The Hood River glacier., March 21, 1912, Image 5

HOOD RIVEIi (;LA( tKU, TUESDAY. MAIICII 21. 1912
ynlcOTomKts Discourage
PybyyjffltCgnmetition
COURT OREGON SELECTS
ALLOWS CLAIMS CHOICEST
SITE
President Arthur T. Hadley, of Yale Univer
sity, author of a standard work on economics says:
"We cannot have parallel railroads or competing
water works without a loss, either from increased ex
pense of plant or diminished convenience in service."
Of course the same principle applies to electric com
panies. A less well known, but brilliant student of pub
lic service problems, Mr. Allen Riplet Foote, says:
"The people have failed to understand that
competition on the domain of natural monopoly is as
great an evil as a monopoly in the domain of natural
competition. The fallacy that competition is the only
force sufficiently potent to check the greed of grasp
ing monopolies and reduce prices for users is one a
misinformed public can most readily be brought lo
believe. It is always utilized by those who seek com
peting franchises for their own profit, regardless of
its effect upon the welfare of the city and existing investments."
Hood River Gas & Electric Co.
PHONE 55
Lowest Rate Most Renablrvg
,
4 "il'f- V Mil 'TUT
Foul and Fair Play
You cannot expect to hae good
mm healthy poultry unless you feed
them on the right kind of feed to pro
duce health and fat that makes ten
derness. We kee p that kind of feed
for the farm-yard, and our patrons
say they never bought better. Hives
satisfaction wherever tried. Get your
feed here and yon will always have
satisfactory and healthy poultry.
HANDY CORNER FEtD STORE
HUBBARD TAYLOR
Phone 2S2-X On the Heights
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 lo Eat."
WOOD'S GROCERY
J. M. WOOD, Proprietor.
Important to
Fruit Growers
TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY
Has a few hundred extra
large size Apple Trees, Just
the kind for resets, also a
complete line of general nur
sery stock. Send us a list of
your wants and we will do
the rest.
Fifteen years in the busi
ness enables us to guarantee
satisfaction. Address.
True-to-Name Nursery
Hood River. Ore.
Clmma presented sginst Mood River i
County during the month of February '
and showed at the March, 1912, esion
of the county court.
H. K. Johnson, carpenter work fruit
inspectors' othee, t.V.
J'),')', two coyotes. iX
Kaymond Markley. 3 bobcats, J coy
ote, f i.Mt.
o Jen!icn. salary road sup., dist.
Louis PrtRge, 1 covote, f LiV)
Hen Short. 2
K. t . Owens.fi bobcats. 2 coyotes, $13
tra-ik Van Horn, labor on roads, f
A. K . Buck, justice fees, &i.
' ,'"! Wlison, drawing justice
. M. II. Nickelsen. do.. $3.
John Baker, premium olficial bond,
II.. I
' ',-"'1J lxJ- election applies
j W. Bradley, supplies for roads, 54.2"..
, S. J.. Bartmess, circuit court juror,
J J.
f,-'E I!lrtines8, burying paupers,$7).
h.i I 1v-u'1,rrtsi,n u., premium
i City of Hood Kiver. water rnnl 7
Cott.ige Hospital Association,' care
of indicent. $4X
I H. K Gas & Electric Co., light for
!.io ',nss & ,,ruilll01"me Co., blank book,
fin. ju.
n. u. Abstract To., Insurance &
rremium ollicial bunds, $12,r).5X.
oou Kiver t.lacier, printing and
sunn u s. !) .Ml
i l-,7 .ews Co- I'ri,lti"K ad "up-
J. K. Hendriek, supplies for indi
gent, J :'.().
VV. B. Hanson, stamps and express
So. HO.
Home Telephone Co., phone rent and
J. h. Ueilbronner, rent for fruit in-
Djjtciui a oince, K.
L. H. IlllL-LMns. snnnlii. f,.r
Miii-r... V.... - ...
...u..u.y iiojr, aurveying,
Lester Hoggs, chaiiiman, $12.50.
Harry Coshow, chainman, $10.
Thos. K. Johnson, stamps, $!.
Carl A. Blath, drugs for indigent,
$1.4;.
Seaton Construction Co.,bl. on west
oiuc llini Hiiliin, -T.IU.
Standard Oil Co., oil for roads,$113.64
C. F. Sumner, plumbing, $V.I5.
Blowers Hdw. Co.. road supplies,
$4.()0.
H. M. Huxley, grand juror, $!).
Edwin I.. Boon.
$12.40. '
Geo. I. Slocom, do.. $!).
C. Dethman, do., $9.
W. S. t.nhhle, road supplies, $100.15.
J. M. Wood, supplies for iudigent,$7.
Bovs' and Cirls' Ai.l sJiwL.fu 1...1,
ruary allowance, $10.
Mrs. J. B. Hunt, care indigent In
dian, $lf.
William Davidson, care indigent, $8.
N. W. Jackson. 1ml mil r,i o,,,,,,
dist. 11. $10. '
H. A. Cunning, road supplies, $4.50.
Fred Carnes, labor on roads. $31.50
H. Slutz, do., $31.50.
A. J. I.acey, do., $11.25.
John Markley, do., $7.H5.
t!eo. A. McCurdv. services cnuntu
commissioner. $12.
O. H. Hhoades, do., $13. 40.
"HOUN DOG" BUHONS
TO BOOST CLARK
Oregon enjoyg the distinction of pos
sessing the most beautiful site possible
to ui,y state for its buildn.g on the
KrouiKis or Itie t'ai.ania -Tactile Inter
national exposition at an Francisco.
The flag of Oregon was rasied by Gov
ernor West at the ite-chot,fing cere
monies held Tluirsday afternoon, March
H. It was tfung upon the 30-foot
Oregon pole contributed by IVrtlar.d.
The site was stlected by Julius I.'
Meier, of l'ortlai d. I.. M. Travis, of
Eugene and F. N. Bodisonn, of Baker.
Oregon's commisfioners, and the deed
to the same was presented to Governor
West. I'he day whs a perfect one mid
the ceremonies witnessed bv 3(K Ore
gonians who had journeyed there on
the Oregon First" excursion for that
special event aroused the spectators to
a high pitch of patriotic enthusiasm.
Order to Publish.
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UK In xmil want, thvrviii Hint Ii. tvil.Hll. r il
vrltifil iliut it U..11M i.u i . .
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Ih-i prlct. tiinrinr woulit lie in m-ii Mimr t
privaip wile
ow thervlore. u Ik hi reliv nlen-il llml tin
next Of kill llf .Atll UHP.I ..1
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in Satlinlay. the .ulili day ,, MaI,., ),. H,
tell u rliM-k in In iiia w.i.ri......
(iiurl, In thfHuri1iitit., in t. ,-,V n,M1,
i. im, t iMiiity III I1INH1 HIVer.Mlnleol OrtKiill
IIihii anil there lo show cnime, If unv iinw he
wliv ttn tirili-r Nliim of n..t tx. ...u.iu i... . i '
HI (irivate Hale, anil for I he I.e.. I ami hiKheM
price otiiainalile tnerelur, of the one-rtie, ml.
illlHTl iiwiien ovni iiiiiiih
MlhKleil In the l ily tif H, Hid Ulver, t iiiinlv ol
inKKi niver. xiHle ol Oi ,y,m, dt sciHu-il ax lul
lim. to wit:
Stranalian's t'cotul Ailil i : inn
0 ... ' .
t! ,..
1 . kill
mmm
iiuy TiiKM at TH1: STAR GROCERY
"Good Thing's to Eat"
PERIGO 21 SON, Exclusive ASnt,
Ixil .Ml, bltH-k
Uil M,
lot ,V2,
I -it ;w. "
Ixil 1. 1,
Phone 2002-K or Odell 80,
Land For Sale
1 have about 1,000 acres of No. 1 Apple Land,
most of it under ditch at prices ranging from $00
per acre up. In tracts from ten acres up.
t J. R, STEELE
i Hood River - - - Oree-on
PLUMBING
STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING
WINDMILLS, PUMPS, TANKS
C. F. SUMNER
Opposite Postofficar
PHONE 20 HOOD RIVER
KM
You have never
known the full beau
ty of sacred songs
until you have heard
them on the Victor.
Come in and hear your
favorite hymns sung by
noted soloists and
famous choirs.
Victors, io to 2;o.
Terms to suit.
WAGENXER'S MUSIC HOUSE
Friends of Clmmn PI Mr If 1 lit) nmn
cratifi leader ot the ower limndi of
coiiKreaa, are using "Houn Doc" hut
tons to boost the campaign of their
ii 'too ior me presidency, a recent
dispatch from Washington says :
"I'liamn dlll-lf linllnna uu 1,1.
.. "u"u" iii nit
dinner plates and hearing the picture
a uuernoumi, surmounted hy the
admonition, "You've got to quit kicliin'
my duwg aroun," appeared on the
floor of the hoosn ui..m lm ,,..,i
1 . j jiuuiuiri
of members.
Representative Biohcr, of Missouri.
was a most concpnli.il l,il,in,i nno
, iic in
them. Minority Leader Mann ap
proHched him and inquired:
"What in heaven's name is this
thing'." '
Whv. it rnpHns tlmi I nm
Stieiiker Clurlt fur mnoi, !.,., " .....i.-..j
,.' ,. I'"-"""-11'! ICJHICU
Mr. Kooher.
"Oh." Said Mr Munn .u.,i.. n
thouiht mavhfl vmt wufn a n.,.,!i!,i..i
for dog catcher. '
Mutual friends IFilnH a rnn;:..
-..-..v.-.. U .V.l-Ulll.lltl-
tion Inter in the afternoon.
A. i Tl.i.,.l ii
Lot H. 5.
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l ol IH, " ii ii ,.
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l-ol as I. ' 7,
lot ti, " 7.
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Lol.M, " 11,'
Lot ,M. "II. " ii ii
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Lot fiii. "ll. ii i,
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1-ot 47, " I" " n
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Lot 7.1, ' l:i,
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All acoordlng lo duly rworiled iliil ll,i.ieol
It . lnriirlliiT ordi-retl lhal u copv ol this m.
rtcrBliHll l HiM-vwIt) Hit, next of kin ol mill
wuid mill all M twiii liutri mtsl In tnlit tl.
by piilillt Hllon IhiTt'ol. ai Ii iiki iiirpcNiiii-t-KS.
IVf wt-ckB In I he IIihiiI idvor (liucii-r. n iicwh
imper of n -rBl cIiviiIhiIihi in ma roiuit v
ami Htiili. tii'ii i ii 1 1 i iiu u. i... i. ., . .. .
7 IMI iiir in itiiin-it
Pllleil Ht IIOMll ItlVul- ti...... I., i .. , ...
. iko. D. rin.iiKUixoN.
I'oiinly Judge.
Cure for Cancer
Mrs 0. L. Hontloi-son wislics to announce to the
public that she has Puccessfullv treated cancer for
twenty years and advises all sufWrs from this disease
to consult with her before poincr elsewhere A cure
guaranteed or money refunded.
Mrs. O. L. Henderson
Ramona Hotel Phone 248-X
IV. G. Yowell (El Co.
R. G. Yowell & Co.
We have moved our place of
lniMiiii'HH from our former loca
tion Heroes the Hlreet to the
new 1'it'll hiiildnn;. (inr new
iunrlerH, w ii h tutu Ii larger
Hour Hpace, enahlo us to het
ler iiccoiiiiiioihiie our patrons
:md lo die-play to Ik-Hit ad
vantage onr increii.sed slock of
HaiiicsH, Saddles, W hips,
K'-hcN, etc. We have added a
liaiilsoine line of llandhajs,
rips and Suit ('uses.
.Vuccciiion to Davenport
llarnvsa Company f
The Foils Lumber Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
LATH AND FKUIT BOXES.
lrmnimwuiii mi .wmn m, m, IM, iMWimiMJuiLiLMJ.f
We are now taking orders for
Apple, Peach and Pear Boxes.
Place your orders at once. Phone Odell Ex. 134
H(Kjd River, Oregon
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
i Violin, Guitar, Mandolin Strings and
1 rimmings
Late Popular Songs and Hits
Cochran Visits City.
GeO. T. riochmn Vuhn In a n 11,1., I a
- -- .,v ,0 a v,aiiiiiuaLc
lor the KenulilicHn cnnon.ua:ui .,,
. - . ..,wi,u I IIVIIII-
ination at the April primaries, was in
the city Friday, looking over the local
political field. Mr. (
Samuel Cochran, was roHiilnnt f
Hood River for eiuht
- jv..it IIUVI1IU
reaidt'd here from 1U0I to VMB.
In his i) hi form Mr i v,Ut.n
nounces that he believes in presidential
HiiinurieH, uireci election or senatorg,
free tolls for Amnriunn oi.i,
throuh the Panama canal, full share
of Irrigation Funds f(r ( 1 rc it rt OOft
acre homestead rights with three years'
residence and siv monil,' i., ,t
. ".fcim II.BIC 111
absence out of every vear. pontinnin(
appropriation for the Celilo canal and
the opening of the Columbia river, an
Alaskan liolicv that.
present as well as future benefit to a
monev svstem imlenendunt ,f a-..n
street control, nntinnnl n,i.i.i -,r ...
. .VUHUI m tUI -
poratums doing an interstate business,
more efh'eient regulation of trusts and
ine exieiision or the powers and juris
diction of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
THE HEIGHTS
Meals by Day or Week .
First-class Boarding House
Phone 278. X
117 Twelfth St.
The Milton Nursery Co.
Reliable for 33 Years
Nearly 2,000,000 Trees to Select From
R. T. Newhall, Representative
Hood Kiver, Ore. Phone 277-M
C. A . ( ilossner, 24 Ontario St., Koch
ester, X. Y., has recovered from a lonu
ami s.-vere attark of kidnev trouble, bin
cure being due to Foley's Kidnev Pills.
A fter dctailinir liia nu huni,, "m ....
only sorry I did not learn sooner of Ko
ley money nils. in a few days' time
HIV backat-he crinitildlnlv l,.ft .,.i i
r.-....j ,. nu; aim i
ten (jrciuiy unproved. My kidneys be
came stronger, dizzy spells left me'and I
was no longer annoyed at night. I feel
100 per cent belter since using Foley
Kidnev l'llis." Tonic in ant inn ,,l..b
in remits. Trv them. C. A. Plu'tlt.
Wa)side Orchards are Profitable.
The American cnnuii! P,l,uf t
Thompson, of Hanover, Germany'
rennrts that Die nuU ,f f,,,t ,.
, - ----- I VIII, kiuwii
on the roadside trees adjoining the city
of Hanover an minted this autumn to
almost Sfi.OOO. It in thn
torn to plant pears, apples and cherry
trees along the roadside. These trees
are cared for by the road supervisors,
the crop is picked and sold, ami the
income is devoted t,i tin rm,,. ,(,..,
... , MIM.IIUIMI
of the road.
Slab Wood
Cord Wood
AND-
Coal Yards
A. C. Lofts
phone, aio.x
For Sale by Owner
-MHl ncivs, (JO Hems cleared, I I ncivs planted, balance
unimproved. Price cheap and easy terms.
J. P. Thomson
it. v. i). x. i box ;o
Phone 2JKI Odell
If von have tronhln in .r,.ii:, ,.i
, , " f-' i in Ol
your cold you may know that you are
not treating it properly. There is no
reason whv a cold nlionlil I, ft n u rn t . . r
weeks and it will not if you take Cham
berlain's Cough Kemedy. For sale by
all dealers.
Id)1'
PI
"'1
"HANDSOME
BABY,
MADAM.
You really hnvo a
right ti be proud
"f it." 'es, in
deed, and could
the baby tall; it
would ank for
A Photograph
of Baby
to show its fricmh
in yen1 s to come, j
Children's !
Photographs a j
specialty
with us. Our pho
tos of young or old
are perfect and
lifelike.
DEIfZ PHOTO
STUDIO !
LOW "WEST
Daily March 1 to April 15
ALL POINTS ON THE NORTH BANK ROAD
loll Vour friends
rate. Hired I nun s
Northern and "Ni.iH
will be fut liir-tit-. 1 pi,
I 'hicagti . .
('inciiiiuili
M ilwankeo
Si. Funis. .
New York .
Hctroil . . . ,
l ko.M
;ii.(M
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, m.fiii
ML'.IIII
.rl.IKI
:;m on
St. Paul
Kansas Ciiv .
hntihii . . .
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no
(H)
L'").(KI
Hes .Moines i'l.H.'i
I niliiinap
I'enver .
ilia.
Fnnii other Fasten! Points in piopurlion.
:t,ri i;,r)
vv. i;. CO.MAN
G. P. & I . A., Portland, Ore.
in (he Fast of Ibis opportunity .if inovin.. West at low
l' ice vi i P.nrliiiifliiii l.'..i,i.. ' v.. .ii i. :, ..
,, I,,. :.- .."in, ,1'niiiriii i Heme, (treat
i i.ank lines Ionian deimsit uiil, ,,,. .,.i ,
pie in the Fast, details Hill be furnished on . ,.!
E. A. CIliKRT
A i-ent, White Salmon, Wn
F. 1!. SXYM'-.U
ll. P.. l'OW FI.I,
Hood River Plumbing Co.
6" ANITA KY PLUMBING
AND HEATING x? & &
Tinnina and Sheet Metal WorK. Gasoline En
tjine.. Pumps. lam. Repairing' Promptly
Attended. Kttimates Furnished.
Oilice in Davidson liuildin
phono (;8"X Third and Cascade
Cooper's Spray Fluids
Testcil iiractically for llirec years in Oregon, and clean trees
from San Jose seal.', funsus scah, antracnose and pear blight.
PLEASANT TO HANDLE
A ntor iff A SOM- IUMIf,ANT' ni.sTKOYs insects
iVjnUUV, IN CltOlM). WRI I F FOR BOOKLET.
CIIAS. G. ROBERTS. Act
217 Ash Street, Portland
d. Mcdonald
Hood River