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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1909)
Six OOD RT ER OLACIE7?, THURSDAY MAY 20 1909 HOOD RIVLR BOY GOES TO WEST POINT Harold Dahney bod ofO. P. Uabney him received notioe of hi appoint ment to the United Htatea Military Acadamy at West Point. Ihe ap polntmeut wan made through Con greamao Ellis and ia to take effect in Match, 1910, at wbloh time Mr. Dab ney will eater the institution It he pn8 nea the preliminary teats. Ihe legular course of work will be taken up In the following September. Kxuioioa tiooa will be held January 10, ffW at Sun Kranolsoo and young Uabney will have until that time to get ready foi them. I in.- U the third time be baa had an oppotunity to go to West Point. Ihe Brat time be waa given but ten daya' notice, and althongb he did the beat be could to take examlna tion be juat roised the teat, on ac oount of the abortneaa of time. The second time be wan given ahoiter no tice to appear at West Point wbloh would have left him but two days af ter arriving tbure and be did not at tempt it. Ibis time the uppoinment cornea with ample time and there will be no difficulty in fitting himaelf in good shape. Harold Uabney was born a Liviog ston, Mont, in 1890 and at the age ot 1'2 years came to Portland with bis parautH. Here be entered the Shat tuok U rammer School graduating In 1907. He afterward entered the Lincoln High School where he is at present a junior. Uurlng vacations and after xraduatlng from grammer school he has been employed in the Ladd & Tllton Bank at Portland and is thought ot very highly by the otfl oers of that Institution. Uabney has been prominent in social and atheletic affairs at the Portland high school and has mad many friends. He played right end on the foot ball team for three years and was ploked as au all-star oud in 1907. He was also a guard on the basket ball team there. Do It Sow. Now is the time m to itet rici of you r rheumatism. You can do so by apply ing Chamberlain's Liniment. Nine eases out of ten are simply muscular rheamatliai due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous applications of this liniment. Try it. You" are certainly delighted with the iiuiek relief which it affords. Bold by all dealers. Fruit ti r0W!f Incorporate At it meeting of the Dotal Valley Krult Uroweis held recently, the in corporation of the compauy waa com pleted and incorporation papers made out and have slue been sent to the Heoretaiy of State. M. M. Uurtner, 0. P. Halch, P. W. Knowles K J. Oolllni and W. Faust were elected Dlrootcrs and they in turn elected the following ollloeru: Pres. M. M. Ilurt tner Vice Pres. and Treasurer C. P Mulch; Secretary. P. W. Knowles. Uispatob. A Smile is a pretty bard tiling to accomplish when you're blue, bilious and out of sorts. There is u sure cure for all kinds of Stomach and liver complaints con stipation and dyspepsia. Ballard's Herblneil mild, yet absolutely effec tive in all cases, l'rico fio cents per bottle. Sold by Clias. N. Clarke. bounty Court Proceedings. The iiiuullil.v session of the county court wmh held Inst, week, eopmeoc Inn MiuuIii.y, Mn.v "nil the follow ing; mutters of Interest were truim ncteil: III the mutter of the renioiiHtrnnce of K. Shelley Mortfim iikiiIiihI a pro posed rond In the EMuoat dlitrlct decision was held In alieyiincp until 1 be court could receive a report .from the county road viewers In the mailer of purchasing: county UppltM ' he court decided that In fu ture estimate! must he made and submitted quarterly by the county Officer and Healed bids submit led by the local dealers, from whom the county win purchase. The report of the road vIowcth on row! No. 9i known as the C, L. Hog-1 ers road, passed the flrHt rending;. The report of viewers on road No. 4, known iih the M. I'. Shuw road, passed I be llrst fTWdtBg, Report of viewers on road No. 5, known as the Stiitcii-Ciidy rQAdi also passed the liist reading'. in the matter of frettTlng road mat ten In future, the court ordered thai they must be ready to be presented at i! p. in. on t be tlrst day of each hcs- lon. The followlnnclnlinw were allowed: A. ('. lluck. Justice fees $ fl.H0 A.O. Adnins, witness fuca tM I. H. C. Auto Buggy Some Motor Carriages are built simply tor plea -ure and service on smooth pavement. The I. H. Auto Buggy is built for general utility and service on all kinds of roads. A good hill climber with a good clearance will go anywhere a team and wagon will go. Tire trouble and expense almost entirely eliminated. It is sold from permanent stock through established trade channels, and in case of accident or damage repairs can be had in a few hours, which is not the case where ma chines are sold and delivered from Eastern hous es who do not have a permanent stock of ma chines and extras where they can quickly be reached in case of need. I. H. C. Auto Buggy in stock and for sale by d. Mcdonald G. K. Caxtner, county fruit In- apector 2. 66 Win. Gnngvr, constable fee 4 60 GlasM & T'rudhoinnip, supplies t;.50 Home Telephone Co., nervine 4.X Kllhnin Stationery Co.,supplleH 5.00 A. C. Lender, printing- 7.f0 C.K Lnthrop, supplies to John By tig LIB C. M. Pattee, lumber 118.56 Snow & I'pson, work and sup- pllea 43.08 I'nlon Oil Co., road supplies lo.iHl Buffalo Steam Holier Co., pay ment on roller 500 06 Chan. N. Clarke, medicine for Indigent! l.oo Cottage Hospital, services for Indigents 1 U.iHl Stewart Hardw'reCo., supplies '.'1 (M) T. A. Keavls, road Viewing 10.60 .1. L. Henderson, road viewing' ;tx SO J. P. Wilder, countable fees . 16.15 News 1'ulillsbliiK Compauy 7.00 L. E. Morse, Incidentals l." No L. R Morse. Incidentals :40 Tranaferand Livery Co., haul- Ing 75 Irwin & Hudson Co., supplies. 22 75 J, P. Lucas, Incidentals 1.75 The Dalles Hospital. Indigent 68,66 I). McDonald, road supplies . 834.16 W. L. Clark, money advanced road laborers fit 66 A. .1. Derby, trip to Portland .... 8.25 Woman's Club, grading and needing grounds 50 on Poison Oak Poisoning. Ballard's Snow Liniment cures it. Mr. O. ' H P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore., writes "My wife has discovered that Snow Liniment cures 'poison oak poison ing;1 a very painful trouble. She not only cured a case of it on herself, but on two of her friends who were poisoned by ibis same ivy." Price 25 cents, 50 cents and $1. Hold by Chas. N. Clark. Fight Frost With Flrepots The ranchers around Granger have been lighting frost frouitheii oicbards with petroleum tire pots. They have also installed In some of the orchards automatic frost alarms and the expert tuent of saving the fruit crop in that section is being watched with Interest all through the valley. A oarload of Ore pots has been unloaded at Grang er and three uarloaUl of crude petro leum. During ttie cold snaps hun dreds of Ureputs have been kept burn tug in the oichaiua every niiht and the air la heavy with smoke of the petroleum. The automatic trust alarm is a simple device. A thermometer to wbloh is attached au eieotnc bell which will be set otf when the uier cuiy gets down to the danger point is placed in the orchard with the bell in the run i he is house. A Card. This is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley 'e Honey and Tar fails to cine your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heali the lunge and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow package. Harry Ulbsoii, advance agent foi the Culllgan A Hockwald Miolstrela, was in the olty Thursday and Friday airauglng dates for bis show. They will be here this month. Hoys will be Hoys ami are always getting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or scalds. Don't neglect such things -they may re sult serious if you do. Apply Ballard's Snow Liniment according to directions right away and it will relieve the pain and heal the trouble. Price "J5 cents, 60 cents and 1. Hold by Chas. N Clarke. O. W. Butts, of Crawfordvllle, Ind., was In the city trying to ar range dates lor baiehall games 1'buri day. His players are all trained women and It Is laid that they put up a fast game. As he could not get a certain guarantee they will not play heie. A Happy Father is soon turned to a sad rtne if he has to walk the Boot every night with a crying baby. MeOee's Baby Elixir will make the child wellsoothe its nerves, induce healthy, normal clumber. Best ft r dis ordered bowels and sour stomach all teething babies need it. Pleasant to take, sure, and sufe, contains no harm ful druge. Price 25 and 50 cents pet bottle. Hold by Chan. N. Clarke. John M. rJinitn, ol Caro, Mich, was In the oity Friday looking up real estate buya. He was the guest of the Ml. Hood while here. If you want to feel well, look well and be well, take Foley's Kidney Remedy. It tones up the kidneys and bladder, purities the blood and restores health and strength. Pleasant to take and contains no harmful drugs. Why not commence today? Clarke Drug tlo. K. W. Allen, ot Con-all is, was in the city Thursday, a guest at the Wau coma. Smashes all Krrordn. As an all-round laxative tonic and hcalth'bu ilder no other pill-i can com pare with Dr. King's New Life Pills They tone and regelate stomach, liwr and kidneys, purify the blood, streng then the nerves; cure constipation, dys nepjia, biliousness, jaundice, headache, chills and malaria. Try them. 25 cents at Chas. N. Clarke's. L. L. Beveridge, fo Ouaba, Nebr. spent sever! days in this valley look ing ovei laud with oui real estate men. Whooping cough. 'I hi - it a more dangerous disease than is generally presumed. It will be a sur prise to many to learn that more deaths result from it .ban scarlet fever. Pneu monia often results from it. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy bus been used in many epidemics of w hooping cough, and always with he liest results. DelberT McKcig, of Harlan, Iowa, sins of it: "Mv boy took whooping cough wlurl nine months old. He lisd it in the winter. I got a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which proved good. I cannot reeon-niend it too highly." For sale by all dealers. W. Htnitb and II. It. late, of Walla Walla, were In the city Friday end Katurday. Biliousness and Constipation. For years I was troubled with bilious ne - and constipation, which made life miserable for me. .My appetite failed me. I lost my usual force and vitality. Pepsin preparations and cathartics only made matters worse. I do not know where I should have been today had I not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Taldees. The tablets relieve ihe ill feeling ft once, strengthen the diges tive functions, purify the stomach, liver ami blood, helping the s stein to do its work naturally Mrs. Kosa Potts, Birmingham, au. These tablets am for sale by all dealt rs. K. (I Sin i Hi or lha Dalle-, was a Hood Kiver villtt r Shtutday Teellnioiil.iL Hood Liver, Oregon. March 4, MKK. D. D. D. Company, Chicago, 111. Gentlemen : I have bud some kinp of skin dheafC on my lege from my knees ta my ankles .or fifteen or twenty years, have tried all kinds or remedies and blood medicine, without relief, until I tried D's. I used four or five bottles, the last one strong. I have not felt any thing of it for two or three mouths. I would not suffer the torture again for any consideration, I am -IK yeart old. Use this as jou like. John A. Wilson. Clark Drug Co. Press Louis, of Laliratide, Oro.,was In the city Saturday. If you desire a clear complexion take Foley's Orinn Laxative for constipation and liver trouble as it will stimulate hose organs and thoroughly cleanse your system, which is what everyone needs m the spring in order to feel well. Clarke Drug Co. Misses W. M. Barton and Snyder, of Lot hou, were Hood Kiver vlsitois Saturday. NOTICE tOH HUBLICATlOlt, (Not real Ln) Dspurtment Of the Interior, It. a I .ioi.l Itllee lit The tallies, OrsfOU, April rilll. I'.IOD. Notice ts hereby ven that Clyde 0. Kiei. tr(U,ofHood giver, Oregon, who en Auioat s, IMS, inmle Homestead Kntry (Herlaf No. (MH77), No. ILIA, lor 6WkHB), H"e. 14 uml NW'4NK'4. kfeetlou 23, Township 1 North, Rang 1(1 Uatt, Willamette Meridian, bai tit. -a notice of intantlon t make nuai ooRunntation Proof, to establish claim to the lioul titsive dttOrlbe.1, tef.ne the yeKlHler Hint Receiver or I b United MtaM l.nn.l Office, at The i..i.s, oragon on the sin iisy of .lane, INK I'lHlmiint unities us wllnesssM: Jamli r. Letttl, Charles J. Calkins, Jamw K Hler-le, Oaspet B, Jensen, all of Hood River, Oregon, iniijit c. w. mouiii:, the'ster. 7. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Not Coal Laatl. Department of Ihe Interior, V. N. helPl . at ihe Dulles, Oregon, April 7, imt. Nollao liberaby liven that wlnnlfred Kae. selol fi 3 Couch si reel, Portland, Oregon, snd Hseal Sessel of KM Division street. Portland, Oregon, lietrsof Andrew, l. Kennel (deceased), wim, on Mhv 12. I0oil,made Homestead entry (Mrlal No7o7S), No. 10,840, lor SW1,. Motion 33, Township 2 inn I h, Ktoine 10 east, VVIUhiil eite Meri.iiini, iui tiie.t settee of Intention ta make flnul live-year proof toestabllsb olaim to the Isnit above described, before t lit- Regis tnr Hint Hee.-iv. r of 1 he Cntte.) stules Lain) of Dee, at Thi Dallas, Oregon, en the isihih.yof Mny. 1IHIS. Cliilaaoit names iih witnesses: Joseph A. Knox, Of lluell, Oregon; John P. iiionmentil HihhI Rivet , Oregon; J. Osoar Uameron. oi Bond River, Oregon; Payette L. MaMy,of 11 i III ver, Oregon. 0, W, MOORg, Register. Shokt Line J Trains in ihe East Dail liootun i'ii -1 1 1 ik i iinr.ls Hint hitirlsi a. e,.in i-Hi. ! I - hi omaba, ChtoaeO, Hio k.nie; lonrlwl t- i. ears tMll to Ksnvj lite; lln.'lllfll l'".'oi I tonrtst .1. r :, i-h, netisinsMMy eie a- . -e) wevkly lo t'.oeu.. Iteellnlni; cbslr chip (seats fris ) to the Rv .telly I.e:ive. Arrive (1h "'' i . hi n-i s.'e, in for the K-i-i v 1 1 tn-1 i. te,tall,iMftea BkOpro KiHikime Flyer I... Kastem waablnrtoe, Wall WaHa. Liawlvton,! 'iH'ur (t'Aleiiena.l Ureal Northern js.litts, .hilly 7:1 0 m I : a am Atlantic express for the Kast via HuntTatton, dally -- pm 7:2tlan r..i-thiiul-Peii.lle1.m l.s-al for all points between I'euilleton ana Vorllnnit. .lully 7:46 am A;4N pm RIVEB BCHKDULI POR ASTOKIA an.lSSXI r M. 5.-OD P. M way points, eonnectlns Dally Dally i except exispt Sunday, Buaday. Hliiri1iiv, alKXI P, If, 7:10 A. M. 7 .in H M Dally Dally exeept exeepi ninday, Sunday, 8:40 A. II. 401. M . Dally Dnllv exeept ex.-n't siatimhiy Krlilay wii n sieiuner sir ii. ar .lock I water per.) Full I'aytn'i. Oregon City and Vanihlll Klv er isilnls. Ash street lock (water (nr.) Idaho, .out way ;s.nts, from Kiparla. Wash. oKriea uoeos Fretahl Honse- S a. ill. to 12 main; 1. lo 5 p. m. No lieixbi received or ilellven d after S p. m. Passenaer Depet-llonrs rordellvirv of ex-pn-ss an. I hasKae will he S a. in. till it p. in. WM. McMURRAY, ! coluiSa DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS A different selection on each side They fit any machine That tells the whole story except that at 65 cents for the Columbia Double-Disc you get a better record, on each side, than you ever bought be fore at $ 1 .20 for the same two selec tions. Ge. a catalog! W. D. Rogers HOOD RIVER, OREGON J. E. NICHOLS UNDERTAKER and Ail cnii promptly attained, EMBALMING Nlelioll IllilKCor. (Ink anil 51 h Bt BOOD bivkk, oh Km in r CUPID AND Our Rolled Barley I APE IN THE LEAD Hood River Milling Co. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF a miiw or 3ua, M LL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS COME TO I S DIRECT FOR WCCC JIBERED HOUSE PLASTER 1 EMENT AND LIME I AS W'K UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE (AUS ;tdamaha' Sc ca a dw i ini ai iih v Hood River, Oregon ...Farmers Attention.. . Saturday will be Farflaeft' Hay at tie Main Rentaiiratit. Music while You Bat. Just Newly Plxl Up. BveTythinjj Dp-to-Date. Quick Service. All White !M. Treat Everybody Tip-Top. Lots ol Good Things to Hat. Meals at All Honrs. .... - Home phone 1I3-L. J. A. SIMON50N, Prop. FUNERAL I RECTOR nlgM ir dajft city or country A SPECIALTY phmwrm ) Hoaa-Oincn SSB: llfulilence.l'J rraunc-jj PAOtrtO Oman B R"h. Hil S FLOUR mxm w rowsn ' w iix11 j Stanley- Smith Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Lath, Shingles, Ete Lumber Delivered to SNOW & UPSON Blacksmiths and Wagon Hak ers EXPERT HORSESflOERS NEWWORK & GENERAL REPAIRS JACKSON & JACKSON, Dealer In General Merchandise Fancy Groceries Flour and Feed and Lumbermen's Supplies, Free Delivery. Home Huhip HOOD KIVER, OR. C. T. RAW SON HOOD RIVER NURSERY Stock Grown on Full Roots. W' desire to let our frieniln and patrons know that for the fall plan ling we will have and run supply in any number Cherry, Fear, Apricot, Peach and Plum Trees Grapes, Currants and Berry Plants Shade and Ornamental Trees Alio, all lb standard variclies of Apple TfNS. Can supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, Spitzenberg and Jonaehan apple trees Rawson & Stanton, Hood River, Ore. Fresh Flourand Feed A SUCCESSHJL BAKING Follows the use of White River and Golden Crown Floor. Whether von bake bread, pies, cakes or any kind of pastry you will find this Flour a safe and reliable standby. Try it once and you will never use any other. m STRANAHAN & CLARK HOOD rUVEK, OREGON. IS. E UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER Dealer in Furniture and Building Material Lace Curtains W ished and ironed in ri r-t ehiss shape by Hood River Laundry Co. Home Phone 12:5 Lumbc Co. Any Part of the Valley K. H. STANTON The Celebrated White River & Golden Crown Brands. - . . Made From Selected Hard Wheat BARTMESS C. P. ROSS Billiards and Bowling Alley and Confectionery PARLORS THE BEST UNE OF Tobaccos and Cigars IN THE CITY The Oregonian, Telegram and Journal ON SALE SUNDAY