The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, April 03, 1913, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textnoon mvEu alaher. Thursday, april n. loin PINE GROVE BOX CO. BEST GRADE OF Apple Boxes a"d Building Material Lumber Yard at Odell Factory . Also at Mill at Mr. Hood P. 0. Diversified Farming Is as necessary for y our success as assorted merchandise is for ours BURPEE'S -Seeds That Grow" will solve several problems of comfort ami profit. Have you receive-! your catalogue? We have it for the asking. Our Prices are just the same in all cases as Burpee's except that we are aide to SAVK YOl' I K K-S ami a long wait, and give you a chance to exchange over-supplies. We have sold l.LKI'hh'S seeds for ft ye.irs. We s-dl you jut-t what you want from sealed bulk pagkages 1 Ounce or lOO Pound. By a new process of cleaning, a" our neds especially grass average 00.70 per cent Pure If you have the slightest iloiibt a-k to ht .,nr KXCLl'H VK selling commis sion from llurpee. Healed l'.H.i package. analyst tei-t of prrity. DON'T PLANT TOO EARLY The Air is Warm, tut the Ground is Not I!y MAKCII 10th we will have the l'.CIU'KK Itfc ASSOK1 MENTS for CHILDREN'S GARDENS Also the Utirpeo book, "Small (jardens for Small Folk?." Free leaflets on culture of any special seeds. Garden Tools of the Self-Sharpening Kind KANGA HOSE Warranto! for 2 yean wears fi, $6.00 for 50 feet. Complete You dimply can't buy better at any price. Odd lengths mill ends 94.00 for 50 ft. 8c ft. any length we take all of these the mill has great bargain. Our daily prices are the. bargain-counter prices of others, became our expenses which you pay are no small. Your Credit is Good Hundred of our oldest customer take advantage of our discount system. A clear Having it is money madu for both, and baH justified many reiluced prices. Let us explain to you. STEWART HARDWARE Butler Banking Company ESTABLISHED 1900 Capital One Hundred SAVINGS DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES LESLIE BUTLER, President TRUMAN BUTLER, Vice-President C. II. VAUGIIAN, Cashier F. I!. SNYKEIi Hood River ' Plumbing Co. SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING X? & X? Tinning and Sheet Metal WorK. Gasoline En gine, Pumps, Rams. Repairing Promptly Attended. Estimates furnished. Office in Davidson Building Phone 15 11 Third and Cascade 1 .V WX h54fW;, iii i i-n v ryrfC?si HODEL Fourth & nd State UPPER VALLEY NOTICE List Your Places for Special Attention With WARD IRELAND CORNELL Upper Valley Real Estate Insurance Improved and Unimproved Orchard Land Phon OdU 33T Hood River Connection Guy Y. Edwards & Co. & FURNITURE CO. Thousand Dollars 11. 11. POWELL CASH STORE Groceries Chicken Feed Hay and Grain The Handy Corner Feed (EL Grocery Store ON THE "EIGHTS "What a Big Loaf of bread lor the money" you w ill exclaim w hen you see one of ours. Well, we believe in giving quan tity as well as quality. We reap our reward in your satisfaction and continued custom. Try our rolls, cakes and pastry too They are jut as good as our bread and as any bis mother or anybody else ever baked. BAKERY Hood River, Ore. U. C. M. RANCH Parkdale I'ppor Hood River Valley GROWER CRITICIZES POORNESS OF PACK Hood River, Ore., 3-23-13. " Editor of the Glacier: In s recer.t Issue, a ahort article appeared, "Com missioners Find Had Applet," which it certainly most interesting reading in the light cf recent eventa in our coun ty. It hardly aeemi post i lie that they found any Hood Kiver apples in Port land that were bad. Put of still greater interest is why they hould de sire to buy this particular box of fun gus fruit. It is barely possible, judging from recent occurnces, that they desired to have a souvenir of a now supposedly extinct orchacrd pest; or maybe to present an object lesson to all fruit inspectors in the future who are der elrct in their duties, or more valuable still to form tne nucleus of a museum of predatory insects and pets that pes tered the apple growers of Hood River valley in 1913 H. C. At any rate, we taxpayers ought to know why they wanted to possess this particular box of infested fruit. Un less a reason is advanced, we shall ex pect a jury of amiable personalities to declare the salaries of said county court null and void during the time spent in bartering for a worse than worthless box of infested fruit when they should have been engaged in pre venting scores of similar boxes leaving the valley. 'Tis true we-want to get rid of the infested fruit, at least some of us, even though we opposed every effort of our once constituted authoritity preventing the continuous production of infested fruit all for the sake of a few paltry dollars economically invested in expert advice. It is all the more surprisng, when we must remember that only last Wednesday the IlooU Kiver apple grow ers in mass meeting voted to undertake the incorporation of a business controll ing over a quarter of a million dollars worth of property which business de pends for its success upon the complete eradication kof every form of orchard pest. Ouite recently, an authority on (he apple industry in our valley publicly said, in referring to our present facili ties for rigid fruit inspection, "We have been sitting round like a lot of 'woodin Injuns.' " He might well have said, "Many of us are either fools or knaves." And between dealing with the two I take the knave. rellow Fruit Growers! isn't it about time we were ceasing that bitr noise outisda the valley about perfect fruit and doing inside little or much, as indi vidual ciscB demand, by compelling owners to clean up or grub up their in fested trees.' Why should any orchard ist be allowed to harbor these death dealing pests across the fence any more than to allow him to walk abroad when his family is a (Hided with the small pox? There isn't any, other than our cupidity of the "woodin Injun" type. We will get an experiment Btation but what about the interval now exist ing when everybody is a law unto him self? An emergency, a crisis, has arisen, but our boasted production of perfect fruit is a mockery so lung sa we allow selfish interests to interfere. We are like the fellow who bought a pocket book and had nothing to put into it. The present idea seems to be to advertise the glories of Hood River while calmly smiling at the dishonest methods of influential growers and tak ing the successes of the older orchard ists as a criterion, as well aa, their oTteTf ' pemiaMnt'aTpmgn8 agahwkM.OOO Persons publicly Recommend Our wio cmiHiniiuy njuruuaiuK mruum ui nests, fungi, etc. The result-earnest desire to buy I box of fungus anples. Yours truly, Jas. K. Eorden. Communication Editor Glacier: I noticed the article in the Odell items of the (iliicier of week before last in regard to the acoi dent occuring on the school grounds at Odell, when Irwin Heft hud his arm broken by playing blackmail with the older boys. 1 am very sorry the accident ocouired and hope the boy will improve rapidly without any ill effects, hut deplore the fact tlmt one boy should lie blamed and criticized as he was, as we are satisfied it was purely accidental, and the toy who is bluined is as sorry as anyone that the accident should have occurred. 'lhere might be room for a division of opinion as to whether the boy should be punished or not, although 1 believe the general sentiment tends to regard the occurrence as a pure accident. Hut there is no question about the uncalled for injustice of censuring the hid in u public newspaper which reaches the eyes of thousands of people who nre in no way concerned. E. T. tolls. Cough ami foiMiinptii it Coughs ami colds, when neuhrted, al ways lend to serious Iroiihleof the humy. The wisest thing to do when you have a cold that trouble yon is to get a, iMlle of I'r. King's New liscivery. Von will get relief from the first dose, and linully the cough will disappear. (). II. Hrown. of Muscadine, Ala , writes: "My wife was down in bed with an obstinate cough, ond I honestlv believe had it lint been for Ir. King's New l'iscovcrv, she would not be living today." Known for forty-three years as the best remedy for coughs and cold, l'rice fiiie and $1.00, Keconunelided by ( has. N. Clarke. Pine (irovc Grange News The 1'ine Grove grunge has notified Hon. Jonathan Houine, .)r., who is chairman of the congressional com mittee on government aid to post roads, that it prefers, if the govern ment is going to expend any n.oney? rn the betterment of the post roads, that the supervision of the expending of the money he left to the government. Thus, it is stated, the use of such ap propriations will be keiit out of the hands of petty, local politicians. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Jarvis have been appointed as deleagtes to the state grange, which will meet in Albany. Meed the Cough that Hung On The seeds of consumption nuw be the cause, and a cough that bangs u',, Wl ens the system, l'olev's Hom e ,md Tar Compound checks the cough, he.il- the inllmned membranes and streim'iiens the iungs. E. I1. Kountree, Sullniori-, (in., savs: "l.agiippe left me a deep seated, hacking, painful cough winch Eoley's Honey and Tar completely cured." Cli.is. N. t arke Assessor Completes Plot Jasper Wiekham, county assessor, has just completed the now i wnership plot of the county. He andjhis deputy, H. M. Francis, arc now busy making the assessments of property fer the year. Mr. Francis has already about completed the Oak Grove district. "Our baby cries for Ciinmlvl.vn's Cough Kemedy," writes Mrs. T. B Kendrick, Kasactt, Ga. "It is the best cough lemedy on the market tor coughs, colds and croup." For sale bv all dealers. CONFERENCE TO PRO MOTE UNIFORM RULES: At a cor.ferer.ee of 14 cf the leading frt t.Ti'f9 of the Wenatchee, aki t Hoed River and Kogue Kiver dis tricts. fit-Id in the othcea of the North weett'rn fruitgrowers' Association in the Si Ki'iii ft building, in Portland, late Itiurcday night, tentative rules relat- to stanuara system ui urouuiu ; grd pa( Ki' g were adopted, says me j ttce corroosed fcf E.IE. Sam- Km, of North Yakima ; H. W. Otis, of Werat-t.; A. VV. Peters, of Hood Kiver, ai:d A. C P.andall, of Medford, ! .,, appointed to endeavor to arrange ) fur joii.t action through the executive commit!-e of the North Pacific Fruit Distributors' Association of Spokane, ith the iiit a t.f having uniform rules for packire and grading adopted thrutiL'Uiit the entire Pacific north west. CONCRETE CONCERN SEES GOOD SEASON Arln Pradley, of the Bradley Bros. Tile & Concrete Block works, sees a profptr"J3 year ahead for this indus try. The concrete block factory is in a secluded place on Taylor street, and hut few people know that there is a large sracc tnere tnBt '8 covered witn blocks and tiles of all shapes and sizes being Hired and made resdy for use. When the concrete concern is working at full blast, it employs five men. "Our orders are all the time increas ing," Miya Mr. Pradley, "and the past month has been the best we have ever had so early in the season. We have already suld 'idO worth of tiles and blocks this month." The gravel used in the manufacture of the blocks is secured from a pit in a hillside back of the factory. The sand is hauled from the bar on the Co lumbia. Experts who have been here to inspect the plant declare that no better sand and gravel can be found in the state. Sailer Trio Pleases Audiences The prurgams rendered by the Salter Trio, who were presented here last Thursday and Friday evening at the Electric Theatre, were decidedly pleas ing. The three clever young ladies gave delightful entertainments. Espec ially are their songs good, when their three voices mingle together. But all of their numbers were good and were appreciated. The concert grew better toward the end and the audience seem ed to regret that the program was ended. Miss Florence Eugenia Salter is a violinis'te and second soprano. Especi ally did she pleasethe audience with her instrumental selections. Miss Alice May Lund, contralto, sang some old southern songs. Miss Irusa Beryl Shumway has a very sweet first so prano voice that captivates her audi ences. The Salter Trio, while the local audi ence appreciated the program rendered, would go far in winning greater praise if the program consisted to a greater extent of short, spicy selections, in stead of too many longer and more Ber ious ones. THINK OF IT KtmPflV. NlltlP arp lionn IflVPr I Pon P. Over one hundred thousand have rec ommended Dunn's Kidney Pills, For backache, kidney, urinary ills, Thiiiy thousand signed testimonials Ara appearing now in public print. Some of them are Hood Kiver people. Some are published in Hood River. No other remedy shows such proof. Follow this Hood Kiver man's ex ample. William Doorman, 415 Sherman ave., Hood Kiver, Ore., says: "1 was in bad Bhape with kidney trouble. My back was very lame and I was annoyed a great deal by the kidney secretions. I could hardly stoop. l)oaris Kidney Pills quickly relieved these ailments and 1 publicly recommended them. 1 still get great relief, whenever 1 take them. You may continue publishing my' former testimonial." For sale by nil dealers. Price 50 cents. FoBter-Milbiirn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doau's and I take no other. ! The Spring Ground Hog Sny.are you conscious spring has come, With gentle zephyrs, balmy, bum; The ground hog's sure been going some, Begone, Old Winter, come on, Spring, come ! With wintry blasts of snow and Bleet, Rack came the hog with icy feet; He's got a cinch that cant' be beat And growls at us when e'er we meet. We're hoping he'll go back and sleep, And never once come out to peep Till next year's snow is good and deep, 0, let up now, we pray and weep. W. R. Winans. Neighbors Note Factory Slogan The Hood River Commercial club has started a vigorous and fighting cam paign for factories. Its slogan is "More Factories," and its efforts have met with some success. Factories are what helps towns become cities and cities become larger. An agricultural community never created a city it takes manufacturing and the manj'with'the dinner' pail and many of him to build a city substan tially." Eugene needs factories to con tinue to grow Eugene Daily Guard. For Hums, Itruises and Sores The quickest and surest cure for burns, braises, boils, sores, inflammation and all akin diseases is Bueklen's Arnica Salve. In four days it cured L. H. Hatl n, of Ire dell, Tex , of a sore on bis ankle which pained him so he could hardly walk. Should be in everv house. Only L'Cie. Recommended by Chna. N. Clarke. Mason Says Referendum Will Be Invoked A. I. Mason says that the referen dum will be invoked posthaste on the appropriation made by the legislature for new buildings for the University of Oregon. F. H. Parkinson, a Portland attorney, who figured in the referen dum of the bill of appropriations of two vears ago, is taking an active'part in the present campaign, which has for its ultimate end the consolidation of the two institutions of higher educa tion, the Univeristv of Oregon and the Oregon Agricultural College. When medicine must be given to voung children it should be pleasant to take. Chamlierhiin's Cough Remedy is made from loaf sugar, and the roots used in its preparation giue it a Haver similar to maple syrup, making it pleas ant to take. It has no superior for colds, cronp and whooping cough. For sale by all dealers. Aycr's Pills Hiidacht Biliousness Constipation Indigestion bold tor toU years. A4 Your Doctor. 1 Baby Chicks EGGS FOR HATCHING . . . FKOM . . . S. C. White Leghorns W. P. Rock S. C. Rhode Island Reds and Indian Runner Duck Are you particular? WE ARE! That's why our Chicks and Ducklings are in such demand. They Live They Grow They Pay ROOD RIVER POULTRY YARDS J. R. NICKELSEN, Prop. Sct.Poultry Yards at Frankton PHONE 5929 M. E. WELCH, LICENSED VEIERIXAIIY SURGEON Is prepared to do ny work In the retprln ry fine. He can be fonnd by chIIIdk at or pboolng- to Clarke 11 drug more. SQUARE DEAL" WOOD MEN W'e wish to notify our patrons that we are still in business and are able to furnish any kind of wood they deeire at the most rea sonable prices. Thanking our old customers for their patronage in the past, and soliciting new ones to give us a trial. Deliveries made in large or small quantities. City license to do team work. GEO. W. HOWARD & SON Phone 5943 16th and Cascade New Schedule Mount Hood Railroad 1,': - , "KVA r3 5 Ktleetlve 13-01 A. M. O s Sunday. Wept. 8, " -"" g 8 00. J..V iiiMxi River Ar & 8 OS I'otcenlnle !i Ml 8 15 Hwllclihui-k ii 30 8 H! Van Horu i 10 8 40 Molir 2 Of. Oft Odell 2 UI 9 15 Huiumlt.. 1 f0 20 Bloucher 1 4.( 45 WIiimhh 1 8.S 10 10 .Dee 1 30 10 15. Trout, Creek. 1 IS 111 40 Wood woi 111 ..1 OS 10 45. Ar Parkdale Lv. ..1 00 A. WILSON, Agent. For Sale One second-band 30-horsepower boiler, 1 25-horso power engine, 1 30-horeepowvr Westingliouse mo tor, 1 soft mud brick machine. All in Good Repair A. T. ZEEK ? H-l-M-M I"I"I"I"1"I-1"I"I"I"I"I"I-I"I-l-I-I- W. J. Baker & Co. Dealers iu REAL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Rosidont Agents For Phoenix Assurance Co. OF LONDON WOOD and COAL Slabs-Fir-Oak Agency for Genuine Rock Springs COAL A. C. Lofts PHONE 3464 COTTAGE HOSPITAL Hood River's Medical Institution Open to the public for treat ment of Meaical and Surgi cal cases. RATES OX APPLICATION Address Cottage HospJta! Assn. HOOD RIVER, OREGON, NOW IS THE TIME We have just received a full line of D. M. FERRY'S SEEDS Also have C. C. MORSE'S SEEDS from California. These vSeeds Grow WOOD'S GROCERY J. M. WOOD. Proprietor. Phone 2121 Free Delivery "THE BEST THINGS TO EAT" Just Arrived OUR NEW SPRlNGSTYLESOFf "STAR BRAND" SHOES have just come in. You should Bee them, they are fine examples of Sboemaking. Each style shows op better than the other. You'll like some of them because they are just what you want. Some of Our Popular Seller the PATRIOT" a Fine Shoe for Men The Soft and Good, a Work Shoe True to Name. "TCS and TED" School Shoes for Boys. Look, try a pair. STAR BRAND" SHOES ARE BETTER J. C. J0HN5EN, the Something You Should Know About Substitution If you wanted to buy oak lumber and the 'man delivered yellow pine, ou would know the difference. If you wanted to buy silk and they sent you calico, yon would have no trouble in seeing the substitution. It is not fo easy, however, with medicine. A great many medicines look alike and taste alike, BUT THEY DON'T ACT ALIKE. J nst think this over the neit time you want medi cines. Remember that at our store yon 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 you put your belief in us. CHAS. N. CLARKE The Glacier Pharmacy is Hp if? ft 1fc 1fc 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 THE SANITARY MARKET E. M. Holman THE HEIGHTS PHONE 2134 Oregon Lumber Co. Dee, Oregon ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES SLAB WOOD, ETC. CAN FURNISH CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY QUANTITY Both Phones TO MAKE GARDEN Hood River Shoe Man H$ 1fc Ifc 1fc f? ift 1fc PHONE 3281 Cor. Fourth and Statb Sts. Selecting Poultry here is no lottery. There is no possible chance for even the least experienced to choose a tough, taste less, stringy chicken, duck or turkey. For we handle only choice, young, fresh killed birds that make purchasing here a surety of obtaining the finest puoltry you ever tasted. The test is in the taste. Estimates Furnished