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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1914)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17, 10U CALIFORNIA The Land of Sunshine, Fruit and Flowers CALLS YOU With SUMMERTIME in WINTER OCTDOOl ASD ISDOOB SP0KT-B0ATING, 8l Rf-BiTHINU, DrIV.N,;, (n.LF Polo Tmxis. For rest and recreation, California ia delightful. For Safety and Comfort, go via the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co. through Portland. RETl'RN THE SAMK WAY. CALIFORNIA IS STAGING TWO BIG SHOWS Otl.IHHATlNO OONPLKTION OF THE PANAMA CANAL Panama-Pacific International Exposition San Francisco, February 20 to December 4, 1915 Panama-California Exposition San Diego, January 1 to December 31, 1915 They represent the highest and best of human endeavor in the world of art, sci ence and industry. See both of them. Tickets, information, etc, upon application to J. H. FREDRICY Agent O-W. R. A X. Co. Hood River, - Oregon We're Sailing on Our Way to greater things by constan tly increasing our effects to supply you with high grade shoes at a price you are pre pared to pay. We never give up the shop and do not con sider a transaction complete until we know your satisfac tion is assured. If you never have been satisfied with your shoe buying in the past come here next time and be satis fied with both the quality and price -of our shoes. J. C. JOHNSEN, the Hood River Shoe Man Shoes and Shoe Repairing D. I. STONE HAS A WIERD EXPERIENCE AMONG our many good things for Xmas will be Mocha Cakes, Christmas Fruit Cakes, Nut Loaves and Cream Puffs. You must also see our Christmas Can dies before you buy. We have just this week received a large assortment, some thing that will please every one. The qual ity is good. and the price is right. THE MODEL BAKERY Vetch, Rye, Wheat, Oats, Clover Seed for Fall Planting LIME, Bluestone Kelly BrOS. Railroad Ave.,Phone 1 40 1 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." "THE BEST THINGS TO EAT" WOOD'S GROCERY J. M. WOOD. Proprietor. Phone 1221 Free Delivery D. I. Stone, owner cf ranch on the headwater of the Weit Fork, tbe last place on tbe road to Lost Lake, who borne burned Saturday night, wai in the city Monday morning telling a weird story of hi experience during tbe Cre. Mr. Stone waa alone at bia home, his family having been in the city. He sat reading in hia living room Saturday night, when tbe fire io bit stove burned low. ' "1 thought 1 would put in more wood and sit up awhile longer," he said in relating the experience, "and then 1 decided to let the fire go and turn in. Kverything after that waa weird dream. I dimly remember, as though 1 were subconscious at the time, of em bers dropping on my bed. After that I can recall nothing except that 1 was dreaming that my barn was burning." Sunday morning Mr. Stone's neigh bor, Hersbey Markley, saw smoke from the ruins of the burned home and has tened to the scene. He found Mr. Stone partially clothed, asleep in the hay in the barn. It was with difficulty that be was awakened, and be remem bered nothing of the fire. However, flour and other articles were strewn around the burned building, ahowing that he had made frantic efforts to save much of his property as possible. With a bucket he had drenched the sides of a spring house nearby. Tbe spring houBe nad evidently blazed at one time, for portions of it were charred. A box of dynamite caps, al most full, 'and enough, had they ex ploded to have blown the man into an unrecogniazble mass, were found. Mr. Stone in his sleep had taken them from the burning bouse to a place of safety. When found and aroused from bis deep sleep by his neighbor, Mr. Stone was so fatigued that he could hardly stand. One of his hands was badly scratched, although no burns appeared anywhere on his body. In his efforts to save his property, his back waa badly wrenched, and he felt the pain of it Monday. A small insurance policy was carried on the destroyed home. 0. A. C. STUDENTS TO BE CORRESPONDENTS (By F. L. Mo. la O. A. C Barometer) O. A. C students will now act as rresDondenta for every rvpaper in tbe state. Thia ia a novel, t practical and instructive scheme devised by Prof. Berchtol. of the department of tr.ghfb. The objects of tbe plsn are two fold- that of giving the tuaem experience i journalistic work, and aio ui facil itating or cooperating witn the work vt the extension department. The clan, briefly, it this: hsch stu dent is given a chance to chue one county of the ttate for his lie Kl of ork. He will write tucn ar-i.-ie per taining to happenings about ti e campus hich msy be of interest to eople of hit psrticular county and rrnd them to each newspaper in the county. A duplicate copy of each article will be made and filed in tbe office of Mr. Mc intosh, editor of the extei.sion prefs bulletins. Before being set t to the various newspspert throughout the state each article will b rci sored by either Mr. Mcintosh or torrc faculty member with whose department the article ia concerned. HAS. E. HAMMOND, VETERAN. DEAD After a lingering illness Chas. E. Hammond, aged 80 yeara, a veteran of the Civil war and a pioneer of Hood River, passed away at hit heme on the Heiehts Saturday afternoun. The fu neral services were conducted Monday lternoon at the Bartmess chapel by R and Mrs. . A. at Idlewilde ceme- FIRE MAY HAVE BEEN INCENDIARY Frank B. Cram and other members of the Volunteer fire department think, because of the manner in which it tarted. that the fire in the two and a half story vacant house at the corner of Eighth and Columbia streets may ave been of an incendiary origin. I ne re. which burned its wav through the wall of the building, apparently started n a closet in a stairway leading irom the front hall to the second story. But for the quick action of Walter Kord. a member of the volunteer nre department, the house would probably ave been destroyed Dy me nre. oir. ord discovered the blaze, while giong home Bhortlv after midnight. He has tened to turn in the alarm and summon the department. The bouse, which has ceen vacant for more than a year, is owned Dy Charles Hart, of Portland. Mr. Cram made record speed in reaching the fire. Before Mrs. Cram could till a sprinkling can with water for the radiator of Mr Cram's fire car, he was dressed and ready. He drove at once to the city hall. However, one of the hose carta waa gone and nobody was present to direct bim to tne nre. He drove up and down several streets before the blaze was located. DOC 3 C WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF fi Nitrate of Soda, Muriate of Potash n U AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS U AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS COME TO US DIRECT FOR WOOD-FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER CEMENT AND LIME AS WE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS STRANAH AN & CLARK Hood River, Oregon men 13 i. - 0 J itorage We have storage space for all kinds of goods in a concrete duiiu.uk Our Tranfer Wagons Will Move Anytning Complete Transfer Service , Transfer & Livery Co. Phone 4111 Canby Post, G. A. Clough, interment tery following. Mr. Hammond was oorn ai iew Bed ford, Mass., in 1834. The greater por tion of his life was spent in the middle west and on the Pacific coast. He aerved through the Civil war in Com pany K of the 22nd Iowa Irfantry, and marched with Sherman to he sea. Mr. Hammond came to Itood River ith his family more than 2( years ago. However, he later moved to Portland, here his first wife died in 1H97. He returned to. Hood River four years ago and waa married a second time, bis idow. Mrs. Emma Hammond, surviv ing. In addition to his widow, Mr. Mam mond leaves surviving two daughters, Mrs. F. E. Dean and Mrs. M. J. Fran- is, both of whom reside here. Mr. Hammond was the lather of the late Frank Hammor.d, of Portland. who was a well known employe of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Co He was known throughout the slate.as the largest man in Oregon, Mrs. Mct'lalii's Eiperlence with Croup "When mv'hnv. Rnv.wna small he was subject to the' croup, and I was always alarmed at such times. Chamberlain's (Vnurli Ronioilv nrnvad fur better thaB any other for this trouble. It always re lieved mm qmcKiy. I am never wiin- out it in tne nouse tor i Know n is a nnitiv nnr for rronn." writes Mrs. V .!R. McClain. BUirsville, Pa. For snle hy all dealers. What Old Santa Overheard (By James Whitcomb Riley in Collier's Weekly) 'Tis said old Santa Claus one time Told this joke on himself in rime: One Christmas in the early din That ever leads the morning in, heard the happy children shout n ranture at the toys turned out Of bulging little socks and shoes A joy at which 1 could but choose To listen enviously, because I'm always just "Old banta Llaus. But ere mv rising sigh had got To its first quaver at the thought, It broke in laughter, as 1 heard A little voice chirp like a bird Old Santa s mighty good, 1 know, And awful rich and he can go Down ever' chimbly anywhere In all the world! But I don't care, I wouldn't trade with him, and be Old Santa Claus, and him be me, Fer all his toys and things and 1 Know why. and bet you he knows why They wuz no Santa uau wnen ne Wuz ist a little boy like me!" naan.tioata! rniiabii that, rpflinl. nrdin- ary remedies require both external and internal treatment, ii you ouy a uouar hnttlo nf Rillur.l'o Hnrplinnnd Svriin you get the two remedies you need for the price ol one. mere is a nemo a Ked Pepper roroua ri9ter lor me cnesi hee with eacn bottle, soiu Dy uiamo On Co-operation (From an Oreeonian editorial) Tk. itAnUmnlotfld mnrffpl f i f thft hv products plants of the North Yakima valley in a single cooperative atsocia- t.nn tutll honafit. that rpcrinn immmiselv. while it will furnish an example and . AI 1 . I A 1 .. 4 . 1 I- mooni iua nt inn niirniHL vmiuh tu liib nthr fruit: arnwtnt Arena of the north west. The commutee aiso proposes that the eix fruit distributing agencies tha nnrthwpRt Rhfill enmhint form ing two only, mis wouia naiurany aonU in a nnnnontrntinn nf ff nrt which must prove beneficial in all directions. If iwn nfonniviitinna ran rin tha work of distribution, why should be support 81X1 Phone Your orders to the Blue Ribbon Bakery tor your home made oreaa, pies cakes and so lortn. free deiivary. aai Local Druggist Says: Hake Only One Dose' W uant tr tell those in Hood River suffering from stomach or bowel trouble that we are agents tor uie simple mix i , i i i. i : ... ture 01 DUCKUiorn intra, giywriun. rvc w.,,.irn ii Ailler-i-ka. the remedy whlc became famous by curing appendicitis Tl.i i. tl.o mnot thnrniiffh hnwel clean ser known and just one dose relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and rnnntination almost immediately. You will be stirDrised at the quick action of AdlPM-lca. U. i. narie, arnggisi, Herman C. Smith Dies at Seaside Herman C. Smith, well known in the Hood Kiver valley, having spent a year here with his brother, W. U b. bmilh, died Friday, December 4, at Seaside, from an attack of Dneumonia. Mr. Smith waa born in Portland in 1879. He was a graduate of Portland ish school, tie attonded college at Stanford University and Cornell. He worked for a while in Heel mills of Pittsburg, coming west later to take charje of the engineering department of the Smith & Watson Iron Works in Portland. . Mr. Smith was the second son of C E. Smith, a pioneer foundry man of Portland. Mr. Smith wst prominent in Portland club circles,' having been a member of the Multnomah. Arlington, Portland Waverly Golf and University ubs. Burial occurred Monday, December 7, at Riverview cemetery in Portland. Strength Past Fifty Years cai be maintained" by adapting the right Bouriih- ment, and Nature's ewa oil- food in Scoff 'i Emulsion hit strengthened thousands of men and women t continue then: work and uefulnes for many year. Scott 'b Uiim is a food, a medi cine and a tonic to keep the blood rich, avoid rheumatism and thwart nervous condition. It is free from alcohol or harm ful drugs. Tbe best physicians prescribe it n- . m. rr a4 COTTAGE HOSPITAL Hood River's Medical Institution Open to the public for treat ment of Medical and Surgi cal cases. RATES ON APPLICATION Address Cottage Hospital Assn. HOOD RIVER, OREGON. at Real Estate Business and residence property in Hood River to trade for Im proved acreage In or out of Hood River, T. D. Tweedy Phone 2372 2306 Twelfth St., Hood River. Ore. We Invite Attention TO OUR STOCK OF S Skis, Sleds kates hoes now Any of these Articles will make a Christ mas Present that will be serviceable. Why waste money on a lot of junk no one wantsP Blowers Hardware Co The Firm That "MaKes Good" Phone 1691 Oak and 1st Sts. Oakdale Greenhouses The first 15 days in December is a good time to plant Roses, Shrubs and all hardy plants. We have them. Have also tu lips and daffodils. Pot plants for winter at Franz', where orders for cut flowers will be taken. Fletcher SL Fletcher Phone 4738 Hood River f ijj $ Mfr We give Green Trading Stamps on all cash tale and on all bills paid In full by the tenth of the follow ing month. Fresh and cured meat of all kinds and fish. Courteous treat ment and prompt service. YanAllen & Filz Telephone 4141 A Test for Liver ( oniplalnt Mentally I nhappj-PlosIcally, Hull The liver, sluggish ami inactive, first shows itself in a mental state unhappy and critical. Never is there joy in living, as when the stomach ami liver are doing their work. Keep your liver active and healthy by using Dr. King's New Life Pills ; they empty the bowels freely, tone up your stompch, cure your constlpaiion and the blood. 2Tc at druggist Bucklen's Arnica Salve excellent lor Piles. Camp Condition Good, Says Erwin Hood River, Dec. 8. 1914. To the Editor: I have noticed arti cles in the local papers finding fault with the contractors engaged In build ing the Columbia highway in Hood River county. I probably know as much about these people and their work as anyone and with to say to you thitthey are allright in every way. They are saving several thousand dol lars for Hood River county and pay their men and bills promptly. They treat their men well, and nationality doe not seem to make any difference to them, but a man must earn his money working for them. The only trouble with a great many men when they come to get up against the busi ness end ot a shovel ana pick is mat u does not agree with them. As for feeding the men, i aouot whether there is a family in our coun ty who put their feet under a better filled table than these people supply. 1 have heard the ruperintendent tell bis foremen to always give preference to local people, with the undemanding that each man must eurn his money. I am a citizen and taxpayer in this eounty and think it only fair to tell the truth about matters that come under my own observation. Truly ynurs, Joseph Erwin. Prompt Action Will Stop Your Congh When vou first catch a cold (often iu dicated by a sneeze or rough,) break it up at once. The idea that "It does mat ter" often leads to serii '-a complications The remedy which immediately and easily penetrates the lining of the throat is the kind demanded. Dr. King's New Discovery soothes the irritation, loofens the phlegm. You feel better at once. ' It seemed to reach tin- very spot of my cough" is one of many honest testimon ials. 50c at your druggist. Carson Finds Stolen Books Citv Marshal Carson last Saturday found the county libn.ry books stolen from the buggy of S. (J. Oxborrow on the previous Monday and returned them to Miss Delia F. Northey. librarian. The two volumes were found beside tbe O-.W. R. & N. tracks, where they had evidently been thrown by trsmpf. "I have also, I think," said Mr. Carson Monday, "broken up the petty thieving from vehicles by catching and ecurina a confession from a number of small boys." Tbe guilty lads have been severely reprimanded and reierrea to tbeir parents lor lurmei punisn ment. ' Wheeling in the lum s indicate that phlegm is obstructing tbe air passages. Ballard's Horehound Syrup loosens the nhlpim ma that it can tx coughed no and ejected. Price 25c, 50e and 11.00 per bottle. Wold Dy unia. . uiarae. Garrabrant & Parker New hemliinarters next to Hood Kiver Hanking & Trnnt Building on Oak Street. Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Tobaccos, and Confections. New Pool and Milliard Tables. Sporting Goods Fishing and Hunting Licenses may be secured here. Suit Cases and Handbags at lower than Portland prices Finest hand made harness. WILLIAM WEBER Bell Building, Oak Street Henderson & McKay Nctherby ssasxmsmm Odell FOR SALE Hogs for Fattening We have a number of shoats, sows and barrows for the man who wants to reduce the high cost of living this Winter by having his own meat. Ready to fatten for Christmas. Reasonable prices. We Want Alfalfa or Clover Hay Telephone Odell 345 New Schedule Mount Hood Railroad A. M. 8 00. 8 OS, 8 lft.. 8 8 iW 8 5(1. 00. 05. lft. 4. SO. io on. 10 15. EBecllve 12:01 A. M. Hunday, Kept, a), 1IIH STATIONS L.V Hood River Ar 1'owerdule Hwltclibark Van Horn Mohr. Odell Hummlt. Hlnucher Win aim Doe Trout Creek Wood worth Ar Parkdale Lv. NoJ P. N. ..1 40 ..I ..1 16 1 66 ..It 60 .12 46 ID 8f .12 28 .12 18 . 12 1.1 .12 00 .Ii Ml .11 46 G. BALLING, Agent. Hood River Cigar Factory F. M. wrilTE, Proprietor Manufacturer of High Grade Cigars MURRAY KAY Civil Engineer and Surveyor Broslu Building WJ.Baker&Co. Dealers fii REAL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands The Purity Dairy Co. Yours for prompt service and Good Milk THOvS. D. CALKINS ZF-SHICOT STABLE ..Livery, Feed and Draying.. STRANAHANS & RATHBUN Hood River, Ore. Horse bought, sold or exchanged. Pleasure partie can secure;flrt-clai rig. Special attention given to moving furniture an piano. We do everything home can do. Anderson Undertaking Co. LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 312 Cascade Ave. Phone 1394 S. E. BARTMESS Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer Established 24 Years HOOD RIVER, OREGON