The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-29

The warld wants to know whatitle
great Inland Empire produces, 4forthe
eyes of the world are on this, the best
country on earth. Ten thousand people
from abroad--h0neseekers looking for
locations--will attend the forthcoming
carnival and district fair ut The Dalles.
1t will therefore be advantageous to
exhibit the products of this wonderful
country at that place on September 80 to
October 4. Producers who have credit
able products Of the soil will do we'll to
make exhibits. Liberal premiums are
offered. No entrance fee. charged. Send
to r. ]. German, The Dalles, for pre-
MUM list.
An exchange has these two items in
the following order; "0ur little town
is one Of the healthiest spots in Eastern
Oregon, only one or two cases Of sick
ness reported for the past six months. !"
then comes: "Dr. - is kept busy all
the time, since locating here He has
several patients under his care and ex-
poets several more before snow flies. :"
There may of course be number Of
births, otherwise we fail to see where
the health comes in.-Moro Bulletin
The secretary of the Oregon Press
association at the recent Newport meet
ing reported 225 newspapers in Oregon
classed as 98 republican, 46 independent,
rs democratic, . fraternal, s religious, 6
agricultural, school, three mining, 3
socialist, 3 court news, 2drugs, and one
each for the following: medical, litera-
ture, insurance, teaching, spiritualism,
Sunday school, music, Y. M. G. A.,
liberal, timber, w. G. T. u, Scandi-
nayian, Norwegian.
While Oregon is strongly republican
il is an interesting fact that good many
Of the county offices are filled by demo-
Gratis, says an observing exchange. OF
the thirty-three county judges q are
democrats and IL republicans. There
are Is democratic sheriffs and 10 re-
publican sheriffs. II county clerks are
republican and is democratic. 90 treas
urers are republican and 10 democrats.
22 superintendents are republican and
II MISUNDERSTANDING Graphic.
Rev. G. D, Nickelsen OF the Golden
dale Methodist Episcopal church will
leave for Colfax next week to attend the
Columbia river conference. We under
stand he does not desire to be stationed
here another year. Rev. Nicklesen is
very able minister and we wish him
success in his new charge wherever ii
may be.-Goldendafe Sentinel.
A London weekly paper recently un-
earthed quaint army order. 1t deals
with the machine guns provided for GER
tain volunteer corps, and advises that
where possible, "mules should be EN-.
ployed to draw them" "When a mule
is not available, however," it goes on to
say, amy intelligent non-commissoned
officer will do instead"
Rev. w. A. M. Breck of Portland,
while in camp at Government camp
last week, attempted to climb to the
top of Mount Hood without the as,is.
tance of a guide. A. snow storm came
and the reverend gentleman was lost on
the mountain for 36 hours while the
storm ragged.
E. t. Winans has closed out his inter
ests at Hood River and will locate at
Stevenson. He is Just the kind of a man
this locality needs and has purchased SO
acres of land from j P. Gillette and will
engage intstrawberry culture. Next week
we will publish very interesting inter
view with Mr.. Winans. Pioneer.
When preacher in New Jersey asked
congregation of children to name "the
best thing in theworldl they all shouted
money!" That shows what environ
ment will do for a lot OF kids, remarks
d. G. Ireland of the Moro Observer.
Kodak iends had their innings this
morning, particularly those who have
the Indian craze. Our Indians had to
kadiwa siah when their tyee tillicums
chako kupa cuitans. Has close klootch
man ukuk.-Dalles Chronicle.
Roswell Shelley of Hood River speni
a few days in the city this week. Mr.
Shelley has recently invested in Hood
River property and is doing consider.
able real estate business Mountaineer
W. b, Potter, formerly Hood Rive
boy, is now manager OF the big mer.
chandise establishment OF Minor, Gil
liam q company, at Spray, Morrow
county.
4 The Moro public school will teach the
10th grade the coming school year. The
school employs five teachers.
Carson, Wash. ,,advertises for school
teacher. Address the clerk, Mrs. A
Andrews