The Hood River glacier., December 26, 1918, Image 4

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

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JIOGQPIIY OF
J. R. NiCKELSLN
W. M. BLACK GETS
CONVENTION HONOR
5
3
HOLD FAST
in your mind the saving in operatin
costs, the increase in production of
1 luac-naaa iiuiL vuu t,ain
it-ciass iruit you
through
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TOE BARDIE
5
an i 1111 i
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I Ihiril-to-sj
lame capacity, its even men pressure insures bom
rapid and ccnsiant work
your spraying.
!IU simple
plicated aits
successfully and understand it thoroughly.
Its sturdiness through both good design and
good materials giyos you years of satisfactory work.
It is the utmost of power sprayer yalue in one
rapid smoothly working unit.
GILBERT MOTOR CAR CO.
River Service
Daily Between Portland and The Dalles
STEAMERS
J. N. Teal Twin Cities
I !l K.1IT
I IM S I OCh.
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Thoiie y?i.
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VALLEY TRADING CO.
Third and State Streets
STEWART nUlLDINC
Feed StorcChicken Supplies
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
I'liuNi.
fc'y I'f (I V" 1,1 '"' "' "lir ""'" vilciriiinir your
u .'.Ut -A unto tire. on i ' 1 1 1 c in.iy c line to ns
f i ; ' Afc. v:tb rim .-ii. a !;,. Mo ,. r punc-
jl v.! U j t . I r, , i- Cin.id w..ii, tUioiigh. It
1 fVii'il it 1 I ' "" ,'!''1 '" v"" paired and iv-
VI IMsf ioc- J ' " ' '' M ! ",ws 'l
MlJri m TIR1: SII0P
f 11 m. LADIES! (r
V I v ' h ive jit received ,i new t I,
II 1 lot of I
Country Club Toilet !
ILUA Preparations i )
' ( onie in c let us show them to von 1 1 ' 1
Chas, N. Clarke
YOUR Itrugtfist
Anderson Undertaking Co.
.C. ('.
MM ItSON,
Licensed Embalmer
US D K S I K I I 1 .
S. E. BARTMEW
llUHlllJ UiUUUlUU UI'U
Licensed with Oregon's first class
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
using
T. 1 I
nplex
ray orchards are easy for it. Its
and the ettectiveness ot
construction and freedom from corn
enable anyone to run it and run it
I'ASSI.NtTI.KS.
AC I OMOBII.I S.
U. bHTIIHRIOCF:, Arent.
1 1!,NK CII.WM I.K, MainiL'er
( lose -Up" View
Sole Proprietor
and
unera
Director
nioM
I.VI4
UlUiJilLnJ uiUlhl
of Embalmer. Phone I3SI. 3821
J - n II. Nil S-e'st-r., i-tiri state ra
t..r tU-ct fr.-in H. i K.r arl ,-cy
..';rt:r". is 4'.' r;.rs old. Of li:,'-n
fsmilv, Mr. Ni tt-i-c:i lrn on the
i-le ..f Fi.hr. if the Ni rth Krie-i;.n
jru:'. aft.r thnt tfrr.tTV had I fen
ttr.i.i frim 1 'fr;n;irk !y Austria u-i
, it'-r i't-lt.1 t liffiiaTiV. Martin li.
N .'-nt i- n. fatrtr of the si'Ptit-.r elect,
Uft h.s i.ative lslar J in W.' hec:.rse
,f titmi'i oop';siof, takis'tr out f.;s
'tif.'.-h 'i i iii'iTS iiiir.t.iiatt !v or. ar
il. hi i:i An. erica. He settled in t'nK
furiua. h;s faiii.ly following him to the
! W'ir! t fie i.ext war.
John K. Nickels n was two yrar
!; (n arrival in America. When he
vas four .wars ol.i tt.? family niov.d
to The OhiieS, where they resided until
1 .', r:en tt.v'V ll.ovrtl to Hood Kr.tr.
Mr. N i 'r.el-ei! .-( ureil his ed icatiun in
the t'uldif schools of The Oailes ai.d
:he old V. usou Academy. He was a
oncrr in the machine shop and black
smith husiness in Hood Hiwr. Later
he owned a larjif inii'lenient store
l ere. l. asii :g Una 10 years afii he
moved to a country lace, Alderhrook
Farm, where he has devoted a larye
part of h s time to poultry husitiess.
Mr. Nickelsen has alays heen
iromii ent in civic affairs. For U s-jc-ce
sive years he was city recorder of
lliol Kiver. Fur four years he was
ju-tice of the peace. He has heen
chair;n:tn of the Hood Kiver County
(ioods Koads Association, which has
fustered the iniprovement of all high
ways. He was one of the county's
strongest boostirs for the Colunilda
Kiver Highway.
Mr. Nickelsen was married in is;t;!
to Miss Amelia Mowers, daughter of
a pioneer anil representative husiness
man. They have three sons. I tumid
Nickelsen will nraduate next spring
from Rush Medical College at Chicanu.
Young Mr. Nickelsen voluntered in the
medical reserve corps on the declara
tion of war. He expects to lie called
into active service following his grad
uation. The two younger sons, Ted
and Ned, are twins, aged four years.
While Mr. Nickeslen was elected as
an independent, he is a lifelong Ke
publican, having heen i hairman of the
Hood Kiver County Republican Central
committee for the past several years.
Capt. Geo. K. Wilbur, whom Mr.
Nickelsen succeeds, ilid not tender his
resignation in time to permit patty
nominations.
LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS
SHOW AN INCREASE
Several years ago hogs and cattle of
the Hood Kiver vailey were numbered
by the dozens. During this fall, it is
estimated, receipts from hog and cat
tle sales will i each more than $1",(MM.
Shipping in community h;ts, orchard
, ists and ranchers have been sending an
'average of CO hogs to Portland per
month for the past several montns.
: Kqiial numbers are purchased by W. J.
FiU.
In a shipment, to Portland last week
I W. K. Sherman had live 7 months old
i hugs that averaged -14. An older
'. miw brought In m .ii0. His total cost
for raising the lot was nominal, Mr.
; Sherman says.
, The increase of livestock has gone
hand in hand with the development of
the Hood Kiver creamery, organized in
- i;m;i.
Kit dric Siren Official Warning
After several
weeks of red tape
volving an applicatiiiii for specially d
signed fuses and wiring, the city has
succcid jd m securing through the War
Industr ies Hoard material for installing
an electric siren to be ued in sounding
lire alarms. The end of the war accel
erated securing the matt rial needed in
placing the big siren on a tower rising
at the top of the Columbia gorge near
the Christian Science church,
i Hie old tire bell will still be used in
pounding for (ires in the business (lis
; trict.
I o (iuanl Agaliit lufliicnxii
! l'on't let the dread influenza get.
you. If you have even the slightest
j cough or cold, belter begin using Fo
! ley's Honey and Tiir at once. Henrv
l Willis, Sandy Point, Tex., is one of
j many thousands who consider this rem
j edy just line." lie says: "1 suffered
severely with a had cough; after using
! lour or five dollar.,' worth of iliil'erei '
! ine.lii 'incs decided to try Foley's Honey
and Tar. t )ne bottle gave relief, lies'.
medicine I ever used. I ontams no
opiates. Sold everywhere.
Gift to Public Library
The library has just received a ven
substantial addition to its collection ot
hooks through a gift from Mrs. F. W.
Ilat.
There are about ISO volumes alle
ge! her, including several valuable ref
erence sets; The American, an encyclo
pedia in Hi volumes, Historian's His
lory of the World, 23 volumes; Morris,
Historical Tales, 15 volumes; Duyc'
inek's History of the World, four vol
umes; Stoddard's Lectures, 12 vol
utins; hiske, H istoncal Vv orks, 12 vol
umes. Hesides these there are also many
interesting books for general reading.
Victory Dance Given I p
It Iib-i been decided, owing to the
iiillut'iiza ban on dances, to give up the
victory dam e that wns to take place
at Heilhronner hall New Year's Kve
under t le aiipsiees of the Red Cross.
HELP THE KIDNEYS
lloiel Unci' Hi
aders an
Way
l.ciii iiing The
It's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoticei! urinary disorders
That may lead to dropsy and Bright's
disease.
When th" kidneys are weak.
Help them with Domi's Kidney Fills,
A remedy especially for weak kid-
ne s,
i loan's' have been used in kidney
troubles for Till years.
Kmiorsed by nO.iHHl people endorsed
at home.
1'roof in a Hood River citizen's
statement.
A. C. Stevens. iU(i Twelfth St., Hood
Kiver, says: "I know Wn's Kidney
pills are just the thing for a weak anil
a.'liing hack. 1 have found them Very
beneficial for rheumatic trouble, too.
I couldn't reeonuni nd a more reliable
kidney medicine than Hotin's. 1 have
i been biking I loan's off and on for a
j long time and they have never failed
to give me the best ot satisfaction.
Price tide, lit all dealers. D.m't sim
ply a-k for a kidney remedy get
Hoan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Stevens had. Fntser-MilbQrn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 2
M
I'.!.:ck. of the lb ! River
Crea-Br
prceret:
t ntion
y. took a Ica lirg i.art in the
t'rs ' f the ninth annual con
of trie Ortgon Flutter &
Oietsemarers' A-.-niution, held m
F rtiand Ikcember 12 ami 11. He
was ari'oinud a member ( f the audit
it: con ndltee of tne assoe at on.
' He is ot e of the enthusiastic n-em-hers
pu'tirg in git d Inks fir the or
ganization, and believes in proticssive
methods," says I'. A. Lucas, secretary
aid instructor of dairying at O. A. C.
"In responding to toasts at the ba.:
quet held at the Hotel Fortland in toe
evening, he took a strong stand for or
ganized H'l carefully planned work."
Competition in the butter contest
was exceedingly keen among the MO
exhibitors, Mr. Lcuas rtiirts. This is
seen in the clo-eri.ss of grades, less
than four points separating the sev
enth from the first lace, which scored
yi points.
TOUlilST ASS'N
BOOSTS SCENERY
The Northwestern Tourists' Associa
tion, composed of representatives from
Oregon, Washington and llritish Co
lumbia and financed jointly by the re
spective governments, during the past
two years has seemed invaluable pub
licity for Northwestern points of scen
ic interest. In addition to a nun. her
of haniHome illustrated booklets, the
organ i.;t ion has promoted Northwest
cm interests tnrough a series of lee
lures given throughout the east by
Frank Branch Riley.
The Association had its annual meet
ing recently. Leslie Butler was re
elected a member of the board of di
rectors. SPANISH INFLUENZA
Follow ing instructions from the '
State Board of Health. County Health !
Oiheer Iv.lgington will enforce a quar
antineof Spanish influenza rases here.
All houses in which inuflenza cases are
confined will be placarded with warn
ings, j
Or. EMgington will be aided in the '
campaign against the epidemic by all
physicians acting as deputy health
utlicers.
FINS, Fl liS AMI t FA I'll FI!S j
n' i
Nothing daunted by the snow that ;
covered the ground and the 'chilling
east wind, H. J. Middlswart, dean of ;
local anglers, and his son, Frank Mid- 1
dleswart, of Mosier, sallied forth to
the Mood liver Friday with rods and
creels. The men each returned with j
two hand.-ome salrnon'trout.
The elder Mr. MidJIeswart last week ,
braved the winter weather for black .
bass in sloughs north of the city. Lis :
ing live minnows for bait, he landed ,
several of the big fish.
Geese of the Arlington district have
become gunshy, is the report of J. F.
Volstortl'. who, accompanied by Km
melt Tompkins, l'at Lindsay and K.I
Wright, has just returned from the
wheattield district. The men allogeth-
in-i1 i"1 "t I,,ur k't'ese.
n ,uie return trip tne men nmiio
the road between Mosier and Hood
River so poor that they shipped their
automobile from The Dalles.
Welcome foi Lt. Complon j
When Lieut. C. B. Compton, who'
has been serving on the Texas horde' '
with a unit of the Cnited States
tiiiards, returns to his ranch on Dee I
Flat, he will find his cottage spicii !
iinvi span, canned fruits in his cupbearil J
and wood aplenty in the sheds. Ilav- j
ing learned that Lieut. Cornpton's unit j
was in process of demobilization, j
housewives of the neighborhood visiter
the old bachelor's home and put it in!
shape for his return. The men of the
neighborhood, who have cared for Lt.
fomplon's orchard during his absence,
sawed wood to make the home fires
burn on his return.
Lieut. Compfuii, a veteran of thej''
Spanish American war, writes that he .
expects daily to be sent from San An- ,
ton 10 to L'amp Lewis.
William and Karl Weber.of Portland, i
are here spending the holidays vviililj
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. (J. .
vVeher. Both are employed m Portland !
? h;p ard wui k, the latter having re-1 1
cently resigned a secretaryship in thi.
.-pruce production Y. M. C. A.
t lit Tins Out It h
Worth Money
Iion't miss this. Cut
out this slip,
enclose with ot: and mail it to roley:
& Co. Iih:i5 Sheffield Avenue, ChicKgo, ;
III., writing your name and address
clearly. You w ill receive in return a ,
trial package containing Foley's Hon-I
ey and Tar Compound, for coughs.colds
and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for
pain in sides ami hack; rheumatism,
backaches, kidney and bladder ail
ments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a 1
wholesome and thoroughly idealising
. athartic, for constipation, biliousness,
headache and sluggish bowels. j
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been, by the County
t'otnt of Hood Kiver County, Slate of
Uretron, duly appointed administrator
of the estate of Margaret. T. Arnold,
deceased, and all persons having cred
itors' claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same,
duly verified and with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at the
ofli e of the county clerk of said coun
ty, in Hood Kiver, Oregon, within six
months from the date of the first pub
lication of this notice.
Hate of first publication December 1
26, lVtlS.
Hubert L. Sabin,
d'2Gj23 Administrator.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been, by the County
Court of Hood Kiver County, State of
Oregon, duly appointed administrator
of the estate of Hosmer K. Arnold,
deceased, and all persons having cred
itors' claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same,
dulv verified and with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned at the
office of the county clerk of uM coun
ty, in Hood Kiver, Oregon, within six
i months from the date of the first pub
lication of this notice.
liate of first publication December
2fi. 1018.
i Robert L. Sabin,
I d2rij23 Administrator.
w.
Does Your
Pocketbook Ache?
Give it a rest -it needs relief from the
pressure of constantly increasing prices.
We afford that relief at this store bv
keeping OUR prices down to the very mini
mum. There is nothing so satisfactory as first
hand evidence, therefore we ask you to give
OUR store a trial and then compare OUR
goods and prices with those of OTHER
stores. YOU WILL WIN.
Blowers Hardware
Company
Corner of Oak and First Streets
Ford son
$1135-
We are demonstrating this Tractor on both sides
of the Valley, with very satisfactory results. Come
see it work. It's a wonder.
FOUST & MERLE
I'llONl. ,tl73
For Auto or horse drawn vehicles,
Service to any part of the
Valley at any time
Telephone 1201
Fashion Livery Co.
Hood River, Oregon
Protect Your Surplus Crops
REF0IIE you harvest your fruit, prain or hay, provide a
shod or barn in which to store it. And how about that
surplus that you expect this year ? Maybe you 'li need some
temporary sheds. There's no need to sacrifice your crop
when we have so much
GOOD LUMBER
for Barn or Shed Buildinp-, In our yard you will find every
thing in building material. Make up your list and bring it
in today.
BRIDAL VEIL LUMBERING COMPANY
Yard West of Freight Depot-Phone 2181
We are selling Schillings Best Line, with
a Money Back guarantee if you are
not satisfied after using them.
Kaesser's
Grocery of Quality
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
OUR HOLIDAY SERVICE IS FOK
YOU REMEMBhR THIS.
We endeavor to feed the hungry with the best alwnys
try to have those who eat with us leave with that satisfied
feeling, one of the real good things of life.
TRY OL'R CANOIKS AM) CONFECTIONS
H. M. HICKS
Confections and Restaurant
OAK STREET
f
!
8 1
II,
H1
.M
Tractor
Hood River
Grocery
Phone 3192
a - . - it r r i
Notice of Annual Sto k-
holders' Meeting.
1 lie Annual Stoikholdi rs'
Meeting of the Tanners Lri
jjatin Company will be h .'kl
on Saiurcijy, January II ih.
1919, at 10 a. ni. at the l.ibr. ry
1 1 all. Tin-re will be five Di
rectors k'cteil to serve t ne
; year and the Annual Kepor- of
the Secretary and the Tr ;s
urer will be presented, atis to
transact such other bu-.ines.as
may legally come before the
meeting.
By order of Directors.
M. 11. NICKELSEN,
Secretary.
Notice II. R. Irrigation ULstritt Yuh'rs
A mei'tiiiK will be held at the Onk
Ctuve sehiiul hnuse hrnl.iv, Iteoemlier
L'V. l'Jls .u 7. i. m. f.'i the iiuriHi.-e .if
f! ; t.i minatiiiK etli.-ers for the election t
he hehl .la.uiiuy 11, l'.U'.h
Hv (U''ier ef the Huar.1 uf ltirecli.ra.
(I2ii F. Fenwiok, See.
! Notice of final Settlement
! Notice is hereby e.iven that the un-
; .W.li.mi. f.lminist rut n v ,,f lh. .-st-jf..
ill (if Jeiin IK Helch(r. (iecea-cl h:H
tiled in the county court of lloml l'i ;r
Icuill.ty, Otetton, her final hcci.t.:... .s
such adminisU uti i, and that Tin s lay.
January 7, l'.M '. , at the hour t ill
.o'clock a. in., has been fixed by .snid
court as the time for hearing of (injec
tions to i-anl report and the et 1 1. it
thereof. Mary J, ! letcher.
i Adminisl ral vix of the estate of .Jehn
: lb 1' k tcher, deceased d.'ijLi
Preserve Your
HARNESS
and your Shoes
i.katiih: mi -t i;f. ki it
Cl.i: N..i AM) OlI.Kl'.
See us for Harness and Shoe
W. G. WEBEIt
Peii Huildin,;
Ail of Your
Secomi-ibnd Furniu;u
iil l.t? iiuii-ht for 'a;?h
(is' on Trade.
Ilcst I'rires i;iid for lliil-.'.S.
Also, wo waiit our old Sacks
and all kituls of Junk.
ii. (iROSS
bill SI CONCll.VM) DI.AI.l I
Hli:U) ST. imi.hu- im
Dr. William Morton Post
Dentist
Rooms 1 and L' Hull llld. I'bo .e : bU
IKjOli IMVKR, OKI.i.ilN
C. H.JENKINS, D. M.D.
DKNTIST
IVu'idiiim-H : Ollice MSI; rt'Hidfilc.' ;5:i;tl
( Mice over But ier Hank
E. L. SGOBEE, D. D. 3.
hkn risr
lYIei'lmiii'i : ( Mli.'c :!li;l ; ri'Hid.'ii.'e UJl
Ullitre in lliosiiis Ibuldiii
Dr. Carolyn underhUl
DENTIST
Smith liuildin. Teli'phono li 21
J.F. WATT, M. D.
I'll VSICI AN AND SUIKiK.oN.
l'iiiiiicd fur
X Kay und KUvtro-Thoniiiciriee.
1 i-lcjihoni'ii: 1111 ri,l ,!)J
R. L. DUMBLE,
niY.K'IAN AND Vi, :.-.
1 'nl iff in, pi i j ii us w-i ' li, inwii i,r I'o-M.ir v
r, j..,iiv'k: Ki-i'iil 'Hit, lo;ti; oiH.'-, UM,
Oi'h r- l!l llK' hlOHIUH Hui III V"
E. D. KANAGA
Physician and Surgeon
I'l.nnc-s: (lilici- -121 1
lies. 1MI
Oflici
Hv.i.d II-
DERBY & STEAK N 3
Lawyers
HOOD f IVtR, OREGON.
EitNEST C. SMI'JH
La-vyer
K 1 u nl ' Ihilhl.riK
H'(,.d Hivi.ir, Oro.
; traiiiih.in & Slf van
Contractors & Euil icrs
HOOP RIVER, OREGON.
M. E.WELCH,
In p!V.'uv'1 to ln tttiv work 'n t' - w '. rln
, pi Iiiii to Uih ra-iiirt tMiiiirtt,
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