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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1919)
ilOOD HlYElTGLAClfeR. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1010 SAFE, GENTLE RIMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF Tor V y"r nrT.r METAI. Haarlem Oil ha tidb rrr i. I. i:-ian'ty !i withstand att.uks uf kidney, liver, I .ad ter anl alii'iKh trout. rs and ail o.wi conikr v-'l uti trie urinary orKafis r.-l - bu;U uo and restore tu .!h orLs awktiicd by d:-.i-- Tries most important priiir.s mist t. watcfiej. bcaU3 they filler and purify tb blood: units they do their ori you are doom J. Warinea. alepUfrssneaa. nervousness, tfrapondency. backache, a-otuarh tri tia. pau.s In the loins an) lower ao Gumen. arvel. difficulty whpti urinut ln. rheumatism, rctatiia and lu'TitatfO 11 warn you of troub!. wild ynur k;l Bya UOU) MEDAL Haarlem (.! Oap- !j!e are tha rm1 you r- Tika j'hr- or four every diy. Ti e heaiina; I il soaks into the ce.ls anil I'vn ol ki.tneya an l drives oat the p.- -, n rr lite ar.J health ill 'irl fu.iuw '- h.-n ujr normal vicor i;a U-ni re -t.ii.-i continue treatment (or a wtiI 'o keep yourself in tt)n'i.i!nn anJ ir vent a return of the di.-.-. l.n"t watt until you ar- iru-apnMe cr tine. Start taking !.L.! JM'. iaar!i- n nil tpri'.n liwi: Your tr-i -;st will titeerfjliv funl yo'ir r-l'.-K-' f you are not tineli irh r it? : 1 1 j t be sure , ? the or t ,.il Irt.i'orf e4 OvHJ) Ml.f V!.. : . ' t n? -MB titutes. Ill three al-i k aea At all dm !..r- FROZEN APPLES ARE ROLLING FROM HERE HT. HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY Time Table No. 33 Taking effect Wednesday. October.Wth, 191". r 4. ', '-a- - iVi 1 III I I lUl'THlUll'MD NOHTHBOl'XU No. S Motor Daily p. M. 4.00 4. 0U 4.12 4.2H 4.2.) 4.H.S 4.40 4.4:t 4.47 4. fill 4.57 5.02 5.12 5.17 P. M. No. 3 Motor No. I liatly Da.lv i"TI" una; A. M. 10. 45 10. 4S 10.57 11.10 11.13 11.18 11.215 11.26 11.30 1 1 . :t:i 11.38 11.4:1 11.53 12.00 M. A. M. 8. no 8.0.5 8.15 8.25 8.30 8.40 8.45 8.50 9.00 .V 9.20 9.2"i 9.35 10.00 A. M. Stations ...L. Hoo4 Rivtr Ar.... Powerdale Switchback Van Horn ....... Motir Odell Summit Bloiieher Hulntcin WinauB PM. Trout Creek Womlwortii ... Ar. Parkdalt Lv No. 1 No. 4 Nu I No. I HuodiJ HunT.y Jilly llo'l P M. A.M. i P. 3 Otl 9 25 ! 2 15 45 2 57 9 22 2.11 . 2 50 9.15 2.04 34 '40 9 02 1.52 6 22 2S5 8 58 1A -18 2 30 8.53 1.43 8.13 2 25 8.4i 1.36 6 06 220 8.42 1.32 C02 2.10 8.87 1.27 5.57 2 05 8 34 1.24 5.54 -J INI 8.30 1.20 5.50 11 15 8 25 1.15 5.45 11.05 8.15 1.05 5.35 11.00 8.10 1.00 6.30 A. M, A. M. P. M. Steam, f Motor. OwiriK to limited epate on Motor Cars all trunk! and heavy baggage will I handled on the steam trains, either in advance of or following the passengers. "It'sLike FindingMoney" says the Good Judge When you take a little chew of this real quality tobacco, and the good tobacco taste begins to come. You'll find it keeps com ing, too. The rich to bacco taste lasts and lasts. You don't have to take a fresh chew so often. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles- EIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco J. 1 QUALITY CLOTHES In these times of high prices, poor cloth and inferior workmanship, it is a great satisfaction to a man to know that he is getting something that is absolute ly right. That is why we are selling more clothes now than ever before. Men know that the clothes we make are right and that we don't sell shoddy or cotton mixed cloth. You can buy cheaper clothes than we sell, but you can't bu.v good clothes at more reasonable prices than ours. Meyer & Wood HOTEL OREGON Bl.DG. TEL. 1124 Quality Clothes, $45.00 to $90.00 Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co. Complete line o! PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Etc. Heath & Milligan Mixed Faints Glidden's Varnishes Room Mouldings Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order Plate and Card Rail Dry Paste ' A Try Our Own Make of Lard rendered from pure leaf fat 51b. pail, $1.95. New pack of groceries now in stock and prices are right. We are selling now Grain Fed Government Inspected Beef. Take advantage of our morning delivery. L. H. HUGGINS' GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET TWELFTH STREET PHONE 21.14 While the Association has instructed its inspectors to keeprigid watch and nrevent the shipment of any apples that show frost damage, it is reported here from railway authorities that in dependent shippers are allowing badly damaged apples to be loaded out. While toe Association, which recently de clined to accept a further delivery of apt'les that were affected by frost, con trols the most of the tonnaire, it is feared that the independents will allow the markets to be affected by damaged apples at point of delivery. I he railway administration has taken steps for protection against claims for damages,' and inspectorrs have been placed here to report on every car that moves. The apples, too, it is said, will be given another thorough inspection further east. iS GRANDEST IN W ORLD" HE SAYS 0 3C DC . S. E. BARTMESS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone 1381. 382; . HOOD RIVER. OREGON PYTHIANS WILL IN VADE THE DALLES Members of Waucoma Knights of Pythias are planning a healthy repre sentation from this county at the an nual district convention of the order to he held at The Dalles on the evening of Thursday, December 18. It is expected that 50 novices for initiation into the first rank of Pythianism will be escort ed to the neighboring city. A special train will be chartered to carry the Knights of Cascade Locks and Hood River to The Dalles. Grand Chancellor Johnson, of As toria, accompanied by other grand offi- ers.will attend The Dalles convention. Polleoize Your Cherry Orchards (By (iordon O. Urown) It appears that many fruit growers are preparing to plant cherries next spring despite the high prices prevail ing for nursery stock. The splendid prices received for all standard sorts during the past few years have been a great stimulus to this industry. Most sites and soils in the valley are adapt ed to the cherry. The writer beueveB, however, that the prospective planter and, indeed. many of the present producers of cher ries, are overlooking one very import ant joint. That is the pollenation nuestion. Most growers have consid ered it sufficient to interplant two or three of the folllowing standard sorts : Royal Ann Binu or Lambert. Data collected by the Oregon txpenment Station show conclusively, however, that these varieties are self-sterile, that is, unable to pollenate themselves, and furthermore intersterile or unable to pollenate each other. The Dalles has had its costly experience in learn ing these points and it iB hoped that the Hood River grower will take ad vantage of the information thus gained. When many of the large plantings should have begun to bear iarge and profitable crops it was found they were producing little or nothing. A number of varieties are now known to he capable of pollenizing the varie ties n e itioned. They are the Black Republican, Tartarian, Coe, Elton. Wood, many seedlings. The most val uable commercial variety for this pur pose, however, is "Long Stemmed" Waterhouse. This variety much resem bles the Royal Ann, but has a longer stem and larger pit than the Ann. It is also softer of flesh and somewhat pointed. They are splendid for can ning and are practically equal to the Ann for this purpose. The fact that much stock of this variety has been distributed as Royal Ann probably ac counts for the tact that many Royal Anns are bearing good crops apparent ly without any pollenizer. There is no better pollenizer than the Waterhouse since it produces splen did fruit in as large quanittes as the Royal Ann or Lambert. Those who purchase nursery stock should see that at least one tree in 10 or 15 iB of this variety. These may be scattered throughout the orchard in the moBt effective manner. If trees are under live or six years of age they may be top worked by budding. The cherry may also be top grafted readily, which is preferable for trees over eight years. When the limbs are small the whip-graft is best; where large, use the side-graft or cleft-graft method. When top working, work over the en tire tree. Don't mix the varieties. The matter of pollenation is very imnortant. If a cherry tree of good vigor and bloom is not producing at least 250 to 300 pounds of cherries when it is 10 or 12 years of age some thing is wrong with it. The chances are that it needs pollenation of the proper sort. ifter T eat J Years SuflVrtn$ Owens Ead Trouble by Taking Tanlar "I suffered for twenty years and could find nothing that , would stop my troubles until Tar lac came my way," said John Owens, a well known long -hu-eman living at 12S2 East Tenth St.. Portland, Ore., a few days ago. j "About twenty years ago my trou- i blea began." he continued, "when l started suffering frojn catarrh of the ; nose, head and throat, and as time j passed on my condition got worse. My j suffering at times was something'- j ful and 1 took cold easy and this made ! ny nose, head and throat that much i Aorse, and when I had a headache my 1 eyes would hurt me terribly. About! lour years ago my stomach, liver and : kidneys were affected by the catarrh J and this only added to my misery, and , my whole body seemed poisoned. If I 1 ever got a little hot and eat down to rest and cool off, the joints in my arms, hips and legs would get so stiff and sore that 1 could hardly move, and at times my muscles would draw up like 1 had rheumatism. I had pains in my right side and in the Bmall of my back and at night I would have to get up four or five times. 1 was badly consti pated and nearly always had to be tak in a laxative. "1 searched for twenty years for a medicine that would help me and I would still have been suffering if 1 hadn't read about Tanlac in the paper and commenced takinir it. 1 hadn't finished the first bottle before I saw that at last I had found the right thing for me. because 1 began to pick up right away, my appetite got better, my stomach quit troubling me and 1 was feeling stronger than I had in years. 1 haven't stopped taking Tanlac yet be cause 1 want to be sure that all my old twenty years of misery is entirely gone before 1 quit taking it, but already 1 am so greatly relieved that 1 feel al most like another man. My appetite is fine and what I eat digests and don't trouble me at all. and the pains in my back have almost entirely stopped and my kidneys don't bother me at night like they "used to. The catarrh that started all my troubles has just about gin e and 1 am not constipated a bit and feel built up in every way. 1 am already so much improved that 1 just want to tell everybody that I be'ieve Tanlac is the finest medicine in the world." Tanlac is sold in Hood River by the Kresse Drug Co. Adv. Communicated Editor Glacier: In your i'sue of the 27th, under the caption, "Saturday's unrne a was Wear Kiot, in which you give an account of the foot ball game between The Dalles and Hood River teams and recite "While parents of some of the Hood River players joined in the argument and compelled their sons to quit the field." beg to Bay that I was the only parent of anv of the boys at the north goal when the Hood River team walked off the field just after The Dalles team had been given five downs and a touchdown by Referee Bragg, when in fact no touchdown was made by The Dalles team, as the stu dent carrying the ball was not over the line and was hurled back upon the field. The Hood River team was given a number of dirty deals, and it is a won der to me that they played as long as they did. To walk off the field was the only substantial protest that could be offered the officials who had handed the local team the many unfair decisions. After my son. Lowell, as captain of the team decided to walk off the field with the boys, I stood square with his decision, aud stand there today. But no parent or parents compelled their sons to quit the game as you recite. To make this correction in your next ifsue will oblige, Truly, C. D. Nickelsen. An inspection will con ince you that (he service of the l'aliire Motel, Port Ian. 1, Oregon, Washington mid Twelfth sti'i'i'ts, is second to none. Convenient tu k hopping and theatre district", clean ed rooms in city for 50 cts. ami up. W 0 Cascade Church Progresses The so-called Intra-Denominational church recently organized at Cascade Locks is making progress. Dr. G. L. Tufts, who is pastor, declares that last Sunday, when the church was a month old, was a red letter day. "Fifteen prominent citizens at the eloee of the morning service," says Dr. Tuft.s "affiliated with the organ ization. Among them were the super intendent of the locks, there two pub lic school teachers, superintendent of the lumber mill and former postmas ter. They represented the following six denominations : Baptist, Episco palian, Lutheran, Methodist and Pres byterian." . The Sunday school at the Locks town is reported to have doubled its attend ance in the past month. People Peeved at War Sales The department of the government in chftrcrp of thtt anlpa nf anrntna war stocks, is not well thought of in Hood mver. Alter a wait or several weeks their orders forwarded to the San Francisco office of the war sales de partment, remaining unfilled, many asked for a refund of their money. The word came to Postmaster Reavis that the orders were in process of be ing filled. Citizens again settled to wait pa tiently. This week many of them have received a refund of their money. Mail order business, especially as transacted by the government has re ceived a blow in Hood River. I)o Von Enjoy Your Meals? If you do not enjoy your meals your digestion is faulty. Eat moderately, especially of meats, masticate your food thoroughly. Let five hours elapse between meals andjtake one of Cham .berlain's Tablets immediately after supper ami you wm soon nna your meals to be a real pleasure. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their generous assistance at the time of the loss of our home bv fire, lightening our loss by their many acts of kindness. D. J. Montgomery and Family. V 0 CHRISTMAS IS-NEAR Many people already know it may be impossible to get the "New Edison" they want for Christmas at the last moment; and have had us set aside "The Machine they want." We have a tine line on display with terms to suit all. Let us have your order NOW - Ik) not wait. Presents for All a Our Christmas goods are being put on display. More and better than ever before. Dolls (beauties), Pyralin Ivory, Ladies Hand Bags and Purses, Manicures, Perfumes, Lea ther Goods, Stationery, Toys, Candies, Cigars, etc. Come and see. A. S. SMITH BLOCK KEIR RELIABLE DRUGGIST DC 3C DC i MUlf.fli lib 13 l.W,"CU.0O iVtKKI.OO 8,4:'l.(i . Report of the Condition of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK nt Hood River. In the MUit or Oregon, ut Uie close of biiHinesK Nov. 17, 1'JIS). RKSOfRl'ES. I.imim and (IIkooiihIh, IiicIuiIIiik i'ludlriK rt'riiHcountH OvenlHlu Hwurwl, none; unsecured I . s. uoikIh deixiHllea lo M'cure circulation JlOO.OtfflOO I'lcclxed as collateral fur Mate or other dcpolta or hllla payable 2ti,WKi ml Owned ann pledged K,luu,(JU Total V. H gov Neeurltien Honds other than 11. S. Honda pledged to necnre poiital aaviuxH deposita Himdsand aeeurltiesother than I'. H. aecurltleK pledged as collateral Tor mate or other deposit (postal exclnded) or In Us payable Securities other tliau V.H. Bonds, not Including stocks, owned and un pledged M,:JASI 04 Total liotida, securities etc other than U H Stocks other tiiau Federal Reserve llsuk slock Stock of Federal Reserve Hank 50 ib of subscription '. Value ol Hanking house, owned and unincumbered Furniture and fixtures Real ettate owned other ttiuu bank ing house I.awlu reserve with Aideral tie. serve Hank Cash In vault and net aruouuts due. from national hanks Net amounts due from b.iuks, bank ers and trust companies Checks on other banks in same city or town as reporting bank (.'hecks on bauks located ouul.ie.of cilyor town of reporting bunk and oilier cash Items ... . Redemption fund with; l'. s. 'ireas. urer and due from U. H. Treasurer Interest earned but not collected, approximate, on noies aud bills receivable not past due Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Hood River County. Rose J. Aplin, Plaintiff, vs. William Walker and Ellen Walker, Defendants. To William Walker and Ellen Walker, Defendants. In the name of the State of Oregon. You, and each of vou, are herebv re quired to appear and answer to the complaint filed herein against you in the above entitled suit on or before the expiration of six weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons, viz, on or before the 18th day of December, l'Jltf, and if you fail so to appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in the complaint, to wit : For a decree quieting her title against any claim, right, title or interest which you, or either of your have or may have in and to the following described real estate : All of SW1 of the NWJ, Section 1. Tp. 2 N., K. 10 E.. WM., lying west of the county road, and more particu larly described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of said SWJ of NWJ of said section, township and range aforesaid, thence southerly along the west line of said quarter quarter 1075 feet; thence east HO feet ; thence north 38 degrees 02 minutes east 200 feet; thence north S8 degrees 14 min utes east 200 feet; thence north 45 de grees 34 minutes east 100 feet ; thence north 39 degrees 52 minutes eaHt 200 feet: thence north 35 degrees 53 min utes east 100 feet ; thence north 5 de grees 57 minutes east 50 feet ; thence north 40 degrees 43 minutes west 100 feet; thence north 2S degrees 52 min utes west 2200 feet; thence north 43 degrees 36 minutes west 308 feet, more or less to a point ; thence westerly 200 feet, more or less, to the place of be ginning. You are hereby served with this sum mons by order of the Hon. L. N. Blow ers, County Judge of Hood River County. Oregon, made and entered November 4th, 1919, which order pre scribes that you shall appear and an swer said complaint on or before the expiration of six weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons ; and you are notified that the date of the first publication of this summons is the tith day of November. 1919. John Baker, 1 ;JJ Hood River, Oregon, n6dl8 Attorney forj'laintiff. MOSES & DOBSON Telephone 3302 Telephone MVt Total. LIAIIILITIK.H Capital stock paid In '"II I'lllB IIII1U Undivided profits ,08 ill Less current expense, Inter est mid taxes paid 1283I.W Interest and discount colbcted or credited In advance of maturity and not earned approximate. ., Anionut reserved for all Interest accrued Circulating notes outstanding! . . Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding individual deposits subject to check Certitlcaies of deposit due in less than m days, other than money borrowed Stale, county or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of as- setsol tills bank Time deposit subject to reserve, payable alter 30 days, or subject. to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings: Certificates of deposit other than for money borrowed Postal savings deposits Other time deposits 4, oo 11 rwUos 11.11,746 4!' mmm m m I iro.oon.no I I - HfflHES vimrrKow rim tar i 1,200.00 1 .Hixi.ro IOO.imo.00 1,563 f i 4ft9W.:M ! 4,379.30 I i I 54,W7.?0 4S,4.,tb.2S 2,7f8.4ft 21.r4.67 Total " I,UM,746.4H Slate of Oregon, County of Hood River ss: I, H, j, Moore, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above staie inem Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. s. J. MOORE, Cashlet. Subscribed and sworn to before me this -oth day of November, IMA. C. C. CREW, fiotary Public. Correct-Atte't; E. O. Blaachar, C. Detbmao A. D. Moe, Directors, LIGHT SIX OLDSMOBILE TRUCKS E. A. FRANZ CO. Agents DERBY & STEARNS Lawyers HOOD RIVER, 0RKQ0N. OREGON LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers LUMBER & LUMBER PRODUCTS Wholesale and Retail A complete stock of GOODYEAR and REPUBLIC TIRES AND TUBES r together with our ser vice, makes this an ideal place to pur chase your tire re quirements. DeWITT MOTOR CO. Announcement Commencing Saturday, November 1st we will be permanently located in the new building at 4th and Cascade Streets. c iorzzf51 HOOD RIVER FUEL CO. Phone 2181 DALLES -COLUMBIA LINE The Steamer J. N. Teal leaves Portland on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 7.00 a. m arrives in Hood River about 7.00 p. m. Leaves Hood River Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays about 9.30 a. m. for Portland and way landings. L. S. MILLER, Agent Phone 3514 O o 0 II 0