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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1920)
$ HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1020 Put The Rent Money Into Your Own Pocket With a monthly payment loan on your property you can soon save the amount without feeling it. THE PACIFIC BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION will lend you up to 45 of the actual value, on good Hood River Property on this plan, and enable you to build or to put your present loan on the monthly payment basis. We represent this Company, and will be glad to take up the matter of a loan with you at any time. HOOD RIVER ABSTRACT AND INVESTMENT CO. J. W. C RITES. 1'rn.idrnl K. W. SINCLAIR, Secretary Our Season's Supply of I I Matthews' Gravity Conveyors will arrive very shortly. On all sales where deliveries can be made direct from the car, we are making a reduction of 15 cents per foot. GRADERS for any size crop Full Line of Packing House Equipment CUTLER MFG. CO. 361 E. 10th Street, Portland H. K. DAVENPORT, Local Agent Phone, Odell 367 I H. S. GEORGE &e Electric 'The Place to Eat" CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES BILLIARDS AND POOL Tel. 1191 Hood River, Oregon All Kinds of Hides and Furs BOUGHT AT PORTLAND PRICES H. GROSS The Third Street Second-Hand Man Tel. 1213 rT. HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY Time Table No. 33 Taking iff.i t Wedneeday, October Nth, Itlt. ' I Bp Hill I II I ..'I Ml NilKTIIHOl'Ml Nt S No. S Motor ally A. M. 10.45 10 48 10.67 11.10 11.1.1 11.18 1 1 23 11.26 11.30 11.33 II. 38 11.43 11 53 12 00 M. No. I Daiij Kicut H'nrt v Motor laity f. M. 4.00 4 03 4 12 4 M 4.2tf 4 35 4.40 4.43 4.47 4.60 4.67 6 02 6.12 6.17 r. m. Steam, t Motor. Owing to limited apace on Motor Carp all handled on tbe ateatn train, either in advance A. II. 8 no 8.05 8.16 8 25 s to M 40 8.45 8 60 6.00 9.0.S it LH) 25 Stations L. RaodRlvtr Ar . . , . Powerdale . . . . Sw itrliliack . .... Van Horn . . Mohr Odell Summit . . . Bloodier . . . . Ifnlttein Winana . . . . Dee .. . . . Tront Creek . . . .Wood worth . . Jr. Parkaalr U. No. I I Na. 4 Dully Kit pi rimutay e m. 3. Oil 2 57 t.M I 40 1 . 35 n SB 20 10 06 2 3 2 i i 11 15 11 OS 11.00 A. M. t l wily Kzrept Sunday A. M. W 25 16 " IIL' a 58 8 53 t.40 8.42 8.37 8 34 i m 8 8 16 8 10 A. M No. No. 8 H . Motor Maturity r. M. I 16 I II I 04 1 52 1.48 1.43 1.36 1 32 1.27 1 24 1.20 I 16 I I 1 00 p. M. Ouly P. M. I 46 8 41 li 31 II 22 .II H 13 li Or! 02 57 M 60 45 35 H M. trunka and heavy hagfrage will he of or following the passengers. Anderson Undertaking Co. C. C. ANDERSON, Sole Proprietor Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director SPRAYED HAY KILLS COWS AND HORSES Fatal sickness of horses and cows here the past winter will necssitate cessation of use of hay raised in orch ards, where it becomes covered with arsenate of lead sprays, according to Dr. M. E. Welch. Many growers have failed to attrib ute the illness of the animals to the lead and arsenate poisoning. Indeed, it was thought for a time that the ill ness was caused from attacks of In fluneza. Dr. Welch, however, came to the conclusion several months ago that poisoned hay caused the trouble. Be cause of the great value of the valley's hay crop, however, he hesitated to make public his opinion until it was confirmed by others of his profession. In the current issue of the American Journal of Veterinary Medicine an ar ticle is written by J. W. Kalkus, of Pullman, Wash., who is head of the division of veterinary science at the Washington Agricultural College expet iment station, who corroborates the diagnosis made by Dr. Welch. Mr. Kalkus states that the disease a devel oped greatly during the past thiee years in commercial 01 chard districts. Many other horses have died while the disease is at the acute stage. None of them fully recover from the chronic diisease, and, it is aaid, are never of value again as work animals. "In the acute form," says Mr. Kal kus, in his article, "the disease mani fests itself suddenly and resembles very much a typical case of respiratory in fluenza. One veterinarian says: 'All of the cases 1 have aeen first impressed the owner with the idea that his horse had distemper, perhaps because distem per is the moat common respiratory disease.' "Owing to the economic importance of this orchard horse disease, which is causing serious loss in the state of Washington, a aeries of experiments is now being conducted at the Washington agricultural experiment station with a view to ut'terininini' its cause and na ture. It is hoped that some definite results may be obtained in the near future." Dr. Welch has purchased a horse now suffering from a chronic state of the disease and will engage in experiments for the next few weeks. SOUTHERN OREGON ROADS ARE BAD "IT DOES THE WORK" WARING DECLARES Has Gained Twiaty-Flfe Pound Feels Flue Since Taking fill! and PHONE 134 "Five "dollars up hill and $3 down, these were the charges made by road side farmers 16 miles north of Grants Pass for pulling motorists out of the mud" says C. Siegenthaler, former Mount Hood orchardist, who is just back from California, where he spent the winter. "I was glad I was coming home. But at that it was bad enough The future, however, looks good, for the new Pacific Highway will elimin ate the old mud road north of Grants Pass." Mr. Siegenthaler says he returns home ready to vote bonds for any amount for road improvement here. He declares that any Hood Kiver man who will spend a winter motoring over the good roads of the south will return in the same form of mind. "The roads of the south, too," he says, "have been of great benefit to the farmers. Before they were built munv a rancher" was between six bits and starvation. Today he is prosper oua." Women (io Motoring Mrs. IC A. Bell and Miss Mae Dav idson returned last week from an auto mobile tour of the Willamette valley They visited at Brownsville, location and Albany. "e just studied farms, hotels and r ads." savs Mrs. Bell. "The note a of the Willamette valley seem very progressive to me. We found the roads fair. About 10 miles of the road between Portland and Albany, still un- paved, was pretty muddy, but on the whole the Willamette valley roada are in good condition. ('Iianihcrlalii'o Tiihlr-tx Are Just W hut You Meed When bilious When constipated When you have no appetite When your digestion is impaired When your liver is torpid When you feel dull and stupid after eating When you have headache They will improve your appetite cleanse and invigorate your atnmach regulate your Ixiwels and make you feel" fine as a fiddle. " They are easy to'take and agreeable in MM I Bids for Wood The Oak Grove school board will MM bids for 30 cords of wood, deliver ed on school irrouuds by August 1, 1MB. at the school house, on May 1. The board reset ves the right to reject any and all bids. Fay Dinanioor. Clerk. By order of the school board. h22 HMaM -- MlilTaNB "T. R." Insulation Beats Re-insulation "T. F." atanda for "Threaded Rubber" of course the insulation found only in Willard i Batteries with the red trade mark. The in sulation that lasts as long aa the plates, so that 90 f those who buy The Red Trade Marked Willard have no re -insulation to pay. There 'a a lot of interest to you on thia battery question. Come in and talk at MOORE ELECTRICAL CO. Everything Electrical Phons 178 Hood River Motor Car Co. Repairing Storage .as and Oil GENERAL SERVIC E STATION Fourth and State Streets "I know what I am talking about when I say there is one medicine that will d everything they say it will, and that's Tat lac," was the enthusiastic statement made recently by Frank Waring, a-well known ranchman living at Suquamish, Wa.'hington, a town twelve miles from Seattle. "I gave Tan lac a faii rial" contin ued Mr. Waring, "and b want to ttll the world that it did the work. Sever al yeara ago my health broke down and since that time 1 suffered so much that 1 hardly knew what it was to be free from pain. I had indigestion so bad that I did not care to eat, for I knew if I did it would cause me misery af terwards. The little 1 forced down soured on my stomach and bloated me up with gas so bad that I felt nauseat ed and miserable. I had rheumatism In mv shoulders and right arm so that I had no use of my arm, and it was im nossible for me to nick up anything to work with. My kidneys were all out of order, and my back was weak and pained me so bad that if 1 stooped over it was agony for me to try to straight en back un attain. I was badly consti pated and subject to sevete headactoa snells. My nerves were nil on edge, and when I went to bed 1 would roll and toss nearly all night long and could hardly get any sleep at all. I was terribly run down, too weak to do a day's work and never thought 1 would see a well day again. "Several of my neighbors were tak ing Tanlac with such fine results that I started taking it myself, and in no time I began to feel better. My appe tite came back, and as everything I ate agreed with me I started gaining in weight and strength. My digestion was never better and the gas has stopped forming on my Btnmach. I am no longer constipated and don't know what it is to ever have a headache. The rheumatism in my arms and shoul ders has left me completely and I can use my arms as good as 1 ever could. My kidneys are in fine condit on and the pains in my back have all disap peared and I can do aa big a day's work as any man. My nerves are as steady an a clock and at night I sleep like a log, and when morning comes 1 get up feeilng just fine. I have gained twenty-five pounds in weight and in better health than I have been in years and 1 can never say to-i much for Tan lac." Tanlac is sold in Hood Kiver by the Kresse Drug Co. Adv. Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Hood Kiver County. E, A. Baker. Plaintiff, vs. W. Msr gulis, Ida Margulis, Clarke County Iron Works, a corporation, Frank Corr and Emma T. Corr, Defendants. To Frank Corr and Emma T. Corr, of the above named defendants: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint in the above entitled Court and Cause, on or before six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, to wit: On or before the 14th day of May, 1920; and if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint a decree will be taken against you for life relief prayed for in said complaint, to wit : For a decree of said court for ever barring and foreclosing all the right, title and interest of you and each of you in and to the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 11, in Township 1 North, Range 10 East of the Willamette Mer idian, and declaring said right, title or interest, if any you or either of you have, to be inferior in point of time and subsequent to the lien of that cer tain mortgage executed by E. A. Bak er and Adelaide C. Baker to Eva Hill worn, dated the 2.'lrd day of March 1910, and recorded on the 24th day of March. 1910. in the office of the Coun ty Clark f Hood River County, Ore gon, in Volume 4 at Page 4 of the Raeoida of Mortgages of said County This summons is Berved upon you and each of you by publication thereof in the Hood River Glacier, a weekly newspaper printed and published at Hood River, Oregon, for six successive weeks, the date of the first publication thereof being the 1st day of April. I MO. pursuant to an order of the Hon. L N. Blowers, County Judge of Hood River Count v, Oregon, made and en tered on the 1st day of April. 1920. A. J. Derby, alm!3 Attorney for Plaintiff. Appointment of Administrator In the County Court of the fcttate of O rag on fur Hood River County. In the matter of the Estate of Eliza beth t'.K.) r Gregory, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has leen appointed adminis trator of the estate of Elizabeth t xi er (iregorv, deceased, by the County Court of Hood River County, Oregon, and that all persona having claims against aaid estate are required to present the same, duly verified accora ing to law, to-the unncrsigneu at. ine office Of A. J. Derby, First National Bank EM Mine. Hood Kiver. Oregon. within six months troni tne uate ot me fit st publication of thia notice. tar 1 TV . I., tiremiry, ala29 Administrator. Notice of Hearing of Final Account No. 262 In the Matter of the Estate of Frank A. Countnman, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persona interested that Artie Countryman, the executor of the alsive mentioned es tate, has filed in the County tourt of Hood River County, his final account. id the County Court has aooointed Saturday. May H. 1920. at 10 o'clock a. aa., aa the day and hour for hearing objections to aaid account and the set tlement thereof, and the closing of id estate. On the above mentioned day and hour any heir, creditor or other person interested in aaid estate may file his objections to aaid final account or to any particular item mere, speciiytng the particulars of such objection. Dated April 6th. 1920. Artie Countryman, 8a29 Executor. Notice to Creditors In the Coantv Court of the State of Oregon for Hood River County. Notice ta hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed adminis trator of the estate of James Chitty. deceased, by Use County Court of Hood Riwer County, Oeegon. All persons having Zclaims against aaid estate are required to present the same, duly ver ified according to law. to the under signed at the office of John Baker. Br.iu Huildin. Hood River. Oregon, within aix montns from tr Juste of the first publication of tbi notice. T. D. 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Look for tlie Mine GolJ Medal oil etrary box and accept uo I m TelPplume' 5197 nffl aw na t jifiinTiTl EVERY CONVENIENCE OF R UN- fa I HC WATER IS YOURS Wheu you Install I VaUaKtaaM Water System you will kagta to enjoy llvlufr. Think of pure, fresh runulug wuter wherever you wont It under 50 Iba. pressure for eooklng. washing, sprink ling, for bath room aud laundry. Think Of (II this at the trifling eost of 30v a mouth. I'ouie In or telepbuua; let ua make you en estimate. HUCKABAY & BARGER Notice For Publication. Department of the Interior, II. H ban t orttee at I lie Pallaa, Oregon . March kMfei 1"-'" Notice Is hereby given thai Henry' Hrowii, wlioae INiKinmi-e addrexs Is Hood Kiver. Orw aat, did, on tbe ItMh day of .lone, Wt, nie In I Ills office Hworn Statement and Aiipllral Ion, No Mtfiak to puri'lmac the ll I NK1, NW V NW '4 NBti. Iertlou IH, Towiiahlp 1 North. Kange II Fast. Willamette Meridian, and the I'lmtier Ibereoti. under the provhdona of the aat of June :trd, KM, aud acta amendatory, known aa the "Timber and stone law," at -ueh value aa might lie filed by appralae iiient, and thai pumaaut to aurh pplu-atlou, Ihe land and timber thereon have been ap iiralaed, fold HI. tbe tlmlier eat I mated 710 HOD board feel at H7H.OI per M. and tlie laud 1140 ill; i hat aaid applicant will oiler ttnal pnaif in Mimwirt ol inn ipllcallon and aworn Mate menl on the Win day of May Uttl. before K K snMniaker. rierk of the iicuil i.mih. at HoiKl Kiver. Oregon Any perton la al liberty to proleat thl purchaae la-lore entry, or Initiate a con leal al iiny time la-fore aleut laauea. by filing a iiiriolHiraled arhMavll lu thia office, alleging fa, l ubich Mould deleat I lie entry. H. KKANK WIXIPOICK, miainv.e; KcKlater THK FASHION STABLE'S Parkdale Auto Stage Ptaane 12(11 Lstves HixhI River daily at 4.30 p. m. I5eaea Parkdale Iaily at 8 a. m. (except Sunday). tvery Saturday I ..-a-. Tarkdale at 6 p. m. i i Now is the time to plant your roses and perennial sferubs. If you want some come and see us. We have jtood roses Order your Easter Lillies early. HEIGHTS GREENHOUSE Trt. AW Co Ha-i-'ko Prop OREGON LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers LUMBER & LUMBER PRODUCTS Wholesale and Retail HOOD RIVER MARKET ALL KINDS OF Fresh, Cured and Smoked Meats and Fish ALL KINDS OF POULTRY ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGES LOUIS MOSER. Proprietor Telephone 4311 THIRD STREET Two Deliveries Daily, Morning and Afternoon ProT LADIES! LADE I II VV'e have iusl received a Country Club Toilet Preparations nil. in &.let ua abow them to you 3 Chas. N. Clarke YOUR Druitiriat Hood River is Entering on a year of record increase in building. The Apple's fame is settled, and the world is coming to our doors to glimpse incomparable mountain scenery. Good Times, and Good Good Roads Groceries have the latter. we THE ARNOLD GROCERY CO. Is Always At Your Service Nothing To Freeze Pumps freeze up. Watering troughs nave as be chopped open. Water storage tanra are Kaasa to burst. But t MILWAUKEE AIR POWFR W ATER STt.M has nothing to freeze. There is ao m ea storage tank and the piping is carefully put be- raaa uac reatn 01 jack, t roar. Ton do not realize fuuV tbe beaeCts of a water system oa tbe farm till cite blizzards nasi Don't foraet that all the water umM hv the MILWAUKEE SYSTEM comes" Dire t from the Welt" absolutely fresh. It costs yoi nothing to learn the price of a water system for your placa. Phone us about it Bow. W. J. APPLEGATE, fit. Hood Hotel 4i OAK STREET