The Hood River glacier., March 21, 1912, Image 2

nOOD WVER GLACIER. . THURSDAY, MARCH21. 1912
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ARTHl R D. MOE. PuMl.her.
Subscription, IS 1 .. 0 IV r Tear.
I NION STORAGE.
We print in another column this
week extracts of a letter from C. H.
Sproat, manager of the Apple Growers'
Union. As Mr. Sproat Bays in bin
communication to the ttocKholdcre of
the organization, the question of stor
age is the all important and vital one
now facing the Union.
The growers of the Valley have had
their minds occupied to a great extent
since the first of the yesr with the
consideration of co operation and the
investigation of the proposal made to
them by the Northwestern Exchange
Ihe investigations are over in so far
as co-operation through a partly profit
sharing agency is concerned and we
have found that we are not facing as
serious problems bs we thought we
were. Those who would have had us
enter the inner realms of the North
western Fruit Exchange would have
had us believe that we were facing
calamity and a crisis. But the Union
has been fchown to have had selling
machinery in every way as excellent
as that of the selling agency and
bringing in better returns.
Hut the btokholders of the Apple
(rowers' Union want to enable the
Union to continue its tlliicency. The
organization is acknowledged the lead
ing selling agency of its kind in the
Northwest, it is used as a pattern by
the country as a whole. Rut let's
don't throw bouquets at ournelves un
less we are willing to use our en
deavors to continue to increase its
strength and capacity to get results.
The organization now has every facil
ity but that of adequate storage and
shipping accomodations. It is abso
lutely necessiiry for the Union, in
order to realize the reasonable results
that you as growers are going to ex
pect this next year for your banner
yield of apples, to have a greatly in
creased home storage. Have you
thought over the matter? If you have
not, get busy. Have you merely given
it a trivial consideration, and have you
come to the conclusion that the storage
problem does not amount to anything?
If you arc in this lukewarm position,
you have leayoned from a fallacy, or
our investigations have not touched
bottom.
Tho apple crop this fall will be the
biggest the Valley has ever had. The
storage facilities were not adequate
year before last. The Union hail to
rush fruit to middle western and east
ern storage houses and the charge
made for the service ate no small holes
in the profits for the grower. With
adequate home storage the Union
would keep this money at home.
Money kept at huuie is not only a ben
efit to yourselves, as stockholders of
the Union, but it aids the finances and
commerce of the community as a
whole.
Serious results would follow a car
shortage. With the great million box
crop of apples rolling in and no place
to store them and no way to ship them
out, imagine tho chagrin that would
feel, if a largely increased Union stor
age house were nut here to receive the
apples.
Even with the present facilities and
cars in plentiful numbers, the crop is
going to roll in so fust this full that
with the present shipping facilities it
will be impossible to handle them
properly, carloads will go to pieces.
It will be found thai it will nut only
be necessary to ship to distant storage
but to consignment dealers, apples will
go to pieces, we will hear of request
for rebates, and we will have to grant
them. Markets will be glutted, t'ha
one conditions, will reign, ihe prices
we will receive will be unsatisfactory
in the extreme. The whole business
will have a re-iiclinnary effect. Grow
ers will feel blue, such results will
breed pessimism, newcomers with such
facts staring them in the lace will be
wary and the great imliislry of the
Hood River Valley will suffer.
All of these facts are unpleasant to
be thought of. If tliey were being
predicted, they would make us feel
blue air eady, but the intelligent or
chardists of the Hood River Valley will
not let them come to pass. '1 hey will
Hpply the preventative. Waiting ami
applying a remedy would niiike too
bitter an experience, and the Union
will have storage sullicieiit to bandit
the apple crop.
fOL. KOOSKVIIT.
Col. Roosevelt, judging by the daily
press of the country and many of tin
foremost weekly periodicals, although
he has been considered one of the
shrewdest citizens and presidents the
country has ever had, has made a
serious mistake in announcing his can
didacy for the presidency for a third
term. In view of the statements mad
by Col. Roosevelt on several former
occasions, it seems to a great portion
of the public that he has broke!) faith
and is pursuing a course directly op
posed to his former preachings. With
such circumstances staring him in the
nice, unless ino lormer rough noer
president and hunter of big game, has
a strong band, with some trumps that
have not yet been exposed to the pub
lie, to uring inio play soon, lie is in
the predicament of having to make
explanations for his former attitude
j . . i -1 . . . 1
aim iu oe piiieeu on me aelensive is
not an enviable position.
Col. Roosevelt is a strong man,
courageous and has a great deal of
executive ability. He has more diplo
macy, too, than the average man in
the public eye. His straightforward
actions during the terms of his presi
dency created for him the world over a
great admiration. Men, who observed
him, thought him net only great
statesman, but wonderful politician,
and Col. Rooscvtlt wag the popular idol
of the American people. Indeed, it
seemed that hit success got the better
of him. He has always had a tendency
to be the biggest djck in whatever
puddle he happened to be. It
seemed to the American public that be
was trying to make too big a splash in
the world puddle, when he left Africa
after his hunting expedition and bigan
to hob nob with rulers of the old world
country. Indeed, it seems with the
opposition that Col. Roosevelt has
created with his recent annoucemei.t
and his abtruse way ot making it, that
he has created an impression that will
cause his popularity to wane rapidly.
There are many men, who have no
scruples against a third term president,
who have bad their suspicion an used
against Mr. Roosevelt because .f his
former statements, while others de
clare that, however much they might
admire him they would vote and sup
port no man for a third term, (helming
it against precedents set in early days
of the government and re-atfirmed
oftentimes since then. Still the
Colonel has a great many ardent ad
mirers. who can see no fault in bis
announcement, which to the many at
present looks like a contradiction, and
who assert that explanation can make
everything clear.
.Summing all up it seems that Col.
Roosevelt is going to fight against the
heaviest odds he has ever had confront
ing him. There is no doubt about him
enioMng B si rnii. However, It would
probably have been far bi tter lor him
to have remained otlt of the contest.
not only for himself but fur the coun
try Ht large. As the first private
citizen of the country he could have
wielded a great influence. His recent
action will go far toward discrediting
any future stands of his, should the
re-action against him grow as every
present indication seems to forecast.
Strange things have been happening
during the past winter. While the
Middle West and East has been frozen
up, the report comes that Alaskans
have been enjoying an exceedingly
warm winter. A letter from Cordova
says that ice for household purposes
will have to be brought from distant
glaciers, because of the fact that the
waters of the adjoining lakes, which
usually freeze to a great thickness,
have been kept open becauso of the
warm days.
N. J. SINNOTT FOR CONGRESS.
The reports from different parts of
the state to the effect that N. J. Sin
nott, of The Dalles, is meeting with
success over the whole of the Second
Congressional district, should be grati
fying to the citizens of the city and
county of Hood River. Mr. Sinnott
has been in the public eye for a num
ber of years. He has made an enviable
name and reputation for himself in his
profession of the practice of the hiw.
standing second to none in eastern
Oregon. Mr. Sinnott has represented
Hood River and Wasco counties in the
State Senate. His record will stand
tho searchlight of investigation.
"Nick" Sinnott will represent tne
state of Oregon creditably. He is a
red blooded man with initiative anil
ability of execution. He can laugh
and crack a joke with the best of men,
but be can also do things. He is a
big, whole souled, square, Oregon cit
izen.
See our new Spring Millinery. One of the finest as
sortments in the city at most reasonable prices
Clothcraft all wool Suits guaranteed in every way, $10
to $15. H. S. & M. Clothes from $17.50 up to $25.00
Oxfords, Shoes and Slippers. . Our line Is complete
with ail the newest in lasts ana learners
This Week's Specials on Embroideries, Curtains and Rugs
One week only, commencing Friday morning, March 23, and continuing for one week. Here are some
specials that should interest every lady in the community.
EMBROIDERIES
Iii the lino of Embroideries, Edgings and
Iii rtions. Corset ( oyer Embroidery, Allover
Embroidery ami rloiineing", we have the
fimM line ever displayed in the city and at
prices that ran not help but appeal to anyone
leniring anything in the line of embroideries.
Hoe s-w iss ( oiobinatioii Corset Cover and tkirt
Embroidery, .' inches wide, very pretty eve
let pattern, good 5ic value, this week at 42c
Eine Law n Embroidery Flouncing, 2i inches
wide, eyelet pattern, a splendid value at L'ir a
yard, hpecial (or Ibis week 22c
Corset CnTer Embroidery of tine Swiss,
NaitiHHik ami I .awn. We have never before
bad sin b lovely pattern at so low a price.
Any one of the many pa't.-rns you would
guess to be worth double the price we ask.
Corset (.'over Embroidery, 1'Jo value Ittc
1
l!e
23c
" " " :Sic. " Hie.
Ke " 4:,e
70c " .
line Swiss Embroidery Flouncing, heavy
raised eyelet pattern, iisc value, special 33c
Embroidery r loiincing about 9 inches wide
lite
:.'"
ofteryfine lawn, good heavy edge, a good
value at 32c. Special 23c
Very fine Embroidery for skirt ruffling, 9 in
dies wide, a beautiful raised pattern, regular
.'c value. Special I8c
Ten-inch Embroidery for skirt milling, eve
let pattern, 2oc value. Special 18c
In this line we call your special attention to
Time special boys that we feeured and are of
fering you this spring in 29-inrh Flouncing,
with very heavy raised pattern in vine and
eyelet, the yard 35c
iii-iiich fine Swiss Embroidery Flouncing,
heavy raised pattern, the yard 45c
Special prices prevail on each and every
: iece of Embroidery in the bouse this week.
Lace Curtain Special
For this week only we are going to give you
a chance to save some good money on your
I .ace Certain purchases. We have anytnlng
you may wish for in this line and will lie
pleased to have you call and get our price.
Ecru Net Curtains, very pretty design, 3 yds
long by 5 inches w ide, regular f 1 grade 89f
Ecru XetCuitain with neat vine and floral
design, 3 yds long by 50 inches w ide, good
values at fc.25. Special $1.9H
Fine Net Curtains, fillet weave, splendjd
value at $1.7"). Sjiecial 81.58
Plain Net Curtains with neat scroll border,
regular $2 00 sellers. Special 81.7
$1 oO values, special 1.84
MOO ' " 2.6
$:) 50 " " 8.12
$t. 00 " " 8.0
J.1) 00 " " 4.4H
Rugs and Art Squares
We carry a very fine line of Rugs and Art
Sijtiares and you will be more than pleased
with' youraelr if you buy your rug of us. We
carry a fine line and we will sell them on
a very close margin regularly, but this week
we will give you a still better value if you
wish to avail yourself of a good saving.
Uhe Paris Fair
Smith's Manor Tapestry Seamiest Rug, Or
iental design, regular 8 50 value 87. i
Smith's Tapestry Rug, Oriental design, back
ground brown and green, medallion center,
regular fH.OO value. Special 87.20
Smith's Palisade Seamless Rug, Oriental de
sign, background light, tan and green, 9il2,
regular lti 00 value 814.94
Fine Urussels Art Square, floral design, size
9x12, regular frt 00 value, fcpeeial 87.20
Virginia Art Square, 7Ax9, Oriental pattern,
rug that will give you the very best of ser
vice, splendid value'at f.1.00. Special.. 82.70
Same as above, 9x10, f3.7'( value. Special
this week 83.88
Smith's best Anninister Rug, 9x12, Orient
al design, background dark green and tan,
regular $14 50 value. Special 818.05
Smith's best Administer Rug, 9x12, floral
design, background dark green and tan, me
dallion renter, regular $19.00 value. Special
this week 817.10
Special reductions on every Rug in the store
for this week. He sure to take advantage of
this saving.
One of the finest assortments of Boys' Suits you could
wish to see, at prices to suit any pocketbook
Easter Novelties of all Kinds at real special prices.
me most complete lines ever brought to the city
A fine line of Trunks, Suit Cases and Grips. We can
supply your every wish
STANTON BUYS
FROM COPELAND
THE AdhPTANCK OF RUMORS.
All of us are too prone, when we
hear rumors, to allow them to mislead
us and to accept them as facts. It is
characteristic of too many of ns not to
he willing to make our own investiga
tion and to hearken to the words of
others. The example of the Oak Grove
apple growers, who to satisfy their
curiosities, while at the same time
getting at the methods of an institu
tion on which fori) number of years
the success of the Valley bus been
based, took a day olf and studied the
details of the management of the
Apple dowers' Union. We may say
with what at lirst thought tuny be a
just criticism that it is the business of
the I 'iiion to disseminate among its
growers the facts as to its methods.
This might be to the interest of the
Union management. ,Iust as other
rumors of a fault finding nature reach
growers' ears and are believed without
further consideration or investigation,
the statements of the management
might he first at hand and make the
first impression. Hut, as Mr. Sprout
suggests, if you want authentic facts,
secured by yourself or a self-appointed
source, go yourself or send a commit
tee of the growers of your district to
the Union to learn the facts from orig
inal records. Started, no one knows
where, but traveling with the rapidity,
almost, of the light ( f a star or the
rays of the sun, rumors, without basis,
are often the cause of harnitul agita
tion. It would be well for a I of us, in
the face of rumors, to adopt the traits
of character attiibuted to the citizens
of Missouri, and calmly tell the little
swift winged disturbers that we must
be shown.
It is hoped that the recent rumors
mentioned by the letter to the apple
growers will, in the face of investiga
tion, dart back to its starling point,
oblivion. The Union needs coo)er
tion and concerted action.
The management of the Union has
always shown itself ready to listen to
reason and suggestion. Criticisms
based on facts and legitimate argu
ment should receive their apt atten
tion.
In Spokane saloonmen have a rate
war and have tried to see which of
them could sell liquor ami beer the
cheapest. If the rate cutting sparring
of the barkeepers continues it would
not be surprising to see the lnl:o ,l
Empire city the goal for the thirsty of
little means.
E. E. Stanton, of Chicago, who has
for some tune owned 10 acres on the
west side, has purchased through C.
Y. Edwards & Co. the 10-acre ranch of
Joseph Copcland, which is located on
the west side. Mr. Stanton left yes
terday for Chicago to bring his family
here. He will make his home on the
Copcland place and finish improving
his other possessions.
Another sale of interest is that of
C. K. Marshall to Dr. E. E. Ferguson,
of The Dulles, whereby the latter
bought from Mr. Marshall nine acres
in the llelmont district. Dr. Ferguson
already owns several tracts of land
here and will make his home in the
valley.
IJQUOlf SOLICITOR
CREATES PROBLEM
A young man, who has heen solicit
ing orders here at various times during
the past three weeks for a I'ortland
liquor house has placed a problem
before the citty and county authorities.
1 he solicitor merely exploits the merits
of his goods. "Summer will soon be
here, he says, "and you will need a
case of beer." However, he will not
receive any money. The order which
he makes out is given to the patron to
be forwarded to the I'ortland firm.
lieeause of his boldness, soliciting in
the city and country from house to
house, the man has aroused a great
deal of cumment, and an effort is being
made to bring legal proceedings against
him.
Tift Boosts Hood River
Arthur I'. Tifts, a Portland attorney,
who is also an enthusiastic apple
grower, owning an orchard here was
with the Oregon delegation that se
lected the site for the Oregon buildH'.g
in San Francisco last week. At the
banquet Mr. Tift made the following
speech, which is clipped from the San
Francisco Examiner :
I "Up where I come from, Hood
Kiver, we can hardly wait for the
opening of the exposition. First, we
are interested iu the opening of the
I'linnum canal, because it will afford
us a means of shipping our wonderful
apples to the east and Europe at
greatly reduced rates. Secondly, we
want to show how we raise apples,
those big Spitzeiihergs and Newtown
I'ippins and a big space which we are
going to have in the Oregon building
will give us an opportunity to display
our industry."
Kay Announces Candidacy
Murray Kay has made his announce
ment as a candidate on the Republican
ticket for nomination and re-election
to the ollice of county surveyor. Mr.
Kay fur a number of years was with
the engneering corps of the Chicago &
Northwestern K. R. Co. Last sum
mer, when the county let bids for the
construction of the Neal creek bridge,
the bidding bridge companies' repre
sentatives stated that they had never
recieved a more concise set of specifi
cations from any county surveyor.
The specifications were accepted with
out a change.
Woman's Club Changes Date of Contest.
Hecause of the late spring, the mem
bers of the Woman's club have changed
the beginning date of the period dur
ing which the contestants in the lawn
beautification race will vie with each
other from March 15 to April 1.
Private Lessons
Violin, Piano and Vole
Culture)
Special Rales Hi Beginners in Orchestra
Arthur J. Harmon
1121 5th St. Phone 302-L
Land For Sale
Ten acres, East Side, 6 1-2
miles out; part bearing, bal
ance young trees; house and
barn ; close to church, school,
store and warehouse. Price
reasonable.
Phone at Noon or After
Six, 2063-L
Automobile for Hire
Phone Residence 182-M or
Hotel Oregon 150
WILLIAM DAVIS
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Hood River Fruit Land
Over a hundred acres of land, one
mile from railroad depot. Perpetual
free water right, light expense for
clearing; Bbot land of great depth;
fine road runs through the property,
Will trade or sell as a whole, or cut
into small tracts. Terms if required.
Write,
L. AYERS
891 Carruthtrs St. Portland, Oregon
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
ha been appointed administrator of tbe es
tate of Chas. F. Lage, deceased, by the County
Court of Hood Kiver County. All persons
having claims against the eHiate must pre
sent name, auiy vennea atineomceoi A.J.
Derby. First National Hank bulldlna. Hood
Kiver, Ore., within tlx niontha 'Tom the date
of the firm publication of this notice.
Dated and first published the 21st day 01
warcn, mu.
Hi HANS LAGE, Administrator
Notice of Street Opening.
Notice ia hereby given that In pursuance of
Instructions by the Common Council at 11
regular meeting, held on Monday, March is,
IIU2, the City Surveyor has Hied in thlsornce
a report and plat of the proposed opening of a
sireei along inesouin iineoi me rigni 01 wa
of the Oregon.WHshtngton K. K. 4 Nav
Co., from Third Htreet west to Hixth Htreel
across block 14, Hood Kiver Proper, and
blocks 6 and 9. Beuonri Addition West.
This notice la published for two weeks in
Ihe Hood Kiver Glacier, the date of first pub
llcatlon being March 21, lMi.
H. L HOWE,
all Ulty Recorder.
Treat the Horse Well
and he w ill treat you well. Have
your
Horseshoeing
all dune here and you will be as
well pleased as our other customers
are. We make borseslioeing a bus
iness mid we make it a success, be
canse it is done right. If yon want
that kind, remember us every time
you have any to be done.
PHONE 63 X
Shively & Driscoll
A Comfortable Home
Fine interior finish, 5 rooms,
complete plumbing and light
ing, hot water heat, fireplace,
range, etc., for sale on easy
terms. May rent to a respon
sible and careful tenant under
lease. See the property at
505 May street, or phone
H. B. LANGILLE
Notice of Bond Sate.
I'ursuHnt to the order of the Common Conn.
cil and the provisions of Ordinances Noa. it I.
:n.:i. of the city of Hood Kiver, notice is
hereby given that sealed proposals will be re
ceived by tlie undersigned City Recorder al
uih omce in tne city or Mood Kiver. Oregon.
I up to IS o'clock noon. Monday. Ai rll 1st.
for tne purchase ot 6 improvement bonds in
i wo issues, aggregating the sum or (1.24.70,
as follows:
Three (3) bonds of liWOI each, one bond
till. 70.
One (1) bonds ot t25O.O0 aud one bond for
(ren oo.
The first aeries dated Oetober 9, 1012 and the
secoun aeries dated December 11, Wll, each
due ten years after date, or at anv aemi.
annual Interest paj Ing period after one year
iroui iw, upon giving a lie nonce as required
by law, the Hirst aeries Issued for the uav-
meut of conslructlng a storm sewer In the
Ulty of Hood Kiver, and tbe second serlea
issued for the payment of the coats aud ex
pensea or Improving Oak Street, Cascade
Avenue, Front Hlreet and Hlate Street.
Said bonils will draw Interest at the rate of
six per centum per annum. Interest navable
semi annually at the office of tne Treasurer of
the City of Hood River, and will be sold to
the highest responsible bidder therefor for
casn, ana no Bid will be considered for less
than par and accrued Interest, the Council
reserving the right to reject any and all bids
Separate bids should be made lr each of the
above issues.
Tnla notice is published in the Hood River
uiacier lor two consecutive Issues thereof, the
mice oi ine nrst publication being March 21
H.-I,. HOWK.
m'21m2K city Recorder.
Fawn Indian Runner Ducks
The winter lavesc of the white egg.
Eggs $1.00 eleven; 2.5t) thirty; Jn.tX)
per hundred, and S. C. White Leg
horn eggs tl.tui per 15, $4.50 per 100.
THE DALLES POULTRY FARM
JOHN KLINDT.
Box 419 The Dalles, Ore.
held
II it.
WHEN YOU WANT
A Wagon, Buggy, or anything in
the Implement line, it will pay you
to examine our stock and get our
prices before buying. j? jZ? j&
Christian Science Services.
I linstiiui N-ience Services will be
n tli.' ( i neiviul Clnd rooms at
in. Sunday. Subject, " Matter."
W edncsdiiv eveniiii; tc-dinmniul ini...t.
inns arc held in r i li, havidsnn tmild-!
in.', nt S ..'dork. All are cordially in- !
vitcd to attend these set vices Sunday i
School at It) a. in., roniii ti, Iiavid-oii I
Imil. linn. Ileadini; room open daily in '
I a i. 1st ,ii luiililiiin. ' j
(Inn Now lias Music. I
'I he (lein Theater now lias music each !
niitlit and every Sunday and Saturday j
iiiternooii, having seemed the service's '
"I" an excellent pianist and drummer, j
Ihe piocjam for toniejit is "l'be l.oii(!
Ib'lld," "A 1 lot Time ill Atlantic Tin- " I
nod "I'.ils." ' '
Vogci's at Electric.
'Hie blecti ie Theat re has secured Vo-1
!el's (In hc-itia. win h plays at each ot
their cNcninii performance's. 1'lie Klec-
trie oilers tonight . following pro-
tram: "A Mix of Suit Cases;" "Trail'
"f ! iicalyptt.s" and " I. it lie l!oy lilue." i
Notice to Creditors.
I" tlic I'l.ti ! C.uil of Ihe rmt-d Stales for
Hie lu-ti'lct ol (ll.aon
In Hi. Matter of .lohn Knmklin Reynolds
Haul nipt; V. .r j , lUnkriiptcv
ViUcc I hereby uncii tteil on the KM, ,1MV
" iV"' ,V " ' I"h" Krunkltn Kevnolds
ol II.Hsl Kiver. orec.in. Hie lunkmpi alsive
""ii'M. .li ilv n.i.nnl.ciiie.l h..i,krii,i; and
'ist llic l!iM me lius ol his creditors he
"'j:,,',"'n,," '" md.-rie.i,
i. . i i ' onir. t-oriititi.i. ore.
' i" o. e.,j, hi in A. M .
lone vim cr-Ollol-
WE ARE AGENTS F0R
in, on
at which
nuiv Htleml. wove their
e. in no. ai.,.iin a till. Ice, e Home Ihe bunk
mi'i imhI (mi. v i Mid, other tmsiBwaas msv
I'loperly conic heroic sod n tinj
( boms must li,. presented oi lortn rc.iuire.l
t' the liHiikliiptcv Act ami sworn to
i oe sciiciniie n'c.i tin
Hiii..iininu lo '"i i.i
I'Hle.l March h'lh. I;U
t Ht-I H(; Ml KIM1Y.
Iti fcrce hi lisnkriiincv
Mitchell and Milburn Wagons
J. I. Case Plows and Disc Harrows
Myer's Spray Pumps
We are offering a special discount of lO
per cent on Spray Pumps for ten days.
The spraying season is here and you
should take advantage of this liberal of
fer while it is in effect.
Blowers Hardware Co
i Hunted rtvU
Phone 99
Oak and 1st Sts.
WANTED
wanted All those who are out ot employ
ment, or those who want help lo call at the
Kinplopment office on Cascade Ave., next
door west of Ml. Hood Hotel. I'honelM-M
Mra. Myrtle Morrla. fiitf
N. Blascer, expert pruner, open for engage
menu Phone 1972-L or care of Win. W
Kosa. in 2D
Wanted Work pruning orchard. Will
guarantee work and can give best of refer
ences. Have done work in some of tbe bent
orchards In the valley. D. Locklnan, Hood
tliver, Oregon, l'houe 117. jjnin'ii
Wanted Upholstering, reflnlshlng and re
pairing. High elasa work at reasonable prlceB
riione lor estimates. K. A. r rann Co. Jlltf
Wanted Position on ranch. Understands
care of horses Had experience at general
iHrming ana nave knowledge or pruning.
Ready for immediate work. Kor further In.
lormatmn address, K. I. McDowell, li6 Mil
waukieHt., l orilunil. Ore.
Wanted To contract strawberry patches
mr uie coming season, l lione Crocker
deKeoing. mNa4
Wanted to Kent Large furnished house for
the summer, in or near towu. Telephone
Wanted A reliable man to contract for
clearing ia acreanitnnoat nr.ee. K T. New-
nau, tiooa Kiver, rnone H77.M. niHniai
Wanted A reliable man to contract
tor clearing 15 acres of land at once. R
T. Newliall, Hood River. Telephone
inl4mil
FOR RENT
Kor Rent-One 2 room and one 3 room
housekeeping apartments, close In reasonable
rent, sit) Columbia St. Phone H12-M. ("all alter
y- m- m31in2
For Kent Heven.room house, modern close
Ln- "'ire Jwn and gardens. Ask Joues at
Irani hardware store. n-"l
For Rent Ijirge conveniently located of
fice room, in Finn National Bank Bldg. tf
FOR SALE
If you appreciate a home with good cook
ing, call M state St., or Mhone 245-M. m:!lall
anted-Pneltlon as housekeeper in
widowers home, or for elderly couple
Country prelerred. Mra. DaUy Retgel, phone
in.liu2
2U5-J-M.
Wa 1 ted-A situation In Hood River, salary
secondary consideration. Have had experi
ence as offloe man, bookkeeper, clerk, auto
salesman and demonstrater. Can use type
writer and adding machine. Best of refer.
ences. u. Rexford. Dhone 190-lt. noi-n
I
Piano For Ssle-Hurl walnut case, a beauty
( oat J.). Will sell for one third. ,i,iru t
care of Ulacler. m2
For Sale 1200 pound mare.
jist aide, R. i). Ko. 1.
Hilllman,
m M
ForSale-A cheap work team, also 2 saddle
ponies, broke to drive or ride, or will trade
an v part of them for a good Iresh cow. Phone
111 n,.M
For Sale Clipboard and dining mom table,
HUH: heating atove with pine. iHlnh t nil
stoves, (2 iO; 8 work tables: Spring cot, II On:
spring cot mattress, si Ml; Iron bed and
springs, 10.00; sideboard, fc.llO. Joseph Cope
land, phone 2IK2-L. mM
For Hale No. 1 timothy hay. Phone 82S.X
ni
Wanted Work by married man. Had some
experience ln orchard work. Address, N, a.
Carrier, Phone Odell 1X5. ni21m2H
Wanted A position on fruit farm, bv single
man, understands tbe care o' horses and
pruning trees. By responsible people. Ad
dress (U) care of Ulacler. mllniie
Wanted- Young man is, want work, town
or country. Phone J12.M after i p. in. ni'.'H
For Hale 9 acres on macadam road .1'.;
miles out on West Hide Will take Hood
Kiver property in part payment. Kasy terms
on balance. Phone 184 or address Ida ('rapper
R. K.D.J. ni21a;l
For Hale at a Bargain Fully equipped 1
H. P. Apperson automobile. Inquire of
owner C. C- Lemmoo. Phone 1H8-L. m28
For Hale-Fresh cow. L. E. Iwik, West end
of Tayloi street. m21m28
For Bale-Magic Hand Sorav Pnmn. wllh
hose and Bpray rod: also tii slrawberrr
carriers. Phone l.VX.
lu'Jlmai
For Sale Full blood Jersey cow 5 years old .
Would take as part payment set of single
buggy harness, at farm 2 miles south of
Hood River. B. L. Murphy. m2lall
Strawberry Plants For Hle At the "City
Tree Yards" Just back of Franz's store. Re
serve your plants early. Phone 228-K. R. T
Newhall. all
For Hale 21 acres'.; mile lrorn city limits
will sell In small tracts 8 acres or more, would
consider part trade In cllv residence or unim
proved lots. For Information address (X)
cure of U lacier. all
For Hale-1 lot 50x1(10 ft., In Idlewlld adrti.
turn, facing Columbia Htreet. Price tvib.
Terms If desired. F. H. Rlx, Trout. lair, ore
on. t-Mwa
For Hale-White Orpington eggs for hatch
Ing from ..ellerstrasa strain. J. J. Knapp
phone 8232.X. tt
For Hale-Phone 2I3.X If you wish to buy a
limited number of flrst-claas Rhode Island
Red pit I lei or hens.
For Hale Apple trees, Newtowna, Hplla and
Ortley. 12 per hundred. Philip K oil as. 2
miles B W. of Odell. tf
Land For Hale 2:10 acres of land for sale
from tw pet acre up. Will sell In 20-acre
tracts with part In trees. C J. Calkins, phone
W K. Jnstf
For Hale High class, pure bred Barred Ply.
mouth Rock cockerels. Eggs for hatching
from excelltnt layers, II per l.'i. When .10 or
more are taken 73c per 15. Oust Westerherg.
Phone Odell IU. 8
For Hale-H. C. R. I. Ked egg for hatching
II per la Those tested hatched 1.1 out ol 15.
Uood stock, inspection invited. Mrs. L, A.
E. Clark, R. F. 1). 2. Phone Odell 124 m'28
Hay Timothy, also good bright and clean
grain and alfalfa hay for sale at Meadow
Brook Farm. Phone 216-X m7tf
For Bale-One Durham cow. A bargain.
Inquire W. J. Helmer, Mt. Hood, Ore. m7lf
For Sale Thoroughbred Brown leghorn
eggs, "si cents per Betting, u. H. Robblna'
Nursery. Phone 1W2-K. hiHm21
For Hale-Early Hose seed potatoes. Phone
lKti L. ml4m2
For Sale Aople trees, Hplt.enbergs and
Newtownsat 111 cents a piece. M. A. Zeller,
Phone Odell 1X5. ml4a4
For Hale One team, one light wagon hack
and one extension spring tooth harrow.
Phone A. Nlehana at Odell 14;tor 1ST7.K. ni2i!
For Sale A gentle 10 year old general pur.
pose horse. A good roadster. Will work ou
cultivator or in team. Dr. Bronson. m!4tnl2
or Hale or Trade One 31; double tired
umber wagon. I will sell or trade for a
lighter wagon. Wagon Is almost as good as
pew. Phone Odell 19 or addresi. Ueo. T.
Prat her. Hood River, Ore. ml4a4
For Hale l'JR cords seasoned body fir. lour
foot woo I. Will sell below market price for
cash. Located mile from Mt. Hood Road.
Phone Odell iM4 or write Edward Jeppesen.
K. r. D. 1, Hood Kiver. ml4ni2l
For Hale Oood Jersey cow. Inquire of Job
Sheppard. Phone Odell 1 4-X. Willow Fist.
tnl4tu21
For Hale Bimrle Comh Whiu 1 mi......
chlckeus. Phoue21S2 K. A J. Rrnn.mist
For sale A rood, nlmnut nw ... II.... n
glne, suitable lor running spray or wood saw
outdt. Phone 142-L or 20iL m-JK
Phone 2182-K Ifvou Want til nnnthaui nura
high bred Plymouth Rock pullets, or If you
need some high class S. C. V. Leghorn cock,
erels for breeding purposes. m'28
For Sale Hix head nfhnHMMthin. r-" ...
12ii(l to ItHIO pounds. One span of mares. Also
three .W Htudebaker wmrr.ni .....i. na
cheap If taken at once. Phone Odell 17:1. '
For Sale A choice lot
easy terms. Inquire of A. W.Onlhank. m21
For Sale 100 sacks of l ate Rou .i t.
toea. Detbiuan Bros., telephone 204-K. mil
MISCELLANEOUS
For Exchanee Nil acrm or flni. nj .hi .n
attnilerwood, two miles from Htatlon, on
Columbia River BlufT, 5 acres In one year
trees. 16 acres slashed aud burned, small
house, tools, etc. Will t.,i. rnr ....in..,,h...
ed Hood River property or Internal bearlnir
paper. Reed t Henderson Ine. iara22
Notlc tO COW Owners I hara o ln K.,11
that t am standing at mv nl tbracoimrt.
ers of a mile west of the Ball Park. M. J.
roiey. KKmil
For Sale-Strawberry plants. Phone lHW-L
4
For Sale-Cheap for cash, or will trade
for work horse, my two black ponies Well
matched, young, sound, toogh and true
Uood if worked every day, lut too much
ginger for me. Troy Shelley. all
Perfect Printing Rubber Stamps of
every description made at the Ulacier
Stamp Works.
When you wish a letter hparl or an
envelope try our Emboesotyping. Call
at the Glacier olfice and iee "samples.
NOTICE TO APPLE TREE PLANTERS.
W e are running a bargain counter Nursery
we can do this because we are president,
manager, secretary, treasurer, planter, grow
er, digger and packer of our company. We
have ior sale several standard varieties ol
one and two-year-old apple trees at bargain
counter prices. All trees guaranteed true to
name and free from disesse. We are looking
for a nanraln, are you? Write or phone IH-K.
J.T. Nealeign, Hood River, Ore., I. C. Neal
elgh, K No. 4. Sherwood, Ore. apr 15