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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1910)
HOOD RIVTR QLACIEH THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1910 mnwm Absolutely Pure Tho only baking powder mudo from Royal Grapo Cream of Tartar No Alum, No Lime Phosphate coast. He asid that the people here and in Eastern Washington ' would have to fight for the proposition them selves as no aid could be expected from Seattle, which selfishly sees in the move to improve the transporta tion facilities on the Columbia a boost for Portland and a knock for Seattle. The speaker regretted this view taken by the Puget Sound city. Mr. Lafferty said, if he were elected, the first thing he would do would be the calling . together of the Idaho, Washington and Oregon Con gressional delegates to lay plans for securing an appropriation for up-river improvements the clearing out of the rapids, which would aid materially in water traffic, opening up this part of the country to the second wheat export port of the country. Judge Dimick, who claims to be the only anti-assembly candidate for Governor, gave a lengthy description of the old time abuses which were in vol'Ub in Oretron a few Years atm. and he attributed their elimination to the primary law. Judge Dimick gave the amounts which had been appro priated for various state institutions and specified where they had been in his estimination too large and Baid he would cut down expenses and state taxes if elected. LAFFERTY AND DIMICK SPEAK A. W. Lafferty Portland Attorney, and candidate for the Republican nomination for Representative in Congress from the Second district and Judge Grant H. Dimick, of Oregon City, county judge of Ciurkamas county and candidate for the Repub lican nomination for Governor, spoke to the first political meeting of the primary campaign, held Wednesday night of last week in the court house. The meeting was fairly well attended and A. I. Mason of the Pine Grove grange presided. Roth of the men are anti-assembly candidates and made considerable of their argument in de fense of primary law and denouncing the awlembly as a movement to under mine tho law. Lafferty, who is making a hot cam ' paign during which he will visit every county seat in me aisirict, made an enthusiantic appeal to the voters to give hirn their support and send a man to Congress who would do things. He denounced Judge W. R. Ellis, the present Rperesentative, as a man who had done little in Congress and who was lined up with Joe Cannon or ganization. Mr. Lafferty considers himself strongly of he progressive or insurgent wing or the Republican party and if sent to Washington the promises to oppose the Cannon-Payne Dalicell group in tho national legisla ture. Ho briefly disposed of Georce Shepard and C. J. Reed, the other two candidates, and outlined his views on public lands, conservation, irrigation aim rivers ana narbors tho matters in his estimation which are the most im portant to the development of Ore gon and Pacilic Northwest. Mr, Lalierty spoke largoly on the needs of the Columbia River basin, declaring that one of the first moves he would make, if elected to Congress, would be the improvement of tho river as far as Nelson Canyon in liritish Columbia giving Eastern Oregon a much needed waterway route to the PACKING SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY The apple packing school of the Apple Growers Union will be opened Monday morning, September J 2, and there wilt be accommodations for over 60 students, who will have an opportunity to learn the intricacies of the various packs which have hepled to make Hood River apples famous the world over. Many new packing tables have been equipped in the Union warehouse and there will be plenty of apples to tie us by the student packers in practice. Prof. Jack Rob inson will be the head of the packing school and he will have an able corps of expert packers to assist him. The school will extend for two or "there weeks or as long as there is a demand and full attendance. "Hood River needs 200 new pack ers, "said Manager Charles H. Sproat, '.'in order to pack out the crop and fet it shipped in reasonable weather, he school will open Monday and we will have room for upwards of 00 be ginners. They will be instructed for one week in packing the various sizes. We have many inquiries and are expecting a largo attendance on the part of those who want to learn to pack. 4 Dalles Beaten Labor Day. The Hood River ball team went to The Dalles on Monday, which was Labor Day, and cleaned up with the diamond artists of the up river town by a score of J2 to 5. The day was very windy in the Wasco metropolis and the game as rather a racrecd one. The batteries for the Hood River team, which had practically the line-un used during the league season, were Hroughton and Hall, while Fairan and McCoy were in the box and behind the bat for The Dalles. n turn in i ii li ill n 1 1 ni i m u t m 1 1 1 u 1 1 u i n i h- !! Fancy Apples in Fancy Packages ii ; Our specia lty is attract! ve packages containing from : ono to 112 Extra Fancy Hood River Apples. " I Send your Eastern Friends a Sample Express prepaid anywhere in U. S. or Canada Robinson & De Reding Commercial Club Booth Hood River, Ore i Wood & Huggins Staple and Fancy GROCERIES The oldest and largest Grocery in the city. We handle only the best stock in our line and guarantee satisfaction. Prompt Delivery. PHONE 7 This Season we take pride in showing Alfred enjamin es No more expensive than the ordinary makes but in a decidedly different class Senator Albert Abraham, of Rose- burg, who is a candidate for tho Re- publican !nomination for Governor, is scheduled to be in Hood River on his campaign of tho state next Monday afternoon. - Wants the Money Not very much, but WANTS it. 80 acres near Valley Crest School; large clearing; good house. $55 per acre. Good terms. The best ranch in Gilliam County to exchange for Mood River land. 462 acres, well watered; fair buildings; good fence. Wyeth & Allen SMITH BLOCK Phone 175 HOOD RIVER, OREGON For Sale Will sell all or part of my 40 acres in Oak Grove district and take part payment in nouse and lot in i'ortland. About 20 acres in standard varieties, and all except about -i acres in cultivation. Five acres G and 7 years old. A. L. UPSON 321 Custom House, Portland, Oregon Phone 1892-L. t .. . N Locoal Travel Taken on Oregon and Washington Limited. Owing to to the large volume of through travel, the Orpcmn Rnil Navigation Co. hat; found it necessary io uieconunue carrying passengers on its Oregon-Washington Limited between Hood River, Portland and The Dalles in either direction. The order is effective Thursday, September 1st, and continues in force till further notice. The trains affected are: Kastbound, from Port land, 10 a. m.; Westbound, from The Dalles, 5 p. m., from Hood River, 5:45 p. m-, aonve roruana 8 p. m. s!5 Belmont Orchards are showing this ear that H oy are capable of growing the very best of fruits, and this one is no excep' ion. 40 ACRES in the whole t.ct, about 25 cleared, 18 in orchard. 200 old trees of good mixed varieties in full bearing; six acres bearing first time this year ; four more next year, alt in fine -condition ; oak tim ber on the uncleared part; plenty of free water; excellent soil; eight room house; if sold in the immediate future the crop is included, also cultivating tools. TiiE PRICE. IS I70O PER ACRE ONLY, witli $1800 and 12000 ground all around it. A splendid opportunity for two or three people to get a fine place, if one cannot do it alone. We have many other good ones. Come in and ask about them. The L-P Land Co. Telephone 250 12 Smith Block Hood River, Oregon H. B. Langille II. M. Trindle i r.w run rw rurv rm-m mmmm mm mm mm ' T r r ." m ji ii f''i'iiiw. LruLLLrrrrnr rn n-r ru run rT run run run run rut rm run Tvit rvrr rurl ur 'ruri run rU U-U tjru )J-U UPi IrU rvrt ruri fun n-r- ruruti il il ii u- krU, JfTi ! Maximum efficiency Minimum up-keep LFl (J 1 m have stood the test in the hands of 15,000 owners, have been tried in all manner of ways and on all kinds of roads and have proved their efficiency. In the five large factories where Maxwells are manufactured not one of their corps of experts know of a point that could be improved that would increase the efficiency or durability of this tried & proven car ttitWmW VHMk WtWm iMttltMIWtilMffl gggijg eluiUJa tMjmHi' The name "MAXWELL" means something; if you are in doubt as to its meaning ask any Maxwell owner or call and ask us. There is no way to improve the 1910 Max well, consequently the 1911 will be a repitition of the 1910 with the exception that body styles will be in greater variety only, consequently yvhen you buy a Maxwell you get a car that has been tried . out by thousands of owners and has passed tne experimental stage. One point that can't be overestimated is the factthat we are here to look after you. When we sellyou a car and ffet vour good money we don t turn you over to an uninterested party to make the adjustments that are sometimes necessary. Our TTM1VI -m-ms-Li-m-m. m. mmmm . 1 1 m m m V "iixi 10 juui uiamiaumnce aown ana satisfaction up. All Metal Bodies They do not warn or crack, make 1 ho Three Point Suspension tho value of this can't he overestimated. Lot us ex plain it to you. Unit Construction-every working part easily got nt, this moans much towards low cost of maintenance. Thermo-syphon Cooling which means cooling; no pump to pack or freeze up. Multiple-disc Clutch runs in oil, does not jerk or burn out and permits of slipping or.starting up on highgear. s Interlocking Transmission can't let your clutch engage without the srears are piupjuy m mufiu. iever uoaru 01 etrippeu gears on 3iaxwelts. The old saying about the proof of the pudding, etc. Let us show you. 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