The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, June 25, 1908, Image 2

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oofc Starr (Slamr
lulled Every Thursday by
ARTHUK D. MOB, HubiWaer.
Thomaa Lawaon guaianteea a mil
lion dollar fund to finance tbe Demo
cratlo campaign, provided Governor
Johoioo, of Minnesota, beada the
ticket. Ai there ia little hope of
Johnson winning tbe Democratic
nomination, Lawaon ia aafe in mak
ing bii blofr.
Tbe newa of tbe appointment of the
new county officers, wbicb appeara ta
be autbeutlo, giveg general eatiafao
tion. It ia largely a Democratic
ticket, aa might bare been expected,
bat in tbe administration of couutj
affairs, it matters bnt little whether
tbe officers aie Democrats or Repub
loans.
TELEGRAMS SENT
TO CANDIDATES
Tbe Interstate commerce comuiis
tlou has restored the ( Id late o i lum
ber, and is a flotory for tbe lumber
meu and tbe rallioad oommisalous of
Oregon and Washington. While tbe
matter will no doubt be appealed to
tbe United States supreme court, yet
tbe old rate will be again In force
after Angnat 15, and will give new
coinage to tbe lumber business on
tbe coast, wbloh baa been almost at
a standstill sinoe tbe advance went
into effect. ' Whll- botb local mills
bave beeu running since tbe first of
tbe season, tbe business outlook baa
not beeu satisfactory, and tbe de
rlslon will stimulate trade.
NONE BETTER
IN PORTLAND
"There Is no bettei blacksmith
shop in tbe city of Portland tbau tbe
newly ariaoged shop of Snow St
Upson at tlood River," said a travel-
log man tbe first of the week who
makes all the towns in tbe atate.
While cf course .there are large ma
chine shops In that city, for exclusive
Diaoksmittiing and boraesboeing.ilood
Kiver stands at tne bead ot tbe list
Sinoe purchasing the building just
vacated by J. It. .Niokelsen, no paina
bave been spared to make tbe shop
oomniece. considerable new maobin
ery and tools bave been added and
tbe oapaoity of tbe plant largely in
creased, yet they are behind with
their oiders.
Tbe buildiug is very nicely airanged
for business. At tbe real ia the wood
woiklng department, under tba super
vision or w. ju. upsoo, and a rear en
trance makes it very convenient.
ltaok of tbe building is a new brirk
tire beating furnace, wbloh allows
an economical and even beating ot
me tire.
The main room Is 34x70 feet, while
(De exclusive corsesnoeing depart'
menc ocoapiea zixw feet. A new
power hammer weighing two tons,
with tbe hammer Itself 150 pounds,
has displaced the light trip hammer
in tbe old abop. This tool ia very
convenient for heavy oi even light
woik, aomg in a lew seconds what
would require many mlnutea by the
and sieoge.
Tvit nmm flraa malrln fr.ui. In all
...... ""'"I 111 all.
have been added to the new room, all
ot metal and cement, making them
absolutelyjsafe from Ore. A revolv
ing fun or blower for tbe fires, con
trolled by a lever, saves much hard
labor.
The bolt cutter was turning out
long rod bands for tbe iniuatlnn
ditob company, olass of work tb it has
been done by bnow t Upson tor some
time, and they are prepared to handle
any kind or dimouit, heavy or light
work. While Mr. tiuow bua geueral
supervision over tne tiacksmith work,
Tim Brodeur is bead blaoksmitb and
thoroughly understands his business,
ibe horseshoeing department, the
only exolulve shoeing shop in this
pail of tbe country, is presided over
ny L.ynn Uurtls, wbo, by tbe way.
waa married to Miss Sadie Lowe at
Vanoouver June 7.
Snow & Upson extend a oordial in
vuauon io tne puDiio to look over
tbelt abop.
A great ileal of meirlment was oona
aloued last week by tbe prank ol
local jokesmith at tbe expense
aome dozen or more local politicians
and prominent citizens. Nearly every
one woo is koown to aspire to an
office under tbe new Hood Kiver
county, shortly before No. 2 pulled
in last Tbuisday morning, received
tbe following message, in each case
marked "coutideotial":
Portland, Or., June 18, 1908
"Mr. , Hood Kiver, Or.:
"Meet me at tbe depot on No. 2 tbis
morning 1 wool I like to discuss
your rsudidxcy for county
(ilaie the office whs named. )
"UKOl.LiK E. CHAMBERLAIN,
"Uotcrnor."
Tbe tu ssage was received ly Hepub
licau aud Democratic aspirants alike,
What ocmiM he more timely? 'there
bas been enough rivalry over Ibe jobs
tr-he to put even tbe canldilatea "on
the suside track" on tLe anxious
seat; but beie s a message from
tbe man wbo will make the appoint
ments asking for a ' conUdentlal
cbat. So each candidate donned bis
bat with a light heart and made for
the depot to await No. 2, to Hod
tblr'.eoo other candidates awaiting the
arrival ot tbe genial (Jeorge hi. II
any suspicions were aroused they
were not deep enough to cause any ot
tbe aspirants to again scan tbeir
"telegrams" aod perhaps discover
tbat tbey were written on "sending"
Instead of "leoelvlog" blank.
Wbeu tbe tiaiu pulled In tbere waa
a wild dash foi the passenger coaches
and a deniaud to see the governor
But the governor waa not on tbe
train, so tbe oonductoi Informed
them and a search of tbe cars by tbe
doubtful ones oontlrmed bis state
ment.
Then tbe victims begau to "turn
hie" but one ot tbe geutlemen became
so engrossed In tbe search tbat ha was
carried on to Tbe Dalles.
Though the joke "leaked" and
spread over town tefore noon, tbe
Identity ot the autbora remains! niya
tery und they aie still iu tbe storm
cellar.
But tbe thought arises: Wbat
would have been tbe result bad tba
governor by accident teen on tbe
train?
BIG CELEBRATION
AT GRANGE PARK
Tbe big Fourth of July celebration
at Orange Park will be celebrated
Itb all the old time enthusiasm. It
is to be a joint celebration of city and
country, the city giving way this
year to tbe country. It will likewise
be tbe first celebration in Hood Kiver
county.
A Hue program is being arranged
for tbe ocousiou, and there will not
bo an irllo moment at tbe grounds all
day long. All the out door sports
will bave a place in tbe event of the
day, aud every one should attend.
(tango Park is well suited to tbe
occasion. Ibe tun acres ot oriiunda
give ample room for a pionio, while
it will be away from the dust and tur
moil ot tbe city, aud those wbo bave
not seen tbe park will bave a good
opportunity of doing so July 1.
COUNTY OFFICERS
ARE APPOINTED
A private message received vnatar.
day from tbe governor's private sec
retary says the following officers for
Uood River county bave beeu ap
pointed by tbe (loveruor:
Judge A. J. Derby.
Commissioners K J. Mf.lanap. anil
M. M. Hill.
Clerk Ueo. D. Culbertson.
Ireasurer V. C. Brook.
Sberlff-L. E. Morse.
Assessor J. P. Lucas. Cminnrln
Looks.
Suiveyor John Leland Henderson,
Supt. of Schools E. E. Coad.
Coroner Dr. Edgington.
LADIES LINEN DUSTERS
Second Floor
All Sizes, $1.50, $2 and $3
&e Paris Fair
"THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY"
NEW TRIMMED HATS
for ladies, misses und children.
Second Floor
New
Wash
Suits
For Uidies
We llflVe just Wei vi -d
,h new lot of Lj i dies'
Vink, .....1 w .:l l'I .
uuivo iiiiij i OH DKII'lh,
just the thin"- for
summer wear. Fresh from the factory
and right up in style and finish. Voil
Skirts in Black, Iirown, Tan and Mine for
$3.50 $4.00 $5.00
Washable Suits, Outinjr
Suits for up from
Suits mid Dress
$1.40 $2,2.50 $3 $5 $7
An .1-1 fittert imakeany changes required
We frnarnntee i. norfWr. fit.
I special sales prices elsewhere.
iq'naNBsnsnsnSr
Men's and Ladies' Oxfords
You will want a inVe
forth' 4th mikI we -aii supply
w.-iii t. Any l iii'l . mi Oxt'i.n
riiildreiiV .Misses'.' Hoy's,
Men's. H-r i - i i r up fi r ni 50c
comfortable Oxford
that very
you want,
Ladies'
or
in
See our Viiici f r some big bargains
short b'tir hs i;i
Summer Dress
Goods
Pieces worth from $ 1 up to $1.90
for, your choice ,
Pieces worth from 70c up to $1,
for ..
Other pieces on our remnant counter
the same big saving.
We am showing the finest assortment of
Summer Dress Goods in the city. If you
want something right nice for your 4th of
July gown just step in find let us show
you. Our prices are below the so-called
93c
53c
at
1IIVrlS I I hVM AMU :
unviui vLLiLunuu ifcstrzzai anu la' if-
nirc c itfrau r I rl
UlLJ JJUUUILI u 7t
Stnte Encampment, U. A. R.
Ibe Hood River delegation left
Monday tor Newport, where tbe an
nual eucampment of tbe U. A. K. and
W. K. U. will last all week. Com
mander a. b Illy tbe and daughter
left fMonday morning, spendug tbs
a ay in rortlund with E. H. Hlytlie
nuu lamiiy. ioe most or tbe crowd,
however, left on the afternoon train.
A apeolal oar was run fiom Portland
inrougn to laqulua.
Among those wbo atleuded from
Jiooa Juver were: Utate Commander
3. K. Wythe and daughter, Post Com
mander U. K. Castuer and wife, J. L.
Ulount and wife, J. A. Wilson and
wire, W. 11. Chapman und wile, Mes
damei Monroe,Jtelcsou,Uill aud Moe.
A Uood Service.
(Sixteen new members wore received
inio (tie fliethodlst ohurob on last
Sunday morning. Twelve were re
oelvd from probation aud four by
letter. This makes an luorenoe of
over eighty sinoe last Ootober. Or.
Lathrop, the pagfor, is having spleu
did sucoesa and is preaching to large
congregations.
A True SI osier Story.
One day last week an old rattler
oame luto a chicken yard after some
tblng to eat. One of tbe chickens
beard bis rattles aud oame to see wbat
It was. The snake oolled iin und
looked wise, but as soon as tbe ben
got near enoueb. tbe snake nave
jump and bit the ben right in tbe
eye. inis made tne ben mad and so
battle began. By this time tbere
were about a dozen obiokeua around
and they all pitohed in. When It was
ii over, tbe snake bad its rattles all
plotted otf and it was so badly beat
up tbat it oould scarcely move. Tbere
weie two or three hena lnlnrnil a Ilk.
tie bit but they are all well by tbla
time.
Horn.
To Mr. aud Mrs. Perry Wlla .1 II II A
9. boy.
To Mr. and Mis. C. U. Oakin, June
12, a boy,
Peterson-llrown.
Mr. John Peterson and Miss Kiunia
llrovn were united In morriage at tbe
M. K. parsonage ou Wednesday even
ing Juue 17. l)i. Lathi op performed
the ceremony.
A measage waa received veaterdav
that Orover Cleveland died at hit
noma at 8:;hj While be baa been
quite ill lor sometime, it waa thought
ue was on ioe roaa to recovery, and
. L. 1 "
tue eoa came aa a surprise and
shock to tbe country.
PINE GROVE
Cail Johnson is reouperatina at the
not springs.
J. L. Hendersen and family of Bin
gen, Wash., spent Sunday with rela
tlvea here.
Wilson Fike and wife were in Port
land tbl week looking over plana of
nouses, iiiey anticipate buildlu
soon.
Dr. llouse and family, ot Spokane,
Wash., are spending their vacation at
tbe farm.
Ueo. Lehman returned last week to
bli home In Iowa.
We learn that tbe Granger are to
give a dance in their ball ou tbe even
ing of tbe rnurth ot July. ,
Kev. branstetter has beeu quit
iok. Dr. Duinble was oalled Huudav
ignt.
A very eujoyable day was spent tv
iuone present at tm- all day meet I u
of the Aid last week.
quarterly meetlug servicea were
held at tbe church luosday evening,
Kev. Kkipwortb beiDg present aud
giving tbe address.
Ibe next meeting of the Ladies
Aid will be eleotioo of officers. All
members are requested to be present
aud help plan foi tbe future enter
tainmenls 'or tbe benefit of a parson
age fund. Tbe meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon, July 2, at the
oburob.
Tbe exercise, "Hearts of Gold
give-i by tbe children Sunday morn
iug under tbe leadership ot Mrs,
Mabel Lege with Miss Kadford at tbe
orgau was excellent, lhe children
dressed to represent Mother Earth,
Rain aud Dew, ibe Dandelion, Apple-
blossom, Johuoy-jump-up, Forget-ms
uot, HeuriB-ease, Water Lily, Clover
aud Rose with tbe angel of flowers
robed iu white were beautiful. Lit
tie Eliot Keuuedy as a sunbeam did
the prt a marshall of the Howeis to
perfeotiou. The church was very
tastily decorated by Mesdames Camp
bell, iirausteiter and uavis.
Advertised letter List.
Ulaakwell, 8irah Mrs; Carter, Jaue;
Cooper, Alice Miss; Curry, May
Kilua: Uavis. w. a. Mrs.; &uot.
Sibyl Mrs.; Klllut, Isabella; Frisee,
Susan U. ; Uarfae, Frank Mrs. ;
(lillette, Kdna Miss; Jobunou, Ida
Mies: Jouea, luria Mrs.; mm, Ida
Mrs ; Mcey, MHy Miss; Stone, Sid
ney Mrs. (2); W he let, Susie Mrs.;
Voung, Mrs. W. Li. ; Anderson, A.
K. ; Aston. J nek; Hiokuicie, N. D. ;
Cooper, J L; Davis. V P; Dodsou. L;
Dreher. U. ; Ual, Mr. ; rigge, Alien;
Ferguson, U. L. ; Klsber, Hurt; Uropp,
lleory; llaritor, W. hi jlltirlburt, C. ;
Jones, Fred; Kelley, 8. K. ; Kinura,
v ; Klppota, jnbn; nouig, u. r. ; Le,
Rings of All Sizes
ale
Clearance
of
Men's Hats
Another new lo of the latest shapes and
colors in Telescope, Golf, Flatiron, Greco
or Stiff Hats, in Brown, Black, Gray or
Tan. STRAW HATS of every descrip
tion from a garden Hat for 10c up to the
finest Panama.
Oakdale Greenhouse
Cut flowers and plants at Keir & Cass.
Choice Roses Shrubs, Vines A Gladiolas.
White Wyandotte Eygs for Setting
from Mated Pens $1.50 & $2 00.
Fletcher & Fletcher.
$14.75
Clothing'
at
&e Togg'ery
YYE are crowd-
" ed for
and we
money.
room
need the
0
Men's and young
men's suits of this
season's purchase
good patterns,
good styles, good
values up to $15
all go now at-
$9.75
To close out.
pOR suits good
values up to
$20.00 now-
$14
.75
We must reduce
our stock to make
room for new
goods. All boys'
two piece $5-suits
now
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fnrnlnbed Rooms For Rent: down towns
moderate rent. Inquire at 282 Oak HI. if
J 'lit' 8uleA No" ' Jtney'.o- Bruno Kram.
J-i8t - lllnck Cocker upafllel pnp. Hniall
whitonp.il on breast and right hlud leg liaa
rliiK worm. Return to Tbe Club lor reward.
J 18.
KOR SA I.K-Otie.horse wagon, spring, et,
toiiKUFHnd Khal'ts. Also heavy slnsleUarneiiH.
John Radllir, lielmont. jn
For Sale Good familv linnui mm(U mnA n.it
afraid of automobiles, also bugsy and harness.
K. H. oshow. The Toggery. jul 16
For Kale Wishtnar ta retira fmm hnalnMtt t
will sell the Waucoma Hotel at a bargain. P. F.
Fouts. jui it
good aa new, cost $60.
jui ie
Eor Sale Kimbal organ.
R J. Kills. Belmont.
$395
You will save big money on clothing by buying it at
Ue Toggery
r
wregon n
n Hood River - - - -
JICZZDC
Finest Gold
William; MoKinney, Earl; MoPealc,
A.; Michael, U. W. ; Morrlon,
rank; NeaL Alfred n. ; reirsou, J
Jr. ; Oulvey. Don; Kitten bouse.
Clarenoe; Kobera, George 'i); Koz-
noisky, Ant. ; Savage, Fiank; Steph
ens, F. C. ; Stewart, W. T. ; Tsylor,
Henry A.; Turner, Carl; luriell,
liurke; Westoott.
Wui. M. Yates.
P. M.
Artistic
HAZEL WOOD
Special Ice Cream
Calendar
C. P. Ross, Agent
Are here for all purposes. Signet, Engagement, Wedding and Memorial Rings
ARTHUR CLARKE
Jeweler and Optician Next Door to Postoffice
Season of VMS. Special Prices made on
Application.
Plain Ice Cream
Vauila; Strawoerry, Chocolate, Lemon,
Orankf, Itauana, Pineapple, Pistachio,
Rose, and Piach, Apricot and Raspberry
in season.
Special Ice Cream
June 28 Special Brick, Peach Ice
Cream (from the fresh fruit).
Special Bulk Peach Ice Cream (from
the frvsli fruit).
JULY 5 Special brick, red, while and
blue. Special bulk, lemon smooth.
District Clerk's Finaucial Statement, School
District No. 3.
Cash on hand at time of making bat annual report June 19. 1907
Receipts
Received from County Treasurer from district tax
Received from County Treasurer from county si-hoo'l fund ' ' '
Received from County Treasurer from state school fund '
Received from rate bills and tuition
Received from sale of bonds and warrants
Received reserve fund 1907 acet. warrant and interest'
Received loans from bank
Received taxes G. D. No. 4
$ 48 84 5!L
Total
Disbursements
. 164.278.64
'aid for rent of rooms and site...... '
I bm4 fnr mnA L1 .....I; -
aid for repairs and improving grounds. . . . .
raid for new school houses and sites '""
?pw.ntipilJntere"t of bond ,nd b'kioan;::::::
Paid for clerk's salary ..... 1 .. "
"aid for janitor v
PiH tnr all ntk r....-..
Cash on hand, acct. building fund!'.!!."!'.!'.!!!!! ."
For Sale A fine tnt tiniiM .hMn .
furniture. Across the street from c.h'm ratnr'
residence. Call at 6:30 or Sunday. Geo. 8 Martin.
jull
KOIt SALK-Twn mure Anita, am vmv i .1
ITS for the two, or 36 and Hb separate. Vun.
tlik'ra, Alt. Hood. tf
For SKle Good Jersey cow; gentle; bargain.
. .1. (iMidnungli, route 1. Home Phone, jll
Kok KAl.K .Team and wasron harness, team
coin lug four and Ave, weigt, about 2CO0. K.
c. ijove, rouie jg
For Hale or KxchftmrA-Knnoh nfMMM. in
Dukes Valtev. about tt mllM nni T a.M
cleiuwl. Price, tm). J. W. Wiedrtck, David,
son liulldliig. ji
NAdll ABA A N1NOM1YA HTORFJ.i.an.
ese gioorlca, cigars ana lobneco. Kniplojeis
pleaHfi uotlty lor Japanese farm bands. P. O.
box MM, Hood Kiver, Oregon. augliU
FOR HALE Fox Terrier Pu- a. the Hneatths
money can buy. From registered stock. Hire
anil tum took twotlrnt and two second prizes
at 1'. i tlrttid Kennell Show. Kocklnrd Store,
ni21j 18 Hood Kiver, Ore.
FOR BALK Hlngle Harness and Top Buggy
In good condition. J. E. Malory, I'lioue Imt lv
When In need of a Suit or Clothes It will pay
you to see H. P. Allen, miles from town,
on Belmont Road, representing Rose A. Co.,
Chicago. Ten year experience in measuring.
Lost Lady's gold nutgat pin, In form of
bow knot. Return to Bert Uranam for reward .
FOR SALK.-Good work team for sale rea
sonable. Klppa Orchard Co. Tel. Mt, Hood
oxl. T.f.S. j t
FOR BALK-.2 2nd hand buggles.set of buggy
harnens, cheap. Transfer Llve-y Co. Ji
Lost Eye glasses in case, on Tncker bill,
about three weeks ago. Return to tilacler
olllce for reward. 4
. yfrilfcNT-Two Large Rooms suitable for
Light Housekeeping, close in, nice grounds.
Apply Mine Abbott Millinery Store. J4
new Hpring Wagon with
, Very suitable for haul.
win tie sold cheap, on
ai Kocaiora store,
Jl
FORHALK Nearh
a bu;gy top attached
ing berries or apples.
time If desired. Apply
Hood River, Ore.
FOR HALE One Pony, Harness and Top
Buggy. Pony gentle for lady lo drive or tMe.
Price, 8110, J. E. Maloy, Phone IDB-K. Jl
I." 1 1 J Ll t I II I . j .
runaabii uih irn nn-nnnn mi
three years and cost. ivs new uri7r;
nv. a. nuaari, pnoue laiii-M.
y, used
ell tor
Jl
Wanted.
WANTED-Lad v with two lilt l .i-i. iku
""'l " private family in the country (Hood
....r. ,v, tue sti miner, lerms must
be rertMinable. Address, nrwiimata. si, uuii
HI., Portland. Ore. 5
W'Hlltid Man In unnnlnt k ......
to soil slock for a large timber and Inmhw
co. Liberal eniiiiiiiKsloni. fim u..u...hiM
Hl'tg.. Portland. Oregon. J
pacaillM, awuu. Haj ul tAAi. c i
Ul'UtfOU.
IUI l.uti.g oi
For Hale-SuUU note, due J una 1. 1D..H. Libarul
dlHvuuut il sold soon. C. K. Lluihucum.ronm
ii, BroslusBlk. Jg
164.278.6
JULY l'.-Special brick, vanilla an.l
chocolate with walnut center. Special
bulk, walnut ice cream.
JULY 1'J-Special brick, Manhattan
PiuUliiiH renter between layerl .(
vaniU ii-e cream.
Wantawl Tn P... I i . . . .
.. - . - h. niwini nuw w lurnunea
houaskeepinr nom by family of two. Address
uiwur vun jig
Wanted (Jraiukr.tr,., w. k-
.uv.w. j uu i ! mar.
red couple. Address Z, Glacier effic. ju
For Sain-1(1 Inrii wood, nine or flr- K n..
J. a"
F.ir Sal--oi. ( .h'..ned pie cherries
Kpplng. Phone K. cnerrles-
n to Miss Teal; had on halter and tie strap- left
t h. place of W. H. Marshall near Dee JuS I lit"
Wanted-Married man to work on fruit farm:
wil. b. furnislud a wtfortable house: good position
forhratlasaman. Address R. H Ghuranice!
For Sale-Dark bav mars, wt ahnnt. im. i
old, well broke double or single, does not fear
autos or cars. Phone 201 ru. c. T. Roberta 11
Wauii'd-JoOi). Loan wanted, to run one or
more vears. l E. LinthuMim mnm vi hn,
8lus Btk jg
WanUxl-A gil l to do general housework.
Trun:au llulici.
Mrs.
Lost-Smsll black hsi.d bag containing ladies' .
ear ruigs, uuoi key and money. Return fGiacier
ohice aau receive reward. jiti
Lost-Rubber plush-lined laprobe.
R. H. Wallace or phone liH-M.
Return to
116
. Iot-Small black raffle handbag Sunday, on the
hill, above the Christian Church. Return to the
Glacier Office. ju ig
ADMINISTRATOR'S JiOTICE TO
CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for Wasco County, on June
19. law. regularly appointed the undersigned ad
ministrator of the estate of L- T Odell. deceased.
All persons having claims against the estate of
thn deceased, are hereby required to present them
with the proper vouchers therefor, to the under-
aiontft mt k. .a... l.l t . I i . .
" . v. w. tfunn juewna nenaerson.
attorney for the estate, at Hood River. Orawun.
..........,..........,,, Liiauauitii wis awuec
Dated this 24th day of June. 1908.
J25-Jia M. M. RUSSELL, Administrator.

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