re. liest bins, liest box lieu Davis Holbrook & istel bins. liest box Uano Holbrook &, Stob- biiiH. Prizes were also awaided to the fol lowing : Tatting collar Mrs. A. N. Kahm. Drawn work Miss Lucille Johnson. Whito embroidery Mrs, Ipsim. Colored oni broidery Mrs. H. L. llasbroiick. liattenberg work Mrs. II. Crnndall. Cliina painting Mrs. II. S. Keed. Oil paiuting Miss Hester Hai bi son. Water color Miss Kthel S. Eutrl- can. Jollies Mrs. T. W. De liussey. Cuuaued fruit-Mrs M. M. Hill, llest vegetables Wm. Keavis. Owing to the fact that manv exhib itors did not place their names on their exhibits it is impossible to give them all. Among those however, who did so aud who bad flue disnlavs were : W'auunu Orchard (II. It. Albee) 12 boxes, Newtowus, linldwlus. Rod Cheeks, Spitz, Ben Davis, Jonathans, Miotic Island uieenings, Delawaie Kod ; Win. Keavis, two boxes Yellow Spitz; L. E. Clark, J ii boxes. Pald wins, Spitz, Newtowns, Koxbury ltus set, Swaar, Ked Cheeks; J. K. Car son, 0 boxes Newtowns and Snitz: Dreamland Orchard (0. T. Koberts) 21 boxes, Jonathans, Arkansas Blacks, vauoeiveere. spitz. urtieVB. New- towns, Seek No Further, Winter lia liana, iwenty Ouuce Pippin; J. C. Diamond. 3 boxes Hen Davis. Detroit ii0i ; w. & u. i'.uton, 0 iioxes New- towns and Spitz; W'arreo Miller. 6 uoxes ueiicious, jouatniius. New- towns; S. F'. Ply the, Vellow Pellflow er, 1'all Fippin, Pears; Hood Kiver l ruit Co.. 21 boxes. Jonathans. New- towns, Spitz, Ortleys. lien Davis: Mrs. Alma Howe. 0 boxes. Jona thans, Northern Spy, Newtowns, Spitz; F'. C. Sherriob, 8 boxes, Spitz, Newtowus, Ked Cheeks; Cooper & W'altbor, 13 boxes, Wiuter Banana. Spitz, Ortleys, llaldwins, Newtowns; II. Hhepard. 12 boxes. Newtowns. Ked Cheeks. Snitz. Noithern Snv. Khnde Island Oreeuines; Stumpy Orchard (J. I. Miller,) 18 boxes, lien lavis. Spitz, Newtowus. Shannon Pippins, Arkansas Beauties; A. A. ayne, 8 boxes. Spitz. Newtowns. Wiiitiior. Jonathan: F. M. Jackson. G boxes, Delicious, Winesap, Jackson Seedling, Spitz, Chicago; W. L. Nlchol, 12 boxes, Kussian Ked, New town and Spitz: H. O. Sleverkionn. 18 boxes, Spitz, Newtowns, Jonathans, Wagueis; Campbell Pros.. 10 boxes. Spitz, Newtowns, Jonathans; 13. K. tucker, 15 boxes. Newtowus. Spitz. llaldwins, Arkansas Blacks; J. L. Carter, 17 boxes, Newtowns, Spitz Ar ansas liianks, Swaar, Kbode Island Ureeuings, Koxbury Kusset; M. M. inn, 17 boxes. Newtowns.. Snitz. Ar- annas Blacks, King or Tompkins County. Jonathans; N. C. Evans. 21 boxes, Newtowns, Spitz, Paldwins. llydes King; Holbrook & Stebbln, 21 uoxes, Newtowus, Spitz. Pen Davis. iano. Winter Banana and a number of other varieties; J. E. Hall, 6 boxes, Newtowns aud Spitz; H. P. Allen, (i boxes Spitz and Newtowns: UoDer Valley, ;t() boxes Spitz, Newtowns, Winter Banana, Ortley, Plue Paer maiu, Northern Spy, Paldwins, Pen Davis and hears; C. Dethman;) boxes. S:itz; T. A. Keavis, 12 boxes, Spitz, Newtowns, Winter Banana, Jonathans; Dane Kemp, 4 boxes, Newtowns aud Spitz; Davidson Pros., '.i boxes, Jona thans; D. 1,. Davidson, 8 boxes. Spitz. OravensliouB, and Wiuter Pippins; I. I. Mealy, 8 boxes, Newtowns, Spitz. Baldwins, Jonathans ; F. U. Church. 1(3 boxes, Newtowns. Spitz. Wiuesans ud other varieties; Chas. Chandler. boxes, Newtowns, Spitz. Paldwins: Dr. Stautou Alien, 12 boxes. New- towns, Spitz, and other varieties; A. 1. Mnson, 5 boxes, Newtowns, Spitz and Lady Apples; J. II. Atkinson, Newtowns, and Spitz; Wm. Kadford, Newtowus and Spitz; Sears & Poi tei, 4 loxes of Spitz; W. F'ike, New towus, 5pitz, Wiuter Pauana and otbj er varieties; Marshall & Wallace, 2 boxes Spitz; Frank Mossee, plate ex hibit. In the vegetable line there weie exhibits of uingnillcent 'products by Chas Hilmer, of Mount Hood, A. L. Phelps, Cyril Nutley, U. II. Howard, T. II Larwood', Mount Hood; J. W. Mortou, Luciun & Charles, D. L. Davidson, Wm. Keavis, A. C. Puck aud many ethers who neglected to libel their exhibit. An eye opener to all was the dis play of the Upper Valley, 30 boxes in all, that contained all the standard varieties grown at Hood Kiver aud In size, pack nnd beautiful oalor were a revelation to visitors aud borne people alike. tJLo tell about their line fruit country and it-) big development The Upper Valley Dovlnpinent League supplied visitors with mi attractive illustrated folder that it has just bad published. The upper valley exhibit ass looked alter by 11. 13.. Langilie, W. S. Oiibble, K. J. Molsaac, C. L. Kogers, Kay Padson aud ti. C. KufT. Cue of the finest exhibits at the (Continued on Page 8.) COUNCIL ORDEfi IMPROVEMiiTS STREET GRADING AND SI i ALKS Contract for Bridge Approaches Let aud Other MattersJPertainlnf to Its Completion Authorized. A regular meeting of the common council took place Monday evening with all members present and Mayor Blowers presiding. After the transaction of routine business a resolution was Introduced establishing the grade on State street from Uth to 12th. The measote speci fies that the street grade shall con form to the one already established with a aide walk one foot above the street, constructed of cement, six feet wiao ana witn a cement corn and Bat tel'. The resolution passed the first reading. A resolution wis carried crovidins for a refunding of the money for IU censes Issued to the fair association providing that the latter assume the expense that the oiy Incurred In em ploying special police protection and other Incidental expeuses. un motion the street committee was authorized to place a strong wire feno- Ing below the handrail on the new bridge, as an added protection for pedestrians. the ooutraot for sradlos and build ing approaches to the new bridge, the level of which is lour feet higher than the old structure was awarded to D. Treiber for $400. The contract calls for considerable work and In cludes the plaoing of apions extend ing 100 feet each way at the east end ot the bridge. To do this It will be necessary to remove a section of the hill end make a Ull . When the woik is commenced It will be necessary to close the bridge for several days until ic can oe completed. in regard to establishing sidewalks on 12th street, Frank Chaudlor ap peared before the council and object ed to the plan of havina the walk built ol one side of the stieet. Mr. Chandler stated that the walk did not commence anywhere at present and ended in the same place. After con siderable discussion the street com mittee was authorized to have side walks oonstiucted from, the armory ou both sides ot the street leading south from it to the city limits. The waiu will extend from Cascade Ave nue to tbe present llish School and fiom there around by tbe Crowell and old Blowers residences and on out to tbe otty limits. WON APPLE PRIZES AT THE DALLES Oscar Vaudeibilt, Hood River, for the best generall exhibit of apples in this district. August Paasoh, Hood River, 2, best general exhibition of apples grown in Hood Kiver county. August Paasoh, Hood River, l.'.best geueral exhibit of apples in this dis trict. Wm. Kennedy, Hood River, 2, for best five named vaiioties of winter apples. U A. Sears. Hood River. 1. dish of Esopus Spltzenburgs. 11. U. bieverkropp. Hood River. 1. onathan. James Lacy. Hood River. 2. New. town pippins. James Lacy, Hood Kiver. i. Snitz- enburgs. A. 1. Mason, Hood River. 1. New town pippins. J. .1. Ward. Hood Kiver. 1. Winter Kanauag. Wm. Davidson. Hood River. 1. Spitzenburg. T. T. Word. Hood River. 1. dish of Paldwins. W. L. Mohols. Hood River. 1. Yel low Pellflower. Teachers' Institute. One of our most successful teach ers' institutes ever held in Wasoo county closed its sessicn F'rlday, saya the Optimist, Tbe many teaobers in attendauoe gained much valuable ex perience and left for their homes bet' ter fitted and more confident of a suc cessful oareer than ever before. The regular printed program was oairied out, the meetings being ad dressed by the different instrnuctori and others. The instructors deserve praise for their hard work and Miss Nan Cooper, as secretary,- could not be improved upon. Miss Cooper worked faithfully and was deserving ot the praise she received. Hie names of tbe teaobers In iat- teudanoe to whom cards weie issued from Hood River county aie: t:. L. Coad. county superintendent ; Nellie UBiley, Meile A. Pllnn. U. W. Brown, Letitla Burns, C. W. Hurt. Carrio E. Candee, Vivian Clapp, Nan Cooper, Bertlna Cramer, Ly Jla Me linda Earl, Pearl Eby, Jennie Edging ton, Lizzie Elder, Ella Evans, L. Ft. Oibsou, Bessie M, Uoyette, Agues Ilartnell, Ida Hicks, Lula Hicks, Her oine Jobusou, Hulda Uinriobs, Frieda Hinrlohs, Mrs. Olivia W. Lucas, O.K. McCoy, Maude Merrill, Zeua Miller, L. J. Murdock, R F. Murphy, P. L. Murphy, Alta Poole, Laura A. Pur cell, Ruth Radford, Luoile Kiecb, Maiy Rothrock, Hope Shelley, Flora Steel, Cordelia Stevens, J. E. Stubbs. Laura Thomas, Sarah E. Tousey, Urace E. Tnrney, Anna Vsnuet, Mar garet Vannet, Maude P. Wills, Lalirand Bank Falls. Jefferson W. Sorlber, cashier of tbe Farmers' and Traders' National bank ofLaUiande, aud a membei of one of tbe best known and oldett families in tbe state was arrested last week by United States officials, charged with embezzlement. Tbe bank ia said to have been completely wrecked. Tbe speoiflo charge la embezzlomeot of $12,525.35. It Is understood tbe casbiei practically admits the short age. Scriber was taken to Pendleton before a United States commissioner to fix his bail. The arrest was the result of repoits Saturday that ho had forged a note on N. K. West. When discovered West and Scriber both raced to Elgin In an auto. Scriber cirived first and took ! up the alleged forded note for $2000. i Monday tbe tank closed its doors