The Hood River glacier., April 21, 1910, Page Two, Image 2

HOOD KIVER GLACIER, THUBSDAT APRIL 21 1910
Two
ARfHL W U. MOB, Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 Per Tear.
POLITICIANS' WZH SEASNON.
That 'he open season for politicians
is now on was indicated Wednesday by
the appearance in Hood River of 0. P.
Hoff, State Commissioner of Labor
and Factory Inspector. Mr. lion cal
led at the Glacier office and tried to
chaer us up after the inspection hold
up which was worked on all the
country newspapers of the state a few
months ago by his representatives.
He tried to explain that the i) wnicn
trie state taxed us for having a man
spend ten minutes looking about the
snep was prefectly just and money
well spent. However, we still fail to
see it. In trying to bIiow that there
was DO grafting and no extra inspec
tors hired In hia department, he ex
plained that his department turned
7 ikhi to the state treasury which
they could have spent if vhey had been
.hi. , think of anything to spend it
fur. The inspection of small printing
officii nets the state a pretty good
a,t at that rate and while ;we are
gratified to now that a portion of onr
money gets by the army ot peuy onice
holders into the coffers of the people,
it seems reasonable that more just
method of taxation might be framed
up. No mutter who is inspected, the
mate should not conduct the inspection
hiiaineki in order to keep a bunch of
ne'er do well, in jobs or to get a
muMU fur itself.
After wo had explained to Mr. Hoff
what we thought of his inspection
game, of course it was not the pys-
choiogical moment for him to leu us
that he was a candidate for re-election
However, we have our guess that he
in Hi ter the tofficc again and he carries
a good combination to win. He carries
a card on which the most prominent
thk exceot his name in the union
printers' label which ought to catch
the union labor ejement. On the lapel
of his coat, he wears several lodge
amhlama which should line up the tra
tamaJ vote and when he beginB to talk
it is a cinch the should land the German
voter.
HOOD RIVER AS IT
IMPRESSED INDIANIAN
(Continued from First Psge.)
A new German paper, "Der Ruf des
Western" (The Call of the West,)
has been launched in Portland. With
.or meairer knowledge of German we
were led to believe in reading over
the paper that it was to be devoted
to the argicultural interests of the
Pacific Coast with particular attention
to the German farmers. The paper is
well nut up and should find a good
field. Among the advertisements is a
list of Hood River "Obst Farmen.
HOOD RIVER'S EXPERT
JUVENILE SPRAYER
llmt thi science of properly raising
........ tu mtrlv InatilUrl into the Hood
lover valley hoys and that at an early
age they HW capable of doing the work
of eKMrt orchardists is illustrated by
t ie fact that twelve year old Howard
i .wit- tt'iw nun lilloil as an exnert
........ Thin vonthful orchnrdisl runs
a big gasoline sprayer and he did the
. in the. 1,1,- east side orchard
owned by his father, W. P. Cooper and
h s grandfather, w. r. caraway.
'i'V.iu knu ir,un out alone with the
tuai mnA anravar kiet)H the latter ad-
; . I nil ninnintr and does a full
;! wnplf in the orchard with till
......... ...,., inwl triuul re suits which at
. '....a ii,.. ..(TortH of older and more
friiit irrowers. Not onlv
iui itnivu ..v ... - -
du. s young Howard do the work in the
home orchard, but he contracts to do
,!,. ui.i-uiiiu for the neighbors and
., u with hla outfit into the nearby
orchards where he cams $10 a day for
ten hours WorK KiiocKing out. mc
orchard pasts.
f.u4 if oil (ii'cr ( he fifld finally. And
WICU iv " v..v. mmww
she, lately the favorite performer at
. . I t a. I . , . , i , , I , . , F ' '
select mu8.ca.es, wnat waa aucuvs.
hTm-4 niierii' wmnriMi un in the BtlMlV
of chicken raising my specialty, you
I..,,..,, Ami oot nimrpii a stream of vi-
ivjiuvt. ...... r -: . .
....Iaiiii ami nruftical talk Oil the DfMO"
, i, ....... I'- - , i
ing of chickens, with an occasional ref
erence to one 01 tne several wuiuj
: lu ,,r.n fho ruhlp The home of
this family is shown in the Hood River
picture herewith. .
I visited with other friends, Mr. and
m w n Allen and Mr. and Mrs.
i',.i.,',r.. " Aiin late of Indianapolis.
Their home, a beautiful log cabin, is
h.i .,n th. mountain slooe on the
opposite siue oi trie vauej un
dise valley, where there is no strife
... i.inru .. t as to which side
of the valley and which slope of the
mountain is better ior appies.
,.f n.a in., f.f hm'lilinff a Uar house With
the labor of your own hands, beginning
with the telling oi me trees anu uo
ii... .....i.. i, nut of ii.c t loi'. the shaning
un; mi. ...... ,., " r, ; , t .i
of the walls ior windows anu uuu,o,
.,..., la ri.utn soil M l 01 111 B irCeH ,
vcimiua, I" . ,
:....:,! ....... ,.,,.i uKool the wini ows and
II1M.II- LlWIl'g. - " ' ' .
doors of half-sawn small logs; great
firepace, with a bix-iooi opening, wi"
., ,.f tl.o linnl.lorK cleared from your
IfUb Ul ,.,- J ' -- -
Held. Everything from your own place
done by your own hand, ana the nanus
.1 im. un vi, or hllV Who WaS not
u. ,, rv, j -f i .,
sooiled by his college career, out wuln.n
,r .. . .. l:..l . I, , I I f , , I ! ,, tSuri
tieBiae you, a nine iw I
you do, you confess to yourself with
pride. And there stands the finished
Equina , haantlfnl lotthouse wih every
(t.VUU., .
iiossible convenience in n, iihhhwuw
...i.i.li. uutor Hiitknlv from the flume
higher up on the side of the mountain
in the midst 01 a inicaet 01 piaa
firs, with the apple lands below and the
broad valley stretching out to the
r..i.r,tnmii tmmiHite. that catch the sun
..t Anil thom. are ueoole who
ppw i ..j . .. ... . .
have brought their choicest rugs and
antique furniture from a oig cnj uuuc
into this ten room log house and now
iiiu,unu a hotmitalitv with all the es
sential requirements oi a city dvwio.
!.(., ..ot MHiiii the mountain side with
the 'forest back of them yet uncleared.
But it is not isolation, ior yoouci un
the next twenty acre tract, you may
., irn.ii hunilutime man. whose over-
0t " ."-V . . r i' . .!--. U.. !.
I..,., hu,r BtifrcrnaTa t ni iaci mat nc in
an artist, dividing his time between
i.. ,i,,.., i,, not foulu and oaintini;
them. Just around tne snouiuer oi ua
mountain are two jolly members of the
..).,,. iliih I' i, .i ttllfl Joe McCrea. for
merly of Indianapolis, who have just
finished fiuilding a nouse ior uwu
ents. Mr. and Mrs. F.F. McCrea, after
honuing away the trees ami clearing
the land.
a llttla fai-thi.r on the vnuniT man
Fred Wasson.who forgot himself in the
nr. ,i,i,k hui.n in a lent w e ne anu
H& man ri'ur fortv acres of land and
naaatana it for an aniile orchard. He
ir.itw nioui 1 1 1 n s own u eais now, now
.. ti L : At
they set pretty wen wnn nun.
home he was served by a family butler
and had indigestion. One of the moHt
enterprising of the fruit growers is
Ularenea r.. Anan, aiso a minrei
iinuoilia
A woman of Hotxl River does not
give up a task and ask to die when she
has no help m ner aucnen. one w-
i. o.iwiu ii i i .nni Ifir ;i II) SI' nil I V i
i , urn i.ii . i.ti i;il the meals and
the boys clear it away to the tune of a
Will it last; Will inese nigmy mu-
Bee Our Fine Line of
Hammocks
just in. Might jutst as well get one
now while the stock is complete and
you can gelr a season s use oi it.
&e Paris Fair
The Store that Saves You Money
Straw Hats
For men and boys. All kinds from a
common straw for field wen r for 10c,
up to a genuine Panama for $3.73
to $5.50.
There is one
thing sure
and that is when you are wearing a
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Suit
You know you are rightly dressed
for any occasion and have the pro
duct of one of the best factories in
the United States on your back.
These suits are guaranteed absol
utely all wool, made up in the very
latest styles of the newe.it materials
and weaves. H. S. & M. Suits for
$16.50, $18, $20, $22 and $25
The Manhattan Shirts
for men fire the best shirts made.
You get something in these that
hold color; are strictly first class.
Special
We have such an exceptionally fine
lot of
Men's Clothes
All this Spring's styles and patterns
some of them just unpacked from
the lai tory this week; all wool;
made witli perfectly shaped and
padded shoulders with hair cloth
fronts that will retain their shape;
finished throughout in a workman
like way. These suits are equal to
suitH you have paid as high as $15
or $16 for, yon will admit, when
you see and examine these. Look
M.r, thu KMinnles we have disolaved in
our West window and then come in
and examine them thoroughly and
you will admit our claim. CI Q
Your choice P
We carry the largest line of
Ladies' Tailored Suits
In the city. Anything you can wigh for
from $9.25 up. No charge for alterations.
Boys' Suits
We have one of the best lines of
Rnv' Suits ever displayed in tne
'"J 1
city. All tne new uu uouum.
i i .-.
hafles find weaves in worsieue,
PRshniere. serges and fancy mix
tures. We have some big values in
r.vh' Suits-two pairs of kmcker-
bocker Pants with each suit. Boys'
Suits for
$1.75, $2, $2.50, $3, 3.50 up
Boys' Wash Suits
of percale, Madras, linen and gala-
tea for
50c, 60c, 75c, $1
We would like to show you our line of
Rugs and Art Squares
We can please yon and save you money on
your purchases.
Sherwin Williams
Arsenate of Lead
at McDonald's
A Brilliant Reception.
The numbers and friends or the
Valley Christian chureh tendered a
reception to their new minister and Ml
,..;c, imil Mi-h. Inane Peart. It
wan indeed a most brilliant affair, in
fact it took the term oi an uvuuun.
At 7-:in the neonle beciin to arrive in
t aittAmnMlaa and carriaires. It
uium line Hcwne to see twelve auto
around a church. The sight
wiih iniiHisiiiR. The seating capacity
Droved too small tor the gauienng.
Prof, Murphy was master of cere
i.m mill Mr anil MrR. (iihbons wort
I a J tka otiollle
I., Mr anil Mrs. Peart AddrenNos of
welcome were delivered by the follow
ing ministers: The Kevs. rorti, late,
Wood, QilmOft, Davidson and Adams,
.!. mi Hildress bv Leslie Butter.
Theaa addresses were excellent and
.,,..11 aaaalwaH The nnator resounded
fhfl buys' band played to the delight
,,r ..n 'vfru licHvist. the choir leader.
and her daughter, the organist, sang a
duel which Was wen reuuertm.
At the close of the program refresh
ments were served, consisting ot ice
uniim .rid rake. This closed the most
elaborate reception ever given in this
utiteil place, or ai loam huh wbh un
opinion of the oldest residenters. Con
tributed
cated and cultured people, and opceially
the young men, wnn uie uisicb ui
nr.. ii aam tntv Will thev DersistV
Not all of them, I prophesy, but the
. mi -1 I il... ,....,,,(.
MHi inert1, as eiHuwuurc, ui i"-
1,1,. u ft n nhl n.M. i i'.i HIV IllR I lit'""'
who stay will reap not only what thoy
.nt in but i!rwiU liiVP MOW BUCU I K 1 1 '
i.L Vitiilrl irtiful ri'iut Ih anil rood houses.
surrounded with attractive gardens and
no point ot advantage in me imuumsmyv
is ever overlooked. So that in five
years, or it may be ten, Hood River
valley will lie a nine parauise oi uenu
tiful homes set in the encircling moun
tain. All will not make the money they
anticipate, but they will make a living
and have lived a me worm living.
Just in Time For the Census.
On Friday evening, April lt, a uuic
boy and a little girl arrived at the
home of Mr. ana Mrs. j. ft. vumun.
The little ones came just in time w
h ii, ii,., I in thn count which Uncle
Sam is taking as April 15 is the day
pwai wit,,,,, in., mm kiii'h un; n, uc
,rti.r..,l Th two stordv vounirsters
and Mrs. Uarson are getting aion
iiti'i. i, nnr into v t t.aratin vv i
19 children registered in the
census, which is more than any other
tiimily in the county.
Hazelwood
Special Ice Cream
Calendar
APRIL AND MAY
April 10. Hamburg Fruit Sponge.
April 17. Maraschino rarwrc.
April 24. Walnut Mtqae.
May l. Ursniie ureaui nouiiie.
Mayo. Kose rariau ami v buiim un
Cream.
May It. Nabuco Sandwich.
Iayz2. Htrawoerry nouiw.
Uau "i .'i..i.i, UiimIoii I'nililiinr.
May M. (Decoration Hay) faint! special
as may mi.)
All specials 76 cents per quart brick de
livered. We keep at all times thn fol
lowing flavors in bulk : Vanilla. Gin eo
Isle, Strawberry.
Hazelwood Sweet Cream and
Double Jersey Buttermilk
Ross. Richards & Co.
E. W. DARK
Contractor and Builder
Estimates on Request
Phone 2I2K
lor Rent-Nloely rnmliibed rooiuii.
1MM.
riinne
ruU
I'MiRuppllw-lf you nel unylhtng in lh
line of bw auppllei. l-t nie know at oticc. I
oan help you and save you money, yt. w.
Iukln, Box 222, B. D. No. 2. W
f,!, yn,l Mra V V. Ill,rt,,n allil SOU.
arrived Monday from Omaha and have
lalnn no ti - hum,, in rurmlise Acre
a,. r v.... .. ... -
age. Mr. ami Mrs. M. l'arkins are tne
parents of Mrs. Morton.
Acheson
The Canadian Route East.
The Canadian Pacitic Soo-Spokane
route, operating the soo-Spokana ran
lunH irni'n do luxe Portland to St. I'all
via Spokane, announce a series of low
rata recursion on certain dates in May,
Juna. Jul v . August and September
from Hood River to Winncpei'St. Paul
Duluth, Omaha, Kansas City, and St.
Louil At the same time through
tickets will he sold to many New York,
New Kngland and Canadian points.
The r ailing arrangements are un
usally liberal, giving the option of the
direct S(X-Spoknne service, or via the
charming Kooteiiav anil Arrow Lakes
through the Selkirk ami Rocky
mouniakM via Olaclar, liahL Lake
Louise and Hantr. Passengers for far
eaatertl points are given the option of
traveling via the Great l.Hkes, with
meals and berths included. At slightly
higher cost tickets may be routed via
the St. Lawrence river, through the
Thouaand Islands, Lake Cnamplain,
L ilu George and the Hudson river
All standard lines participate in this
business and tickets can be routed
back by any line.
The closing of series of "open
forum" meeting whs held at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening. Dr. T.
B, Ford spoke of the series and its re
sult and several of the speakers of the
.scnes responded. A pleasing musical
program wa rendered.
Department ol the Interlo",
United Slates Land office. The Dlle, Oregon.
April 12th, 1910.
Nntlee In hereby given that the Mlate of
Orenon hm II led IB thin office lt application,
Serial No.OiMiO to select under the provision
of the Actof (onereimof Augum 14, 1S)8, and
the Acts mipplementary and amendatory
tnTlieNK'.4NW!4. ! NW'N See. 82 T, .
Tp 2 ortii HniiKetf Kat Willamette Meridian
Any and all pensona claiming advernely the
lanrtw (l(-s, ftied or denlrlog to object bei nine
of the mineral character of the land, or (or
. . . .. aian..u..l t, 1.1, ltl.lt 1,1
any other reaxon, to me tneponai m apunnaut
honld ntetbelr affidavits of jw;ti Bt In thl
otri
niliii"
ih. 'Ill ,tu v of Mil', imo
C. W. MOOKK, Keiimer
It Strikes Us
that iiist about now you may be in need of
something in our lint'. And no matter what
it is, if it's good you'll find it among our
complete stock of
Drug's i Sundries
Stop in and look around anyway. Our dis
play is so complete and varied you will prob
ably see something you ought to have.
C. A. PLATH
DRUGGIST
The Store on the Corner
Second & OaK Streets
Dnu. ohrnliH and bulbs now ready for
fall planting. Plant now and have
blooms next year. Hyacinth Narcissi,
Early and Late Tulipt, on hand. Hardy
phlox, primroses, lockspur, orients
poppies, snapdragon, hollyhock, etc. A
few White Wyandotte cockerels $1 to 13
each. Pot plants at Franz. Fletcher
& Fletcher.
For Sale.
Kor Sale- Ilrown Leghorn and Indian Run.
ner Duck eggs for batching, 11.80 per netting,
P. C. Hoaae, phone 2131,. tali
For Hale-Team of mulei, i and 6 veara.
Weight 9M each; well broke; phone 19SM. P.
8. Wilkinson. tall
Wagon Kor Sale- Nearly naw 3 Inch tire
Birdfell wagon with bed Rnd top hox. Al
condition. J. 1. Knapp, phone SKKx. a28
Wanted-To work on the awltchboard, 8
girl. Inquire at Central office. Home Ttle
ulinna On. mil
Kor Bale Eggs for setting. Full-blooded
Rhode Inland Beds. Uun Miller. Phone 213M.
i w,i,., ,.i.,,,,,, larilea' enamel belt
buckle. Return for reward to JJ6 M.,ntllo
avenue, or telepnone hum.
Wanted A good driving horse. Pbone 111.
"For Sale-House and two lots facing Ouk
itreet and State Street, close In; cheap for cusii
or easy terms. J. R. Ntckelsen. ml-i
For Hale Delivery wagon and duul.it bar.
ness. rmnan
For 8ale-Oat hay. Phone Odell 129 m!2
... O . 1.1 . J I L MIL'
l wu glum , nvaai , .,. , .w.
I
One mile from Hood River High
school. Price rice. Ten acres improved
with bearing or near bearing Iree.i.
Inquire or write 517 Pine street.
ii....... fur Male. OaaA hetwv horse. RDOUt
tMa.Hu, nnlflwatlfu.. herrlea. etn. BUUL If
taken at ouce, as place has been sold. Phone
mi. a21
For Tale Two four room cottages with pan
try and closets. Uood reRervoIr or spring
water. Apply to Mrs. H.J. Kredei lcks. Phone
68L.. 021
For Bale Sen for setting, Barred Kocka
from winter layers. Feu headed by Cockerel,
from best stock on the coast. Rhode Island
Red, best winter layers and exti a choice hlrda.
Pen hea. ed by Cockerel direct from Rhode
Island. Trap nested stock, 81.50 and U 00 per
setting. Paul R. Hughes, Phone 187M. all
Fine JBtrawberry plants from one-year-old
vines for sale by J. Adrian Epplug. Phone
mil. 21
For Hale-Beef cow; also light horse suitable
for saddle or buggy. W. A. Melville, D. L.
Davidson place, willow Flat. a&
Wanted A good watch dog; also laving
hens. Call Odell 83. MI
Wanted Man with team to truck log by
day or contract. Mt. Hood Milling Co. Phone
38 Odell. M31tf.
For Sale Seed potatoes; Wasco Beauty and
Rural New Yorkers, Phone Odell 86. a28
For Sale Cheap Two good teams, oue wgt.
210), other 2400. J. A. Henderson, Blngen,
Wn. ai
Kor Sale Phaeton and harness, 50. A. T.
Allen. 88
Now This is a Snap
For Rent-Pasture for norses and cattle on
East Bide. Roy Jackson, phone 2072M. a2
Make
CLOAKS and
SUITS
PORTLAND
160 Acres for $12,000
A big chunk of First Class Fruit Land at
$75 an acre. I also have other gilt edge
orchard land propositions. Call at my
new office in the Young building, on
Third Street bet. Cascade and Oak Streets
nil ntkiK miwue umwu 1V,;:', cBsn ," mwir
Utfi IIJC K1UU LIJUl (jrUW VriUMU IUVCIB-aoiWV
ert from ihe best sLratoa; fertility Kuaranteed;
ill ji 5.. IM..,,t.t in ) W V Uttan (0
fl.UV 1U1 It. I in '111 ..Oi.'l. 1 '- I im.,KM. j-
For Sale Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
cock, two year old. Inquire E. J. DeHart.
Phone 3S0M. ,m5
Kor Sale Angora goats, many of them reg-
Angora Cioat Association. Having cleared a
farm of 000 acres of oak brush land on what la
now known as the Mountain V ew Orchard
I'm,., ,, -.. In, ..la In Iapitu r small
numbeis, at very reasonable prices, as the
tauu is in-iii mi in in small I itl . M UI1U w U " '
disposing of the goals. Apply to the Mosier
Hills Laud & Orchard Co., W. H. Kerslake,
Manager, Mosier, Ore. a28
For Sale Team, weigh 2600, 3 Inch wagon
hack and harness. Telephone 235x. m 5
Kor Bah Second hand Emtrson upright
plfno, W. B. Rine, Underwood, Wash, tf
A B SHELLEY
Ust An trmlne and mlna fur neck piece.
CallgMx, m6
For Rent A nicely furnished lront room,
i'fltl Cascade Ave. m5
For Sale Pair gray geldings; 6 years old;
2500 lbs.; sound and absolutely fearless. Call
1872M. ni6
For Sale Modern 7 room house clost In;
bargain ir taken soon; good terms. M, care
Glacier, mf
Kor Sale 11 acres 8 miles out West Side,
good soli, magnificent view, unsurpassed
building site; spring water; all in Newtown
and Spliecntiergs from 2 to 5 years Just com
ing in hearing; peach fillers In bearing; proper
slope lor color and drainage. Address M. care
wacier.
m&
For Sale Two fresh cow. Dave Kemp.
Phone 151 odell. mi
For Sale Bay mare, weight about 1100;
good heavy Minle harness; two seated light
hack good as new; all tor SltiO- Inquire of P.
II. Mohr, phone 2m, K. a2S
Wanted-Uirl for general housework. Mrs.
II. D. W. Plneo. 2S
For Rent Coila.e on Sherman Ave, close
a, Inquire of Mr. Ontliank. a21
For Sale Four veur old lersev enw Phone
Odell 155. a:!l
For 8ale -tlood work horse. W. E. 8 ter
nan. ari3
FLOORING
Largest Stock of Oak, Maple, Birch
Beech, Mahogany and Walnut
In the Pacific Noithwest. Manufac
turers ol Parquetry Flooring. We have
a large force of Expert Mechanic" and
are in a position to give estimates of
finisheti floor work. We also use sand
ing and scraping machines for surfacing
dance halls and skating rink flours.
We sell wan, wax brushes, furniture
reeti and glass sliding shoes. Write or
call at
PORTLAND HARDWOOD FLOOR CO.
286 Yamhill St, Portland