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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

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storl, in the citv NIust reduce the
stock. S, ], Frank,
W. J. Baker has some beautiful lots
for sale near Chas. CIarke's residence
on the hill.
f Partmess has a first class unhol.
starar in his emnlov and is nrenared to
do oil kirds of rrnair work
Two houses ior reilt' w. d. Daker'
For sale.-Some Of the finest lots on
he hill fronting the river. Also lots
in Riveryiew park and ldlcwild. See
W. j. Baker.
Ips+ raceiyod-Xaw line Lewis and
ClorI, W. somyor;,.' '.ius CaiI 70 see them
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
NOrtOn---COpple.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized
Tuesday afternoon at ! 80 O'Clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Copplc, when
their daughter Cora was married to
DoIph Norton, Rev. W. 4. Elkins Of the
Valley Christian church officiating. Rel
atives and few friends were present.
The wedding march was played by
Mrs. Elkins. After the services a nice
luncheon was served, and the young
people left on the afternoon train for a
visit to Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
are well known in this city and their
many friends gathered at the depot to
shower them with rice and good wishes.
The presents were many aud beauti.
iul, many of them consisting OF cutglas,
and silverware Mr. Norton is mem
ber OF the plumbing firm of Smith 4
Norton, and the bride has been a teacher
in the public schools OF the city for sew
eral years.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
Cooking Demonstration and Supper.

Miss L Nav Davidson viii give a
cooking demonstration at the Unitarian
W. G. Eliot Hall, Wednesday afternoon,
May 10, al O'Clock, under the patron
age Of Mrs, Moe, Mrs. Franz, Mrs, Jack.
son, Mrs Nelson and Mrs. Mcclure
Miss Davidson will serve hot wafllcs,
cheese, salad and orange straws. Among
other things questions will be received
and answered. The ladies of Hood River
should not miss this chance to add to
their culinary art.
At 6 O'Clock a delicious supper will be
served to ladies and gentlemen for 25
cents. Miss Davidson will supply all
who come with hot waflles and other
danties. The ladies of the church will
add a substantial menu.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
Glover and WashOugal.

Glover and WashOn2al.
100 acres, u miles from Mosier sta
ton, on main road; good spring $25 an
acre; will divide; fine apple land. Also
other Mosier property. WI Baker & Co..
House and lot in Spokane on desirable
residence street. Will trade for Hood
River farm property. W. J. Baker 4
Co.
Chickens! chickens We will pay you
the top price for all your produce. Bring
it TO us and be convinced that what we
tell you is so. Mcclure Bros.
The successful butcher is one who
keeps as complete line of meats as
money can buy, and caters to the wants
of his customers. Such a stock you
will find at Mcclure Bros.
Complete set of Blacksmilhing tools
for sale; also will sell or lease shop!
we'll established business. Located in
Hood River. W. j. Baker 4 Co
For groceries, flour, meats, fresh and
salt go to Frohn 4 Heaton the Ideal
market on the heights.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04

DO you use Lath? Get our price and
compare it with that of competitors
You will make money this way. Ore
gon Lumber Co.
Boiling meat at a bargain at Mcclure
Bros.
Frohn & Heaton, the Ideal market,
on the heights, will treat you right.
Fresh Salmon, halibut and shad at
Mcclure Bros.
See Frohn & Heaton on the heights
for nice, dry l6.inch stove wood.
Best breakfast bacon and hams at
Mcclure Bros.
Fine potatoes for seed and table use
At Frohn 4 Heaton's, the heights.
Fresh lot OF Oregon vegetables at Nc
Guire Bros. Saturday for Sunday dinner.
Walk over shoes all the latest lasts,
at the New Store. Vogt Bros.
Best meats from selected stock at
Mcclure Bros,
Best creamery butter at McGuirr
Bros. SOC and 60c.
If you have not contracted ynrI
berry crates with the Davidson Fruit
Co., better do so quick and get the
benefit Of the reduced prices at which
contracts are now heing made
Well, don't you see that if you wish
to see well, you should see Clarke the
optican. Guaranteed work in glass
fitting.
To make room FIR new stock all cut
glass will be c'os"d ont at cost. Clarke
the jeweler.
Fresh Chinook "almon, halibut, clans
etc, Friday and Saturday at Mcclure
Bros.
Call and examine my new line of
watches can save you money Clarke,
the jeweler.
l guarantee fit in glasses. Clarke,
the optician and ieweler.
Do V IL live in this part If the coun-
trv2 Then buy homemade fruit boxes
They are all right and the ppices are
right. At Davidson Fruit Co.
Mcclure Bros. carry the best leading
| brands of Butter-I1azelwood, White
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04

will 20 to work with bridge gang on
the O. r. & N, but expects to make
Hood River his home.
I'M. Sherwood, state commissioner
for the Knights Of Maccabees, is in the
city from Portland. Mr.. Sherwood in-
tends while here to inject little new
life and enthusiasm into the local tent,
Mr.. Sherwood has filed on some valu-
able timber lands in the Trout Lake
country, and believes western klickitat
county has great futare.
Mrs. w. b. Fitch and daughter of
Chicago arrived in Hood River Tuesday
morning for visit of couple OF months
with Mrs. Fitch's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Graham and other relatives,
and will take in the Lewis and Clarke
fair.
]. j. Hirshlcimer, the Portland pen.
sion attorney who has placed proies-
-iunal card in another column Of the
Glacier, announces that he will be in
Hood River, Saturday, May 27. Mr..
IIirshhcimcr hopes to make regular
trips to this city and may decide to To-
cate here.
Archie Mason arrived home from
Hood River last Saturday. Mr. Mason
has sold his grading contract on the
railroad building out Of Hood River,
and also Disposed Of his grading outfit.
He will in the future devote his time
to the development of the petroleum
well near Culver. New machinery
equipped for deep boring is now on tie
way in, and soon vigorous work will
again begin on this project. Madras
Pioneer,
DR.. II. f. Thayer Of Portland was
visiting with S. d. Garner and family
last week.
Mr.. Pierson found good pair Of
spectacles and left in this office, which
the owner can have by paying for this
notice.
There is not a nicer, ncater, nor more
up-to-date restaurant in the city than
! the Favorite Oyster PaTlOrs owned and
operated DIV Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
| Young on East Oak. You get what
YOU order and it is not prepared in the
ordinary restaurant style, but is cooked
like mother used to cook, because it is
cooked by one of mothers girls, and
she knows how. See their ad in an
other column.
J. f. Batcheder, president of the
Hood River Development Co., is doing
some splendid advertising for HOOD
River by having printed on his business
envelopes a news item published in the
Portland Oregonian last January, which
shows the Increase in population anC
postal receipts Of the city Of Hood Rive
, during the year 1904. The item ais,
ives the figures of the Glaciers censu
, and the amount Of money spent il
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04

building operations Something like
this could be adopted by other Hood
River business men with profit to them
selves and the town.
Before leaving here to accept fore
manship in large Puget Sound mil,
George Songer was presented with a
handsome gold watch bv the employees
of the Oregon Lumber Co. in this city,
as a token OF their appreciation toward
their foreman. George mghIy apprecl,
ated the gift, and was deeply .gratllled
to know that it came from his fellow
workmen. Mr. Songer left Tuesday for
the Sound country.
Thomas and William Chapman have
purchased house and lot on Stranahan
avenue, tie second door south OF liol-
mans store. The Chapmans expect to
move their store goods from the Lamar
building to their new location.
L. o. Hawn, who conducts fish ard
vegetable market on East Oak street,
has purchased the produce from the
Chinese gardens on Paradise farm. lie
expects to have local grown vegetables
for delivery next week,
Mrs. j. i. BatchcIder returned Mon
day last week from an extended TRIP
East, Mrs. Batchelder's boys accompan'
led her and at Washington CITY they
had the honor of a personal introduc-
tion to President Roosevelt
Miss Pearl Coulter, who has spent the
past three weeks visiting her brother
Wilbur Coulter left for her home al
Mallory, MINI, Sunday evening. Miss
Coulter was well pleased with Hoo
River and expects to return soon t.
make this her home.
Mr.. and Mrs James DeBord arrived
| last week from Los Angeles to spenC
the summer in Hood River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
Hood River Girl in Spokane.

A letter from Miss Edith Gill at tn
Deaconess Home and Hospital of SpolS
ane goes to show that Hood Rivers fair
sex are not in the rear, Edith left Hool
River one year ago last August and dur.
ing her first year was called from h"r
work almost four months on account Of
her health. She possibly will not finish
now before December Since Feb. she
has assisted forty-eight operations.
The day before she wrote she assisted in
an emergency accident case where she
took the head nurses place, she being
i'll. Edith is a bright young lady and
will prosper wherever she goes.
MRS. HARRY BAILEY.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
YOU GET THE CROP

Together with liz acres Of choice fruit
and berry land. This tract lies well,
there is Just enough slope for good
drainage, and the soil is deep, nice and
very productive. OF the ll4 arces all
but acres are in fine cultivation, ard
the balance very easy to clear, 3 acres
are in strawberries. The berries are in
splendid condition and ought tn net
$500 this season. There are $50 choice
apple and peach trees from one to three
years old. The place is well fenced,
with a neat three-ruomed house, barn,
chicken house and other outbuildings;
1t is within 2 miles of the town OF
White Salmon, and close to school.
mail delivered. The location is well
chosen, and will make lovely home.
We class it us one of our best bargains
and you get it for 81 800, with terms of
$3.50 cash aud the balance to suit, II
you are looking for fine orchard and
berry place let us show you this prop
ertv.
We have fine proposition to offer
good blacksmith. For particulars see
or write
White Salmon Land Co.
White Salmon, Wash,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
New Today.

Baseball
Baseball.
BASEBALL
Big game Sunday. Dalles vs.. Hood
River, at Columbia Park.
Lewis and Clark hatpins at Vogt Bros
new store.
A new line of Walkover shoes just re.
ceived at the new store of Vogt Bros.
STEM Block clothing beats them all,
Vogt Bros.
For a good hat, buy Gordon at Vogt
Bros.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04

The Whist club was entertained by
Mrs. Kelsay last Thursday afternoon,
There were present: Mrs. jayne, Mrs.
Blancher, Mrs, Shaw, Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Rand, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs, Savage, Mrs.
Stranahan, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. II. +.
Davidson, Mrs Moe, Mrs. Charles \,
Clarke, Mrs Noah Bone, Mrs. Worse,
Mrs. Kinnaird, Mrs. Castner
Two prizes were given, Of which Mrs.
G. n. Clarke won the highest, VIII
Mrs. Moe secured the second. The
club adjourned until sometime ne t
autumn.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04

Don't forget the waffle supper at the
Unitariln church
Mrs. CIearence StcavcUs of Eugene is
in the valley the guest for Mrs w, 4.
Elkins,
Miss Edna Groves and Miss Benson,
teachers in the primary rooms OF the
State-street school, left Friday for their
homes in Corvallis and Cascade Locks.
MISS GroNGs expected TO VISIT few days
with Miss Benson at Cascade Locks
MT ana Mrs. Jesse walker, Mr ana
MIS-. D. l.. scott ana Mr.. and mrs. T..
mckee started iaSt friday morning lor
tloou RIVER 10 'aFe IN lhe strawberry
tn.n %,,n i t,' Md Io la' P"Ie w. fi ey W. Wi,' .e
DE-. p;a. ~ MAUI d IL '"o It'll '"''' ''S
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04

At the Barrett school house the G. +.
Turner club will give an entertainment
consisting Of recitations, solos, quartets,
dialogues, etc etc. This will be fol-
lowed BY an ice cream social. Remen-
ber the date Thursday evening, May
llth, at O'Clock, Proceeds will 60 to-
ward the support of the Turner club.
Everybody invited.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04

In TODAY Late designs in Dress, Street
and Children's hats. See our shirt waist
sets. Mother of Pearl, Girdles, Buck
les and Hat Pins. New patent veil fast
ners. NINE ABBOTT.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
Born.

In Hood River Monday, May /, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Henderson, a
son.
In Hood River, Wednesday, April 26,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. sutton daughter
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04
Notice to Strawberry Growers.
New Millinery

The office of The Hood River Fruit
Growers Union is now open for business.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-04

Saturday
Evening

From now until the close Of The les 3
aud Clark Fair we will give away ure
round trip ticket to Portland iuclud-
ing one admission 10 the Fair. You can
have your Choice going by boat or rail
and the tickets will be good apy time
you may select to go during the Fair.
We give a numbered coupon with every
dollar purchase, which gives you a
chance to get the above. These will he
given in addition to our regular trade
tickets SO you can get your premiums
Just the same. Remember ticket given
away every week. These will be four
given away before the opening Of the
Fair.
ROOT q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-22

foF me encnas ~ si,ich No. Was csn.
Ficied. may arplf fof nafols ile
ni'nAe ~ favor 81 the humanitarian
treatment ~ Yfisonere and ~ the
marked Influence which Christianity
q havine with men AZ the conclu.
sion Of tho Address ~ Martin nns4
"a vote 10 thanks a. She speaker and
remarked that h. felt that the attend
ants we're not adveriislne the good
things well enough and that the at
tendance should have been two or
three times what u was every night
He said the best talent IN the city
was really contributing 10 their enter
tainment and enjoyment ana that II
was up to the Thursday club to get IN
and hustle for big houses IL costs
nothing TO attend ana many do at
tend who do not go to the dinner which
always precedes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-22
IPRoTRACTED TRIAL.
FLOATING ISLANDS
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

VANCOUVER, Nov. 21.-Three or
perhaps four floating islands are knock
ing about In Queen Charlotte Sound Ia
the great menace OF navigation and 1t
is likely that a government steamer
will be sent north to destroy them be-
fore some catastrophe results. The
great masses of flotsam are lying In
the direct path OF navigation on the
northern coast and should any I'M
lucky ship encounter one of them after
dark the loss of life might be enor-
nous, as 1t is almost certain that any
steamer running into one OF these is
lands at full speed would founder inn
mediately. Captain Johnson. of the
coasting steamer Capilano. brought
news OF the floating island to Van
couver today.
II first saw one OF these immense
masses of flotsam last Thursday after
noon" said he, las / was entering
Smith Inlet, well-known harbor just
this side of Queen Charlotte Sound.
knew the channels there well and had
just been called on deck when / saw
dead ahead a piece of land that have
never seen there before / rubbed my
eyes and thought the mate had
brought us into the wrong inlet, but
then ! noticed some familiar land
marks and knew that the bearing must
be correct. Then 1t was a puzzle to
account for this strange island. There
it stood, thirty feet high above the
water level. AS nearly as ! could judge,
it's length was three hundred yards and
/ subsequently found that 1t had q
width OF one hundred and fifty yards
On nearing II ] found that 1t was.
afioat and was composed OF immenec
logs, small boulders and trees. many>H<
the latter standing upright as sentf-l
nels above the mass Of timber. Had
gone in there In the night ! mighk
have struck the floating island.
have notified Captain Gaudin of the
island and the government will prob
ably take immediate action to destroy
Il.
From the japanese at Smith Inlet
learned that three islands of about
the same size have been floating
around there for ten days. 1t appears.
from the information / was able to get
from the Japanese. that there was an
immense slide at the head Of the inlet
and the logs and earth and rocks came
from there. The floating islands are
in the path OF the steamers plying be-
tween Seattle and Vancouver and
Skagway." os.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-22
DECISION
FOR CARTER
crrom Thurrday.s AdYerlI.erl

Judge LInasay yesterday gave a
written decision In the cjectment case
of Joseph U. Carter VS.. Koolau Kali
kainahaole and others. for property
at Kawalahao, Honolulu, which has
been IN the courts for several years.
1t was tried without "A jury a..d then
briefs were submitted by L. u. Nc
Clanahan for plaintiff and c. w. Ash
ford for defendants. The court de-
cides. on its finding of facts, thus:
Plaintiff is entitled to judgment
against the defendants for the restl-
tuition OF the premises sued for. and
damages OF three thousand Two ham
bred and fifty dollars ($S25o)."
Two real estate experts for plaintiff
each gave over $4,000 as the rental value
for the 80 months defendants held the
premises against plaintiff. who bought
them at a foreclosure sale. An expert
for defendants made the figure $3.50.
which the court has adopted.
THE FEDERAL COURT.
e. o. White, Geo. p. Castle. w. X.
.Waimamau, Allan Walker, A. o. X. Il.
Kahulualii, VIM. B. Harrub, 1. S. Dill
bingham, Chas. E. Frasher, Jas. A.
Cough, John Coffee, Ed. E. Hingley and
C. b. Wilson compose the jury en-
paneled in the Federal court yesterday
to try Ziokichi Koshi as one of three
defendants for conspiracy. Another
pleaded guilty and a third not guilty.
District Attorney r. w. Breckons
prosecuted and Chas. f. Clemens by
assignment of court defended.
LAND TITLES DECREED.
Judge Weaver OF the Court of Land
Registration has made a decree giving
G. Brewer & Co., Ltd, registered title
to land in Waikapu, Maui, containing
1914 acres.
A registered title was also decreed
to Ethel Keepers Abrams for residence
premises on Beretania street, contain
ing an area of 1880 square feet and
valued for taxation at $6350.
COURT NOTES.
Petitioner in the quo warranto case
of Walter G. Peacock VS.. Alexander
CARVE will move before Judge De Bolt
tomorrow morning that the case be set
for hearing.
Plaintiffs in the specific performance
suit of James Armstrong and L. l..
McCandless against Ane Keone will
move before Judge De Bolt tomorrow
morning that a day for hearing be set.
s. Yamamoto has brought a manda-
mus suit against Treasurer Campbell
to compel him to issue a druggists IL
cense to complainant.
The defendant is still putting on evil
dence in the Godfrey VS.. Rowland
ejectment case before Judge Robinson.
A suit has been filed, at the instance
of Land Commissioner Pratt. against
Oswald st. John Gilbert for s77O.7O on
account of timber which he is alleged
to have cut on government land at
Lualualei, Eva. Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-22
TO IMPROVE
LAUNDR|fS
(From Thursdays Advertiser.)

(From Thursdays Advertiser)
In his message to the Board of
Health for yesterdays meeting the
president spoke of the publication of
"a rather crude preliminary letter. of
his to Supervisor John Lucas on the
subject of laundries and wash houses.
He now quoted the law reading, "Such
laundries and wash houses shall be
under the supervision of the Board of
Health" and went on to say that, un-
der his direction, plans and estimates
had been made which cover the needs
of Honolulu in a way that should
please every household, for every oper-
alton of cleansing and drying is plan
ned to be done by the latest and most
improved machinery
He and Mr.. Lucas aimed to present
the matter to Governor Carter on
Tuesday, but his departure for Hilo
prevented. Refraining from present.
ing the details to the Board until they
were approved, he went on to say:
II will, however, venture to emphat-
ically assert 1t is time, and now is
the time, to do away with the sloyen-
ly slow old methods. PROFESSIONALLY
the proposition can be privately financ-
ed for the government, if necessary.
"Since the government dictates as to
the washing of clothing, the public of
Honolulu particularly those of mod
crate means) in this climate. where
such frequent change of clothing is
necessary, are entitled to. the neatest,
cleanest, least destructive modern
methods of cleansing
IT do not advise providing for other
than the operation of cleansing and
drying. The usual laundrymen can
still handle the articles and iron them.
There need be no increase in cost to
the public.
THE new sprinkling regulations en-
acted by you will be published today.
The inspectors OF the Board of Health
win be instructed to prosecute all vio-
lators to the limit OF the law.
"If the public is to enjoy improved
hygienic methods the improvement
must not be nullified by insanitary
personal acts"
BATHS FOR POOR.
AT the dispensary," the president
reported. at the suggestion of DR..
Baldwin, we are about to establish
baths for the treatment of scabies The
physicians find the poor will not faith
fully use the remedies given them,
SO the doctors have determined to use
a method that viii be effective"
He also reported that, In company
with DR.. Pratt and Analyst Duncan, he
that morning made thorough investi-
CATION OF conditions at the new Nuua-
nu reservoir. with the carrying out
OF our recommendations" the presi-
dent said. there can be no contamln-
alton OF the water supply"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-22
STILL IN
THE AIR
From Thursdays Advertiser.)

(From Thursdays Advertlser.)
A prominent resident OF Koolaupoko
who was in town yesterday stated to
an Advertiser man that the matter
of the purchase of the ahupuaas of
Kaneohe and Kailua was still up in
the air as far as parties bargaining
is concerned.
The area of land concerned is APP
proximately $4,000 acres and it is un-
derstood that the owner of the ahu-
puaas, Mrs. Mamie r. Rice, wants
100000 for her property.
James b. CASTLE who, together with
others, is seeking to acquire the prop
erty, Is said to have offered 5000, 900
and 1t is rumored that a compromise
of S225, 900 may be agreed upon.
II the purchase of the land can be
effected it will be a great thing for
for the land will be cut up into so
and 100 acre lots and sold or leased
to small farmers and planters. This
would mean that the district would be
profitably and satisfactorily settled and
the garden spot of Oahu be made to
blossom as it should.
The gentleman above mentioned stat
ed that much interest is being evinced
in the district in the advertisement of
the sale of five lots of government
land of nine acres each at Kaneohe,
fee simple and upset price, at auction
early in January He considers 1t
rare opportunity to obtain good land
at ground floor prices in a rapidly
growing district.