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VOL. XM
HOOD HIVER, OREGON, MAY27 1909
NO. 2
V.
SOCIETIES
HOOD RIVKK COMMKRCIALCUlB-MeeU
every secoud Monday in each mouth at 8 p.
ra., Id the club rooms over Jackson's more.
Cham. T. HABLY, Pre.
W. H. Walton, Secretary.
HOOD KIVER UODOB NO. 105, A. V. and A.
M. Meet Mutur!uy evening on or before
each full moon I. N. Hloweks, W. M
D. McDonald, Secretary.
HOOD RIVER CHAFTKK NO. 7. R. A. M.
Mets :lrst uud tlilrd Friday nights of each
month, A. t'. statkn, H. P.
ino 81: Alii', Secretary.
ff Hood River ( omtnandery No. 12, K.T.
XsA Meets every cond Mouday evening
of each month, vv . F. caraway, r..u
A. D. Moe. Recorder.
HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. 25, O. E. 8.
Mta'ts second and fourth Tuesday evening
of each month. Visitors cordially welcomed.
Uli 11. L. DVMBLit, W. M.
Misslnm. WoonwoKTH, Secretary.
1DLEW1LDE LOllUENO. 107, I. O. O. f.
Mett In Fravruul hall, every Thursday
night. J. M. Wood, N. O.
Uko. Thomson, Secretary
EDEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. , L O. O. F.
Keeular meeting second and fourth Mondays
of each month. .1. H. Fkkol'son, C. P.
liKO. Shkpakd, Scribe.
KEMP Mil.HK. No. 1M. I. O. . K. Meets In
odell Improvement Co. s hall every Satur
day ntuht. Visitors cordially welcomed.
W L. caknks. N. O.
E. F. Folth, Rec. Secy.
L A S.'rtr.L REHEKAH DEGREE LODGE NO,
:, !. O. O. F.-Meetf Hrst and third Friday
'ii each month. f
Mutt. Wm. Uangkk, N. G.
ZobA Day, Secretary.
W O. W meets the'2d and 4th Saturdays
each mouth at 1. O. O. F. Iia.ll. - Visitors cor
dially Invited. J. D. WALL, C. 0.
F. W. McRkynolds, Clerk
WAUOOMA HI DOE NO. SO, K. OF F.
Meets In K. of P. hall every Tuesday night.
Joh. Fkazikk, JR., C. C.
H.T. MffM, K. of K. and 8.
HOOD RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,702, M. W. A.
Meets In 1. 0. O. F. hall every Wednesday
niuht. A. R. CRUMP, V. C.
El) MAYES, Clerk.
OOD RIVKK CIRCLE NO. 52-1, WOMEN OK
Woodcraft -Meet at 1.0. O.K. hall on the
Brit and Third Saturdays of each month.
Mas. Wm. Uaivokk, N, O.
Alice Shay, Clerk.
RIVERSIDE LODUENO. A. O. 0. W
Meets drat aud third Saturdays of each
mouth. K. E. Chapman, M. W.
GEO. s locum, Flnnucier
( HKMTKBrtHUTK. Recorder.
OLETA ASSEMBLY NO. lit), UNITED ART-l-aiw
Meet tUe QHt and third Wednes
d.ivs. work; second aud fourth Wednesdays
Art .Kan' hall. c. D 11 inriciih, M. A.
W. H. AU.-TiN Secretary.
OoUUT HOOD RIVER NO. . FORESTERS
oC Vtnerlra.-Meet every Thursday evening
at' o'clock.
Wm. Flkmino. C. R.
F. C. Bhosius, Secretary.
can by vim, no. w, q. a. r.-mekts at
A O. U. W. hall, second and iourth Satur
days of each month at 2 o'clock p. in. All
U. A. R. members invited to meet with us.
Fkkii Duct., Commander.
8. K. IIlvthk, Adjutant.
AN BY W. R. ('., No. 16-MKETS SECOND
b fourth Saturday ol each Mouth In A.
o V. W, hsll at I p. m.
Mi. L. M. Hb.vtley, President.
Mm o H. Bakk.-., Secretary.
Mi.l'NiAIN HOME CAMP No. 34U9, R. N. A.
JltU.aJ 1 ". O. F. Hall 0 the second aud
Mi irtK Fridays ol each mouth.
Mas. II. Pkklkb. O.
.VDts. C U. DAK1N, Recorder.
CAYN1EK UlllGE. No. 1!1IU, M. B. A.
nireta first and third Fridays of each mom h
i i. oi P. hall.
t aison Buck lis, i i-
Alio. GrinNAKO, sei .
:T Hi'ioll I.OHGE No. 20ft, l.O.O. r.-.MceU
, mTJ Saturday evening in dribble's nail
till "I. O. H. MoNKm, N. tl.
t. W. D1MM1 K, Sec.
il( ml) RIVER VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY
II . on HI ver, ore. E H. Hartwig, Pres.
K. U. Cue, See. Leslie Butler, T teas.
OHK'ION ORAPK REHEKAH LODUK NO.
isl I O. ii. F. Meets seeoud aud fourth
Wedneadail In each mouth in Urlbble's j
Hall, Mt. Hood, me.
Mrs. Millie Hardmnu, N. O.
Mn. Minnie L. Larwood. sc.
J. F. WATT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AN!) SURtiK.ON.
Telephones: Office, HI; resideuef, all.
SUKHEON O. R. 4 N. Co.
H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN vNU SUKOKON.
Calls promptly answer id In town or country,
Day or Night.
Telephones: Residence, (111 Office, (US.
Office in Hie KroAliiH Butldinir.
. 0. DUTKO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
U over First National Bank. Hood
River, Oregon.
Qffloe Phone Main 871 Bm Main 878
M. F. SHAW, M. D.
Office in Jackaon Block.
OIH.-t. pin-:.i, So. HT1. KKiiienoe, No. Slia.
UK. M.fl.HHAar 1)K. KDNA B.MHAKP
Osteopathic Physicians
Qradnatea ol the American Bebool of
OHtencatliy, Kirktville, Mo.
((nice in Elliot Block.
Home Phone 102 Be. 102-B
FC. BROSIUS, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Plione Central, or W.
tirtli-e Hour: 10 to 11 A. M.; I to I
and 6 to7 P M.
M. E. WELCH,
LICENSED VKTKR1N1RV SURGEON
In prr-tmreil in flu nny work in the veUrln
ary line. He '-Hn ho tOOUA by ealllnc at or
pfa Blag u I 'lHike h ilnm 0re.
DR. EDQINGTON
Smith Kuilding
HOOD RIVER - - OREGON
DR. . T. CARNES
DENTIST
Office over Bartmeiw suire
Teleptione 31
H. D. W.PINEO,D.D.S.
DENTIST
OOiee over telephone
v r irst iNBlionai nans
n. . . .i , a i.
C H. JENKINS, D.M.D
DENTIST
Telephones: Orfice28; residence 28-H
UIBOe over natier pn,
A A JAYNE
LAWYER
Abstract Funiished. Mnnej Lonel
John Leland Henderson
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Hood Kiver - - Oregon
First National Bank
Hcsources over 1400,(XK).
OF HOOD RIVER, OKKUON.
Capital 100,000 Surplus, $20,000.
O. J. NELSON
Real Estate
Homesteads a Specialty. Nut anil Fruit
Lands in tracts from 10 acres to 10,000
acres. Will trade Hood River property
tor cheaper Heal Kstate in otlier places.
n i. 1 1 it , 1) I L.
wune Willi r.. ii. xiai lwik, oiuivii
W. W. NASON
CONTRACTOR
Brick, Cement and Plastering
Kaeclitli Flooring
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
W. Q. ALDRED
CONTRACTOR FOR
EXCAVATING & GRADING
Get My Prices on
FLUME LUMBER
Will deliver lumber to any
pare of the valley. M ill 2
nines west oi town.
J. R. Phillips
Tel. 3x3 Hood River
I For vSale
I,
gain
fwentv acres of best APPLE and
STRAWBERRY LAND In Willow
Flat; 12 acres in young orchard,
Newtown and Spitz. All under
ditch, no waste; small house,
beautiful grove of large oaks makes
fine building site; fine view nf val
ley and inountainH, half mile from
proposed electric line; 14 miles
to depot at Odell. Price $5750;
pood tern. Last month it was
$(S00O, hut I was greatly in need
of money and will make a sale,
even if I sell for less than I know
the place is worth. Write to the
owner
A. Schiller
llee, Oregon.
or phone to him at Odell, 1x2.
Do You Want to
get a start in Hood River? Hre'l your
chance. 40 a. 71 miles from HfraJ Kiver
on county toad, U miles fr mi Mt Hood
R R. ; i mile from rural five ih I. and
phone line. Saw mil! atone coiner of
tract; nearly all tillable, some good tim
ber; ditch runs through center of place,
stream through one comer; etsily lit tar
ed. Pries only $75 -r acre, a lew hun
dred down, ba'l. on your own time at 8
per cent interest. Plume 2052-L or ad
dress A. B. Shelley, Hood River, Ore.
10 Acres For Sale
All in trtvs, more than half
in bearing; 2 acres in straw
berries. Sum 11 house and
barn, 8 inches of water.
3500 rash will handle it,
balance long- time at 7 per
cent. Phone 2052-L.
A. B. Shelley
A. J. DERBY
Lawyer
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
M. EDWARD WILLIAMS
ARCHITECT
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
8-10 KIM lmllctlng
Hood Kiver
Oregon
Phone a!
E. A. JEROME,
Archllect
drafting anil building. I would respectfully
1HV UK 11HI1 lM-tri ni iw o " ivi .
solicit a part or me patronage in me peopi" 01
Hood River who anticipate building. Terms
rea.-on:iMe, a id satisfaction guaranteed. Of
fice at residence on Heights.
E. H. HARTWIG,
LAWYER.
Will Practice in All (JonrU.
Orchard For Sale
Will Divide
Qotnpriaing ten acres in Newtown- and !
BpitBentwrv tree, 3 miles west of town
of Hoisi River on 'count) road, with
limt-e alMdr, OffpVlOal water right, etc.
14 ai res in ireea I Mir (ear- old; 5
buii s in II one year M. Kin- air.iw
lierry land ; Hinall 1imw ui der eonira. t
to lie filled. Hural free ilelive-y and
MithMU rlatiwM khsI- flail) . T, le
lilione and eli ctrii: wiiea in ftr et.
t'rkM 7,iHK); lajrauNbrawm IS.000 Itw
y. arsal 7 per eent. Will II ft a I
aid tmiia- iinilu'linn 4 uar old tees;
lirfM0R. W' I i de reail-maide" all
ra-li nffi-r. Aildrea
W. W. larland
246 StarK St., Portland, Oregon
Cbna. U. Pratt, J. H. Osborne, R. W. Pratt.
President. Vice Pres. Cashier.
Hood River Banking
and Trust Co.
; We transact a general banking business and
own our own banking property
i Interest paid on time and Savings deposit
Safe deposit boxes.
A. C. BUCK
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSUR
ANCE AGENT
Room 12 Brosims Block
Morse & Morse
Successors to Ralph Rd
Best line of Cigars in
the City
Also handle line of
Pipes, Tobaccos and
Fishing Tackle
JOE WRIGHT
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Phone 251-S
Estimates furnished on request. An
honest joh guaranteed.
D. L. DAVIDSON
PAPER HANGEK
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
WILLOW FLAT
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
The Cornelius
"The House of Welcome"
Cor. Park & Alder Portland, Ore.
A Hotel where the North
western people will find a
hearty welcome and receive
courteous treatment at
moderate prices.
C. W. CORNELIUS, Proprietor
PHhOl HICK A ARNOLD,
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
MfsVrtM furnished on all kinds of work
Phonw: f.t-
W. J. Baker & Co.
Dealers in
REAL ESTATE
Fruit and Farm
Lands
Resident Agents For
Phoenix Assurance Co.
OF LONDON
rv l r
Keai tsiaie
Bulletin
Exchange. NoBt lot on Oak etre t
in part for tract of good unimprov
ed, might consider improved.
Cash for halance.
Exchange. Hood River improv
ed resident!)1 and husine-s prop
erty for small fruit ranch eloae in.
Exchaege. Desirahle improved
Portland residence property, all
rented, well Imated. Want un
improved apple land. All or
part can be exchanged to suit the
piece here.
We have cash customer for small
improved place close in. Describe
wiiat you have.
For Sale. We have some good
land at $ft0 per acre. If you
want some cheap land, see this.
$12,500. 20 acres 10 acres in
hearing orchard, standard varie
ties, perfect INM, l"pe, soil, lo
cation, ft inches water, 10 acres
nearly cleared and icady fur treer.
This is the best L'O acre buy in the
Valley.
$20,000. 27 acres on t he east side,
21 acres in Spitz and Newtowns,
four acres bearing. Fine house,
two barns, milk house, 2 wells,
chicken houses, 5 inches water.
Halance pasture.
We need some small places close
in, and can dispose id them in the
near future if the prices are right.
G. Y. Edwards
I &Co.
I Office Next Mt. hood Hotel
I I'll. ne
I
Hood River
Bearing Orchards
At Bargain Prices
7 Acres 7 miles from town mi Eaal side.
4 0M in bearinti orchard, Spit.en
bergs and Newtowns, a few odd va
rieties, 2 acres clover. 1 acre alfalla.
Creek runs through corner of place
furnishing free water. Near railway
station, school and store. room
house, and bam. Trice 85000. Terms,
41 Acres ftj miles tMt on the Baal iWa
fiacres in hearing orchard, Spitzeii
liergs and Newtowns, I I aci if in 2, :i
and 4 year old trees. 10 acres partly
cleared, 10 acres uncleared. Good H
room house, storage cellar, barn and
chicken house. Within half mile of
school and church and 3.1 mile to
railway station. The best bargain on
the Flast side. Price SI 1000. Term
160 Acres ft mile south of M osier, d
acres in bearing orchard, 111 acres in
2 and I! three year old trees, all stan
dard varieties, ft acres cleared and 10
acres almost cleared. Mil acres apple
land, creek runs through place furn
ishing water for irrigation. House,
barn, wood shed and cold storage.
For 10 days at llfOOO. Eaay terms.
WE HAVE SPLENDID BARGAINS
IN TOWN RESIDENCE AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY. SEE US
FOR THE BEST PROPOSITIONS
IN HOOD RIVER.
J. H. Heilbronner
& Co.
"The Reliable Dealers"
Davidson Bldg., Hood River, Ore.
Underwood
and
Little White
Salmon
Choice Fruit
. Lands
Improved and Unim
proved Land at Reason
able Prices. -Small
Tracts a Specialty
WIUTK OR CALL ON
F.W.DeHart
Underwood, Wn.
Trio Orchestra
Music Furnished For All Occasions.
Instrumentations from three to any
numlier desi'ed. Address or phone
C G. NEWMAN, Hood River, Ore.
Phone i'4-X or 2H9-L.
Hood River, Ore.
Composed wholly of home talent. Pre
pared to furnish Music for all occasions.
For dates and terms add real
C. 0. WILSON, Hood River, Ore.
Phone 1 1S, Odel'l Exchange.
Stranahan & Slaven
Contractors and
Builders
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Notice
Hood River, Oregon, May 24, 1909
In accordance with the recent order o
the County t'oiirt of Hood Kiver count'
I am now authorized to dispose of tin
twenty acre tract six miles from Hod
River, located in the Northeast quarto
of section of 22, town 2 North of rani
10 Fast and known as the ( has. N. Bun
ey estate. Terms cash. Bid" in writini
will lie received at at my office in th
First National (Unit, Hood Kiver, Ore
gon. up to .lime 1.), 1900 and must b
accompanied by a certified check fo
6 iier cent i f Ihe price offered. Tin
lihti" hereby reserved to reject any
or ail bids. E. O. BE NCHA R.
Administrator.
Effete of C. N. Bueey, Decased.
MEMORIAL DAY
EXERCISES HELD
HOOD RIVER PREPARES FOR DAY
Memorial Senium V ill be Treacled
by Dan Shannon, at the Tab
ernacle Sunday
Kxtenisve prepat at ions are being
made to observe Memorial Day which
will he held ou Mouday this year, as
the UOfh falls on Sunday.
Sunday morning, May 30, the
Memorial seimon will be creached hy
Dm Mi union nt the Taheinacle, at
the usual hour. The comrades of
I'auby Post and the members of the
Woman's Kelief Corps will meet ou
the Paik titreet school grounds at
HI :3(J sharp and march iu a body to
tne laliernacle, ;i block a way.
Special pi eparutloiis for Monday
morning, .day 31, promises to be bel
ter than the usual program held here
in Hood River and all should lay
aside their work and attend the exer
cises held to commemorate the
day
ihe Post and Belief Corps will meet
at Hersbey's corner, neat the ceme
tery at 10 in the morning, and march
In a body to Idlewilde cemetery,
where the memorial Ml vices of the
tiruud Army of the Republic, will he
held orei the grave of their lite com
rade, Knoch Cornell, after which the
grates of all old soldiers will be
strewn with dowers.
According to the general orders
from the Commander in Chief, the
graves of all Confederate soldiers will
not he forgotten in strewing (lowers.
All old soldiers are cordially In
vited to fall iu with Candy Post and
take part iu the exercises.
Liuoolu s address, delivered by him
at Gettysburg, November 19, 1983,
will he given, and is iu part us fol
lows :
Four score ami seven years ago, out
aiders brought forth upon this cont
inent a new Nation, conceived iu
lappiuiiHs iii Liberty aud dedioated
CO the proposition that all men ate
treated free and equal. Now we are
aiigaged in a great Civil War; testing
whether that Nation or any Nation so
DODOelved and mo dedicated, can long
andure. We are met on a great bat-
lellelil of that wui. We have oonie
to dedicate a portion of that field as
a tlmil resting plane for those who
hoc gsve tbeir lives that that Nation
night live. It is altogether lilting
lOu proper that we should do this.
But, in a large sense, we cannot
ledicate we cannot consecrate we
cannot hallow this ground. The
brave men, Hung and duttd, wbo
struggled bore, have consecrated it
far above our power to add or de
tract. I he world will little note, nor
long remember, a ha. we say here but
it cuu never forget what they did
here. It H fix us, the living, rather,
to be here dedicated to tbe unllnishd
work which they who have fought
here hare thus far so nobly advanced.
It is rather tor us to be here dedi
cated to the greit task remaining be
fore us,- that I nun these bouored
dead we take increased devotion to
mat cause for which they gave the
last lull ffitiHstire of devotion that
we here highly resolve that these
dead shall not have died in vain
that tins Nation, under God, shall
have a new birth of freedom aud
that government of the people, by the
people, for the people, shall net per
lab from tbe earth.
We take the following extracts from
bulletins itsuud by the G. A. B.
which will bo timely aud ot Interest
to the readers nt the Glacier
la 1868 Gen. John A. I.ogun, at that
time Coiiimanuor iu Chief of tbe
'Grand Army of the Republio, prnm-
niggled sn order to the Grand Army
of the Kepubilc, calling upon all com
rades to observe the 30th day of May
aa Decoration Day to seek out every
comrade' grave and to deoorate it
with the choicest blossoms of early
spring time. Since that time by
legislative enactment the 30th day of
May has booomo a legal holiday,
under the title of Memorial Day.
I his year the 30th of May occur on
Sunday, and the 31st of May will be
observed its Memorial Day. Should
there be Posts who have already en
gaged speakers and made arrange
ments to hold public aervieea on Sat
iii day, the 20th of May, they may do
o if they cannot change without
gieat Inconvenience.
For forty successive years the Grand
Army of the Kepubilc bae observed
this day by visiting the silent camp
ing ground wheie sleep our com
rades, the Nation's dead, and hon
oring tbeir memory by garlnnding
their passionateless mounds with flags
aud flowers aud teaohiug the lessons
of patrotism to all who may unite
with them and to the generations
growing up around them. Let us this
year do our full duty to those who
died that the nation might live, and
with tetn'er hearts and loving bands
honor their memory.
Auother mile stone is passed on the
great highway of life and we are fast
appionohing Memoral Day, the day
of sacred memories, when we strew
the graves of nut fallen oomrades
witll natures choicest blossoms, not
to leuew in our hearts the horrors of
war, but to dessemiuate among tbe
living the blessirgs of peace, good
will, aud patrotio citizenship. Tbe
dark days through which we passed
at e but memories, tut our duty to
the liviug is still binding upon us.
One of the tenets of our order is, "to
encourage honesty and purity iu pub
lie affairs. " How can wa do this In
a more fitting maunner than by the
beautiful object lesson of tbe proper
observance ol Memorial Day. The
G. A. B. has given this day to tbe
American people as an armistice in
tbe great battle ot life where they
DO you know what It means, bojre
and Klrl
Who hall from the north and th
you know what It mean,
Thl twining of gTaen
Round the silent cannon' mouth,
Thl trewlng with flower th sraa
Brown grave,
Thl decking with garland th statu
brave,
Thl flaunting ot flag
All In tatters anil rag,
This marching anil Ringing,
These bell a-rtnglng.
These faces grave and these face gay.
This talk of the blue and thl talk of the
gray,
In the north and (he seuth Memorial day?
Not simply a show ttme, boy and glrla,
I till day of falling (lower,
Not a pageant play
Nor a holiday
Of (lag and floral bower.
It I omethlug more than th day that
tart
Warm memorie a-throb In veteran
heart,
For across the year
To the hope and fear,
To (he days of ba(tle.
Of roar and of rattl.
To the past that now seems so far away,
Do the son of the blue and th aona of
the gray
Oaze, hand clasping hand. Memorial day.
F"or the wreck and the wrong of It. boya
and glrla,
Por the terror and los a well,
Our hearts must hold
A regrol untold
A we think of those who fell.
Hut their blood, on whichever aids they
fought,
Keinade the nation and progress bought.
We forget the foe,
For we live and know
That tb lighting and sighing.
The falling and dying,
Were but nteps toward the future th
martyr's way,
Down which the sons ot th Mua and th
gray
Ix)ok with love and pride Memorial day.
-Wide Awake.
may pause and live the past over
again with their dead. To remind
them of the saorlflues of others for
the blessings which they now enjoy.
To revive In their hearts the memor
ise ot loved ones who bave been taken
from tbair: home lite, leaving a va
cancy which oan never be tilled, and
leaving in tbeir hearts a desire for
higher ideals and a citizenship which
stands for justice and a higher des
tiny for the human race.
What do we mean by the strewing
ot these
On tbe graves of our nation's dead?
Is it for the sake ot him wbo sees,
Or to number the tears we abed?
We place tbem there to mark tbe
way,
As symbols of peace and rest;
They are tbe prayers of those wbo
pray,
Tbe tears of a nation blest.
HOSPITAL GRADU
ATION EXERCISES
The Glacier is in reoeipt of au in
vitation to attend the Hrst graduation
exercises over held at the Cottage
Hospital, in Hood Biver, tbe same to
be held at tbe Asfcuiy Methodist
church, on luesday evening, June 1
st eight o'clock.
Those graduating are: Miss Hsr
riette Alma Copper, Miss Josephine
Cuyler 10 d Mrs. Buth iNaomi Flnob,
Miss Copper will remain in Hoou
Blver , while Miss Cuyler will go to
her borne in Sslem and take up ber
work there.
Mrs Finch will remain with tbft hoi
pit.nl and take a post graduate course,
wliib she will oomplete by October.
HOOD RIVER
WILL CELEBRATE
CELEBRATION HELD ON JULY 5
Organization Unite In Maklnir This
the Event of all Events Ever
Held Here
At tbe adjourned meeting of the
Commercial Club held last Friday
evening it was decided to hold a
grand and glorious celebration in
flood Biver aud as tbe I' mirth comes
on SuudOay it was decided to hold
the celebration on Monday, Jnk r
A committee ot five members were
appointed by tbe chairman, Mr.
Larly, wbo will bave full charge of
tbe affairs and they are going at the
preparations with a will. Let all
assist in any way when oalled upon
by the committee.
The following are tbe members of
the executive oommittee and it le at
their bandi that tbe Hood River diit
net, may expect to bave one of the
best celebrations ever held here.
1'ney have selected tbe grounds on
the bill which was used two years
ago. This will give the citizens
plenty of room to celebrate and give
tbe eagle a ohanoe to stretch ber
wings aud scream all she wants to.
The oommittee is Messrs. Dick Mo
I .m aid, Chas. N. Clarke, A. L. Car
miobel, Geo. Thompson, and J. P.
Lucua.
It waa also deolded that a straw
berry festival be held some time la
June about tbe tit tenth, and a
oommittee consisting of tbree waa ap
poiuted by tbe chair: Arthur Clarke,
j. 11. Heilbronner, aud James B.
Hunt, who are to oonfer with tbe mem
bers of tbe Woman's Club and arrange
tor dates, aud tbe details, and It la
needless to say tbat the festival will be
a success.
The matter of a location for the
Commercial Club rooms was taken
up but nothing detlnate waa decided,
A special meeting of the Club will
be oalled before a Dual decision will
he made.
A communication from CulbertsoD
& Co.. was received in regard to the
hotel Bamona property, which is for
sale at 110,000.00, this property con
sists of the hotel, whiob renta tor $85
per mouth, aud the sample room on
tbe south. Tbe lot is 100x100 feet
and ie considered a good buy at tbe
price wanted. This sample room
ooudl be fitted up very nioely, both
up stairs and down and would give
tbe Commercial Club plenty ot room
for a number of years while tbe rent
trout tbe hotel would pay tbe inter
ests on tbe investment. Later when
tbe Club deolded to build of brlok
tbey could do so and would have one
ot the best building lite in tbe city.
Ibe advantage of owning their
own building instead of paying rent
ie so prominent tbat It needs no
argument.
The next proposition was from
John Leland Henderson, and was la
regard to a lot that be baa for sale.
I ins is also oonsideied u good buy
but 'his would mem tbat the Club
would have to build at once if they
pui chased the lot.
The next proposition waa from the
First National Bank but wh con
sidered too bigb for tbe Club to
handle and the bank was made a
counter proposition whiob waa lett to
tbe bank directors of the bank to an
cept or reject and was the to be o.
ked. by tbe Commercial Club at the
special meeting which Ie to be called
so tbat all members will be present.
L. M. Blowers made tbe Club tbe
best proposition. He is going to
build somewhat larger than be plan
ned if the Club will lease tbe upper
half of hie building for a term oi two
years at 91,000 for tbe two years,
paying H500 in advance. The only dis
advantage in this le tbe looatiou,
whiob ie near tbe livery stables and
just iu front ot a feed baro, and
should the Commercial Club decide
on this locution, and perohande give
s swell banquet, aay in July or Au
gust, the odors tbat would permeate
tbe air would cause Hpencei, it he
were present, to change bis mind
when be wrote:
Meneeuted I smelt a garden ol sweet rtower,
I'hat dainty odors from them threw aronad.
Any location in Hood Blver ia good
tbe only advantage ot buying out
right would be to save paying rent
and rent as every oue knowa is throw
ing ho much to tbe birds. However
the Glacier will be satisfied with any
selection that the Commerloal Club
Dually decides upon, so do not ask us
to decide tbe matter.
Ihe following is the program which
will be given at tbe church:;
Instrumental, Mrs. Humble, Miss
Budford and Mrs Chandler.
Invocation Bev. W. C. Gilmore
Presentation ot Class Dr. J. F. Watt.
Commencement Address, Ber. C. A.
Nutley.
Solo Mrs C. W. Kdmunde. Charge
to Nurses Dr. F. 0. Broaius.
Presentation ot Diplomas, Or. H. L.
Dutnble.
Presentation of School Pine, Mist
Grace L. Taylor, Superintendent ot
Nurses.
Solo' Miss Florenoe Hauua.
Informal Beoeptlon to Class.
Class Colors White and Blue.
Class Flower White Koae Claas
Motto "For Others"
The following are tbe members of
the faculty: Miss Grace L. Taylor,
stipeutintendant. Stall : Dr. H .L.
Dumble, president; Dr. J. F. Watt,
vioe-preiedent; Dr. F. C. Broaius,
secretary ; Dr. M. F. Sbaw. Lec
turers j : Dr. E. O. Dutro, Or. B. A.
Jayne, Dr. C. W. Edmunds, Dr. J.
Fdgington and Dr. M. H. Sharp.
Hood Br ver ha evory reason to feel
proud ot ber hospital and tbe able
management as well as having perfect
coutldeuoe in the corp of doctors wbo
are associated with tbe institution.
We hope to see tbe institution one
ot tbe leading ones in tbe west, and
tbere ie no reason why It should not
be as tbe city lncreeses in populutlon.
Tbe young ladies wbo will graduate
next Tuesday bave spent mouths here
iu oareful training under tbe very
best doctors, and bave bad plenty
of practical experience in nearly all
classes of cases that will be found in
tbe city orcouutry.Witb the knowedjie
gained they are competent to take
any case tbat ueeds oareful aud scien
tiUo treatment and nursing.