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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1912)
HtMU 1(1 VEK J LACIER, THURSDAY, MAI 23. 19lo In Fishing Tackle Hunting and Camp Outfits, our lines have never been so complete. To a 30 years' buying experience add a practical knowledge -of use and you have best of rea sons for selecting from our immense stock. Screen Doors and Window Screens Full line of fittings. Fly Pajer Daisy Fly Poison and the new Fly Catcher that I takes in every tly on the I place. 1 Immense Lines rf T?i i vn 1 1 1 1 va ) y rrj T lrw.l.i- 4 ' urns, Carpets, Mattings, Jl'edding and I'lankcts were ( bought lfure we realized a quiet spring. We are mak ing the prices move these goods. Let us show you. A Caloric Fireless Cooker can't be beat. Why? Try. Some others will work some times. Caloric is sure, at same price. Kanga Water Hose is guaranteed for two years and it lasts from four to five years. No trouble; no returns. Same price. More Bail Bearing Bartlett Lawn Mowers in use in Hood Eher valley than all other makes com bined. WHY? These sold ten years ago are our U'St selling agents today. International Food and Remedies Stewart Hardware & Furniture Co. Fruit Growers Take Notice WcJj've j ysijccei ved special concession on GKASSELLI ARSENATE OF LEAD J n 1 OQrPP u nd kegs, cjubi n g us to quoteyou 7'4 cents net, cash. 'Subject to change without notice. Hood River Apple Growers' Union PULLETS FOR SALE As I am specializing, will dispose of all other stock at very reasonable figures. Choice Buff and White Leg horn and White Wyandott Pullets. Excellent stock. Fine winter layers. Also a few mixed pullets that can be classed as egg machines. If interested address. W. C. GOODALL White Salmon Washington General Blacksmithing and Woodworking If you break one of the shafts of your ve hicle, do not think you need a new pair; we can make a new one for you. We keep a stock of ironed shafts and poles, powder spoons, choke hooks, etc. W. G. SNOW (Successor to Snow (fX Upson) Phone 62-K Fourth Street Cooper's Spray Fluids Tested practically for three years m Oregon, and clean trees from San Jose scale, fungus scab, antracnose and pear blight. PLEASANT TO HANDLE A nrrt!ro a sou. fdmigant, destroys insects AjHtlllt IN GROUND. WRITKFORHOOKI.i l. CHAJ. C. ROBERTS, Agt. 247 Ash Strt-ct, Portland d. Mcdonald Hood River Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co. Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, lite. HEATH & MILL1GAN MIXED PAINTS. PRA1T & LAMIilikT'S VARNISHES. CAl.CI.MO. For room tinting mixtvl to order. CIII-NAMKL. For old furniture mid wood work ; nnv color. ROOM MOUI.DINU. I'lale and Card IvhiL Irv I'.ihUi. ( 1 1, CI.Olll for walla itnd a nice line of Wall Paper. l'atntinn, ('iipcr Manning, and Carriage Work Carriage Shop ;.hone liWL Store phone 1 Hi 15 Oak Street 1 l X. I I We Are Sole Agents for the Famous J Auto Club Coffee pi i There is None Better for the r Money We Also Carry a Full Line of Lunch Goods, Cereals and Prepared Foods for the Hot Days Smith & Imbler Phone 2S2-L Free Delivery PRESS COMMENTS ON SCOUT RESCUE to (From the Oregonian.) Had the Hoy scouta of Hood Kivtr t i . t t . ri iiiiiun tliu mllll.m truminn i liv uvv II pi..!. iiji. iiiiiika.j iiaiiiin : HgainHt which the Socialists and I. W W. declaim, they could not have aaved their comrades from drowning. 'I hat training prompted Simpson to call his companions to form a living chain when.he found himself alone unable rescue Huell and it prompted them to respond promptly. It had taught them exactly what to do when called upon for help and had taught them to do quickly and elliciently without the Ions of one precious second. Hoy Scout training had instructed the hoys what to do in order to expel the water from the drowning hoyn' lungs and to re vive them alter dragging them shore. ThiB incident is a practical demon titration that the Hoy Scouts are not military, hut a peaceful .organization, 1 hey apply what i useful in military training to the preservation instead the destruction of life. They turn mili tary truining to peacelful, humane use. 'I his irt not to nay that, if the country called upon its citizentto light in its defense, the lioy hcouts would not re spond. They are taught not only to heroine uyt-iul, humane citizens in time of peace, hut patriotism also. This teaching is what inspires the hatred of Socialists and Industrial workers. Not that these organizations love peace they stir up a world wide war of class aumnst cliiis, so bitter and so all-em bracing that it ignores all national boundaries. The votarie of the red Ihig hale the stars Hnd stripes because the national Hag sets loyalty to country above strife between classes and claims the loyalty ailke of rich and poor, of capitalist and workman. If the nation called on its citizens to fight, the Hoy scouts would respond as individual!. not as an organisation and would he the better soldiers for that military training which was riven them sulely tor use in the arts of peace. liut the Itoy Scouts are not patriots of the llohson type, who seek every pretext for war. Hy correspondence and visits between Scouts of different natiuns they aid in removing mjsunder standings and promoting a good under- standing between nations. They thus aid in removing the first beginnings of the causes of war and are a powerful influence tor peace, (From Portland Journal) When a number of boys are in swim ming and one is taken with a cramp and is in danger of drowning twenty feet from shallow water, what is ant to be the scene? A sudden shifting taken place, and one, far braver than the rest, risks his life to save his com rade. The rest form an excited group. suppose men mat the rescuer is gripped by the drowning one and he is himself in desperate danger. What then? The scare is 'apt to spread among the others, and both drown. So far it is an old story. Rut if, following the previous teach ing, there is no scare, hut a livine chain of boys is immediately formed, the head of which, pushed forward, reaches the drowning boys and all are dragged to land and SHfety, is that training worth nothing? Again, if both the drowning bovs are in a had plight when brought to land, hut .their comrades at once'follow the ' 'first aid to the 'drowning"" direc tions, without waiting for doctors' or even for adult assistance, is that also justification of the training all these hoys had? Hut this was Hoy Scout work at Hood River and no goody goody tale. TELEPHONE CABLE A crow of men completed the work of connecting the lines of the l'aclic telephone & Telegraph Co. on each side of the Columbia with the big cable stretched across the stream here Inst winter. Hood River inow hus three dilfcrent lines with White Salm on. The cable here, with the excep tion of one at Vancouver, is the only one stretching across the Columbia. The big leaden tube containing the tel ephone wires is almost a mile long, 'the Pacific Co. has also just finished siieicning another wire between hi re and 1 he Dalles, The Demon of the Snamn lire nios,intoH. .u tliev sting they put oeaciiy malaria genus in the hlooi men loiiow the icy c hills anil the lires ol lever. Die appetite rhe and tin strength fail.; iilsonialaiiaoil.il paves the wav lor deadly typhoid, lint Klec- trie Hitters kill and cast out the malaria germs iriuii I tie iiliunt ; give von a tine appetite and i w your strength. "After long suffering," wrote Win. Fret well, of l.ueania, N. C, "three bot tles drove all the malaria from my sys tem, and I have hud good health ever since." I'.cst for nil stomach, liver and kidney ills. ,r)U cts. at Chus. X. Clarke. Box Apples Take Consumers' Eyes An incident of the increased cost of livillL' WHS linfillileil l.l Hi.. n.ir,.l..ru ..f the Indiana apple shuw commission, which met here recently, 'the com mission has received letters from a large number of apple growers and dealers containing suggestions for dis play. "Hoxing the apples is the demand of the buyers of today," wrote one man, "and they insist on boxes, even when it makes the fruit cost more. A short time ago I received a barrel of fine apples, which I offered in my store for $2 for the barrel. 1 kept them for two Weeks, hilt I cnnl.ln'l u..ll L:.. ii i I tiivui. r oi- ally 1 placed them ' in two standard boxes, which I sold for $2 a box, the same man taking both, and a half nusnei lett. J he buyer had refused to consider the barrel at 2." Indianap olis, lnd., News. .1. E. MeKecii, l:iol Cleveland St., Wichita, Kansas, reports: "I sut'lered from Kidney trouble, had severe pains across my Imek, and was all pluved out. I began tuning Foley kidney Tills and soon there was a decided improvement. Finally the pain left entirely and 1 ,.', iiiuy cure. I ot all mv kid C. A. l'lath. P. P. & L TO CROSS RIVER BY AERIAL WAY "As soon as a right of way can be secured from J. H. Koberg, whose ranch surrounds Stanley Rock, from which point an aerial line of the Pa citic Powr & Light Co. is planned to leave this bank to connect with the Husum line of the company in Wash ington, the management will begin the construction of the ovethead transmis sion line," says Albert Hall, manager of the tlood Kiver Gas & Electric Co. of this city. The right of way was re cently vacated by the Pacific Telephone Co., the lines of which now cross the river by cable. The Pacific Power & Light Co. has three lines crossing the Columbia at the following points: Priest's Hapids. Pasco and Pendeltun. The Hood River line, which will be 1,982 feet, will be the longest over the Columbia. Under the supervision of Chief En gineer Ualvant, tl. f. f arsons has been busy during the past week with a crew of men resurveyine the high power line between this city and The Uaiies. r m. Morse, city engineer. of Hood Kiver, has just completed the survey of an extension line of the com pany in the Mount Hood district and a crew of men is now busy in that com munity stretching the lines. Nursery Stock. fo clean up a block of trees from cleared ground we will make attractive prices while they last. Also some An ion pears in ,i to 4 loot grade at a price thr.t will interest you. Hood Hiver Nurseries, phone 211)2-1- tl Advertised Letter List. The following letters were adver tised by the local postofTice May 13. 1912: Miss Gladvg Adams. Miss I.ourella Adams, Helen B. Pabcock, Mrs. I). Ilenton, Hird & Partner, John fcdelman, Harry R. Hall. J. C. Ham lin. J. C. Hicks. M. S. Hill. M. P. Jordan, E. J. Kelley. Chas. A. Mc Clure, Mr. McChristion, J. Meyer, T. Roberts, Bill Thomas. E. Watts. Wm. Wells, Mrs. B, M. Young. Helps a Jipltfe in Had Fix. Justice Eli Cherry, of Gillis Mills. Tenn., was plainly worried. A had sore ou Ins leg had battled several doctors and long resisted all rrmedhs. "I thought it was a cancer," he wrote. At last I used Hucklin's Arnica Salve. and was completely cured." Cures burns, boils, ulcers, cuts, bruises and piles. 25c at Chas. X. Clarke. FOR SALE otimoui Slab Wood and all other kinds of wood at reasonable prices. To lruve our policy lo deal honestly and squarely with the people, e refer new customers to our old patrons. Give us a trial with your first order is all we ae io gain your patronage. Delivery made to any part of the city in large or bui.ii tjiinuiiliep. We have city license to iln tan ...b ot any kind. CEO. W. HOWARD & SON The Heights Phone 344-M Wire Wound Continuous Sav Wood Stave Pipe KELLY BROS.. Agts. PHONE 227-M Fourth Street Between Oak and State Mt. Hood Railroad TIME TABLE No. to. " Effective April 17, 1911 Ko. Bound A. M. 8:)0 K:05 8:15 H:: STATIONS No. Bound p. M. . Hood Kiver 3:10 .t'owerdale 3:05 Switchback 2:65 . Vanllorn tl'AiCt o:-o Mobrs 2''5 :W Odell .'.2:.ir, Summit 2:05 Bloucher 2:00 9 :40 Winans 1 :50 9:45 Arrive Dee Iav 1 -is 10:15 Leave Dee Arrive :'! ":-' Iroutcreek 1 ;20 10:40 Wood worth 1 :05 10:00 Arrive Parkdale. . . Leave 1:00 Sunday's north bound train will run two houra lute, above schedule, tawing 4 at ftuaiu u .jf p, ill. Hood Rtvor Poultry Yards, J. R Nickelwn, Prop., breeder nl S.tJ.W. U-Ktmnm and Indian Kuuner Ducks. ftttrm and AavtA nhlflr a fta T..n....... I Orderii booked now. Poultry yards IV, mile went or city at Kranklon. Hume mt-X, Pleasant Home Cheap Comfortable seven-room cottage in pleasant location. Four lots, with trees, shriilm and line hedge. Small bant at back. See owner, 72) Haael Avenue. ACREAGE 30 acres in Hood River Valley. Partly improv ed; small bearing or chard; $5,000; terms. Arthur D. Hay 809 Board of Trade Building PORTLAND, OREGON HH-H-HH"H-I"H"l"I-I-4 It's An Evident Fact and only needs a demonstration to show you that A. L. CARMICHAEL can help you solve the high cost of living by buy ing your staples in every day wear on The Heights. Particular attention should be given by all the ladies to the SPECIAL SALE OF WHITE WAISTS To Begin on May 27 SEE WINDOW FOR PRICES OR CALL CARMICHABL'S THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Phone 283 L On Heights o Inev trouble." No Compromise Hy Grange (Governor West's nronnsitinn tn th. state uranco to cnmiironiist rm ih. two antagonistic road mmmnmo ni shut all to uwcv nt U week when the special Rrance commit tee rerurted imf -iv nr:.ll. i.i u.. ..u: mice with the governor on Rood roads savs a disimti-h Th,. ...;n ' . , "in ran- tinue the canvass for names to tlu ini. tiative petition and is assured support from several unexpected sources. .1. M. Howell. A liniuiUr .In. .,..;! .1 . , . i i um'iM m reensbnrir, Kv.,sas, " We use I'bam lierlain's t'oiih lietnc.lv ill our own household and know it' is excellent." Kor sale bv all di alers. CO TO J. H. Heilbronner & Co. FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS IN TOWN AND VALLEY Heilbronner Bldg. Hood River Automobile for Hire Phone Residence 182-M or Hotel Oregon 150 WILLIAM DAVIS Treat the Horse Well and he will treat yon well. Have your Horseshoeing -hi i i .... an none nere ana you w ill be as well pleased as our other customers are. We make horseshoeing a hue inees and we make it a success, be cause it is done right. If yon want that kind, remember lis every time yon have any to be done. PHONE 62 X Shively & Driscoll j-M"M"I"M M i l iM..i..m..M"M"M"H Just the Place for You Five and one half acre tract, near town, with bearing orchard and berries. Excellent place for home. Further particulars may be had by culling ' Eugene G. Rexford Phont 1QO-K nil ihh mm n- mi i-h-i-h- Ideal Vacation Trips Hanging in Cost From $15.35 to $40.00 For Hound Trip Including Kootenay and Arrow Lakes Revelstoke, Glacier Field, (Yoho Valley,)Lake Louise Banff, Vancouver, Victoria Seattle, Portland, and Many Other Interesting and Attractive Points Around the Circle Nowhere else in the entire world is there such a variety of sublime scenery as greets the vision on a trip of this kind. It is not a mile or two miles here and there, but a CONTINUOUS PANORAMA EVERY MINUTE IXurt Miss it! Write for Booklet Dates of Sale June 1 to September 30 Final Return Limit, Octolier 31 M. E. Mu.osk, Tom J. Wall, T ax. I'uss. Agt. Gen. Agt. it is Well Worth the Money THE HEIGHTS Meals by Day or Week First-class Boarding House Phone 278-X 917 Twelfth St. STICK A KNIFE INTO a piece of our roast beef and note how tender it is. Tut a morsel in your mouth and then you'll know what meat toothsomeness means. Same way with the rest of meats. Put them to the test of taste and tenderness today. THE SANITARY MARKET E. M. HOLMAN THE HEIGHTS PHONE 79-X Something You Should Know About Substitution If yon wanted to buy oak lumber and the man delivered yellow pine, jou would know the difference. If you wanted to buy silk and they sent you calico, you would have no trouble in seeing the substitution. It is not to easy, however, with medicine. A great many medicines look alike and taste alike, BUT THEY DON'T ACT ALIKE. Just think this over the next time you want medi cines. Remember that at our store you can absolutely rely on every drug we sell. The difference between buying medicines and merchandise is the difference between knowledge and be lief. You know the one but you have to believe in the other. You will be absolutely safe when yon put your belief in us. CHAS. N. CLARKE The Glacier Pharmacy ROCHE HARBOR LIME V1TR0L NEPH1 LAND PLASTER A. WHITEHEAD HOOD RIVER BANKING & TRUST CO. extends a cordral invitation to you, personally, to call and open a checking account. Any amount will open an account in our savings department. We pay 3 per cent interest, compounded semi-annually. We promise the best of service and satisfac tion. HOOD RIVER BANKING AND TRUST CO. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS M. M. Hill, President J. W. Copland, Vice-I'res. R. W. Pratt, Cashier Chas. G. Pratt, Wilson Fike, Jos. Copland, C. H. Stranahan Real Estate LOANS, RENTING, COLLECT ING AND INSURANCE A Specialty of City Property, Residence Lots, and Small Tniou Close In. For Bargaint call on or atldresn T. D. TWEEDY Hood River . Home Puone 147.L If JL'ST KECE1VED A FRESH SUPPLY OF l a Nitratp nf Cnrla Itftiriotn nu U (J AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS COME T(l ITS DTTJPPT T?m WOOD.FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER CEMENT AND LIME AS WE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS STRANAHAN ri adi (L Hood River, Oregon JJ o The Folts Lumber Co. MANUFACTURERS OF Rough and Dressed Lumber, LATH AND FRUIT BOXES. We are now taking orders for Apple, Peach and Pear Boxes. Place your orders at once. Phone Odell Fx 134