The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 04, 1909, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texttioop-gfiym etAciMfc Tit)ftfitA?, November 4 imw. g . , , seven & ' Mm mbbhi tonnm hhhh n hmb c hb iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ami wmmmmm mmmam mmmmm 1 DOLL CONTEST NOW ON EVERY GIRL IN TOWN HAS AN EQUAL First Prize $25.00 French Doll Second Prize $10 German Doll chain (JK TO WIN JUST A SUGGESTION NEW ARRIVALS THIS WEEK I LaVogue Suits Always right in style LaVogue Cloaks The Leaders Everywhere Duttenhoffer Shoes For Particular Ladies Florsheim Shoes For the Man who Cares OUR STORE ALWAYS FOR RELIABLE GOODS FRANK A. CRAM twmammmwmmmmmmwmmm I BBUCI LOCAL MATTKItrS. The Dietz Studio for photos. Land Plaster at Whitehead's, Cold boiled ham at McUuire Bros. Wienerwurst andsauerkraut at Hart's Finishing for amateurs at Deiti Stu dio Home Rendered Leaf l.ard at McGuire Bros. Beat line of Spray Nozzles at McDon aids. Shasta Water Jack can furnish yuu with oyajer coctails by the glass, quart or gallon. Wienerwurst anl sauerk rant at Hurt's Wienerwurst and sauerkraut at Hart's Our work guaranteed. Oeltz Studio Knv your I. u e and Vitro at White head's. A complete line of hardware at Blow ers llros. Haeelwood Ireamery Quires. Butter at Mo- For Flower and McDonalds. Alfalfa Seeds go to If your shoes have gone wrong take them to Johnsen. Fresh bread delivered daily by Parker liros., Hall building. Miss Hunt, Public Stenographer, Room 14, Hall building;. 11 you want shoes that don t go wrong go to Johneen'e. Money to loan on improved farm IO Acres-Highlv improved, i!4 la"d- T- D. Tweedy, miles from town on main county road, roll line of bowney s Bon Boiib and nn the West. Side: in a choice district: i Chocolates at Ross'. Selected Orchard Lands lies perfect for irrigation, with perfect drainage. Fine easily worked clay soil, all under cultivation, and about S 1-2 acres planted to orchard as follows : 120 fi year old Newtowns and Spitzetibergs; 144 fi-year-old Newtowns and Spitzen beres; 145 2-year-old Newtowns and 100 NewtOWOI 1 year old. All in prime con dition ; besides a family orchard of 20 trees ll years old. 2 acres in straw ber ries, I year old, planted between the trees; balance ot place in meadow. Im provements consul of a good hard fin ished 7 room house, two-story barn, tine cemented well and suitable outbuildings One mile to school, church and store. R. F. U., telephone and electric lights. Price, including 7 inch s of water from fanners' ditch, horse, wagon, buggy, nose and throat, harness, six dawn chickens, harrow and 11:15 . m. to 4 p nil farm ng implements, Mbi(iO. baey terms can be arranged. 20 Acre Unimproved, about five miles out on the East Side, fronting on county road. High and sightly, per fect drainage ; line red shot soil; cov ered with brush and some pine and oak tinilier, all of which is easily cleared. 9 inches of water from Fast Fork irriga tion ditch uoes with the place. A beau tiful view can be had from this place overlooking the valley Absolutely the best buy in this district. Price, 8800 an acre ; $3,000 cash; balance to suit purchaser at 8 per cent. This land is excellent for strawberries as well as apples. 1$) Acre Half mile from city limits on Belmont road; all in orchard except a half acres where there is a cluster of pines and oaks r served for a building spot. There are 300 Newtowns and Spitzenltergs con.ing 6 years old ii. xt spring; 140 Newtowns and 4 , Ark ansis Blacks for polleniieri coming 3 years old next spring; 12 twelve year n il trees of assorted variety for family use and a 4 year old family orchard of 17 petches,' pearr, cherries and two walnuta Sixa. iesof st raw berries be tween rows. The soil is a neb easily worked loam ; 6 inches of water goes .lih n1aa This nronertv lies ideal and is a good buy at 812000. StO Acres -Unimproved, about 7 miles from Hood River on the Fast Side high and sighth ; easily worked red shot soil: all good orchard land; under the ditch. Some oak and pine timber. Price 8150 per acre. Easy terms. 20 Acres H piles out in the Crupper district; perfect soil, fine drain age; high and sightly; stream through place which affords good fishing and free irrigating water for live acres. New; room house, hard finished, costing $1750. There are 2H2 twelve yew old apples, mostly Spitzenberas ; 90 four vearold Spitzenbergs; 207 2 year old Newtowns and Spitzenbergs, and a tarn ily assortment of peaches, pears, cher ries, apricots, etc. Trees are all W prime condition. 5 acres of strawberries mostly spring planting. Half mile to school house and store; R. K D. and telephone; 4 inches of water. Price $13,500, $5,000 cash. t r a c rnimnroved, near Summit Station. No better red soil in the valley ; all good orchard with Bond drainage; irrigaii' clay land from 1.-... L.,.l, 1 .ratine I ItC I. l Iimoi county road. The buyer of this tract can double his money on same in one vear's time by planting it to orchard. 'Price 8H600. 20 Acre Improved. Ixicated in center of West Side. 5 miles out on county road. Nice location, fine so I, good drsinage. 15 acres in two year old j : ' ,i ,nJtnn: there being orcuaru in ki i7 N..mnii. 000 Spitz-nbergs, am and there ..... ...i ...... 1 1 1 1 1 L - . u ai init ial .,rKHlinnH . Wagners for pollenizers. Balance of place in meadow and pasture. 5 incl.ee of water stock goes with place. Price $11,000; $3,000 cash. Devlin 4 Firebaugh Leading Dealers Shetland Building Portland, Ore H,R.8.4T.Co.Bldg, Hood River Best line of men's gloves in the city at the Haven rt Harness Co. See Hart Bros, for good lard. Line and Sulphur Solution in any quantity, at Whitehead's. Highest market price paid for veal and chickens. McUuire Bros. Get vour spray hose from McDonald. Clean new stock, no factory scraps. Take home at bottle of Mt. Hood Oyster Cocktails put up by DeBnssey's Oyster House. Sweet cream and home-made ice cream at Parker Bros., Hall building. Free delivery. (J. W. Ktlmunds, M. l). hve, ear, Summer office hours, in. Phone 3S12L. If you want to buy or sell real estate go to Onthank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. The Singer sewing machine is the cheapest on the market. Big discount for cash this week. Sold exclusively by Paul Hubbard's Music House. Smile's Piano House, in the First Na tional Hank building, lias just receiveo several tine pianos from eastern fac tories and also a complete line of Edi son, Columbia and other phonographs. Piano tuning a specialty. Phone 188 L. Fresh Frozen Eastern and Olympia Ovsters by the pint, quart or gallon at DeBnssey's Oyster House. sj Have you heard these songs: "Lone some," "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now," "My Pony Boy," "Take Me Out For a .loy Ride," and 'When I Marry You." Come to Paul Hubbard's Music House and listen to them. You will want some of them. Buy vour meat from Hart Bros. Miss.l W. Davis snent Sunday the guest ot Fcnland friends J. C. Morland, of Salem, visited hie ranch in tbe valley last week. K C. Blackmiin left this week roc Forest drove after having spent sev eral mouths on his ranch In the val ley. Miss Lois Taylor returned to her home in l'be Dalles after bunding several days the guest of Miss Leuora Adams. A ohapter of tbe Acacia fraternity to which only Masons are eligible has been installed at the UnivesrUy of Oregon. J A Owens was arrested Saturday night for drunkeneps end forfeited $10 bail which be put up to be re leased Fresh Oysters in any quantity at DeBusaev'l Oyster House for banquets and parties. Olympia Cocktails always on hand. Albeit Tozler, of Portland, spent Saturday at the apple fair and left Suuday to spend seveial days on bis ranch near Winans Misses Eleanor O'Connoer and nutheri.ie C ihaliu came from Port land Saturday for the lair and spent Sunday the guests of J. A. Epoing and family. . .. . . i i .. i A H Kahies. wno owns me -iitjj ranch in the Oak Grove district, ...i ta Portland Monday with Mis. r .hi.u iinH thev exneot to spend the winter in tbe City. J J. Johnson, of Portland, state unir, of the Oreaon Orange, came to Hood Kiver Sunday and has spending the week .peaking mem ben of the local granges countiy H A. and A. 0. House, of Dulu'.b, Minn, are looking ovei tbe valhy with a velw to investing in apple lands The gentlemen have land In the Wenatchee country, but are very favorably i1 pressed with Hood Kiver. The Portland papers bave aonouuc 1 ed the engagement ot Miss Ernestine i Failing, daughter of Mrs Edward Failing, to Horatio an.un, ot r moot Miss tailing is a fi-ter of '.Mr E H. Bhepard. of this city, and : Is at prese .t in Middlebury, Conn. See Hart Bros, for good lard. ' Shoes made or repaired at Jobnsen's. been to the in the Kv. M. E Hoolton, of The Dalles, was here Friday. J. T. Wilson, who is engaged in the auction business in Port laud, spent Friady here. Miss Nettie Littel, of Spokaue, was here last week the gueet ot her unole, Peter Mobr and family. J. Edward Dunbar and wife, of Portland, were the guests of Uleu Oil lette and wife dining tbe fair. C W. Waring, fotuiery a newspaper pubisber in Orand Lodge, Mich., was here last week lookiug over tbe val ley. . Mrs. J. W. Moore, of The Dalles, wbs the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Paul Hubbaid, last week during tbe fair. John H. Hartog and daughter, Knrlue and Hika, of Eugene, were he e Saturday taking in the apple fair. E A. Baker, has had a bunob of strawberries on exhibition iu Joe Vogt's window wbiob ripened on bis ranch last week. Lane oounty tork first place, with Benton aud Mai ion second and tbrid at the Will mctte valley apple fair in Albany last week. Louis H. Aaiueson, Beciver ot tbe U. S laud oilte at The Dades, was a visitor at the apple show last veek aud gave it very high praise in an interview to the Chionlcle. William Ecoles, president ot the Mount Hood Kailway company, has just purchased from the W b ite Motor Car a large seven passenger, 40 horse power White Steamer oar. Portlaud Journal. T A. Samtuis, of The Dalles, at tendnd tbe apple show here last week. Mi. Sammis spent some time here during the summer aud has re eeot.lv In gun oleuriilg unit putting out to apples, a quarter seution near Tbe Dalles. It is said tbat prioes are now beiug obtained on land through which the uew railroad survey up the White Sal mon valley runs, it is rumored to be au S. P. & S. , roud and to be goiug through to bit the Northwest ern PaciHo oo the Yakima river. C. B. James, managei tor Swetland A Son, in Portlaud, oame to Hood River Friday, and joined bis wite who has been at tbe Waucoma for three weeks. Mr. James expects to buy some lots iu the upper part of the city and build a buuaglow heie K. O. Ke.xford and H. T. Parr ar rived last week from Indianapolis. They bad visited seveial other fruit districts on the const, but tbey say tbe Hood Kiver looks tbe best to them of all the places they visited aud they will probably locate here. The students at Cornell university are going to give a big fair according to au exchange, aud they expect to bave on exhibit products fioni all parts of the United States. As tbey looking for tbe best of everything they should bave some of Hood River apples on exhibit.. A party was held at the bone cf Mr. aud Mrs. Levi TuUle last Sat urday afternoon when a number of old trieuds aud school mates met foi a sociil time. Tbe el.ie, object of the gathering was to meet with Mr and Mis. Lewis E. Morse, ot Hood Kiver, Oregon. Mr. Morse was born iu tbia violuUy aud left here Xt years ago tor tbe lar west when 18 years of age. A bountiful pioiulc suppei was served sod all in attendance pas sed a pleasant afternoon Beldtug Mich News. Ed Culbertson left Friday for his home iu Uashington, Pa., after spend ing a week here with his brotbe-ln-law, J. W. Rigby Mrs. Culbertson vilsted here recently and she was so impressed with tbe val ey that sbe urged ber husband to stop be e on bis return from the A-V P at Seattle. Mr. Culbertson bought 30 aores of laud iu the Mt. Hood district for wbicb be paid $8000. Abour. 18 acres ot Ibis land is cleared and is now being set to apples. Three sons ot Mr. Culbertsou will come here iu the near future to take charge of tbe ranob Austin Oettim returned borne today from Hood Kiver wbere be went to make au exstuiuaiioii of his twenty acre fruit farm. Mr. Usbum reports his ranch in excellent ooodition and tbe prospects for good orops nn- excel lent He also reports tbe appel crop. as very shoit and Is fully two-thirds less than that ol last year, which Is attributed to insects and pests that were so numerous this season. All precautious were taken at the time and much spraying was done but could not overcome the attack ou their tiees. The rain of the present week a ill be of great benefit to Hood Kiver people as it has been very dry- tor aevral weeks iu that section. Mr. Ostium hBS brought a splendid assortment ot fruit frctu the different terms ot tbat district and will plaoe them ou display ou Weduasday at the orQoe of K. Osburn on Commreioal street. Astoria Budget. Hart large Wienerw urst and sauerkraut at Hart's S. W. Stark left Monday for Pen- dletou on legal busiuess. Nothing but the best meat at Bros. Fletcher A Fletcher have a few- spring chickens dressed to irder. Mrs Wyatt Staik, of Mosier, Is vis iting ber eon, Sam Stark, aud wife. Fresh Olvnipia oyseters for sale by tbe quart or gallon at Rose & Richards. Chailes Hall went to Portlaud Tues day for a couple of days' busiuess trip. J. P. I hittou and wife, cf lleppner, visited J. K. Nunaamker and wife last week. A. A. Jayne and wite returned Sun day from an extended trip tbiough the east and south. Buy your meat from Hart Bros. Carnation, Holly and Butter Cup Milk, three cans for 25 cents, at C. S. True b on the Heights. Paul Hubbard handles the Singer sewing machines. Look at the Singer and you will want to buy it. Ross & Richards are the Hood River agents for the Hazelwood Co. and han dle lirst-class butter, eggs and cheese. Blagdon A Ferguson have opened a barber shop next to Lane A (iibbons and invite t lie patronage ot the public J. B. Candllsb, of Portland, a rep resentative ot tbe Oregon Short Line, was iu towu Wednesday on busiuess. William Davidson, of Coeur dV leue, Id . arrived last week to see tbe (mil fair and visit his brother. P. S. Da vidson. Mrs. M. J. F. Morgan, of Canyou City, baa been the guest of W. b. Qribble and family at M ' Hood dur ing the past week. Ten acre tracts of line apple land at $100 down, balance on easy terms. You kcan double your money in a year. O. J. Nelson A 'o.. Smith Ulock. The ladles' aid society of the Con gregational church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'olook with Mrs. W.C. Uilmoie at the paisouage. Hood River Yellow Newtown Sweet Cider, made from hand sorted and washed apples. Your grocer will de liver same freBh and sweet at 35c per gallon. North Bank schedule effective Sunday October 81 : Wesi bound trains stop at Underwood at 9:32 a. m. and 5:17 p. in., east bound trains 12:13 p. m., 7:42p.m. and 10:03 p. in. Many of tbe Portlanders who came to see the apple fail Saturday were doubly tagged as that day was tag tlay foi the baby borne iu Portlan I and tor tbe fiee library in Hood Kiver. 400 acres of choice apple land at $25 an acre, 10 miles from Boot River, at Lyle, one half cleared; worth double that for potatoes ami hay. Mee our samples of apples in llartwig's office. Wanted Man to represent the Dent ley Pneumatic Cleaner in Hood River and The Dalles. Call on .Ino, R. Taylor, Mt. Hooti Hotel, or write Towslee A Taylor, state agents, 602 Swetland bldg, Portland. nil Volney Seebeck, a surveyor of the Underwriters' Equitable Rating Bu reau, at Portland, was bere Tuesday looking over seveial of tbe new build nigs in town with a view to setting tbe insurance rates. l'be Kggermoot exhibit of i2 boxes of apples at the fair last week w is sold hy Henry and Thomas Avery to the Seeley and Lwell company of Poit land for a very s.itlsfactory figure. Tbe exhibit consisted ot four boxes ol Newtowns, four of Jonathans, two of Spitzenbergs and two of Wagners. We are reminded by the display win dows at Morlan ft ioodman's store of the fact that in clothes inakinghe ob ject is to oring out the finest points of garments. In the old days it was the part of window tiinunej and salesmen to hide deficiencies. The nast ten years lias witnessed wonderful changes In methods. To TBI Housk Owxni Hucksters are selling No. 3 oats for less than we are paying the grower lor No. 1. We have tested a numlier ol samples ot tin No. 3, and find they contain 25 to SO per ent wild oats. Why not buy No. 1 ot us ami mix with 25 per cent saw dust (which has the same feed value as wild oats) and save atiout $4 per ton. Hood River Milling Company. See Hart Bros, for good lard. WASHOUGAL About 45 miles from Aood River on tbe Spokane, Portland A Seattle Railway, and on the Columbia River 25 miles from Portland, Oregon. CHEAP LAND compared with other places of our pro ductive Northwest, but the richest soil in the country. We want to show you. NO electric STORMS, hot WINDS or flying sands in summer or SNOW in winter. Purest spring water to be found anywhere, and the finest oil mate. That is what makes this as line a fruit section as can lie found anywhere for Peaches, Apples, Pears, tjiiinee, Prunes, Cherries ami all other daises, as well as the smaller fruits. Wheat, oats and other grain, potatoes and other vegetables yield heavily per acre, as well as clear timothy clover ami other grasses, and all this is done WITHOUT IRRIGATION Its a hit: dairy country, too. What more do you want'.' We ask that you make a visit here before deciding upon a location, and to call on Washougal Dairy & Land Co. Washougal, Washington M-M- H-M-M-M I 1 I' H-H School Time is Here So are the SCHOOL BOOKS. Every Book for every Grade. Get your Bookl and Supplies early and avoid the rush. Everything for school use and just What the teacher ordered at .... SL0C0M'S BOOK STORE i..i..l..i..;..I-H"I--l"H-l"l"l"W-l-l'W-l-H Uold Watch Offered Patrons. Tbe management ot the (lem Tbea tre has n one Indy s gold watch on display in tbe window of Laraway's stole, which will he given away to the pstions at that amusement bouse next Wedn-sday evening at a. la. the vis itors to tbe picture shows during the coming week will each be given cou pons, which they should save and be ou hand with Wednesday night Many big crowds were pleased with the Ulnia at tbe Hem during tbe fair and the standaid ot pictures is being kept np. Full line of pickles. Hart Bros. Bee Hart Bros, for good lard. W. A. Firebaugh, of Devlin ft Fire baugh, of Portlaud, spent last week In Hood River. J. D. Young, of Portland, spout Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Kliza betn Young. Clyde C. Cooper, of Ann Arbor, Mich., was here last week visltng J. H. Osborne. Mrs. Warren, of Portland, was the guest of S. F. lilythe ami family dur ing the apple show. J. H. Devlin, of Portland, oame up no the exclusion for the apple show aud remained over Sunday. H. E. Williams, ot the I'oitlaud Commercial Club, was here Saturday looking over the Hue apples. Johu Couuel. obaulleur for the Transfer aud Livery company, baa gone to Portlaud lor the winter. David M. Duuue aud wife, of Port land, were guests ot Charles T. Farly aud wile during tbe fair last week. Oeorge II. It lines, secretary of tbe Oregon Historical Society, came up fiotn Portland to see tbe apple lair. U. D. Katinger, a former lesideut, now liviug iu St. Johns, came Thurs day for the fair and to visit with friends. Dr Ulalock, a well known fruit man Horn the Walla Walla countiy, was here with Judge Van Detuan foi the apple lair. (J. W. Phelps, prosecuting attorney, Iroin Pendleton, was here Friday looking at tbe big apples aud calling on old friends. Property owners In the vicinity ot (Ink and Fighth and State aud Sixth sheets, are taking up a subscription tor fire hydrants on those corners. Amoug the Oregon fruit growers in tending to take part in the Spokane apple show, the Portland Telegiam mentions Johu II ikel, ot Hood tliver. Begiuing Monday the tee for the registration of mall was raised from eight to ten cents and at the same time liability of the government tor loss was rais-d from 25 to $50. Henry Lobb, or San Francisco, and Prank K. Smith, of Portland, Pacillc coast mauBger and Oragou manager respectively, of the American Suiety Co., were In Hood River on business last week. B. H. Hartwia's office in the Smith Block will be headquarter! for Lyle apple land. This I a ml is identical with tbe Hood River Fast Side, and can be bought at ridiculously low prices. O. J. Nelson A Co. A man who had several extra drinks atinard was taken up Friday by Mar -hull Lewis and made to show that the libraiy tags which he was selling had been obtained in a legitimate man ner. He bad bought them and was merrily assisting the Olufc ladles iu tagging. Wienerwurstarid sauerkraut at Hart's Abstracts Loans Insurance Land Scrips We have the most complete set of Abstract Books in the County. Our records are ex act copies of the transcribed records of Hood River Oounty. We can make an ab stract in the shortest length of time. Try us. The maunder of our insurance department is a man of very wide experience in that line and knows his business. We also handlegovernment land scrip. We are ready for business. We want your busi ness. We know we can please you. We do Convey ancing. Waucoma Abstract & Investment Company, Inc. HOOD RIVER, ORE. Eliot Bldg, Next Door News Office We Want to Supply Your Drugs The extent and variety of our stock is one inducement worthy of consideration. The freshneHH of our goods due to our large trade is another. But the principal reason iH that we always give first consideration to our customers' interests. Our lines are complete and up-to-date. We are confident that you will secure both satisfaction and saving in buyiug your drugs here and we welcome an opportunity of showing you how well we can serve you. We want your trade and bid for it on a basis of bestgoodn and services at reasonable prices. CARL A. PLATH, Druggist ( liurrli HerTlcei. Kegnlar morning seivioe at the Un it in urn church at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 9.46 Vesper servloe at 5 p. m., lasting one hour. Kev. Arthur Hayes Ssrgent will preach at both ser vices. J'opio of morning sermon, "In l'une with Opportunity." Topic at vespers, "The Modern Hlble." Full line of pickles. Hart Bros. W 11. Marshall cold pait of tbe London it Powers tract in thi oppei valley last week, to Mr. Oieenburg, of Koobestrr, Minn. Mr. Kdward Oulheitsoo, of Wash ington, Pa., las, week bought tbe Philip Atwater traot In the upper val lev. The sale was made by W. II. Marshall. Buy your meat from Hart Broi. Horn To P. O. Vouua and wife, a uine pound boy, November 1. Announcement has been made of the marriage to occur at ooon today of K. C. Brook, local manager of the ilrtdal Veil Lumbering Co., to Mlaa b'lorenoe Uanna, daugntei of Mr. and Mrt. James Banna.