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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1919)
H0) KIVKU GLACIKK. TIU'USDAY, APil'M 7. 1010 i !'. ; !i 1 . : - GO i 1 : i ; At: . f t IViJltl.!! I.) I'. r ' died 1 I" Jtart . i i'.-ivir in the traffic ' :y 1 1 Red Crovn : !v : ,t the Red Crow n v- y.j.i L!i. Li j Gil Co., hood River, Oregon mm ( m i f .1 I I K 1 ( () K I) S MUSIC Violins-Guitars iUA) COMPANY IIhmI Uier alley . -t'. 1 tiisy. I !. ; ,i ( ! 11 (lie' line-. , .'mii;;' l! !t: 1 1 1 ; ( it x I 1 ( .i Is enes r :,::i;CArjTILE CO. - rchase our fuel for the .. have the best and ii "supply you. 11 , 3 rm it ta l'- m TIAMS1:!:R CO. i'....- . 1 1 ' m i!'')' w ith us for i 1 mi ki(;m coal k is lie nst and our price is right. i'f 1 ' ' '' r.i I'lioi.i'd for some 1 ; .v 1 1 Mir unlcr early. .:;n rsn vood ".' n'Vwr iriiiiid ly. AM 3 GRAVEL , : . nil can take it from FUEL CO. ..(ao '21 til oaam Service ( i! itt'.N Store, yet customers 'i r.'. M'y eliminated expenses. a; DELIVERIES ''-A- i Oi WI S I SIDE. iVove Store ' - 1 K k I I li k. Jr. it!. pit:. r I'V. il r-Mii p;tr t i' 1 -, t" li.ml ourselves LONDON APPLE MAN EXPRESSES OPTIMISM (".. Herttft Ta lor. accompanied bv Vr.-. Tavlor, arrived lat week to iit fimt salt ofl.c;!. Mr. Tavlor, rep-rt--er tatie cf J. i H. (hmowip, Lon don fru.t ! uvers, is u(litiiit:c over the ei.rt deal of the vear. although cun .nt'i'r.s remain intictimte a.s to the Kutl Minis-try price rutitml. "The outlook is hetur than we ever dreamed it would te," says Mr. Tay lor. "The watre earners of the llntish lies are more 'r'.ierous than ever U-fure aril they are spending their n.oi.ey hterally. We are iitttiK fiei.ty of steainship space, anil every -t..i"H Iim iks well, hut bee:iu.-e tf in-:ieti!!ltetie--4 I'f certain phases of the r'.tuation, luin has Leen limited far. 1 am purchasing no fruit while here. lrietd. Mr. Mtfullai;h. has jd.-t ii f.iisiied me that no prices are at ) resent heiiijr wade. 1 think his ao t.uii is a commer.dahle one until after values have teen set at the Milwaukee convention uf apple shippers in Aug ust." Mr. and Mrs. Taj lor motored last Thursday niht to Farkilale where they visited VV. V. Clark and the ranch of li. V. Looinis, New York apple man. Kirday they fluttered to t'ortland over tile Columbia River Highway. "The most prosperous class of peo ple in Hi trlar.d at the present time." shvs Mr. Taylor, "is that of the farm ers. The owners of Inn farms have made money past the conception of you people in America. They alone es caped excess-profit taxes. They have been K'tintT rich at d the government has been thanking them for their coop eration. They have certainly been i lucky chaps." Cigar Co. Expands The lltMtd River Cigar Co., begun several vears ago on a modest scale by K. M. White, now employs nine cigar makers. The factory turns out 2,it finished ciagrs daily, and the4 demand for the Oregon-made goods is reaching the point necessitating additional em ployes. Mr. White is seeking more igar makers. "If we continue to grow in the next year as fast as we did last," says Mr. White, who now has two sons, K. M. and I., il. White, both skilled cigar manufacturers here associated with him, "within 12 months we will oper ate the largest, cigar factory in Ore iron. It is our aim to put Hood River cigars on a par with Hood River ap ples. It is a fact that we already find the reputation of the local apples an aid to us 111 selling cigars." Pomona Picnic Soon The member and friends of Hood River 1'oniotiH grange are invited to a picnic dinner in Woodvvorth's grove 1. ear the lava beds in the vicinity of l';;rkilale, Wednesday, August :!. The executive committee, consisting of Mrs. V. C. Sheirieb, Mrs. J. M. Taylor and R. E. Miller, is making ar rangements for all to have a good time ami wish them to bring their baskets piepiired to spend the day. The program is being arranged by (he Worthy Lecturer, Mr. Win. Mini toe, who always furnishes good num bers and provides entertaining speech es. Everybody come. Early Apples Moving Summer apples are moving from here to Portland in heavier quantities than in any former season. An aver ajie of iibout 2fil boxes is shipped every other dav by the Dalles-t'olum-Ina Line's Columbia river steamers. The fruit consists of Atrachans, lied I unes and Early Harvest, for which growers are receiving around per box for best stock. Heavy express shipment of the early apples are being made to eastern anil central Oregon towns. Caterpillar Hurts Streets A taUn pillar steamshovel being transported by the A. 1). Kern I'o. 111 del its ow n power through the city to engage in grading a two mile stretch of the Highway between here and Uuthton hill was halted last week bv city authorities. The caterpillar shoes, in disrepair after craw ling over the rock ornhw hotvc.uoi hurd unrl U o ier, were digging paved streets full of 1 holes. The machine was repaired. I Sand Storm Blows Across Bar The big sandbar of several hundred acres just north of the city for several days last week was a miniature .Sa hara. With a strong wind raging up the Columbia, clouds of sands so dense as to almost shut off 11 view of the Washington bank have been driven up the stream. While the gales continue it is a discomforting walk across the bar, the wind-driven particles of sand stinging like needles. Cows Taken to I ppcr Valley The remnant of the herd of purebred Jersey cows bought here recently from independence by K. V. Wright for gale to orchardists, will be taken to the I'pper Valle, where it is expected that growers will buy all of them. The cows were brought from I. M. Simp son, who has just retired from stock raising because of his advanced age. They are all descendants from sires of the famed Ed Carey herd at Carlton. 0.-W. Time Changed Sunday A number of changes in the time of the O.-W, K, ifc N. Co. was made Sun day. The greatest change in time will be noted for the 'easthound Oregon Washington limited, formerly due here at W.'Xi. It now arrives at Hood Kiver at 11.02 a. m. A few slightjchanges are made in other trains, and travelers should note the changed time table in another column. Business Change To whom it may concern : Re it hereby made known that the former partnership, as carried on between I-'.! I'.. Snyder and H. Ii. i'owell and known j under the firm name hs the Hood I Kiver l'lumbing Co., is hereby dis solved, eaid business to be continued, however, by F. il. Snyder under the old firm name as above described and j at the eld location, towit : No. n,r Oak street. Siirned, ! jvlTtf F. H. Snyder. I Shoemaker Harvests Corn First green corn for the season! reached the market last week. It wjg i irrown by J. H. Shoemaker and Fold at Kaesser's grocery. The corn, of good ' quality, retailed for (io cents per dozen. : Corn in quantities is reaching the niHr ktt this week, but growers declare that the quality is suffering from Ht-: tacks of Worms. 1 1 ) not wait to order your apple Mump? - do it how. The Oiacicr makes them MOTHERS ASHED TO HELP RAISE FIND Moth rs f Ho.j Kiver s.M.ers t avc been ariseii to assist in lairing a furd i f $J,i for beautify ir.(t a n.enior.al ( ark iet1it-ated to the Cuuntv's e.cht n.er. whud.ed in the LTeat war. MiTe tftan $' was reai;z--ii from tne sale of tas 0:1 July 4. I'r. J. K. Ua;t. chairman of a rm tint tee ro:i,otili! the memorial pain has w ritten ttie soldier mothers as f.4 Uivv s : "I'o you want to consecrate the heroic memory that jour son and the sons ef mar.y another mother of 11 River ariswered his country's call uni ol'ertd hun-eif in defet.s-e of Woili democracy".' "Some mother's eon d;d trnt letur:.. He made the supreme sacrifice. W011M Vi U like to see this hero's name in scribed 0:1 an enduring bro:.ze tablet, set in evetlustirg stone where in suc ceeding centuries "He who runs may read''.' "This the Commercial club has planned to do. It has appointed the undersigned a committee to get by popular subscription some $2,it lor the purpos-e. "Our public spirited citizen, Mr. O. I'. I'abney. will ive to the county the promontory at the top of Ruthtou" hill. Here bordering the gieatest scenic highway in the world, on a cliff above the n ig'uty Columbia, commanding a magnificent panorama, v. Ai set a little park, Moored and bordered with un charging rock and embellished ith a grandly leautifi.l picture that time cannot mar or obscure. "Here on a bronze tablet fixed in stone you may inscribe a tribute to Hood River's soldier boys atid dedicate th s great clitV an altar stone to those ht roes that rest over there. "We are asking the mothers to htlp us get the money. Unclosed are Me morial Tags. Sell them to jour neigh bors at H.W each. They will be glad to wear them. PEAR HARVEST TO BEGIN SOON Harvest of liartlett pears by the Association members will begin about August 1"). The fruit, the yield esti mated at f0 carloads, will be rushed by motor trucks from orchards to cold .-t.nage plants, where it will be pre- I cooled thoroughly before further band i lo g. The pears will then be packed in cold rooms, where the tempi tatuie is slight ly above freezing point. Loaded immediately into refrigtralel cars the H.utletts, prepared in this method in former years, have reached their des tination in perfect condition. The valley's total pear tonnage, it is expected, will reach ItKl cai load, an it'. tease of about l." p r cent over the j crop of l'JIS. The d'Anjou tonnage.! nii'i ing the Uarth tts a close second, I will be harvested 11, September. VINEGAK COMPANY IS OFFEULNG $10 i The Hood Kiver Apple Vinegar Co. J is offering growers $1( per ton for cull J apples tor vinegar and cider stock, j The highest price paid for such stock I I" previous years was $S. While many growers are heard to c implain against , the price, others delcare that the price j is a fair one, since growers are per j mitted to select cooking apples from their cider stocks and sell to process laid canning concerns for more than j $2 per ton in instances. ! because of the high quality of the j crop of all parts of the valley, the cull I ptoduct will be of smaller percentage i than in former seasons. WHITE SALMON. 1 h mm llii' Ktilci nrisc. Engineer l.ynnin VVard, who had charge of the location of ttirvey nf the N..rih Hank highway from the White S ilmon river on east a few miles this spring, is now in charge of some limine building on the 1'acitic highway at To ledo, this state. It is learned that he and his crew will he in White Salmon in about four months to start construction work on the highway bridge across the White Salmon at I'nderwood. This bridge will parallel the S. 1'. & S. railroad bridge. M. lhcky, who was formerly logging for the 1'eek Hros. at Laurel and who has been in l'rineville, Ore., fur sev eral months, returned this week with his logging teams and will log near Husum for the Underwood (..umber iV l'.ox t'o. The company is planning to put on two shifts at their mill on the North western Lake and operation at their two logging camps will be rushed. It is learned that there is an opportunity for any of the ranchers along the White Salmon river, south of Husum, to supply logs to this company. Geo. M. Haker, chairman of the Klickitat County (lame Commission, has been notilied hy L. H. Darwin, the State Fish Commissioner, that till.bon cut throat trout fry, 40,(iono trout fry have been assigned to Klickitat county to be distributed in lakes and streams. These are being hatched at the Walla Walla hatchery and are due here with in a few days,. Mr. Darwin in his let ter to t hairman liaker, of Goldendale, says: "It is very pleasing to be able to assign your county this large num ber of these choicest of the varieties of trout fry. Our take this year is practically identical with the take of last year, and last year we took the greatest number of these vaiietles in the history of our hatchery operations. "The result of our trout spawn tak ing operations is most gratifying in view of the fact that several of the eastern Washington counties, which have in previous years been more or less successful in their egg operations have had total failures this year lie cause of adverse weather conditions." An inspection will convince you that the service of the 1'alace Hotel, l'ort land, Oregon, Washington and Twelfth streets, is second to none. Convenient to shopping and theatre districts, clean est rooms in city for SO cts. and up. IT'S UNWISE to put off to-day's duty until to morrow. If your stomach is acid-disturbed take Kl-HO! the new aid to digestion comfort today A pleasant relief from the discomfort of acid-dyspepsia. MADE DY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTTS EMULSION OS The Brunswick and Columbia Grafonola mv s';iHiLil 'li'pt'iulal'K1 Ta!k !!'; ;.!ad ii.e wi!:i a t"!K' a.- dear a- a I !!. ,lsi-t ivcviwd a bt'v numiit-r this m r t i; ami !.au' t lie stylo that will appeal tn yiiii. We arc iveeivino p,.v R ivnls vedvh aiiil ymi v. ill ! sure Pi find what uvi want l.eiv. We also have some new Pianos coming in which are high jjra'ie rdiaMe instru ments. See them and hear the beautiful tones of eur I'layers. Kwlusive tiealers in llm.nl River for the always relialde Uruns w ick 'l'allvin Machines. Reed-French Piano Co. Telephone 1212 M)i Oak Street Satisl ictorv work by a permanetit ri'-iilciit mollis the d m-i Id at 'v of lloo.l Kiver pe.'pie. WILLIAM WOOD Will Tune or Pitch uur PIANO AND IX) IT UK. HI He "pends bis money here. Why p.iy yours to some iioii-resident tuner who visits the city nt mire- ijllellt intervals? I'lioiie bll or leave your orders at l.iberlv Theatre box otlne. ! li I'lioue 'lie fntV DERBY & STEARNS Lawyers HOOD PIVCR, OREGON. Stranahan & Slaveii Contractors & Builders HOOO RIVER, OREGON. R. C. GLANVILLE ATH'KNLY AT I.WV lioom 1 Na.ioinil ll.uik ii u 1 1. 1 i 1 1 r 1 1 nod Kiver, t hi goll DR E. O. DUTRO PHYSICIAN AND Si KdKoN" 1 in;,-,. 11,11 iti.i,, 10 1 -.-1 S Hours, j to r p. in. Residence: (Moll. Phone, Odell ;;.".:! Hours : (Moll a. ni. J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUKGFON. Lqilipped (or X liny and hleetro-Thcrapeuticg. li-lcihoni'- l'mi inul wi H. L. DUMBLE, PHYSICIAN AND StjR'iKOX. Culls 1 ir ni, ,1 ly Hiiswer-il in town nr cmiiiti) hay or N'mhl. TtU'i. lumen: Kesnt-'nri', lunl: UIMrc, l.'il, orll'Ttn the nrosiiis buildlc;' E. D. KANAGA Physician and Surgeon hones : Ollice 4L!1 1 lies. 1M1 Otlice in Kl in! lillildin! DRS. ABRAHAM AND ilFTON PHYSICIANS and M" i ,KONS lioonis 17, in, L'i) llrnsiiiti liuildiii" I lies. Phones ; Dr. Abraham ll'ij. j Di. Sifton 541-v (Mliee 4i:,l. ! DR. F. 0. BROSIUS j PHYSICIAN AND SI KOLON 1 ( Hlice boms for Summer, beloie In and I after Kootns 1, 2 ami .1 P.rosius Kldg. j Plume lhM. j Calls auswei ed from Dee, 1' to j Phone, Odell In:;. Dr. William Morton Post j Dentist (looms 1 and ".' Hall lildg. Phone :'PH j HOOD KlYKIi, OliKOON SC. H. JENKINS, D M. D. j I F.N LIST Telephones: Ollice ldSl; residene.' 3;f.;l Ollice over Cutler Cank E. L. SCOBEE, D. D. S. DKNT1ST Telephones: (nhce iU'd ; re-idem e 34 PJ Ollice in Crosuis HuiMimj Dr. Carolyn bnderhill DENTIST j Smilh Building. Telephone 2021 M. E. WELCH, I LICENSED YE1I KOAKY M K(.(.() In firepari'il to ,lo any wd' lc in t ti- velf.-ir. iiry line. He ran he fonn.l l,y cHlllnn hi or 1 pl'-nlnir 10 1 he rnxloon sii,i. WILLIAM DAVID CHANDLER TEACHER OF VIOLIN Authorized to give music credits. Summer Clai-s on. Registered. Telephone 2512, all L H RSF-sON -.Hi' t 11 Our New Roller Mill equipment will scon be ready for the season's run. We propose that Hood River People will come to know SHAMROCK BRAND products as well as the discriminating appK markets of the world know their extra fancy apples. CEREALS, CHICKEN The Highland Milling Co. HOOD KIVF.K, OREGON IDEAL FRUIT GRADERS have passed another successful sea son and we are required to double our output this year a larger crop will result in a larger demand for Graders. We are offering our new Four Grade machine that accommodate 8 Sorters, for large packing houses requiting a large output. Our prices arc very moderate and we invite your inspection, which we know will convince you that we have just w hat you want. IDEAL FRUIT AND NURSERY CO., HOOD RIVER, OREGON Phone Automobile Service to all points of Mid-Columbia Regular Stage to and from Parkdale -s follows : Leave Hood Kiver daily, evcept Sunday, at 4. ,10 p. in. Leave lrkdale daily, except Sunday, at !i.l5, and on Saturday eve, nigs at ii l i p. m. PORTLAND-UOOD RIVER MOTOR STAGE Knal.lina you to see the Wonderful Columbia Kiver Highway nt a nominal cost. FASHION LIVBRY COMPANY PHONE 1201 THE SMOKER will find here a full supply of Velvet Smoking Tobacco made by Mother Nature's ways. The kind that has inspired the pithy paragraphs and poems of "Velvet Joe." Pat's Place Fifteen Cents a Tin EVERYTHING Moore Electric Co. 406 OAK STREET AND STOCK FEEDS Btnsnn No. 5832 HOOD RIVER, ORK.ON Storage Battery All new batteries registered at the Willard Service Station art covered by our 90-day Service Policy. ELECTRICAL Ruiitom-e Phone. 204) (Mice Phone, I78'i
