The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, October 29, 1914, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text11UU1J 1UM,U liLAHrJK. TUltMlAY, OCTOBER 20, 19H STAND BY A I L 1. l.'lll . I . I woo nave ao . hum local pride an neighborly loyalty to join in aurh You Can Chop Expenses PROVEN MAN vicious and unfair campaign against home man wboae succe? i our success and ttnose honor it our honor. slsEBIsHHHLSsilH considerably by buying your meats at this market. Not at the sacrifice of quality either. You'll find our meats choice, prime and tender. No better are to be had any where at any price." But we buy direct and in large quan tities and are thus enabled to save you considerable of your meat money. E. M: HOLMAN The Sanitary Market Tel. 2 1 34 ? s 11 12 1 r if : LARAWAY Q'JVi t We make our repairing department a special feature of our business and guarantee the neatest and most dur able workmanship. Watch repairing is done by an ex perienced workman and the very best of work is a cer tain result if you leave your watch in our hands for repairs. "Yours for Service" W. F. LARAWAY HOOD RIVER, - - . OREGON The Best Box Nailing Press on the Market. See it and don't forget that - we make Apple racks t 'V?.(i.SX(lW W. G. SNOW Telephone 2611 Fourth Street THE QUESTION BEFORE EVERY WOMAN is: "Where can I find a Grocer whose service is satisfactory; who will deliver what I send for without substituting an inferior article?" OUR ANSWER is: "Here we are! Give us a call, or send along your order. You'll never need to ask that ques tion again." "TUX BEST THINGS TO EAT" WOOD'S GROCERY J. M. WOOD, Proprietor. Phone 1221 Free Delivery IT 30C 3 C of WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY Nitrate of Soda, Muriate of Potash AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS COME TO US DIRECT FOR WOOD-FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER CEMENT AND LIME AS WE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS STRANAHAN & CLARK Hood River, Oregon 0 Storage We have storage space for all kinds of goods in a concrete building Our Tranfer Wagons Will Move Anything Complete Transfer Service Transfer & Livery Co. Phone 4111 (From The Pa Ilea Chronicle) Certain radical Prohibitionists, who carry their extreme views to the point I of fanaticism, are attempting to create I a prejudice against Nick Sinnott. our E resent congressman, here in hie old ome town, and have been circulating petitiona against him and in favor of George L. Cleaver, the Prohibition congressional candidate, from house to house. Theae individuals are no true friends of temperance, or even of prohibition. and this unfair and fanatical attempt to injure and defeat a home man. ao universally well liked and popular as mr. amnou, wunoui any jusi cause, win cost the cause ol prohibition nun I dreds of votes in Wasco and surround ling eountiea, where Mr. Sinnott'a frienda will resent it without much re gard to party. one story which is beins circulated la that Congressman Sinnott ia "ad' mittedly a supporter of the liquor in teresU." This ia absolutely false. Mr. Sinnott ia NOT allied with the liquor interests and never haa been ; he has no interest or armiation with them in any way. His personal habits have al ways been temperate and sober. It la well known that Representative Sinnott has, on many occasions, gone on record publicly that he will vote on the national prohibition amendment in congresa according to the way the ma jority or his constituents in his con gressional district vote on the liquor I . . . 1 VT . L. 1 . ' iijucstiuu at lue nuveiuucr election. What position could be more fair? Isn't that exactly what any man who is elected to office should do represent me majority f that Congressman sinnott haa con sistently maintained this logical posi tion all along, ia shown by letters written to all of hia constituents who have written to him during the past summer and fall inquiriea as to hia pos ition on the Hobson amendment which would submit to the states the Question or national pronioition. We cite one instance which will suf. flee to show how frank and clear he haa been in his position in this matter. On July 31 of this year. Mr. Albert E White, of Freewater, Ore., a believer in national prohibition, wrote to Con gressman binnott, asking hia position on tne national prohibition amendment. Mr. ijinnott DromDt v replied as fo - lows: CHAPMAN OFFERS FREE RIGHT OF WAY W. S. Chapman, a member of a com pany that cantrola a In rye portion of the Columbia water l.-unt. last week telegraphed to Commodore O. C. Dean that he would give a free right of way for a road to a prop. '.) footbridge across the Hood nvir. Commodore Dean ia very much ir.ttnsted n this footbridge, the U.-W. H. g, k , (v, having refused to allow p desmans to cross the railway bridge. Tbe distance to the ferry landing has Lren increased foot travelera having to no by way cf me wagon priage. sir. luan was in tbe city the latter part of last week interviewing city officers and askins that they give the matter their serious consideration. Cant. O. D. Treiber has moved hia landing place from the wharf of the Hoed River-White Salmon ferry system to a point on tbe big eatidbar north of the city. Tbe new landing is more than a mile from tbe otv and the De destrain in reaching it must walk good distance west of the point on this side or the river opposite Underwood. Slop Those Early Brom h lal Coughs They hang on all winter if not check ed, and pave the way for serious throat and lurg diseases. Geta bottleof Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, and take it freely. Stops coughs and colli, heals raw mnauieu inroat, looeens the phlegm and is mildly laxative. I'has T.Miller Ed. Knquirer, Cannelton, Ind., had bronchial trouble, got vorv hoarae. cougneu constantly irom a tickling throat He used only Folers llonev and Tar Compound. Waa entirely relieved. wants others to know of rolev s llonev aim jar. ouiu uy nise. i larae. Dan Tucker Up to Date W. R. Winans Old Dan Tucker waa a fine old jay tie used to tide in a one horse shay. Ua'ri a ri . . L. . ..I "Washington, D. C, Aug. 7, 1914. Mr. Albert E. White, "Freewater, Ore., "My dear sir: I write to acknowl edge receipt of youra of July 31st and desire to express my appreciation of your Kindness in writing to me and sending the enclosed clipping. As a candidate for representative in con gress on the Republican ticket, 1 do not feel it incumbent upon me to take part one way or the other in the issue involved in state prohibition in Oregon ana l ao not intend to ao so. "The national prohibition amend' ment, known as the Hobson amend- ment, will not be voted upon at this session of congress for the reasons set forth in the circular letter aent to members of the house by Congressman Hobson, a copy of which 1 herewith enclose. It will likely be voted upon ai me next session commencing in De cember. When it comes up for a vote 1 expect, as the representative of the second Oregon district, to voice the views of the majority of my constitu- ems in mat district as expressed in the November election. I received my nomination on the platform which I riled with the secretary of state last March or Ann), a copy of which I en close. You will note that 1 therein state, 'if nominated and elected I will. during my term of office, represent the views.oi me majority or my constituents.' I intend to keen this promise for I ieei mat it is the duty or a representa tive in congress to represent the views of the majority of his constituents. buch representation is the very basis or our iorm ot government. Kindlv write me the name of the paper from which you took the clipping which you enclosed. 1 trust that mv Position will meet with your approval and that 1 mav continue to nave your valued support. wun Kinaesi regards, l remain, "Very truly yours, "N. J. Sinnott. That this staunch Frohibitioniat. Mr. White, was entirely satisfied with this logical position of Congressman Sin nott, ia best shown by the following extract irom nis letter of reply to Mr. Sinnott, dated August 11. 1914: "I have your favor of recent date and note your position, which 1 think should be satisfactory all your con stituents, as it ia to me. Since in the state tight you are representing nobody but yourself, it is your privilege, and as a party nominee perhaps it ia vour duty, to reserve your opinion on this issue, in tne national tight where you represent inousands ol us, it is unques tionably your duty to vote the senti ment of the majority of your constitu ents if that can be determined. While state and national prohibition are not identical issues, they are so close v related that I believe fvou would be justified in viewing the former as an inuex to tneir prooaDie view on the latter, and so I commend your decision to use tne movember vote of vourxon stitenta on the question of state prshi L . I . ,. . union as a racior to determine your vote on tne onepnerd-Hobson resolu tion." Congressman Sinnott has written this sort of letter to so many constitu ents during the past months that the friends of Mr. Cleaver certainly must know Mr. binnott a position. When the friends of Cleaver circulate litera ture representing the congressman aa admittedly a supporter of the liauor interests, it savors strongly or wilful misrepresentation.! Instead of losing votes. Mr. Sinnott wilj gain by this unwarranted attack. It is now a common expression amonir Democrats, since this attack haa been made, that while they had previously intended to support their party ticket. they will now ioin in rebukintr thn in. dividuals who are circulating these slanderous stories. The majotity of Probitionista. who stand for clean politics, will, them- selves,bitterly resent this contemptible attempt to gain votes for the Prohibi tion candidate, and manv a level-head ed, fair-minded Prohibitionist, who knows the truth and respects Mr. Sin not for tbe splendid man and congress man that he is, will switch his vote because of this sinister attack on 'Nick." It is universally agreed that Mr. Sin nott has made the best congressman the state of Oregon haa had for many years. He haa lost no opportunity to work for the best interests of the state, hia congressional district and his home town. Nick Sinnott is a Pride and honor to Wasco county and The Dalles. It ia too bad that men and women can be found heie in his old town, where he was born and has lived from childhood, He'd go to town to see the shows And get some dope to paint hia nose. Clatawa Old Dan Tuck Halo ketchum muckamuck. Now young Dan Tucker is big and bad And nothing like his fine old dad ; For !he goes Ito town on a one wheel Bike And takes the girls on a glory hike. Skookum tumtum Boston man Hyas cultus young man Dan. In a monoplane he takes a fly And lunches on a wireless pie. He bought his wife an electric hen That lays fried eggs for a dozen men. And a fireless cooker that never lies As it turns out beefsteak, cakes and pies: And a graphophone with the voice of a bird Singing sweetest songs that were ever neard. Skookum turn turn Boston man, Hyas cultus young man Dan. Old Dan Tucker was a fierce old cuss When he went to war with a blunder buss: But young Dan Tucker nmkea them run With a rapid Ore from a silent e-un. Clatawa! Old Dan Tuck, Halo ketchum muckamuck. And he shoots up a port from a floating ion From any distance lonir or short : And he'll dance the dances, every one, From Grizzly Bear to Texas Tom. Skookum tumtum Boston man Hyas cultus young man Dan. And his wife goes on a camnaisn hilta With her dander up on a hunger strike And "Votes For Women" is her battle cry. And she swears she'd sooner live than die. Hyas cultus Mrs. Tucker, Halo cumtux momuck supper. Oh, the apple's red and Mt. Hood's white. And Hood River valley's out of sight; ror mere a Bometning started even j - aav. And young Dan Tucker's come to stay Hyak, hyak, young Dan Tucker, May-be so ketchum sitkum aupper. It the child starts in its sleep, srinds us teeui wmie sleeping, picks at tin nose, lias a bad breath, liokle, amietita. pale complection, and dark rings under the eyes, it has worms; and as long as they in the intestines, that child will be sicKiy. White's Cream Vermifuge clears out the worms, strengthens the stomach and bowels ami outs the little one on the road to health and cheerful ness. Price 2Tc ier bottle. Sold hv ivnaa. Clarke, Too many women struggle under pains and aches. They are not stck-but weak, nervous, irritable. Such women need that blood strength that cornea by taking SCOTTS EMULSION. It alao strengthens the nerve, aids the ap petite and checks the decline. If wifm or mothtr tin u3y r look nut down, SCOTTS EMULSION will hailJ ktr up. SHUN SUBSTITUTES. If you want your shoes repaired see John Vostl I have my shop in The Heights Greenhouse. I will make your shoes by measurement and guar antee fit. I have just received 23,009 bulbs direct from Holland. I well sell at wholesale price. If you want some bulbs come early and pick them out. We have some daffodils, narcissus, crocus, tulips, lilies. Visit The Heights Greenhouse now and see the wonderful display of blooming chrysanthemums. Geo. Haslinger, Prop. Telephone 3393 Real Estate LOANS, RENTING, COLLECT ING A Specialty of City I'mperty, Residence U)U, and Hmall Tracts Clone In. For Bargalun call on or addreaa T. D. TWEEDY Hood Klver Horn Phone 2372 D. I. Stone Grows Fine Grapes O ii em oome oi me nnest cranes seen in Hood River county this year were grown by D. I. Stone, whose blace is on the road to Lest Lake on the head waters of the WeBt Fork of Hood river. Mr. Stone has a three year old Diamond vine that produced 64 bunches oi luscious grapes. All products have done well in our remote community this year, said Mr. Stone, who was in the citv the later part of last week interviewing the county court relative to a road to Lost Lake. "Our corn has matured nicely and has grown to a fine size. Apple trees have done as well as in any other part of the valley. Ticklina in the throat. lioarRcnrtux loss oi voice, indicate the need of linl lard's Horehound Syrup. It eases the lungs, Quiets the coul'Ii and restores health in the bronchial tubes. Price 25c, 50c and fl.00 per bottle. Sold by vims. ii. iiarae. The Auto in the Field It is quite a common eieht in Oregon to see farmers drive to the harvest field in automobiles. It takes a solemn sum of money to buy an automobile and it takes goad roads, as well as gas oline, to run them. A toy ride in the harvest fields of this state ia one of the most exhilar ating experiences that is avaiiabe on this continent and one that would charm a tourist and convince a home seeker. A speedway lined with grow ing crops and blooded stock is a land scape that one seldom tours in a .life time. In mapping out automobile routes the Oregon harvest fields should be given prominent position. Why not a see Kural America f irst psignT It Alwajs Does the Work. "I like Chamberlin's Cough Remedy better than any other," writes R. E. Roberts, Homer City, Fa. "I have tak en it on and off for years and it never failed to give desired results." For sale by all dealers. cam- NeW Schedule Mount flood Railroad 9 Klteollve 14:01 A. M. O E Hunday. Hepl. 2U, & ian m or . H m. hv Hood Ktver Ar 1 l 8 (ft Towenlnle I 3A 8 IS SwIU'hbaok 1 16 H W Van Horn !ili bh 8 S5 Mohr. iJ ;o 8 .Ml odll 1l IIS OU Hiimmlt I Ulouelier IH UK t f WlnauH 12 Itt ' .Ilee 12 Ift 50 Troul t'reek 12 mi 1(1 Oil. Woodworm. i; w II) 15. Ar i'arkdale Lv. .11 V G. 8ALL1NU, Agent Whenever You Say Anything Say something worth while Say "Blue Ribbon's Bakery Goods for Me" The QUALITY will bring a Pleasant Smile. Blue Ribbon Bakery THE HEIGHTS Hood River, Oregon Hood River Cigar Factory F. M. WHITE, Proprietor Manufacturer of High Grade Cigars MURRAY KAY Civil Engineer and Surveyor Broslus Building W. J. Baker & Co. Dealers in REAL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Our Stock of Box Nails. Orchard Twine, Orchard Ladders, Barnett PicRing' Buckets Is complete and prices are right. Our expense account is small and as a result we meet any and all competition. Blowers Hardware Co The Firm That "Mattes Good" I Phone 1691 Oak and 1st Sts. The Purity Dairy Co. Yours for prompt service and Good Milk TliOS. D. CALKINS Keep Cool Many people hestitate about installing electrical apparatus during the summer months, fearing that the cost of operating them will be heavy. We are always ready to show you the really modest expense it will take you to make your home or office cool dur ing the warm days. Or to be convinced of this, talk to those who have used electricity for cooking. You will never regret having placed an electric range, toaster or hot plate at the disposal of your wife. Eliminate the hot fires in the kitchen stove and save fuel bills. Hydro - Electric Co. BOTTLED MILK and CREAM The Tip Top Dairy Phone S844 and REGULATOR LINE STEAMERS Steamer Bailey Gatzert Leaves Hood River Tues , Thurs. and Sat. at 11:30 a. m. (or Portland way landings. Faro Portland each way $1 : The Dallea and raturn 7S. Steamer Dalles City Leaves Hood River Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridaya at U:30 a. m. for Portland and way landings. Steamers leave Portland daily except Sunday at 7:00 a. m. Portland Office and Dock Foot of Alder St LOCAL PHONE 4582 PASHIOIT STABLE ..Livery, Feed and Draying.. STRANAHANS & RATHBUN Hood River, Ore. Horses bought, sold or exchanged. Pleasure parties can secure rat-clsai rigs. Special attention given to moving furnltor. tat pianos. VVs do everything hoftes can do.