The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, September 10, 1914, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER GLACIER. HIClISRyy. SEPTEMBER 10. l!)U V P '. . Hill TLii tithe Store PoUA YOU Should T"TS different from I other because more care ' U taken in the making ana um mineruiis used are higher grade. Black Silk Stove Polish Malms brilliant, ricypo!Kh that docs But rub o9 or dun c tl.au it!. el meluMs tour limn at long a orUmary novo polish. I' ted on sample stnrr. and aolj by hardware an I grocery dealers. Ail W. . trval. t'neitoii Jruurruue ifmr your asrlur stov. or yuur au. rrv. If yu don't find It the beet eteve Mhh vnu r r OMd, yuor oVaier in .sjth.riirj to r fiitj uur BOMV. Ini.t on Biark fc-nh btorr iw,. aUd. la liquid ur wn. quality. Black Silk Store PolUh Work Star baa, Illinois Vat heat tUh Alr-Orylac ha teemM an frU.mn'-nr.i'.e- w f I'lwvnu ruhtirv liar eiaati Wlh ftaal railati 1, railvrr n . k.-l araraiau It hMMaqual furuMon auttaauLitta C.M.HURLBURT SURVEYOR TELEPHONE 5618 BENNETT, SINNOTT & GALLOWAY Attorneys at Law General Practice Tl E DALLES - OKKC.ON Frederick & Arnold Contractors and Builders Estimate furnished on ull kinds of work Phones: M;rt-J$ P4-TQ-nahan & Slaven Contractors & Builders HOOD RIVER, OREGON. Dr. Justin M. Waugh EYE, EAR AND THROAT GENERAL SURGERY Office in Eliot Bldgv 9 A. M. to 3 1 M. J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Telephones: Office, 1091; residence, 3671. HUKUEON O. K. A N. (Jo. , E. D. EANAGA Physician and Surgeon Phones: Office 4211 Res. 1811 Office in Kliut Building Dr. J. H. McVAY Diagnosis, Consultation and Surgical Diseases. Hall Building, Hood Klver, Oregoji PHONE 17W H. L. DUMBLE, PHYSICIAN AND SURUE0S. Calls promptly answered In town or country Day or Night. Telephones: Residence, Hell: Office, 1241. Offloe In the Hroslua Bundle? E. 0. DTJTRO, M. D. Office Hall Bldg., Hood River. Phone 71. Hours 1 tot p. ni. and by appointment, Res idence, Lewis House, Odell. I'hone Udell lit'). Call! promptly answered in town or country day or night. DR. EDGINGT0N. 1121 Twelfth Street, The Heights HOOD RIVER - OREGON Pa, M. H. Sharp Db. Edna B. Hhakp Osteopathic Physicians Graduates of the American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Office in Elliot Block. Home Phone 102 lies. 102-B 0. H. JENKINS, D. M.D. DENTIST Telephones: Office 1081; residence 3331 Office over Butler Bank E. L. SCOBEE, D. D. S. DENTIST Telephones : Office 31C-1 ; residence 34:11 ' Office in Brosius Building H. D.W. PINEO, D. D. S. DENTIST Rooms 4, 5 and 6 Telephone Smith Building 2021 DERBY & STEARNS Lawyers HOOD RIVER, OREGON. GEO. R. WILBUR Lawyer Rooms 14 and 15 Hall Building j Hood River ... Oregon j ERNEST C. SMITH j Lawyer Rooms 1 and 2 Hall Building Hood River, Ore. LOUIS A KEKD ALBEKT P. RKKD : L. A. HEKDEKHON L. A. & A. P. REED LAWYERS j Two Doors North of Postoffice Phone 1331 JAMES H. HAZLETT Lawyer First National Bank Building Hood River - - Oregon L. A. HENDERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW " SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER Two Doors North of Postoffice Phone 1331. M. E. WELCH, LICENSED TETERISARI SURGEON' Is prepared to do any work In the T6trtn-1 ary line. He can be found by calling at or phoning to Clarke s drug store. i ot CLUB MAY HAVE LAND SllOtt' EXHIBIT The Hood River Commercial club ii constat ring tne . lacing cf a display at ine i oruanj Manufacturer's ar.d Land show to I held Uctcber 1M. Those in charge cf the tig show look forward to me uesr, ewr.t of Us nature ever held in Portland. It was first thought that nearly all of the products and manufactured wares would he displayed in one or two buildings, but as county after county of Oregon, southern Oregon and Wash ington eutnrrier.ee to rtahze the impor tance. through publicity, of this expo. sition. they have secure.! HtiHi-e fftr Jinn from loo to ri.Ni sare ftet, for the purpose of display it g grains, grasses, fruits and products vi the farm and orrr.ard. i -., L , . . . h uatt: sum exMuiiurs wr.o nave secured space Mill re resent about two thirds of the state i.f Oregon and about one-fourth of Washington. The entire Willamette valley, numbering about eight counties, has secured space. The ueauuiui grams and grasses of Morrow county, liaker county ar.d possibly Sherman county will furnish an educa tional lesson to the visitors. Wasco cour.ty and The Dalles liusi- ness Men a Association have taken 3lKi square ftet; Nilcm Commercial club tne same, txhihits of the Oregon Ag ricultural College will cover many dis tricts. As the title indicates this show will be a combination of agricultural and noricultural products, such as grains, grasses and fruits, Htid also an exhibit of food material and manufactured ar ticles, together with machinery used on the farm and in the faetorv. Thus the show will be made interesting both to me larmers, fruit growers, cannera, packers, and to the general public. I The Armory is well adapted for the purpose and will be handsomely decor ated and illuminated. In addition thereto, there will be two special build ings, one of which will be used for the display of machinery in motion, me chanical processes, etc. In the other building there will be a lecture hall, seating 700 persons, where lectures on farming, fertilizers and other subjects of interest to farmers and fruit grow ers will be given by members of the extension department of the Oregon Agricultural College. There will also be lectures on domestic science, house keeping, cooking and ether topics of interest to womankind. Of the lighter vein will be entertainents, such as travelogues with stereopticon illustra tions, concerts, special days and events with refined vaudeville. SEPTEMBER 24-25.26, 1914 EXCURSION FARES WiW and Wonderful Furious antlEicilinf foorEigrmRacii. Nt Contiitantt liancha lulling. II for 6lory hold r Indians, Cowsoyt. II spall bound with Outlaw Hoiks I aim sol dating FOR ALL DETAILS. ASK ANT AGENT OF THE OREGON-WASHINGTON RAIL ROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY I have a nice line of Har ness, Astride Saddles; also some nice English Riding Bridles, Summer Dusters and Hammocks. WILLIAM WEBER Bell Building, Oak Street Mount Hood Lodge In Upper Hood River Valley Horseback riding over beautiful U. S. For est Ran no trails. Mountaineering and exploration of glaciers of Mount Hood. Chicken dinner and dance Saturday even inifs in August and September. Address Parkdale, Ore. Telephone Odell 314 pite Apple Insurance Complete protection for your apples and supplies during the packing season. Special form, special rate; covers everything at all times and places on your ranch or while on way to ware house. Permission to work day and night. Telephone 3112 and policy will be mailed at this special rate. SCOTT & PIFER Hotel Oregon Building P APPLE CROP ESTI MATES DISCUSSED In spite of the fact that there will be no cash buyers or speculator to enliven the apple market this year, and that the consumption of a large production generally throughout the I nited States and Canada will be practically confined to this country on account of the limi tations imposed by the European war, the North Pacific Kruit Distributors are not inclined to take an altogether gloomy view of the outlook for their affiliated growers. Material reductions in the apple crop are being reported by the principal ap ple growing districts of the east and middle west. During the past week the Distributors have received communica tions from New York, Virginia. Michi gan, Missouri and Arkansas stating that the production in those states will be less than estimated at the time of the International Apple Shippers' asso ciation nieetirg in Boston a month ago when it was figured that the total out put would reach tiO.OUO.OOO barrels. One feature of the recent decrease is that the No. 1 stock has been most effected. An inspection of the western New York apple orchards reveals that the quality there has been lowered and is proving a disappointment to both growers and dealers. Unfavorable weather and insect pests are largely responsible fur this change. Similar conditions are (aid to obtain in both Virginia and West Virginia. In Michi gan the crop is irregular, according to recent information. Heat and drouth have prevented proper development in Missouri, while cool, damp weather has caused scab and blotch to appear in Arkansas and has cut down the quanti ty of storage grades. In the northwest , although the qual ity still remains excellent, the crop has fallen off 10,000 cars, approximately 10 per cent, since blossom time, or at least is that much short of the early estimates. The figures compiled at the time of the blossom period were from 20,000 to 25,000 cars, an average ranging somewhere around 23,500 cars. Later the estimate dropped to between 15,000 and 17,500 cars. Now after the most comprehensive canvass it is placed at 13,610 cars. This information is given out by the Distributors to the growers to indicate that there is no cuuse for utter discour agement at this time, especially upon tne part of those who have placed their crop in the hands of a marketing agency sufficiently extensive ih seope to exercise an orderly control of the market situation. A certain stability is creeping into the apple situation which did not exist a few weeks ago, as the result of the Distributors' com manding position in the apple deal this year with over half of the apple ton nage pledged to them. , DEBATE SUNDAY ON THE LIQUOR QUESTION The announcement of a debate Sun day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the open air auditorium between Col. E. Hofer, of Salem, and Rev. Clarence True W il son, of Portland, on the liquor business, has aroused no small interest in the city. Col. Hofer upholds the side of those opposed to state wide prohibi tion. Rev. Wilson has taken un the cudgel for state wide prohibition. Both have unusual forensic ability, and a royal debate is promised those attend ing. Lol. Holer and Kev. Wilson have already debated the liquor question in a number of Oregon cities. In the event that the weather is not suitable for an out of door meeting, the debate will be held at the Asbury iwetnooist church. War and Trade With the outbreak of hostilities in Europe it was natural to expect a trade depression, but never has the business man, the wide world over, experienced conditions as are existing at present. One would imagine that the merchant in Japan would be able to take advant age of the war in Europe and reap a niue nittie r.arvcst in certain quarters. No doubt some are. but there are!manv firms in Japan who find opportunities ior aoing business with America, for instance, but are prevented through in- ablitiy to make use of the usual finan cial facilities to which they have been accustomed. The toy trade in the United States is one opportunity, and there are many others that might be taken advantage of at present by the foreign exporter if conditions were not so abnormal. Raw silk, habutae, etc., have received a tremendous set back, the decrease in exports for Yokohama, running to seven figures as compared with the same preiod (ten days) in July.-Yokohama, Japan, Weekly Box of Curios. FLYING FOXES OF INDIA. During the Day They Sleep In Trees, Hanging Head Downward. Teople who have lived In Indin are fa in i I in r with the long strings of flying foxes which cau often be seen wending their way in single file from their sleeping places In remote trees to the fruit gardens upon which tbey prey. These curious creatures, snys a writ er in the Wide World Magazine, some times measure as much as four feet across the wings and have reddish brown fur and mole colored wings. After their nocturnal depredations thpy fly away with the dawn to a tree in some isolated place nnd there rest dur ing the day. hanging head downward from the boughs In the manner of bnts, clutching the branch with their feet As the flying foxes gather on the tree selected there Is a tremendous commo tion, for each newcomer Is vigorously driven off from one place after another until he eventually manages to secure a perch for himself. Those on the tree meanwhile keep up nn Incessant wran gling, each endenvorlng to secure the hlglifst and best place to rest on. Sometime many hundreds of these de structive (features may bo seen hang ing from the branches of a large tree. WheMi opportunity offers thpy are of ten shot, and some of the natives con sider their flesh- a delicacy, though It hardly appeals to Europeans, (MY. & N. Time Table. WEST BOUND 5, Fast Mail (Mail Only). .5:00 a. m. 11, Soo-Spokane-Portland 8:3H a. m. 9, Ore. & Wash. Exp 9:20 a. m. 1 , Portland lx-al 3 :05 p. m 17, Ore. & Wash. Limited 5:08 p. m EAST BOUND 2, Ten lleton Local 10:30 i. tn. IK, Ore. & Wash. Ltd 12:01 p. m. , Salt Lake Express 2:22 a. nr.. 10, Ore. and Wash. Exp. 9:01 p. m. 12, Soo-Spokane-Port 6:15 p. m J. II. FREDRICY. Agent. No. No. No. No. So. No. No. No. So. No. GDI PROGRAM TODAY The third episode .f "Ihe Trey o' Hearts," "The Sea c tare." Alan and Rose make their ;iy ry forest trail to Black Beaver, 'i;e they pick up guides and proce. 1 I canoes to Northeast Carey, at lie t.jpirerulcf Moosehead Lake. Thar. y secure a change of clothing and !:,. e.a steam er, go down the lake t K : t o --tation. Judith, meantime, pr , , t v furced marches to cut them . ' ''e arrives at Kineo before they l! e train is crowded. Alan, with e.,' ;: ty, secures two parlor car seats. J..,: tti, m mas culine costume, travels .i , tired in a crowded accommodatii ih. Alan telegraphs from Kire : : - c, ing car reservations, a stateroi u, , r 0e, a lower for himself, on ti i. : i. r.t express thtough to New Yor; .l .. !nri tit ds this out. Arriving at ' -tn), H boy passes through thetosi i t re Judith is seated, calling, "Tt ; nn f, r Mr. Law." Judith manage in g, i hold of the telegram and read r : . :..re return ing it to the boy. It Sh - ;i..tt reserva tions to New York wii I e impossible to get. Returning the n s.-age to the boy, she also gives hi.- n -ecut d en velope. Alan reads tl 1 age and then opening the seconr uuj e, tit ds it contains a trey o' hei, . - Arriving in Portland, Vc., AIhm ai d Rose are driven to a hi Judith se cures the room adjoini c ;i t cf Kose and picks the lock of ; . n cetit g door. With the aid of r , ui ft denitt s she chloroforms KWe .i dons her clothing. Alan has pr tdd to the water front and engageo i. dcl,t, "Sea Venture," tu take Rose :n himself to Ne York. All Alan's I . are being reported to Judith by he; . i federates. She engages a fishing In :tt t. intercept the "Sea Venture" on r voyage to! New York. Passing I., r -. -1 f off as Hose, Judith geis aboar : .nh Alan. She opens the valves : !' auxiliary gasoline tanks and allows il , agsnline to flood the hold. Lati r. -he sights a fishing boat, and upon It- . i runch she covers liarcuj, the owm i nf the Sea Venture, who is the only ui e nn deck, with her revolver, tie t r;,t pies with her. Alan, hearing tic disturbarce hurries on deck. He sc eds in get ting Judith below and e huns to Bar- cus that the woman must I c partly in sane, tailing Judith on ilrck, and be ing alarmed at the neariu?- of the fish ing vessel, Alan asks if she has friends aboard the approaching Ii ,t. Judith affirms, and Alan signiiiis that she shall get over the side into the dory. She casts off and is pit kul up by the fishermen. Barcus going l lew, learns the true state of affairs alo.ird the Sea Venure, viz: that the gast line tanks have been emptied into the lulge. Ihen follows a race between the yacht and the fisherman, the latter pursuing full tilt, towards sunset luth are be calmed. The Sea Venture lies about one mile further out. Barcus watches the fishingboat through Ins binoculars and observes a power launch lowered, nto which Judith is gc ninpanied by one companion. iNigni lulls, Judith and her assistant lash the uhccl of the launch and .after lighting n fuse take to the dory and start the bmnch toward the Sea Venture. Barcus sees the burning fuse in the approaching launch and suspects what it means and drags Alan to the farther rail. '1 h y kick off their shoes and dive overheard just as the launch brings up smash against the side of the yacht. A moment later there is a terrific explosion, the yacht takes fire and sinks. Barcus and Alan swim to the shoals, wade ashore, and taking cover in the dunes, fall into the deep sleep of exhaustion. Mary Pickford, a Normandy ro mance. Universal Ike, Jr., in "Cupid's Vic tory." Friday and Saturday "Warfare in the Skies." A Vita graph two reel feature. "Within the Noose." A Lubin drama. "To be Called For." A Selig comedy. Sunday "The Greatest Treasure." A Lubin two reel special. "Glacier National Park," and "Mar mot," Pathe educational. "Slippery Slim Diplomat." An Es-' sanay comedy. Monday and Tuesday Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 14 and 15. "The Show Girl's' ;iove." The second feature of the Alice Joyce scr ies. Also No. 53, Hearst belig. Don't forget the "Trey o' Hearts" on every Wednesday and Thursday. Burned Building Repaired C. A. Bell, owner of the building at the cornel of Cascade avenue and Sec ond street which was gutted by fire week before last, has hail repairs made. The work is being done by Frederick & Arnold. The Hood River ITumbing Co. will again occupy the building. Notice of Board of Equalization. The board of equaliutinn of Hood River County will meet at the court house in the Citj of llmnl River on Ihe fourteenth day of September, 1914, be ing the second Monday in .-eptemlier, as by law provided, for the purpose of pub lically examining, correcting and equa lizing the assesi-ment roll uf said county for the year 1914. All petitions and ap plications for reductions t-liall be made in writing and verified by the oath of the applicant jt his att"rney and be filed with the board during the first week of the session. JASPER WK'KHAM, slO Comity Assessor. POPULAR MKHANJCS ci 800 MnCLES 300 ILLUSTRA TI0N5 Popular Mechanics Magazine "WRITTEN SO YOU CAN UNDERSTAND rT A GREAT Conthraad Story of tha World's " Proema which you may bgin reading St any time, and which will hold your interest forever. You are living in the best year, of the moat wonderful a:e. of what is doubtless the greatest world in ihe universe. A resident of Mars would gladly pay $1,000 FOR ONE YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION to thia maga2lne,!n order to keep informed of Our progress in Engineering and Mechanics. Are you reading it? Two millions of your neighbors are, and it ia the favorite maga tine in thousands of the best American homes. It appeals to aU classes old and young men and women. Tha "ghaf Hotaa" Department (80 Bagea) give e&oy a;a to do Uujikh ,.ow to lutka useful article! tor borne and hop, repair, etc. " Amateur ateehanioa'1 (10 pawa) telle bow to make Mianton furniture, wlrei. outnta, boata engine, magic, and all tha thin a bo lores 130 PC run sinoli comes is cent Aafc roar Nww1m1ot to .bow r-- M m wwttk roe rata atMru cost today POPULAR MECHANICS CO. a IIS W. Watalagioa Sc. CHICAGO r Price Alone Should Never Sell an Articleof Any Kind This is extremely true of buggies. You can buy a buggy of the same size and similar external appearance as a VELIE for twenty dollars less money; but you are the loser if you do so. Here are a few reasons -briefly stated. The Velie Buggy Has (a) The very best hickory gear obtainable. (b) Thorough ironing with wrought iron. (c) A single reach with full length channel and mortise connection front and rear. . (d) A 38 inch open-head spring construction. (e) Tlugless construction of body with crescent clamp corner that is really part of the construction and not simply a piece of sheet iron used as a bluff to hold the joint or open corner. (f) An overlapped seat riser. (g) Exclusive patent dash construction. (h) Reinforced bow socket. (i) Reinforced back curtain and extra width backstay. (j) Twenty springs in the cushion, with a construction identical with the cushion in a railway coach. THERE ARE MANY MORE REASONS. Let us point them out to you. Gilbert Ice We serve the famous"White Clover Ice Cream" with our Sodas and Sundaes. Our store is cool and quiet and we like to have you make it "your head quarters." The noted "Lowney" and "Whitman" Candies are always found in many different as sortments here always fresh. R Smith Block Perfect Printing Rubber Stamps Manufactured by a Workman of Several Years Experi ence in the Largest Rubber Stamp Factory on the Pa cific Coast. Our Stamps carry our Guarantee. Showing of New Coats New Suits New Skirts FNew Royal Society Goods Boys New School Suits Morlan - Kruger Co. "Quality First" Implement Co. "T-S-W-A-C" Creams Candies EIR CASwS IOC and Reliable Druggists C30 ! i