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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1915)
HOOD RIVER (i LACIER. THURSDAY, JCLY 8, 1915 DOC DC 3C This Is the Beginning Of the eleventh season for us with the famous "White Clover Ice Cream" and our Pure Fruit Flavors. The ice cream is evenlbetterthe'sodas are even better. We are enlarging to make our accomodations even better, and are hoping to make our service even better. Come and enjoy these things with us. ListerTto the records as played on "the new Edison Phonograph" and go away happy. AH your wants in the drug line supplied. HEIR CASS Smith Block Reliable Druggists 0 0 v 0 CZSIC Z3 C oc o THE SQUARE DEAL STORE SAFTY FIRST is the Watchword to day. That means a Deereing mower and rake to harvest your hay crop. A Louden Track and Carrier to unload it and a set of IiOuden Stanchions in your barn mean saf ty and comfort for your cows, and a bigger milk check each month. These tools are guaranteed best in their class and for sale by D. McDonald. d. Mcdonald THIRD AND CASCADE STS. HOOD RIVER, OREGON Why some women1 leave home! Stanley-Smith Lbr. "Always at Your Service Telephone 5611 or 2171 TO EXCHANGE Singing Lessons for Cash J. Adrain Epping, Phone 5837 V I Hi ClUtA! SI-PARAToitl HAS STOOD THE TEST of Years. Hood River dairymen, when they are in tho mnrkpt for a sen.irator .that will do their work do it well and at the least cost and ii convenience should inves tigate the United States machine. Howard VV. Pealer, Local Agent R. F. D. No. 2 Telephone 5869 Because it isn't a HOME. Because well, because it isn't like those modern, attrac tive, artistic, convenient, moderate priced HOMES shown in our magnificent new $15,000 Plan Book. They're all house no waste space one-half the steps saved in housework --the kind of a home you want your friends to visit inspired by people who wanted to enjoy their homes. Over a hundred of the most beautiful designs of the year. You should see them, even if you are not going to build now just to know how little it costs to build the Ideal Home. Full information is yours on request, without obligation--we are glad to show and explain these delightful designs -we're proud of them. If you can't come, tell us, we'll take them to you at your convenience. Best Diarrhoea Remedy. It you have ever uws! Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea llemedy you know that it in a iiiccchh. Sam K. liuin, Whatlcy, Ala., wrices, "I had luearlt-s ami (tot caught out in the rain, ami it Bctllcil in my stomach and bowels 1 had an awful time, and had it not btn for ChambtTlain'a Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Kt'iijedv I could not OBibiy have lived, but a few hours longer, but thank to thi remedy, I am well and at rung." For sale by all dealers. Notice or Sheriffs Salt Ity virtue or an execution la foreclomire duly Itwued hy the Clerk ol the ( Iri'ulL l ourt or Hood Kiver County, Oreiton, dnWii the Ulli iluy it June, Id eertalu mill in Mttd t 'l'cult Court., wherein Ueonre VV Cointm, wu (ilRliulll, and William J. Jlelmer, KM her U llelmer, Httnth A. Ilelmer and Mitry J. Ural Ion were defendant, the Mine being; Cane No. bvi, and wherein on the Vtti day of June, l'JIft, wtld iilHltilllt recovered a Judgment and de cree HKHlnat William J. llelmer aud fcxther L. Helmer, for the nuin of M.'i t)7, with InlereHl thereon at H per reut until paid and tor the further mun or $'! an attorney's fnf, and the uin of tJMM Mmt aud dlHharHemenln taxed In Mtltl Hull. And In which Raid mill, the de fendant, Mary J. (iratton, on the Mb day of June, IUI.'i, recovered a JudKiiieut and decree aaaliiHl the defendant, Harah A. Helmer, for the mini of ll.lK.l.fill, wild Intereet at the rate ol 7 per cent until paid. Uiaelher with the dim or f IUU.UU wi attorney ' feea, and the Hum of I cohI and dlnburaementa taxed In aald anlt, and which aald execution la aKHlnnl anil dlrecla, that the lierelnaller diacrlted real properly lie auld to aallafv raid hiiiiih of mini- ey lor which Juilameui waa rendered and the oot and expeniwa of anle. Noli la hereby lven that I wlllon the 17th day of July, Itflft, at the front door of the Court Houae, In IheClty of Hood Klver, Hood Klver County, HtaleofUreKon. at the hour of III o'clock in the foreuiKin of aald date, aell al public auction to the ulKhent bidder for nun the followliiK (Jeacrlbed real property alluated In the County of Hood Klver, Slate of Oreaou, U-wll; The Norlheaat quarter of the Northeaat quarter of ejection at, Townahlp I, North lUnije 10 K. W. M oontalnlnif 10 ai'rea ol land, or an mticli thereof aa miiy be iieoeaKary toanllafy aald Jurtunienta, aud the auma due thereon In favor of aald George W. Coiulm, and In favor of mild Mary J. Mratton, aKainal aald defendants, William J, Helmer, el al., or ao much thereof aa will aallafy aald Juila. irienla, IntereHt aud conta, together with all ooata and expenaea which may have accrued. l)ntil thla mil day or J line, IMS. ju I7-Jylft TtiUH. K. JOHNSON, HherifTof llooa Kiver County, Oregon. Notice or Sheriffs Sale By virtue of an execution In foreclose! re duly iHHiied by the Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Hood Klver County, Oregon, dated the Utli day or June, ltilft, In a certain ami in axld Cir cuit Court, the Name being Caae No. MM, wherein (Jeorije W. Comba waa plnlutlH, and William J. Helmer and leather 1.. Helmer were defendants, and wherein on thetflh day or June, aald plaintiff recovered a Judg ment and decree againrt aaid William J. Hel mer anil Kmher 1,. lleliiuv, for the huiii of JliUtl.h). with Intereht therinin at the rale o(8 per cent ler annum until paid, and the fur ther mi mi of Sim uu aa ailorney'a Teea, and the aum of (ix..'iO coaia aud dlaburxementa taxed In aald action. Notice la hereby given that 1 will, on the 17th day of July, lulo.at the front door of the Courl llouae In Ilia City or Hood Klver, Hood Klver County, HI ate ol Oregon, at the hour ol In o'clock In the forenoon of aald day, aell al public auction to the highest bidder for canh, the f mowing dewrlbed real proertv alluated In the Comity ol Hood Klver. Htat of Oregon, to-wil: l'lie Kast half of the West half of the Mouth east quarter of the Northwest quarter of Kec Hon 'Jl, Townahlp l, North Ktiuge 1(1, Kant WlllametU! Meridian; conlalnlng 10 acrea of laud more or Iran, or ao much Ihereol as mav be nweranry to aallafy aald Judgment aud the auma due thereon In favor of Ororge W. Combs, aud agalnul said defendsnta, W'll lam J. Helmer and Kslher I.. Helmer, together with all costs and expenses which may ac crue on thla writ. Haled thla U'th day of June, 1H1.V Jul7-Jylfi THon K. Johnson. Hberllt'of Mood Klver County, Oregon. Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Hisid Kiver County. In the Matter of the Kslate of Francis M. Jackaou, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the Kstate of Frauds M. Jscksou, deceased, loot filed hla Hunt report and account In the shove, entitled court, and that the court has fixed July lOih, ltilo, nt the hour of luo'clock A. .M.,at the County Court Kisim In the City of Hisid Klver, Oregon, as the time and place tor hearing and seltliug ol aald report and any objections thereto. Imted this 101.U day of June, IHIV WM. K.JACKSON. J n Kt-Jy Administrator. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court oftheHtale of Oregon, for Hisid Klver County. Ill the Mailer ol the Kstate or John W. Hln richs, dweased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have been, by order of the above entitled court, appointed executors of the last will aud testament ol John W. Hlnrlchs, deceased, and that all persona having claims against said estate must present Ihcin to the undersigned execulors.or either of them, wll bin six months Iroin the date or the first publication of tills nollee, at the First National Hsnk.HiSid Klver Oregon, with vouchers properly verified ac cording to law. Oalcd and first published June 10th, 1915 KI.IZA K. H1NKICIIS, COI'I.KY 1). HlMtlrllM. jnWJ8 Kxecutora. Oakdale Greenhouses The first 15 days in December is a Rood time to plant Koses, Shrubs and all hardy plants. We have them. Have also tu lips and dairodils. Pot plants for winter at Franz', where orders for cut flowers will be taken. Fletcher (Si Fletcher Phone 47.W Hood River Hood River Cigar Factory F. M. WHITE, Proprietor Manufacturer of High Grade Cigars MRS. E. H. SIIEPARD HAS FINE PEOMES A marvel of beauty in the earl; ummer ie the Brookaide Drive country bom of Mr. and Mri.'E. H. bhepard. The drive leading to the reaidar.ee, aet in a grove of treea tark from the road, ia bordered vtitn more than 125 planta of varioua colored and rare peoniea. Mra. Sbepard attenda to the flowera of the place and made the selection of rare varietiea, many of which were im ported from foreign countriea. The bloaaoming period for peoniea ia about aix weeka. The aides of the drive at the Shcpard place are a vivid maaa of color where the plants are in bloom. Mr. Sbepard, too. ia a fancier of flowers, and takea great pride in the beautiful peonies, lie may often be aien bringing boqueU of the flowera to friends. Through hia magazine, Better Fruit, he often creates an interest in the planting of more ehruls and flowera around country Lumea. Peoniea are easily grown. Insects and other pests that make it necessary to carefully watch rose bushes do not harm peoniea. When the blooming aeason is over the foliage of the plants make handsome borders fur drives. DR. WAUGH DISCUSSES PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH No small amount of interest was created among II, c ti.edical profession week before last by the words of Dr. J M. Wanrvh uikn napliitiiiuioH in (ha discussion of a paper read by Dr. Pol i.. i. .j. . . . i. ibh, noieu pnysician 01 rsrooKiyn, in. Y.. at the convention of the American Medical Association at San Francisco. Dispatches to the northwestern papers gave the apeech of Dr. Waugh, which touched on proposed methods of bring ing about painless childbirth, wide publicity. The methods suggested by the local physician combine the principles of the so-called "Tmiliohr Sileen " not into practice at maternity hospital in Germany with the use of nitrus oxide oxygen analgesia. Dr. Waugh states that the use of the latter drugs for killing pain is especially commendable, because of the fact that a physician can in a very short time bring his pa tient back to consciousness and from under the influence of them. 'The Linchpin Wagon (Written by Carson C. Masiker and sung by the Veteran Quartet at the re cent reunion of the Oregon Pioneers at Portland. Tune, "Wait fnr the Wag on.") Oh, the linchpin wagon What memories it recalls Of the daya when 1 gazed On the mountains afar, As it ground through the sand And the alkali dust The linchpin wagon With its bucket of tar. Chorus: Wait for the wagon, The linchpin wagon, The linchpin wagon With its bucket of tar. How the smell of that tar In my nostrils still lingers; How softly, yet firmly, It stuck to my fingers;" How jolting that wagon, How tiresome its jar That linchpin wagon With its bucket of tar. Chorus: When the hot sun beat down On the glittering sand. And the dust fog'd around us On every hand, How the heat seemed to gather In every bar Of that lincphin wagon With its bucket of tar. Chorus: When the red men attack'd us And tired on the train, It made us a breastwork Again and again. 'Twas a bedroom at night And a refuge in war That linchpin wagon With its bucket of tar. Chorus: A couch for the sick, The halt and the lame It carried cur grub And blankets and game. Our women and children It brought from afar, That linchpin wagon With its bucket of tar. Chorus : The bed of this wagon A ferry boat made. In the heat of the day It was sought for its shade; But now 'tis replaced Hy an "auto'bile" car This linchpin wagon With its bucket of tar. Chorus: To life's latest hour We never shall fail To remember the loved ones We left on the trail. 1 heir sad, lonely graves On that journey so far, We made in that wagon With its bucket of tar. Chorus : The old pioneers Will remember the test That this wagon withstood In their journey out West; And always will love it, Though the time be afar Thin linchpin wagon With its bucket of tar. Chorus : Frozen Waterpipe Worries "What in the world have vou shut off our water for?" was the question asked by Pat Litnisey of Water Com missioner Morse last Saturday. Water would not run through the pipea at Mr. Lindsay's tobacco and confectionery store. Nor did the water superinter. dent know what the trouble was until after an investigation it was discov ered that ice packed in the cooling sys tem or the soda water fountain had frozen the pipes. A prety good record for Fourth of July weather. Cured of Indigestion Mrs. Sadies V. Clavtson, Indiana, Pa., was bothered with indigestion. "My stomach pained me nijrlit and day," she writes. ' I would fivl bloated and have headaches and belching after eating. I also suffered from constipation. My daughter had used Chamberlain's Tab lets and they did her so much good that she gave me a few doses of them and in sisted upon niy trying them. They heled me as nothing else has done.'' For sale bv all dealers. Hut lor Wrappers printed at this oflie PEACHMEN'S ACTIVI TIES TO BENEFIT The difficulties that aeemed to form bariicr for any beneficial accomplish ments by the Northwestern F'ruit Crowera Council and the Shippers' League, were eliminated the first of last week at a meeting held at Yakima by the executive committee of the Growers Council and the board of gov ernors of the Shippers' League, ac cording to H. F'. Davidson, president of the latter organization. It had for merly been proposed by the Crowera Council to regulate the price to be aet oti apples. However. W. H. Paulba mus, after conferring with the office of the . United States attorney general, was informed that such regulation would be considered an infringement of the rules, of the Sherman anti-trust law. "The department of markets, con ducted by the United States depart ment of agriculture," says Mr. David son, "has made some suggestions that we will follow up. It ia clear that no price can be set, but there is nothing that will prevent the growers and ship pers from conferring together and ar riving at what is considered a correct value for their product." Mr. Davidson states that Mr. Paul hamus is now busily engaged witb various shipping organizations in the different fruit districts for such daily information as will enable him to exer cise a guiding influence over sales dis tributions of the year's fruit crops. Mr. Davidson thinks the most import ant action of the meeting of fruit men the first of last week was that.of adopting resolutions with regard to general market plans, among which the most important provided that all members refrain from open consign ment of apples. Consignments of small fruits will be limited to certain auction markets. "Both the shippers at the producing end and the buyera and receivers at the purchasing end feel that such a method will place the business on a more stable basis," says Mr. David son. "When consignments are elimin ated a definite price, f. o. b either 'at the shipping end or the receiving end, will be maintained. "The department of markets for the benefit of cantaloupe growers, has been maintaining an office in the .'Imperial Valley, Calif. The expert market men of this station will be transferred at once to the Yakima valley to assist the peach growers who will ship this sea son from 2000 to 2500 cara of fruit. And the other northwestern districts combined will ship an equal amount. "Thecooperative spirit that is being manifested by the Yakima peach growers and shippers, if carried through to the end of the season, will bo a boon to the fruit industry. The Yakima shippers number 37, and We natchee has half as many. The former are already pretty well organized, and the latter are getting in line. We are expecting maximum results in the peach districts. We found that last year the peach market was ruined be fore a single box of fruit was shipped. The price was cut in cases as much as 15 cents by cut throat competitive tricks." Mr. Davidson, who has been request ed to take charge of Washington peaches, says that he has not yet ac cepted the oiler. A FAIR PRICE FOR A REASONABLE PROFIT "We have no desire to charge you more than is necessary to make a fair profit; therefore we want to impress upon you that when a picture is adver tised at 15 cents our personal guarantee goes with that particular feature, and if you feel that the picture is not worth that much our instructions to the cashier are to refund your admis sion money. We want your confidence as well as your money, and we know that to obtain both we must provide worth while amusement, which we are at all times striving to do. "We are catering to all classes and walks of life and if you will look over our scheduled list you will And an as sortment of consistent, good entertain ments which the majority will always say 'worth while.' " New Electric Theatre. When Hot Weather Oppresses NVlicn you suffer from a feeling of op pre.Htiiori, when a naturally keen ami alert brain seems dull and stupid, when bodily strength seems lacking and yon are inert and languid do not blame it altogether on hot weather. The hot sun will not effect you half so much if the bowels are regular and he liver active and healthy, l'oley Cathartic Tablets are the ideal remedy for indigestion and constipation. They give stout persons prompt relief from that uncomfortable bloated and congested feeling. F"or sale bv Chan. X. Clarke. Bartmcss Moves Chapel S. E. Bartmess, who has occupied a portion of the building on Oak street owned by E. O. Blanchar and J. 11. Heilbronner as a chapel for the past Ave and a half years, has removed to the reading room of the United Breth ren church. All of Mr. Bartmess' un dertaking stock has also been removed to the church building. HAVE YOU BEEN SICK? Then you realize the utter weakness that robs ambition, destroys appetite, and makes work a burden. Torestorethat strength andstamina that Is so essential, nothing has ever equaled or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be cause its strength -sustaining nourish ment invigorates the blood to distribute energy throughout the body while its tonic value sharpens the appetite and restores health in a natural, permanent way. If you are run down, tired, nervous, overworked or lack strength, get Scott's Emulsion to-day. It is free from alcohol. Scott Si bewnt. Bloomfield, N. J. 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. We Don't Keep Groceries e Sell Them :AT THE: CASH GROCERY E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor Phone 1012 When Your Visitors Are Here From the East Let Us Take You for that Spin over the Valley Our Motor Cars at Your Service We are local agents for the Maxwell; would be pleased to demonstrate its qualities. Garage located at the foot of Fourth and Columbia Streets. Acces sories and garage equipment, gasoline and oils. Re pairs made. But the most interesting message we have for local car owners concerns the Brown Scientific Non-Deflating Pneumatic Tubes Not an experiment but proven of worth by actual test. Don't dread punctures and blowouts. Let us show you the Brown. HOWE & INGALLS Fourth and Columbia Sts. Tel. 1361 Does Your House Need PAINTING? NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT WE HANDLE Sherwin-Williams Paint "The Best On Earth" THAT'S ALL CHAS. N. CLARKE The Glacier Pharmacy Oregon Lumber Co. Dee, Oregon ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES SLAB WOOD, ETC. CAN FURNISH CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY QUANTITY Both Phones Estimates Furnished orage 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. pnone 4111 o