The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, December 03, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVHK OLA OXER THURflPAY PECEMB-Cft 5, 1008. xaigm, , - - " r "n iimTih I I f:. H. Wailaca. lack of potato! ; J. I MM S I JUjtaMMW83WyTSBBg8gMMWJMMig8MWiMMBMg iSHWlllallHWuV!7 " V I J. J. CibLoD. cao of fruit; Mrs. r Mr TBTTmrmnWl Hreberwb. cn olfroit: Mr. Nont K r frf,?..t,.T,.--JX. maker, cau of fiolt: Mr. Jledooo. f I 1. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WIN BY 12 TO 0 Kurhed ht I lie leuiDiiiurf, ruling to caui-e a touebbut-k toward the lent, aui liuallr oiitKueralitd. tha Steveua Addilloo taro ot Finland met wiin deteat oo the Columbia Park grouodt tn tha 'I hutilrai l ina l)ar same Tbura nrui..,nn Hi. kl fllH Of 12 tO 0 waa made poioble by the apeed ot the borne tea id in wnion juumuu the Umt touchdown four miuuiei ar to. tha hall wua nllt llltO nlaT. bT MO Neal tumbliDg and by the clever end anna muilfl rt I ?nfihlitW. Atout 400 paid to witness the game but nearly a nuunrea uiuio wm throusb tbe broken 'fence. liotb team were in for equate deal, but tbe visiting team got knook H arrmnrl considerably. 1'be flood River rooteri ooold be heard mile fiom the gtouuda and tbey were help lh. t rim n rmflit Hood h'iver went into tbe game with tbe usual spirit and while tbey did not expect to win ao eamiy, dvtbi thoioMi ih.v nlimil hard and flaoiOlli AffAwftiiA hflin. lAum had ao readily made tbe Brut touobdown it lioked ai if tby were going to beat the Port- trt m llniah. It (III DOt tbe cleanest, nor tbe moat biilliaut game ever played on the Held, but there were tiuiea during each bait wbn tbe Individual playa aaaisted by tbe men on both Warn gave tbe erowd . . i -j obanoe to give veni io meir u-ey h.Aatiirf Aranklina vaII Of ioV. l'be lilgb Bobool team - bad tbe Hut kiokott wblobaent tbe ball forty yardi down tbe gridiron, l'be clubmen nnnlail hunU hilt 1 1 nnd Klvar Ghamed to tbe front In a Jiffy, and -on tbe I 1 . L- . 1. lourlD aown, jonnaun piowsu iuruuu tbe liae for touobdown, but failed to klok goal. Tk. frtu.HM uiuiaa HflHI tha Held 1UO " " th. n.i nr i ha Hrat half and no more nnrlrm wai done. Hoed Hiter seemed to have their beada op lu tbe .1 iiinh m Mrlainri of a start. while the vialtore beld them down tor tbe rest of tbe hair, fbiilips Danaiea bis opponent like feather and made many Japeotaoular playa. Unthank. playing center, also showed op well by knocking mi opponent over buu twine presenting Diinaeu ueiuia suv mint and fulllno nn the balL Moe recovered many punts. Ibe vit itors made most of their yardage by tinnfrintr After ten minutes rest. MoNeal i fnr Htasana Addition. Ilia m l.inu.. " " " ' 1 mint nurrtilno in Jnhninti on Hood Hi vm's 10 yard line, but tbe abort riniiuhtv Ifltt half ran tbe ball in 35 yards before being stopped. One of tbo clubmen was hurt and taken oil tbe field. l'be game prooeeaea bdoui 1 ft AAn mlnnlaa shall Mali III hllft and Uaker put in bis plaoe, before the . I L . k. - Dulsntng louones were put uu tut game. Ibe plgukln was on flood Klv a' 'iil.nav1 Una ahtii tha ball was fumbled by tbe visitor's quarter back and Cosbow picking it op, ran down tbe gridiron through the soatterud mob ot players, lie was tackled three time before being stopped. In tbe meantime Uaker, wbo was close be hind, plunged into tbe man that was about to tackle Coshow and bit bis tongas nearly in two. It bled pro. fusflly but be kept on playing. Uaker made an and run and a punt wblob sent the ball on tbe visitors 5 yard Hue. Tbey tried to make a touuliback but tumbled and Morar land picked it up and ran behind tbe goal post, adding two points to Hood Kiver'a score. The ball wus then taken back 23 yards aud MoNoal punted to Coshow wbo brought It back 15 yards, liaker made a side punt of IK) yards aud Hartley reoovered tbe ball. Coshow made a long eud run of 15 yarda and topped directly ou tbe goal line. Ilaker failed to klok goal and time was up. Tbevlsitors took tbolr defeat cheer fully aud gave Hood KIrer a square deal. This Is probably the last game tbe High School will play this season. They have won two games, tied twice and wore defeated once. We have won n total of 40 points aaiuat a total of 22 points scored by opposing teiimi. Mr. Dandy deserves great credit as ooaoh for giving us bis time aud also for the great work he has dooe in de veloping tbe tautest and best football team tbe High Bobool has ever bad. The lineup Is as follows: Hood Klvet Stevens A. Unthank e Harris Kaily rgl Schmidt Kent !g r .Polly HsKarlaud rt 1 lathrow Pbiliips Uar Lyons Moe erl Hersobeler Martler ler yluuot 11. Coshow qfi Trogue Hell Halter rhl K. Slnnot (rapt.) Johnson lhr Wallet i iouug rb MoNeal Llnesmeu L. Harris, Mgr., Carson. Score 12 to 0. . Timekeeper Johnson. Time 1:20. touchdowns Johnson, Coshow. Urn (pire liandy. Keforee Clarke. VMts Scenes of Early Life F.JItor Glacier: 1 must write ere the picture lados. Yesterday, leaving Arllngtou at 12 :4! the iron horse puffs aud snorts on its wiuding way over tbe blls to Condon, threading cauyous crooking here aud there and al every turn howiug tiniulsUkenble evidences of modern civilization and substantial improvement. The air was crisp but clear showing ouly a few white banks of oloti'i that floated lazily oS into illimitable space. These in contratit with the long trailing black smoke of the engine drifting uortbward round ' up a obarming picture. Heacbiug .the highest point, au elevatiou of 280U teet above sn lovel, and lookiug weat vnrd at one; sweep of the vision the ye beheld ft picture which no artist's tirush oou Id duplicate. Mount llood ta the south, with Adams to the north with a uliuipae ot tbo Cascade range at the lont ot which you see spread out foi miles and miles the bunch grass bills which revive old momoiies of oow boy days during the early seven ties. Still below these tbe rooky braakH of the Columbia river gorge are clearly outlined aud all iu all the picture with its vastness and grandeur Is awe lusplrlug aud even .the clink ing ot the battles of some boozeis on tbe car scarcely attracts my atten tion. All along tbe line we note brown stubble fields that so closely rover tbe ground that it dearly lem oustarted Unit tbla is a wheal coun try. Comfortable farm bouses wltb uu occasional sobool bouse dot tbe hilU, while well fenced lands and plowed fields bave taken the place of sage brush and tbe skulking coyote. Hundreds ot cattle and horses are start .ed as tbe train passes by. Condon is the couuly seat of Uilliam County It has a population ot 1500, There are several good brick build, mgs, a well appointed court boute aud the county is out ot debt. Ke turniug Rafter ,8 yeaif to a country that was cnoe familiar to ma but with Just scratch a match light the Perfection Oil Heater and top shivering. Wher ever you have a room that'i hard to heat that the fur nace doesn't reach there youll need a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped wltb Smokeless Device) Just the thing for buzzard time of between seasons. Its genial glowing heat makes any room cheerful and cozy. No smote no smell smokeless device prevents, orsss font holds 4 quarts of oil burning 9 hours. Fin ished in japan and nickel. Every heater warranted. The cVVfab.T Gives a restful "'"r .teady.soft light which is so much appreciated by workers and students. Made of brass, nickel plated with the latest improved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted. Write our nearest agency for de scriptive circular if your dealer cannot supply the Perfection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp. Standard Oil Company (Incorporated) II A 9 I I:. H. Wallace, aack of potatoes : J. II. Filsinaer. sack of potatoes; Mrs. J. J. CibLons, cao of froit; Mrs. r irebangb, csn o( froit; Mrs. Noni maker, cau of fruit; Mrs. Hedooo, canned fruit; L. Hotter, 11.0(1 cash; Mr. Hrayford, 11.00 cash; F. Cram, uox of clothing; Jackson t Jackson, corn meal. We take this opportunity to tbuok one and all. Tbe visitors at the J. J. Gibbons borne on Thanksgiving day .were le gion, iboee wno parioov or me rice dinner provided by Mrs Gibbons who is a No. one cook, did full justice to the good thing to eat. ' J. Croft made a trio to tbe Mount llood couutry to look after bis land. Mrs. K. Ilelmen baa been on tbe sick list for a few days caused by a fall. Dr. Sbaw was called in to at tend ber. Mis. I. Shears visited with ber daughter in llood River. If you need a well digger call for K. Jerves, for be can surely bundle tbe mnd. The Hurrett district boys are de lrous of playing a basket bull game with any other club. You ure re o.ii(eted to correspond wltb V est ley Mark bam, K. F. D. No. 2. (! A pocket kolfe was left at f he Rock. jorrt store, cull, and get u ry ae Minting it. Ed V'utta built a neat cblmney for K. Cnrnee iu tbe new bouse. The Hev. Spaolding was a visitor at the home of F. C. Sherrieb oil Fri day. We wish to say to those parents who promiHed anything for tbe Boys' and Girls' Aid but wbo were too busy to bring them that tbey cau leave them at the Itcckfonl ntore end tbey will be foi warded. Ibis Is good wcrk being dooe and should he encouraged by all giving something. It la ruicorod that there will short ly te a wedding solemnized lo tbe district Another bachelor is to take unto bimaolt a wife. flue no fluaDOlal attractions is another proof of tbe marvels of modern civ ilization. Yet wltb its changed con ditlon it seems like coming iuto my own again. It Is only 20 miles from here to Fossil which waa one of our branding places for cattle and just over tbe bili from there In tbe cove toward John Days river we frequently oamped over night aud to protect our beds from rattlesnakes stretched a hair rope around our beds, an article we ul ways carried on tbe born of the sad dle. All cf these scenes uow before me recalls to my mind the familial faces ot tbe old oow -boy Rang com posed of tilll Henkle, the Mays boys, Maupin boys, Wiulock Stevens, Frank Laugblio, Henry fciturs, Charley Ad ams and perhaps some others wbo In present baste may be omitted from tbe list. These boys once litbe and supple are uow with myselt showing tha many winters that have como and gone since those caie tree oow boy days. Among tbe historic hills ot easetrn Oregon. The bands of tbo olnck point ror ward and tbe never ending ticking ot the nlnnk of human lite la swiftly orowding us to our final oal. Look ing backward the span or years iihh nasied all to oulokly and we pause and meditate, our penoli aim st le fuulng to round out the paragraph as we put out into the unreitain ruiuie. . Less than three years ago tbe O. K. & N. ran tbis branch to Condon which was the beginning of the changing ot these bunch grass bills iuto waving grain fields. Hemembeiing Jim Hill s prophesy that the days ot cheap wheat are over, tbis with all other favored nues in the Northwest is surely bound to grow and with its growth values will in crease, t We were accompanied on this trip by Jobn B. Hooth, tbe ex-merchant prlnoe of Hood Klver, wbo proved a charming traveling companion and on our return trip at to Arlington where we separated, 1 ci oasing the river to Kuosevelt and be returning by the O. H. & N. t6 Hood River, 1 waa loath to part with blui. Kosewell Bbelloy. Advance In Apples Commencing December 1. 1008, the Hood River Apple Vinegar Oo. will pay the following prires for apples free from dacsy and sui aide for vanning or cider: Canning ito-.k. .0per ton; cidor stock, 7 .to per ton ; mixed lota, t to) per ton, delivered at the factory in sackB, which wo return. In shipping from Mogior or over the Mt. Hood line there will lie no charge for transfer from depot to factory. Patronize your home Industry and bring in your apples. Hood Hiver Apple Vinenr Co Q CRAPPER. Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson aud Mlns liertha Uamewell spent Thanks giving Day at tbe home ot Mr. aud Mrs. P. 11. Martin. C. K. Beuton of Hood Klver, visit ed with P. 11. Maitln and family a tew days ngo. The shooting tournament at Oak drove on Wednesday of luat week was a tig thing. Kight turkeys ciiHtitut ed the prize Hat. there was a consid erable number of contestants Tbe lurtky ones were, Mr. Liburger, wbo won the biggest turkey, Joe Hunt won two, and liuruua Jones, Jobn Castuer, K Stooktou, P. 11. Arthur, eacb received one The ladles aid society is preparing tor a bazaar in tbe near future. Mrs. J. A. Kngllsh vlalted witb bei grsudson Keith English Hull, several days last week at the apple city, DeWitt's Carbolied Witch llaael Salve, llest salve for burns, scratches and liurU. It is especially good for piles. Sold by Kcir & Cass. PINE GROVE ifamamliar the chicken ule dinner and supper, Saturday, December 12, at Franz's new bardwaie store. Hand kerchiefs and aprons on axle. Miss llaituell epeut Thuuksgiving at her home near Portland. Tbe Lttdiea Aid meets tbU week with Mrs. Jas. Maloy. Mrs, Wm Mooie waa taken to tbe hospital In Hood Klver Monday Mr. aud Mra. Geo. Ladd of Fraer, Iowa, visUad at Ben Lage's this week. It las aud Willie Clark returned to Corvallis Sunday after spending Tbaukaglv'ng with their patents. Mis. Waireu Wells and bafcy of Heavertou, Oregon, are vinitiug rela tives here Church set vices were well attended last Sabbath. The pastor's text ;tor next Sunday moruiug will be "Spiay ing as Related to the Kingdom of Uod." Nearly everybody knows IVWitt's Little F-arly Ki-eia are the best pills ! TIipv are hiuaII. nlessaut. sure Little Liver pills. Sola by Keir & Cass. UNDERWOOD. N. M. Muuoh and Dan Sattes speut a few days In C l.irko enmity Inst seek lii'whiK out a lrcittion Mr. Sattes returned from Cuba u short time uuo. He expressed himself us out beiug very favorably impressed witb that couutry es a fnturo homo. Mrs. Win Oreer epeut Tbaukkgivlug wltb C. H. Cromwell. A. J. ITsyues und his two clerks hnva started on a liuntiuu trip in the Camas piairie couutry. They expect1 to be gone about a week. J. W. Shipley ewme over froui Hood , River Tuesday looking after buBincsa and returned in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. K. IX (Joddard aud I daughter, Mr. eud Mrs. 11. W. Cnd dard nnd dmigbter, nod Mr. und Mrs. II. 11. Marsh aud J. W. Marsh came up from Portland Wednesday ou N.i. 4, spending Thanksgiving day here and returning lo Portland Friday. (J. E. Ueebe is preparing more laud foi orchard He has throe Japs grub bing. Lynitt & Maden, contractors ou the llood road are rushing tbe work very rapidly, intimates by K'ngincer Barre show halt of the work com pleted. Miss Maggie Cline aud Mrs Stuart were Hood Kiver visitors Monday. Frank Larson has hia residence nearly completed. Ceo.E. Darting has his new bonne under oover and will soon be giving it tbe finishing touches. J 11. Amos, wife and duughtsrs and a sinter ot tbe former came up on No. 4, Thursday, going over to their place to ipeud a few days. Mrs K II. Knapp left for Aber deen a few days ago to spend Tbauks giving with her daughter, Mis Mo Kinney. She expects to spend tbe win ter In Portland. Mr. Martin his charge of her place whilo gone. Lute Peas dropped otf of No. 1 at Hood on his return trip to Portland. He looked over his place m ha is planning some improvements. For Kcxeina, Tetter and Halt Itheiim The intense Itching clmracteristic of these ailments is nlraost instantly allay ed by Chamberlain's Salve. Many se vere casito have been cured by it. For sale by Keir it Cass. BARRETT. Many little hearts will be made glad at the Boys' and (litis Aid So ciety home in Portland because tbe .ollowing persons so libeinlly contrib uted for Thanksgiving: W. II Nich ols, two boxes of apples; K. Welch, six boxes ot apples; L. Dart, box of apples; (1. Strauaban, lady apples aud a can ot fruit; Mia. Al. Howe, apples and potatoes; Davidson's, four boxes of apples; Milling Co., back of flour; Strauaban Clark, suck of flour; J. 11. Hill, potatoes; H. F. Shoemaker, potatoes; Wm. Btxwart, potatoes; J. J. Uiblions, potatoes; Don't lie Hopeless about yourself when your crippled with rheumatism or stilt joints of course you've tried lots of thiUL's and they failed. Try Ballard's Snow Liniment It will drive away all aches, pains and stiffness and leave you as well as you ever were, bold by Unas. w. I larke Fraiiktini Notes This is a Young Store And a Growing Store J. S. Davidsou and family have moved Into tbelr new house on the twelve acres purchased otf the Pum- dlsn farm. His presont house will be used fur a barn after bis new dwell ing house Is completed. L, M. lleutley and family also oo copy a new barn which will shelter thniu uu'il a more pretentions dwell ing house is completed. A. C. Lend ers is improving his piece of land on Paiadise farm and will build a bung alow In tbe spring. v Will Isenberg bus about- fonr acres slashed ou bis tract and will plant to apple trees in tbe spring. George Sharp, who sold to J. S. Davidson, baa purobined mi other slice of Paiadise ft;rm uud is having some of it cleared. Among the numerous ourica nnd freaks of umitre to be found nt Wau (In in (Juin, Robert Rand has a stump of a Mr sapling that was cut otf by the late Beujsmli Hull, 19 years ago. The stump was theu about lour Inehe; aoiosa and continued to grow, show ing plainly 18 rings of growth uutil cut off by Mr. Rand. A complete cap turmounts tbe stump. A. C. Staten is setting more apple trees and will soon bave all of bis land in orchard. Tbe school clerk has finished taking tbe school cemlua of Frankton district. He found 82 males und 82 females of school age. This is a great falling off from the number euumerated last year, caused by a part of our territory being annexed to Barrett district and by the loss of tbe mill at Menominee. C. H. Gabriel, who was stricken by paralysis last fad, is improving und Is now iu a luir way to recover. C. S Wheeler is bed fast, puflerlng from a severe cold contracted tbiee weeks ngn. 11. K. Kuopr,wbo recently recovered fiom an attack ot pneumonia, is now oonliued to tbe bouse with a case of quinsy. Frankton people are rejoicing over the good prospects for tha new road through Paradise Farm. Frank Caddy has set bis fenn back and has made a good read wo. y as far as his land gees. Others will at once do likewise WES BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON ANDTINTH STS. PORTLAND. OREOON WRITE FOR CATALOG Tht School thai Plata You in a Good Pontian WE BUY Km FUHSoEHIDOIEiS for rnh. 1 0 to ft mope monay for yon to ihlp Rnw Fum nd nirlwi to m than to oil at home, rltt for ITu-h J, I -it, Mrtrket Kfort, Shlc itlna Turn, nn.l Mmutour nun i cno ot i nArrcno aui vKtiOaOuu 4'4) iiatM, lrnthar bound. iVrt thine on the ttiiijwt v?r writ ton. Illustrating all Kiir Atkjnifcli. All bout TritiTi' Nrru, lVrnvi, Trftpi, fl&tue Iawi. Hovvtnd where lo trap, tlid to heroine ft no CMiful IriHtptT. It's retvilnr Kni'tclupwl.. I'ru-e, $1 T our niitomeri. $1 i't. HrlM Unnrnt into tvaiitiful K-'U-e. Our Mngnttir rUit ami err ttr u-ti tninli to trape, 1 00jer bttl, Shp fou HitlM Md Kure lo ui kod ti high itrtcee. Aude.ell Uru.. INtpU T I MlaiBetiMLU,MlMBV XMas Suggestions For Gentlemen: Leather Collar Boxes Eastman Kodak Fine Toilet Set Box McDonald's Celebrated "400" Candies. Beautiful "500" Set Toilet Set Ladies' Hand Mirror All these and many other beautiful Gifts at Hood River's Greatest Drug Depot The HALL DRUG STORE Young enough to hope to grow and growing because you approve of pur methoes. We want your permanent business by proving ourselves worthy of it. We expect to make a small, safe profit each time you buy here, and we believe it will be to your interest to buy often. VOGT RO We Sell all Kinds of Incandescent Lamps Also Electric Motors, Electric Sad Irons and All kinds of Heating and Other Electric Apparatus. We have sold the wiring and supply business to The Wiring & Supply Company. THE LIGHT CSX WATER. CO. Before Making Your Selection For Christmas Goods Call and See our new line of Jewelry, Consisting of Watches, Chains Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, Fobs, Lockets and Sterling Novelties, Also a fine line of Cut Glass, 1847 Rogers and Community Silver ware. Prices as low as the lowest consistent with good goods. F. H. COOLIDGE WATCHMAKER and JEWELER opposite Paris Fair C. P. ROSS Billiards and Bowling Alley and Confectionery PARLOUS THE BEST LINE OF Tobaccos and Cigars Itf T1JE CTY The Oregonian, Tpleifrugi nnd Journal ON KALE SUNDAY. C. EVERETT, The Practical Shoemaker, At Itiggs' Old Stand. Fine Work a Specialty. Ferguson & Wright Hood River Marble Works Are prepared to execute all orderH for granite and marble work, monuments, etc. Hood River Apple Land $35 per acre. Timber Mill site, water power and busi ness chances at Winans, Ore. W. R. Winans, Dee, Or ..The Craft Shop.. Quaint, Artistic and Odd Furniture made to your or der. Fine Repairing. n. s. Kicnmona Phontn-M D. S. BOMGARDNER DENTIST Oflice over Jackson's Store HOME PHONE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Not Coal Land. Department of the Interior, V. 8. lJinct Office at Tbe Dalles, Oregon, Oct. 19, 19U8. Notice In hereby given that l'AKI,TO. H.VAUQHAN of Hood Klver, Oregon, who, on September ti, IWt. made limner and atone application, No. 0IUt tor N WN W'i Hit. 35. Twp. , N Range 9 E.W lllamHie Mei Idlati.haa filed notice of In tention to make final timber and seme proof, to efttahlLh claim to the land above deocrl bed before the Urpl.ier and Kiceiver of ihe 0. . Land Office, at Tbe Halle, Oregon, on tbe 41 li day of January, IIW. Claimant names a wltnewes: John M. Cnlherlaon, Jiicob M. s timelier, Truman Hut lor, Harold llerxliner, all of lld Itlvrr. Oretion. c. W. MOOKK, o'.K.Iol K.-ctlver. M. ti. Tucker, who formtrly lived at Hood Klver, where be owns rope'ty, hut whn I an I ami In Portland lor ioqih tine, ppent several days here this wetk vlaitlog Irleods. Vehicle Selection I don't urge you to buy an expensive Vehicle. I hnve many of good style and wearability to fit poeket hopks of varying degrees of thickness. Buggies, Run abouts, qrrpySi etc. Jiaye oyer fifty samples on my floor, Have a look in. More styles and better prices thivn you are used to. (Vehicle Repository second floor.) Vehicles Harness Farm Implements J. R. NICKELSILN PHONE 68 HOOD RIVER, ORE. GOULD & SNYDER PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating All jobbing promptly attended to. THE LARGEST STOCK Of CHRISTMAS PRESENT in the City Babies' Photos Children's Photos Ladies' Photos Gents' Photos All Kinds of Photos Something for All Edison Phonographs Columbia Phonographs Edison Records Columbia Records Indestructible Records 3000 to choose from. Come Early And Avoid the Rush HOOD RIVER STUDIO VV. D. ROGERS, Prop. Arnold (&L Rupp PENTISTS Work Guaranteed. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. BROSIUS BUILDING.