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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1910)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1910 Don't Buy a Wagon TO DEVELOP TRACTS IN UPPER VALLEY Hack or Bu until you see our stock. We are quoting especially low prices on Hacks and Buggies. Must have the room for new stock soon to arrive. Hardware Phone 99 Corner Oak and First Streets We Have Moved Call and See Us The grocery of Kinnnird & Kinscy has moved from the Heights to the room formerly occnj tied by Morlnn " & Lathrop at the corner ol Oak and Second streets, downtown. A call to phone 78, the name old num ber, will give you prompt delivery of the best groceries. Kinnaird & Kinsey A new corporation, The Hood River Apple Orchard Company, has been formed recently by Messrs. W. B. Allen, II. Cubnrn Allen, Fred F. McCrea, and others and they have already obtained control of about ,G00 acres 'of land in the upper valley south of Purkdalo which they expect to develop and sell in live and ten acre tracts. Messrs. 11. C. Allen and McCrea secured the land with the assistance of Alfred ;T.?Allen, of the Hood River District "Land Company, who has operated extensively in the upper val ley section, and their property consists ot some of the best pieces of raw land in that part of the valley, it does not all lie in one tract, but the pieces were selected. An ollice was opened a few weeks ago in Indianapolis by II." C. Allen and Mr. McCrea and they have interested a great many people in the llooiser metropolis in their lands. The com pany plans to sell the tracts on easy terms and develop the land for the purchaser, caring for it until the trees are live years old. George 1. Sargent, the well-known orchardist of the west side, will have charge of the development work on the tracts and he expects to take twenty acres himself upon which he will live and superintend the work of clearing, planting and caring for the young orchard. It is probable that a considerable colony of Indianapoils people will be out in a few years to take up their residence in that section which is being rapidly put into cultivation. When You Clear Land Come to us for the best Logging and Grubbing Tools. If y Dur old ones are worth fixing we can make them good as new. Snow & Upson, Hood River AT THE OPERA HOUSE Sole Agents for Charter Oak Stoves and Uancres W e are now showing our line large assortment of and Ranges Heaters Stoves Ranges Furniture Linoleum Carpets Art Squares Mattings Rugs Tin.Graniteware In fact anything you need for the house. New and second hand. We make a specialty of Packing Furniture for shipment. Relin ing Heaters and Fur niture Repairing. 0. P. DABNEY & SONS Corz::Tte THE RIGHT DIRECTION to go for pure, fresh and reliable Groceries is to make a bee line for our up-to-date store, where every thing is of the best and where qualities are uniform. An Appeal to the Force of reason will tell von that, inasmuch us we ar" extremely careful buyer we are naturally careful fellers. Try us and fee. A. C. STATEN On the Heights "Staten is Standard' Phone 136 WHAT CURES ECZEMA. Acting Governor Bowerman, Dr. F. A. Pierce and A. L. Mills, Portland ; Les lie Butler, Hood River and Dr. W. B. Morse and Mayor Rodger?. 0f Salem. Not Sorry For lllumlcr "If my friends hadn't blundered in thinking I was a doomed xirtimof con sumption, 1 might not be uiiw now," writes D. T. Sunders, i f ! la.-iodi-biirg, Ky., "but for years they m every at tempt to cure a liinu-riu kii-s: cnin:h fail. At last I tried Dr. Kind's New Discov ery. The effect was won. leriul. It soon stopped tbeemijih and 1 am now in bet ter health than I have bad lor years. This wonderful life saver is an unrivaled remedy for couiihs. colds. l.i.:ri. asth ma, croup, hemorrhage-, wnoopinn coiitfh or weak liin'H. otie. loo Trial buttle free Ctrwunteed by I'lms. M. Clarke. Dradshaw Sen-muled. A large and enthusiastic number of citizens, irrespective cf pat ty, assem bled last niht and led by ilie Dalles band, proceeded to the heme uf W. L. llradshaw to conpratulute him upon his reelection to the olliee of circuit judge for the Seventh judicial district. Judge Bradshaw responded to their cheers in a brief but heaiti't It manner which served to BtrenRtht n the respect in which his many friends hold him. The official was lirst appointed to the oliice by the late Governor IViinoyer to (ill the term made vacant bv the death of Judge Harry Bird in" IS'.K), after which he was elected three times and will now enter upon his fourth consecutive term. Dalles Chronicle. SOCIETIES. HOOD KIV'KK COMMKIU I Al.CU It - Mefts every second Monthly tn en li month tt 8 p. m., la tat cluh rooms over Jnefcsen's store. CM as. Hail, 1'res. J (" Skinnkk, Seer.-t.-iry. liiiiiu Kl KK I.uIm.k Mi. nr., A. ami a! M. Meets suiui.lny evening on 01 iK-fore eiteli lull tn-Hui " " U. savuok, W. M 1). McIio.nai.ii, Secretary. 0 Hixid Kier t'oiiinitimlerY No. U.K. T . l Meets every tiist '1 tie.s.tuv t-MtilliK ifegfli eneh month. H I.. II AMiKiH i K, b. C , K. O. ItiillH'tmr, Keeel-'ter, lltMlll KIVKK I IIAI'l Kit Nil, .'7. K. A. .M.- ' Mets first Hiut thiol Friday niiflttsof eju'h mouth. r. N. ci.hkk, H. 1'. Kkv. W. V. tin.MouK, Seereiiiry. H(Mi lilVl l! ( IIAl'I KH N..-iS,u. K.W. Meeln seeidel mul fourth Tla-Mlay evening ot each month. Visitors cordially welcomed Mas. Kkancks (inks, V. At. Miss AtKKLfc Hi. inn, Seemtioy. BEDDING A letiiarkalile lint' of Ulankt'ts ranine; from 75c to $12 Sheets and Pillow ('uses bought iitnl marked low n liel'oretheadvaitce. LAMPS Shelby VAt l ie lanips iti cliiilt' every desirable le ; i li I the quantity ni y jrets von t lie in ice. sty we Why not buy the be.-t at prieeof unknown makes. Oil lamps of every style and price. ILIl.KW Meets lUKlit. KO. TlloM-i. 11 10 l.Ol Ki K I Kl'H'el'hHl Many school children stipntioti, which is often seeming stupidity at h . berlain's Stonnu b and l.n an ideal medicine to jiiv e they are mbel and gentle n and will I'ure even citron.. Sold bv all dealers. ill from con- be cause of i:-. Cbain r Tablets me I child, lor their el'teds, 'oil I !)lll i, ,n. I regarding r.czema anil other skid diseases, that we are glad to make our answer public. After careful investi gation we have found that a simple wash of Oil of Wintergreen, as coin pounded in 1. D. D., can be relied upon. We would not make this state ment, to our patrons, friends and neighbors unless we were sure of it and although there are many so-called Eczema remedies sold, wo ourselves unhestiatnigly recommend I). D. D. Prescription. Uecause We kno'w that it gives in stant relief to that torturing itch. Because I). D. D. starts the cure at the foundation of the trouble. Iiecause It cleanses, soothes and heals the skin. , Iiecause it enables Nature to re pair the ravages of disease. Because The records of ten years of complete cures of thousands of the most serious cases show that 1). D. I), is today recognized as the absolutely reliable Eczema Cure. Drop into our store today, just to talk over your case with us. Keir & ("ass. Pit's Very Suddci:!,. M. D. Farrington. ot Wrenthani, well known in Wasco county, died Friday morning at the hospital in Hood lliver. Mr. Fan mgion started to Hood ltiver Thursday for a short viist and was taken sick on the train and upon arriving at the Apple l ily was taken nt the hospital. .1. C. Johnson went to Hood Kiver Saturday to accompany the remains to this city. Dalles Chronicle. HEN'S VALUE BASED ON LAYING EGGS Ml It' lin't, A. tar j . 1. o. o. cerv Thar U I I.'siiN, S. ti. MIKN I.Nl A..II MI.NI, NO 4S, I. o. O. I -KcKtllur llleellm; 'eeoliU Mint lou'lh M'lte!.. il em'h luonl le .1. U. I'Miiil son, '. 1" UKO. Sll H1 ui a, s e. l.Al'KKl, KK1IKKAII I .in iiK No. si, I. o. ( '. K Met is ilrsi nU thlnl .M.hhIhiii eneit ttf 01 1 ii. I iikkksa M.t A'-eai, N. ti. Nh-i'iiK M. Mosks, Secieiury. K KM I' l.llllUK. No. ISl, I.O. O. K.-Meets In. Oilell Cltl.l Fellow' hall every Snl nr itay night. isltors eoi uialiy welcoinea. V. A. I.OCK M1N, N.l. (ilto. SIIKI'Alill, Sue. HA.K1. KKHKKAIl I.Oluao No. 1 v., I.O.O.K. ,M eel s the tlrM mul thiol I'm silay exeniliv; III each nuilith 111 toe Oihl 1 ellows Hull, seven lllllis Hitllh of Hood liner. It. II. 1. Mis. Mac bluek, N. (1. Mi's, ticl li'liile I link. See. '.V, ). W. meets Ihe .',1 'ili.t Wellies each month HI K.ol 1', hall. Isihu. ce ll i'i lleit. W. A. I MU , (' t'l.o O Sl l'I'.l.lN. t'lelk. lays .'1. Ilnji 1 N ol- I'. I ,111 Oil III! ; eat l mouth, i t si.ki:, N. ' in .on la S l.li rim i.K no. H-lel-ih- Meets at k, ' l'l 1 hit 'l 1 hill sila 's .Ml.-.. WM. Doha I'.akki rr. i'h r:-.. ' 'I'OMa l.lllil.'K NO. ie K. oh 1'. M eels III K.ol I', li.ll I evel Itie.lax tltiiht. Akuii it ci. oiiii; r. r. l.KW Is S. lsh iiKiai, K. ol II. ami . -loi -li KI VKK i At Meet-. Ill I. O. O. llii;hl. Kll. MAVIS, Clctk NO. 7,alJ, M. W. hall evei V Wellies A. It. ltl Ml', V. iy l he egg and real standard the value of a and color of on upon which leu, of the in a Harris, hall rent, election, River Light & Power Co., Hodson Co., office supplies, $8.50. ('onnty Court Troct'cdiiigs. Bushong & Co., ollice supplies, $118.85. Cottage Hospital Association, care of indigent, $2. Wm. Foss, one cord wood, Glass & Prudhomme, ollice supplies, $8.19. E. II. Hartwig, services juvenile cases, $r0. Hood River News Co., printing, $5.50. F. E, $5. Hood J5-I.05. Irwin $i8.(;.ri. Home Phone Co., rental, I,. E. Morse, help, $39.50. Portland Chamber of Commerce Exhibition space, $75. n Joe Pelletier, 1 coyote scalp, $1.50. R. E. Robertson, cord wood, $8. E. C. Smith, incidentals, $1:1.95. Stanley-Smith Lumber Co., lumber for roads, $2e!.M. 1). M. Shearer, 2 coyote scalps, $3. V. A. Stark, care of lawn, $15. Taft Transfer Co., 1 cold wood, $7. Union Oil Co, oil, $23.50. Samuel Woodward, '2 coyote scalps, $3. Gust Westerberg, 1 bob cat $2. A. C. Buck, justice fees, $11.95. L. E. Morse, justice court fees, $Ki.:so. F. E. Jackson, justice court juror, $1. E. E. Bogess, justice court juror, $1. Simpson Copple, justice court juror, $1. Emmet Tompkins, jutsice court juror, $1. T. W. Blagdon, justice court juror, $1. J. H. Ferguson, justice court juror, $1. Roy Slocom, justice court juror, $1. C. I). Nickelsen, justice court juror, $1. James English, justice court wit ness fees, $3.10. Wm. Lenz, justice court witness fees, $3.10. Wm. Keichow, justice court witness fees, $3.10. Chas. Hamilton, justice court wit ness fees, $3.30. Robert McKay, justice court wit ness fees, $3.30. Win. Reichow, Sr., justice court wit ness fees, $3.10. EdCIai k, justice court witness fees, $3.10. Hood River Glacier, adv and print ing, $o.50. Henderson, surveying John Leland roads, $81.20. W. L. Clark, $24.70. T. A. Reavis, $21.70. F. C. Howell, service road viewer, service road viewer. chairman, $10. V. C. Brock road warrants, $3,484.82. Kolli Speedy anil Lflcctlve This indicates theaction of Foley Kid ney Pills, as S PnroiiH, battle ('reek, Mich, iilustr ites : "I have been alllicted with a severe case of kidney and bladder trouble for which I found no relitd until I ued Foley Kidney Pills. These cured me entirelv ot till my ailments. 1 was troubled villi backaches ami severe shootins: tiains with annoyiiiL' urinary irrcirularilicH. The steady use of Foley K ii I lie v Pills rid me entirely ol all mv former troubles. They have my bigbi recommendation." C. C. Platb. Sanitarium for Tuberculosis. It was decided at a meeting of the Oregon Commission for the treatment of tuberculosis Friday to open the state santorium December 1. Applies tions have already been received for 37 patients and the institution will accom modate 50. Superintendent Clements has been busy for several weeks mak ing preparations for the opening. The buildings are now practically completed and in readiness, but the Commission is desirous of having the institution in as near perfect condition as possible when the first patients are received. Members cf the commission who were present at the meeting include That utility measured 1 meat production is the for the determination of hen and not the shape feathers is the propositi Professor James Dry Oregon Agricultural College, bulletin which has just gone to press, takes issue with the editors of the American Standard of Perfection and breeders of fancy chickens. "To encourage the poultry indus try," says Professor Dryden, "hun dreds of poultry shows are held each year and .thousands of dollars are paid on premiums and all an' awarded on the basis of the American Standard of Prefection. "Wo think we are encouraging the poultry industry by pay ing premiums for feathers and other fancy points and for shape of body, and farmers go to the shows to purchase their lireetl ing stock. They never suspect that the premiums mtlicato nothing ol the egg laving dualities of the fowl. The best poultry keeper in the country is the farmer and the farmer's wife. I have been ashamed many times in mv chicken career that we who were "educating the farmers were raisinc sickly, constitutionally weak chickens, and then go on to a farm and see running around the barnyard, with out attention or care, thrifty, robust livel v chickens. We are slaves of the dogma of the feather and the Standard and the farmer produces the eggs. 1 believe that the farm stock, the cross breed stock, or shall I say, the niou trrel stock, have letter vitality, are more fertile, are less preyed upon by diseases and produce more eggs t the average flock of pure breds. "The way to develop the poultry ndustry is to slop advocating pun bred or standard bred fowls for tin farmer. He should decide on the typ of fowl to breed and forget the minus of the breed. 1 t him decide whether he wants an egg type, la meat type or a general purpose type and then purchase pure bred males and grade up his flock. He should start with cross bred fowls and use pure bred males to bring up the grade. The country wants eggs and poultry and we cannot get these by building on the found turn of feathers or fancy points. "To discover the egg type we have to use the trap nest or some other means of keeping a record of eggs laid by individual hens, ihe trap nest i about the best thing we have discover ed in the poultry business. We wil make slow improvement in breetlini! without an egg record lor each hen in the flock. The objection to the trap nest is that it requires too much lahor tor the farmer. 1 believe that the state or ex periment station should come to tin rescue here by establishing a breeding station where farmers could secure at nominal prices cockerels of good tying pedigree to mate With their flocks. It would not take very long to furnish every farmer with a male bird whdso ances' ry during two gen erations has a record of 150 eggs a year." FOR FALLING HAIR. You Run No Risk When You Use This Remedy. We promise you that, if your hair is falling out, and you have not let it go too tar, you can repair the damage already done by using Rexall "93" Hair Jonic, with persistency, and regularity, for a reasonable length of time. It is a scientific, cleansing, anti septic, germicidal preparation, that destroys microbes, stimulates good circulation around the hair roots, pro motes hair nourishment, removes dan druff and restores hair health. It is as pleasant to use as pure water, and it is delicately perfumed. It is a reul toilet necessity. We want you to try Rexall "93" Hair Jonic with our promise that it will cost you nothing unless you are perfectly satisfied with its use. It comes in two sizes, prices' 50c. and $1.00. 'Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in this community only at our store 'I he Rexall Store. Carl A. Plath. Glacier Ownership Maps. Up to date blue print, present owner ship maps of the Hood River valley are for sale at the ( ilaeier ollice. Thin map is m'two sections, the lower and the upper valley. It has the roadH and streams murki'd and the names of land owners written over their tracts. The price of the map complete is 1(1. It will be sent to any address postpaid upon receipt of the price, l;s M'. KollOH. Ml. I.s A. O. I'. i C. Ill'sl tout Hill. I Snlurd.'ijs '1 '111 1 1 . K. K. ( ItAI'M VN, M 1 1 .11 .sl.oi OM , l-'itiilllC't'l' I II !..-.'! M: Mil"! I.. Itecoliler. W . -.itch W Jl.KTA AWSK.M 111.1 NO. in,',, l'NI'11'.H AIM'. Ihiipn. Meets 1 1 ii- Ill'sl ami thlnl Wellies. tllls, WolU; sceot-et .out lolllth Welt Ue-itUyH ArnsuiiN' hull. i'. Ii. It i Mtieiis, ,M. A. V. .11. ACS I I N (s.'i O lie' . . il'KT Hoop l.li Nn til met ten, Meels e I v at 8 o'clock. W ji F. (J. Hill ISt I S, Sec lllO . 1'.', KIHKS1 K.IW i hut mIii c enl iik 11 KM 1NU. :. li. ANHY I'O.-ri', No. Iii.ii. A. It . O. I'. W . hi, set on, I ioi w.iyH ol each luonlh ill i o'c It. A. K. I" ml" llivlleil ! F. I II K. I- UKO i U KI ,. ( OiltilUI, Ml KM AT I lour; h Mul nr. i.ick c in. All t meet Willi lis. llulnlinth'i'. A v t:V H". K. (' , No. li. M KK a el totli ,h s.ioou i, s of eiu ti l) 1 1 . . huh ill ,' ". in. M Is ll.AKA l!l. It'll, MAY 1' hllN A l.n, Secretin . MOUNTAIN llo.MK ( AMI' No. Meets nl I. O. o. I'. Hull on Hi toiirth Kruhi s ol each month. Mrs.. . li. M US. C. I'. I 'AKIN, lu'ollll'l'. I'AVNTKK I.OIKIK, No. ' li med Ill's! HIlU thiol I t'lU.oso! it K, ol I', hull. I III -o 1 1 III AUI1. (il'IONAItll, Ise. . M l". IKIOD KoliUK No. ill:., l.O.O, F.- evcrv Siiiut'ihiy evening in ifi'itiulc' Ml. ilood. A. M. K la.i.icv. tl. . Iiimmh k, sice. I'- H' ' OIs 1 vi mil in A :iivi. It. n. A. :' secoml mul Stoves & Ranges The I'liiviTsal mul Quick Meal; uncKccllctl iiialit y. fair price. Adding (he fa mous I larvanl Healers '.;ivcs 'tis a line of heaters it :u $1.25 to 36.50 In please every ilritiantl. We've jllst c itilpleted 1 lie lijo-o-est nit nil It's stove business in our liisiorv. Furniture With this last two e.ir h ads we cl.'i iiii a ra hjc of assort meat and priei s that f.viiaranle syoii per fect sal isfact it 'U. Al.-o full stocks 'm Shades, Luce Curtains, Poitiers, Rugs, Uno'.euni, Matting, etc. Upholstering Picture Framing No Rents, Spot Cash Purchases, largely based on business connections of ten years the most eco nomical handling of large volume of goods enables us to care for you on a money saving basis. tewart Hardware & Furniture Co. 1. A. ml li M' els null Call at the Hood River Market for the very best of everything in (he MEAT line We c.ni give you what you want. ANDREW HERN, Manager Phone 92 Young Bxtilc: : Third Street 1 1 U( 1 1 1 It 1 V I'.H V A 1.1 , 1) V I It I M A N !: SOI ' I !'. T Y IIihhI Klver.Oie. K. II. MnUWIK. I'i'es. K. ti. t oe, See. Leslie 1 1 1) I let', '1 reus. okk'Jon iiit a I'M iii;m:i; aii i,oiok no. i lHl.l.O. II. K iMeeln wcoliii unit I. no Hi WeilnesdHVs In cmcIi nionlii In inil-Mes Hull, Mt. llooil, ore. Mrs. Minnie 1 li in 'i Icli , N ii. Ml'H. Nellie (irihlile, See. WAI'NA TKMI'I.K. No. ii, I'VTII I N IS TKKS, llieetM'Vel ,V" Ill'sl mill Uill'rl lues. Ill VS of each month. tieoiyiunu Isi'iihcm. M. '.. (', Kli) M. Kleitei Melt, M. ol It. iiinl t . V. M ,ik r.rn.Ki:, iv , Ki la'ina;, vice man la ri i'i;, c KSTAI'.I lSili:i IlitlO Cles Hliir MT. IIOOII ('(It'NI'II, 111 MiiKotne Hull e eiK-ii lnoiilh. A. H. .Moe, Kee. ery I. It. A S. M. thll'.l Tue Meets hl in W. K. l.uruHay, '!'. I. M. 0. It. A: . Time Table. WI'ISI' llOl'Xl) 1'iiKt Muil (Mini Ou!y)..l:.ri u. in. 1'iirthiiiil I'lycr .ri :"i"i u. in. rortlauil Local 7:ix u. in. Ml. 111. 111. No. il No. Ii No. 7 No. Ti, Ore. WiihIi. l'',XiresH..K :iitl a. No. 11, Soo-Spiiliaiu'-rortliiii.l!l::!lt n. No. 1, I'orlhinil Loeiil l::!(l i. No. 17, Ore. t null, l.iuuteil (Solid I'ulltiiiui) r : i ,r p. in, kast i;oi:ni) No. L', linker Oitv l.oeiil l()::;."i i. in. No. 1H, Ore. ,Vc V aidi. I. united (Solul I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . i r 1 1 1 II eiii u. No. K, The Dulles l,oeul C.iL'll p No. 1, Spokttiu; I'lycr 7 :-V p. No. 10, 1'itnt Mull (muil only I K:''o p No. (i, Ore. mid WiifIi. I-: v p.'..lu :L'H p No. I-, Soo-Spi'kaiie-I'oit Ili:"i'" ti lit. n.. Butler Banking Company Hood River, Oregon Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $-15,000 Commercial Hanking - Modern Savings Depart ment - American Bankers Association Travelers Checks. - Safe Deposit Boxes. j FREDFKM K ' ARNOLD. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Btltiurii!li4 en ll klodf f vrk r res li i OX iliolie theS Call i from factory at made any T'.lx for box wooil anley-Siiiit h lox llelniont . Delivery la,ce. J. T. Hoi man See FRARY & TUCKER 11 23--12th Street FOR SPECIAL BARGAINS TI.N ACKLS, clian'd anil plowed, fine location. $1,500. F.LLVLN ACKLS, all improved, near famous Tucker orchard; $8,500. TWENTY ACKLS, all improved, 10 acres orchard, $20,000. $6,000 cash, any old terms. FII 'I Y-LICH I ACRES. 17 orchard, 15 hearing, $Ki,000. $10,000 cash terms on balance. S22JJ COPYPHitlT, l' i ourandS'eed The Celebrated While River & Golden Crown Brands. . Made From Selected tkrii Wheat A Sl'CCLSSI'LL IiAKIN(i Crow li I' lour, W lien yon I' you will find Ilii I' lour a Mile will never 11111 any oilier. of Wliltl ill'iUH the ke lueud, pies, e:iki lind relinl.le ktiindliy IJlM i 11 1 1 . 1 I iiil-leii niiv ! iii.l 'it ' I--' ry Hue M.-l Viii 11 STRANAIIAN & CLARK HOOD ItlVI.K, (MiLl'iON. I SMITH BROTHERS Successors to Jackson & Jackson Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables. Flour and Feed We Give All Orders Careful Attention and Make Prompt Deliveries. PHONE 47 PROMPT DELIVERY li