The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, August 05, 1909, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textjjfat HOOD RIVBB GLACIER THURSDAY AUGUST 0 1909. NOT SO BAD AS PAINTED County (,'onitninniouer K. J. Mo laaac returned laut week from the (Seattle exposition and nay that the reports tbat Hood Hiver is not receiv ing fair treatment at the fair, is un true. Mr. McUaao says that while the exhibit o Hood Hirer ii small and it ia not arranged aa well aa a Uood Kiver man would do it, yet the tate ia giving Hood Hiver gocd indi vidual credit for ita apples. It muat be remembered that there have been no applea douated by Houd River ranobea aa ia the case with the large exhibits from Wenatcbee and Yakima. From thoae districts they are putting up oarload exbiblta, they have theii own men looking after them, and the applaa were selected aa strictly show applea last year. The state ot Oregon bought about GOO bexea of Hood Hiver apples late in the season, when K was impossible to get "show" upplea. Most of the fancy apples had been shipped out ol the country, and the COO boxes tbat were secured were simply the ordin ary commercial pack, with no attempt at sorting up fanoy boxes. A tew boxea were secured which were choice, but they were u small percentage of the whole. While the state paid for GOO boxes, and have become the prop erty of the atute for the atate exhibit, Hood Hiver ia reoeiving indivldua! credit for about bait of them. The arrangement of the exhibit is not good owing to the abaence of good apple paokeia, but thla will te ooi- rected as aoon as Mr. Wilaon has a chance to look after them. Hie oounty of Hood Hiver bought 225 boxea and got oholce apples, but tfaeie are not enough apples left to make a large display, until this year's applet come In. Mr. Molsaao urgea thut aa aoon aa the good fall applea oan be seoured they ahould be aent to Heattle to replenlab the display and add to it. Uravemteins and Kings tnuke a good display, and they will be availabe at least the last month of tho fair. ALL OUT OK SOUTH Has any Hood Klver Person Kver Felt that W ay .' Keel all out of sorts? Tired, I dim, Irritable, Nervous? Hack feel lame and achy? That's the atory of aiok kidneys Hud blood circulating about?; Urlo add poiaioniug the body. Juat one way to feel right again, Cure the sluggish kidneys; Do it with I loan ' Kidney Hills. Doau's have cured many Hood Hiver people. Here's one case. Mrs. J. T. Holmaii, of Main St., Hood Hiver, Ore., says: 1 do not know what 1 would have done had it not been for Doau's Kidney Hills coming to my relief when they did. I suffered from backache, headache and u geneial disordered condition ot my kidneys. I had tried so many different remedies without finding relief, that i did not have much con Hdeuce In Doan's Kidney I'llls, but I nevertheless procuied a box at Clarke's drug store, deciding to give tbem a trial. 1 was very much sur prised at the (jiiiok relief I deilved. 1 continued using them, was cuted anil have not had the least sign of kidney trouble sinoe. 1 cuu roooin aieud Doan's Kidney Hills as a reli able remedy for kidney complaint in its various forma." For aale by all dealera. Price DO centa. Koatar-Mllburn Co., Hutlalo New York, aole ageota for the United States. Kcmember the name Dunn's and take no other. APPLE SHOWAT SPOKANE second and a silver cup for third. One hundred dollars In three moil eya is ottered for three boxes or one barrel of the most f.ertaot applea, any variety, and $775 in prizes of :i for first and $1 for seuonds will be awarded in 250 plate exhibits of live apples eaob. "The Natloual Apple Show, Inc., beaded by Howard Klliott ol St. Paul, president of the Northern Faciflc Hallway company, baa completed ai- rangemeuts for 120,000 feet of space tor displays," said Ken il. Hice, sec retary, In announcing the prize Hat, and, judging from tho number ot entries alieady promised, every foot will be occupied. "The. board ot judges will be com posed ot the most experienced men we can tlnd, including several ot the foremost poiuologlsta lu the United Htatea, Canada and Kngland, and it may be that France, (iermaiiy and Hussla will be represented by experts now In the country. The board ot tiustoes, of which K. F. Cart lei Van Dlssel. seonnd vice-piesldeut, la uhairman, Is in coireapondeuoe with a soore of prominent men to aot a judgea. " A Hay at the clrciiH. The very thought ot it thrills you! What memories, what anticipations, what promises of pleasure It brings! Aak a man the ohaiacter of the Mist ahow tbat bis youthful eyas ever ab aorbed with innocent delight, and he will say with unhesitating candor, "the oirmia. " Ask a boj what the future holds for him in the way of pi'omiHfd pleasure, and Immediately the clrotiH looms up big and dlltllDg lu his imagination. And it Isn't straugo that it should be so. The world fumed Centry Hros. ' Dog and pony Shows, (now united who exhibit here Friday Aug. U is a traveling university of enter taiumeut and instruction. With a golden guarantee ot twenty one years uupiecedented success, doubled in size, tripled In merit and quadrupled iu rib-rending fun, the public press lu one accord proclaims that Suuta Clause alone rivals (leutry Hros., lu the hearts and minds of millions of American children igrnwn tips also1. Klephaiita that enter I inn, dogs that delight, eheep of rate sagacity, birds both beautiful and amusing, ninnKeys, matohlesc in mimicry, pet dogs, tun promoting goats, and more than a hundred pouies that please little onea, because they are pretty, affectionate and funny. Can there be any doubt to the fact that nine-tenths of the children ot the United States would never see the marvelous examples of the vast possibilities in animal edu cation, monkeys, doga and ponies that do everything tut talk it it was not for the peiiodioal visits of the Cent i y Hros.' Shows? The delight of all patrons is the tree lilipution horse fair and animal reception at which a closer and more intimate knowledge ot ponies, elephants, dogs and other animals can be seoured daily. Do not deprive the iittie onea of the pleasure and profit of this feature when the Gentry Hros. ' shows, now united, exhibit in our olty. JOHN LBLilP HIHDER80I. (Incorporated. j The Directors of the Hood Hiver Laud timporiuui baved tiled supple mentary articles of incorporation changing the name to John Lelaud Henderson, incorporated, increasing the capital stock from fr 1,000 to 110, UOOj and including in its business of law, together, with real estate, engin eering and surveying, collecting, loans, security deposit, aud general agency. John Lelaud Henderson Is President ot the new organization, Alfied T. Allen, Vice President and Manager, aud Kditb M. Andrews, Secretaiy and Treasurer. The company reports the sale of the Kingstedt ranch at White Salmon, formerly owned by Mr. Henderson, to Charles K. Hlackwell ot Miuuespo lis, for 120,1X10. Mr. Kiugstedt has had the place but a shoit time, pay ing lit), 000 for it; he reserves the crop personal piopetty,eatlmated at $2,000. Ibis aale iudlcatee the exoelleuce ot the ranch aud the advantage of the North Hank I toad to the White Sal mou country. Portland ltnslness College. The attention of our readers Is asked to the advertisement of the Portland Huatueas College appaarlug in this Issue of the Olaoier. t he i.d vantages Of the BObOCi mentioned are aet forth iu foiceful, straight-froin-the-shoulder epxressious. The mottj or slogan In the line following the ornamental soript heading is full ot meaning. "The School ot Quality' ahould be both inapiilug aud encour agiug to young people who desire to prepare themselves for commercial careers. Anyone interested in a prac tical education will do well to send for a catalogue of the aobool men tioned. It la a beautiful speoimeu ut the prioter'a art, aud contalus full information about the several ooursea of study, besides a number of speci mens ot peumunBhlp, samples of bus iness foims, etc. It may be had for the asking, (OMINIJ NOON. Hurl. 'n Hlg I'nt'le Tom's Cabin Co. I nib i a Mammoth Canvas. One of the many events ot the season will bo the coming ot Hurk's Hlg "Uuole Tom's Cabin Co." which will exhibit at Hood Hiver, Monday, August ilth. A mod on leal ore ut this organization, Is a monster stieet parade like a circus, consisting of no ie men, women, uhildreu, horses, pouies, donkeys aud dugs, chariots, tableaux wagons, floats, bauds ot music, etc., than any other similar exhibition on the road, this magnili cent free street paiade will be seen on the principal streets aud thoroughfares of our olty during the day of their exhibition here ami it is worth coining miles to see. BARRETT. 1 be Honorable H. Shelley and wife, of Carson, Wash., were visiting at the home of F. C. Sherrieb last weea. W. H. Hoover sold his lunch to a gentleman from Ohio by the uame of Oooduuugh who haa now laken poe se salon. A. Osborne is now having thiee acres cleared up prepailng to plant fruit trees this fail. Miss Kmma Oibbona has gone to Portland, visiting frieuds lor a week or more. Nlueman A Co., ou the Markham ranch, are preparing to build a house this summer. Mrs. Mary T. droit Is ou the sick list tor the last few days. Dr. U. K. Wright la having the rock aud stumps cleared out from the frout of bis bungalow residence. A little later we may see the Chinese lauterus and electric lights on the luwu wheie Ice cream aud cake can be served to the visiting guests. We heard u uew aong entitled. "Seventeen Huttlea Hanging ou the Wall. on amy gueaa who was fur nisliing discorded musical voices when 1 tell you that half a dozen yuuug men were out from town iu au automobile. Colonist ItaU'N. Colonist rates will again be placed lu elfecat this tall from Kasteru Ter riiory lo points lu the fain Ho North west. Tickets will be on aale from September 15th to October 15th, 1900, The tares from ptlnolpal points iu the Middle West will be aa followa: St. Haul, Minneapolis, Diiluth, Su perior, $25; Kansas City, St. Joseph via Hil lings, 126; Kalians City, St. Joseph via St. Haul, 128.90; Omaha, Council HI nil's, BtOUX City via St. Paul or Hillings, 196; Heorla, 131,06; St. l.ouis, 1.12; Chicago, f:i2. Fared from other points will be an noiinced as soon as decided upon. t hese fares will apply mu all direct routes to all points on the S. P, Jk S. Hy mid A. A C. R. Hf. II. M. Adams, (leueral Freight A t'asseugei Agent. A Won! to the Wise is BMfteifc It, has just come to our notice that many housekeepers have been induced to purchase an inferior phosphate bak ing powder selling at H emits per pound. If these same people knew that this class of baking powder was made from burned bones mixed with a Kllltion ol oil of vitriol ami containing alum, they would la1 surprised to say the least. Iwuvb read Hie blind and see that il roads cream of tartar, soda and starch. BURK S BIG UNCLE TOITS CABIN COMPANY A MAMMOTH AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE UNDER A PALACE PA VILLI ON THEATRE! 70 PEOPLE ENGAGED 70 A Grand Spectacular Production MORE MEN! WOMEN and CHILDREN! MORE HORSES! PONIES and DONKEYS! The Largest Pack of Siberian Blood Hounds More Vaudeville Features Than any Other Show of its Kind on the Road. SEE THE FOUR DE ESPA'S Crowning Kings of the Air Watch for the Big Free Street Parade! WILL EXHIBIT AT Hood River, Monday Night August 9th UNDER WATER POOF CANVAS RAIN OR SHINE! 2 Grand Free Exhibitions Show Grounds at 7 P. M. Choice Apple Land. If Mood Kiver land is too bigh,wi' will be Kind to show you the western slopeof Mt. Hood in the Kirwood apple belt on line of survey of the Mt. Hood Electric line some thirty odd miles Hoiitheaaterly from Portland. Thin Kirwood country in conceded by Home of the moNt eminent horticulturists of the state to be the equal of any and superior to Home, which in time will be heard from an one of the leading fruit sections of the Northwest. The soil is a shot loam, dark and rich with clay subsoil, no rock or gravel; with an altitude of from 11(1(1 to 1000 feet ami well watered by numerous streams, al though Irrigation is not necessary. Ab solutely the very best fruit land pro position on the coast. Trice from $110 per acre and up Call and investigate, our auto will land you there less than two liourH. VANDUYN A WALTON, 515 Chamber Commerce, Portland, Ore. The Neighborly ('lull Kntertaines. 1 he members of the Neighborly Chili and their President Mrs. Heed were hostesses at a most delightful afternoon affair entertaining the East Side Valley Club, Friday, July 33, at the residence of Mrs. II. 8. Keed. I he earlier boon of the afteruoou were piissed iu the parlors iu amusing atlempta at blackboard sketches aud cm toons, aud alter guinea and differ ent amusements were enjoyed on the pretty flowei-hindered lawu. Deatutitul as well as delicious re freshtueuti were solved ou a lung table under au awning, beneath the oak treea and a most effective color scheme of lavender aud white was carried out In both decorations and refreshments. The young Indies iu the club had arranged thiuughout the house and on the telle, lavender sweet peas aud the daiuty gypso n bulla. The afteruoou passed all too quick'y and ninny expiesned regret tbat so h pleasant meetings occur so seldom between these clubs. Mr. aud Mrs. VV. O. Cameron ( one up from Portland cu tbe mori.ing tralu to visit frieuds for the day. Mr. Cameron weut to Xhe Di lies, joining his wife there iu the al.er-noon. Electrical Jobbers Ail Kinds of Electrical Wir ing Supply Fixtures. Will give you prices that will suityoo. Will get you any thing in Electrical (ioods. Harry ii. Bailey Ltejgj; For vSale SO aires of land on Camas Prairie Wash., for salt?. Of good rich soil, situated in prospective drainagedistrict. Will double its value inside 2 yearn. Apply to RICHARD JONES THE DALLES, ORE. For Sale. Forty live acres of land, 8 miles south of Hood Kivcr, 2 miles to railway station j .'15 willow and tillable, good spring, plenty timber, $((5 an acre. FRANK NEAI.E, Star Route 10 Advertised Letter List, liox lt!2; Church, Mr Will; Ellison, Aha; Uavia, Prank, Aimstrong, Mr Clareuce; Oould, Mr Hal; Hall, J W; Hodge, Mr C; Holt, Crval Olson ; ima, Mr Tom; Ken, Mr A Ihotnat W ; Kein, Andy; Luvlug, Mr W L; l.yun, Mike; Maoum, Mr tlerarch ; May field, Mr Lee; Mat kins, H; Phelps, Mr. A J ; I'ieice, Mr Prank ; Pilling, Mr Fred; Price, Tom; Kolve, Mr l mist, ; Uackbouse, Mr James; Schmledeok, Harry; Hlaveos, Mr Hon; Tuoovwayor Twamor; Taylor. Mr. D J; Taylor, Mr Dolph; layloi, C K; Voungberg, Mr Oscar; Vand strom, Mr Audrew; Combs, Mrs ftliz abeth; Dodge Mrs, .1 1; Ellison, Mit Annie; finalise, Mis Ida; .loosen. Miss Hessle; Kelley, Mrs Eielding; Knox, Miss May; Limbaugb, Mrs 1 V ;l.iun, Miss Christina (i ; Manor. Mrs i I ,u r let , McOill, Miss Melvy; Mnrris, Mrs Jim; Nicbol, Mrs belle; Otis, Mrs. Ella; Savage, Miss Jane; l ed. os Kiel, Mrs Lillie; Volmuri, Mre H. Wm. M. Yates, P. M. No Man is Stronger Than His Stomach m A strong man ii itronf all over. No man can be tron who is differing from weak tomsch with its consequent indirection, or from some other disease of the utomach and its associated organs, which im pain digestion and nutrition. For when the stomach it weak or diseased there is a lost of the nutrition contained in food, which it the tource of all phytioal ttrength. When a man "doesn't feel lull right," when he doetn't sleep well, hat an unco nfortable feeling in the ttomach after eating, it languid, nervous, irritable and detpond ent, he it loting the nutrition needed to make ttrength. Suck a man should use Dr. J ierce'a Golden Medical Discovery. It cures diseases ot the stomach mad other r.n ot digestion mad nutrltlc -. It enriches the blood. Invigorates tho liver, strenithet the kidneys, nourishes the nerves. mn4 mo GIVES HEALTH AND STRENGTH TO THE WHOLE BODY. You can't afford to accept a ncrit nostrum as a aubatitute for this non alcoholic medicine op known composition, not even though the urgent dealer may thereby make a little bigger profit. Inj'redienti printed on wrapper. Trio Orchestra Music Furnished For All Occasions. Instrumentations from three to any number desired. Address or pboue C. O. NEWMAN, Hood River, Ore. Phone l4-X or 9M-L Model Bakery DUFFY & ZIMMEkMAN. Props. Bread, Pits and Cakes Fresh Every Day. We have reopened Hie Williams Hak ery under the above name and invite your patronage. Apple Lands Bargain Price - Mosier 100 acres, Ipkm than 4 milos from .Mosier station. All level, choicest apple lands in the apple section. Small house, small bearing family orchard, between and 30 acres plowed land ready for t i ces; several springs. Owner has no time to look after it. Price if sold qiilekfy 9fl0O; ioii time on part. Address OWNER, Box 72 Dee, Oregon FOUST & HOWE Mechanical Experts Automobile Repairing, (las and Steam Engines Hebuilt. Shafting, Pul leys and all descriptions of Machine Fitting and Repairing Done BICYCLE REPAIRING ( 'orner Sixth and Columbia streets Phone 10!)-X 11001) RIVER, OREGON Notice. Regular services will be conducted in I he Alliance Chapel, corner May and Eighth Streets, as follows: SUNDAY II A. M. Morning worship. H p. m. Evangelistic service. TUESDAY 8 P. m. Prayer meeting and Bible read ing. FRIDAY 2:80 p.m. Divine healing. Lane & Gibbons Successor to Shram Hros. Confectionery, Cigars and Tobaccos Sporting Goods i i 4 i i Great Bargains in All the Departments of Our Large Store . . . Bragg Mercantile Company i Ten Acre Orchard Seven arces just coming into hearing. Nice crop this year. Two and one-half acres in strawberries; one-naif acre in potatoes. Small house and barn; fine well of water. Lots of shade trees. If you have 3500 cash and are willing to pay 7 inter est while the on hard is paying the balance, call up Phone 2052-L mid I will come and tell you more A. B. SHELLEY JlffJ about it '' . Your grocer will Krind it- I WiiTWf F. F. H. Coolidge Dealer in Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton high grade Watch es. All Repair Work given prompt attention. Satisfac tion guaranteed. H. COOLIDGE Watchmaker (IX Jeweler Opposite Paris Fair Cool, Comfort able vSXiits for warm weather Dressy, smart-looking Suits like ours are bound to please you. Note the prices in our window. Better come in and try on a few styles. Glad to have you do so, whether you buy or not. J. G. Vogt