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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1909)
Two KOOD RIVKR QLAUIER, THUR8DAY DECEMBER 30 1909 Issued Kv. iy Thurrday by ARTHUR I). MOB, PuhlUhtr Bmbwrlytloit 91M Per Vear. APU'F.S BEAT ORANUKS. Though tor many years it has been supposed tbat the California oraune grower net making protita, an itrtinle hv h special staff correspondent tit the Chicago Packer, in its PaclOo Coast edition, on " The California Way" would teem to point otherwise. Following ia the opening of the hi tide in the Paoker: "Although California, baa been held up before the fruit growera of all pitrta of the country an the Ideal section for fruit growing fioni tbe standpoint of favorable notiditious both regarding the produolug and marketing of trope, Hie latter feature being particularly empnaalaed becauee el the maintenance of tbe big ex Obanga, a tboiOOgb canvass of tbe aout hern California oiauge belt (lis closes the fart that the industry aa a whole, la very unprofitable to .the growera-coat of the grovea, value of the land, labor and trouble takeu in to couaideiallon. " The Gallfornlaoi eeeui to lie loaiug tbeir prollta beoauae of too much fighting among themselves. The Hpple ia coming into Itl own and the growera of the Hood River valley will be rewarded with even greater proUta if they ataud by and continue tbe ex celleut method of packing and mark el mg which they are now ptaotioiug through the Apple (irowera Union. Not very long ago, Mr. Kllsworth, secretary of the Massachusetts State Hoard of Agiicultuie vialted the Hood ftiver valley and became veiy eutbua matin ovei the tine apple which are luoduoed here. Now the word comes from dear old Hoatou, that Mr. Ella worth, returned to tbat effete bub ot tbe univeae, ia telling the New Kng land farmer that It ia folly for the people to oome out to the Pacific Northwest and pay I'i&O to (aocording to the stage of develop ment) an acie for laud to grow applet on and then abip the apples clear back to Hoatou, where eminently wise per ton I Will pay ten cents apiece for them If they bear tbe Hood River lull I. Ho suggest that the wise thing to do Is to buy laud in New England wblcb sells for If) to 160 an aero and there, without irrigation and "in touch with the old civilization ot the East," raUo their own fancy apple. It ia no doubt true that if the methods uaed by the Hood Hiver growera ware Intituled by the tarmeia of Now England thuy wauld he able to produce a much better apple than now grow in their old orchard. It they would go to tbe furtboi trouble of unaugnlg to have the Japan cur rent How wound Cape Ood aud would boild a taO'tmile of Mt. Hood to over look a tew tDOOtaod nciea of volcanic aoil, which can be secured from the vicinity of any tolcauo which ha been estlnot for the proper length of time, then by praying for the proper proportlona of shower aud sunshine they might laiae Hood Hiver apples. WINANS GIVES DATA ON LOST LAKE ROAD Wiiiaua, Ore., Dec. 83, 1800 In your issue, of this date, "Hanger writes" on Portland and Hood Hiver auto road, making many mistakes in hi deductloiie. F'irat, that it would be neoosaary to build one hundred mile-i ot road, winch la much greater than the entire distance from Port land to Hood Hiver town, Maying nothing of the fact that toad me already liullt the gleater part of the way from both place. Thirteen aud ono half iuiIim of roa 1, already aur veyed and partly built, connects the well traveled n ,uls in Hood Hiver with I. oat Lake and say LB mile to connect, with the road he mention from the lake to the Sandy Hirer, making S8)j mile to make conuec Hons. Ho state that a grade of 1000 feet at the lake and feet on the other ni" would have to be over come well, leas than a 10 per cent grade can be gut In HI miles all tilings coiiHideied, and that dead easy. 1 think tbe average road would tie open with a little woik by June llrst each year. I don't think the United States UovUnlMnt could fairly object to the road passing through the Hull Hun reserve. If it 1 shown to te In the intervals ot Cortland ami Hood tilver, as well as to the rest of the state. I he Uovoru incut aud its agents are the employee! ot the people and the masters. "Han gar" writes that the mad wotilil not benefit farmers aa to travel between Hood Rival Valley and Portland and gucs on to state that the llarlnw road passing Mouth ot Mt. Hood ia made une ot fur travel between Eastern Oregon, by antes, too, during the open seasou. No other Hood Hiver people can gel onto the Hallow road, I ut could aud would use the boat I ,nke pass, as would also Portland and Willamette valley people. The best exploration possible Is given the (J rand Columbia Kivai Can yon by the elllclent steamboat er vb e, the only way to show the beat advantage tha beautiful aeeueiy of botb h des, whereas, an auto road On tbe Oregon llda, under and at the tent of the chits, aud through the dense brush, would show but little ol Oregon 'a aide, hut mora ol the state of Washington. 1'heu, consider the immense dlSaranOa in expense. At least one tunnel will he required, much heavy ruck work ami numeious slides on the Colonililia Hiver route. Hy actual survey, Hit lake route will prove the shortest way. No then, as to the distances, let us con siiler libera we're at. Take the U. 8. blue point maps and you will Mud that the Willamette meridian passes through Portland as also does the tase Hue. These two aie starting polnta tin reckoning location. The base line road running east fioni Portland is on the base linn. Lost Lake Ilea - miles north of tihs base line and 16 miles east of the Willam ette meridian which runs north aud south through Portland. The lake la In Sec. It!, T US., Hange B E , W. M. Now then, uiter reaching Lost I. '.Ke from Portland, the other Kl uiilo already partly built aud in use would connect with the lauge line :i KJ feet north of tbe quarter stake between Township 1 and i north. Hange 9 and 10 east, W. M., jaat r4 mien east of tbe meridian In Portland and . mile north of tbe base line. Portland i going to take tl.e nortet cut to Mt. Hood and while on hei way would better drop Dver into Hood Hiver Valley via tbe lake where the ascent le tbe easiest. If Portland establishes a dliaot auto route to Mt. Hood, Hood Kiver valley will lose nut on tbe tourist travel, which would go direct from Portland. Hut if tbe road ia built via tbe mountain lakes then the climb would be made by way of the Hood Kiver approach, which i tbe easiest. W. a Winan. Mra. P. II. lsanberg apeut Christ mas at Caanade Look. J. V. Edward ha purchaed a new four pus engtr Hoick aulotnohle ot the 1010 model which he will uae to pilot prospective purchaser about (.be valley next year. Christian Cburcli. Hlble sch no I at 10 a. in All invit ed. Mra. Essud, State Hible School Superintendent, will speak at 11 a in., on tbe subject, "The Church's Obllgtlon to tbe School " At I p m. a Worker's Conference will be con ducted by Mrs. Esson and in the evening she will speak on "The Teacher aud his l'tepartion." These are service which all Hible School workers are interested, o all come. A former Resident head. Mia. (J. Ciouse, wife of Prof, ('rouse, f oni.er superintendent ol the city schools, died December according to a letter received by Mrs. Harry Halley. Mrs, Crouse was well known here and she had been in poor health for some time, tbe Immediate can" other death being consumption. She died In Eewisvllle, HI. ('. I. Keebe Mats Cabinet. Christ in as Eve a good crowd gat In r ed in the turniture department ui the Stewart Hardware . Furniture Co., to aee who would be selected as the recipient of the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet aa a Cbriatmas gilt. C. Phillip Heche, i, young bachelor orchaidlat of tbe weal aide, wa the lucky person, and happened to 'he in the crowd to receive the immediate congratulations of hi friends. While a "Hoosier" la supposed primarily to delight a woman, Mr. Heehe it very happy about hi handsome Christmas present and hopes that II may be an aid In gaining foi him a female member ot tbe houehold. Installation And Lunch. Hood Kiver Chapter No. 26, O. E. S. , installed olilcer Tuesday evening, aa follows, followed by a lunch : Mrs. Prance Otteu, W. M. ; U. N. Clarke, W. P. ; Mr. Jennie thump son, A. M. ; Mr. Minnie Jayue, Oond, ; Mr. Nettle Moe, Asst. Cond. ; Mr. Cynthia Kiunalrd, Treat.; Mlas Merle Hlluu, Sec. ; Mi. Lucy lllanchar, Adah; Mr. UateJIe Clark, Kutli; Mr. Khuda Hucklin, Esther; Mr. I' loreuce Castnei , Martha; Mr. Adah lairaway, Eleota ; Mr. Malcenla Wllliama.Chap. ; Mrs. Sarah Marshall, Organist; Mra. Mary Harbison, Mar shall; A. O. Huck, Seu. Masuns. and It. A. C. Install Ofllcers. Hood Kiver Lodge No. lOn. A. V. it A. M., and Hood Kiver Chapter NO. arf. K A. C, Held Installation of officers Monday evening, after which a luncb wa served in tbe banquet room. The Masonic Lodge officers Install ed were aa follow. Halph Savage, W. M. : (ieo. I. Slo oum, S. W. ; W. L. Clark, J. W. ; CI. nonce Hhaw, s I), i E C. Hrock. J. D. I Harold Hersbuer, J. S ; I). McDonald, Sec; lrtiman Duller, Trea. The Royal Aich Chapter oltlcers were Installed aa followa: O. N. Clarke, H. P. ; A. D, Moe, K. ; C. K Marshall, S. , E. U. Hlan char, Treaa. ; Kev. W. (J. Uilmore, Sen. ; A. C. Stateu, P S. ; J. K. Car OB, C. H. ;W. L. Clark, K. A. O. ; Harry Halley, :ird V. ; (ieo. i, Hlo cum, '2d V. ; C. II Cashier, 1st V. ; A. Pearson, H Mra. (.. F. (onley. Mrs. (1. P. Cooley died Monday night at her home uear Odell, after au illness which has extended over a long period. She came to Hood Kiver for her health and has beeu Hiilferiug from heart trouble. Mra Cue ley wa it year old and waa bom iu Union county, her nialdeu name being Jiiila M. MoCully. J. 0. Mc Oolly ia a cousin of the deceased. Heaide her husband two children were left, a boy and girl, aged eight Hnd live respectively. She is stirvlv ed by wo brothers, S. H. MoCullv. of Joseph, and (luy McCulIy, of La i. ramie, aud a sister , Mis. Herman Sonne, ot Hker City. Wednesday tbe body was taken to her old home at Joseph for burial. SI. Paul I. ami i Invests. Two cases are reported by II E. Duncan A Co.to Humphrey Barton, a prominent attorney to St. Haul, who already had considerable properly lliteresta In Hood Hiver and White Salmon, twenty acre of young orchard In Pine JOrove district were purchased by Mr. Haiton l mm Mar shall ,V Wallace. He also bought Ju acres In the Oak drove district from V, C. Shorrioh lor a consideration ot 11,000. Una latter piece has 16 acres of 8 year old trees and the balance unset. Mr. Hart on plans to retire from his law practice I i a few veara aud come to Hood Hiver to live. Duncan & Co. have also sold 20 acre of brush land at .V osier v Weloel ,v Squires, of White Salmon, for frit) an acre. SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA it in now thoroughly established among the best medical authorities thai eczema is purely a skin disease, due ton germ, anil curable only through tin skin. It is not a blood disease at all ; ii fact, thouaandi ol people suffer with skin disease and are perfectly health) otherwise, and thereby prove iney havi no diseased blood Bmearv salves cannot reach the germ baeaute they do nol penetrate tin skin The only way to reach the germs is b means ol a pen ft rating liquid Such a liquid can he obtained by sim ply mixing ordinary oil of wlntergreen With thymol, glycerine and other heal Ing agents. 'Ibis compound, known 01 l. I. D. Prescription, slops the Itch in stantlv and the cures all seem to lie permanent, In (act, it took thousand of CUree, case after case, baton Ibe best scienlillp authorities Wen convinced ol the absolute merit ol this remedy, D. D. D. Prescription kills the germi In the Itching tkin. It effect is teen within one minute alter the tirst application We especially recommend l. 1. D, Boat In connection with the treatment. Km sale by Kelr A Cass. j Nemo Corsets American Lady CLOTHING SPECIALS Men's Suits, black and white mixed double breasted winter weight, worth 8.25, special the the emit $ S.50 Men's Suits double breasted, made of good winter weight foods, hirk tvdxfture, worth 7.75, special ' 5.25 Men's Suits, single breasted, broken plaid, good all year round, suit worth 20, special 14.50 Men's Gray Checked Suits, single Mtiftsted, medium weight, worth 15, special 1 1.25 Men's Dark Suits, single breasted, good winter weight, worth $9.25, special the suit 5.75 Men's Gray Suits, double breasted worth 8.50, special bargain, the suit 5.98 Men's Suits, made of black serge, special the suit only 3.00 Men's All Wool Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits, broken plaid suit, new fall goods worth 22. special price of 15.25 Men's All Wool Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits, black and gray checked worth $18, special 13.00 Men's Gray Suits, single breasted, good winter weights, special the sui 4.SO Shoes Ladies' and Children's Shoes in kid and calf skin. We have bunched a lot of these and you can have your choice for $I.OO a pair. 5 Infants' Moccasins, Blightly damaged by water, values as high as 50c; special your chice only Infants' Wool Knit Sacques, worth 50c, slightly damaged by water; special, your choice only Men's Extra Heavy Fleeced Underwear, the garment only , Outing Flannels, dark and light colors, very good for quilt covering; the yard Painless iisntistry 83. r i hnvn I town people o t tudr id&td ijjtta'''1 'ri unsworn nSliihi'd in 000 daf 6T I ' "u . p Wa will give you a Rood J3s22k ftfd or porcelain fcrownfor $3.50 WMclar Crowns 5.00 Ji22knri(VTtth 3.50 3flGdd Fillings H Enamel Filling flSilfer Filling! 'lfitay FiCnffi 1.0c 1.0c 50 2.50 ; r ,Ur'. mm IfWawt B(J Rub- 5.C0 rrt I OR, W, !. WISI, NHifWH-flj - ' k ter tn f .9V ! m fiw nmutstci w pmtuu rpult Lir't;oi .50 ! WORK GUARANTEED TOR 9 Y (7f j 'ftlnir, .i i.iu u'l.nn prefl n a efntn or brtdoo work lOglMftdi Cou"idt: 1 10. 1 t re,., y-ui cnrn.it aii lMrtr I UnlrMWOrk C0Mfi .1 : I llv 1 1 ,i . I atoodt .Mo "crn tjb 1 t , . impmmti I'.ubt n.ottiode. I wise Dental Co. in.lNII Dl'll.l. Nil INCOi:?OBATKD HUDWii.8ry. POR TLAivlD. OREGON FPUS HOUR4: S A. M. ti b t. It. Cnd,.y. II to 1. Athletic Clnb Eleett Dlrectora. I he meinhers nt tbe 1 1 nod Kiver Athletin cl ii b held a meetiiiK in the ('ommerotul club rooms Monday even ing and eleeti I a permanent sxt of dlirctors who met last nl(bt for the llrst time tn oinauize their board. I lie directors ate .iinie J. Derby, Churl,. N Olarka, (1. 'Arthur ('larke, Jaok Hchluter, Jamet K Montgomery, Andy Kern and K. FJ llottess. Ihe club epeott to take the mom back of tbe Kauiona hotel foi a gymnasium. New Project. A new project has just been launch ed on tbe Washington side of tbe Columbia river along the uorth bank railroad, just a little below liood Kiwi, the Manzanola Orohard and Ltnd Uo, Tbe company has secured control of about one thousand acres of Hue Irult land on the we t bank ot the Little While 8almou river, have plaited it in live and teu aero tract aud Is now prepaiiug to put It ou tbe market. The piesident ot tbe com nany, W. M. Kollock, icported that many pmspective buyers are now waiting tor tbe hiiow to go off so they can go over and -elect, their tracts. As this is a heautltul, finely sheltoi ed rich valley, with an unlimited xupply of Irrigation water we pi. diet a quick sale for the eutira tract, it appears that there are ahout .AW acies of valuable fruit land iu tbe Little White Salmon valley foimerlj held ti y the Columhla Koiest liesei ve, the Oregon Ijiimbor Co. aud specula tors. Am yet only about a thousand acres ut it Is open foi purchase. Ulcv-Tcinipkitis. I led Rial and Mi-h Fiina K. l'omp kins were married Hecemher 2U, at high noou, at tbe home of tho lirlde parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tomp kins. Kev. w. v. Qllmora solemuiz ed'heHervlce In the presence ot a large nombar I relatives ami trlendl Mi. aud Mrs. lxles left on a'te'uooii iraio tor Portland, Salem and Kiigeue and will return to live on their Hue place at Mt. Hood. Ilcnkle Sproat Die wedding ot Mlxa Inn. i. Sprnat, daughter ol' Mr. ami Mrs. C. II. Bpioat, and Mr. .1. C. Ilenkle, oi roriiana, wsh eeieuraied last ihumdiy al the home of Ihe bride's parents no out eisi Blue. ner. r, . Hpauldlllg perrormed the tnairiage ceremony in presence of a tew I ra ced lata relatives of the bride mid XI lotn. I be pretty SproMl home was decorated Willi holiday greens aud it aat a true ChrixttuaN Redding, 1 lie brida is an accomplished young lady, popular in Hood Kiver socieiy. She was a student 111 Oregon Ami. "iiliurai College foi years and grad- 1 uatd from the music depai tmeiit. Mi. Ilenkle - a gradeate In electrical ' inalpaailng ton the ttma Inititntion mil spent two yea it with the Ueoeral KlaOtrlu company in Sclieneclsdy, N. ' V. He Is now consulting engineer villi the Oregon Water and i'ower 1 company at Portland, Mr and Mrs Ilenkle have goue to! Portland, where they will make then 1 home. Mr. and Mrs. Ilenkle, par- , cuts ot the groom, of CorVsllis, were here for the wedding. MOSIER. Mrs. John Krans sfient Christmas holidays with her daughter, Mn. Frank Macy, in Hood Kiver. l'eioy L. Arthur is spending this weak at bome with his parents, at Castle Kook, Wash. Miss Jonuie Hooth is home roui OalllO till i week. Mrs. A. H. Olto, of Hood Kiver. ipent Friday In Mosler. Miss Anna C. tiodheraeu oame home Chrlntmus moruiuk fioni Monmouth, Shoes ARTHUR CLARKE 2fe Jeweler Wishes You All a Happy and Prosperous New Year where she is teaching. she will sptiud the week heie w'th relatives. Uoll Freadriok spent C hristmas heie with his family He iett for the Dalles Monday morning, weie he will undergo an operation on his right arm, which was trokeu ahout live weeks ago by rocks from an unau uounced blast, uear where he was working on tbe Des Chutes river. Frank Middleswart came home F'li day from Mt. Hood, where he had spent several days with his brother, Hart Middlesunrt aud family V. C. Vouug aud family have a cved into their ne residence. W, K. Chuwn evpe In to mote soon into the new bungalow just com pleted by I). W. Iludso.i. Mi-s Maude Hateham is t ouie for the holidays. Mrs. Amy Hove, trimupal of the Mnsler tbool, is spending this week at her homo Iu Hood Kiver. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Davidhizar oame home I riday trom Portland, where they spent several days, having specialist treat Mrs. Davidhizar for an uhcesa in the ear. Hha came home feeling much hetler. Ihe evening or the 33ud, a new daughter arnved at the home of Mr. and Mrs John lieidld, on the Lehowa ranch. Olto Hage arnved home last week from a trip to Germany, where he spent about six mouths with old Iriends and relatives. He likes the old country, but thinks America is belter. A large orowt? attended tbe Christ a au tree and excrcists F'l iday even inn at ,the Itaptist chuiub and every body bad a gnod time, as Santa Claus remembered old end y ung. lbs Hoys of tbe Atbeletic Club uud the boys ot the Woodman team played a name of hasket hall Thursday even ing, t he Cluh team wnu by a lug majority, hot tbey had a pleasam evening aud all who ntteuded, eujoy ed the sport. Miss Uraea HodgO. ol Hood Kirrr, is speudiiiK the holiday in Mosiet with Mits Irma Phillips. I he small hnys are out early and late now eiiinyinu coastiiut to their I Utattl content. No school this week J Hid plenty ot snow. j J. K, Wilcox was in Hood Rival Monday, 1'be Horticultural Society held an all day session Monday, December 'Si, at Lambs Hall. Seveiul out ol town I tpaakara ware praaent, J hey railed a laoaaa at 'J p m., to allow the tsv i payers ot dittrlOt No. 8, to bold their meeting, which had been call, d i tor that hour. Our Experience Will make money for you B. E. Duncan & Co. Fruit Lands Orchards Uhe Paris Fair Hood River's Largest and Best Store Ladies9 Coats A special lot of ladies' Coats made of good heavy all wool goods. They are slot coats and one not strictly in style, but they are made by good firms and we will sell them at small fracl ion of their value, Your choice 1 J, P. and Ki M. rioss enjoyed a visit trom the r si-ter, who lives' In Portland, Saturday slid Sunday. J. N. Mosler went to Portland tc spend Ibe holidays with I. is wife and daughter, J. K. McOregoi and II. F. bothfur are in Portland on business this week. I.ee Hunter whs In Hood Kiver Friday. Mr. and Mrs. O. .). Smith, of Port land, spent Christmas here with their ton, Fred, and their daughter, Mis. J. I'.. Cole and family. While we tild good bye to the Old Vear, And eive Ihn New Veai greeting, Let ut do kind deeds, aud speuk k nd words, Kemeuiheriug that time is Heeting. BELMONT. Misses Nina Noble, llettie Kadlifl, Pearl I seu berg,. Pearl Hlalock and Lizzie Lhy, hslmont young lad let, who have beeu away teaching school, are borne for te holiday season. Miss Maud Meinll left Friday for Clacksmas to aU nd a family reunion at tbe borne of her grand parents. There was a gathering of the teu children of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Iseuberg at their home Chrl-luiae day. Thiee married sons, and their families, two married daughters and tneir ramuies, who with the iinmar I ried sons and daugbteis, made un a large number. Other guests were, Mrs Parker, Knllie Parker, wife and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Somerville, 1 rank (,'ulu and (leorge Carleton. A bountiful dinner was served and laughter, ruei riinent and good cheer made every heart, light This is Ihe one day ot Ihe year which every 'sen berg makes it a point to spend under the home roof and each yoHr sees an addition to the family. Will Davis, wife aud family, W, J, Wollun, wife and daughter, aud ('lei sure Riper, spent Christmas with J. W. Davis and wife. Mr. F'rcrey and family fioni htarrett district spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs I ,.i ell Mr (linne, wife anil deughler. are spending tbe holidays wih J. K. Nun atnakai and tsmilr. Mr. and Mrs. Chinch spent Chrlst with (J. B, Miller and family. MOs bant will stay with Mrs. Mil ler for nwinle and Mitt U a will le turn to the Uotthga Uoapltal today. F.arl Ordwaj ramti from Bilvtrtoo to spen t Cbflttmaa with his psieuts. Mr. Ilngts and daughter spent Sun day st the dome of A, A. Oatehel and family. Gloves A large line of men's and boys' Sample Gloves. All kinds and made of all kinds of leather. Gauntlets and band wrists. We bought these at a discount and are selling them at a big saving. Miss Lida Jones got hurt coasting one day last week. Mr. (lalloway and family entertain ed friends at dinner Christmas day. Ibe Christmas exercises at Uelmont Chuiob weie well attended. Santa Clam was theie and the hearts ol tbe little fools were made glad. Fery one who took part did well, tbe sing ing heing especially good. It- would te well If tbe chorus always tie k part. MihS Lena Ueoherg eaog a tolo Sunday on romp tbat was much en joyed. Majorie Alice is the name of the little daughter at the Miller borne. K v. H. J, Wood preached a veiy fin I In i t ma- sernu. on Sunday mom ing aud iu the evening he spoke ot the lite, chaiactei and inUuence nt W, hi (iladstone, the Lnglish states man aud Christian. For Sale. Will sell any portion of ray land from 40 to 100 acres. 25 acres cleared, 14 acres in standard vaiieties of apples 4 years old. Located one mile north of Mt. Hood post office. Plenty of free water. JAS. LANGILLE Mt. Hood, Ore. New Homes. The Mancanola Orcbtrd & land Co. now offer to the man of small means an opportunity to own a fruit ranch in the Little White -aim. hi Valley.- The com pany has pintle I ahout I C00 acres in live aud ten acre tracts, and now oilers them for sale at prices and on terms that make it possible fur those of limited means to own a good home of as fine u i igmeu n nn uiiiu as can oe loniid m the whole Hood Kiver fruit district. I his valley is located on the north tiank nt the ( cilumbia river, h miles he low Hood River. If interested see, phone or write to C. B. Criaman, Dnderwood, Wash , cen tral phone, or ft ti. Wilson, Hood Kiver, Oregon, phone 2093M, For l.ale-Fine level lot, HO x PIO feet tn to It MltyiSouse oft lOomi, treat, olty water end fenced View or MM. Ho d 'uud Adams Price, aw). PnoneM-M, x For Sale Household furniture, range, beau er and kit 'hen nteailia almnal new. a.iln al bargain Address A. ('. U-uder. (Paid Kiv- I'lione llilj-L. & I. all cut froni Orders alien phone Odell For Hale F rat class fir woo d well seasnrei. o. Qoldthwalte. niptly. .1 Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts 5c 25c 38c 6c Oakdale Greenhouse Roses, elirulis and bulbs now ready for fall planting I'lant now anil liave blooms next year. Hyacinth Nareissi, Early and Late Tuli)8 on band. Hardy pblox, primroses, locktpur, oriental poppies, snapdragon, hollyhock, etc. A few White Wyandotte cockerels 1 to 3 each. I'ot plants at Franc. Fletcher it Fletcher. ('or Item-Furnished rooms, liOl Oak Street. Mrs. Ella K. Otis. No Feiry After Dark The tlmlerwonii Ferry will not meet the evening trains iMiiiln i'IIiiu with A nod Kiver during I he winter months ou account "I darkness. Harry Olsen. oiH Kor Sale Gentle horse, broken to wnrk double, single or under the saddle. H. ri. Wallace, Hhiidnw HriKik Farm. Phone PHI M. For Hale -Good timothy bag, at lioat land ing. Inquire ol U. A. Moore, H0i Ninth siieet Hood River, Oregon. d31 Lost Black borte tad boggy from Twelfth and PlesNHUt V liw streets Hunriay, Dee mlier 5th, at :M o'clock. A reward will be paid tor Infni illation leading to the raooveryof horse and buggy. Cull IMiX. J. I). M. Warren For Sale-One N. W. lloiiu. team of good larm horses, dtu Wanted To let contract to complete the clearing ol about ID acres and plow same. Hand grubbing about done. Only :Crnedium sised stumps ID entire truct. Inquire L. A. Ueruian, K Mj nines nui on toe Ml. Htsia K. K. PhoatMlz. j6 aal side. Wanted -Claike. (iood milk cow. Chas. N. tr Ko Hale or Trade 12& Newtown trees and US polenltert, oae year old. fhoueiftiM. Ill Piano For Male- lligb grade, almoat new. VViilnut case. In perfect condition. Lost MM, Will Sell Br tifoV I'hoiie 184-X. J13 For Kent -7-room house, at VM Cascade av. enue. luiiulre ul ltd I Caacade ae. or iilmnn llHS-l,. WOOD FOR IALE- deliver wood any place In II. mil River. P. a, Wilkinson, phone MM. J13 Fnr Sale-Piano cneap; also piactlcally new 1.. C. Smith typewriter. Phone IHM,. Jt3 For Hale-Ten or twenty acres, nine acres In -. 8 SBQV4 year old orchard, 8 aerea In clover, ' acres readv for ulow. hulunee o.m.nI . easily cleared. Three acres strawberries be tween tree. 6CJ wr acre. not K. 0. Mahaney, Ode I. For s ile-Hay, alfalfa and clover, l-Da tun Ralph Hlarteht, Phone;tsji,. jjj Contract to I et-To bail I 8 room bun;alnw liouse in Mt. Hood district, with right to re jeut any and all bids. For plaus and apeclfl cstjons see J. F'. Thompson, Ml. Hood, phont Odell TW. jo Found-Lip robe, Owner may have same by calling at Oakdale Ureeuhouse, desciil'iug 1 operti and paying tor thla ad, jc, PASO ROBLES SPRINGS CURE NERVOUS WOMEN Women at the Verjre of Despair Are Restored to Fresh Health. The Hot Springs at Paso Roblea, Cali loinia, are beyond doubt the greatest natural active agency in America for the restoration of female health l"St, women todav urn aiiffaolni. at ictitly pain.nnhappinesa and disappoint ment beoauta ol tbelr inability to cure themselves of woman's ills. Tbey have drugged themselves and have tried other means for relief, but are still hopelessly seeking health in the same chaiinelt year alter year. Pato Roblea waters contain all that seems to be required by the tyttem to regulate the delicate machine of" woman, while the perfect air, the beautiful scenery and pleasant surroundings bring peace and quiet to the sensitive nerves of women so necessary to her health. In the hotels and laiarding; bouses one meets people of all degree', for these S("l",1,v ?0W "" cM(i quality or station of life. Paso Kobles gives luealth to all wlmse-k its waters and its air. The hath bouses are wonders of modetti science and comfort F'or weak, nervous, suffering women, no matter what condition of health they may be in, Paso Rubles is a refuge for certain health. No one, unless b or she be afflicted with tuberculosis or tome unclean malady, is denied the use of the baths. Paths of all descriptions can be had sulphur mud, vapor, hot, steam and cold, while the drinking of the waters serves to bring one relief for all manner of stomach, neurotic, kidney and other troubles. Paso Rohles is not a dream of some lar awilv Mecca Win-re In nt !. t . - - v, inniiii annus HI the end of a costly journey, but is a spot within California where health maybe asKiiijr and man and woman nun- be ,.,lr,.rt if ,,,ev , t ry . A small book, neatly illustrated, hat Kvn recently published by , n.a,,,,. !'ent telling the story of the Hot Sprincs in a most interesting manner and giving complete informaton. Semi for it. either W m. McMurrav, General IW enter Agent of ibe O. R: 4 N Portland,