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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1909)
Sis OOP BIVER GLACIER THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 09. . ... i 5 o pi lgy h . . A dired heat (J f The Heat that Doesn't go up ihe Flue You receive intense. from every ounce of fuel burned there are no damp chimneys or long pipes to waste the heat from a - PERFECTION Oil Healer (Equipped with Smokeless Device) Carry it from room to room. Turn the wick high or low no bothei no smoke no smell automatic smokeless device prevents. Brass lonl holds 4 quarts, burns 9 hours. Beautifully finished in nickel or japan. Every heater warranted. The Ef-vfa T a m n Pives 'aH leady IQayV LamP fight to read bv just what you want for the long evenings. . Made of brass, nickel plated latest im proved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted. Ii your dealer cannot supply the Perfection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency. STANDARD Oil, COMPANY (lorprt4) PASSENGERS CROSS ICE AT THE DALLES 3 Five hundred men, women and children, putwengert of snowbound O. K. & N. trains frou tbe Etui, crossed the Columbia river on tbe toe at Ibe Dalleg Friday afternoon to Orand Dullon, Wash., wbeia they boarded weal-bound tmlo on the North Itauk KiihiI for Poittund. Tbe trip across tliH ice was aocompllshed without uiia bflp, though with Kreat inoonven iunne., A few bourti alter tbey crossed the ice the U. Ii. Jk, N. train bad been ruinated mid trattto resumed. Hoarding tho N irtb HanK tiain, tbe; pioceeded as far as Wind Mountain, toil mi Ins east of Cascade Looka,bere tho train poked its nose iuto a snow ilrilt thut covereij the track, complete ly iB'peilmrf pronreas for a time, iheio the uufortunHlei were naui de lay ml for HBveml hours, arrivlua in 1'orUnnil nt uu early bour Saturday I1I01 1I1I1Z. Kmly udviooH from llonneville, west of Viiod Muuutuln, were to tbe err em that a hiixo snowdrift bud beeu swept doivu upufi tue Aorta Hunk tracks op poslte tlmt point, lint tbe train suo oiierled ill limning the obstrnction there., I Ihi spectHoular trip across tbe Co lumbia llivor whs made tingle Hie by the imHsoiiKurg. The ice bad reaohed u tliicliiifus of ly Inches iu midntieuui and 21 Inches neat Ihe shores. A path was betteu through tbe rougn frozen enow aud more than an bour elapsed before rim iat of tbe long line of IiaKfiiora reached the nortb abort. i,g;iKC whs hauled across tbe tivel on hand eleda Four large sacks of legiKtered mail, which it was not deon od advisahlu to eutrunt to auob (intuitive method) of transportatlou, wnru placed la tho vault of a bank at Ihe Dalles for ttuto keeping by i'ost niHHtt r lioeotler. Attar it wus decided to cross tbe river,, the" wultinR rooms, baggage rooiuij aud ail available places uear the railroad tlutlou (lt Uraud Dalles on tha Washington side, were crowded with idUcousolate passengers. Many were unable to Uud shelter from tbe cold, and meu, women aud children werehuddled together on tbe platform from i o'clock until 5.:iU o'clock in tho afternoon, awaiting tbe arrival ot tbe North Hunk train. it bad begun to rain before tbe de cision to cross tbe river was made. A ateady drizzle fell as tbe adventurers set out upon their journey and many were wet uud shivering by tbe time they had reached tbe Washington side. Ibe pausbiigurs who orosHed the ice v.oro from V. K. & N. trains Nos. , .'1 and 5. They had made Tha Dalles theli western terminus Friday be chiihg of the blorkade at Bonneville. They weie sent East ou their respect ive runs, aud wrecking eiewa were Kent out at an early hour Friday niomiiiK from The Dulles to open up thejdrift. . , ifood itlvoi had no railroad com niunicatiuu with the foutsldo woild FViday except to' The Dal ea. Tbe Overland limited, westbound, was backed up to The Dalles Friday alter noon, after ictnaiuing ,at tiood River since Thursday night. It was one of the trains whose passeugora crossed bo ice. KVKKV MOTHER in or should bo worried whim the little one have a eouvli or cold, it may lend to croup or pleurisy or pneumonia men to sonielliiiiK more serious. ttu lard h Uoreliound Syrup will cure the trouble at once and prevent any compli cation. Sold by Clias. Clarke. Yakima YVanlw. Itetter Fruit Standards Yakima's disasterous experleuoe at the Kpckana applo show this year may wake up our growers, it so, it will do tin all good. The word hHs guue out that Yakima iP! I 8 mo luferio, to others because I 'icy won no priz' f at tbe show. Jt ) i not a tai t that ,iiir apples are infer ior. Wo kuuw, aud all who know tbe conditions here knew that better Hp pit a riiuurt he raiBod anywbete. We nl. -in know that good apples are raised hem mid tent to market. Our gro eia have, however, ueglected every op portunity of late to gt.t iuto the com petitive thouM, uud wbeu tbey have K'ot in have seldom given tho maltoi any tjieial attention. There has l"en a teuduuoy to neglect this valu tibie uteans of advertising which has ii. uouuted almost to a disiucliuatiou to use it, Not only )s there some hope, uow that the Yakima spirit bus been rhut eued, that we will be on baud after tbis to exhibit nur apples, but there Is a prospect tbat we are to have bet ter methods ot preparing our fruit for market and of handling it after it is ready. It one gnea to a large city in the east today be will Ond no Yakima ap ples for sale, unless by aoildeut. Tbe fanny stuff is nearly all marked "Hood Kiver," though perhaps much of it may have beeu grown iu the Yakima country, which produces and ships vastly more than the Oregon d is trlot. 'ibis is because tbe Hood Kiver wmweis have been sending out for several yeara what is called a "guar anteed pack." That has made tbe tiood Kiver reputation. Ask neirly any of tbe big New York deuleis why be does not buy his apples in tbe Yak ima, and he will reply that be doesn't know wbat be is going to get when he sends an order out here, lie does know wbat be will get from iloud Kiv er. it may be that tbis same dealer occasionally gets iu u few cars of Yak Inms, but;he doesn't admit it lie may select tbe best of them, aud with out lotting his left hand know what me rigni one aoes, iuhik them upas nooa Kiver to he sold ut a fuocy price. Tbe rest go on tbe market probably as Washington apples and ell at lower prices. Hut be keeps tbis all to himself, it is one of tbe tricks of tbe trude. Tbis is tha ditfereuoe in tbe stand ing of Yakima apples and Hood Kiver apples in tbe best markets of tbe United Stutes, where fauoy boxes bring 17 or 8 at tbis moment. It is due to tbe fact tbat Hood Kiver sends out a guaranteed puck and we don't. It Is due to tho fact thut flood Kiver caters no trie nest markets and we don't, in other words. remaps we shall turn over a new leaf with thi new year and lesolve to do a little better by our apples as tbe result or mo throw-down we got at npokano, wbcb, e.xoept in the case of Mr. Ullbeit, was richly deserved. Another hopeful siga Is the prospect for tbe organization of a co operative growers' union to take the plsoe of tbe Ilorticutural union, which was originally organized ou right lines, but later beaome a private business corporation, npeiutlug for the piotlt or a limited u umber of stockholders. Ibis paper does not think that all tbe fruit ought to be bandied by growers' unions, bnt it does tbink suoh associations are indispensable uuaer sucn condition as prevail here, if properly conducted they may oi may not enable the growers who are members to realize tetter profits ou tbeir fruit; hut they certainly do in ouicaie into ine dealers woo are in competition with them a more whole some respect for blub standards. ibis matter of standards 1b tho vital one. it is the one that has been neg lected iu tbe Yakima country. We have tbe soil and climate that are un to tuo standard; we haro Intelligent ana industrious fanners; many or obards leave nothing to bo deslied, Ibere we have beeu in tbe habit ot stopping and paying no further rttteti tioo to standards, apparently believe ing tha1; with such wonderful advau tages up to tbe point of picking tbe fruit would take care of itself, soinu anywuere and holding its own. We have be n dead wrong. Tbe Yakima Commercial olub is en titled to credit for having taken the lead for Letter riuit atuuduids bote. Yakima Kepublic. If you will take Foley's (Irino Luxa tive until tbe bowels becoma regular you will not have to take purgatives con stantly, as Foley's Orino Laxative posi tively cures chronic eont-tipatiou and sluggish liver. Pleasant to take. Clarke Drug Co. ew Club Rooms for Knseliuix Ou the 1-Jth, the Uosebuiir Cuutuer- oial Club celebrated the opening of its neautlful new club, built exoreMv for them. Ouesta fioiii dilleiout nails of the state weie ereseiit. and an elaboiato banquet was served by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the club ble for a va-t mi.ount of miIT-ui. and ill health, but iii-'e is iw n f to suffer nor to n i i in iluntier when -ll diseases si d a lies ami pains due to weak kidneys can b quirkl and per nisnentlv rmtil by the n-e of lloan's Kidney Pills. J. C. lluckler. i f K. Ninth M., Port land, Ore., savi : 'In my crliinatiW there is no reuiedv equal to Dunn's Kid ney Pills in curing kidney disorders. There wes s innstsr t or--m ss aeros the small of my tiM-k and Mooping or lifting would csiisr sharp tw ienes in that paitof my Ixxly. I tried one remedy nfter another bi.t without remit. When Ooan's Kidney Pills were brought to my attention, I i ncured a supply and was benetilted by them from the first. I continued their use and they wmiu com pletely removed the pain from my ba' k cvrrected the action oMhe kidney secre tions, which bad la-en somewhat irreg ular." Plenty more proof like this from Hood Kiver people. Call at C. N. Clarke's drugstore and ask what customers re port. For sale ly all di aler--. Price 60 rents. Foster-Milburn Co , liiifTalo. New York, sole sgents for the United Mate. Remember the name 1 loan's and take no other. If You Have Fmit C. P. ROSS Billiards and Bowling Alley and Confectionery PA It IX) KS THE BEST LINE OF Tobaccos and Cigars IN TI!K CITY The Oregoiiiun, Telegram and Journal (iN SAf.K SUNDAY. "5r To Ship, Sell or Store SEE THE DAVIDSON FRUIT CO. We Manufacture Fruit Boxes of All Kinds and of First Quality Also Gold Storage and Ice Factory in Connection Ciill it our Office, 3d and River Sts., or Plume Office 5G or Cold Storage 05 WE ARE HERE FOR BUSINESS C. LVLKLTT. The I'nicficiU Shoemaker, At lliggs' Old Stand. Fine Work a Specialty. ..The Craft Shop.. Quaint, Artistic and Odd Furniture made to your or der. Fine l!eairing. H. S. Richmond i.ont27o-M gjhe HOTEL WAUCOMA For YourJ SUNDAY DINNER P. F. FOUTS, Prop. Hood River, Or I jj a UNDERTAKER Stanley- Smith Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Lath, Shingles, Ete Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley SNOW & UPSON Blacksmiths and Wagon flak ers EXPERT HORSESflOERS NEWWORK& GENERAL REPAIRS JACKSON & JACKSON, Dealer in General Merchandise Fancy Groceries Flour and Feed and Lumbermen's Supplies, Free Delivery. Home Phone flOOI) HIV Kit. oil. OPEN RIVER Transportation Co. DAILY SERVICE Between PORTLAND, 1I0OD MVEK and THK DALLES Steamers J. N. Teal Sarah Dixon OWNED by the PEOPLE Should be Supported by the People Special attention given Fruit Shipments Spacious Accoininodati ons for handling Live Stock and Wagons & EMBALMER Dealerinj Furniture and Building Material A Mtfc8U'-S"r:" II A SUCCESSFUL IE I FLOUR We solicit your patronage J. A. Stranahan, Agt., Hood River Dorsey B. Smith, j General Manager, Portland ; Our Rolled Barley APE IN THE LEAD! r. RECEIVING DAILY FRESH Flour and Feed CELEBRATED WHITE RIVER AND GOLDFN CROWN BRANDS BAKING Ai follows the ut o( White River and Golden Crown fluur. Wliuther you bake bread, cakep, pie?, or ny kind' of pantry, you will find this Hour a safe and reliahie standby, lryitonce and you will never usu any other. STRANAHAN & CLARK HOOD RIVEH, OREGON. ) MADE FROM SELECTED HARD WHEAT a T. RAWHON. F. H. VTAKTOV HOOD RIVER NURSERY. Stock Grown on Full Roots. We dew to let our friends and patrons k&ow thut ;',- t!u f ill planting we will hare and can up- plj in ufi tMitubor Cherry, . -rAprlcot, Pcach& Plum Trees, QRAFi ii. CUT'KANTS, BERRY PLANTS, Shade fin;! Ornamental Trees. Also, all the star. ; 1 varieties of appls trees. Can supply the trade with plentj of Newtown, Spitteav berg and Jonathan apple trees. RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River. Or. WHOLESALE THE DALLES NURSERIES R. H. WEBER, Prop. THE DALLES, OREGON. RETAIL fr.'Ol H Closed Your With llanqupt CloHiiiiz the most HiircHDHfiil sear of its (irKHiiizHtion, the t'orthuui Chnin tor of Common e uavo itn auuiml din- uer on Jan. 1.1th, with oltnost three liun.lrod KiiOhta gdheiei m-oiuid Ihe tablet) KEE1" Til K K1I)M:YS WA,l flialtli Woith Savinir. and Some Ittiml Itivi r People Know Hon to Save It. Many Hood Kiver iieoide take th.-.i lives in their hands by neglecting the kidneys ween they know these oriians med help. Sick kidney ate refponsi. WE BUY for pot oA, Ma EGON Shcst Line amo UmiOiVPACinc 3 Trains to the East Dailv Thronirli I'iiIIiuhii iniii1iirii leeptnii fars dully to ottinhn. riilemro. Hi. unne; iminn hiwhiii rnrs rtatlv t0 Krp' City; Ihroueh I'liMinxti tnnrut ulu.'ninu iwrxoiisHii.v comlnc'teii) we'k!y tn Ciilra ivreiinillK eMHtl r.1.!'" (Sen (tally lTnlon Henol Chlriitn-I'itrilmiit S!W.''ul f. the KnstviH ( nt lnKtcn, ilnll) 9 .1.1 am 0:21 n Himkiine PIvct lor Kixti'rn WHHlilniiton. Wnll WrIIh, Lewtston, ( 'oenr rAleioail Orent Northern polnln. ilnllv h;(X pin 7.1i n.i- AttHtith'Kxpresx (Orlhe h',st via Hmitlneton. (IhIIv. (1:1)0 pin s in in I'urtlnnil l'enilleton lival for all .rolnta httween remllelnn mid fnrtlnn'l. daily 7:15 m it:J() pn, UIVER PCHK.ni'LK Hll AHTUIil.V and SOU l. M I.VlKI P. .( way points, roiineellnit llly Dailv won Menier lor 1 1 aeo except and North lleaeh steain-! Snndnv, er I1mnnhI(. AnIi str'eti-Htnrd-!v, dock (water per.) lUhMl l, 1 FRESH SUPPLY OF m y l.ave. Arrlv :i P. M . l H 1 1 ej.'epi 8(i:idH . Full liayton, OnvonI'M) A. M City and Vnmiilll Ulv-! Dally er iHilnta. h street! except dex k (watt r per.) Sunday. 1"IK L K W ISTON.WO A. M. IHllH Idxho, and way points,! Dailv lullv from K'parla, NVb. except pxect I Saturday Friday !ood River Milling Co. ,Jp fM:ti-it& if WK HAVE JUST RECEIVED A p Nitrate of Soda, Muriate of Potash AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS ft COME TO US DIRECT FOR I W00D-FIBERF.D HOUSE PLASTER If OEMEK T AND LIME WE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS STRANAHAN & CLARK Hood River, Oregon FRUIT, SHADE AND GROWER AND DEAL KB IN TREES GRAPE VINES AND ORNAMENTAL -- SMALL FRUITS Evegena, Roiei and Shrubbey. Remember, Our Trees are Grown Strictly Without Irrigation. AS 39 1 j tmmn 4v.II -V k.- PJi f ,"VT V'1 W w uii iww rum .-.mi til trt u. than A tea Lint. Market Hnr tihim.in i . --.i .i MUNTER5'&TRAPPERS'GUlDE.?i .t Tnioxn' tter-T.. 1. a.m I,... llo nd wterr t'.. In. V,d I .,L L "J7"ulrfcnpye,,tw1,- rric". fl. T" our cdM.nupr. 11 1 lli.di. Unh.1 into uur H4CHMIC Ballkiid Deer Mti r' nmatt t. o(t V V i.nr lw.(tu. Mm( 1 1 t'l'Mtltflll H Ih4. ViOm ud i ts, la u ud (M IiiIm crax. AaUc.Kk lira. , brpb' orricc Uot'Kik Krelmlii lloiire h hi. to li on 1 to t p ' iu. No freinlit nc 'iTod or dellvertd after 4 p. iu. rawu iiKei HikH IUmr ror dellverjr of ex press mid I'HiiKHKe will I i h. in. till 8 p. la. WM. McMURRAY, t.tuiral Pawer.Ker Atm. I'oiih cd,Or. Riverside Dairy I'uro, Frt'sh Miik from u Sanitary Dairy, by thwpint, qunrt or gallon delivered iu the city at reasonable rates. J. W. MORTON, Prop. Phone 3282-M J ..MILLER'S WM STORE. Has just received a shipment of Amniuin and Tm ported Perfumes, Lundberg's, Puegei V, Rit-i & Gal lett's in bulk and presentation boxes. The Finest Imported Soaps for the Toilet Toilet Sets, Fancy Papetrie, and many other nr tides suitable for Presents. On the Heights, Hood River, Ore. Why Go Down the Hill? A New Carpet In appearance matin of your old one if washed by thn Hood River Laundry Co. Phone 123 Upper Valley Lands Can best lie secured bv niU dressing at once The Upper Hood River Valley Devel opment League, H.B.Lan gille, Sec, 5th & May Sts., Hood River, Ore. Largest list; lowest prices Full Information State. kind of land you want