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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1919)
IIOOI KlYKi: (!LA IKK 1HI l.SlA. MAlIt II U10 THE M05T DANGEROUS DISEAS MANY 0RCIIARD1STS li'KEN SAYS NEW MARE TAX RETURNS COUNTY BILL NEEDED lrr p r r . n ' I -.r kidney. 'A v-r. Ir,r .:.:a t i.is: . n t!i ' !) ,-j " ': it t e d:ny . V, t. f e r cdk, d zi. . . su; er or .,-.. i Ai;r n y e nor pe f t.. t, ;.n . i !y T C'.ms ii.iir vvrk a purines t,i a ii'nu! J iiit uro 4iu m hich are a us. r.; i destroy y?iu unle? from our svst-ni th h '-itl K- v a ! i-.n? life i sit n i i W" ii.::t S. ii.O:" r. .itd- l i' '! fee. I i (rum 'd.ie ? the to ' auf. s r.t..1 !.;.. t'-.at v. ! r r".f,K C --r i I a-- . it; a oii. LI Mr.i'Al TV.." ar n.l s'. r . at once . ' I ur.ti '1 p ar. o'.d. tr.el the worM f r -.' in I:. lot:.-.!. PO.'tn:". Oil: r -:.k-' at:,i ;.e',s, ei kr.own a is i.-i th-r d.ury M i V L H.iariem C '.i .!. t due t ffu." t T.e- r i .. i 1 v ill eiinr t'lve o, r t.H'fit-v w:.4 t-e rer,:rn.-i. i 1 . : i it iuv .irur t; tut t : is 'i s.s an at J 1 1. y oij- system-deafi cl u.se.l by u!i?.- ITr! ;Cf ii' Cu sale ir? iat or to; i. s . n :--nt t. tak. j.np pr renel r k Tor i ' ' - to :;Ai. l.ran i- Acre: t in .-ulistit itrs. AN ASSET TO ANY MAN If it's a business car you want, one easy to handle and fit fcr any kind of travel you owe it to yourself to examine this capable Itoailster. We know of ho car that equals it for constant und economical service, or that handles with as much surety and cju'ekness in tight places. Touring Car, $lir"; liixuLttr, ?:cT5; Sedan. $10 jO; Coupe, JltiiO F.O.I). I 'uiitiai-, Mxh. AdJitioual for wire wheel equipment, $75 HEIGHTS GARAGE h ffev- IJwiML As a rt.?uk of the irAtstmtr.tr in ptvkr spray machinery and the oi.-r-vati.n if recoimi.endatu.'rs n.ade by the H.K)d k.ver ex;riir.t't.t ttatun, Ciu;iled w ith the hih f rut? uf h( ios Lhe i-ast ytar, it is etimatei that "" le rer.t of the ori'hurdists of the val j ley were rt-iuireJ this year to make income tax reports. With the Apple Kr.,wers Association reprting an aver j ate of f lT per box f r the a pit.s of I all Kra.les and sizes the pa.-t year, j Krowers have teen at le to realize a ' net pic'it of On cents r box on their ! fruit. The average yield fur an orch ard tract in full bearing will reach 2o boes per acre per year. No sooner had J. M. Rogers, income tax expert from the i'ortland ortice of internal revenue, opened quarters at the court house here last than he was besieged Iby fruit Kfw'ers. The building was crowded throughout his stay here. Numerous citizens, puzzled oer prob lems of their income returns, became panicky and left for I'ortland to seek advice from officials, fearing they wuuld not be able to get a hearing from Mr. Rogers. A fair percentage of those making returns were women, and severs! Jap anese orchardists visited the court house to fill out income tax blanks. !an! In a letter t. the (.''egonian week W. S. I' Ken says : A ear atro I should ha' e fcfctetd wirh our editorial irepnrted i;i the Glacier) comit mmrg senate bill h'.h as useless legislation. It grat.ts power to the i pie of the several counties to enact, amei.d and rejieal local laws for their coui.ty. I was so sure of the posi tion vou take that in ore case i ad vised HT. HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY Time Table No. 31 Taking effect 12:01 a. m. Sunday. July 15th, 1917. 1 n " (i nQCVi c(f t'TH filir N 0 No. Sj"7" No. 3 No. M Motor Motor Daily Oily f. M. A. M. I A. M. o.oo in to ! h.oh S 5.0:1 III 4H I K.tl.-) I ft. 12 H..r)7 ! H.15 I fi.'Jii 11.10 i 8.25 ft.rit 1 1 l.i i s.:to 5,:ir ll.i.s 8.40 5.40 ll.L'H 8.45 5 . 1:1 1 1 . 2li 8 . 50 5.47 11. SO St. IK) 5.5(1 I 11. 111! "i.ll-'i 5.57 11.. "IS it. 20 I ti.02 11.4,! il.25 j ii 12 li 5.1 ii ; l 17 ! 12 IK) i 10 00 I'. M. J !. M.j Sltuiiu. t.Motor. NollTIIH'iI'Mi No. 2 j No. 4 No. 6" : No. 8 Stations Lv Ar. Hood River . I'oucrdilli' . . . Su iti lil.m k . . Van I lorn . . .. Mohr .. . Odd I . . Summit . . . ..Bloticlier .. . . . . llolstciii . . . . . iiiiina . . . , . . . Dee Trout CrcM-k , .Wood u or 1 1 1 Parkdalf Lv , Mi.ulv 1 i Imil.v Mntn. Motor Sunday ! suihIhv Daily : only : I' M. ' A. M. V. M. I'. M. ;!.no ii 25 '2' 15 7.45 . 2.57 ' 11 22 2.11 7.41 . 2.50 ! H 15 2.04 7.:: I .' 2.10 i 11.02 ' 1.52 ; 7.22 . 2.S5 j 8.58 : l.-IS ' 7.1H .j 2.:ll ! 8.511 j 1.4:1 j 7.1:1 . ! 2.25 i 8.4il ' ! .M 7 OH . - 2 2'i j 8.42 , 1 .:12 7.02 . 2.10 ! 8 :i7 : 1 .27 (i 57 .! 2.05 ! 8,;il 1.21 A. 51 ! 2,00 j 8.:i0 1.20 0 50 . I 11.15 j 8,25 1.15 : (i.45 . II .05 i 8,15 1 05 0 :r. . 11 00 : S !0 1 01 ti M A. M, i A. M. T. M. ,'i,t trunks and heavy linirgnge 'i!l lu Jwing to limited hii;u'P on Motor I'urs nil lund led 011 ihv. steiim trains, cilber in ndvaiice oi or loilowmn the passeinjitrs. COAL AND WOOD Rock Springs and Utah Coal Best Grades Only. Wood of all kinds special quotations on carload lots. Crushed Rock add Sand and Gravel. STORAGE Remember we are always at your service for any of the above items or for the transfer of your trunk or any other hauling. Transfer & Livery Co. TELEPHONE 4111 my cherts to appeal to the tu preme court. If you will turn to the decision in the rase of t'arrker vs. Lake county, 171 I'ac. Kep. 4o7, and 173 I'uc. Hep. 57:!. ,i-u will rind that the supreme Court of Oregon deckled very clearly that the constitution does not trai t power to the people of the counties to enart urv IuhI Imw. The enurt de- lnursuay ! cided that a special grant mu.--t be Scores of niHOe ithr he th luwlMtur. or thi petple, and for that reason 1 wrote the senate bill ltio and asked Senator Nu kclsen to introduce it. In the case of barber vs. Johnson, s) tire. 3'.i", the sunreme court decided that when the power is granted to the people of the counties, sections 3470 to 48:!5, I O. L., provide a procedure . 1 . . . . . c . . . I J .. I aueiuaie lor us exercise ami in uraw nig the bill in question 1 quoted that language because some critics thought there was no method provided for ex ercising the Miwer. GAME ASSOCIATION WORKS FOR ROAD Urns Lay En Route to Farm Mr. 'and Mrs. A. H. Heer, of Port land, 'although not arrived at their new ly purchased Willow Flat orchard place began last Saturday with the performance of choreB customary for j farmers." Mr. and Mrs. Heer, accom-1 panied by" their household goods, milch ' It was announced at a meeting of cow, poultry, team of hordes and the G Association last week that family cat, arrived here Friday night! 'he county would be aided in so far as by boat. Mr. and Mrs. Heer and the i the service is able by the Ur.ited cat registered at the Mount Hood i States forestry department in the con hotel, while the animals found lodging ; struction of a new road to Lost Lake, at a neighboring livery barn. I As a result of agitation begun by the Mrs. Heer zwas about bright and ; sportsmen's league, the county has ap early Saturday morning, milking the j propnated $2,750 for work on the road cow. Mr. Heer fed the horses and the , 'oco i.i loioieii uie immnimo une poultry. In the hen coop he found two J with a county highw ay ending at the fresh eggs which were later served for I conilucnce of the Lake Branch and breakfast. The kitty as well as his V est Fork of Hood river, master and'mistress had fresh milk. The Came Association has sent the forestry department a profile map of A Timely Siigi?' xtion The next time'you have a cough or cold try Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy. It. is pleasant to take and you are sure to' be pleased with the' relief which it alTords. This remedy has a wide repu tation for .itscures of coughs and colds. 1 11' I 'v- Ask Your Dealer Grand PrizcMbtoJ JrT 1 Hrv,rms fv Ammunition PI ft - Ittrl .41 Write for CU1o5tif m na pi Notice to Contractors 1 Sealed bids will be received by the County Court of Hood Kiver County, ! Oregon, at. Hood Uiver, Oregon., up to j the hour of ten (10) o'clock, Wednes day, the 2nd day of April, IHl'.l, fori the grading of approximately two! thousand feet of road near Van Horn j station, according to plans on tile with the county clerk Ht Hood Kiver, Ore-1 goti. A certified check for at least I five per cent of the contract price) must accompany each bid. The court ! reserves the right to reject any or all i bids. ! E. K. Shoemaker, i mi:i-27 County Clerk. SOCIETIES. H'MUi KlVI'.lt 1.U1MIKNO. lib. A. K. and A. M.M''t'tN Siituriljiy evening on or beforf . well lull moon. J, K. l arwoii, W. M. 1). McPoniilit, Sccrctiirv. ; K KM f l.ol'UK, No. mi, I. (). o. K. -Meets In j Ovlell Oihl Ki'IIowh' hull every Huliir- j 1i' nth!. Visitors conlially weirointMi. i Wilson Kike, N. U. VV. 1.. I arm x, Sec y, j Ml.Kl'A ASHK.MH1.Y NO. KM, t'.MTKI) ART- ! Ishiih.-Meets the tlrst and tliird WeitiH'N. ! (luyn. work; second and foui'lh WednetidHyp Ar' iwuis' IihII. I'. D. H iNKlctis, M, A. J.n.koitKKO Sccreliiry. 11)1 KWIl.PK l.ODUK N(J. lilT, 1. O. O. If, j M'-eiji lu Kin'ernal IihII, evcrv Thursday i uih-lit. A. I.. Pay. N. 4. ). A. I.akln, V. It. Ww. W. Thomson, secretary. HOOD KlvKR V'ALI.KV II I M AN K SOCI KTV iiootl Hivnr. Ore. ('.!). N" H'kclsen, Pres. Mrs Alum Howe. Hec. Leslie Hulii r. Tiths. i nn phone l .'OI. , W ACCOM A I.OUtiK No. 30, K. OK H - ! M'elK 111 K. ot V. hull every Tuesday night. W. H. North, C. C. I .liisper Wlcklmiu, K. of It and rt. i I . K. Johnson, M. of K. the new route a survey for which was made by the county several years ago. According to plans the Lost Lake road will be open to automobile traffic before autumn. ! Citation In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Hood River. In the matter of the estate of John Donohue, deceased. To the unknow n heirs of John Dono I hue, deceased, and to all others, un known, interested in his said estate ; i impUi:''ed with Lmma Willetta Taylor, land Dixon McDonald, trustee under the ! will of said decedent; (Irteting: j In the name of the State of Oregon: : You aie hereby cited and required to appear in the County Court of Hood i River County, Oregon, at the court ; room thereof in the city of Hood Kiver, j Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2Hth day of April, 1H11), at 10 o'clock, a. rn., then ! and there to show cause, if any there be, w'uv a license should not he issued ! to D. McDonald, executor of the wil , of John Donohue, deceased, authorrz i ing him to sell the following described real property belonging to said estate Lots 2 and 3 in Block "B" of Har- ; rett-Sipma addition to the city of Hoo; ! River, Oregon ; and j Lot 15 in Block 9 of Hull's suhdi : vision of Lots or Tracts "A" and "1!" ! of I'luasant View addition to the city j of Hood River, Oregon; for the purpose of paying the funeral ! charges, expenses of administration and the claims against said estate and ' for the purpose of distribution. This citation is served upon you by this publication in accordance with the order of the Judge of the County Con it of Hood River Countv, Oregon, made and entered March 15th, lul!l, prescrib ing such publication should continue for four weeks. vVitnes.i, the Hon. L. N. Blowers, Judge of the County Court of Hood River County, Oregon, w ith the seal of said Court affixed, this 15th (lav of March, 1019. Attest: E. K, Shoemaker, County Clerk, (Seal) By Kent Shoemaker, m20al7 Deputy. Have you Music in your home? Can you in your own home sit dow n and enjoy the best of music of all variety ? Do vou know that bv making a small installment and Payments as low as St. 00 vr week you may have all this at yaur command. We sell Edison Diamond Point PHONOGRAPHS the most wonderful and and perfect ever in ventedat terms to suit you. Come in and talk it over. A. S. KEIR SMITH BLOCK RELIABLE DRUGGIST 3C DC 3C KDKN KNCAMl'MKNT, N0.4H, I. O. O. K. tt' KiilHr meeting second iinri fourth 'l'uesdny ot euch month. K. p.. Snyder, C. P. Ue. V. Thomson. Scrlhe. Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Hood River. J. W. ('rites and K. W. Sinclair, Plaintiffs, vs. Margaret Brent, May Nichols, J. Gaddis Nichols and Hood j River Irrigation District, a municipal corporation, Defendants. ! To Margaret Brent, May Nichols and J. Caddis Nichols, Defendants. In the name of the state of Oregon you and each of you are hereby re I quired to appear and answer the com i plaint filed against you in the above I entitled suit on or before the expira j lion of six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, which date is hereinafter stated, and, if you fail so to appear or answer for mt. noon rot'Ncn. no. In Masonic Hall every eaen moiiin. W K. I.araway, 'I U. McDonald, Recorder. . R. H. M. Meetc tliird Tuesday iu I. M. Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co. Complete line of I'AINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Ktc. Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints Glidden's Varnishes Room v Mouldings Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order Plate and Card Rail Dry Paste r FUNERAL Licensed with Oregon's S. E. B ARTMESS irsl class of Embalmers. Phone I3SI, 3821 HOOD RIVER, OREGON W. O. W. Ri-KUlar meetings are neld the first and third Mondays ot each month at K. ot I1, hall. Visitors cordially iuviied. a. :. ;. Ill HIhkk, C. C. K. K. tioodi ich. Clerk. HOOD RiVKR CHAlTKK NO. -il. R. A. M. Meets tlrst and third Kriday niichtsol each month. Frank Chandler, H. K. A D. Moc, Secretary. Hood River (.'onimanrtcry No. lli, K.T Xj .Meets every li rut 1 nesday evening each mouth. W. K. A. I. Moe, Recorder. .araway, K. U UOOI) RIVKR C1IA1TKR NO. !, O. K. H. Meels second anil fourth Tuesday evening oieueh month. Visitors corflmlly Wclcotuei? Mis. Waller Walters, W. M. Miss Aita Pooip, Mecretary. Hdol) RI KR CAMW, NO. 7,7ir.!, M. W. A Meet in K.of P. hall evcrv 1st and :trd Wed ol tacli tnonMi. .lames HaUhorue, V, C, W . T. Kra.icr. Clerk. Hood l I V KR l iltri.K NO. 521, WOM KN OK Woodciart -Meets at K. of P. hall on the H'stand Third l liursiiays of eacli month. .Mrs. Cora Hlao;, li. N, Mrs. Mattie Nickelsi-n, Clerk. C A Nil l W. R. C Meets second and fotirlhi f utunlays of each innulli at K.ot P. hall. Mrs. K'daC. Hart.niess, President. Mrs Orace Hone well, Treus. Mrs. Susie l.vnn, Secretary. UA.hl. RKHKK A II l.OIKiK No. I.V.. I.U.O.K. i ,M'eis the tlrst and third Tuesday evening In ! each month. In the Odd Kellowi Hull, seven ' miles south of Hood River, li. 1). 1 ; Mrs. Mane Masikir, N. ti. Mrs. Mary Jackson, V. c. K. H, Kemp, .Sir. W CNA 1 KMl'I.K PV I lilAV Meets the second and fourth Thursdays ot each month at K. of 1' hull. M rs Susie l.um, K. C Mis. Kale Kiedenck, M, of K. and (.'. Mrs. Nellie l-'eixuson, M. of K. I.Al'RKI, RK.llt.K Alt l.otioK No. KT.t.DOK Meets first ami thud Mondays each miin'.lr Mrs Kl'aheth II lirnian, N. (i. Mrs MaOel I.akln, V (i Mis. Kane incrtit. Secrelary. want thereof the plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in their complaint, to-wit: For a decree forever quieting their title to and decreeing them to be the owners in fee simple of the following described real estate in Hood River county, Oregon, to-wit: Commencing at a point 15 chains west of the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 20 in Township 2 North of Range 10 East of the Willam ette Meridian; thence run in a north easterly direction 25 chains, more or less, to the northesat corner of the said quarterquarter ; thence run west along the half section line 20 chains, more or less, to the northwest corner of said quarter-quarter; thence run south 20 chains, more or less, to the southwest corner of said quarter quar ter, and thence run east 5 chains, more or less, to the point of beginning, con taining 25 acres, more or less; and decreeing that you, or any of you, have no right, title, estate, Jlien or interest, in or to said real estate, or any part or portion thereof, and that you and each and all of you shall bo .. .. i . , i I r . . I forever oarreu ana enjoined irom bs i sorting or claiming any right, title, es tate, lien or interest therein adverse to plaintiff; and that plaintiff may have such other relief as the court may deem equitable. This summons is served upon you by the publicaton thereof pursuant to an order made herein by the Hon. Fred W. Wilson, judge of the above entitled court, on February 20th, 1919, w hich ' order directs that you shall appear and qsTKiis No t, answer to said complaint on or before the expiration nf six weeks from the dHte of the first publication of this summons, which date is fixed in said order as February 27th, 1919. The summons Is first published on Febru ary 27th, 1919. Ernest C. Smith, Attorney for I'lantitfs, f'27alO Hood Rival, Oregon. CALIFORNIA WOMAN ! GAIN'S 35 POUNDS Husband Says He er in Ills Life San Such a t hanifc In Anyone "I'ostively, I never saw anybody improve like mv wife has since she started on Tanlac; w hy, she actually gained thirty-five pounds in only six weeks, unit ii that isn t a wonder 1 don't know what is," said Harry Clif ford, w ho is in the automobile business and lives at 735-A Crocker Street, Los Angeles, the other day. "For over a year" he continued, "my wife was nothing but a nervous wreck. She had no appetite, and could eat nothing but the lightest kind of diet. Even that would disagree w ith her, and swell her up Willi gas that pressed so around her heart that she could hardly get her breath. She suf fered constantly from spells of ner vousness so that she could hardly sleep, and she would get up in the mornii g feeling so tired and depressed that she wouldn't be tit for anything all day long. She used to weigh a hundred and twu.ty-hve pounds, but she fell off in a short while till she was but a shadow of her former self. and got down to ninety pounds. Sne was losing out day by day and became too weak to look after her household duties. - in fact, her condition was so serious that 1 felt uneasy lest she should go all to pieces. "Well, about six weeks ago 1 got a bottle of Tanlac for her, and now after taking only four bottles of the medi cine she looks like a different woman. Besides regaining all her lost weight, she can eat anything she wants with out suffering the least bit of distress afterwaids. Her nerves are in tine shape anil she sleeps all night like a child. She never complains of that gas trouble or of shortness of breath, the headaches are all gone and she says she is simply feeling lino in every way. 1 can well believe it too, for she is bright and cheerful all the time and I haven't seen her looking su well in many months,." Tanlac is sold in Hood River by the Kresse Ding Co.- Adv. Snow Fell Friday Night Gardeners who had planned to plant seed beds for gnrdons, freshly turned Friday, were disappointed on arising ' Saurday morning to find the earth cov ered with an inch of snow on the lower j levels. The snowfall as altitudes in creased, according to reports, reached a depth of five inches. Oichardists and berry growers wel come the snowfall, which, it is de clared will retard the swelling of buds and insure against damage by frosts later in the spring. Notice to Contractors Sealed bids will be received by the county court of Hood River County, Oregon, at Hood Kiver, Oregon, up to the hour of ten o'clock a. m., Wednes-, day, the 2nd day of April, 1919, for; the construction of a fiame trestle ' bridge across Indian Creek in Section 2, Twp. 2 North, Range 10 East, ac cording to plans on file with the county ; clerk of Hood River County, Hood i River, Oregon. A certified check for j at least live (5) per cent of the con-1 tract price to accompany each bid. 1 The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. E. E. Shoemaker, rn 13-27 County Clerk. OREGON LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers LUMBER 4 LUMBER PRODUCTS Wholesale and Retail A complete stock of GOODYEAR and REPUBLIC TIRES AND TUBES together with our ser vice, makes this an ideal place to pur chase your tire re quirements. DeWITT MOTOR CO. Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed adminis trator of the estate of Jacob Merle, deceased, by the County Court of Hood Kfcer; County, Oregon, and has duly qualified as such. As such adminis trator he is administering the estate of the partnership of Foust & Merle. All persons having claims against said es tate and nil persons having claims against the partnership firm of Foust Ai Merle are hereby notified to present their clams against the said estate and against the partnership firm of Foust & Merle, duly verified as by law re quired, to the undersigned adminis trator. at the office of Glanville & Baker, Brosius Building, Hood River, Oregon, within six (ri) months from and after the date of the first publica tion of this notice, and you and each of you are here by notified that March 13th, 1919. is the date of the first pub lication of this notice. Dated this 12th day of March, 1919. O. C. Dean, Administrator of the Estate ml.lalO of Jacob Merle, Deceased. Notice to Contractors The County Court of Hood River county, Oregon, will receive sealed bids up to the hour of ten (10) o'clock a. m., Thursday, the 20th day of March, 1919, for the construction of a wooden bridge complete, with co.icrete piers, across Rail Creek gulch, in Sec tion 11. T. 2 N., R. 10 E W.M. Flans may be obtained from the County Clerk of said county upon the deposit of two ($2) dollars. A certified or cashier's cheek for at least five (5) per cent to accompany each bid. The Court re serves .the right to reject any or all bids. E. K. Shoemaker, j f27mi:j County Clerk. It pleases us to announce that Groceries in many lines are beinnino; to show decline in price. Foodstuffs, except I'or Meats and Cereals, are seekinp pre-war levels. Remember our Kleen Maid Bread -a product of the Royal Baker Co., of Portland. L. H. HUGG1NS'. GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET TWF.LFTH STREET PHONE 2134 Of course tobacco costs more " says Dan "Evcrythinff else docs. What yon Avant to Jo is to' get genuine tobacco sat isfaction. 1 saved money by switching from ordinary plug to Gravely." Cnod taste, smaller chew, longer life is uhat makes Genuine Gravely cost less to chew than ordinary plu. If rile to: - Gl'MJINF. Gravi.lv DVNVII.i r-, v.. or luokli t on chewing plug. Peyton Brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pouch. 0
