The Hood River glacier., October 15, 1908, Page Two, Image 2

About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933

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TLpuD RivH GUUlsMMUMPA?. OOTOBaR 15, 903.
f
Snob ftwir (Blaricr
Iiwued Every Thursday by
ARTHIR D. MOE. Publisher.
Through a telegram received trom
Indianapolis, where tbe national A iso
lation of- Funeral Director bate jutt
clntei tbeir cession, comet tbe oewi
that tbli association bat chosen Port
land for ita 1!9 ooDveotiun, tbe Alas
ka -Ykon-PaMtle (Exposition being one
of the factoia In making this dVelafon
Ker. Herbeit Fiank Molton, ot Did
dtfuid, Maine, one ci tbe bog! known
. lecturer iu the runntry, ii featmlng
bis leoluieon the 1'aritlo Nortliwect
and the Oregon Development League,
in pnoueciion with the cnmmecrial
bo.lie.sot 'Hihingtcn, ling furnished
llluhtratins glides of extraordinary
at tract Ivcupm.
It ia evident that Judge John H
Scott, Preaident of tbe state Good
Koads Aaeooiation ia not letting tbe
grass grow under bis teet lo pushing
tbe Good Koads movement. Meet
Ings bave been already for at Tb
Dalles, Dofur. lleppner and otber
eastern Oregon towns and tbe move
ment ia meeting with enthusiasm.
Tbe fact tbat Grants Pass apples
won the first prizes on tbe principal
varieties of tbat fruit at tbe district
fair beld at Medford recently, adds
impoitant algniQcanoe to tbat seo
tlou as an apple growing country.
Tbe action ot tbe Medoid fair man
agers in ignoring Grants Pasa by not
inviting it to exhibit, has caused
considerable feeling in tbe prosper
ous Josopbine county city, and right
ly. If tbey oa n grow better applea
at Grants Pass than they can at Med
ford the latter ought to bonestly ac
knowledge it and take tbeir defeat
philosophically aniltfraoloiisly.
Active publicity work bus resulted
in snob an Influx of people In the
more active com uunit!ei of the Paoldo
Ncrcbwest that bruMiug tbe newoom
er has really become a serious prob
lem In some of the town,. New ies-
ideuoes are being erected as rapidly as
possible, and rented loug in advance
of tbeir completion. In some of tbe
trult dis' riots, cars loaded with bouse
bold goods are occupying tbe tracks
and tbe delay In tbeir unloading Is
making tbe oroburdisis apprebonsita
as to trackage for tbeir fiuit sbip-
monts. .
CRAPPER.
Miss viviau Ki lienor, ot i latskaulo,
Orogou, alter ttpeudiug seseral days
visiting witb tier auut, Mrs. J. A.
English, left for linuie oue day of this
Week.
The Crappor Ladies' Aid Hoolety
do I re to render tbeir thanks lo Mrs.
Goddard and her pupils tor tbo very
enjoyable eutertaiurueut giveu by
them lit the Oak Grove Hall on Fri
day evDiiinK of taut week. When it U
known that Mrs. Goddard is "to tbe
foie" no comments are necessary.
Jler talents as an elocutionist bave
bean recognized in this ootntnuuity
for several years. It is enough to say
tbat the program was a good nun, and
that it was mndered in tbe fluent style
of the art. The receipts amounted
to tlfiy dollars and twenty six cents.
Twenty-two Orapierltes atteuded
tbe fair at The Dalles on Hood Klver
day.
'
(J ood Slum
A muttioBl comedy that was full of
humorous situations and witb more
pint than tbe usual musioal was
"Ma's New HuBband" aa given at tbe
opera bouse last evening. The oast
was a good one throughout and tbe
musiu was all up to date and catchy.
Tbe attiaotion was among tbe best
witnessed here this year. Blooming
ton, 111., PantBgrapb.
ioble Mill Destroyed by Fire
Tbe WO.OOO saw mill plant located at
Goble, which was owned by II. F.
Davidson and others burned early
Sunday morning entailing a loss to
the company of $15,01X1. Kite thou
sand dollars of this mount It covered
by insurance. The company was for
tunate In saving 700,000 teet of lum
ber which was piled in tbe yard and
wbicb wat bat reoently moved away
from the mill. It is thought that tbe
boilers and engine of the plant may
not be seriously injured by tbe Ore
but until closer examination can be
made this cannot be determined.
The plant bad reoently been put In
fine working condition. Mr. David
ton went to Goble Monday to visit tbe
scene ot the flie and to ooufer witb
the iuHuranoe adjusters. Investiga
tion has as yet failed to determine
tbe oauae of tbe tire.
GRANTS PASS APPLES
WIN AT MEDFORD
Grants Pass earried oS the honors
at tbe Medford tair but she bad
mighty bard time getting ber goods
displayed soys tbe Hogoe River Cour
ier. Tbe people at Medford apparently
forgot tbat tbe legislature provided
for a Josephine and Jackson county
fair and net only ignored Josephine
county but Jackson oounty a well and
made it a Medford atthir. No invi
tations were sent out to exhibitors
elsewhere and no premium lists were
d tat i bated.
lint Grants Pans truits take I be
prizes wherever they are txl.ibited
and tbe judge at tbe Meillord fair
were compelled to award tbeiu the
prize in this instance. George A.
Hamilton, liviug at t'ruitdale, three
miles southeast or town sent over a
hastily prepared exhibit of apples tbe
evening before the fair opened and
made eleven entries, lie received ten
piizes, seven firsts, one second and
two tbiids. Tbe list follows:
First prize, Upltzenberg. Hrat prize
Baldwins. First prize, Wlxen. First
prize Khode Island Greening. First
prize Arkansas Black. Kit at Prize
Lawyer. First prize Hed Cheek Pip
pin. Second prize Ben Davis. Third
prize King. Third prize, on best apple
display.
11. C. liatebam formerly of this city
who is now oouuty fruit inspector of
Josephine county and wbo attended
i be fair at Medford witb the inten
tion of boosting a little for Giants
Pass and tbe couutiy geneisliy was
turned down. On bis return Mr.
liatebam said to a representative of
tbe Courier.
"I am moved to remark tbat Med
ford and Grants Pass should bave
more of a oo-opeiative spirit between
tbem, rather than feeling of jealousy
and spite.
"Giants Pass should bave beeu boo
oerd by having an invitation commit
tee tent to tbem oa was done to Ash
land an otber towns. Scarcely Buy
one in Grants Pass knew that there
was to be a fair at Medford, much
less thought of making au exhibit
'here, whereas last year Grants Phhs
spent f 18.50 at Medford for advertis
ing and got back ill 75 iu adinitsitm
fees and no exhibits. lulu reur,
striving to return auud for evil, out
people witb no solicitai iuu or pie
in I u in lists got together a su all ex
hibit and attendad the tuir tn t!ie
uuiuber of about 100
A Curd to 'he Public
We respectfully announce lo tbe
leople of Hood Kivtr ml viciuity
(and especially tie ladiet) tbat out
novelty store on 2nd ttieet, buck 1 1
tbe Waiicoma llotul Is uow npen for
business, where we oarty a stuck ft
New Inventoits in useful luitidy biuite
bold utensils and invite tbe t eupic,
esneeilaly tbe Ikdlee, to drop in while
nut shopping aud a low ns to deuiou-
strale tbe usefulness if our uui'dt
wbicb we will take pl.iBbtue Iu doing.
Come iu and ask mietstions.
are bete to stay
Ut-m eel fully,
1'iiltermu Bros
COFFEE
Your grocer must sell
poor coffee; we can't all
be comfortable; but he
needn't sell it to you.
Your f roctr returns jrsur noser if you don't
Ilk SchlMnr'i Bast; pa; hiu.
Fine Knluriuliiiiiciit at ('rapper
Tie literary aud niunle.nl nrouram
rendered by Mis. Louise Goddaid aud
pupils at Oak Grnve Hull on Friday
night was keenly aiipreolntod by t
large gathering of Crapper's bent people.
Mrs. Goddard a render luu of "Two
Loves and a Life" by Jouquiu Miller,
wan most skillfully ItnperFouated, and
was gieatly appreciated by all. Tbe
ease grace and great power Mrs. God
daid has of interpreting tbe ideas of
the author, puts ber iu a cluus bv her
self.
Miss Kva Yates did so well imper
sonating "Grandma's Minuet" tbat
she reoeived a beaity eucore.
Miss Alberta Stateu shotted iiroat
skill and careful training iu the ren
dition ot some of tbe masterpieces of
classical music, as well as pleasing ex
pression In the simpler themes of the
sentimental school; her rendition of
"Lei Kameaux", (Tbe alms), una es
pecially pleasing aud besought a
bearty encore.
Miss lva Wilkeuson In "Tbe Volun
teer Organist" made oue feel the
tramp had a soul, aud tbe church of
today failed to exteud its olHces as
it should to tbe weak outcasts of so
ciety. Miss Wilkensou was heartily
euoored.
Altogether it was a most socessful
entertainment.
Let me drink of the spirit of that
sweet aound
More, oh morel I am tbirstiug yet!
It loosens tbe teipeut which caie
has bound
Upon my heart to stifle It;
The dissolving strain, thru every
vein,
Passes into my heart and brain.
Aa tbe soeot of a violet withered up
Which grew by the brink of a silver
lake,
When tbe hot uoou had drainod its
dewey oup.
Those woids of Shelly's can hardly
express the feeling ot those wbo
diank in tbe sweet harmonics creat
ed by Miss Alber'.a Ktsten upon the
piano. Miss Stuteu plajed both class
ical and popular musio equally well.
T. S. C.
We have a full line of RUBBERS
All sizes and kinds for men,
women and children.
&f)e Paris Fair
"THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY"
UMBRELLAS of every descrip
tion from a neat little umbrella
for the child up to the largest size
for men and in price from 35c,
45c, 75c and up.
U'e ml yen poiirrwe m il you titlit
in quantity to !i me you quitr;
Just let it know how much you'dike
In your iHrrrtion quirk vr;ll hike!
THE LIGHT A- WATER CO.
SPECIAL
Ladies Swiss
Ribbed Union
Suits
weight,
iMcd'uin
light floocoil. color
civil in; aizt'H 4, ."
andO. A very nice
weight garment
for this season of
the year. Special
price, the
suit
Special
Heavy Shoes for
Boys
Something that will give wear and
are a good buy any time,
up to $2.00. Special
the pair
Values
$1.40
23c
Special
Ladies heavy fleece lined Hose
Fast color, double heel and toe. A Ifose that
we wll regularly for 1 5c a pair, and it is a snlen-
Special for one week only
did value for loc too.
commencing October, 15, the pair..
lOc
We also have a full line of
FOOTWEAR
For Ladies, Girls, Men and Boys.
We ha ve them in all widths leath
ers, low medium or high cut. Shoes
for dress wear, for comfort wear or
hard winter wear. Shoes that will
stand the wet wtather as well ns
the dry. Shoes for Ladies
and
up
90c, $1.25, $1.50, $2
Shoes For Men up from
$1.50, $2, $2,50, $3
Men's Suits
and Overcoats
Do not forget that we
are showing the finest
line of men's suits nd
overcoats ever dis
played in the city.
You can easily afford
a new suit that is
made right up in style,
fabric and color when
you can get such
values as we are show
big for
$8, $10 &
They are equal
those you usuallv
for $12 to .f 18. "
in oven-oats we iiavi
a 113' kind you want
suitable for any oc
casion from a $5.00
coat up to the Hart,
Schaffner & Marx
Coats. There is noth
ing better than these.
I
torn-1
$12 amm. a
Copyright 1908 ! Hail Sthifl'nrr fc Mini
Mm mm
f PEE
' You can carry it about and care
2
flw Wick
as high as you can there's no
danger as low as you please
there's no smell. That's
because the smokeless device
prevents smoke or smell
that means a steady flow of
glowing heat for every ounce
of fuel burned in a
'afTBT
oh n
(Eqaippcd will) Saokeltjs Device)
for it iust as easily as a larrm.
Brass oil font holds 4 quarts burning 9 hours. Handsomely fin
ished in japan and nickel. Every heater warranted.
The
R&yb Lamp d
adds cheeriness
the long
winter evenings. Steady,
brilliant light to read, sew or knit by. . Made of
brass, nickel plated, latest improved central draft
burner. Every lamp warranted. If your dealer can
not supply Perfection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp
write our nearest agency for descriptive circular.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
natm
1 jiJ J
1 '
11 G
Wanted To borrow JiiflO on aood unim
proved 40 acre tract of fruit land iu tli White
Salmon Kor further particuiara addreaa U,
Ularler office. u
Kor Hale Young pig, 8 week old. fiaplee .
K.nqulreofl'titerMohr, Phone IDI.ilx., oil
Wanted Housekeeifr on rnncli eln In on
Ka-I Mdi-. Man, little girl, II iikmiIIu old
lialiy. au Irens M. K., caru lilacler. If
K...
WlM).',
token
Hia-Kl'
'e-A In rxu quantity of in Inch plue
i;n4 fnol oak; will bo sold cha If
i mice us we nee I the ciiKli full ul
I -lore or I'tion,! Itux lloniv. oUl
Kor Sat ( i.mil ul dmtiile llxht wagon liar,
nrsa. IIjmI hul liille wear and wMI tie kiM
i lirap. mi al ItiickfurU xtore; Home phuiiii
1X4-X.
Kor Male-Vty Interest 111 th hhwiiiIII bunt
uess at Mt. IliNid. A bargain for Home one
If lakin at onif. Ueo. M. Wihurl, Mt. Hood,
i)n gi-ii. riuni!' Nn. 2".
Km S.ilc Two Kimim of horsea. Weliiht of
eai-li i 1 1 1 hIi. ml 12 or l;l hundred; Kemli-;
.' i ll auited for oichiiril mid lurin work.
I.'. Ii. (laze, HikmI Ulver. I'll. me IU.VM.
sirayi d- A Jeraey hHfer with inotnl tag In
ear n.iiiki .1 2it) " Ownei i-au have name by
i iiiiiii uiiiciitiinr wim Kilut Wiaid, odeli and
.u I ng coal. Phone Karnierii 81.
I o!-A red luldli n (,ik ket luaik. and iiirui.
i I. ti : ii book. Kwui n to W II. AUHllll tor
riwiiid. f v
The Sensation of Two Continents
it
The
D
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At the Opera House
Tuesday Evn'g', October 20
Kt'served v,t sae opens Snturday inornmo: at t)
o'clock at Clarke's Prug Store. Trices M."i and ,r0 centc.
Kescrved scats 75 cents....
D
out Miss It
Reliable Watches
From the finest Gold, down to the inexpens
ive Silver, or Nickel case.
Beautiful little Chatelaine affairs that warm
the hearts of the ladies.
Everything or anything that should be found
in a High Class Jewelry Store, may be found here
and at prices that are very modest.
ARTHUR CLARKE
U)e Watchmaker and Jeweler
Attention
Fruit Growers
Send ns your orders for fruit
boxes at the low price of
$10.00 per 100 for apple boxes
$ 5.00 per 100 for peach boxes
We can also furnish shb
wood for 50c per cord at mill
or .1.U.) per cord delivered
on ears at Lentz Station.
Can make delivery at once.
PINE GROVE BOX & LUMBER CO.
Pine Grove, Ore.
HOJRSESFORSALE
One span black.. ISO lbs.. 7 vm. old; one
anan aorreln, i:m lb, 7 and ym. old; al. o aev
eral othejx, I Ani to ltttt Itw., all for nu e cheap.
nu Nhellry Hon, Canon, W uah., or pbone
W. K. Yoiiiik, nhoue list. Udell.
E. A. Fuller, of Madison. Wis . wai
here sevenil (Ihts this weob looklua
tbe ralley with view to lootin
bere.
LKSTKIl PAUL
Leading man witb the Alcazar Slock Co., In ''Ilia Wire
Houso, Fiirtay vBt Oetohor 16th
The local opening of tbe Alouzm
Stock Co , lu Hood Kiver urxt t'ri
day night, Octotier 10, promises to be
I he theatrical eveut ot tbe tendon.
Their opeoiuR bill. "Mia Wire's Hob
by," ia one nt Ibe brightest and nicKt.
amualng comedies that has appeared
io years. It baa a long New Vork and
London record behind it and so far
on its first trip to tbe coast haa been
a H.ibby." Opera
ru eung with pheuotnenal success.
MmiBtfer Hbsiuiih lia1" turrotinded M
O. l.tNtcr Paul in the title role and
Miss Hurbortbe leading Indy with one
or the olevereet orpRtiiZHtioua in tbe
country, aud it tlieit recr.rd ii the
iHst mouth on the coast Is ft iter-
Ion they will have a perl'"'! Iioubb
next Friday night, October KMi.
...Hood River's Leading Druggist..;
f Filling Prescriptions ffn
W"' 1l,re tru with satisfaction to MJi
MJ IkjIIi patient ami physician is assured if bfe?
Ll ou leave your prescription witii us.
, We have gniniHl roputntion for relia- -ji r i
' bility by supplying JJj)
Pure Fresh Drugs .
In all our prescriptions. When you CsS
bring your proscriptions here you a'e CC jQL
sure of ideal set-ice. v?v55
THE GUtltR PHARMACY, chen. clarke
HOOD RIVER, OREGON'
Tea Kettle Specials
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
it
Ci'Ul
a i'
No. 8 Nickel plated full weight copper
No. 8 extra heavy blue & white enamel
No. 8 Gray enamel, good quality
$1.25
$1.00
75c
This week
$1.00
80c
65c
OUR OBJECT
YOUR OBJECT
To reduce stock
fore moving.
To save money.
be-
AT
FRANZ' HARDWARE
I-. i Hull Kif-li ori.v, f.iur vtai-H old, tonrtli
.leiw.t. ht - u tnuli.1 nnil u giMMl milker.
Nnw (flviiig nbiiiit tlirve g.IUm pr diiy.
Aiyji-n bux t 7, It F I Nu i o'.-i
Kit KiiIc No. :i Hlmi pp Hcpurulor lu itood
wiiikiiiKiinlii HMlciiii llil.nl, chfHp. Apply
liy nmll i It K Ii No. 2, box 2(H, or teleuliona
INKi-K. II. Tni'kur. cii
Uiki Sinnll tnirnl Ifiilher ntket bouk, ci.n
tnlnliiir pin mid pilii yiime heart. Item mi to
'llrcii r. lor rewar.l. n23
Kor SmU 5 shorthorn calves, aic 2 to I
ini.nllis, 8 hellers imU 2 ee,r, all for SKI Man
with hay him a kihxI tiling, ( nine and nee
them. r head nf heef i-altle, nave tbcin up
Sunday. .J. 1'. lllllstroni. 2
A dress-. iiikinit school will b opened In
your uit) utiniil October 2ii. Make your own
garim-nth while learning under aupervislon
of refined OHpable liidy. Kor partlculain
addiem Mi. I..B. H. Heunett, I'orllimd, Ore.
Wanted Four teamn to haul wood, at Hum.
initHldliiK Knquire tl. W. Dlckerson, Wan
eouia Hotel. 0
Wanted BrlKht tioy to learn printer tr de
Oood woues loMtart. Apply Hiacier oflice.
Kiunil I'lime on hi reel Kalurdav. owner
can have aine at liuiler hauk by proving
property and paying for thin notice. uii
For Kale-Horse and barnewt. Call or phone
J. A. Hodses. oa!
tior.Snle Mrs. Ilrayford wishet to inform
the lovers of pure Plymouth Kock chickens
that she haa a few choice young room era and
pulleta for sale. Tliew are from the stock
that was exhibited s.The Dalle show Febru
ary 27, 1U08, and captured two second aud one
uoc morn rouitry Yards. Hood
special prize.
hi vet
o'J9
For Male-Grapes for Jelly, 2 cents a pound'.
J. Adrian Epping. Fiioue 1W2.K
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior Land Office at
T lie Dalles, Oregon, o. 7tb, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
LUTHER WINTHKR,
of Mosler, Oreiton, mho, on Aug. i, 1907, made
b'.NWU. Section 13, Township i N., Range
11 fc... Willamette Meridian, haa tiled notice
or intention tomake final commutation proof
to establish claim to tiieland above described
before Register and Receiver at The Dalles
Oregon, on the lBih day of November, 1SKW '
Claimant names as wilnesses: Nate Slur.
gess.CiiHrlesHenDett,I.ee Hunter aud H 11
Nellsou, all of Mosier, Oregon
... V. W. MOORK,
o1juIJ Register.
ln..,he ';"nty,Conrt of the State of Oregon for
Hood Kiver Coumy.
In the Matleroi ilieUuardiansliip of Verdle
Arden Runcorn, a minor.
nereoy given that under and by
virtue ofan order duly made and entered In
the above entitled court aud cause ou tbe 5ih
day oi oetola-r, 19,8, the underslgiiad tbe
guaidiau of Verdle Arden Runcorn, a minor
iii.!". i ,h r ,T"er m,iltn dy of November
liwti, se l tbe fo lowing descrllied premlaes be
I 'liKliu lo ssid utluiiraiid situated in Hood
River Unuuly, uregon, to wit:
Beglni.tng at Hie quarter section corner (a
roeki set at the iiii,..n., r . h. ?r. ("
ihi ,H"od1lu"1 " 'ber county roads ou
i iS?."'1fl!?u",1"r5'",rtt!C""n . In Township
i Nor h of Range u tiist, W. M , Hood Kiver
Uninty, Oregou, and running thence south
up the center otssld wu.uy load along the
west line of Daves Livers land, lu.tf chains to
t hesoutnwest corner of said Ulver laud and
t?i!V !'. '" '"'"nif ' the tract herelncoo
ve ed; thence east I t.t.a cbaius along the south
lineol said Divers l.m.l i.. n,. ,.? ...... "1
ssid south line with the west line ot John it
tiosby anil, aud being Hie southeast corner
of said Divers land: liieuc South alomt tbe
west line of the said envoy's M1,d 4.0 chains
to a point lor the Koumeast corner of the tract
herein conveyed; thence west piral lei to the
north line of the tract l.erin .?JZ .1 . . I. S
chains "lore or less to the west boundary of
sa Id 1ml f section a i n the oen ter of said euii i nly
road for the southwest corner of the land
herein conveyed: theticn n, i ...i.i V.l .7,
lwcli.niin'?own of said cniuty
r.,au,.iucnaiunioieor loss to the point of
beginning and beine the n.ni,.i :,..
the land herein conveyed, oontaluing six
acres of land; bounded north by Daves Divers
and. east by land of John R. Crosby, s .uth
by land formerly owned by J. W. Hlaek and
now owned bv Hun, rn.,v.i ..? .
sild e;tlon line, and being situ ite in and a
Prtof tliennrtl,r,t,)uMrierof lienor h ast
quarter of said eell..n 27, together will, one
iiiiiih a Inch oi wster I'nmver i i .l.,.. .,
of tHlell Creek ou the land of situ Haiti
Ore kelt at the iint convenient point so aa
to carry tbe same on the highest ground pos
sible for IrrlgHtlon of the land herein con.
veyed with all necessary right of way over
asm Hat! le Crockett's land, for the pnrpose of
maintaining; a dltch.canal or flume lor c .r
rlngsaid water.
Said sale will tie made at prlvat aaleeltW
for cash In hand or imrtlv un ,i -.l
ni-e to be sei-med ly a moilgace on said -
("' """i propiwais ror aaid ,pu n-liane
may lie made to me ul iim ii.ni ..r .
Hanking Co., Hno I River, Oregon.
TRUMAN BUTLKH.
(luardianof Verdle Arden Runcora.
ol5nl2 s minor.