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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
MOUNT HOOD MAN
WANTS DAIRY HERE
Snecial Colresnnndence.

Special Correspondence.
Mount Hood, Or, May 81 notice
by the report on the meeting held at
Pine Grove a statement of one man
that there will be 400 tons OF clover hay
to be kept over this year. That is a
surprise to some OF us, but there is a
Remedy for that. will suggest that
some enterprisng man take hold OF it
and start a~creamery in Hood River
When the railroad is complete it would
bring everyone in reach OF it. Make it
a stock company and the people of
Mount Hood will buy stock, at least
some OF them will. Then there will be
Il market for every bit OF hay raised
in both valleys. There is not man
farming 20 acres of land who could not
keep from three to 20 head of COWS aud
have good market for hay. Further
more there is 10 better place to raise
roots such as carrots, turnips, mangOls
and rutabagas.
We hope to see some one take hold Of
this soon because what is taken hold of
by Hood River people is done and done
right
j. l.. Langille let contract to Chester
Monroe to clear ten acres of his ranch
here. He then returned to town.
Mrs. Hagerman came up from Port
land to join her husband on China hill.
Peter Feldhausen came up last week.
He expects to go to Cloud Cap Inn soon
to see how the snow is. He thinks they
will be able to open the Inn by the 10th
OF June this year,
What is the matter with Mount Hood
this year? All too busy to announce
the celebration on the Fourth. But as
usual all are expected to know that
there will be a celebration here, as
that is an established fact and is ex-
pected as regular as the time comes.
W. A. Ofield got a bears paw out of
one of his traps. Bruin got tired and
refused to wait for him, so he just twist
ed his foot off.
s. A. Hellmer sent his saw to the
shop to have it hammered as it got some
pig eyes in it and was rimbound. He
is running his planer while it is laid off
for repairs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
CRAPPER.

Rev. Spight, pastor of the Baptist
church at Hood River, preached at
Crapper the 5th Sunday in April. The
sermon was greatly appreciated by all
who heard it. Come again Bro.
Spight.
Rain commenced falling here Sun
day afternoon and continued all
through the following night. The farm
ers are jubilant over the generous sup
ply Of moisture.
The strawberry plants in this neigh
borhood are putting on an immense
amount of bloom and are looking re-
markably we'll.
Rev. II. j. Cole of the Belmont
neighborhood filed Rev. H. Clark g
appointment at the Crapper school
house Sunday afternoon.
Rev. W A. Elkins, pastor of the
Valley Christian church, will preach
at the School house on the afternoon
of the second Sunday in May, imme-
diately after Sunday school.
The meetings of the Epworth league
will be held in the future in connec-
tion with the prayer meeting on We'd
nesday evening of each week.
Charlie Chandler had force of men
at work last week cleaning and repair.
ing the Dead Point ditch.
Mrs. A.W. King and daughter, Mis-:
May of the Barrett neighborhood visit.
ed with Crapper friends last Sunday
afternoon and we're caught in the
rain.
The school at this place closed Wed.
nesday of last week and the teacher,
Miss Maud Stranahan, has returned
to the homo of her parents in Hood
River.
Miss Leta Martin has been seriously
i'll with the whooping cough and
throat trouble, but is slowly improv.
ing at the present time.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
COOPERATIVE UNION
AT WHITE SALMON

The White Salmon Fruit union, or
ganized Tuesday afternoon with 2S
members, has secured Carl Ross of this
city for manager aud shipping agent
j. c. Machines, secretary of the union,
who was in Hood River yesterday morn
ing, states that the organization is
strictly cooperative, there being no
stock.
A. H. Jewett is president; G. J.
Thomas, vice presicent; j. G. Machines,
secretary; }. p. Egan, treasurer, The
directors include the officers, with the
exception of vice-president, also d. Hun
saker and A. Henderson.
The union includes nearly all the
prowers of White Salmon and Bingen.
Mr.. Machines says the others intend to
join later. The crop of berries is esti-
mated at 10000 to 900 crates White
Salmon growers have about $50 acres in
berries.
The union will handle tomatoes and
fruits. Mr.. Bowman wifi be the book
keeper for the organization,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
fine BERRIES
LEAVING HERE

Hood River berries were worth Sc a
crate, wholesale, Monday morning.
This is an advance of one dollar over
the opening price last season. But
few berries vert cut tie first week,
owingsto the heavy rains Sunday.
With the warm weather, heavy ship
ments are expectcdin few days.
The Davidson Fruit Co. says re-
ports from Walla Walla state that ber-
ries in that section we're hard hit with
the frost last week, also other fruits
are damaged.
1.-THE California berries ale moving
now in large quantities" says Mr.. Da-
wilson, 'and will probably continue
until the latter art Of the month.
kennewick, Wash, grows very early
berries, and begau shipping last week.
They grow the ClaIk's seeding, and
will have from 5000 to 10000 crates
this seaeson. their crop will not last
more than two or three weeks.
''While the acreage in Hood River
is less than last year, the prospect
for yield is better with an abundance
of water now on the land for irrigra-
tion. While the early berries always
bring the big prices, the whole crop
will bring more money when the sea-
son is not too early.
1.-THE Davidson Fruit Co. will have
their cold storage rooms ready to
cool the Strawberries before shipping,
which will be big advantage in hot
weather. They will ice the refriger-
ator cars for $40 per car less than was
charged last year,a saving to the grow
ers of over $1,000 on this item alone.
''The new band re- saw recently put
in at the box factory makes a strictly
modern up-to-date plant, and has in
creased the capacity of the mill
Two shipments of berries we're made.
May 5, by the Davidson Fruit Co.
The first was brought in by s. G.
Zeigler of White Salmon, the second
came in a fewhours later from Rankin
& Purser of Bingen, The Davidson
Fruit Co. has paid Sl2 per crate for
the first shipment of berries for a
number of years and with one excep-
tion Mr.. Zeigler has been the lucky
man.
e. Locke shipped a full crate Satur-
day, the first one from the Oregon
side.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
BERRIES $S.4O CASE
IN SEATTLE MARKET
Snecial To the Glacier.

Special to the Glacier.
Seattle, Wash, May 9-A. D. Blow
ers 4 Co, wholesale commission mer.
chants, reporting on market conditions
here, say
"The first shipment Of Rood River
berries reached Seattle the past week
and sold for $40 a ease California
berries have been very short ON ac-
count of rains, and those that lave
come in have brought as high as s. 80
for l5-boX crates.
"Owing to the cold vca'n,r east of
the mountains asparag0s has been very
short and price has advanced from 75c
and 81 to 81 75and 50 irl5 pound boxes.
Market is well supplied with rhubarb
and is selling from To &,
Fancy apples are in good tcmand for
northern trade, and It is a gooI lime to
supply this market With ,ar,t,,& that
will stand northern shjpm ~. Prices
will vary from 50 to $50 a, 81 and
variety Early peas aud te ns hy e,-
press from California ar 'raculug here,
in good condition, and bring NJ fancy
prices, selling from 10 tp l5,' a pound.
''The weather is very It agreeable at
present, being cold and raiuV.n
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
WHITE SALMON WILL
HAVE 10 new HOMES

| Special Correspondence.
White Salmon, Wash, May 9-COn-
tracts have been awarded for ten new
houses to be built in White Salmon,
the West Point of Washington.
F. A. Bradley of Spokane has moved
on the l0-acre tract which he bought
of S. W. Condor. Mrs. Bradley is
delighted with the country, especially
with the view of the Columbia river
from the porch of the house. She
calls White Salmon the "West
Point" of Washington.
There is persistent rumor that M.
G. Fox and Miss Susie Wolfard, young
est daughter of L. j. Wolfard we're
quietly married at Walla Walla last
week. The only evidence your CORES
pondent had was free box of cigars
at G.. NJ. Wolfard IS store purchased by
the aforesaid groom. Both parties are
reticent.
Mr.. Minton of Trout Lake passed
through White Salmon with the en-
igne and machinery for the saw mill
of Sellinger & Kittenbaugh. This mill
is located in fine body Of pine near
Trout Lake
A number of ranchers on the bottom
are picking and shipping berries.
William Rankin shipped three boxes
Monday night
Frank Hunseker met with painful
accident last week which necessitated
the services Of our eminent physi-
clan, DR. j W. Gearhart.
Mr.. Kerr, wife and family of Seat
tie, relatives of Willis Haun, have
made permanent location in White
Salmon.
Rick Field is building a dam on his
property near White Salmon.
William Meister of the California
Fruit Co., Seattle, Wash. is visiting
a number of the growers who shipped
to him last year.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, a
son, Friday, May 5.
JIG. Machines Of White Salmon Land
Co., has purchased llO acres of apple
land near Pine Flat of Mr.. Moore.
Mr.. Machines will put in an orchrd of
40 acres of choice SpitZenberg and
Yellow Newtowns.
Mr.. Hartman Of Gilmer has pur-
chased a half f.acre from T, Wyers, sr. .,
along the bluff. Mr.. Hartman viii
erect two fine residences on this tract.
Henry Tenterman of Husum, Wash.
has purchased the barber shop Of A..
j. Barlow, and will conduct a barber
shop over Mr.. BancrOft's store.
Mrs. I. J. Harlan returned from
Portland and will spend the summer
in White Salmon.
Fred Groshong is putting in a fine
refrigerator in his meat market
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
Strictly GenHiue.

Most Of the ralent medicine testi-
monals are probably genuine. The
following notice recently appeared in
the Atchison lKan.) Globe: "JOe Tack
well known engineer, running on
the Missouri Pacific between Wichita
and kiowu, lately appeared in big one
vita picture AID when he was in
tis tlice today, we asked him about
it, lie says he had terrific pains in his
stomach and thought he had cancer.
His druggist recommended kpdol and
he says it cured him, lie recommend
ed it to others who were also cured. p"
kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat aud cures all stomach troubles.
Sold at Williams Pharmacy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
Waiting For Hood River Berries.

II. +. Davidson of the Davidson Fruit
Co., who was in Portland Tuesday, says
Southern Oregon berries are coming in
freely, and few are ripe at Mount Ia
Dor, but dealers are waiting for the
Hood River product
Fifty or 60 crates from Southern Ore
gon were offered Tuesday at zoe to 25c,
but as some had to be held over the
price will drop. California berries are
co Aing in bad condition.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11

The Washington Farmer Publishing
Co, Of North Yakima, Wash, publishes
three illustrated agricultural periodicals
every month Dairy and I've Stock,
Poultry and Pet Stock and Northwest
Farm and Home. The last named
magazine is devoted to all the other fea-
lures of agricultural life except those
that are covered by the first two named.
1t contains many practical articles on
all localities west Of st. Paul and north
of San Francisco and is therefore in
valuable to the immigrant and real es-
tate man.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
Material For Temperance Lecture.
III, h,11n1 NhrNpioin

Preparations are being made to move
Frank Summers, who shot John Crate,
to the county jail, as he has been held
to the grand jury without bail. Sum-
mers' wounds are not Of serious nat.
ure. Coming to himself he seems to
realize the import Of his act and express
es remorse at the awful deed When
asked by friend to take little liquor
to brace him up, he replied that he
would never touch the stuff again.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
A Hard One on Hayward.
The Dalles Chronicle.

A good joke is told on c. f. Hay
ward day guard over Norman Williams.
A few days ago two ladies from the
country called at the sheriffs office and
asked to see Williams. The jailer allow
ed them to look into the jail, when see.
ing Hayward, one of them remarked
"There he is, What a terrible face he
has ~
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11

Don't let the chrildren suffer II
they are fretiul, peevish and cross, give
them HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
The best baby tonic known. Strength
and health follow its use. So ceuts at
Chas. n. Clarke's drug store.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
Berry Growers.

We want to handle your strawber
ries and other produce, for We are in
position to get YOU the best prices.
Write US. A. d. FLOWERS & CO.,
Seattle, Wash.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11

Cleanse your system of all impurities
this month. Now is the time to take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t
will keep you well all summer. IS cents
Tea ar Tablets at Chas y. Carkp's
drug store.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
TO GET WATER
AT $5 PER inch
Special Correspondence.

Sppcial Corre.nondence
Willow Flat, East Hood River Valley,
May Sit seems that the water question
has settled Itself; MIR Bone having
agreed tou $ rate per inch, providing
the farmers under the Neal Greek lateral
subscribe l"r the vntrr capacity of this
lateral, which We understand has been
done.
Almg this Inc i i persistentlv ru-
mored that the NillnN Flat farmers and
commit, cmcn We e all drawing a graft
ir' m lhe lfrlptt". C', arylng from a
ie" i"hur 10 a l'W collars Tor ag'tat'
,IS IHe organ E% tlon OF ai irrigation DIS
r"'' Nuhi'ttli Tor sake OF argument,
tne charges 10 oa t., why should
VheEe same Pa Vs u' j. c' II these gentle
men rom NOV - Il" lhtm 'osecure
water at 70 PR '"'N
FORTY ACRES IN POTATOES.
p. s. Davidson is Il ulipp lumber to
tut M a summer g mn. ~ Il.rr hn ex.
poets to 1--we duriu +, g s,1nn,r and
u,cr,cr IT,. takin, rpr. Of the Interests :
ol the Ins. LAX. Iurber ia This com.
pany eXprrt~ 10 yra,t tbp po.ato nIantar
Monday ON its fort, -a,re tract in the
Beulah Land uriphborLond
We commend Mr.. Davidson in desir-
ing a summer home ON WiIlnw Flat for
there is no better portion of eouivalent
ar,a to be found in lhe entise valley
However. we wish to saw in iustice to
the community, that when onr sylvan
solitudes are broken bv few more srm.
mer camps, it will more properlv he the
Bon Ton Flats
There seems to be a certain amount of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
Good Yield at M0Sier.
Special to the Glacier

Special to the Glacier.
Moiser, Or, May 9.-The yield of
Strawberries here promise to be very
good. The first ripe berries we're gath
cred May /. Shipments will te made
this week.
There are Is acres in boariag plants
here, distributed as follows p. Hen
ningsen, 4 acres p. Dohm, 3 acres :;
W. Stark, 2 acres; S. Fisher. I acre :;
A. P. Bathema, s acres.
Thirty acres we're set out last fall 10y
Mr.. Bateham which will not be in
full bearing until next season.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
Hardware Stewards Furniture

80 it warranted hose all coupled up..........S4 %
A full mOrtsed well painted screen dOOr........... 90
The Universal Stee Range is out at......... % 20
Gotten felt mattresses, guaranteed, 30 days trial. 90
Hemmerich pillows all feathers, each ........... 90
II new patterns in lnoleum by yd FROM 65c to 80
Fancy white decorated bowl and pitcher the fair. %
Silver metal knives and forks per doz ......... 00
Rogers unconditional guaranteed ed.............. %
Soap, Williams shaving :}for.................. %
Pocket knives, warranted 80
ShOves, all steel solid shank. 90
Handles for every tool made. Toe to 30
Paper for builders per roll 800 t............. G5
Malthod roofing for all fiat roofs per So ....... 80
Star shingles, to close, per 80
Wood fiber plaster, per l6 90
San Juan and Roach HarbOr lime .....bbI 81 SO | 50
Porch columns, each 80
Bed, iron, Of newest patterns....%3O 90 down to %
Sewing machines washing machines 80 to 40 90
Our aim is to furnish everything for building, fur
nishng and operating home. Our prices
absolutely guaranteed against
any market. We invite the
most careful com
parisOns
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
SECOND GEORGE WASHINGTON.

CECOND cGOpEE WASIIINCTE,V
0ICO,'D .>', oI0i1i' " iNN l o-,, ',
Little Jerold JARVIS TOOK a smaI
iauone' o,io u"y 't raSE me0n s anu J UIUPPer ,P
GT; HoTm yotms m"inuT a tiG lHG anu t,th tI,e
,oG,,'S qbnSy d ta, "i, NJ. 'Iiu Ir,; t,' ,"v'el
mmaI liG tiaI uotio, i, o"' tio was AZ ~
not applv the lash.
NJ II Voh, o,l 4no oh;,I.o.
snont . surdav WITH With + 5or u hrothor ~" Ham,
Lare
nnr,hor of Pima Croro;tos uo,+ .o
Portland last week to attend the De.
veIopment League,
NJ al NJ w w 1I;.Ll,,, n,,
, n, "l,' cn..do ~, Va, NJ Iinl ~
VeI sPei' NJ oItu'u"y ~ MILE ".1n "l ii'hN'ey
p,i10 CIorr,h ;s 90 fa~ ;r,n.o,,od t,o+
pliss GlaihI i 10 81 i"i ln''oneu t INA!
DIV" u? was ct'ranv S'U,v do "'"' ''o'''0 do iioo'
N.Ne', ""Vu'u"S
II the weather continues IN the course
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11

A delightful place to rest at Hotel
Wau-Gwin-Gwin after your Sunday din
ner.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
Pine GROVE PUPILS
GRADUATE SATURDAY

Special Correspondence
The graduating exercises of the Pine
Grove school will be held Saturday ev-
ening, May l3, at 8 O'Clock. The follow
ing pupils will be given their diplomas:
Eighth Grade
Blanche HARRISON, Viola Miller, Ada Marx,
Ivy Clark, Willie Clark, Earl Newman, Wal
ter Wells, Joe Vannier, Edgar Van Allen.
Tenth Grade
Marion Sproot Mabel Robinson, Charles
Lage and Zena Miller
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-22
The Southern a Heavy Loser.

Charlotte, N. c., March 49,. The
Southern railway has lost thousands
of dollars recently on account of cars
being broken open and robbed of
merchandise in transit while the
trains were yet in this city.
Last night the police of the city
succeeded in locating and arresting
two negroes, who are thought to be
leaders of the gang of thieves. In
the possession of one of these ne
groes was 48 quart bottles of corn
whiskey. The other negro had nu-
merous articles concealed in his home
that had heer taken from cars pass
ing through Charlotte.
1t is conservativeIy estimated that
the Southern has lost fifty thousand
dollars by car thieves within the city
limits of Charlotte since the first of
last December.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-22
Little Railroad Case.

The first case under the new rail
road ordinace was brought up in the
Mayors court this morning, when
charge of obstruoting crossing for
more than 5 minutes was brought
against Conductor Maxwell and En-
gineer Anderson of the Blue Ridge
Railway by Alderman r. e. Ligon,
the originator of the ordinance. The
defendants plead guilty, but at the
request of Alderman Ligon, they
were not fined, but dismissed with a
warning. The city administration
intends to enforce the ordinance
strictly.--Anderson Mail, March Is.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-22
Negro Killed By Tsxas Mob.

Long View, Texas, March 1e.-
Julius Stevens, a negro Imprisoned
in the Jail here charged with assault
upon Carl Anderson at saw mill
near this place, was shot to death
ia his cell by a mob Tuesday. The
mob entered the Jail and forced the
jaifer to deliver the keys to the upper
compartment. {. From there shsy
calied the negro to the front of his
cell, telling him their intention. The
negro asked and received permission
to write to his mother, returning to
the cell door, whore he fell with Al
oalibre pistol bullet through the
heart. Everything is quiet here
now. The negro is supposed to be
from Birmingham, Ala. Anderson,
who it is asserted was struck from
behind by the negro, is in a critical
condition.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-22
Mr.. Mrkseys Reoommendatlo

Mr.. Kirksey writes: give positive
guarantee with every box of Rydale's
Stomach Tablets and Liver Tablets sell,
and have never been asked to refund the
money in single instance. have used
these tablets in my family with best re-
suits, w. L. Kirksey, Morganton, N. G.
Rydale's Tablets are prepared by the
Radical Remedy Company, Hickory, N.
O., who authorize every dealer in their
preparations to guarantee every box or
bottle of their medicine they sell. Wal
halla Drug Company.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-22
TRAITOR oRAMprArHEa.
StonewaII Jackson Christian Wantsd TO be-
With his Comrades. s,

That Stonewall jackson Christian asks
no fayors and will not have preferment
to his classmates-a trait prominent in
the character of his distinguished grand
father--was plainly and pronouncedly
shown yesterday just before the Georgia
Military Academy cadets left for Wash
ington to attend the inauguration of
President Roosevelt. The entire com
pany, says the Atlanta Constitution, after
reaching the city, marched to the Sea-
board Air Line office, on Peachtree,
whore tickets had been prepared for the
cadets. The ticket called for the ride,
but no sleeper. Alter the tickets had
been distributed Mr. Christiuu called his
son behind the counter and handed him
passes on Pullman. When he had ex-
planned to his son the young man looked
his father straight in the eye, saying:
"But dop't want them, fatlter.o
why notf" asked the father, some
what surprised, at the same iime placing
a hand upon his SONS shoulder.
why not%' repeated the younl, lieu
tenant. "Why notP Why tho other boys
are going to ride in dey coach and I
don't intend to desert them. want just
what they get and no more. No, thanks
for your Kindness. But Pm Democrat.
What the boys have is just what want.
Itsuits me better. manufacturing more
than, my comrades get. UlJust the same,
father, I'm obliged to you for your
thoughtfolness."
And the young soldier handed the
Pullman passes back to his father with
happy, pleasant smile wreathing his face.
That's the kind of stuff Iof which his
grandfather was made. Stonewall Jack
son never slept on feather bediiwhen
his men were sleeping on the ground.