The Hood River glacier., October 15, 1908, Page Six, Image 6

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HOOD ELVER OLACLER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 008.
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Ktrlkea Oil at Medford.
Medford Excitement prevailed on
the streets last week when It became
known that oil had been struck two
and one-halt miles east of Medford.
Many persons made haste to pur
chase property in this district, but
found that others had secured op
tions find bought up everything In
the neighborhood.
C. H. Tierce i the owner of S00
acres where the oil discovery has
bceii made. About six weeks ago he
started to bore for what he then
stated was water, but which he now
states was In the hopes of getting
oil. At a depth of 305 feet, Mr.
Pierce let down a can attached to a
wire, and when he pulled It to the
surface found it full of oil.
The oil reaches to within 53 feet
of the top of the well. Several ex
perts are said to have made an ex
amination of this well and the oil
and are of the opinion that the well
will turn out to be a regular gusher.
Farmer Want Game Laws Clutnged.
Albany Linn county farmers
have started a movement for the
amendment of the state game laws
so that China pheasants may be
killed without regard to season by
farmers, fruitgrowers and gardeners,
who find the birds In growing crops.
The matter was broached at a meet
ing of the Linn county council of the
Grange, held Saturday afternoon at
the hall of Western Star Orange,
near this city. After considerable
dlacsuslon It was referred to the sub
ordinate granges of the' county for
consideration and will receive defi
nite action at the next meeting of the
council in November.
To prevent the game birds preying
upon growing crops of all kinds is
the purpose of the present move
ment. Farmers who were present
at the meeting want the game laws
amended so as to give the farmer
rather than the city or town hunter
the China pheasant. "We raise the
birds and ought to have the right to
do as we please with them," was the
gist of the sentiment expressed.
Must Answer to a Charge of Murder.
Eugene Harry Tabor, accused of
the murder of Harry Stucke at Dead
wood, this county, on Saturday, was
Monday bound over for trial In the
clcult court under $2000 ball, which
the defendant readily furnished.
In the examination before a Justice
of the peace, Mrs. Stucke was the
only witnessed examined. Tabor, the
defendant, did not take the stand.
Mrs. Stucke In her testimony stated
that she and her husband were pass
ing through Tabor's field on their
way to the postofflce when Tabor ac
costed them and ordered them to
leave the premises. On their way to
the gate Mrs. Stucke declares that
Tabor suddenly turned and shot her
husband. Tabor also threatened vio
lence to Mrs. Stucke, so she says,
After killing Stucke, Tabor, so Mrs.
Stucke says, searched the wounded
man, taking away his revolver.
Tabor must answer to the charge
of murder In the first degree at the
November term of the circuit court
Cold Cure Makes Man Wind.
Portland Rendered almost blind
by taking 21 grains of quinine and
a pint of whUkey to cure a cold, L.
C. Black, a deputy game warden of
Forest Grove, applied to the County
Board of Relief yesterday for aid.
lie was sent to the county hospital,
where It Is thought he has a chance
of recovery.
Black was a saw flier In a logging
camp before his appointment aa a
deputy. Ho took the heavy dose
about a month ago, but the matter
has only lately been reported to the
county officials. The man Is 38 years
old. He Is a brothor-ln-law of W. L.
Oatens, private secretary to Governor
Chamberlain.
Curry County Handlers Buffer.
Gold Beach Forest fires aro rag'
Ing here on every aide and the air
is heavy with smoke. So much of
the range has been burned that It Is
feared In some places the sheep will
suffer for feed. It la only by great
care and much work that serious loss
of life and damage to property are
being prevented.
The ranches along Rogue River
and between that river and Port Or
ford are suffering the most. Many
homesteads cabins havo been burned,
Saturday night a schoolhouse at
Squay Valley, which had been com
pleted only a few months before, was
burned to the ground.
Chinnninn and Indian Damsel Wed
Portland An Indian maid and a
Chinaman were married at the court
house last week, causing a flutter of
excitement among the women ab
stractors In the County Clerk's office.
Jone Bow was the groom, and the
Indian bride gave her name fm Lucy
Brown. Bow Is 28 years of age and
the girl is 18. Before getting the li
cense, which was sworn to by Lum
Lee, a countryman of Jone Bow, they
Inquired of Judge Gantenbeln wheth
er there was any legal obstruction
In, the way of their marriage. The
Judge said 'there was not and per
formed the ceremony.
OH Depot for Baker City.
Baker City The Standard Oil
Company concluded negotiations last
week for a tract of land for the pur
pose of establishing a receiving and
distributing depot for this part of the
state and for the adjoining trade
with Idaho.
OREGON BRIEFLETS
The 19-months-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. John Wunderllch, of Banks,
near Hlllsboro, fell into a boiler of
water last week and was drowned.
The biological department Is gath
ering statistics from the Coos Bay
country, with a view to raising oys
ters for commercial purposes.
Caughram, Winters, Smith & Co.,
the Arm which recently received the
CHARLES N. HASKELL OR OKLA
HOMA.
contract for building three miles of
the government canal at Celllo, will
begin work at once.
Directors of the Water Users As
sociation, at Klamath Falls, last
week recommended to the Secretary
of the Interior that D. W. Murphy,
project engineer, be removed for al
leged Incompetency.
For the convenience of attorneys
who have cases pending In the su
preme court, Clerk J. C. Moreland,
of that tribunal, has adopted the
practice of printing a trial docket,
which will be mailed to all attorneys
having cases ready for trial.
The special committee of the As
toria council at a meeting last week
decided to recommend an amend
ment to the city charter limiting the
the saloons in the city to the present
number until the population Is in
creased to 30,000 people.
The circuit court has granted an
Injunction against Sheriff Harry
Brown, of Lane county, restraining
him from levying upon and collect
ing 4 axes from the Wells-Fargo Ex
press Company for the rights and
privileges it enjoys over the lines of
the Southern Pacific In Lane county.
As a result of rushing out of Pen
dleton last week at a high speed on
bronchos, Russian MInthorne and
Mitchell Lloyd, two well-known Uma
tilla Indians, were taken to the hos
pital, the former with a fractured
skull and the latter with a badly
battered leg. MInthorne Is probably
fatally Injured.
The citizens of Willamette passed
the act which makes them an Incor
porated town by a vote of 36 to 3.
The matter was brought up before
the people by an initiative petition.
Willamette is a thriving little place
on the west side of the Willamette
river and connected with Oregon City
by an Interurban carllne.
Seventy-five million dollars Is a
conservative valuation to put on the
Oregon products that will be market
ed outside of the state during the
current season. In other words, this
amount of capital, and more, will be
brought Into Oregon by the sale of
raw material produced by its farms,
ranges, forests, riverg and mines.
Oregon turkeys will grace the
Thanksgiving dinner tables of the
American officers and soldiers In the
Philippines. A shipment of 3200 of
the birds, dressed, frozen and ready
for the cook, is now on the way and
will arrive at Manila on a transport
In ample time. The lot was pur
chased from K. G. Young & Co., of
Oakland, Or.
Mayor Wurzweller, of Prlnevllle,
has communicated with the state
health authorities relative to estab
lishing a quarantine against Bend,
Or., where smallpox has broken oat
and many people have been exposed.
School teachers who came to Prlne
vllle last week to attend the Crook
County Institute, were turned back
by municipal orders, and other trav
elers from Bend met the same fate.
Bend Is the only town In Crook coun
ty where smallpox is known to exist.
At a meeting lust week of the com
mittee of the Commercial Associa
tion, at Pendleton, it was decided to
ask the government to provide funds
for equipping an experimental farm
near Hermlston. The government
has already set aside 40 acres of
land near Hermlston and has signi
fied a willingness to help In Its de
velopment. The problem now con
fronting the people of the irrigation
belt is to get this farm equipped
with tools and machinery and Into
running order. The water Is at pres
ent furnished by the government.
Prospectors are finding gold in
paying quantities at Mount Glenn, 14
miles from La Grande. This is a
new development in the gold fever
that has been burning here since the
yellow mineral was found on Mount
Kuilly, a large mountain overlooking
the valley. Several claims are being
located dally, and though everything
has been done quietly heretofore, It
has now leaked out that the finds
aro extremely promising. If favor
able reports continue to come In, it
Is predicted a stampede for claims
will follow.
Twice tried for the forgery of her
uncle's will, Mrs. Mabel Young War
ner will again face the Jury In a
third trial tor the same offense at
Pendleton. The first two trials re
sulted In hung Juries. About $40,000
Is Involved In the case, this being the
value of the estate of James W.
Young, whose will It Is alleged was
forged. It has been agreed by the
attorneys and defendant that one and
probably two of the three wills that
were found were forged, but the
state has been unable to fasten the
forgery upon Mrs. Warner.
The Chamber of Commerce has In
vited John H. Scott to visit Klamath
Falls and to bold a convention for
the purpose of interesting the people
of Klamath county In an appropria
tion of $50,000 to be devoted to the
construction of a road to Crater
Lake, thence to Odessa, over Govern
ment land, and to extend from Odes
sa to Klamath Falls and to Merrill,
and the California state line, to con
nect with the California state high
Way from San Diego.
"IN A BAD WAY"
Many a Hood River Reader will
Feel Grateful for this
Information.
When your bark gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your kin. leys arc "in a bad way."
Doan's Kidnev Pills will core von.
John (Jolcherof 287 North Nineteenth
81., Portland, Oregon, savs: "Since the
early part ol VMS, when I eave a tetti
inonial recoiiimemlinir Doan's Kidnev
Pills, I have had mine Inrtber occasions
to use the remedy and have always
uunu ii oi gresi value in relieving kid
ney complaint. It never fails to lielD
ine, and I therefore am nleHsed to
recoin me tv l n on every oeeupmii. '
for pal-j liv all dealer. Price 50 cts.
Foster-Milljurn Co.. Buffalo. New York.
soie agents tor ttie United States. lie
member the name Doan's and take
no other.
Kidder to Fill Vacancy.
New York, Sept. 27. Herman
Rldder, editor of the Staats-Zeltung
and vice-chairman of the publicity
bureau of the Democratic National
Committee, has been appointed by
National Chairman Mack as treasur
er of the National Committee to suc
ceed Governor C. N. Haskell, of Ok
lahoma, who resigned his position
Yon tnkf kiulnl Siiut f,ii ,i little ta-l.il..
tt'lmil vim lini'u Mliuht ,.ltu..l.u .,f ln.l;
geftiun, nml Vdti Hike it jnef 'h little
iuugi-1 iii "riirr i jjei reuei irnin severe
attacks ol Iniii.otion or nervous dys
pepsia Try Kodul today. Sold by
Kierit ('huh.
' The election contest proceeding
filed by ex-County Clerk T. T. Vin
cent has been dismissed and Victor
Moses declared elected clerk of Ben
ton county. The decision was hand
ed down last week by Judge L. T.
Harris.. The trial developed that
there was more or les3 carelessness
on the part of Clerk Vincent, who
was custodian of the ballots, but the
judge makes It clear that be found
no evidence of any ballots having
been tampered with.
Fifty Years a Itlacmiiltli.
Samuel It. Worley of Hixburif. 'a..
litis been riming horses for more than 50
vears. llesnye: "Cliatnberlam'H Pain
Balm lias given me t;reat relief from
Htne liaek ami rlieiimatiHin. It U the
iM'Ht liniment I ever used." For sale
I'V Kier it ('as.
The representatives of six counties
which entered the county exhibit
competition at the State Fair filed
with the State Fair Board last week
statement that the judges of the
county exhibits were Influenced by an
official of the fair management la
awarding first premium to Benton
county, and they assert that they will
advise their counties not to exhibit
at the State Fair again unless the
management of the pavilion be
placed In other hands. The counties
represented In the protest are Mult
nomah, Clatsop, Lane, Yamhill, Poll
and Columbia.
DeWiU's Carboli.ed Witc.li Hazel
Salve U the best salve tor pile?, lie
sure you get Dev itt a. .SoM by Kier A
Cass.
The rangers of the Wallowa Na
tional forest have just completed a
count of the sheep on Wallowa
range. They found there was not an
overplus, as reported; If anything,
the bands run short of the number
allowed. The count ran 50,000. The
rangerB report the range Is Improv
ing, and that many more Bheep could
be grazed.
100.00 Reward
would gladly be paid for a cure by many
people who are bndly crippled with
rheumatism, yet if they only knew it,
they ran be cured by a few bottles tf
liti 1 m rtl s Snow Liniment, and the price
is only 2.V, 50c and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by C'lias. N. Clarke.
Zla Boy, the head of the Turkish
secret police, who has had to fly for
his life, is In kondon, England, un
der the assumed name of A. R. Gray.
He admits that in his official capaci
ty he sanctioned horrible atrocities
and that he dare not ever return to
Turkey again. When Interviewed as
to his future plans, he suid he In
tended purchasing a ranch in Oregon
and living quietly.
Never Worry
about a cough tliere'n no need of worry
if you will treat it at its first appearance
with nullum s llorchomiii .Syrup. It
will slop the eoiigli at once and put
your lung and throat back into perfect
ly healthy condition. Sold by Clins.
N. Clarke.
KI.KCTIOS M)TH'K.
Nctiae ib hereby givo that a special
election will be held on Sntmdiiy,
October 24th, 1908, at the Barrett
School bouxe in the Hood Hirer
lrriuatiou District, ior the purpose of
voiing upon a proposition to raise
the sum of 11,000 by, levying a spoo
il asHesuient of tliirteeu iiiIIIh ou nil
the taxable property in the District,
laid sum to be used in payment oi
debts and ueaessHry expenses nf mid
Hood Hirer Irrigation Dis rict. I he
polls at mid elect i ni will be open
f i oin seven o'clock in the morning
uutill nix o'clock In the ereuing of
suid day. Sold election will be held
nd the result thereof determined
lu couformity nl'h the requirements
of the law concerning election in ttiti i
District. Notioe is further given thst
U. C Jautzen, Charles Frmiz and VV,
L Nichols have been lugiilarly ap
pointed judges, and W. B. Dyer,
i'rei Miller and P. II. Msitln hare
beeu regnarly appointed clerks of
sail election.
By order ot the Hoard of Directors.
It. W. KELLY,
Seoietury.
Dated at Hood ftiver. Ore., this iith
clny of September, UK'S.
i TDK .1 CSTICK'S COURT Ft)R"
HOOD ltlVKR DISTRICT.
Hood River County, Oregon.
W. K. Kllnworth, flalnllfl. '
vk. Summons.
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Til Jhiiiim C. I'rlppeii, Hit; shove unmet de
leuduul :
IX THK NAMK OK 'I'll K HTATK OK OKK
(iON, oil lire heiet.y minimi to appear
mid miHuer ttie ciinilnlil tiled aeHlnxt von
In the Hixive entltlnl action, on ur heiore
ilie :Hli ilny ol ocMlirr, nr Miller Judge
ment to Iw taken feHtiiHt you fur Hie mini of
I34."i, wltli Hie dlshtiroenit'iiis of IIHh Hctlon.
tilven under my hand UiU ltth day of
September I SUM.
A. ('. Buck, Jimttee of the Peace.
Thla snnimoiiH la pu llt-linl for nix con
aeciitlv weeka In the Hood ttlver lilaoler,
by order . f the llou. A. U. Buck, JuMU-e of
the Peace In and for Raid district, heretofore
duly made and entered; and the dale of the
Brut publication thereof Is Neptetutwr 17th.
ltMf.
Q t0 HOTEL WAUCOMA
For
SUNDAY
P. F. F0UTS, Prop.
GOULD & SNYDER
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water Heating
All jobbing promptly attended to. .
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UNDERTAKER
& EMBAIMER
Dealer in
Furniture
and Building Material
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I UUl 11 1 uvuillf
I AND I
ARE IN THE LEAD
Hood River Milling Co.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPfLY OF 1
Nitrate of Soda,
AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
COME TO US DIRECT FOR
W00D.FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER
CEMENT AND LIME
AS WE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS
STRANAHAN & CLARK
ft Hood River, Oregon
3i
T110S. CALKIN
Riverside Dairy
Wo enn supply you with any quantity of Fresh Milk
PRICES ON APPLICATION
Frv Delivery.
many of good style mid wear;ibilitv to fit pocket
books of varying degrees of thickness. Buggies. Run
abouts, Surreys, etc. 1 have over fifty samples on my
floor. Have a look in. More styles and better prices tlmn
you are used to. (Vehicle Repository second floor.)
Vehicles Harness Farm Imolements
J. R. NICKELSEN
DUAVT CO HArvr m-vrv-i
Your
DINNER
Hood River, Or
130 Cy
Muriate of Potash
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WALTER IHKNMKRU
Phone 41
Vehicle
Selection
I tlou'l . uir you to In iy nit
expensive Vehicle. I li;ive
BARTMESS
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
Stanley-Smith
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Ete
Lumber Delivered to
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and Wagon flak ers
EXPERT HORSESHOEKS
NEW WORK & GENERAL REPAIRS
M
FEELINC BAD?
8Umarh oat ot order, Llrsr ilanlih. Bowels all elogsed
Up, and you bare that all gone-tlred-ont-feeltncl
- Take an NR Tablet To-night.
Ton will begin to foel better at once. Their actios la
different from othor liver and Stomach medicine. no
griping, no tlekenlng or weakening aenaatlona. The
make yon foal good.
BETTER THAN PILLS FOB LIVER ILLS.
"Natare'a Remedy" (NO T.blm) ta tho rery belt pre
ertption for .our Stomach, Blck Headache, Lou of Appa
tlte, Sallow Complexion, Constipation, Liver Complaint,
8k lo Diieaaee, Chilli, Malaria, Blilonsneia, Oropiy, Pirn
plea and Bhenmatlim. All of these dlseuea are earned by
stoppages and eoniequent decay and fermentatloa in lume
or all of the digeitlvs organ.. S.I a IS. Un. (da Inrywke.
Chas. N. Clarke,
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A SUCCKSSFU 1 1 BAKING
As follows the use of White River
and Golden Crown flour. Whether you
bake bread, r;ikeH, pies, nr 'iv kind of
pastry, you will find this flour a safe ami
reliable standby. Try it once and
will never use any oilier.
STRANAHAN & CLARK
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
a T. RAW80N.
HOOD RIVER NURSERY.
eiocn urovn on un Jttoots.
We dewire to lot our friends and patrons know
that for t he fall planting we will hare and out sup
ply hi utv Lumber
Cherry, Pcar,Apricot, Pcach& Plum Trees,
GRAPE3. CURRANTS, BERRY PLANTS.
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Also, all the standard varieties o! apple trees. Cm
supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, 8pitM
berg and Jonathan apple trees.
RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River. Or.
WnoLKSALE RETAIL
THE DALLES NURSERIES
li. H. WKBER, Prop.
THE DALLES, OREGON.
OROWKR AND DRAI.ER IN
FRUIT, SHADE
AND
ORNAMENTAL 1 SMALL FRUITS
Evegnt, Rosea and Shrubber.
Remember. Our Trees are Crown Strictly Without Irrigation.
..MILLER'S DRUG STORE..
Has just iv, -.-ived a shipment of American and Im
ported I'eil'iuiics, Lundberg's, Rieger's, Roger & Gal
left's in bulk and presentation boxes.
The Finest Imported Soaps for the Toilet
Toilet Sets, Fancy Papetrie, and main other nr
ticles suitable for Presents.
On the Heights, Hood River, Ore.
Why Go Down the Hill?
Have You Tr'wl
Rough Dry
at 7c. lb.
Starch pivs U'hjI,,, ami
Stan lioi remU fur ir..ii inr ami
Hut work lniiiiil KKKK of
extra charge
HOOD RIVER
Laundry Co.
Lumber Co. ,
Any Part of the Valley
Hood River, Oregon
RECEIVING DAILY.
FRESH
hour and Teed
CELEBRATED
WHITE RIVER
AND
GOLDFN CROWN
BRANDS
MADE FROM
SELECTED HARD WHEAT
you
P. H. BTJLKTOM
m
I
TpCpC GRAPE VINES
.BICYCLE SH0P.
J. MARION REID
Bicycles. Guns, Sewing Ma
chines, Furniture, Umbrellas,
Stoves and Locks Repaired.
KKYS .MADE TO ORDER
Bic.vi-lw, Gum, etc., nenl ,v t-Ai.rw for
repairs will I eHtlv ami ,.r.,,,v re
paired an.l retnrnwl. cn ,..11 1
to $3.00 on price of new .. 'w.
b-akca.ari.iallkm.W rrpairy at
1 orllnnn nri.i.n r.;.. ... 4 , .
application. Reference: Brgdstrer.