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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1916)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 191G if $mii Sim (Slarit r ARTHUR D. MOB. PabHsber. Subsrriptloa, tl.50 Per Tear. When subscribers dilr a change in addi Hood River llin office should be notified promptly, and a .iways eh or- aa well IM new. ,. ... , w. th rlect IOHOIDC MUIW 1 lUUm h 1 I, I1U WW" k befor If Doaaible. Always rive old J- : their address from one rural numerou occasion given out tbe stete- ment that bond would be voted forth with. Yet the Waaco voter aeem to be no more in a mood to actually bond tbemaelvea teem a year ago. No there ia talk of a tranefer of the $90,000 fund to the Pacific highway. Ai county, Weeco doeen't deaerve the money. At least that it the way we eion of a majority of the membeia of aobaertbera should notify t hn j.li&n1n Lhjttr addrea nt. a iuiihp. iw tmm pit delivery to country delivery, or vice versa. If yoo to not Whe Sute Hizhway Commlaiion, f&l'Zi'UT Still, there ie a broader viewpoint of Kxoept it psruin to live new matter, com- u,a matter than that of a mere county mnninaikim. or artteleeof a teneral natore,! . ,. , . .. should be In the office by Monday u insure affair. The UUUmDia Kiver mgnway their appearlnf in the iaeueof ihecurrent week . , . Fund eipended here, more to than at any other point, will THE TIMBER SALE benefit the etate at large, I . BAA ,r i . !., .,u nt afifi 000.000 feet Why not proceed ana epena we w, 1UII111I1IIIM,.. 1" - 1 ,, , .. . . i- K. .ti,i n..t on the I WU on me coiumoia Kiver nignwaj headwater! of the West Fork of Hood tween her and MoeierT river oresenta thie county and city with one of the beet opportunity ol veara. If the big del tranpsiree, ai fnraatr officials eive assurance, not only will the city and county be bene THE SCHOOL BOARD Hood River citizen are to be con gratulated on the timber of their school tiAwia jtnvina tka nasr several veara. filed by tbe contention work of erect- maAm of th,t bodV( one of the ing a huge plant, the building of log- t ttm in coroniUnityhave ging road, and the following year. conscientiously and faith- about 12 we believe it will take to cut the tract, during which much money will be turned loose for local circula tion. It will mean the augmenting by at least 334 oer cent the already huge lumber industry of the valley. On the other hand, we are to receive other direct benefit. Twenty-five per cent of the fund derived from the sale will be apportioned to the three eoun ties, according to their nstional forest area, Hood River, Wasco and uacka mas. Thia mnnev can be expended on road or schools. We second most em phatically the motion made the other dsy by P. S. Davidson, to the effect that Hood River county people proceed to get as much as possible of that money for roads, thus decreasing our henvv mad taxes and relieving from the shoulders of the msn who is grow no armies and farming, some of the burdens be is now bearing. Ten per cent of the fund can be ex pended by the forestry service in na tional forest anywhere in the state, Hood River and the service alike want a road into and through the Lost Lake district. We have an opportunity now to net the funds for this work. Let's not lose it fully for the interests of the general public. There has been no shirking, The board loses a good man in the retirement of Frank A. Cram. Mr. Cram has devoted a large share of the past three year to school work, de spite the pressing demands of his own business. Tbe Glacier joins in extend ing him a public vote of thank for hi service. No better man, however, could be named to succeed Mr. Cram than E. O. Blanchar. Mr. Blanchar is conBerva live, yet he consider public problems with a breadth of viewpoint. As was demonstrated several years ago, when he waa mayor, Mr. Blanchar give pub lie question his undivided attention, when necessary, and he has a knack of advancing solution that are not only for tbe best interests, but that are also scceptable to tbe great majority, CURING TUBERCULOSIS. Car Without Climate Is Better Than Climate Without Car. bulletin of the North Carolina state board of health lives out the following bit of advlea to consumptives, especial- to those who are prone to go away to Uke the "climate cure. It cays: "Care without climate la a far better cure for tuberculosis than climate with out care, and unless one has the price for both he bad better remain at home and have the best care that he can afford." The reason for this advice la found in the now well known fact that con- anrnDtion can be cured anywhere. "And because this is true," says the bulletin, It la far better for a patient of mod erate means to remain at borne and take treatment at a nearby sanitarium than It la for him to aeek some adver tised climate or resort without means to secure the proper care and treat ment that bis disease demand and that he might otherwise have. "Rest, complete rest, freedom from worry or care, la now consiaereajer hapa the most vital factor In the cure of tuberculosis, and this the tubercular traveler with moderate means la not likely to have. The secret of tbe cli mate cure, after all," advise the bulle tin, "la living out in the open air day and night, and this Is as practical In North Carolina ss much of the year as In many of the western state. "Taking tbe cure la much of a game, anyway. If you play to win you -win; If you are careless and Indifferent you ere more likely to lose than to win." THE CLOUD CAP TOLL Within the next few weeks the unique mountain hestelry, Cloud Cap Inn, will open for the summer. Cloud Csp Inn, at an elevation of about a mile, is at the very snowline of the mountain Visitors to the wonderful resort look into the very ice caverns of Eliot Gla cier. Yet Cloud Cap Inn is not as pop ular as it should be. The management of the Inn in past seasons has been heard to complain be' cause but few Hood River people vis ited the resort. It is true that Hood River motor car owners do not go to Cloud Cap Inn. For one reason, the road is a very steep one, and it ia hard on the most powerful automobile. Fur thermore, the Inn management levies an excessive toll on esch car entering the national forest and traveling over tbe toll road maintained by the owners of the Inn. The Inn managemment has been heard to say that the funds received from this toll are not sufficient to keep the forest highway in repair. Perhaps not We believe that tbe total collec tion each season would be far greater if the toll were reduced to a nominal sum. Certainly, the patronage of the Inn would increase tenfold if the toll were taken from the road altogether. Asa matter of remunerative policy we think the Cloud Cap Inn manage ment would do well to eliminate alto gether the toll over the forest highway, THE FAMILY PLATFORM In tbe bulletin that are put out by Col. E. Hofer & Sons, of Salem, pub Ushers of the Pacific Coast Manufae turer. terse comments often appear. In recent bulletin we noted the follow ing. These parargaphs make good family platform: WJ - OF Live within your means, save a little money, acquire a nine prporety.i r.p each sour cnnaren .to not, oe ashamed to work at any honest labor and shun idleness. Aviod. if possible, having them grow up with the idea of getting soft jobs from the duoIic. Prepare plain food at home instead of buying high priced canned stuff and delicatessen supplies. Teach the girls to make their own clothes, trim their own bat and keep account of their expenses. Let tbe lamily respect Industries and cultivate harmless and inexpensive amusements. Good Style in Clothes You appreciate the importance of cor rect style in your clothes; but you probably couldn't say just what correct style is; style means so many things that very few men can describe it;two suits, for example, might differ very decidedly in details and yet both be correct in style. Style isn't one thing; it's a general "air";but whatever it is. you want it and you will get it in our line of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes; they are style creators; they make their clothes cor rect in style and we sell them to men who want correct style. We have an excellent line of these fine suits for you to choose from and now is a good time to select one for the 4th while the stock is complete and you can have the big run of patterns to choose from. Read what they Jiave to say about their guarantee. "Guarantee" "You have heard and read more or less about the demoralization of the dye-stuffs and textile markets due to the war in Eu rope. We want' to say this: 'Our clothes are guaranteed to be satisfactory to the wearer; and this guarantee is given without reser vation, modifiction or exception. Any man who sells our clothes is definitely authorized to extend to any man who buys them, our unqualified assurance of satisfaction; which means colors, all-wool fabrics, the quality of other materials the tailoring, the fit, the value at the price. And the money-back if you are not satisfied ". Hart Schaffner & Marx, Good Clothes Makers. White Trousers for Men We have a fine line of men's white duck and flannel trousers, neat, clean and dressy, at very reasonable prices. Sport Shirts for Men & Boys These are certainly the right thing for these warm days; neat, cool and comforta ble; sport ties to go with them if you desire We also have boys Sport Waists in plain and striped patterns; prices 48c, 50c, 90c up. The Paris Fair Hood River, Oregon Copyright Hut Schsffnn k Mara A BOY AND HIS FUTURE. The Serious Matter ef the Selection ef a Suitable' Career. Given a basis of good character, good health and thoroughness, the choice of life work Is the next great influence upon a boy. Many parent foredoom their son to failure by trying to force him to gratify their ambitions in a call ing for which be ha neither interest nor ability Instead of helping him to develop his own individuality. The false Idea that there is social dis tinction in certain professions Is the basis of many failure that might have been successes In other callings. Wherever we look we see failure, many of whom were men of undoubted ability, whose talents were misdirect ed. You whose sons have their future all before them can guard against shipwreck by studying their taste, di recting their abilities and discussing with them tbe problem of their future. If you cannot afford to see them through a long term of training for some profession discuss the matter freely so that they will appreciate the necessity of turning their Interest Into other channels unless they can work their way through tbelr training with out Impairment of health. Isaac Ded- hara In Mother's Magazine. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I . Liucai county. I . . . rr.ni r rhenpv makes oath that he la senior partner of the firm of P. J. Cheney UO., doing ousiness in uie ui x- ledo. County and mate aioreesia, ana Mint said firm will pay the sum of ONE ll'NDREl) IXJLLiAKH lor eacn ana ev ry caae of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HAIX'S CATARRH CURE. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, tnis sin aay 01 necemoer, A. D. 1888. . ' Notary Public. Riill'a C.tnrrh Cure la taken Internally and act directly upon the blood and mu cous eurfaoes of the system. Bend for testimonials, free. , . P. J. CHENEY UU., TOieaO, U. Sold by all Drmrslsts. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. FOR SALE For Bale A food. Dls work cheap. K. B. Hay. bone tor sale For Bale-Piss. Phone t, Odell. Karl Dunbar, Route No. 1. For Sale At a Banraln. our three grade Palmer Apple Urader. Pioneer Packing House. Phone H. M. Francis. Can beseeD at Oak ujove. i For (Sale Cow. .00. 5769. F. K. Matt. Phone Jnfll FIXING ROADS Hood River's county commissioners at this season of the year are no doubt engrossed more with consideration of road problems than at any other sea son. Everybody is wanting a road fixed. Main highwaya and little by ways, all get into the limelight. During last week a number of motor ists were heard to suggest that Ruthton hill be improved by the construction of adequate turnouts. Tbe suggestion and recommendaton of these motorists is worthy of consideration by the eourt. However, the court should not stop at Ruthton hill. It should have its en gineer, Mr. Hurlburt, and other proper authorities make a survey of the road between here and Mosier, other sec tions of the Columbia River highway and different main traveled routes in the Unner Valley. Turnouts are bad ly needed along all of the above men tioned points. Even though some of the roads may be a little rough and steep, we believe the first work of the county court should be to make them safe by eliminating the possibility of accident on some narrow curving ledge. Importation of "booze" in Hood River are so small as to show that county i the home of really "dry people or that home made cider I of superior quality, more satisfying than can be obtained elsewhere. The Ore gonian. HOOD PARK BILL IS BEFORE CONGRESS Senator Chamberlain Tuesday intro duced the much discussed bill proposing to create the Mount Hood national park. Tbe bill defines by mete and bounds tbe tracts to be carved out of the Oregon national forest and con verted to a national park. It further provide that administration of the park Bhall be left in the hands of the Secretary of Agriculture which means the forest service and thus place the park in a class by itself, aa all other national park are nnder the jurisdic tion of the Secretary of the Interior. Ihe bill is so framed as to insure the freest nse of the park for recreation purposes, having in mind tbe preserva tion and protection of all natural scenic beauties. The Glare of Light Person who shrink from the glare of light, aa distinguished from those who shrink from light itself, suffer from what Dr. Ernest Clarke call photoauglophobia. It Is due to defi ciency in the pigment of the retina and ia especially marked in albino. Sir William Crookes Invented a glass that cuts off the Infra red as well as tbe ultra violet rays, which cause the trou ble. The Medical Becord says that any one with a tendency to shrink from the glare should be careful to shade bis eyes with a suitable cap, abould work or read with well shaded lights; his desk should never face a window, and his apartments should be decorated In cool neutral tints, dull sage green be Ing the best For Sale-Beautiful home otVi acres situa ted 1 miles west or city on Columbia Klver Highway, nice bonae with wide veranda around house, Hsu pond, acre In garden, I .... I iu An, nhlnlon VarH mil tin 1 1H I free water, finest view In country, for SIHUOOO. For information write oox , a. r. v. a. jo For Sale Horse, bnrev. driving harness and beavy work harness, 8J& feel of 1 lucb Iron pipe wltb sate valve and nttlngs. Terms, or will trade for team work. Pbone H. K. Davenport, Odell St7. JO& per Bale Checn. If taken soon, one good, true horse, work harness and hack. M. B. Utiles, see or phone i. W. Mlchels, Parkdsle, Oregon. oa For Bale-Eighty acres e miles from Klicki tat Northern R. H. All fenced, 85 acres slashed and burned, 12 acres In cultivation, spring water piped to house sod barn. Nicely situated, with good view. Adapted to frail tock. Price 11.600. Terms. P. H. mhdiv, OUnier, Wash. jyl3 For Bale-Eight bred Dnroc gilts dne to far row In July. Animals lrom registered stock. Phone 4648, W. E. Bherrasn. Jn22 For Rale Good second band bicycle, price SB Inquire of William Peterson, Green Point,! Oregon. j"" Stanley -Smith Lumber Co. slock. Make offer. Address P. O. Box For Bale 40 shares 2030, Htalion "A," Portland, Oregon. Jn2 PRICE WARNS USERS OF CITY WATER Hood Kiver people must conserve their million gallon - daily water supply or face the inconvenience of a famine. is the alarming assertion of City Water Superintendent Price. "There will be mora than enough water for the longest drought," says Mr. Price, "if familiea allow no waste to occur, but I find that a large per centaee of the Datrons have leakv fau cets or else allow water to run out of hours. The cold weather of this week is providential: for a continuance of the recent extreme warm days and the accompanying waste of water would no doubt have led to stringent measures on the part of the water department." strict rules and stringent punishment are proposed to control the waste of city water. CHILDS URGES CARE IN L-S. SPRAYING MR. BENSON'S OFFER Hood River county owes S. Benson much already. Now the good Leroy Childs says, "The hot roads wea tner or me past wee it has caused a hiirntn? nf rnncidorflhla rianM in philanthropist come forward with an- gome orchards in which both lime other oner, proposing, if permitted, to sulphur and atomic sulphur have construct a mile of experiment bitu- been used. In view of this tact grow lithic road in Hood River county just ers are ufe1 10 exercise sound Judg . . .u u mi. ment in the use of sulphur sprays, east OI m rauunumau couniy lino. hpt,, ,uinhr unrava annliod . this time of the year can be consider are glad to hear expressions of appre ciation from Hood River county citi sena for Mr. Benson's good offer. THE WASCO APPROPRIATION It seems that tbe State Highway's determination to grant tbe sum of $90,000, to be used on construction of the Columbia River highway between here and Mosier only on condition that Wasco county vote bonds for further road improvement, is reel. The provi sional appropriation of the fund ha been banging fire now for nearly a year. Waaco road enthusiast bav on ed none other than experimental Growers using either of these mater ials must avoid drenching the trees especially on the southwest side, the usual location of the greater amount of burn. Codling moths are now hatching and the fruit should be covered as soon as possible with a poison spray. What Did It Meant A. notice board In a Scottish kirk once bore, It la said, the following amazing sentence: "This church 1 li censed for the aolemnegatlon of mar riage," KorKsle Fir cord wood, either In the tim ber or delivered at your home. H. K. Daven. port. - Pbone Odell 307. m 18-tf Hie Zadruna ef Servla. Those who know Servla well declare that the economic system known as the sadruga has saved the Serb from tbe ills of poverty and all that flows from It It Is a glorified family. From one house other grow, as the family grows by marriage, until a little com munity Is established on something like Socialistic principles. The stareshlna (headman) and his wife live In the big gest house and direct the Industrie of the satellite bouses. Anxiety as to bread and butter being eliminated, the Servian has become one of the gayest of the races of mankind. London Graphic. . Smell and Taste. Tbe sense of smell is most nearly al lied to that of taste. Hearing and see ing depend upon nerve response to vibrations In tbe air and in the ether. In order to taste a substance It has to be wholly or partially dissolved; In or der to smell a substance it must en counter the olfactory organs a a va por, an emanation, a cloud of particle arising from odoriferoua matter. RnrHale-W. L. Carnea is back on his ranch and will deliver strawberries ou tbe East Side between bis place and town; pbone jltf For Sale-Trne-toName Nursery oilers for Spring plsntlng. leading varieties of apple, pear,cnerry,etc, ruoueio,a,o.vaiiiu. uuu For Hale or Exchange Unimproved land for small rancn Dome, nun under ditch tbls can go 1 Give particulars. tbls can go lease or option on dairy ranch. Aaaress uiscier. uiinu For Sale or Trade-One U. 8. Cream Separa tor, 7S0 lbs. capacity and one good fresh cow. Will trade for yearlings or last fall calves. O. M. DeWltt, Box 15, Odell, Ore. Jy6 FOR RENT Vnr Rant. fnnr room nlaslered cottage. Modern Dluinbini. A. F. Howes. Phone 3353. - Jn2f win RAntp MM nine's new modern house nn rnlnmhii Ri 4 bedrooms, flreolace. flne garden, lots or rru ll, reasonaoie terras jo up parties, see w.n. jnumiu i " strable parties. Biore. w.mf WANTED UTmtMl-i n Miwrlnnned s-irl for general housework. Mrs. J. K. Robertson, 10W Col umbia street. Phone 3711. jm Wanted Good beef eows: will bides. Call I. U, LaOerty, 2801. also buy jnmr Wanted A refined woman or girl for gen- ri hnuavwnrk. References. Pbone morn ing. (Mrs. O. P. Ulliam, int. leiepnwue Apartments. Jn Stag Type. "My bride la disappointed about housekeeping." "What's the troubler "She can't get a maid who win cour tesy like they do in the musical come dies she goes to see." Kansas City Journal. - Clinging. "Jones used to say be admired a clingtng woman. I suppose he married one." Tea, the hang on to every cent of his alary." Boston Transcript wn!uiR nwiBs man and wile, no child- Mn nnaltlnn nn frAner&l farm and UHirV 1 11- pbo'ne bft28 or addresaJAdolph Amstead, Route L Box M. Hood River, Oregon. J6 WintMt Tn hnv nr rent a canvas fly to cover a stack ofalfala bay In field until baling time A At MflM H KnVlKfl. IWUKL DUJL 1U3. neir Hnmmlt. Saa Wanted-Eastern property In exchange for a 20 acre tract, unimproved, 3 miles from h taeada KlectAc ont of Portland, Ore. Clear abstract title. Address Owner, llHN.Olney 8t Indianapolis, Ind. ju MISCELLANEOUS Enough Said. Btrawber Why do you think you will have any trouble in keeping the engagement secret? Slngerly I bad to tell the girl, hadn't IT Lost-A suit esse on East Bide sear road wiinfr tn rnck crasher. Puit case contained articles 'valued as keepsakes. Kinder please leave at uiacier omoe wu n to ward. JU4 lost Saturday evening between Barrett school and town, a leather gauntlet g love. Finder please phone sues. J" The envious man pine In plenty, like Tantalus up to the chin in water and yet thirsty. T. Adams. tii nit rtnr with ssruet setting on Friday. June I. In or near the city. Finder nleaaa return to Kresee lrug Co. for reward of 16 A. F Yeager. Jn" Lost-Knight Templar's Charm, between nitLrn wimhonse and opposite ml Hood depot on itrack. taoermi rewsru ,r re turn to Glacier office. Ju Local Men Summoned to Portland W. H. Taft. James Stranahan. J. E, Robertson and A. C. Staten, member of the city council at the time the pav ing was oeing laia.and is. u. Blanchar, mayor at the time, were called to Fort- land this week to testify in the action brought by tbe Hassam Paving Co. against tbe Reliance ConstructionCo. to collect $10,000 in royalties because of an alleged Infraction of patent rignta. The paving waa laid in 1913. tit-iiriiia mll black purse, between Idlewllde Cemetery and Eugene Bt Under Dleaae Dbone 6813 or leave al Glacier. Jn22 For Service-Registered Poland China boar fee SS.00. Ueo. r. ogacn. ieiepuuuo iu. Odell. n uh RriairMi o. I. C. White boar, Terms tiM casn! H. M. Hosick. Kb Jn2 The live of many are ruined by the fatal error that the more one possesses the more one enjoy. If yon want shoes wrong go to Johnsen'i. that don't go Rubber Stamp Ink at this office. Why Pay for Experience It Is All Around You When we look back at the wrecks scattered along the path way for the past few years. When we see our friends who are driving these "orphan" cars, and ask cost of repairs, besides great delay of getting them. ... When we see how corporations have placed their trade mark on an inferior article manufactured for them, and not by them, as they would have us believe. How "Keceivers' of bankrupts have placed a cheaper, in ferior machine on a selling basis with standard goods, with mere price as the salient feature, and how dearly these people pay for their experience. When we see all these things why not investigate more thoroughly before taking the plunge. REO has always stood for everything that was best, me chanically, scientifically and financially. REO never experimented at owner's risk, never adopted any "over-night" sensational features. All Reo experimentation iSifinished before any one model goes out on the market, which accounts for such unequaled service. Why not investigate this Reo Record of wonderful service which any Reo owner is always glad to tell you of, and see our cars on display. D. McDonald, Agent