The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 19, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text5 y0Uf HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, .008. i t ISMSSSSl 1 CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. Marie Lockman came heme Friday from a tHit with friend at Antelope, Ore. Mrs. C. Pfluttbanpt it home from a Tlsit with her aan Cbarlei at Carioo, Washington. Everett Latterty bag gone to Coo don, OregOD, where be hai con tract 'or getting oat logt (01 one mil lion feet of lambor. "Leita Bowerrnau ) ill. She uHen from an affection of the ear and the pain ii Intense while the rauae or the dioease ia o aituated that it ia very diUlcult to provide rueaua of relief. It is hoped Leita may toon begin to improve and that her recovery may be rapid. Dr. lirosiua la the attend ing pbyalcian. Roiwell Shelley of Carson, Wash., expects to be here this week looking after bis Interests at Odell. lie baa a man employed cutting wood on bis twenty acre traot. Mrs. Uranson, who with her hus band Is at home In the tlusey house, bus been ill of rbenmatism. At laat accounts she was improving. James Cook bas leased his property in Odell for Bve year and he and bis famiy will seek a land of much warmth and sunshine In hope that Mrs. Cook, whose health has not been the bent may receive benefit by the change. While we regret to have our friends seek a new borne we believe that this will prove a wise move and we hope to hear good news from them wherever tbey may decide to locate. The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. U. 1. Young has been 111 and Dr. Mills was called Sunday. L. D. boyed had tome fine apples as is proved by the fact that of the twenty Bve boxes of Spitz that Hood River county furnishes for the Vukon Alanka expositoin, too boxes go fron tbe orchard of Mr. lloyd. These ap pies were taken just as they bad. been packed for trade. Mr. Hoyed also sold five boxes to Individuals to be shipped East. Your correspondent has been in formed that some person supposed to have been bunting ou tbe heights weat of Odell shot and killed a dog belonging to other hunters, the dug being but a short distance from men who might easily have met death at the same time as it ia eivdent tbe first hunter did not see tnese men rt tbe time be shot, loo much care oannot be exercised in tbe use of tire arm in a timbered locality and es pecially in one in which ibere are dealings and roads. Some of the local Masons attended tbe annual celebration of "Teaman Day" Id Hood Kiver last Wednesday evening and reported having an excel lent time. (eo. Haacke went to Hood River Wednesday. Mr. Chown of Portland spent a day in Mosier laat week. L. Lrido returned home Thursday from l'be Dalles where he spent most of tbe week, on tbe grand jury. R. 1". lleodrlck went to The Dalles Saturday. Mrs. M. A. Snyder came back from Hnnrf Kiver Haturdav morning where she has spent a week vNiting relatives. Mrs. U. (Jodberson went to The Dalles tbe last of the week. Mrs. J. K. McGregor returned borne Saturday from Oakland, Calif., where she has spent tbe last tew weeks with bet on'a family, llsr little giand son and granddaiigbetr acme with her. D. W. Hudson went to Tbe Dalles Saturday. Among those going to Hood Klver Saturday were Mrs. Isabelle Ilootu and Miss llcrtba, Mis Mary Middle swart and Mm. Kiln Kvans. Mrs. Steelsmith came clown from Cclilo Saturday and went out to their ranch south or town. Tbeie was a run away boy iu Mosier last week. Ho appeared at a phy party in the evening at one cf tbe city residences and proceeded to shoot up the town iu true desperado style, eccr Ing the people wbo were within sight and bearing so th:y must have bad unnleatmnt dreams that nlxlit About noon next day be ilinappeared and r.e BiinnnHB he i etl 1 smug emit, looking for Portland. He will Hud it if be goes far enough east Portland. Maine. Rev. lirown delivered an interesting sermon Sundny morning and a very Hue lecture in tbe evening at me church. C. II. Cromwell spent tbe latter part ot tbe week iu ScveDfon He was called as a witness in tbe P. 8 C. Wills care. l'leafant, sun-, tay, -af'' little liver Pills, are leVitt's Little Karly Risers. Sold liv Kier & ('. MOSIER. Kev. Stark returned from The Dnl lea Monday, having spent several days visiting his sons and their fam ilies. Mr. and Mrs. Kb I nous were passen gers on tbe early morning train for Hood River, Monday. They returned on tbe looal. The Modern Woodmen held a regu lar meeting Saturduy evening, at whiob tbey initiated two new recruits in the mysteries ot Woodcraft. After ward they all enjoyed a splendid lunob, thus ending a prolltable and pleasant meeting. Ray Sturges arrived Tuesday morn ing from Alaska, where be baa been for tbe past two years. Mrs. S. D. Fisher was in Hood Riv er Monday. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Fred Evans went to Hood Kiver Tuexday afternoon on business. An old friend, hailing from Weston, Oregon, paid U. K. Waite a visit this week and was well pleased with tbe country. Mrs. Nina Grose left Tuesday for Portland for a visit with reatives. Miss Ora Winans left for Strand, Okla.. Tuesday evening to visit her father and mother, intending to re main until spring.. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Caroll made I business trip to Hood Klver Wed ties day. Robert Meare left Wednesday after noon tor California (to ook up a looa tion. The family will leave In a few weoks. They expect to get a home Dear Redlanda. Mr. Phillip Templemlre arrived Fri day morning from Sedalia, Mo.,1 to vtMit bis uncle ami aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jiliu Armstrong. Mr. and Mil, Ed L. Howe went to Portland Friday on tbe looal. Tbey do not expeot to come back for about a mouth. J. K. MoUrogor went to The Dalles Thursday returuing Friday afternoon. Mr. J. M. Tbomai has sold his iHuoh to (Jeo. Chamberlain. Mr. (Juamberlalu expects to nave about '&) acres set to trees by spring. Rev. Cook of Tygh Valley was in Mouier this week tor a tew days. J. M. Elliot was a visitor to The Dalles Friday ot this week. Saturday moruing was the coldest morning we have bad this full. The trost looked in some plaeos like a light full ot snow. The thermometer regis tered 22 dogrees above zero. J. K. Moilregor came borne fiom Portland Tuesday evening where ho hud speut a few days. FRANKTON. Hettie Radlitf has entered school. She is taking eighth grade review. Sue heaton failed to receive ber weekly contribution of triple. The girls batket hull team baa cr gauized wkb Nmtt Nolle as manager; Lizzie Eby, captain, nod Lena Roct reieree. Tbe gills of the renor cli Hie to entertain all th men:bcrs ( the high school next Saturday ccrnlog. the UDIMreu h AM tnei-ty it. aked tbe children ot the tchcmls to gice tbera what vegetables and fruit they can. Will the I'tienU wte help us iu this work? Tlii 'year '"r apple bins are full end our ri'nps me gathered tu ho when we all lure thankful hearts we inut help tl.e poor homeless children who lire utnr us. UNDERWOOD. Fruit trees, herrios, etc., hate beon coming In by bout aud by train tbe last week. Ueorge Sandel went to Hood River Saturday on business. 1). W. Aiiss and wife, also Miss Kirwin, moved back to their homo Suturday from Hood Kiver, where tbey have been Cor some time, n er also brought a little girl borne with them that will learn to call them papa and mama. It seems to be very strange that those who go away for u time all bring back girls. Why don't some of them bring a tioyT Don't le atrald, tbey thrive and do well In this country. Ibe writer has live. Burt Veaoh was a Hood Kiver visit or Friday ot lust week. Wm. Kowley returned to Hood Kiv er Sunday evening. He is iu tbe em ploy ot tbe spray company at mat plane, iu tbe cooperage department. 11. Nelaou met with a paioful acci dent at WafhouJal last week. In get ting In bis wagnu to go home, his lines became tangled in some way una as be was near tbe approach to the bridge over tbe railroad traok. hi i team became unmanageBtle, throwing him out iu such a way that tbo wagou wheel paused over bis leg, breakiug it just below the knee. We are informed by good authority that it was not all McCraokeu'a dirt Unit made thi fill iu town. Uncle A me Underwood had a ringer iu this as well aa Mr. McCraoken, as Uncle A me Is owner of one of the lots that furnished tbo dirt fur the 11)1 end, ly the way, Uncle Ame iufornied us that ho expects to put up a big brick oo this lot. lie did not say whether there would be junt the singie brick or a combination ot bricks. W. W. Crow came ut on tbe local Sunday from Portland and spent the afternoon looking over tbe c uutry Ky B?5i. w.b-Cyery suddenly and mysteriously stepped out of sight sev eral weeks ago, has been heard from, but through other parties than biin hoH. A party at Hubbard, Ore., wrote A. J. Haynes last week cjneeruing Hoy, asking for information, stating that he was looking very bad nud in terred that he should be louked utter. We met Mr. Kuapp at bin homo at Hood Friday, found him busy helping tint boys moving fence, He suys his health is pretty good this full, con sidering bis age and is managing to keep one foot shuttling ahead of the other. Also round II. Debt) doing chores, but says he does not tent as well us ho would like to, We hope to see lain improve. II. W. llamliu shipped his toaiu to 1'ortlund, Sunday, lie is gutting h tutuvy team iu return. A. J. H in nes has contracted the grubbing of the remainder of his place to 1). W. Ariss. We hope to see Mr. Smith taking ou the airs of a full tledgjd farmer noou and the prospects look good since lie purchased the tract ot ShikIIo. That's tho laud that grows the big red aples ami will produce 8 to tons ol alfalfa without irrigation. Write your friends lo come mid see the Underwood country grow. J. P. Porter aud brother, W A. lierdk-k and a Fairbanks-Morse ex pert ouuie up ou the local from Vmi ouver Siiuduy, going up lo the camp to set the gnsone engine goiu lor the etviuip burner. Fred l.uthy, sr., came up tiom Washougul ou tho local Knnday, MOUNT HOOD. IheC. E. sociul ut the btll Ut Sdturduy evening was noil attended by the young people After spending the evening in playing games and tricks, a daiuty lloetou lunch was served of baked he ns, suadwitches, doughnuts arid cntlee The Ladies' Aid Society will serve dinner at the hull Ihunk'witiag day. A very good dinner will be served aud are cordiuily invited to come. At the meeting o the tax payers lust Saturday a tieu mill tux was voted lor tbe roads Th.i Mount Hood basVct ball team will play the Hood Kiver high school team at Hood tiiver, Kriday evening. December 11. I'uetiduy of las-t week, til teen men mot at t(ir i t uu h rite and started theeroiioii ol lioii-e sheds. Dinner was served by tbe ladies. The men buce continued tu go each day till now we have very good sheds completed. Mrs. Kobert Morton is Id Portland for a short time. PKKMIIM LIST AMI KILK.S Oregon Slate Horticultural Society Show Portland, Oregon, Decem ber 1-5, lttUS. The Oregon State Horticultural So ciety aud tbe Northwest Fruit (Jrow- ers Association will hold their uuuuul meeting iu Portland, December 1 to o, luoiueive. ine rules or tno iorin- weut bruit Growers Association pro hibit it from giving premiums of val ue at exhibitions ct ru it held under its direction. Die following list oi premiums and ruhs apply therefore to tbe fruit show ot the Oregon 11 oi t i -uoltural Society, but unless special permission to remove ie obtained, all fruit entered for competition iu tne State Society show will be held tot exhibition until the close ot the meet ing of the .Northwest hruit Growers' Association. Ibis will be the gieat- est hortiucultural event iu tbe hittciy ot the state, uud ua fruit-growing dis trict in the state can ulf ord to neglect the opportunity. Please reud the rules curetully uud make no delay iu getting ready. The value ut tbe prizes to be awarded approximate 0UO 00. Tbe following premiums wiJl to awarded : No. 1 For beat live boxes of apples, not less than three varieties, Cuh donated by liuzelwood Cream Co., j0.00. No. 2 For best Hve boxes of Spitz enberg apples. Cup donated by Port laud Hotel, vulue SjO.OO. No. 3 For best lite boxes of Yellow Newtown upples. Cup donated by Merrimao Chemical Co., through Cliirke-Wuodard Drug Co., value oso.ou. No. 41 or best six boxes of applet, not less than tour varieties. S'eiling silver, gold liued.cup, bearing engrav ing ot an apple, d in iteii by Pacitic Puper Co., vulue $10. 00. No. 5 I1 or beat Hve boxes upples grown iu , Willamette Valley. Mer chandise, donated by Portluii'i Seed Co., value 825.00. No. 0 For beet three boxes ot liiild win upplos. Cup donated by Puller Fruit Publishing Co., value $25. CO. Nu. 7 For best box of Spitzenl.erg applet, '.Hid or linger. Cup donate-.! by liutterlicld liroa., value r?20 00. No, 8 For best three boxes ol Northern Spy apples. Cup dnnuted by J. Iv (iill Co., Milue 820 oo. No. 11 For best box of Spitzcnbeig apples smaller thim Cup donate ! by Lipmun. Wolfe & Co., vulue S20.00. 5 No. Id For bet box of Yellow New town apples, 88s or larger. Cup do nated by A. and C. Feldenbeimer, value fid.OO. No. 11 For bert three boxea of Ben Davis and Usldwin apples rgrown in the Willamette Valley. Cup donated bv Mason, Ebrman Sc. Co., vslue fjo.uo. No. 12 For Lett box of Arknaeaa llltck apnloa. Cop donsted oy Meier i & frank Co., alue 2U OO. No. 13 For bet b ix cf Yellow New. i town apples smaller than H8s but not smaller thuu 128s. One Hardie barrel prayer oi other merchandise douatel by tbe Hardie Mfg. Co.. value 125.00. No H For tic-t box of Baldwin apples One Acme burrow ir one onray pump dooated by M itnhell, Lew u &. St iver Co., value $15.00. No 15 For best box Northern Spy p pries. (Joe golleuivcod rocking rhair douuted by lull Si. (Jibbt, vjlue 15 CO. No. 10 For best box of Ortley ap ples. Cup donated by Wake, Mo Fa 11 A Co . value $15 !'0 No. 17 For best, box of Ked ('beak ur pits. Cup donated by Rusiellville Nursery Co , value $15 00. No 18-Frr leit box of Winter Ba nana apple. Coinage robe donated by Studebaker Bros. Co., value $15 OU. No. ID For be-t box of Wintei Nella pears. Cup donated hy Osvid .L Dumie Co., value $15 Ot". Nr. 20 For best box of Com Ice penii Cup donated by Schmidt Lithograph Co . value $15 00. Nr. 21 For best box o D'Anjon peais. una Morris cbair donate I oy v ,11mm Oadsby A Sol?, value $lj 00. N0..22 For List box Ben Danla ap ilts Cup doiiHled by J. B. Fi Iking ti n, tiilue $10 1.0. No. 2:i hor best display cf dri'd fru tx in quint glas jars, not les than ibreo !iu.:s cf licit. Cup douatod by J. ). ilutzer. value $10.1X1 No. 21 lor list dUilav Oregon-' gioAii i:nblacbel English (Persian) wnl ills, not les- thai 10 pounds. Cup duiir.ted bv Oregon Nurseiy Co., value 625 00. " .o 25 Frr I'M ten jars of ca oed fruit, lo iiiludi at least four kinda rf fruit; open inly lo tbe wives rr daughters cf g to hits Oue Fairbanks No. 0 Weigbrigiit IhI tor iu aud scoop scale donated by Fairtank", Worse & Co.. Ti.luo'jJl.-j.OO. No 20 For best two quart glass jar of dried Itiilii-.n unprocessed prunes. Cup donated by Oregon Agriculturist, value &10.00. No 27 Fur ttie lest box Jonathan Kpples Cup donated by Cbas. U. Lilley Co , table 10 00. IOhcIi prize winner will icceive two one quurt cans if Aveuarius Carboli neuui donated by Fisher, ihorseu Co. information Ii r exhibitors: All apples and pears must be wrap ped except top layer. All aupks must te exhibited iu boxes of one of tbe following di eli sions, inside measurements: 0,a4'xllx 20 inches, or in.1 .,.HoXl8 itches, or 10x11x20 inches. No fiuit can be entered for more thau one premium. Ibe judges will allow, iu judging apples and pears, ;i:S 1-3 points for col or and form, .'SI 1 11 for puck aud uui lormity, and 3:1 13 tor frtedom from blemishes. No grower slmll make more than cue entry for the sjme premium. No names mil be allowed on My Hair is Extra Long Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop fallinf , and will crow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair-food you. can buy. It gives new life to the hair-bulbs. You save what hair you liave, and get more, too. And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. The best kind of a teatimonial "Sold lor over aity yeara." A. fey J. O. At .. lyU AIM tiers nauftwtarw SAtSAPAIIUJL PILLS. CNEJMV PECTOtAL. M WWI UM ,11 'I in:, llfcW WILL BUILD PIECE OF GOOD ROAD at com petitive exhibits until alter the judg ing All exhibits of fiuitg must be uiado by tbe groweis hereof. All fruit winning a premium will be the pioperty of iho doner of tbe pre mium. No fruit shall - be removed from exhibition hi ll without written per mit from secretary of society. All boxes entered for a given pre mium shall be placed in same group. Intending competitors are requested to notify W.. F. Williamson, ctre Portlund Hotel, at earliest possible moment, ot number of boxes and vari eties tbey intend to exhibit. Io ranking entries, growers should quote the number of premium eutered for, as shown in tibove premium list. All fruit must be in place In exhibi tion bull by 6 P. M. Mouday, Novem ber 30. Hall will be open to exhibitors alter 9 A. M. ot that day, buz, will not be opeu to general public until 12 P. M. Tuesday, December 1, unless tbe judging shall ba completed before that hour. Address all communications to W. F Williamson, chairman exhibits committee, care Portland Hotel, Portland, Oregon. 't .'Z A meeting of tbe oontrbutors to tbe road (and for tbe west aid was held 1 at the Commercal club rooms Satar ! day afternoon, witb only a ligbt at 'tendance, and tbe matter of going abead witb tbe road waa left to a com mittee. witb instruction to fate tbe funds acoording to their judgment, Leslie Butler acted ai chairman of tba meeting and J. Adrian Epplng secretary. Shortly after tba opening of the meeting it appeared that two different good roads meetings bad met at tbe same plaoe. l'be signers on tbe petition circulated by Mr. hp ping bad been called, and a few were present, it also appeared that a num be of the east side good roads men bad met pursuant to an"adjournment to get expressions for tbelr committee to report at a Porthnd meeting to be held next Saturday. Tbe first part of the meeting was taken up witb dison sions of tbe Jobnson bill and tbe au tomobile road between bere and Port land, A. I. Mason, Lea Morse, . C, Evans aud J. A. Epplng dlsoassiu tbe bill and the automobile road considerable length, together witb tbe best methods of fixing tbe road be tween tbe ball grounds and tbe top of tbe Davidson bill. After an hour tak en on in this way, the chairman call ed attention to tbe (act tbat tbe meet ing xas oalled for . tbe purpose ot dls cussing tb6 west aide road ptoposl tiou. and tbe east aide members said tbat tbey thought tbey were attending another meeting Mr. Epping stated tbat be wanted to know wbat disposition waa to made ot tbe fund which ba bad rala ed, and whiob amounted to between 11.000 and $1,500. some of tbe sub eonptions being given witb tbe under staudlng that certain work would be done. He wanted tbe mouey turned over to tbe road oommisel mer oi a committee to do the work. Mr. Morse, tbe commissioner, said that be would not attempt to build a road witb tbe fund, unless it whs put In tbe bands cf tbe county oourt to be used under their direction. It was finally lett to tbe original oommlttee, consisting ot W. L. Clarke, J. A. Epping andU. R. Bobbins, witb authority to investigate the best methods of doing tbe work and going abead witb it. Those present expressed tbe opinion tbat the best way to do tbe work wag to make a pieoe of permanent road, es fai aa the money would take it, rather than trying to spend tbe money over tbe entire di-tance and simply make temporary repair. A number were in tavor of oiling tbe sand road, while others thought tbat a macadam road should be built, if only for a short distance. It appears tbat some of the subscriptions have been given ou oonditiou tbat work be dune in certain places, and when tbe money Is oalled for those wbo object to tbe method of using it will be given tbe opportunity of withdrawing tber subscription. ..Hood River's Leading Druggist ... Fillin gPrescription? ,0 ts I Willi Tini.rti wiili catUfiic'tifin to Lrj'4 mM I ii nil I Uir; A'iuc? " i . I- t With Pure Drugs with wtisfuctinn to both patient and physician is assured if m leae your prescription with us. We have gained a reputation for relia bility bv Kupplying Pure Fresh Drugs In all our prpi-criptions. When bring your prescriptions here you sure of ideal perviir. t 3 a. J THE GLACItR PHARMACY, 5. 5.011, HOOD RIVER. OREGON CAT tiAKt YUU:? O'M'.i ' ' - SKIDOO HORSE AMD Crush and mix in feed ci iai- r.c,.tf( Makes Your Stock Look 1 1 . 1 h Ui...ti Fe Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swin and Fowls. They i" nude from the acmt .-r :.t condensed essence ol the dru. They doa't contain Sawdust, n:'.:t. Clcp Fc.l or i- . . . i t as food when 10 year old as when 10 days old. They coir.flv with all r't- 1 ' Ak lor and try ones SKIDOO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm. Kii'uef, COi :tn C. .ilcre. Blister, Cathartic Heave. Fevi, Hog Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Cs! c taolct&orl.ouse its Spavin sCure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed ty THE BLU: BELL (v.bDICIME OO Incorporated; Capital Stdck $300,000.00; Wrtertown, South Dakota U. S. A. lor f . . 1 j Hanna & Perigo. MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in hiriio or hiiihII trnets. land at low prices, nt Some very jd present, (in Itrowinn I'oininui.ity. Six miles east .f Hood lMver. Alsn limm-stead- and i" lilliiiliHliineiiti'. Parlies wishing to luy will do well to writ .' or sec til'.O. CllAMr.KKI.AIN Mi. HIT. trefoil 3C 9C Y our Tfo D SglVlIlj inner Will taste nicer and be more complete if you finish it with a nice box of Lowneys or Gun ther's Sweets, such as we sell. They are just in fresh from the factory. KIER CAS: SMITH BLOCK RELIABLE DKIUIOISTS K VTIONAL CUKE FOR ECZEMA. No More Dosing the Stomacli Cure the Skin ilirnmrli the Skin. When ymi iiave h Hcrateh on your hand you wash it nut and cleanse it and t lit n then the skin cures itself. You ilo not take hlnod ineoieine to cure a iV-teied wound. The iii'st skin hiiccialmts today are agreed that the orjly way to cure the skin is through the Bkiri. The fact that ecw ma in a ekin disease and not a hlnod dierase is evident from slatitics which show that nearly all eczema sufferers are peifectly healthy in all other ways except as to their skin. If the eczema patients were really suffer ing from an inward malady, the entire body and not only the skin would be diseased You can prove immediately the relief of a tin." fkiu cure by using oil of win iTneii as lompounded in 1. I). D. l'li'M'iiplion. This liipiid attacks the disease germs, iiiiinliiiii: tiiein while building up the healthv lisfue of the skin. We have now handled this meritorious and thor oughly M'ieiitilic remedy for so long and have seen its reliahlo result so many tunes' that we freely express our couti dtnee. Kier & Cuss. Api'lct Hi catlie V. W. Morsa, of the New Lla npshire uKiionltural experiment station, my tipples breathe. Mr. Morse finds tbat upples breathe even after they are p'eked, lireathing jitter tbey are tin ked reduces their weight. If tbe weather is warm, weight I- reduced taster than If it is cool Cold storage makes the loss of weight from breath ing small. With cold storage less ox ygeu is taken in nud less oarbcu diox ide given out Mr. Morse euys of the breathing of apples: "Slure apples and other fruit have no boily heat to maintain, the breath ing piouess is lot so active as iu ani mals, and they may Inst mouths utter Icing picked from the tree. Yet there is a steady, continuous Ires In weight as the weeks go by, although the fruit is sound and firm." With Mimruer temperatures Mr. Morse Hints the chemical changes tRKe place from four to six times aa fast aa iu cold storage aud tbe changes take place trom two to three times as last in cool cellars ns in cold storage. He advises that fauoy apples inteuded for long keeping should in oold stor age should be cooled as soou' as pos sible after picking. Uy cooling the destructive actlou of the breathing process is siowed. It l not absolute ly stopped. Wood For Sale Taft. -Phone 3695. L. K. Consumption statistics prove that a neglected cough or cold puts the lungs in so bad a condition that consumption germs find a fertile field for fastening on one. Stop the cough just as s on as it appears with Ballard's Uorehound Syrup, sootnes tne torn and inflamed tissues and makes you well again, Ohaa. N. Clarke. OREGON SHOipIilNE Union Pacific AND 3 Trains to the East Daily Through Pullman standards and tourist sleeping cars dally to Omaha, Chicago Kane; lonrisi sleeping ears dally to Kanaa City; through Pullman tourist sleeping oar ipeinonsaiiy conducted) weekly io (jnicago. Reclining chair ears (seats free) to the Kant dally. Union Depot Leave. Arrive i mcRgo-romana special ror the Kast via Huntington, dally 8:30 am 8:50 pm nnumiDB inyer ror r.ttiern waxniugton, walla walla. lwlRlon.('enr d'Aleneand Great Northern points, dally 8:15 pm Atlantic Express for tbe East via Huntington, dally 6:00 pm Portland-Kendleton local for "' ail points between Pendleton and Portland, dally 7:lfi sm RIVER SCHEDULE 8:0U am 8: am FOR ASTORIA and fcOO P. Bi. 500 P. H way points, connecting Daily Dally with steamer for Ilwaco ezciept except and North Beach steam- Randay, Sunday, er Haasalo, Ash street Saturday, dock (water per.) 10KX) P. H. FOR Dayton. Oregon 7.00 A. M, 7:30 P. M. City and Yamhill Riv Dally Dally er points. Ash atreet except except dock (water per.) Sunday. Sunday. FOR LKW IBTON.fctO A. M. 0P. M . Idabo, and way points. Daily Dally from Rlparla, Wash. except exent Saturday Friday ornci hour Freight House I a. m. to 12 noon; I to 1 i in. No freight received or delivered after I p. m. Passenger Depot Hours for delivery of ex pre and baggage will be a. m. till i p. m. WM. McMURRAY, (ieneral Passenger Agent. Portland.ur Oakdale Greenhouse Roses now ready for fall planting. Hyacinth, tulips, crocus, etc., on hand. A few White Wandotte cockerels at $1 to f2. Fletcher & Fletcher. Wm. Cooper and Nephews TREE SPRAY FLUIDS VI FLUID IS FOR Winter or Spring Use ON DORMANT TREES It Kills SAN JOSE SCALE Oyster Shell Scale, Eggs of Insects and Spores of Fungi, Mosses and Lichens. V2 FLUID IS FOR Summer Use .When Trees are In Bud or Leaf It Kills Codling Worm, Oyster Shell Scale Insect, Wooly and All Forms of Aphis, Pear and Apple PSYLLA WITHOUT INJURY TO LEAF OR BLOSSOM. NO SEDIMENT TO CLOG NOZZLES Mixes Instantly With Cold Water Immediately Keady For Use CHAkLES G. ROBERTS, General Agent Sold by D. McDONALD, Hood River fa M o U N S E Sunset Maguine offers the readers of this paper the best opportunity of the year REVIEW OF REVIEWS . . . $3.00) ALL FOR SUNSET MAGAZINE .... 1.50 - A WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1.25) $0.00 FREE wilh your order beautiful premium, a 75-page book illustrated in four colors with 1J5 Western viewa. AND SUNSET MAG AZ an rasNcitco, California N E Your M y 'HI llilW you need kon on ho more tho loss If you money for you? 1 ' employed for you, to work youiM-lf. siiviiifr and puttimr vour savings to work, the funded capital of your earning years will gradually take up the burden nud you will not need to work at all. Our Savings Department Will give you FOUR PFR CENT on .-ill money that you will place with us to work for you. The First National Bank HOOD IVtR, OREGON.