noop Hirr.R glacier, 'rnbhjbAT, acgust n, mi
HOOD RIVER PARTY
ENDS LONG TOUR
LEWIS ROUTS
YELLOW JACKETS
WENATCHEE CROP
PLACED HIGH
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Stranalmn, Mr.
and Mn. I.. C. Baldwin and child,
when thev returned to this city aboard
the Baiiley (iatzirt from Portland
Monday ended a 12UO mile journey, all
of which, with the exception of the
I'ortland-Hood River boat trip, was
made in Mr. Baldwin's automobile.
The party left here Saturday, Jvily 30,
and proceuinjf through The Dalles,
entered the Central Oregon country
arid from thence nouth to Northern
California. The followirineitie were
visited: Madras, Redmond, JSend, Sil
ver Lake, .Summer lake, I'aialey,
Lake View, Surprise Valley and Al
tuias, Calif.; Klamath, Ashland, Med
ford, Grant's Pass, Salem and Kutferie.
"We made the journey wthout an
accident, ' said Mr. Stranahan, "and
it wa8 certainly a tine trip. The roads
from The Dalles down throng the
Central Oregon country are great.
An autoist couldn't want better. That
country looks pretty fine to me. too.
Our journey north, however, wasn I
bo pleasant; for ttie roads in the Wil
lamette and Kogue Kiver Valleys are
pretty badly cut up.
Correction.
The date and pluce of the birth of
Andrew Jackson Kand, the pioneer,
who died at bin home on the Fast Side
grade lat Wednesday, were given
erroneously in the Glacier of last
week. Mr. Kand was born in Jelter
son county, Ohio. January l!t,
When he was 10 years old his narents
moved to Jackson county, Va. lie
was married to Mary Jane Latiinore
in 1H4X. He and his wife moved to
Madison, Wis., in 18.10. in 1X5.'! they
moved 111 l.a Crosse, where Mrs. Kand
died. Mr. Kand moved to Oregon in
JKKG,
At the beginning of the Civil War
the deceased enlisted in the Second
Wisconsin Cavalry and served faith
fully as a solider throughout the con
diet. He leaves surviving in addition
to the members of the family men
tioned last week, four nephews, all
brothers. They are T. B. Kand, of
Montavilla; J. H. and M. V. Kand, of
Portland; and Robert Iturnl, of Wnu
tJ win (iwin.
Local Autoists Make Record Time.
W. A. Morgan, who recently came
here from Portland as a representative
01 the Michigan Vehicle Co., made a
record trip to The Dalles in a car of
that make buturday. 1 he entire dis
tance was covered in an hour and .'11
minutes. The distance between here
and Mosier was traveled in !I7 minutes.
Will iluggins, who made the trip to
J he Dulles on the mime afternoon,
took l(i more minutes to cover the
alrefch. Willard Young made the trip
in good time Sunday.
The roads traveled are in very good
shape and this makes a very beuuliful
trip for motorists, as the scenery along
the route is unsurpassed.
Many Japs Will Root For Team.
Hood River will be full of Japanese
baseball fans Sunday, when the Lower
City aggregation will go up against
the Japanese ball 'team from Seattle
and Portland. The yellow men will
pour in from White Salmon and all
otner adjoining districts as well as
from the Hood River Valley. Local
enthusiasts assert that their team will
give the Lower City boys a good tus
sle. Wtwi!l certainly make a better
showing than the black fellows did
Sunday," said one.
Indeed, Sunday will be a great day
for the Japs. One should be able to
find plenty of amusement at Columbia
park, while the game is under way,
and get an idea of how the Japs con
duct their cheering.
J The Coon team from Portland that
played lust Sunduy was frost. The
game resulted in a victory of 12 to 0 in
favor of the local boys. One big
negro by accident connected with the
ball and would have made a home run.
However, u lazy team mate, who was
on sceoiul buse when the hit was made,
was overtaken between third and
homo and caused both of them to be
put out,
Hay Fever, Asthma ami Summer Colds
Must be relieved quickly and Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound will do it.
K. M. Stewart. 10114 Wolfram St. Chica
go, writs: "1 have been greatly troubled
during the hot Hummer months with
liny Fever and find that by lining Ko
leys Honey nod Tar Compound get
great relief." Many others who suffer
aiui'liarly will b glad to benefit by Mr.
Stewart's experience. Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound is effective for
cou.'hs and colds iu either children or
grown persons. No opiuts, no harmful
drugs. lua yellow package. Refuse
substitutes. For sale bv C. O. Plntli.
See the new up-to-date ownership
map of Hood Kiver Valley, for sale by
Hood River Almtiact Co.
AND YOU'LL PASS ANYTHING
J.
Marshal Robt. Lewis spent one of
the most strenuous times in the his
tory of his official duties last Friday
morning, when he evicted from the
Cascade street sidewalk a nest of yel
low jackets. The little pests had tres
passed on the city's property and hail
taken possession of the board walk for
a length of more than 50 feet. They
have had heated arguments with a
number of citizens 0 the neighborhood
and have always been victorious.
Marshal lewis was beginning to fear
that it would be necessary to call out
the fire department to tssist in the
removal of the trouble makers. How
ever, he Becured a beeman's veil, heavy
gloves and other safeguards and cau
tiously approached the entrenchments
of the yellow warriors armed witn
matches, pine shavings and sulphur.
When the brimstone fumes began to
penetrate their quarters the most of
the yellow jackets were overcome and
were consumed by the flames, but a
few of the more hardy warriors es
caped and the attacking marshal was
given several merry chases around the
block.
HEIGHTS NEWS
While taking a bath Sunday morning
Marshall Hill was seized with an
attack of lumbago. Mr. Hill suffered
severe pain for several days, but is
now reported much improved.
Ben W. Scott, who has been here
organising the lodge of Maccabees, is
seriously ill.
K. C. Bucklin, the Heights black
smith, reports that businss is unusually
active for the season.
Ray Samuels, who is with the San
tary Market, is spending the week at
Portland and Seaside on a vacation.
The Union Temperance meeting held
at the Christian church Sunday even
ing was well attended. Rev, Parsons
spoke quite plainly on some of the
evils that are before our young people,
and Rev, McOmber gave them a rem
edy to overcome them. The choir
gave us some good stirring music.
Miss Beth rxigington 'sang a solo in
her sweet natural way that was very
taking.
The next regular meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet with Mrs. fclla Wilbur on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:110 o'clock,
August 22. It is necesary that all
members be present as it is election
day and if the Union is carried on
another year there must be a new
corps of otlicers. All that do not wish
theUnion to go down must be present.
Don't forget the date.
Mrs. J. K. Carson and two little
daughters, Alice and Alberta, take
their departure for Seaside this morn
ing where Mrs. Carson is going to see
what the salt breeze will do for her
health. She is in a very nervous and
run down condition, and needs a good
long rest. We all hope she may be
greatly benefitted.
The Woman's Relief Corps had one
of their good time socials at Mrs. Jen
nie lientley's yesterday. Everyone
enjoyed the picnic dinner.
Mrs. Eva Nelson, a neice of Mrs,
Crowell. is coming from California to
spend some time and assist Mrs. Crow
ell in her care of Mr. Crowell, who does
not improve as it was hoped he might.
Carl .Sunnier has a brother visiting
him from the Kast. He came to see his
mother, 'Mrs. Mary Sumner, who has
been sick so long.
River Sailing Delightful Recreation.
"It's an ill wind that blows no one
good." When the strong breezes surge
from the coast up the Columbia, tiood
Kiver citizens have learned that it en
ables them to enjoy excellent sailing.
No recreation is more delightful. Ihe
sail boat, with its big canvas Mapping,
scouts straight away or can be made to
turn on a tack and run alumni into the
very teeth of the wind, which with the
broad expanse to play upon, creates
larger swells than one would suspect.
Ihe pleasure seeker is often thrilled
by the dips into the troughs.
Many parties have recently enjoyed
the sailing with O. C. Dean and Roy
Sheplar, the proprieties of the Hood
River-White Salmon ferry. When the
wind is strong the trips to and from
White .Salmon are made especially
pleasant.
Torpedo Boats Will Not Come.
Because of a change in the itinerary
of the Pacific Torietlo Fleet, none of
the mosquito craft will be seen nearer
to this city than Portland. Says Lieu
tenant Louis C. Richardson, fleet com
mander, in a letter to Dr. W. S.
Nichol: "Our itinerary has been
chauged on account of the Centennial
at Astoria, and 1 regret very much
that we will be unable to send a boat
further than Portland." Lieutenant
Richui'dsoii plans to make a visit to
the Hood River Valley next summer.
A TIP
Stylish Suits !."n!l.$l5.00
oxfords s,..!h!..;:v!aiko:: 4.00
Hitc The newest of the season, and a 9 AA
11013 "Gordon," too O.UU
Shirk What's better than the "duett?" I rn
JUIl 13 Anybody knows the answer I.JU
Underwear klnuSons m pTece0'. 1.00
Socks f in CoIors' 5()c; Si,k Fnisi1 25
$24.75
G. VOGT
That 30(i0 cars of fruit will be
shipped from the Wenatehee valley
this year is the estimate of Inspectors
P. S. Darlington end I. E. DeLong,
says th Wenatehee Advance. Of the
total movement tnere will be 20)0 cart
of apples, 600 of peaches and 400 of
pears and other soft fruit.
According to the inspectors the apple
harvest. this year will yield twice as'
many Winesaps the leading variety
in the district as last season ; Spitzen
bergs, Rome Beauties, Black Ben
Davis and Arkansas Blacks will be
fully as large a erop as in 1910; while
Ben Davis, Ganoa and Jonathans,
which were unusually heavyjast year,
will be short this season.
More people, men women, are suffer
ing from kidney and bladder trouble
than ever before, and each year more
of them turn for quirk relief and er-'
maneut benefit to Foley's Kidney Rem
edy, which lias proven itself t l one
of the most effective remedies for kidney
and bladder ailments that medical
science has devised. I
Notice to Bridge Companies.
HexleO blilx will be received at tli ofllca ol
tli undTHiiifl Id the City of Hood Hlver,
oretton, uulil noou, Augual :u, Itrtl, tor llie
formxli I iik ol necnuwry materia la and I lie
couMruclioii of a a(l bridge aerm Neal
CreH, bout flvfl mile aoiilh of lioud Kiver.
In Hood Klver County, Ort-gou. Tub tel
pan of Mild bridge to be l:t) feet lu leunlU
Willi timber approach about luu reet meU,
and wHd. frame auperatruuture upon oou.
erele plwra un -er aald apau. The carrying
capacity of aald bridge muat uol be lena tbau
m tuna live weight. Plana and aptriltcatlima
of aald bridge cau be axeu at the office of W.
K. Ilanaon, County Clerk, on and aflor Auguat
If., mil. A certified check for i per ceul of
the proiHinal muat aceoiiipauy eucti bid. The
right or rejection of any and all bid a la here
by eipreaaly reaerved.
Dated Auaual U. lull.
UKO. U. ( UM1KKTMON,
I7a24 County Judge.
Notice of Improvement or Streets.
Notlre la hereby given purauant to Ordl.
nance No. X!A, panned Ihe Coin mini Council of
theCity of lliaid Kiver, on the 7tti day ol
Anguat, 11J, and approved by the Mayor on
tue.Tth day of Auguat, lull, providing for the
Improvement of the south aide of Columbia
HI rent from the weal curb line of Heveulu
Street weat to the eaat curb line of Kourteeuth
80 eel, and on the north aide of aald street
from the wesl curb line of Heventh Htreel weat
to the eaat curb line of 1 hlrteeuth street, ex
cent where aldewalka have already been laid
or permlta laaued for the eonatructlou of able,
walka under this ord liianca, that blda will be
received bv the tinderalgued My Keeorder at
ma otnee in Ihe lleilhronuer Kulliliug lu aald
City up lo hlo clia'k, noou, ou the and day of
Mepteinner, mi, lor uie improvemeni 01 aaiu
(reel by grading dowu U Ihe eatahliahed
grade from the property line to the street
line tor aaiu uiaiHiiee ui me wnoii oi iu ieei,
and the laying of eeiuetit aldewalka six feet
lu width a dlatanceo' two feet from the prop-
rly line Uam aald grade. Hald work shall be
let in one contract, ami anao ne reuireu
to be completed lu M daya from the date ol
awarding aald contract.
Huld bids will be opened by the Street Com
mittee aa wmu aa practicable alter the lime
fixed for reviving bhla, and the several bids,
together Willi the summary thereof, will lie
reported lo the Common Council at Its next
regular meeting thereafter, l4-wlt, ou the 4th
day or Meptemlier, Hill, al Ihe Cily Hall, In
aald city, at which time aald bids will he con
alderea.
Notice la further given that any Interested
party may file his nh.lei'tton lo the letting of
said contract within the lime specified for
receiving bids, and that the same will be
transmitted hi the City Couuell along with
said bhla for thelrcoiiHideration at said meet
ing. The person, III in or corporal Ion lo
whom the contract la lei will be required
to enter into an agreement lo the effect that
aald contractor shall haik aloue for payment
for material and work to such iwrllcuitir por
tion of the fund to be assessed upon the prop,
erty liable hi pay for such liuprovemeut and
paid Into the City Treasury for that puraise,
aa shall he assessed lo the projierty lu from of
of which and to the charge of which a partic
ular part tit the improvement lo be done bv
the successful bidder Is lo Im made and col
lected and paid Into the City Treasury, and
such contractor shall lu no event require the
City of Hoi al Kiver or any of lu oillceraor
agents to pay the same, except out of such
pattlcular portion of aald funds ao aasesaed
or collected Into Ihe City Treasury, and for
such iHirllon ot ssld Improvement, nor seek
to euioroe imymeul of the same or any part
thereol against the City of Hood Kiver or any
of Its ollloera by suy legal process or ther
wlae. except out of audi particular fund.
All blda must slate price lor grading said
sidewalk U grade, and price for construct
ing said sidewalk, which work shall be done
in tne manner and lorm provided lor in ueu
crul Improvement ordinance No. IW4 of the
l 1 1 y in flood Kiver No bids will be received
which apeclfy more than one price nu
said work chargeable lo one block
In length. A bond lor the faithful per
formance of the contract loan auioAut equal
to 1 per cent, of the eat minted cont ract price
will be required of Ihe successful bidder, Ihe
l oiiiicll reserving the light to reject auy and
all bids.
Dated and first published August 17,
11. 11. I.ANdll.l.K,
al7a!U City Recorder.
SECOND-HAND
BUILDING MATERIAL
AND WOOD
For Sale on the old Box Factory
Property Lot. See
GEORGE B1GLER
rhona 167-L,
Kent & Garrabrant
Confectionery, Cigars and
Tobaccos
Sporting Goods
I
ON THE ROAD
A
Honest
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Prices
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E. A.
CARDUl WORKED
LIKEA CHARM
After Operation Failed to Help,
Cardui Worked Like a Charm.
Jonesvllle, S. C "I Buffered with
womanly trouble," writes Mrs. J. S.
Kendrlck, in a letter from this place,
"and at tlmea, I could not bear to stand
on my feet. The doctor aald I would
never be any better, and that I would
have to have an operation, or I would
have a cancer.
I went to the hospital, and they oper
ated on me, but I got no better. They
said medicines would do tne no good,
and I thought I would have to die.
At last I tried Cardui, and began to
Improve, so I continued using It. Now,
I am well, and can do my own work.
I don't feel any pains.
Cardui worked like a chann."
There must be merit in this purely
vegetable, tonic remedy, for women
Cardui for It has been In successful
use for more than 50 years, for the
treatment ot womanly weakness and
disease.
Please try It, for your trouble.
N.B. Hrilcffi; Ladiea' Advisory Dept. Chalta
nf Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Term., tor Spertal
InntrHftiuHs, and 64-page bunk, "Home TraatmtQI
kjt Wuwaa," cnt In plain wrappar, m laquaal.
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THE COOL DINING ROOM
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Electric Fans
Ventilating Fan
. SERVICE. A LA CHRTC .,
We Also Serve a Thirty-five Cent Merchant's Lunch
at Noon . o
EXCELLENT CUISINE '(
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RUIT STAMPS
AT THE GLACIER. OFFICE
APPLE LADDERS
CEMENT NAILS
THINNING
SHEARS
TARRED ROPE
r. CANVAS HOSE
TENTS
TACKLE
1 SEED' OATS
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Bread is the Staff of Life
and Log Cabin is the Best
The Best Staple and Fancy Groceries
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Hot Weather-Dishes
Cool. Screened Porches
0
COMPANY
Fresh French, Rye, Whole Wheat,
White and Graham Loaves every
day. We can please every taste.
And don't forget that Saturday we
will give to every customer one of
our beautiful Log Cabin Cake Plates
Remember the opportunity.
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iThe way to ill -health is down grade, and the
faster you get running the harder it is to stop.
Our pure, fresh and reliable medicines will put
you on the right track to recovery and bring you back
to perfect health. Our store is known for hfgh qual
ity and fair prices. If you are in need of a building
up we recommend "Elixir Americanitis," it is a
valuable tonic. : We recommend it because we know
its formula. Sold with the Rexall guarantee, two
sizes, 75c and $1.50.
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