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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1910)
Five Many mlTiirrcs are offered as satllafcs ?r Rcyc. None of them Is the car?c fn composition or eJfectiveaesr, so vholesonc end eco nomical, nor will maice such fine food. ROYAL Baking Powder Absolutely Pure Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream ot Tartar C. K. Btnton, Juror circuit court. A Hukarl, juror circuit oourl 1 Thou. Lacey, Juror circuit court ' .1 W. Kntimh Juror circuit court 1'enry Avery, Ju or circuit conn., i Anlone Kllnt, Juror clrcull court H l a', Juror circuit court i t . Jo n- circuit court .1 1) M ( ii, . Joj.t circuit court 1 i 1). Hlnrl i'.k J o. r rir' tiU court I H i i-. l( re, Juror circuit court ! t-onak , irudjur wltnww J. 0 B'ij , " " R, r. fharltou, " " K Yo-sliluart, " " : M . NlifVlna, " ! T. V .Stanley, " " i T, KlmuiM. " ' lewte MfiiKUin," 1 s Noahpre, " " ; Mmtunulu " 'I . Mimura, " " K udt'hHru, llnno, " r. Malota. " " .1 no W. Hlnrloli, Juror grand Jury Wm. avidnon, " B. W. DuDbar, " II. K. Knlrlcau, " Harold Hemtiuer, " A. K. r.uniu, H. H ip, " Pebool District No 3. rent I montli II. K News Co., stationery R A. Kran., Juior trcuit court.. .. Fred Larw o 1, luror circuit court ruif y ercnnU'e Co.. supplies . Geo. 1. Cull ertaon, Incldeutala SHEPARD OUTLINES BENEFITS OF UNION The arlicle following U from na addrei delivered leoeutly by I-:. H. Sheparl, edltm of "Hetter iTuit, " beloie the Portland Apple (Jtowera Association. Tbe flrat part of tbe addreai was printed in I be Glacier last week and this unco i pat, dealing with tbe Union methods of marketing apples, ooooladea the article. (By E. H. Bhepatd Tbe growing and marketing o' ap ples are dis inotly dltteient as dihuu fttoturing and selling and in order to do either well requires special ability. Neatly all large business concerns and factory systems divide their busi nesi Special men are employed and elected with reference to their ability tor tbe different departments I- very factory divides the manufacturing force tiom the selling force. The object lesson is clear and it seems to me tbat every fruit grower should make tbe following deduction Growing truit is an industry and selling f i nit It a business. These two departments nt tbe business thould be divided and men of special ability selected to superintend botb Every orobatdist of experience realizes that bis orchard commands bis un divided attention, and few orobardlste ill And time to properly CHre for their orohaid, harvest their crop and lo ik after tbe selling, even it they hud the ability for both In addition to tbla tbe individual fruit grower, particularly tbe small one, cannot Btford the expen-e of obtuiuing the necessary information to maiket his fruit intelligently. It takes consider able time ami expense to get an in telligent idea of tbe markets, to un derstand their requirements and become acquainted with different truit buyers and commission meu. their financial rstiug and their moral standing, all ot which is necessary to properly at-ll tbe orop. 1 believe tbat every manager of an association hniild annually take a trip and visit every market wheie hisdiatuct does business, and every city where there is a possibility to do business lhe time in not very far distant when every sectico in Oregon, tbat exports apples and peais, 'will have t i send a tepresentative, to Europe to study couditioua to be come ported on markets and require ments of the consumer. We not only want to know all these things but we must In addition wbat district we have to compe'.e wltb, tbe number ot cailoads they will ship and 'be m ire . they can sell for at a profit, the date they will tieglu shipping, tbe height of their season and the eud of tbeir season. In addition to all this In ordei to market a crop suc cessful ly and obUiu the highest prices It is essential, in fact it is ccnipul soty, to keep in touch with daily ion ditiona, not only by correspondence, but by telephone and wiie Fruit must be handled rapidly and with dispatch. We mutt deoide and act quickiy. I n do this intelligently, we must know conditions today, not last week, I hia moans telegram. and lota of them. Now, it wben you go home you will take a pencil and pi per and Ugute out bow much time it will take ti do alt tbess things, that in n j opinion are all absolutely necessarr. and wbat tbe expense will be, 1 believe you will readily reacb tbe con elusion, which i have formed, an I otnour with me in the following opin Ion. Ibe Individual grower bas not got tbe time, and it be has be oouM not afford the expense, if you do there is but one deduction you ili make. We must combine. We mux (Continued on last page) MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in large or small tracts. Borne very g ml land at low prices at present. Good growing community. Six miles cast til Hood River. Parties wishing to buy will do w ell to wriki or see GEO. CHAMBEP UK Musiei i nvoi County Court Proceedings. List of claims allowed by Hood Kiver County Court at February session : A C. Buck., drawing Jury list and Justice court lees I W. Bradley, blacksmith work l.ao Collage Hospital Ass u, liokleu It. hi i liO.Uu u. r Dabney, Supplies 1.7 A. W. Meyer, Juror I W V. H. Williams, luior 1.M1 I 11. Wheeler, Juror UU A. B. Ulszler.juror tieo. Osborne, Juror 1. J. R. Baker, Juror MO W. Garretsou, wiluess il.1V K. B. Uranam, witness 2.U Ueo. Brown, witness 2.10 J. M Belteury, witness MO J . C. Bliay, wiluess 1! 10 W. M. Thompson, witness 2.10 A. H. McKeau 2.10 I. K. Baker, burial expenses 5.U0 Jesse h.dglugton, corouer's fees, elc 14.10 A. W.Uniliauk, services coroner s Inquest 3 70 Koyden K, Warwick, stcnorHpliur lb.M W. D. Copjier, manure conn yard 2.00 K A. Kran., supplies 2.15 Glass iS Prudbomuie, supplies bl.'it J. H. lilll, supplies 06 Mrs. W. K. Aauson, services clerk s ottlce 14.42 Home 1 elepboue Co., pboua rent ti.uO P. D. Hiunclis, gravel 48.110 H. K. Mauulaci. fcng. CO., repair work 6.40 Irwin Uutf.011 Co., supplies 12.05 1 K. Monte, office supplies S.00 fine Grove Box A Lumber Co., supplies. 8.SU i'acifte tslales leleplioue Co., messaaes . 5.55 Tbos. Cameron, scalp bounty 2.10 1'. HaUuian. scalp bounty IS 50 Mbaw Bronson, Insane examination .. 7.60 Security Vault & Metal Works, supplies 50.(0 Geo. I. slceom, supplies tM rttauley Suiub Liumber Co., supplies. .... li.Oi) Smith Bros,, supplies 20.20 T. D. Tweedy, rent care Mrs. smith 14.0U Transfer T.lvery 50 W. r. Hantou, deputy clerk 75.00 G. P. Clirlstle, deputy sheriff 76.00 Jessie ,. Kiug.conip. records 71.H0 I'earl Jarvls, comp. lecorda 75.4U Nellie Mlctiell, oomp. records U4.II0 Kslph Savage, comp. records 80.00 Mrs.l'eurl Jarvls, comp. records I4.S6 Jos. Krazier, Jr,, juror clrcull conrt 10.011 J, B. Casiner, Juror circuit court S 80 W. C. Adams, Juror circuit couil 900 W. A. Durham, Juror circuit court 1080 NelsU. Hagen, luror circuit court 10.80 M. Hawlhorue, Juror circuit court 10.40 B. Bond, juror circuit court D.SO The Apple Growers Union WILL SHIP Strawbeerries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Cherries Etc., this Season. Oar shipping facilities are of the best, and we have n long list of good customers turned over to us by the Fruit Growers' Union, who have sold us their property and busi ness. This gives us the finest outlet for our berries right from the start. We solicit your berry shipments and be lieve we can do your business in a way that will please you. Hood River Apple Growers Union SURVEYING and BLUE PRINTING P. M. Morse City Engineer , Davidson Bldg Hood Kiver office for Newell, (iossett & Walsh, Consulting Engineers of Portland. BERT LANE ' Successor to Shram Bros. IJJJj) 10.:) Ill 0 I 10 60 111.40 Mi i n.no ! i t .40 I I0JJI W.00 s.00 li.rtl 17 i"0 IT 20 i;.oo li.OO 6JU 1K.20 oo t to I n.i4) 1 I 00 t.-lXJ tv 00 li.OO M) Mi 10 80 tou U.00 w.ua io.so iO.OO 51 n W 110 2.110 ,S00 10 II Notice. In pursuance of a petition Bitftieil by 74 ttoekbtildert of tbe Farmers Irrigat ing Co., representing f90 shares of stock a special stockholders' tiieetiiij; will Ik' hold on Saturday. March 6th, UU0, at 10 a. in., at K. of P. Hall. By order of Directors. M. H. Nickklskn, lecretary. FKTITION. We. the unilersl(ned htokholdfrs of the Fairaer IrriKiitlnK Co., do hereby call nyn elal meeting of the stockholders of said Far mers Irrigating Company, for QM purpoae of lnsiriictlug the board of directors to havs proper investigation made and statements furnished by a competent engineer, as to Hie cost ot constructing and operating an under ground pipe system covering the lateralsot the Farmers Irrigating Company. Also an estimate of the cost ot reconstructing, operat ion nud maintaining the present Iluiiie ami ditch system, and repairing and maintaining llir itlch system al'iiic lite Hiunt loads t i to tasks laid riad aaai for ti: 1 public to travel rin abova report t,, in sutiioittiHi to a stock hotdefi1 meeting to ba oalstd u soon m poMl i eafteraald repirt has been submitted to the hoard of dlrecto-i; that Hie stockholder msy know Hit moi economical and efficient system; taking Into consideration the reuiov si of many unsightly Humes and uiiHlglill and unsafe ditches from our vslley. Anil ati other business that may legally come ticfon the mectlNg. Every Mother. is or should he worried when the little ones have a cough or cold. It niny lead to croup or pleurisy or pnetiii.onia then to something more Mrioul. Ballard's Horehonnd Sjrap will cure the trouble at once and prevent miy complication. Clias. N. C'larke. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Not Coal Land. Kepartmenl of the Interior, II. H. ljiud nftlee at The Pal lea, Oregon, January II, 1910. Notice is hereby given thai Jesse I'avtdson of Ml. Hood, Oregon, who, on April Uth, IMS, made Homestead entry (Serial No. MM) No IJ4.H7, forlsd lSw ;(4, lots UA 16 8ee.tr, aod BWU 8 Wi, Hec.il, township I N., Kange 10 F Willamette Meridian, has Must DOtlOfl of lu leiiilon lo make tlnal iivoyear proof, to at. tablllb claim to the land above descrllied. btlbre Henry L. Howe, t'nllea States Com inlssioner, at his ofllop, In Hood Kiver, Ore gon, ou the 5th day of March, I9HI. Claimant names us witnesses: Thomas 11 Urwood, William H. Kdlck, David K. Cooper ami Joseph Dlmmlok, all "f Ml H.kkI, Oregon. j7.in:i c. w. MOORS, WfUter, HOOD RIVER DAIRY Guaranteed Pure Milk Prompt Deliveryjto Any Part of the City PHONE 310X Capital $100,000 Surplus $20,000 Confectionery, Cigars and Tobaccos We Furnish Fixtures in Special Designs i Call in and see our stock under Hood River Banking & Trust Co. Sporting Goods The Ambitious Young Man The young inau who Bays to himself, "I will begin to save money now ho that some day I may be able to go into business myself," is just the young man we want to reach. If that young man would select this bank in which to place his savings he would build up a repu tation here as a saver and help him to secure bunk ing credit wheu he gets ready to step into business for himself. Begin today with a deposit in the First National Bank Hood River, Oregon P. S. STANLEY, Tres. E. O. BLANCH A It, Cashier J. W. HINRICHS, V-Pres. V. C. BROCK, Asst.Casn. Everything Electrical Dean Shaw PHONE 3 The Square Deal Is the place to get your Wagons, Buggies, Hacks, Plows, Har rows, Cultivators, Spray Pumps, Hose & Nozzles, Gasoline Power Spraying Outfit, complete wgt. 328 lbs. Myer Cog Gear Hand Pumps guaranteed to give satis faction. The right kind of Hose Nozzle and Fittings. Extension Head Disc, Harrows with wheel trucks, Garden Tools Planet Jr. Seeders. I have in Stock Rub beroid Roof ing, House Paint, genuine Avenarius Carbolenium, Cooper Spray Groceries, Flour and Feed. Stumping Powder, Caps and Fuse. d. Mcdonald i I mi jsf rwm a a" rm We Give Away Absolutely Free of Cost . n . t m . . . . . . WW The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in Plain I I i fl ( . t. ..... ! ill-J I i2 , n- ,c w hhuw, ui (mcuiiihc mpwn, ny rv. v . i icrcc, pt, it. , ieal Institute at Kuffaln. a Konlc nt MilM lara. n... u. over 700 illustration, in strong paper covers, to any one sending 21 one-cent tamps to cover coat of mailing only, or, in French Cloth binding for 31 stamps. Over 680,000 copies of this complete Family Doctor Book were aold in cloth binding at regular price of $1.50. Afterwards, one and a half million copies were given away as above. A new, up-to-date revised edition is now ready for mailing. Hetter send NOW, before all are gone. Address World's Dis rsNSAKY Mkiiical Association, R. V. Pierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. DR. PIKRCK'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION THF. ONK REMEDY for woman's peculiar ailment good enough that its maker are not afraid to print on its outside wrapper it every Ingredient. No Secrets No Deception. THE ONK REMEDY for women which contains no alcohol and no hahit-forming drugs. Made from native medicinal forest root of well established curative value. 200 Acres For Sale 60 Acres Cleared, ready to plant. For further particulars address J. P. ThomSen OrPhone205M Home Phone 1 74 Third St. and Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon S. . B ARTMESS Funeral Direotor and Embalmer Kstabllshru 1H Years HOOD RIVER, ORIZQON Progressive Fruit Growers WANTING Better Fruit Ought to investigate the merits and results of spraying with Wm. Cooper and Nephews TREE SPRAY FLUIDS The only scientific Sprays produced. Desrip tive Pamphlets and Sprays at D. McDONALD, Local Agt. CHAKLES G. ROBERTS, General Agent 247 Ash St., Por tland, Ore. What Kind of Soap Do f Store i avjMJK&PRAMiI. You Use. tn this line as well as every other, we carry only the best. W a t- a r Armour s sylvan soap is a pure neutral soap, delicately perfumed. FOUR ODORS Violet Carnation Heliotrope Lilac lOc per cuke 25c per box CHAS. N. CLARKE The Glacier Pharmacy i F. H. Coolidge Dealer in Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton high grade Watch es. All Repair Work given prompt attention. Satisfac tion guaranteed. F. H. COOLIDGE WatrhmaHer CSX Jeweler Door Wm! room fortotfly ocoupied iy the Davis Millinery. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET Ph. C. YOUNG. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats Lard, Poultry and Fish HOOD RIVCR.IORE. Phone.Main 6 FreelDelivery