The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 12, 1908, Image 5

The Hood River glacier., November 12, 1908, Page Five, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1, 1008. Robbedl ' in Tram R . o - ... roatt and Children's Coat was robbed iri Our FaU Line of Ladies' Sntf, and Coa , transit and almost half of .tsto.. It to (o, no, carefuHn replacing the tah fhe Ca , and look this reason we are making a Tery attractive r ,,,,.! : : : : them over. You will appreciate .every article as a bargam B. BRAGG & CO., Hood River - ' - - i r.acrt ot the cniel or tans of the body if link in the Chain of Life. A chain ii no tronfer than its weakest link, the body If :. i , 00 stronger than it -,.!- ,i- k.Y " i i7 macn, nver or lungs, there it weakest organ. reak link i ' weakness Often this so-called -.L- Z. r .C . L , m ?'es,1 "1 nutrition. Diseases and Z: r"::r;"fV , ' " wV'"'?" "nu ,m'S oran ar "'ed hy the use of Dr. . .. .. , ,c Illcn may ,nilp , an (i 0( h; IfX h CaU1Sed1,b" Uck nu"". the rea.lt of weakness of the stomach and other organ, of digestion and nutrition. Dis, ll ... . ' " , ' . u..ii Trmi-n srrm remote from the have their origin in a diseased condition of the stomach and Other organs of digestion and nutrition, are cured also. The strong man has a atront stomach. Take the above recommended "Discov ery" and you may have a atront atom, ach and a strong body. Given Away. -Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, new revised Edition, is sent fret on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for the cloth-bound vol ume. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. CELEBRATE OPENING NORTH BANK ROAD the society's iiKeuts. A report i 111;ii1a tn t,hft nttlnn nil ncotv ruea riui t. eil, telling tbem how tbe child In g it- tiujj iiloiin and whether they wou Id recnintiieud It to remain in its pleoa uot. V:iys iu wliiou vou ain pleoe of pasteboard Into I be anapa ot a glipp" n(l eoerng ' "ith ctaf or tiaaue paper. Small china and glasa elippwa aurroanded by flowers, may be planed here and there over the . i i ii ai;nnai. int nut nf nsate- : la-uiB. ouinn "Ki""" "- - - i , 1 boari taxi covered will wake dainty l.ouvenire. Exactly at midnight L.n unna ciT t.ell unoui'j u twelve times very slowly, and as soon as the lasnt is sounded tbe lights should bfl Pi.ou-ll Oregon U lildlug t Seattle Fair Already tbree ot tbe permanent bojldiuRS are Hoiabod and ate ready to he turned owr tte UDlrvesity ot WaahlnKtoo at tbo oloae of tbe fair. by the drat of in ew year permaenut building wSd be oeiup eted and a number of tbe temporarf sttuc- tnra tin Ubed. me miaiDK jButD and tbe flsbeiiea buildiuK ana toe oott pital and Ure station are i use and tbe Oregon building, the first stat building to be completed, ia ready to receive exhibits. Oregon will begin the shipment of its exhibit about Jan uary 1. Tbe first consignment will te 30.00 boxes of apples, which will be placed in the cold stotage plant. In t ha tiaanmmit ot the Oregon building, until witbin a few weeks of tbe open- in ? date Completion of tli North Hank roHd, was ono of the most uotiible achieve tneuts of railrottd coutrui'tion in the West, fan roperly celebrated at au elaborate ouiiquet at the 1'ortland Comnieroial club Friday night, save tbe Oregonian. 1 he building of this railroad rupieeieiits another one of Hie acoompliHhmeutt' of James J Hill, railnad and empire builder, whutu tiained experieuoo in railroad eon etruction suggested tbe feasibility of sucb a road and whoao indomitable energy accoinpli-hed the nnduratkiiiK, wbicb iuvulves an expenditure of ap proximately al.l.OOO.OOO, It was in celenratiou or irna eveni and to dedicate the new railroad to tbe future growth ii'id prosperity o Portland that the ropret-entatives of the commercial interpstH of thin oity Friday night met with Mr. Hill and bis associates to exchange felicitations over the consummation of a project that means so much to this city. The openiug of this railroad menm tbe commercial supremacy of Portland in tbe Pacific Northwest. In addition to connecting the city directly with two transcontinental railroad systems tbe Great Northern and the North ern PaoiU'j Portland ii made tbe natural gateway and metropolis of a water -grade route from a wonderfully productive lulaud Empire to tbe sbh. The additional territory which Is thus made directly tributary to this oity bad outgrown its transpoitatiou facil ities for maiketing tbe abundant crops of that district thit Mr. II ill investigated and acted. Ihree handled and tltfy representH tive citizens attended Friday uiglit's banquet which was a notable gather ing. Highly satisfied with his accom plishment in finishing the new roHd , wbicb Mr. Hill modestly admitted yesterday was tbo finest type of rail road constuction be ever had engin eered, the railroad builder was pur rounded by tbo prominent representa tions nf Portland's business interests witb frault aesnrauces that tlicy were art n Innnd Dnil nrenaied to eiliov every niisnntHirn I ho enterprise of Mr. Hill ha. I nffnrdnd them Herides the no table railroad men, Governor Cham- berlaiu of Oregou and Governor .vieaa of Washington, were present and mude addressos. Charles F. Sie,ert, president of the Chamber of Oumu.ene, pies ded as tonatmuster mi l i :i it n.to J tbo sptech making with a short address of a wel coming character, in which bo con gratulated Mr. Hill a-id his associates and the people ot PortUud on the completion of the North 13ank road and i'8 significance to this city, com mercially, industrially and Huanciid in imnno ttin ruilroHd men t'l spertk were Mr. Hill, chairman of tbe bnird of director of the Great Noitlicrn Howard Elliott, president of the Northern Pacific, and Francis Li. Clarko. pefiiiioa ot the Spokane, Portluud & Seattle. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup moves the bowel- cf'tly. Contains no opiates. It h plimnt to take, and chil dren especially like the U-K so nearly like maple eugar.Sold by Kicr iVCass Help the Children This TlianksBivlng The tnanagmeiit of the Boys' and (J iris' Aid society led that it is only Leoessary to remind tbeir many 1. ih.l Thmilracricini? daV Will incuua turn " L - soon be hero agaiu, and with it comes the annual expectancy that always accompanies this time of year. A bard years work 1ms been done by the society in tbe elloit to care for the dependent children of tho State, to -investigate cases of reported abuse .and to aid those who were unable to belp themselves. Nearly every couuty in the state contributes depoudeut children to tbis institutoiu. Ine number re ceived fiom all sources the last Uscul year is 373, out ot wbiob number 2d i were entirely new cafes and received from the following o unties: Baker . 5 lientou 5. Claikatia3, LJatsop 1, .Columbia-1. Coca 1, Crook 2 Vowla ii. Jackson 1. Joc.epl.iie2. Klan a h I. Lane 12, Umatilla 5, Walh.wa 2, Was- c li'..cl,i.,r,in SI Hint 111 tl Ot .i i n nru tnsand b tuesu UOV no, . . . girls. Ibe uveage iue of tbe girls s 10. and the amagu age of the beys is 9 3 Vt may be interesting to know that besides tbs 00 chil Inn ou ba--d at tie u.,.i.inn Hn a nt Portlaud tbe Soci- ety ha under its ca e throrghOJt ti e state of O egou nfa U 000 children. These children are placed our l.i 'ai. Jly homea under tbe superviitn of help the society Donate whatover money you nuiy be able to spare oi send a sack of no- tatnes, a bag of onious, a sack of flour, or send to tbe school through ycur children a package of coffee, a few potatoes, a pcuud of rice, a chick en, a package of sugar, in fact any thing that is useful iu a. household, and the principal of the school will have it packed in boxes witb other donations from the children and tor ward it. to the Hoys' and Girls' Aid Society at Portland, Ore. The rail road companies and steamboat lines bave kindly promised to deadhead all such supplies when marked plainly. "lioys' and Girls Aid Sooiety, Port- laud, Oregon. All commuuicatoinB should lie addressed to W. T. Gard ner. Superintendent. Those wishing children, apply as above ; cbildrou of all ages on hand. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are unequaled in cases of w eak ba; k. pack ache, inllainmation ot the buiililer. rheumatic pains. Antiseptic and act promptly. Sold by Kicr & t'asj. u-,.sjSfS 0iir Groceries . .gB sole of honor- ifSLUSIr V . Tiwir ito T" $3 25. $3.50, $4.00 fPSM ;n bund .,r :r 1 ovnl We Jr zfO, $2.50, $2.75 L SZ&fi Purity gua rnuuees ' I tlWl Uie f.)f lallO tit , , SyfeM 'e cater to a cl.-ss o, &c ,,ur ( - , V fcs4gi Canned Goods j ' thH H.IX. I L 1 XJkm yidtlO minlili- llnr i.vii-i-a u ill informal vim I - mm t T" T f --- -- , ' "SO & LKYJtiKi Geldendale Record Maker iGoldendale. Washington, has given all tho oommnuities of tbe Pacino o .a..nrri in rainins monev for aati8ln purposes, by giving 12.00 for wery man, woman and child witn i., hairv limits, or a total of S3500, ni tMsi came in at tbe rate of $125 a liuote. Water Wheel liisappears mysterious disappearance was c ia The tannrtflil iv the Ifnod Kivnr Kleitrio biiibt. Power & Water 1 ompauy or its OOO-pouud turbine water wheel. A few days ago tbe power gave out and the company switched tho city's light ing system onto a smaller plant wbicb it liiw in rpnillneHN for mich aineriren- cies and statred to make au in ?e8tjga- tiou. uu opening uie oik case wuicn contain) the wheel no vestiger of ic oould be found. Search wbh u'.ade for pieces of it iu tbe outlet ditcti aud ia the river into which it run plies, but nil efforts to solve tbe mrstery of it disappearance bave proved tuti.'e. rhe munuirara nf the comranv hava nu ex planation as to what caused it to van ish. How to Make Cold Meat l.it "Avoid warm hashes in summer, aud have iu their plaoe a meat loaf that can be served cold. ''writes ChrisJ tine Terbnne in Woman's tloum Com pt.uion for August. "Chop ; your rem nan s or steaK or roast one, mix witb them one third as mucb cold boiled ham or tongue, snasun well, Bud add a oouple of raw eggs beateu light. If rather dry, moisten witb gravy or s'.ock, turn iuta a greased mold with plain bides, cover, eet iu a a baking pan with hot water about it and bake for an hour. 'I his, loaf may also be made wuh raw beef, but then it must cook for two hours. Le it get very cold befor ) turning out, aud slice. Veal Iob( may be prepared by this recipe, and eveu cold roast lamb : nuiv be tieated In 'he same runn er. The main point to l.o bourn in n ind is the -e.HS.ii.iug. Be cim.ful t. but I this is well done ai.d yon Ml laiei' a popular dish. j i Pertland tliiniiieiciiil Club Knt r a a ' The Poitland Comujeiciai Club had two great overflow occasions lat vi ek. Iheioweie ini.re pecplu res ent TneMlay niulit to get election re turns than at any time much Ihu new building was erected. But tbo ureal ...t rui hulh hi attendance and im- COfc cel ., t f portance was the baniiiier, given r ri-1 day niulit to mark tho opening of tta ; "Noith Hank Koad," with tbe boni i ,iatu iiu linliiiL James J. iitllk. ohairniau of the board of direct. i at the (ireat Northern ; Howard lUli-m, president ot the Noithern PaeLtic; I nuis W. Hill, pretideut of the Great VnrHieru: ( enrue r. Harris, tresr- dent of the Chicago, liuiltugton A Qnincy; Francis 15. UJarKe, piesiaent Portland' nud Seutlle. and other officials of uational reputa tion iu ti e railway anu ocuiiterciai .rnrlH A miniature train was part or the decorative soneuie of the banquet tables. A ( Inderelln Dance r.v. a chmt ciinimnr nisbt's dance to be ovei at uii.luight an adaptaliou of the Cn dmlla idea would luinishl ... t flii0L-u..t inn t r i Cora-! MJUIOtUi'ft tions aud also a cltver uim ioi bringing tbe evening to a close i rompllv at t(dte o'clock," my a the Augu. t Womau's Home Coni anion. "Tbo invitat'ons should I e on ran i the shape o a ili er ' Ibe dbuciug should cage at about eleten o cli ck, sud the gue.t con Inctsd to tbe sut pet. wbicb, if it cau l,e setted on b iheltered poich, will i... -ii rh innre cniovable In the center ot tie lnhK surnunded b Honeis, flu uid te a luge whuetlip per Ibis oau be made by cuttiug a 1 Coffee The kind th at makes the break fast real Coffee through and through always the same. Your grocer will grind it better if ground at . borne not too fine. ' Wood & Huggins HARNESS AND SADDLES And All Kinds of Harness Goods, Carriage Trimmings, Blankets and Robes. Tents Awnings and Wagon Coers George Irvine Successr to S. J. Frank Mount Hood Store W. S. GRIBBLE, Proprietor. TRANSIT t1M.uNof.stWRS. AGENTS FOR THE BEGUU.. "vMfifeW?l- Hauling, Dray ing, Baggage ' Vlil9 XJ1VC1 y XUiuuubOAiwajio. rbonel31. Dry Goods Hay Grain Ammunition P.ootw and Shoes Hardware G rani tew are Flour Feed Full line of Groceries Stoves, Heaters and Ranges All kinds, New and Secona-hand. Big Stock of New and Second-hand Furniture, Carpets. Art Squares, Rugs Chairs. Kockers, Etc. Agent For CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges O. P. DABNEY & CO. ...Coliseum Skating Rink... Catering to the best class of putrens duly. Hardwood Floor, Famous Richardson Bull Bearing Skates. Special attention given to beginners. For private lessons apply to Prof. A. Wuldstcin. Wcdncfday afternoon for ladies only. General admission : Afternoons free, skates 4c, child ren 15c. K vening; Ladies free, gents 10c, skatcf i 25c. H"" 2to5. Evening 7:30 to 10. : : Ml SIC IN Knutson & Waldstein, Managers The Square Deal Store Is the place to get your Wagons, Buggies or Hacks Plows Hai-rows and Cultivators. Spray Pumps, Hose and Nozzles. See our Gasoline Pumps before Buying: The engine is right and the price is right. 1 have in stock Cider Hills, Feed Cutters, House Paints and Oil. Rubbroid Roofing, Genuine Avenarius Carbolenium. Tongue Trucks for Disc Harrows, Genuine Harvey Bolster Springs. Groceries, Flour and Feed. Casper Spraying Fluids. Stumping Powder, Caps and Fuse. The Butler Banking Co. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $75000 The first consideration of tho Oflieeus and Directors of this bank, is the security of the funds intrusted to our care by deposi tors. Our past record is an absolute guarantee of sound and safe banking methods. On this evi dence of strength and stability, we respectfully ask for your banking business. , J. E. NICHOLS UNDERTAKER and EUNERAL DIRECTOR AU call" promptly attended, night or day, city or country EMBALMING A SPECIALTY Mihni. Hid . nor. Oak and 6tli Ht. uunuva ) HoMR-Offloe 3KB; Kmldence 96 HOOD RIVKK, OKKIKIN UuU,L.U I IIOMK umif .Ton; mwwuwd i-HONliS j FACIKIO-Offlce 3S13; Kefc 8611 D. McDON Home Phone: 174 Third St. and Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon HOOD RIVER ABSTRACT CO. .1. M. BdlMMrZKR, HKt'RKTARY AIJSTKACTS, CONVEYANCING and INSURANCE Royal Exchange, (Jlens Falls, Union Assurance, Western Assurance, National Livestock and Oregon Life Insurance We Imve the only complete eet of Abstract Booka in Hood Kiver nd are iu position to execute any work in our line with promptness and accuracy Recently moved to permanent quarters in Davidson Building Home l'hone 2551 . HOOD IilVEK, ORE. Buy Your Fruit Boxes AT THE Hood River Box Factory and Patronize Home Industry. Best Quality Lowest Price Home Made I UOI1B iUUl I X 11 Will ii .'ii i' ! i 5 s !' 1 3