The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, October 17, 1912, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextflOOD KIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1912 Our New Implement Building jsomplete We arc iaily adding: to our stock of Orchard and Farm Imple ments Wagons and Buggies. in We have on hand, Planet Junior Cultivators and Seeders, Spike Tooth Harrows, Spring Tooth Hanows and Disc H :rrovs. Thoughts on Childhood The less cake nd such things, the less ache nd such things. They used to bring up children; now we merely eaueme mem. If only boy father tere alwav ., ihi l,ov thinks he'is! ,... k mf,st imthetie things the world is ragged child; the mos .1 :.. .... ouunlrHt'-d fine. '"Wat your children with respect, and n j w If the democracy of boyhood only lasted through life, many kinks in modern existence .would straighten themselves out. . From the buy standpoint.tne star Ditcher can do no wronu, and the fel I -!,. -t - hnme run. with the bases m ii ..t.ir ihun ten uresidents. a' Jir! isn't really a girl unless she Mito t.i uut on long skirts and play iu,u. and a Uv isn't really a bov un less he owns a dog. i. ii..- to.,1 h ack eves that hi mother will surely see, than one back j hia father mav hear about. Ti.- f.i! miiv teach his children some i.in),. tin! wise man will learn many thinps fum his children. Worn aii's Home Companion. Oliver Chilled Plovs,5pray Pumps and Spray Material. Look our stock over and be convinced that we have every thing needed for the successful orchardist. Land For Sale Tin aeivp, vell improved; good buildings: all i" commercial orchard; close in; Ji.OoO. Ten acres, I miles out; improved building; mostly set to trees; $4,750. Five acres, highly improved; line house and burn ; all in trcliard ; close in; .,500. Five acres 1 mile out; improved bouse, etc. ; mostly all in trees, some hearing ; 4,000. Phone 333-K H. P. Allen R. J. McISA AC & CO. J ParKdale, Oregon 1 Land For Sale 1 have about 1,000 iicrcs of No. 1 Apple Land, j most of it under ditch at prices ranging from $00 tr per acre up. In tracts from ten acres up. J. R, STEELE Hood River - - - Oregon Butler Banking Company ESTABLISHED I')00 Capital One Hundred Thousand Dollars SAVINGS DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES LESLIE BUTLER, President HUMAN BUTLER, Vice-President C II. VAl'GHAN, Caahk-r Nursery Stock Hood River Crown First Class THE KIND THAT CROWJ A Few Dwarf Apple, Pear and Peach C. D. Thompson HOOD RIVER, OREGON LAND FOR SALE Ten acres. Fast Side, 6 1-2 miles out; part britrtnif, balance young trees; house ami barn: close to church, school, store and warehouse. Price reasonable. PHONE AT NOON OR AFTER SIX, 2Wii-L IS LNVESI1GATLNG FKIH DISEASES M. E. Waite, h9 tb?rK of the fruit disc., inti,lon fof "ure"u of Plant IndusW. that there ia an unusually large percentage ef cull apples thia year in U nf ""ddle west. Thia is due to several cauaea. One ia the apple fhich 1 PJWV lent in the Oiark region. Another la the cedar rust, t'ch, 18 maK'nK York Imperial iPP'6' from Vny vania to North Carolina, especially in Virginia and Maryland. In consequence of the large crop. PPle pneej around these parts are U. ,Mr-alte- There is danger h8t the P'entitiude of culls thia jtsr H tcrliPt Bom? Per sons to mix them with rult; the detriment of the market and the reputation of eastern apples hereafter, Mr. Waite feari. . , .. A circular will be iued by the agri cultural department describing the ex periments that were made at isebasto pol and how they can be practically applied by berry gowcrs. Mr. Waite gays that some interesting results have been obtiiined from the work thi t W. S. Ballard, of hw office, is doing in cornection with the apple powder mildew in the Wataonville.Cal.. district. He sy. however, that it is a very hard pr jbelrn to solve and tech nical 10 discuss. A careful study ol fruit rots will be taken up this fall u"'1 Mr- Waite's direction. The subject will be treated from a pathological standpoint, in co operation with the work that is in progress under Dr. Stubenraucb. Work on fruit 'disease! undtr Mr. Waite here tofore lias been carried on largely when the fruit was picked. In the new studv Mr. Waite a investigations will have to do with fruit in transpor tation, in packages, in storage and on the market. The work will not dupli cate Dr. Stubcnrauch's field at all, but be a study of the fungi, which cause decay. NO BODY SPARED KELLY BROS. HAY AND OATS Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and Straw PHONE 227-M Fourth Street Ht'lween Oak and Slate TMiiciorr A DELICIOUS ROAST akes a Hpleiulid meal for any day in the week, and here vou mav rtlv unon fuHling the htst men-t all the year round. We buy the beet killed meats in beef, veal, mutton, lamb, pork and poultry, and consequently we always, have the 'st to offer our niMtotners. Steaks, iopH, i ntU'ts of the jiieiest kind and lines! flavor. Central Meat Market F. U.SNYHER B. B. POWELL Hood River Plumbing Co. SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING ? ? & Tinning and Sheet Metal Work. Gasoline En gines, Tumps, Raws. Rnjairiij; Promptly Attended. Estimates Furnished. Office in Davidson Building Phono 68-X Third and Cascade LOW FARES WES FALL COLONIST PERIOD Daily until Oct. lOth. T TO ALL POINTS ON THE, SPOKANE. PORTLAND SEATTLE RY. fWt-HW-H-W-H-r-Hl-H-r rur Diiie nw Neeiinu- iiiiui i'h lorDi'hou-er j; lioilei, 1 25-hom power engine,! r 30-horsop.iNv r Westinghouse mo tor, 1 sott mud brick machine. AH in Good Repair A. T. ZEEK H-i-H-W-l-l-H.H-l-M5-4-J-HJ-H' Kidney Troubles Attack Hood River Men And Women, Old and Young Kidney ills seize young and old. Often come with little warning. Children suffer in their early years Can't control the kidney secretions. Girls are languid, nervous, suffer pain. Women worry, can t do daily worK. Men have lame and aching backs. If you have anj form of kidney ills You must reach the cause the kid neys. Uoan 8 Kidney Pills are lor weak kidnevs Wave brought relief to Hood River people. Hood River testimony proves it. Mrs. N. A. Monroe, 814 Cascade av enue. Hood River, Oregon, says: "One of my friends used Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble and received such great relief that I was convinced of the merits of this remedy. I have often heard other people speak highly of Doan's Kidney Pills." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. :;o.ih 40.0l: :!t).;st FROM Chicago j.:?8.(K) St. Paul Cincinnati s."t Kansita City Milwaukee ;i7.7() Oiualm . . . ," St. Louis "h.iK) IVsMumoH '' New York 55 00 Indianapolis. Detroit -MAN Denver From Other Eastern Points In Proportion Tell your friends in the Kant of this opportunity of moving West at low rates. Direct train service via lUirlinnton lumte, Northern Pacific and Oreat Northern Rys., and The North Hank Koad. Y'ou can deposit funds with me and west bound tickets will be furnished people in the Kast. Details will bo furnished on request. A Book About Oregon-Washington A fifty pag illustrated hook ileserilunn the districts on the Noith Bank Koad will be lorwarileil to you or your menus n you will wntj . K. ConiHn Uenerai ureignt Agent, roruanu. W. K. COMAX, tien'I Freight v Pass. Agent, Portland, Ore r. a. i.n.i.hu l. Afent, White Salmon, Wash Kent & Garrabrant Confectionery, Cigars and Tobaccos Sporting Goods 0. G. VAN TRESS, Public Stenographer and Notary Public L'li: .i mi . .....UUXOCK. 1l0ne Woman's Club Meeting The Woman'a club meeting on Octo ber 9 was largely attended and much business vw transacted. Eight new members were taken in and three ap plications received. The club has just presented the library with a set of his tories, fire volumes, by Woodrow Wil son. Miss McLaren, the president, with Mrs. Psge, Mrs. Geo. Stranahan and Mrs. Snow, alternated by Mesdames Hinrichs, Shoemaker and Laraway, were appointed delegates to the Feder ation of Woman's Clubs to be held in Portland Nov. 13, 14 and 15. Mrs. Sletten favored the audience with a solo, "I Hear You Calling Me," by Marschall. She was accompanied by Mrs. Slocom. Mrs. Sarah A. Evans' address on markets, bordering oh good health, pure food, unclean food and sanitary conditions was very interesting and many good points were learned from tne speaker. A social cup of tea was indulged in and a few minutes' tete tete with Mrs Evans closed the meet-itif?- On October 23, in the Commercial club rooms the Woman's club will hold their next meeting. Mrs. J. J. Gib bons will have the program in charge. Miss Milan, of Corvallis Oregon Agri cultural College, will speak on social economics. Musical numbers by Mrs. Chas. Henney and Hans Hoerlein. Says Hood River Will Exhibit 2000 Boxes The Rosehurg Commercial club bul letin publishes the following item: "Hood River, Ore., Sept. .-Arrangements are now being made for a large collection of fruit for the North west Land and Produce exposition that is to be held in Portland next month. It is expected that Hood River wi 1 have at least 2000 boxes of the val ley's finest apples at the show. Secretary Scott, of the local club, says he does not know where they got their information, hut u panics valley are entering exhibitions, he would like to get in touch with them, as the directors at their last meeting authorised him to apply for 12x16 feet of space for an entry in the artistic apple display class. The show opens November IS. John Hoath, Michigan Bar, Calif., writes: ' I was afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for nearly six years. Had a very bad spell some tune a8o and was unable to turn with out help. I commenced using Foley Kidney PilL, and can truly say I was relieved at on. 1 ?V PleS " recommending Foley Kidney Puis. Chas. N. Clarke, druggist. 30S CM.HURLBURT SURVEYOR TELEl'Hoxi; ;,:m-M Don't ride miles out of your way to Ket Ruh-k Dor St.lmnc Ki.t j- Cf .o.... .' ' "e , .!-' uiii-ci io i ie y rV"n ;lacif.r stamp woukJ YUr PtrfeCt Pri Rubber S.amt ii , ---r- I .Jon't tWtfi tl.t ... . . . 1 Kn.it and k,'1' line boy iunt bad Saves Lt f , . ! , ,...t mu 14-vear old wo ,m n". his . on account nf Qn .,..1.. ... PHUsed by b U;se'V.to R. Howard. Aquonj. N. v.. " remedies and doctors treatment failed till we tried Buckl en Arnica Salve, and cured him box." Cures burns bo.'s. skin up tiuns, piles. 25 cents at Charles . Clark's. DavitiSonreTsl "me'ed th,.u o; r.,iMin on uan moving the setting the partition in: nnurai- iv,.. t criVll the inner office for meeting purposes. p;n ZtoT" disordered LiHiousncfs is due io " rhamber. condition of the stoma,c.h-1IvCh t"mch Iain's Tablets are essen tia ly a itomcn medicine, intended Itr.nithen u" hut ovgjm; to clense 'Mtreng tone and invigorate it, to re . liver and to banish b" by all ly and effectually- Fr " dealers. bUlW'n.K "7 anA .nd !, rThree feet the i;artitio ,mto nearer the front, giVWK luvir. "i:. M. E. WELCH, LICENSED TETIRI3IRI SCEGE03 .r !IPri!1 10 do wor U tb terin- Petition la theMu,rof tli Petition of J E Keren- VStS'J" " Hood We, your ptiUonen, whow Damn kr here. nnto.ubrlld, r-pectfullv re,.rinu lfi eeh of u. I. the owuer .uU holdJTof lltu, to ilfi'rt larriU,iu Hir7aIri herein? ?rl ,( lmnlel to be nt.m Zi " 'd Pro,ed Irrigation dlntnct) aud that ituated within the hereinafter drarrttmri bnandarle. (and Intended U. bT Deluded iVT "r,tlon dl.tnct)and thai the land, within aald boundarlea are ."tu.Ted m .VrT-nr iV.V V"u7.""1fn, and are uitoppt ableof IrrlKetkm from aeoimnon Hour re aud by the wine .y.teni of work.; th.t we deelre to provide for the Irrigation of the name? and therefore respectfully prop,, theoreinUa. tion of an Irr nation At,!Z., .1 .IT vho.mii of Chapter VII of Title XLI ofUVd . w. i-iug BwtionatiiK? loi.a ;, both InclUHive. oi aald law. nri o,. ' f!ry ,,h,ere,' 'ncliidlnn Chapter of tbe by petition your Houorable Court to take ...... I. nc preiiiiHea aa may be necea- ry to eitect the organisation of an Irrluatlon district, under the laws above referred to, out of the territory .ituated wlthm the bound, ariea hereinafter deacrlbed. . Aud tlna your pellilonera will ever pray. 1 he proooeed iMiiiiwluriuM ..r i .1 .' . aa follows: Beginning at a point In the nut and west center line of the nortlieiwt quarter of section townBhlp 1 north, ranee loeat, W. M , In Hood Kiver Connty, Oregon, 6 JO feet, mora or lew, eaat or the aouthwest corner of the northweat quarter of the northeast uoarler ol aald aectlon.aald point being la the center line of the ipaln canal of the East Fork Irrigation Oompauy, thence west 5iw f.t more or lean, to the quarter-section line run ulng north and south through tbe center of aald aecllon 7; thence north to a point :m feet north of the center of section Zi, township aud raniie foreild; thence west to the west line of the WK'4 of N W4 of said section thence north l.uu feet, more or leas, to the east line of l ie county road: thence nortbeatterly along the east line of said couuty road to a point due east of the center of section IS, township and range aforesaid: thence west l;t20 feet, more or less, to the center lineofNex's lateral thence northeasterly along the center line of ld Nex's lateral to the east line of the SW. of 8K4 of section 10,. township and range aforesaid; thence north to the northeast cor nerof SBldHW'4 of BKl4 of said section 10 thence east KM) teet, more or leas, to the center line of the main canal of the said Kast Fork Irrigation Umipuny; thenoe northerly along the center line ol said main canal to the quarter-section line running east and west through the center of said section 10; thence due north 1 ,20 feet, more or less, to the center of Aran's lateral; thence westerly along tbe canter line of said Aran's lateral i m feet, moretir less, to the east Hue of the county road, said point being In the NK'i ol N Vt'H of said section l thence along the esst line of said county road In a general northerly direction to Its Inter section with the center line of what is known as the Odell lateral of said Eest Fork lrrlga. Hon company, said point being In the NBU of the BW'4 of sections, township and range afo-esaid; thence along the center line of the said Udell lateral In a general northerly and then northwesterly direction to Its Intersec tion with what Is known as the Hummit lat eral ol said company, said point being in the west lineof the SWJor of section 2S, townshlp2 north, range lOeaxtof the Willam ette Meridian; thence along the center lineof said Hum in 1 1 lateral In a geueral northerly and then sou' h westerly direction to a point In the east lineof the county road, said point being In the 8 v of N of section 38, town, ship and range aforesaid last above; thence along the east lineof said county road in a general sombwpterly direction to a point in the south Hue ol the HW'4 ol 8W4 of said sec tion -N: thence west to the east line ot the stream of Hood River; theuce along the east lineof said stream of Hood Hiver In a general noitheasterly direction to a point in the north and south center line of the SK1, of sec tion 36, township 3 north, range 10 K., W. M.; thence north to the east line of said stream of Hood Klver; thence along the east lineof said Rtream ot Hood River to a point in the north line of the HK1; of NEVi of said section at',; thence east to the northeast corner of the HE'i of NE'4 of said section; thence north to the east line of tbe county road; thence along tbe east line of said count y road In a general northwesterly direction to a point In the south lineof the right of way ol the Oregon- wasninKton Kuuroaa ptavigaiion (Join, pany; thence along the south line of said right of way of said Oregon-Washington Rail road & Navigation Company in a general easterly direction to a point In the north and south center line of section 31, township 8 north, range 11 ., W. M.; thence south 4o the northeast corner of the HEofNW of said section Si; thence west to the northwest cor ner of the SK'4 of N W '4 of said section; theuce south to the southwest corner of tbe 8EJ of NW1, o( said section; thence esst to the north west corner of tbe land of William W. Foss, 100 feet, more or less: thence south to the east and west center Hue of the NEf4 of 8WH of sum bwuuu; ujBiice essi 10 me norm ana south center lineof said section: thence south to the southwest corner of the 8W4 of 8! of tuu ftevLiuii; lueuce east, to a point in tne center line of the Neal Creek lateral of said East Fork Irrigation Company aforesaid; thence along the center line of said Neal Creek lateral In a general somberly direction to its Intersection with tbe center line of what Is known as the Buelley lateral of said com. pany aforesaid, said point being In the NW(4 01 nn ui seciiwu o, towusuip i norm, range 11 E., w. M.; thence along the center line of saia eneiiey lateral in a general westerly di rection to Its Intersection wltli the center line of what Is known as the Central lateral of said company aforesaid, said point being in the south lineof the NW4 of of section 1, township 1 north, range 10E , W. y.; thence along the center line of said Central lateral in a general westerly and southerly directum to its intersection with the center line of the main canal of said company aforesaid, which said point is likewise the Intersection of the center line oi tne xeai creek lateral, aforesaid, with the center Hue or said main canal, which Intersection Is In the NEVi of NE'i of section 10, T. 1 N., R. 10 E.; thence southeasterly along the cunter line of said Neal Creek lateral to its Intersection with the center line of what Is known as the Rhoades lateral, which point Is in the SW1-, of NK of section 11, township and range last before mentioned; thence southwesterly along the center line of said Rhoad. lateral to its intersection with the center line of the said main canal, which point of Intersection Is In the SE'4 of8K'4 of section 10, townihip and range last mentioned; thence southerly along the filter line of said main canal to the place of beginning, containing 12.9S0 acres, more or less. J. E. Fergnson, A. D. Moe, C. H. Bproat, C. Dethman, George F. Ogden, C. R. Bone, W. C. Ehrck, l awreuce&Buillh, ii. F. Purdy, Wm. R. Warner, Geo. Hheppard, C. O. Chapman. T. M. Mitchell, H. K. Davenport, P. 1. Lence, Nels A. Hogen, W. M. Sylvester, W. A. Mel ville, Win. FernyuauKh, W. D. Allen, C. M. Hheppard, W. A Lockman, H. Counaway, Walter Kimball, Paul W. Fuchs. J. W. Wil son, J. N. Hunter, Cooper Walter, H. C. Cutler, Wm. Ehrck, J. L. Carter, J. D.Guthry, by W. F. Cooper, Central Orchard Co , by C. R. Bone, Bam Freeman, Geo. . Bcarlett, Clin ton Wood, M. A. Clark, E. J. Hounsell, C. E. Hounsell, L. C. Welnhelmer, Davles & Lebr kind, Duckwall & Sylvester. V. A. Massee, T. A. Decker, Chas. E Fuller. R. J. Jarvls, Paul Hamen, August Nlehans, M. P. Odell, J. H. Etrgert, Rodamer Bros., G. E. Bowerman, John Kroeger, W. M. Barnt, R. E. Miller, H. 8. Galilean, Felix Vonnegut, f. W. Rad ford, Eirgermont Orciard Co , N.T. Weldener, F. E. Ueem, J. O. Murk, Cora A. Waugh, J. C. Porter, Apple Land & orchard Co., Willis Van Horn, Thomas E. Avery, F. H. Klngdon. Arthur McCreery, W. Flke M. M. Hill. Geo. L.Bmlth, A. N Peters, Gladys W. Brock, Mrs. Nellie J. Porter. O. H. Hill, Davidson Frnlt Co., by H. M. Huxley, Secretary. AND NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN by the stad petitioners that the foregoing petition for theors-aniration of an Irrigation district will be presented to the Couuty Court oi Hood Klver County, State of Oregon, at the court room of said Court )i the Court House In Hood River, Oregon, at 2:00 o'clock P. M. on Wednesday the 6th day of November, 1912. for action thereon by said ourt; at which time aud place all persons Interested in said peti tion and In the organisation of said district, or In opposition to the organization thereof, or In auy matter relating to the oritanlr.stlon of said district, or to the fixing of the bound aries thereof may be heard. J E Ferguson, A. D. Moe. C. H. Bproat, C. Dethman, George F. Ogden. C. R. Bone, V . L. Ehrck. Lawrence Smith, U. F. Purdy, Wm. R Warner . Geo. Shenpard, C C Chapman, T-M. Mitchell, H. K. Davenport, P. P. Lence, Nels A Hagen, W. M. Mylvester, W. A. Mel vlle. Wm. Fernyhaugh, W. l. Allen, C. M. Sheppard, A. Uwkraan H. yunaway Walter Kimpan, i u; v -''"!" " sou, J. ft Cutler, W N Hunter, Cooper Walter, H. C. Khrr-k. J. L. Carter. J. D. Gutbra, by W F. Cooper. Central Orchard Cp by C. R. Bone, SarnFreeman, Geo. U Scarlett, Clin, tou Wood. M. A. Clark, E. J. H'.unselL C. fc. ii..nnMp . I . wmii uri nit-i , unftw . swill- klni Pi Hkwall Svlvester, F. A. Massee, T. A &ker7ch.s. E. Fuller, R. J Jarvl. Paul Hamen, August Nlehans, M. D. Odell. J. H. PffJert Rodamer Bros.. U. E. Bowerman, ffiKiwwr, W. M. Barnett, R. E. Mlllef, H 8 0S Felix Vonnegut, F. W. Rad Jermont Orchard Co., N.T. Weldener r i! iSm J O. Mark, Cora A Waugh J. C. LiiI .',. Land Orchard CX..., Willis M i HoriT Thomas E. Avery, F. H. Klngdon, Ahur Mreerv. W.Fike.M. M. Hill Geo. Smith AN- Peters, Gladys W. Brock, Mr, b'mi'i W,rter.O. h! Hill. Davidson Fruit Co., by H. M. Hoxley, Secretary. SHIP YOUR APPLES VITHTHE DAVIDSON FRUIT CO. We still need a few more crops to supply our trade, and want them listed up at the earli est possible moment, in order to get the best results. We invite investigation of our re cord for High Prices and Quick Returns, the two important features to the grower. Selling Boxes, Paper, Etc. DAVIDSON FRUIT CO: HOOD RIVER, OREGON PLUMBING STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING WINDMILLS, PUMPS, TANKS C. F. SUMNER Opposite Postofllce PHONE 20 HOOD RIVER Read This 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 PHONE 248-K Cor. Foi'kth and State Sts. R. G. Yowell (EX Co. R. G. Yowell & Co. We have moved our place of business from our former loca tion across the street to the new Bell building. Our new quarters, with a much larger floor njjuct', enable us to bet ter accommodate our patrons and to display to lietter ad vantage orr increased stock of Harness, Saddles, Whips, liobes, eic. We have added a handsome line of Handbags, Grips and Suit Cases. Succsiiori to Davenport Harness Company DID YOU EVER STOP TO FIGURE OUT how much of your time you spend in bed? Just think of it sometime and you will make up your mind to be as comfortable as posssible. You will buy a 5. E. BARTMEM Oak Street Furniture, Undertaking and Embalming Not Tufted Guaranteed 20 Years T - l Moo FOi EVERY MEAL OF THE DAY we are always prepared to sup. ply a variety of appropriate meats or provisions. Sugar cured bacon, prime roasts and succulent chops or steaks are only a part of the choice this market affords. And though sold at ordinary prices a trial will convince you that they are not ordinary meats by any means. &K Green Trading Stamps THE SANITARY MARKET E. M. Holman THE HEIGHTS PHOKp 7Q.y