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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1910)
hood river qlaoier Thursday, septmbr 20. 1910 V dAy mm 1 mm mm A1 f-"V V' : Day and Night flcflricity ix a servant to 'lo your hiddiii).'. - It never tires, never jn-tii cuiley, ih;vt grows CiireU'f.?. VAN DEMAN AGAIN CHIEF JUDGE Electricity Adds Many Conveniences B to fitotory olliiv, Moio or home. If your phire Ih not ire.l for it, better B have us win it at out r. livery day'H .Ii-lay mean mixwiifc a lot. Dean Shaw Phone 3 Res. Phone 272H First National Bank Hood River, Oregon Capital and Surplus $121,000.00 You are cordially invited to call and inspect our new homo and our facilities for handlingyour banking business with promptness and safety to your interests. . . . Interest on Time and Savings Deposits JudgcH for the Third National Apple .Show at hnokane. Novebmer 14-19 are II. E. Van Dcmun, of Washington D, C. ; J. W. Murphy, of Glenwood Iowa C. J. Sinsel, of lioiae. Idaho; S. .V Heach, of Ames, Iowa, and J. Gibb, of Kelowna. U. C. The trustees of the show feel that thev have been unusually fortunate In securinir these judges. All or tnem are men of recognized ability and re nutation as judges of fruit and par ticularly of apples. In accepting the position of judges of fruit these men make much of a sacritice, but they are willing to do it for the good of the cause and growers can be assured of absolute fairness in the awards. The apple show trustees believe they have secured a jury equal to the one of 1909. Prof. H. K. Van yjeman, chief of the nidges, is loerhaps the best known to all. He is probably the foremost flONIOloglSb 01 uiu uimeu kiLaiun, ouu ias been in exposition work since 1KH1, when he was a judge at the Cot ton Centennial in New Orleans. He judged the fruit at the Trans-Mississippi Exposition at Omaha; at the I'an-American Exposition, Iiuffalo; Lewis and Clark Exposition, Portland; Jamestown Exposition, Jamestown; Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seat II... Th Til 10 If.uul HIvor Annln Vain amf a great number of minor fruit and apnlo shows all over the United States and Canada. He is a life member of the American Pomological Society and organized and conducted the division of Pomology in the United States de partment of Agriculture for many years, lie is without question the greatest authority on fruit in America. Rev. Dr. Ford to Study. Rev. Dr. T. I!. Ford, well-knwon throughout the Northwest as a min ister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is now residing at Sunnyside with his family. He was formerly pastor of the Methodist church there and was stationed at Hood River last year. At the recent session of the Columbia Kiver Conference, held at Spokane, he asked for a supernum erary relation and it was granted him, as he desires to make a special study of cardinal doctrines and subjects of his church. 'I am in excellent health and fully intend to preach again," said Rev. l)r. Ford yesterday. "I want to spend some time in special study on subjects that are engaging the minds of thinkers all over the world. Among these are the subjects of the incarna tion, the atonement and the future life." Oregonian. . Little, But, Oh My. Oregon fruits are getting a foothold in the markets of the world, particul arly our apples and pears, that will be rapidly extended. Those who think that the fruit business is being over done do not (consider that our best pro ducts are so sought after that we can not now begin to supply the demand. The Hood River apple crop is, of course, small in comparison with the output of other districts, as Watson- ville, Cat., where the annual output of apples is something like four thousand ears, or more than the entire prouue- toin of Oregon, Washington and Idaho. lsut who ever heard of a Watsonville apple? But if Hood River produced twenty tunes as many apples as they do, the market would not be glutted, and they would bring three or four times as much as the Watsonville fruit. The fruit market will never be overdone if we do as Hood River and the Med- ford districts are doing having the fruit perfect and pack it perfect. Dalles Optimist. IF you use Lard, why not use the very BEST. Armour's Simon Pure Lard is the highest grade lard in the market and it cost only a trifle more thantliecoinnion kind. Sold only at the Star Grocery "flood Things To Hat." Perig'o , Son Compare Our Prices With thoao you fasre ten In th habit of purine. and yoo will t.f. that wa oVtr joti utmtautitJ ar. (neon all work and you cannot gHt batter painiaot work an j w bare, no matter ho much yon bay ....... (onia anu bridge work for out- Coburn Allen went Thursday on business. to Portland rail MHm AND ciety ireus Oct ia aaB 2. 3 9 and 15 Sec the BIO CIRCUS. Electric Shows, Old Plantation, Fancy Shooting and Lariat Throwing, Glass Blowers, Dogs, Monkeys and Wild Animal Menagerie. See the AEROPLANE, and ARKANSAS TWINS Balloon Ascension daily at 10 A. M. Big Parade at 1 1 a. m. PLENTY OF MUSIC Come out and enjoy yourselves. Be our Guests. We will treat you right OCTOBER 12, 13, 14 and 15th, 1910 At Hood River Even if They Are ...Cheap... the lots in Ada ins Addition are quite as desirable as any in town. They front east in Thirteenth' Street and are high and sightly without present ing the dif ficulties of a climb. And wit h the now assured grad ing of Adams street west to the city limits they should very greatly in crease in value. Fair terms to purchasers. See LE ROY ARMSTRONG ACENTT Elliott Building Hood River, Or. Through Train Hood River To MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL CHICAGO AND EAST 12:55 A. M. Daily VIA rcfilr vim! Son-Spokane Route lliK'(iiallcd Service Past Time New liquipineiit Electric Lights JJales : l,ovrt current fines to any point. Any iiK'i'nt O. i:. ,fc N. will issue thorns ticket an. I nmko berth renei yatioiiH. Details Herth.s Literature ti. M. MCkSON ;ko. a. WALTON Truv. Iis. Act. (.en. Ant. Puss. lVpt. M Wall St., Spokane ofUwa patrnna in on. day l )e,lr(Kj. . . . uiirw uon frw whf.ii pjitr or J. Ctmultilion frn. .J CtmulUlion Int. t? Kl.hr Crown. 55.00 f -i'.K - ' 22kBriiiTMth4.00 A V . i 3 m" ' i pi.". r: v Box Wood For Sale We now have Itox WooJ for sale at the same ohl price of $2.S0 per load. Phone ns your orders and we can jjive prompt delivery at present. Thone 2) TAFT TRANSFER CO. Taft Transfer Company niONP. 29 For Draying. Furniture .Mov ing, Heavy Hauling and Ex press work. Wood Yard and store in connection. Snap in Upper Valley 100 acres, 100 acres of which is good orchard land. 70 inches free water, Range for stock. About 8 acres cleared and partly set to ap ple trees. "Will sell team and stock with place. Good wat er power in river adjoining land. Fine camping ground. Price, 7,000, easy" terms. Address, 1). S., care Glacier, j ES-;i .G'WF'IKum 1.00 f.MEium.lF.llir.ir. 1.00 Silvar Fillintt. ,50 i. ... K fin I JBMlR.dHubb.f M.W.. mil, rnmnuaMuHU Pilnlil Eilr'lio. .50 M lllll UT1NWIII tHMW T MKTHODS All work ullf cuarautoed for ftftoaa year. Wise Dental Co., Inc. Painless Dentists Filling tulldlni. Third ind WMhlniton P0RTIANO, ORE. OIUc.Houi: U. to I P. Ji. iiTi,ltal CO 1 1 photographic fil m 1 and printinffoaner. t I cameras, pure chemicals and supplies of all kinds, i I come to our studio and t you will he certain of de- t ... I pendable quality. We sell "ANSCO" FILM :: which makes truer, het :: tor-balanced negatives. I iv Lyko Taper for deeper, f L Bolter, clearer prints Let us show you our f sjilendid assortment of can icras. Tu re cl tern icals. all phtographic suppli!s. 1 Developing and printimr done. Reasonable rates, f t UCll niOlU 31UUI0 WH-lHi-l-WH-H-H-H-I-H' ..Livery, Feed and Draying:.. STRANAHANS;& RATHE UN Hood River, Ore. Hiirie8 bought, sold or extlmn;ed. t'lnaHiire parties can neeum lirMt-clac. r,n. Special attention given to niovinw furniture aim p'llllOA. A'e do everything horses can do. Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co. complete line of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Ltc. HEATH & MILLIGAN MIXTCT) PATNTS PRATT & LAMBERT'S VARNISHHS. C.At rtiun i, .:,!.. '.. to order. CHI-NAMEL. F..r nl.t f,!n .,.,.!... . MOULDING. Plate and Card Rail. Drv mi mnTii (.. n.. ... nice line of V all Paper. Painting, Paper Hanging, SiK and Carriage Work Carriage Shop ..hone 10L storn nh. a a i v 4 rv tncci Ross, Richards & Co. Confectionery Parlors Opposite Opera IIoiibb and also on the "eights fgfi IIAZIilAVOOl) I ) A I N T 1 K S Best line of Tobacco and Cigars In the City Hot Lunches Served atall Hours ADVISE YOUR FRIENDS "The Best Way" To See Hood River Canyon and Valley is via Mt Hood Railroad A RIDE ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM DUST Train leaves Hood River 8 A. M. every day and returns 5:10 P. M. Spend your Sunday in the mountains. A. WILSON. Agent Ag(Micy Oregon Daily Jonruti Booth's Eastern Oysters. WJ.Baker&Co. Dealers in REAL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Resident Agents For Phoenix Assurance Co. OF LONDON Don't Leave the Hood River District Wit liont rnvestigntiiur Mosier Valley a-:x,; sectioiiH. Buy now hefore the Bpcculatom add th.rir profit. COMMERCIAL CLUB OF MOSIER MOSIER, OREGON. Six Miles East of Ilood Rivt r, On gon II. S. DANO Contractor and Builder Residence phono 105-L. Hood River, Oregon CENTRAL MEAT MARKET PH. C. YOUNG. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats Lard, Poultry and Fish . HOOD RIVER, ORE. Phone Main 6 Free Delivery wMBraKwwaBwrsHra . f The place to get the best Orchard Tools in the market - VT V -V . Canton Plows, Syracuse Plows, Canton Disc Har rows, Osborne Drag Harrows, Osborne Spring Tooth Harrow, Osborne Extension Disc Harrow, Osborne Mowers, Osborne Rakes, Planet Jr. Gardeen Seeders, Planet Jr. Hand Cultivators, Swenson Stump Pull ers, Power Spray Outfits, Cooper's Spray Fluids, Sherwin William's Arsenate of Lead, Gasoline En gines, Spray Hose, Rods and Nozzles, Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition Dupont Stumping Powder Caps and Fuse GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED Home Phone 174 Third St. and Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon