The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, April 29, 1915, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIIOOl) RITER (i LACIER, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1915 a"! SHINE IN EVERY DROP" i-. u- in. f . M -i ilkiucy i Wurth. Stove Polish 0 r h. it 1 i ff it Una I y-mM- w a e ft gj wnH, Iv :t (r'riw ft M M- r . .'? 4-i rf-il )t tt - f k h n M I .-ltrli rv.,t out in it nr.i ry I t i.rfi, h'D I nt Jont' Toq f.t iKw -, eh, t ft k f-.r tiiarh Stilt lliliof.'t Im-' i.t,r-ft -uU V-C Clack Silk Slov Polisk Works, Merlins, Illinois, I'" Mark S Ik Air Drynt Iron I iiduI ,.'t prat. rir Int. M, -v-- (.tat, fcl.il Mil'.t- nx-t. n- lir ruiiN, t Tvvt.U rutit.ir. Tty ir. I . HUrfc fc.lfc Moral . th f it htv-r tni,i.i M4-l,tMr or bitu, t -.rk qi.i.-kly. rv,ry and lv a .(. M..Mt s iriar. i h-a rw -.ual fur iift on itituim4.'iiMi. At No Time During wakeful hours do one's trials (roubles and Irihulations sink Into such ultt-r insignificance as when seated at a irooil meal provided al ways that the bread is riylit. You'll always find Our Bread The RIGHT BREAD. Blue Ribbon Bakery THE HEIGHTS Hood River - Oregon 1 IS Red Dragon SQUirret Ana copner Poison Will rid your place of Squir rels, Gophers, Rats, Field Mice Crows and all such pct Results or Your Money Back Jail ttst r ttsm' h SOLD BY KEia (EL CASS DRUGGISTS II. SnylT II. It. IWvll Hood River Plumb ing Company SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING Timrinu mul Short Mt'tal ork. ftiiKolint I' iitfmrn, t'liuips, Kuius, Ki'Ptiti inu Prompt ly Attfiidt'tt. Ksttmutca I uriiiht d. IMioue Idil, Opiuisit1 llott'l Ort'Kdn, l ornrr of Second and Cascade Sts. Purses And Watch Fobs Just rec eived a nice line of Moose and V.Ik watch fobs and purses, also a nice line of gloves. William Weber Hell Building ;5', T'T vv Hood River Poultry Yards Hr.vtliTK ni s r. u. !. Iti'.t-Wlillf l!ivk. S.C. Wlllll' l.iuhlinis. HilviT mill (iolill'll I'HininiH'- While 1 1 , i I u 1 1 1 Turkeyn Mint Illillitn liltllllel' lurki. Hilfi'lltllK tl Hint muck lor unit'. 1'iiy okt rhlek. J. R. NICkl- I.SKN. Prop.. Yr.l at Frankton I'liuni' ViN Oil Hood River Cigar Factory F. M. WHITE. Proprietor Manufacturer of High Grade Cigars ODELL Mr. and Mr. G. E. Chapman, of Hood River visited at tht Horrrn of O. F. Furdy and his mother, Mrs. Eva Morgan, Sunday. G. O. Wcsterterc h seriously ill of diphtheria at his home. Every precau tion has been taken to prevent infec tion. Mrs. VYesterherg who ia trained nurse, and her friend, also a trained nurse, are attending Mr. Weslerberg and he'haa every chance that that med ical skill and intelligent nursing can give toward complete recovery. Misa Hone Shelley came from Mil ium, Wshh.. to spend the week end at the home of her parents, rev. ana Mrs. Troy Shelley.' M. A. Zellsr went to Portland Mon day fur a wick's Lueincci visit. Magdalene Mitchell, of Hood River, upent several days last week visiting friends in Udell. L. A. E. Clark expects to go to Law rence, Ksns., for a visit with bis mother, Mrs. N. N. Chambers, who is ill. He msy leave within a few days and does not expert to delay going longer than Msy 5. He will gladly carry messages and rsll upon friends or relatives of his friends here if re quested. This will be his first visit to the home of his boyhood days sines he came to Hood River II years sgo, snd he will visit not only at his mother's heme, but at the home of Mrs. Clark's patents. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Wells, and other relatives and many friends. The Guild will meet this afternoon st the home of Mrs. 11. S. Caughey. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. C For ms n will be grieved to know that on Saturday, April 17.?their little son, J. C. Forman, III, panned away at their home in Cleveland, Ohio. Diphtheria was the diseaxe which left such sorrow in the home which had known this bright little life and words can but feebly express the sympathy we would extend to the bereaved family in their great sorrow. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Jenkins, of Mer rill, la., fare here for a visit at the homes of I.. C. and A. H. Weinheirner and W. L. Sherman. Dr. and Mrs. Jenkins have attended the expositions st San Francisco and Eos Angeles.Cal., and are returning home by way of Hood River for a visit with these friends. The Alpine class of the M. E. Sun day school will celebrate the close of a six weeks' contest in a fitting manner next Friday evening in the basement of the church. They have invited as their guests Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duck wall and the Excelsior class. Mrs. E. C. Weinheirner is teacher of the Al pine class and Mrs. Duckwall is teacher of the Excelsior class. Gordon llaskins has the tract he pur chased recently from G. F. I'urdy all planted in garden. J. W. McDonald lost a valuable horse last week. Mrs. M. L. Hawthorne celebrated the eightieth anniversary of her birth Wed nesday. Friends were glad tn congrat ulate her and wish her many happy re turns of the day. A good meeting of the grange was held Saturday afternoon. Five new members were initiated and the follow- n a officers installed: Mrs. L. J. Gates, lecturer: Mrs. H. Henderson, lady as sistant; W. N. Williams, gate keener. No regular gunge meeting will be held until May l'J, when Pomona grange will meet Bt Udell. Committees have been appointed and preparations are being made to entertain Pomona grange at thia time. Mrs. II. II. Richmond, of Portland, Ore., and Miss Bessie Woodring, of Colorado Springs, Colo., are expected here this evening for a visit with their sister, Miss Helen Woodring. If you would have a Bostonian'a idea of this great northwest read in the last issue of the Youth s Companion under r act and Comment: 1 he opening of the canal in the Columbia river at The Dalles in Oregon in the first week of is an important event, for the new water way makes the river navigble tor bUU miles further into the wilderness. Much improvement was noticed in Mr. Westerberg'a condition Tuesday. Frtonda are very glad to know this and they hope to hear of his rapid return to health. Service 9.30 a. m. Sunday school 10.30 a. m. Epworth League 7.30 p. in. at llio Methodist church next Sunday. Go to church will be the order for those who attend this church and each one will invite relatives or fiiends who are not accustomed to attend services reg ularly at some church to plan to be present. Some special muBic which may come as a pleasant surprise has been requested. Mr. Duckwall, super intendent of the Sunday school, should be 200 persons present. Sunday school 10,30 a. m. Service 11.30 a. m. at which Rev. Troy Shelley will preach. C. E. 7.30 p. m. at the Union church next Sunday. FRANKTON. Virgil Absten has returned from the Yakima country and was calling on old friends in Frankton last week. The school board has consented to furnish the necessary folding chairs that are needed when pubic gatherings of any kind are held in the school house. A good proposition. We have said lots of hard thincs about our bad roads and the road bosses down this way, but we will say this much, that Warren Miller, the present roan supervisor, nas done better work and more of it than the other road bosses that we have ever had all put togeiner. J. F. Mason ia making some improve ments to nis House, those things all neip to make the highway look better. This is good roads day. Is everybody out? If not get out this afternoon and blister your hands a little. Arch Eastman and Arthur Kerr have the fishermen all skinned to a frazzle. They were down the Columbia Sunday for a little outing, and while trying their luck at fishing with a throw line succeeded in hooking what the boys thought was a whale. After repeated efforts to land it and being pulled into mo iriver several times, they finally landed a 60-inch sturgeon which tipped the scales at 75 pounds. All with a small throw line and lots of fisherman's luck. Nextl Tom Calkins delivered the first straw kerries of the season Monday i rum nis rancn ai Kumion. Murray Kay, county surveyor, was down mis way the lirut of the week. hunting for government cornera and doing some work for Mr. Dabney, who owns some land along the Columbia highway at the top of the Ruthton hill. The Rarrett and Frankton school boards met in Hood River Saturday and settled the long drawn out tight over me roruen division question. We have no regrets at losing Forden and the bunch that wanted to go with him, but we lost some that did not want to bo that we would like to have kept And then, having to give four or five hun dred dollars to boot to get rid of them is adding insult to injury. The Frankton school board baa se lected lb following teachers for the coming yesr: Miaa Mary Johnston, principal; Miss Ruth Phillips, Miss Grace Stewart, and Miss Pearl Scobe for tha other threw rooms. Ths question of discontinuing tha Co lumbia school will coma up to b voted on at tha annual aleetioo in Jans. George Bender, a Ccrasn gsrdensr near Frankton, who, it will bw remem bered, went to New York last fall in anwser to bis country's esll to join the colors, could not get trsnsportstion sny further and returned. Ha bad six brothers under srms at the time. Four of them were killed in cm night in tha same trench, and be told tha writer the other day that ba bad not beard from the other two for so long thst ba sup posed tbey were desd. His father and mother, past 75 years of age, ara still living and several sisters, and be ssys thst just ss soon as be can ha will have to go and take eara of them. Just think of it I Sis dead in thia ona fam ily, and other dotena dependent, and this is only one instance out of thou sands; and for what? All bsppening in ths 20tb century of the Christian era and GO centuries since Cain killed his brother. What Gen. Sherman called Hell, is to mild a term to us in de scribing what is bsppening now in three-fourths of the world. HEIGHTS NEWS Mrs. Parks, on Wilson street, has re ceived word her busbsnd is very ill in the Good Ssmaritan bospitsl in Port land. Mr. snd Mrs. Arlo Bradley became the happy parents of a baby girl Mon day, April 26. Mother and babe do ing well. Mrs. May Jones hsd roses in bloom last week. Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. J. J. Ward, and Mrs. J. H. Gill spent the day last Friday with Mrs. Staulfer at her home in the valley. Mrs.' Ray Imbler entertained the La idea' Aid of tbs Christian church last week Thursday. Clint Mooncy caught a 10-pound salmon Sunday. Harry Brown was buried from, their bom in Wilson, street .Sunday after noon. Mrs. May Jonea returned from ber trip to Rufua, Ore., Saturday. J. T. Holman and son, Jesse, made a trip to Mitcbe)ra Point Sundsy. Joseph Carson, Jr., was op from Portland Sunday, visiting tha borne tolas. There ws quite a parade on Twelfth street Isst weak, of automobiles. Tha Dodge Bros, csrs, Cadillac, King and others made quits a showing. Ths peopla of tha vallev claim it is hard times, but it does not look like it when one sees tha new csrs that are passing up and down every day. Quite a number of Heights ladies en tertained ministers who sttended the convention at the Congregations! chuieb Tuesday and Wednesdsy. Linen Marking Outfits for sale at this ollice at prices that make them a house hold necessity. MILLINERY THE MILLHTCRY STORE JUST RECENTLY OPENED UPON THE HEIGHTS AT 1304 Twelfth Street with a nice line of Hats, cordially in vites your inspection. Ostrich pliiin ' cleaned and curled. Old hats retrim med, made to look like new. Rea sonable prices. JULIA GODSEY SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT OF H00O RIVER COUNTY CLERK'S REPORT Showing the amount of claim allowed by the County Court of Hood River t (unity, Oregon, for which warrants have been drawn from Octolier 1st, 1!)14, to and Including Murch 31t, 1U15, and the amount of All out standing und unpaid warrants at the close of said date. Drawn on General County Fund County Court and t'oininlHloiiers, "diaries And expenses $ 1,123 45 Circuit Court, fts of Jurors, reporter, bailiffs, et. Justice court, fees and expenses Sheriff's Ofllee, salaries and expense.. Clerk's Ottlce, salaries County Sealer, tws Treasurer's Ollice, salary Coroner's Ollice, fees 540 30 103 10 1,501 12 1,103 9X 4 50 249 ff 65 00 School Superintendent's Ollice, salary and expenses 390 9.1 Fruit Inspector 428 09 Assessor's Ollice 702 W Tax Rebate 25 10 Current Court House Kipenses, books, stationery, postage, lanl tor, light, fuel, fixtures, rent, repairs, etc 1.728 21 Jail, board of prisoners, medical attendance, supplies, etc 193 50 l are of poor, medical attendance, provisions, hospital charges, burluls, transportation, etc 1,981 08 Indigent Soldiers .. 100 00 Hounty on predatory animals 70 00 Election expenses 1.132 42 Agricultural Experiment Station LOW) 00 Widow's Pensions 1.138 1 Teachers Institute 87 05 County Library, salary of librarian, books, suoulles. etc 1,020 33 Salary of Road Supervisors Itemized below 1,519 52 Miscellaneous 577 40 Commercial Club .'. 75 00 Total of warrants drawn on General Fund fl7,0Sl 07 Drawn on Columbia River Highway Fund Payments n contract '. f 39,776 9: Payrolls of surveying party 2,428 13 Suhslstnuca for surveying party 1,023 75 Kxpenses or surveying party 381 O.-W. It. & N. Co., for services 220 M supplies i:)2 o I'lliitlng of bonds, notices, etc 173 41 Approving bonds , 157 30 Total of warrants drawn on Highway Fund $44,291 74 County Rosds ROAD FUND Slr!e of Supervisors (ien'l Ron) Expennw, labor Employed uparvisor Fmil from General Fund. powder, tools, rock by Kond Super- crunhers, anuiers, etc. visors. L. V. Collin . $229 75 $ 29 00 $1,308 7 n. . i urrau ;t i.i i4 L'U till it K. O. Smith 221 25 1,900 .'15 2,390 95 H. F, Kadleman ,,., PA ... ,. ,,, .. vv i vi..h..u 222 50 1,,,, L) 2,30133 . H. Stanton 220 95 3,2.'I8 88 2.001 8T K. w, Diinbur Iftfi 25. II. li. Furrow 35 02. W. II. ImvldHon ) J. 1. Doggett ( Allen Macriim 170 75 It. I Harrett J. li. Jackson Warren Miller Culvert for nil districts District 1. 0. 003 24 117 85 ... 014 80 109 75 8. 9. 10. 11. 1H7 45 30 25 355 99 800 40 1,050 "S 4(w 00 94 SO 23 30. 325 03.. $1,519 52 $7,913 83 fll,054 11 Total for powder, tools, etc f 7,913 83 Total of time checks Issued by road supervisors 11,054 11 Total of warrants drawn on road fund $18,907 !4 Total of All claims allowed $80,343 35 Outstanding And unredeemed General Fund Warrants $1,835 43 Outstanding and unredeemed General Road Warrants 07 92 Total of outstanding warrants f 1,903 35 Showing the balances of the various funds In the hands of the County Treasurer on the 31st day of March, ns shown by the Clerk's books. County Treasurer $30,744.05 General County Fund County Schoof Fund General Road Fund School Library Fund County Library Fund City of Hood River High School No. 1 (Parkdale) ' .. , Indemnity Fund . . F.tist Fork Irrigation District " ...... .. , Columbia River Highway Fund .. Trust Fund Fire Patrol .1. Special Road District No. 1 '." "!!!"'.'! 2 6 7 10 School District No. 1 .. 2 .. 3 .. 4 .. 5 .. 6 .. 7 .. 8 .. 9 .. 10 .. 11 .. 12 .. 13 .. 14 ... 15 ... 16 .., Statk ok Okkuon. I County of Hood River I, Kent Shoemaker. Countv Clerk of th Conntv nf Hnort River. Orwron. do hereby certify that the foregoing Is h true and correct statement of the claims allowed by the County Court of said County for the period begin ning uctooer isr, mu, ami ending March 31st, 1915, for which warrants have been Issued and as the same annear noon the records of mv office and In my custody, and the amount of outstanding and unredeemed warrants on said date, aud the true tltmnelnl standlnir of said countv. showlnir the amounts In the various funds at the close of said date, as all appear from me recoras ai my omce ami in my custody. Is testimony whkueof. I have hereunto set mr hand and affixed the seal of Hood River County this 19th day of April, A. I). 1915. KENT SHOKMAKKR, SEAL County Clerk. $30,744.05 $30. $5,612.65 6,311.03 3,922.17 2.i8 449.07 366.42 247.72 37.40 1,964.49 252.81 5,708.26 3.60 489.28 1,707.94 48.38 305.23 8.20 103.65 . 324.55 1,699.49 235.64 323.75 253.70 380.73 296.41 89.45 30.70 262.70 63.75 116.37 179.51 33.09 23.S0 44.05 ss. SHERIFFS SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT Of collections and disbursement from October 1st, 1914, to March 31st, 1915. Delinquent roll charged Interest collected Delinquent as per report Under collected Sheriff's assessments Interest collected Delinquent as per report Under collected Interest collected Delinquent as per report Interest collected Not located Delinquent as per audit Interest collected Delinquent as per audit Uellnquent ao per auult Error in. same Delinquent as per report Interest collected Delinquent as per report Interest collected Delinquent as per report Delinquent as per report 1913 Tax RoU $14,870.81 Paid treasurer Errors Cash on hand 900.04 Delinquent March Slat $6,344.91 8.69 1,079.56 8,256.69 $15,770.85 1912 Tax RoD $2,892.37 Paid treasurer .06 Errors 66.72 Cash on band 302.77 Delinquent March 31st $15,770.85 $712.7$ 33.35 516.74 1909.07 $3,251.92 1911 Tax Roll $2,164.12 Paid treasurer .13 Cash on band 233.88 Delinquent March 31st $3,251.92 734.81 33.95 J629.37 $2,398.13 1910 Tax Roll $851.84 Paid treasurer 132.32 Error Cash on hand Delinquent personal .72 Delinquent real $2,398.13 $217.04 9.84 173.05 63.95 621.00 $984.88 1909 Tax Roll 297.11 Cash on hand Delinquent personal 6.70 Delinquent real $984.88 $11.82 83.98 207.01 $302.81 1908 Tax Roll 184.39 Delinquent March 31st 1907 Tax Roll $130.29 6.00 Delinquent March 31st $302.81 184.39 $135.29 $135.29 1906 Tax Roll $303.86 Paid treasurer 35.77 Delinquent March 31st $135.29 $70.58 269.05 $339.63 1 90S Tax Roll $350.19 Cash on hand 9.5J Delinquent March 31st $339.63 $ 17.40 342.29 $369.69 . 1904 Tax Roll $180.50 Delinquent March 31st 1903 Tax Roll $150.10 Delinquent March 31st $359.69 180.50 $150.10 Total cash on hAnd subseouentlv turned over to Treasurer $ 1,832 5 Total amount of collerMiina !I ()1L til Total amount of dellmjuences .. 14,012 09 Thoh. F. Johnson, Sheriff TREASURER'S SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT Semi-annual report of F. A. BUhop, county treasurer, Hood River County, Oregon, for period ending March 31, 1915. Receipts Balance on hand Sept. 30, 1914 $76,923.82 Taxeg collected $30,401.17 Interest on daily balances 667.42 County Clerk's fees 1,593.15 Justice Court flne3, etc 180.00 Misc. receipts as per Itemized state ment In County Clerk's office 10,499.67 Columbia Highway bond acct 46,260.00 Columbia Highway Interest acct 760.39 $ 90,251.70 $167,175.52 Disbursements Warrants and vouchers paid $136,431.47 Balance on hand March 31, 1915 $ 30,74l!05 Bal. in several funds Mar. 31, 1915... General (County and State) $5,612.65 General road 3,922.17 Road districts 2,659.03 County school .... .6,311.03 Special school districts 4,307.22 Library 449.07 Registry and indemnity 37.40 Trust 262.81 Cities and towns 366.42 School library 2.18 East Fork Irrigation District 1,964.49 High School No. 1 247.72 Fire Patrol 3.60 Columbia Highway 5,708.26 $30,744.05 F. A. Bihhoi', County Treasurer. Pond's PropHooks (Patent Appliwd For) 'The Cheapest Form of Orchard Insurance' MR. ORCHARDIST: Do you want to be safe from WIND damage; to keep up CULTIVATION after propping is done; to grow and harvest CROPS between your trees without interruption; to pasture HOGS in the orchard; to increase the percentage of EXTRA FANCY fruit; to preserve the HEALTH and APPEARANCE of your orchard; a propping system that is 1000 CHEAPER and 1000 more EFFICIENT than any other? If so investigate the Pond System of propping, 'The Hood River Way', and send for free illustrated circular. Tried and unanimously endorsed by the Hood River growers in 1914. RUSSELL G. POND Parkdale. (Hood River) Oregon Telephone Odell 2x The Car of No Regrets The famous King Can tilever springs insure per fect riding comfort with out the use of shock-ab-sorbers,and lighten wear on car and tiers. The King is a baby locomo tive, a Moose on the hills, and a Camel in the sand. One ride in this Eight proves why. Call on Frank EButton Afont for th "EptCyclindcrKin" Hood River Ore. ( (cylinder) J W COMPLETE 1 1 Telephone 1071 H. L. DTJMBLE, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, calls promptly answer d In Iowa or coanu-T iMjrorNlcnt. Telephones: Residence, MSI: Offloa, I2U. Offlo la Uie Brasilia Balldlnf Pa. M. H. Hbabf Ob. Ens B. Baaar Osteopathic Physicians Graduates ! the American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Office ia Elliot Block. Home Phone 102 Kea. 102-B Dr. Justin M. Waugh EYE. EAR AND THROAT GENERAL SURGERY Office in Eliot Bid. A. M. to 3 P. M. J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEON. Telephones: Office, 1091; resldenoe, 8671. HUKUKON O. B. N. 00. E. D. KAN A OA Physician and Surgeon Phones: Ollice 421 1 Kea. 1811 Office in Eliot Bunding Dr. V. R. Abraham Physician and Surgeon Office in Eliot Block Office Phone 4151 Residenc phone 4152 . L. SCOBEE, D. D. S. DENTIST Telephones : Office 3161 ; residence 3421 Ollice in Brosiua Building H. D.W. PINEO, D. D. S. DENTIST Rooms 4, 5 and o Telephone Smith Building 2021 C. H. JENKINS, D. M.D. DENTIST Telephones: Office 1081; residence 3331 Office over Butler Bank Dr. J. H. McVAY Diagnosis, Consultation and Surgical Diseases. Hall Building, Hood River, Oregon PHONE 17W GEO. R. WILBUR Lawyer Rooms 14 and 15 Hall Building Hood River ... Oregon LOUIS A. KEKD ALBERT P. REED L. A. HKNDEKHON L. A. & A. P. REED LAWYERS Two Doors North of Postoffice Phone 1331 L. A. HENDERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER Two Doors North of PoBtoflke Phone 1331. DERBY & STEARNS Lawyers HOOD RIVER. OREGON. JAMES H. HAZLETT Lawyer First National Bank Building Hood River Oregon EKNEST C. SMITH Lawyer Rooms 1 and 2 Hall Building Hood River, Ore. Stranahan & Slaven Contractors & Builders HOOD RIVER, OREGON. m7e. WELCH, LICENSED VETERINARY SURGEON Is prepared to do any work In the veterin ary line. He can be found by calling at or pboniug to the Fashion Stables. Frederick & Arnold Contractors and Builders Estimates furnished on nil kinds of work Phnrmc Frederick, 156j XHUIltJb. Arnold; Sloa C. M.HURLBURT SURVEYOR TELEPHONE 564-8 WOOD and COAL Slabs-Fir-Oak Agency for Genuine Rock Springs COAL A. C. Lofts PHONE. 3464 W.J.Baker&Co. Dealers in REAL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands Real Estate and Loans I will endeavor to have a bar gain always in all lines of Real Estate. Office hours from nine A. M. to five P. M. T. D. Tweedy Phone 2644 1103 Wilson St., Hood River, Ore.