HOOD RIVER GLACIER. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1911
0. A. C. WOMEN HAVE
SELF GOVERNMENT
FIGURES SHOW
MEN WILL PREPARE
SUBSTANTIAL FOODS
INCREASE IN SALT
Read This P
Before you buy. We ask you to call and inspect our
complete line of New and Second Hand Furniture,
Stoves and Ranges. Everything in house furnishings
We will take your old furniture or stoves
in exchange for NEW GOODS.
O. P. DABNEY & SONS
Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
I'ilONK 248-K
Cok. ForBTB a.n Statu K.
Butler Banking Company
Hood River, Oregon
Etlabliohrd 1401)
Capital One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Deposits Over Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
Safe Deposit Boxes
Savings Department
LESLIE BUTLER. Pre.. TRUMAN BUTLER, V-Prrt.
C. II. V A UGH AN, Cashier
HOOD RIVER ABSTRACT CO.
J. M. KniMKi.WKH F. A. liiHiioi-
ABSTRACTS
Insurance Conveyancing
SURETY BONDS
"Accuracy" is Our Motto
Office in New Ileilbronner Building
Phone 23 HOOD RIVER. ORE.
Progressive Fruit
Growers
WANTING
Better Fruit
Ought to investigate the merits and results
of spraying with
Vm. Cooper and Nephews
TREE SPRAY FLUIDS
The only scientific Sprays produced. Desrip
tive Pamphlets and Sprays at
D. McDONALD, Local Agt.
CHARLES G. ROBERTS, General Agent
247 Ash St., Portland, Ore.
Cullcjje
women
Sflf-i?-vernnii!i.t after the manner of
the ftanfurd University pirls has been
e-uHuU-d at Waldo Hall, t K'r's
durm.tury of the Or. eon At?r.ciilt.iral
l.y Dr. A. rayi e, u.u u
A 'chairman" and two ,,li-
i I.,.,.. (,.r thr
reciora nave m-
corridor (in each of the three tWs,
the directors to be responsible to the
chair-ran on each of the three floors,
ui.d tiiey to the dean for the proper
conduct of their corridors
Accordii'K to the rules of their hall,
the eirls must have special permission
to leave the buildup after (I p. rn., or
to leave the campus during the day lor
hdv i.uroo.-e other thn a short trip to
the bumness section of the city for
xhoiit.itur. They must renter at the
hall dei-k before leaving the campus
for any other purpose, atid cancel the
registration on their n turn so that, if
,.,,t.-uw n.e li-ari mav know where
H...V are at anv Mxciel time. Special
permission must be gained for remain
ing awav from the refractory at meal
.,m.,u Mi) the dishes, furniture or
equipment of the ball can not be re
moved from one room to another with
f.nt nermission.
()i verv Mriit rulini; which the new
oflicers will ke. pan eye to in that no
vourm woman may Co canoeing without
having a written permission from her
parents or guardian tiled first with the
dean. The observance of the quiel
sludv hours, suppression of running,
i..r,-urr,im' or other disturbance in the
hulls, the registration of intended
guests for meals or at mght, the im
mediate report of illness to the dean or
i,.., ,.;t-A,,t .-,11 these matters to be
w.-.tclie.l bv the corridor chairman for
ii, ihmi. In this wav the dean is
r..li,.v,.d .,f much "police" duty, leav
inir her tree to devote that time to the
more important functions of her oihec.
Mrs. Jayne Buried at Lone Fir.
The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Sperry
Jayne, wife of A. A. Jayne, formerly
of Hood Kiver, who was stricken with
heart failure on a St. Johns car, and
died shortly after bung carried into a
lrui stum, took place Tuesday from
l he residence of her mother, Mrs. K.
A Snerrv. filll East Ankeny street,
Put Hand. Kev. E. T. Simpson, of
Hood River, nlticinted, and interment
was in Eerie Fir cemetery. 'Ihe pall
Iwnrers were : W. 11. Wilson, of Ihe
Dalles; A. J. Derby and Chas. T,
K.irlv. of Hood River: K. I!. Dufur,
w s Hiilvnr ami H. R. Uurke. of
Portland. Mrs. Jayne is survived by
Mr. Jayne; her mother, who is the
widow of J. I.. Sperry; Mrs. Ilalvor,
Mm. II. R. liurke and Mrs. H. W.
l.emke, Bisters, and Maurice R Hur
ion II.. ami A. A. Javne. Jr., sons.
Portland Telegram.
Apples 50 Years Ago.
iKrom The Oreironinn. Oct. 2"). 1801.)
Apples are coming in rapidly. We
have heard of many sales at 25 cents
per bushel. Cider sells at :17 cents
per L'ullon and retails at il. No cider
vinegar in market.
For pains in the side or chest, dampen
a niece o( llunncl with Clinniherlain's
l.inimeiit and bind it on over the feat
of diiin. There is notliini' better, l'or
wile by all dealers.
SOCIETIES-
The United States produced 30.305.-
6.V. barrels of Bait in 1910. valued at
17.900.344, according to ngurei com
piled by W. C. Pbslen anu iusi puu
lished by the United State Geological
s!nrvev. Thi whs an increase of 1!I8,-
010 barrels over the production of 1909
but a decrease in value amounting w
$143,487. The six hading producer
of salt in 1910 were New orlc, Michi-
ii. Ohio, Kansas, Louisiana, and
California. Nearly 1 per cent or the
salt consumed in the country wag ob
tained from domestic sourcea, the
United States having long been inde
pendent of foreign production.
iSa It is thoueht ol inosuy in connec
tion with cooking and seasoning, but
it has a great many other important
applications. It is used largely in the
preservation of rin anu meai, in ine
ilairvinff imiiistrv. and in chemical
metallurgical processes, u is aiso
used as a source of chlorine employed
in the manufacturing of bleaching
powders and in the chlorination of
certain gold ores. ,
One of the main sources oi sail is
j . M 1.1
common sea water anu some oi me
California product is obtained from
the ocean. When sea water is evap
orated to dryness, salt is among the
first compounds to he uctiosuca. ine
last are the potash anu magnesium
compounds, being the most soluble.
Ihe great Stassfurt potash deposits
are overlain as well as underlain by
salt, and it is the opinion of geologists
that potash mi y accompany some oi
the known salt deposits in this country.
In a recent Geological buivey report
on potash, written by Mr. Phalen, the
hone is expressed that every sail pro
ducer in the United States will in the
future, when boring or otherwise ex
ploring for salt, be on the iookoui ior
poBsilbe occurrences of potash com
pounds. At present me ueoiogicai
Survey has a deep drilling party at
work in the arid West, where vast
deposits of salt are kown to exist, in
an endeavor to mid possinie sources oi
potash and nitrate of soda two of the
three essential elements of "complete
fertlizer." a recognized necessity for
successful agriculture.
Mr. Phalen's report on salt and
bromine is issued as an advance chap
ter from "Mineral Resources for 1910"
and may be obtained on application to
the Director, United States Geological
Survey, Washington, I). C.
When you are invited out to dinner i
hereafter by a Hood River bachelor, j
don't make excuses and try to evade I
the acceptance of the kindness, that is, ;
unless you want to miss a feed that i
will tickle your pallet most delight-1
fully and will give you a substantial !
feeling when you have finished. Vour I
bachelor friends won't starve you here
after, nor will they feed you on crusts
and burnt potatoes ; lor they have
solved the mysteries of the kitchen.
Bachelor night will be observed by
Mrs. W. II. Lawrence, who is giving a
course of lectures in domestic science,
on the evening of November 4.
The young men will learn how to
prepare and cook broiled steak, dough
nuts, baking powder biscuit, roast and
stuffed chicken, giblet gravy, tea and
coffee, and they will be instructed in
the proper methods of carving steaks
and chickens. The viands will be auc
tioned off after the cooking class has
given its hnshing touch.
Whether you are hungry or not, the
evening's program will be worthy of a
visit. Think of it! James E. Mont
gomery and R. Ruck Kelly, it is ru
mored, will be present dressed in
immaculate white caps (borrowed for
the occasion) and aprons (also bor
rowed) wielding gridirons and skewers.
Perfect Printing Rubber Stamps ol
every description made at the tilaeier
Stamp Works.
The Hilton Nursery Co.
Reliable for 33 Years
Nearly 2,006,000 Trees to Select From
R. T. Newhall, Representative
Hood River, Ore. Phone 277-M
Apple Contains Button.
On the highest limb on the highest
apple tree in his orchard, Thomas P.
Dohdy, a mile northeast of Moscow,
Idaho, the other day found stuck in an
apple a celluloid button, advertising a
piano house. How the button was
placed there is a mystery. Mr. Dowdy
says it would have been impossible to
have placed it there without the use of
a ladder as the limb was not large
enough at that height to have been
climbed. The pin had been stuck into
the apple while the apple was small,
as the button shaded the apple in the
shape of the button, preventing its
coloring properly. The sear was
healed where the pin had been inserted.
Hlinli KlVKIl UllKlK NO. 1115, A. V. nnd A.
M.-Nwln Hiiliiriluy evi'iilin? on or linfure
ewr li lull moon. Iko. 1. Kuico.u, W. M
1). McDonald, Hccrelary.
llonit Kiver l'oinninili ry No. 12, K.T
Mih'Lh every nrm Tuesday evening
citrh nmnlh. t'. K. M A ttsllill.I., K. C
1'. St. Davidson, llpcnrder.
M l', llOdll ('(ir.NI'll, No. 8. It. A . M. Meets
In MHHonlr. IIbII every mini I ueBiiiiy iu
eu.'h in'MUli.
W.K. I.nruwny,T. 1. M.
A.'D. Miw, U'ic.
torage
We have storage space for all kinds
of goods in a concrete building
Our Tranfer Wagons Will Move
Anything
Complete Transfer Service
Transfer & Livery Co.
Phone 5
8. T. RAW SOS
F. 11. STANTON
HOOD RIVER NURSERY
Stock Grown on Full Root.
We desire to let our friends and patrons know that for the fall planting we will
have and can supply in any number
Cherry, Pear, Apricot, Peach and Plum Trees
Grape, Currant and Berry Plants
Shade and Ornamental Trees
Also, all the standard varieties of Apple Trees. Can supply the trade with
plenty of Newtown, Spittenberg and Jonaehan apple trees
Rawson & Stanton, Hood River, Ore
HOOII KIVKIlt'HAt'TKH Nil. V. K. A. M.-
Meulslli'Ml mill third h ruiny iiikiiihoi euon
month. A. 1. Molt, II. i
V. I'. lliiiicK, Herrehiry.
Ilium lllVK.lt Ut APT Kit Nil. SMI. K. H.-
MeelH mtioml and lourlli luiny cveninn
ol eiich month. Vadium cordially welcomed
M as. ('. I. I ii'isi eiN, W. M.
Mist A I.I A l'ooi.K, HeernlHiy.
W. U. W. met Ih the 2d mid 4th w edncKdiiyn
each month at K.ol I', null. ikiioi'h cor
dially Inviied. W. K. SHAY, C C.
Ki.m n Ki't'Ki.lN, Clerk.
HOOD 111 VKK I'IRtl.K NO. Wl, W'OMK.NOK
YVoodemU-Meet Hi. K . ol 1'. hall oil lll
OrHtand Third Thtirxduva of each month.
Mks. W M. CUmiku, N, U.
Ma. II. W. W An n, Clerk.
WAUCOMA I.OIHIK NO. 30. K. OK I'.-
Mei-tK In K. ol P. hall every I luwuuy infill.
Ato'Mi' a it. utkK, c. i:.
I.kwihH. Iskniiuhu, K. ol It. anil S.
"I am pleased to recommend Cham
berlain's Couirh Remedy as the beet
thing I know of and safest remedy hr
coughs, colds and bronchial trouble,"
writes Mrs. J B. .Arnold, ot uenver,
Colo. "We have used it repeatedly and
it has never failed to give rehf." lot
sale by all dealers.
i
HOOli Kl V Kit CAM 1', NO. 7 ,711-, M. W. A.
Meets lii 1. O. O. p . hull every Vt ednraday
tilth!. 1'II.ISK l Al'IIV, V. C.
C. C, Dak in, cleik.
KIVKIiHIIIK 1.1MUIKNO. 118 A. O. II. W.-
Meel hint and third hiiliirdayM or each
motdh. K. K. cuai'han, M. W.
UhO. si.ocom, KlUHtieler
t T ik.s'1 t; u M u i: T K. Keio rder.
OI.KTA ASMKMltl.Y NO. 11B, CNIIKD A KT-
ImoiK. Meelx the first and thlril Weilnert-
thtyH, wirk; Mt-cond and lourth Wednesday
Ar'liun' Imll. C. II. IliNKteiis, M. A.
W. H. Acsi in Secretary.
UM.KWTl.DK I-ODIIK. NO. 107, 1, O. O. K.
Meetii In Kim erniil It h) I, every TTturxdny
lllulll. .1. M. Hi IIMKI.IKK, M. U
li:o. Thomson, ivvretury
Hood River Poultry Yards
J. R. NICKEUSEN, Prop.
Breeder of
S. C. W. Leghorns. W. P. Rocks
and Y C. Rhode Island Keds
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
A few L'ood cockerels for sale, $1.00 lo
tlTiii. . I. Keds are from hrst prize
cockere 'ort and show iWii. w. r.
Koeks are 1 1'ishel strain.) W. leghorns
are from IL I. Casey's trap nested hrBt
tien at Spokane, 1910. Kgs and day-
old chicks after January 1. Orders
booked now. Poultry yards i miles
west of city at Frankton. l'lione 31.V2-X.
KliKN KNCA.dl'MKN T. NO. 4H, 1, O. O. K
UeKtihir ineeittiu vod Hnd touith Mondays
.ifeueh month. .1. It. rKimrsoN.C. I .
liKO. SlIKI'AKO, Mcrlhe,
1.AIKI.I. ItK.ltKK All l.oliUK. Nil. Hi, I.OO V
Meets tlrst and third Mondoys eiteh nmn'.h
I'.dllh W llson, N. It. Nellie Moses. Sec.
KKMI' l.oliUK, No. 181, I. O. O. K.-MeeU ill.
Udell odd Fellows' hull every Hal ar
day nlghl. Isltors etn-iiiiilly welcomed.
liKo. Mnkei'AHU, N. U.
WliANT llAllhY, Skc.
11 AKb KKHKKA1I l oDOK No. M, I.O.O.K
Mrem the Hist and third Tuesday evenliiK tn
each mount in Ihe Odd fellows lUU.Heven
ml leu setllh ol Mood Kiver, Iv. D. I. Mrs,
Violet Masiker, N. U. tiertrude Clark, Sec
rANl'.Y Sr. It. C Meets second nnd lourth
SittuvdiivH of each nuuilh hi K.if r. hall.
Mrs t'niherlne (llll, Mis. Ahhle Hsker,
Secretary. I're-sidcnl
HlMU) KlvKK VAI.I.KY I1CM A N K SOCIKl'V
litMid Kiver, Ore. h. II. HartwlK. I res,
llartdd lli ishner, H.. Leslie Iditler, Treas.
HOOt KIVKH COM.MK.KC1 M.C1.C H-M(V
every svond Monday in eaeh linmih at H p.
in., tit the eluli riHiiiiH over .ikckmiii 8 siore.
r.. i;. mi 1 1 il, rrea,
J. C. Skinnkk, Seerelary.
J'ine lit'ove ilrunte No. ivV) meets the tlrsi
anil tuna Miiuiiiii.v oi enen nioiiui hi 9 i. m
Blankets and Quilts
Laundered
in n thoroughly sanitary
manner by the
Hood River Laundry Co
Vhono 1-J3
CHRISTMAS IS
COMING
REMEMBER,
it taken time,
AND
care, to linish first
class work, so
come in now and
AVOID
the disappoint
ment of getting in
THE RUSH
and not having
your work just
when you want it.
NEW
styles of mount
and finishes now
in. Make your
choice while our
line is complete,
and (five ns plenty
of time to do work
in first class stylo.
Yours for tine
work,
DEITZ
The Photographer
Kent & Garrabrant
Confectionery, Cigars and
Tobaccos
Sporting Goods-
M. E. WELCH,
LICENSED VE1F.HISAKY SIIWF.OM
Is prepared to do uy work In the veterin
ary linn, lie cnu be found by call lux at or
phoning to Clarke a drug more.
C. G. VAN TRESS,
Public Stenographer
and Notary Public
Elliot Block.
Phone 308 M
MW-HH-H4"5-H-H"H-l
GROCERIES
AND
GENERAL RACKET STORE
Harness Supplies and Lanterns
Special Sale of
, Chinaware and Crockery
l.AKCK ASSORTMENT OF
(.KANITEWARE
J. T. liolman,
..T-J..!..T-t..t..
"HTrn
On The
Heights
i"l"l'
Library Tables, Cedar Chests, Desk
Tables, Kitchen Cupboards, Book
Cases and Porch Swings.
CALL AND SKE MY STYLE
E. JOHNSON
FREDERICK A ARNOLD.
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
BrttmstM faratth4 til kinds l wfl
Pknn- Atmol.lf.Ji
H.
2nd
and .Stat
Phono 345
Mt. Hood Railroad
TIME TABLE No. 10.
Effective April 17, 1011
So. Round STATIONS No. Bound
A. M. P. M.
8:00 Hood River 8:10
8:05 Powerdale 3:05
8:15 Switchback 2:55
8::t5 YauIIorn 2::t0
8:40 Mohrs 2:25
8:55 Odell 2:15
9:10 Summit 2:05
9:20 Bloucher 2:00
9:10 Winaiis I :M)
9:45 Arrive lVe Leave 1:45
10:15 Leave Iee Arrive 1:25
10:25 Troutcreek 1:20
10 :4I) Wood worth 1:05
10:50 Arrive Parkdale. . .Leave 1:00
Sunday's north bound train will run
two hours late, above schedule, leaving
Parkdale 3:00 p.m.
COTTAGE
HOSPITAL
Hood River'st Medical
Institution
Open to the public for treat
ment of Medical and Surgi
cal cases.
A Maternity Ward is maintained in
the Riiiby House, just east of
the main Hospital.
KATES ON APPLICATION
Address
Cottage Hosp5tal Assn.
NOTICE!
I am still weaving liw Carpets and
Hugs; (irinding Tools and
Filing Saws at
915 Wilson Street, on the Heights.
W. Waddell
Do you want your
Shoes Repaired,
if so, come to
I. GAFF'S NEW SHOP
Door South McGuire's Meat Market.
FINE PASTURE
Wheat and Bunch Grass, Straw Stacks
and Shelter for the Horses. Plenty of
Water.
Will NicKerson
Th DU. Orgon
J M WRIGHT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
All Kinds of Shop Work, Band Sawing and
General Mill Work.
HARDWOOD LUMBER. HARDWOOD CABINET WORK AND
MISSION FI RMTI RE MADE TO ORDFK.
Old Armory Building
Phone 306-X
Stanley- Smith Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Ete
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
FREE
Those NICE DISHES on Display at
WOOD'S GROCERY are given away
FREE with Cash Purchases.
Be sure to get your tickets when buying
goods there.
These dishes are Warranted to be first
class ware. Call in and examine them.
We sell all kinds of Groceries at prices THAT ARE RIGHT
when quality of goods is taken into consideration.
"The Best Things to Eat."
WOOD'S GROCERY
J. M. WOOD, Proprietor.
The Purity Dairy Co.
Yours for prompt service and
Good Milk
THOS. D. CALKINS
Hood River Plumbing Co.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING & &
Tinning and Sheet Metal Work. Gasoline En
gines, Pumps, Rams. Repairing Promptly
Attended. Estimates Furnished.
Office, in Davidson Building
Phone 165-M Third and Cascade
DIRECT LINE EAST
The trains of tie North Bank road rim through to Spokane, Butte,
Helena, Minneapolis, St. I'atil and Chicago without chunge.
None is faster or better appointed. Every modern feature of equipment
is supplied.
With only one change f train, and that is the same
station, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Denver and
other central western points are reached.
Tickets and baggage arranged through to al
eastern points.
Details will be furnit-hed on request.
W. E. COMAN
G. F. & P. A., Portland, Ore.
E. A. GIBERT
Agent, White Salmon, Wn.
We are Now Taking Orders for
Apple, Peach and Pear Boxes
Would Advise Ordering at Once
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.
Phone 124 Hood River, Oregon