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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
Make Masco Exhibit the Best.

To Whom it may Concern: 1t is i'm
portant that WascO county, as a county,
make a creditable exhibit at the Lewis
aud Clark exposition to be held in
Portland the coming summer. This
can be done il the people of the county
act as a unit, that is each individual
contribute what he has worthy of ex-
hibiting, which taken as a whole will
make a large and most attractive ex-
hibit.
Wasco county has more varied pro-
ducts than any other county in the
state, therefore can make a more at
tractive exhibit at the fair than any
other, Its fruits, vegetables, grains,
grasses, woods, woods, minerals, etc,
are the very best-nO other county can
equal it. But to make display OF its
products requires combined effort, the
cooperation Of every producer in the
county.
To interest you in the Importance Of
making an exhibit at the fair and to Sc
cure your cooperation is the purpose of
this letter. You are requested to pro-
cure something exceptionally fine this
year, something worthy of being shown
to the people Of the world, and when it
is produced turn it over to G. J.. Schmidt,
who has been appointed by the county
court, to take charge and arrange Wasco
county's exhibit in Portland. There
will be no expense to you, the county
court having provided for bearing the
of making the exhibit. What
IS desired is exceptionally good samples
of fruits, vegetables, grains, grasses,
wool, timber, etc.
Every county in the state will have an
exhibit at the fair. Let Wasco county
be in the very first rank. 1t can pro-
duce things that will starte the world.
Lend your assistance in making this ex-
hibit. Show your pride in our own
county, by helping to display its best
products.
Address all communications for infor-
nation to G. l.. Schmidt, The Dalles,
Oregon, Superintendent Wasco county
exhibit at Lewis and Clark fair.
A. f. LAKE,
County Judge.
II. j. HIBBARD,
Commissioner.
c. II SToUGHToN,
Commissioner.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
TlG Hood River Real Estate, In
SuranCG \ Collection Bureau.
Money to Loan on Farm
Lands.
Must be good security.

EDWIN A. HENDERSON, Manager.
Notary Public for Oregon)

10 acres miles ont, 1920; easy terms
first-class apple land all tilable; but
5 acres uncIeared,
l60 acres six miles out; $1,000 worth
of timber; balance first-class apple land
uncleared price $1,000; easy terms.
80 acres, 8-year-old orchard; $500 per
acre; easy terms.
100 acres in Washington, between 10
and 20 acres fruit trees; balance hay
and grain ;modern improvements; terms
100 acres four miles out, East Side;
excellent goat farm; about 20 acres good
tillable land big perpetual spring; bar
gain for right party
623 acres three miles out; six acres
cultivated, 2 acres strawberries, acres
hav, $50 apple trees; cottage and out
buildings; terms.
30 acres excellent apple land all
cleared; in 4-year-old apples; $3.50 per
acre; will sell in ten acre tracts.
acres strawberry land; ~ acres
cultivated; 21a acres berries; two small
cottages, outhouse, $ll00; 5000 cash.
70 acres miles out; 8 acres cleared,
three acres Spitzenbergs and Newtowns,
new cottage, barn and outbuildings; a
miles to school; rural delivery; irriga-
ton water; $l35 per acre, $500 cash, q,
balance one year at per cent.
100 acres 10 miles from White Sal
mon, on county road, all tillable, river
and two springs, some good timber; $25
per acre, easy terms.
Two l0-aCre tracts three miles out;
reasonable.
40 acres unimproved, 80 acres tillable,
creek running through one share of ir.
rigation water; fruit land, some timber
a snap at $25 per acre, all cash; in up.
per valley.
City Property for Sale.
One or two beautiful residences for
sale,
Three lots, 50x0O, twO-stOry Groom
house, basement, city water and well,
outhOuses overlooks Columbia and
White Salmon rivers; $4,000; half cash,
balance easy terms,
Two lots, have outhouses, fruit trees
and Strawberries; below the hill, six
blocks from post Office, west end of city,
$3.50, easy terms
lots, 90xl50, we'll, outhouses; on the
hill a snap for $400 cash,
Two lots, Broom house, plastered
outhouses $3.50 cash; 5000 on time.
8-room house, hard-oil and plaster
large barn, 3 lots on the hill, beautiful
view, terms.
Groom house, plastered, lot 50Xl30
fruit trees, out houses terms $1,000 cash
Beautiful lots all over the city.
Two slightly lots on hill, view of Mt
Hood and Adams, Hood and Columbia
rivers; $3.50, terms.
For Rent.
Furnished and uniurnished house
keeping rooms; also houses to rent
! EDWIN A. HENDERSON, Mgr,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
LINE UP
A Stand OF In Basket Ball.

Through an error on the part of the
timekeeper in calling the end of the
game last Friday night, Captain
Geyer Of the home nine states that
the basket made at the last minute
of playing should have been counted
for tho locals, and would have made
the score IL to 10 In favor Of the
Hood River boys, and not 10 to 10
as was formerly given out.
The contesting players we're mem
bers of the The Dalles and Hood
River high schools. This is twice the
locals have defeated the The Dalles
In basket ball, and have twice been
defeated by the same visitors In base
ball.
The attendance at both games last
Friday was very satisfactory, the
boys being enabled to pay the ex-
penses of the visiting teams.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
LOCALS WHALLOP
DALLES, IS TO |

Hood River IL, The Dalles |. ''Tamp"
Osborn was the feature of the game
for Hood Rivers. There were Ii
strikeouts to his credit, and but one
hit. Up to the Sth inning not a
Dalles man had reached first base.
The Hood River team and dozen
rooters went up on the noon train
Sunday morning, returning the next
morning with a yell that did base ball
fans good to hear.
A return game has been arranged
for Sunday, May Z, at Columbia
park. A river excursion has been
arranged to accompany the players
from The Dalles.
The locals speak in high terms OF
the generous treatment accorded
them at the hands Of their hosts.
The rooms Of The Dalles Commercial
club we're thrown open to the boys
from Hood River, and the defeated
ball players did all they could to
make pleasant evening for the Hood
River team members and their
friends.
Hood River played as follows last
Sunday:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
A NiRhf Attack.

Last night the little daughter OF Mrs
Brown, as she was sweetIy and peace
fully slept In her little bed near the
window was attacked by a deathdeal-
ing demon known as Group Whooping
Cough, and but for the timely use Of
Kennedy's Laxatile Honey and Tar,
which she always keeps handy, the
life of the little one might not have
been saved. Kennedy's Laxative Tar
and Honey is different from oil of the
old.tme cough syrups and Ia best for
children because Il acts on the bowels.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

The game at the Columbia park last
Friday between the high school teams
of The Dalles and Hood River result
ed In duplication Of the score OF
two weeks ago, to 2 In favor of the
visitors. The local team was out
weighed Is pounds to the man, but
the boys put up some remark
able playing and came very near
turning the score at the very last
moment. A return game Is being
arranged for Friday, April % at The
Dalles.
Batteries Pagan and Sexton; Geyer
and Brosius.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

"This great specific completely cured
me, and saved my life. Since then l
have used it for over 10 years, and con-
slider it marvellous throat and lung
cure" Strictly scientific cure for
Coughs, Sore Throats or Colds; sure
preventive of Pneumonia. Guaranteed,
80 cents and $l,00 bottles at G. n.
Clarke's drug store Trial bottle free.
Have You Sprayed Yet!
Get your material OF Clarke and save
money.
Three fine lots on tie hill at 1925
ach w. J. Baker d Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
Gasoline Engine for Sale.

The Davidson Fruit Co. have left in
stock new No Stckney three.horse
power gasoline engine arranged for fast
or slow sp ed suitable for pumping
water for irri. ating purposes or other
power. Ncrr simple and easy to oper-
ate. For =, at bargain. This is not
a second hand, cheap affair. Price. $l75.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
HELLO!

Why pay 5000 to $500 per
acre for land at Hood River.
when c. c. Wetherell, of Car
son, Wash, will sell you 80
acres three-quarters OF a mile
from White Salmon p. O. for
$50 per acre?
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
I.E>i Hone Vanished.

When eading physicians said that
W. NJ. s., thrrt, of Pekin, Ia, had in
curable consumption, his last hope va
nished hat Dr. Kings New Discovery
for ConsumY on Coughs and Colds,
kept hin, a. If his grave He says:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
nistrihntIon Of School Funds.

Wasco county has 5242 school children
and on a per capita basis of "a 81 the
school districts OF the county received
on April 3, the date Of the semi-annual
apportionment Of school funds, a total
OF S25 ,241 .02, divided among the several
districts as follows:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
Total amount distributed. $25 PA
Try the Paradise Laundry.

The Paradise laundry offers you the
following prices: Lace curtains, 50c to
75c: cotton and wooden blankets, 25c to
Soc; carpets, l0c a yard, three yards for
25c; rugs, l0c yard bed ticks; woolen
skirts.
Now that spring is here and house
cleaning time is on, don't wear yourself
out doing such work on the Old-fashiOn-
ed washboard. Bring the goods to the
Paradise. e.laundry, where better work is
done at small cost
GLEN FABRICK, Prop.
Complete set Of BlacksmiIhing tools
for sale; also will sell or lease shop.
well-established business. Located in
Hood River. w. J. Baker H. Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

1t is harmless, safe and certain. Con-
tains no oplates Sold by q. +. Will
liams
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

ls an old proyerb, and certainly pco.
pie are very near madness WHEN they
pass by Mayne Arnold, ono ot the
worlds foremost eye.sight specialists.
and procure shoddy glasses from
small, bore.pretenders, peddlers and
other quacks.
OF course they arc all sklllful. They
admit Il. But what other proof have
your Prof. Arnold will save you mon.
eY provide you with finer and better
glasses at a less price. will carefully
test your oyes free. All this is import.
ant, but what is beyond all price is
the welfare Of your precious eyes and
sight Don't be fooled by advertising
rot" but conserve your eyes and also
save money by consulting Towa's most
successful and longest experienced
eye.slght specialist, Prof. Mayne Ar.
mold.
Eyes examined and expert opinion
free. Eye medicines free. Prices for
glasses reasonable. No connection
with quacls, peddlers or other rub
blsh. Only exclusive optical store
and eye.sight specialist in oskaIoosa.
Opposite Spencer's great wholesale
building.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
FIGHT AT DURFEE
MAY END IN DEATH
eAsll MCDOWELL srAeaEn eN
srEve &c CLAIRE.
TROUBLE OVER A cR ~ GAME
Leclalre IL Rescued From Mob b.
offieers From oskaloosa and 10
IN jail Hers Awaiting the
Outcome of lie Affair.

AZ Durfoe. Saturday evening basil
Mcdowell was stabbed and seriously
wounded by steve IeCislre, both
white men, in a drunken quarrel fol-
lowing a crap game
Inconsed by words which followed
dispute over the play, LeClalr
drove his big knife into the others
flesh three times, inilictlng wounds
In the breast, the back, and on the
head. McDowell's condition Is seri.
Gus but it Is thought that ne will re.
cover Both boys were going the
pace that kills older men and were
gambling at the side OF tho Henry
Van Cody shack. Neither the vic.
tim of the affair, nor his attempted
slayer. are nineteen years of age.
LeClaire is an orphan, and his fa-
ther, before his death, a valued EN-.
ployee of the Durfee company. For
ten years the boy has been employed
about the minss at times, at others
disappearing and going off to some
other camp. About six weeks ago he
returned to Durfees and has been
working about the place since.
Saturday was pay day at the Dur.
fec place and the sporting element
had congregated in the crap games
which spot the patch" when the
men have money. About half past
seven o'clock a quarrel came up over
the game outside the Van Cooley
shack and the cutting resulted. lie
Claire Immediately disappeared.
Feeling was strong against the
boy, and according to report, there
was an effort made to organize a
mob during the evening. The ar
rival of Sheriff Valentine and Depu.
ty Moore, who had been summoned,
however, put an end to that talk.
The officers searched the town and
discovered LeClaire in hiding at the
Crafty home, trembling in fear at the
prospect OF the mob and the penalty
for his crime. He was found about
| twelve-thirty o'clock Sunday morn
ing and brought to Oskaloosa, where
he was lodged In Jail.
The injured boy has been working
at Durfee about six months, and came
to that place from Buxton. He Is
being cared for by DR.. Mcclure. ano
the prospects for his recovery arc
very good.
steve LeClaire refuses to make
any statement regarding the affair.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
THE NEW OFFICERS.
Chosen at the Missionary Meeting al
Brooklyn.

The election of officers for the com.
ing year at the Women's Foreign Mis-
soinary Society held at Brooklyn, re-
suited in the choice OF president, Mrs.
Frances Walker, Grinnell; first vice
president, Mrs. r. G. Smith, oskaloo-
sa; second vice president, Mrs. @. J.
Griffin, Montezuma; third vice presi.
dent, Mrs. ID. M. Roberts, Ewart; re
cording secretary, Mrs. G. ID. Conaway
Brooklyn; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. r. Rus
sell, Newton.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
RAILROAD RUNDLlNC,


The Rocg island a 10 build a switch
10 the new coal neid o. the Atwood
coat Co. AZ soon a. the rsad can com.
piete The surveys Announcement II
tbe fact was made 10 Justice bacon
yesterday by Alex walker % What
cheer, who IA also interested In the
development Of the mine and who had
just been In consultation with super.
intendent Given at Dcs Moines regard.
ing the matter. The coal feid 20 be
tapped is that worked by Mike Carey.
on the Bacon farm near Rose Hill, and
which has since passed into the hands
Of the Atwood Coal Co. During last
summer the shaft for the railroad
work was sunk and everything is In
readiness TO begin work in earnest
when the switch is built
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
PILOT TURNS BAPTIST.
Pastor Of Friends Church at Marshall
town Makes a Change.

Marshalltown, May S.--Rev. II. Will
liam Pilot, pastor of the Friends
church Of this city, has accepted a
call from the First Baptist church OF
Grundy Center, and will become pas.
tor of the Grundy Center church on
June /. Rev. Mr.. Pilot has been seri-
ously considering changing denomIna-
tions since last fall, and his step is
decided upon after mature and delib-
crate thought. Rev. Pilots new
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
FRUIT PROSPECTS.
Frost Has Evidently Done Little Dam
age In Iowa.

Des Moines, May S.--The fruit Oh
the state continues In good condition.
according to q summary of reports
made to Secretary Wesley Green, OF
the State Horticultural society on the
fruit trees and plants for May. The
decline OF percentages due 10 the
frosts Of April averaged only about 8
per cent, which Secretary Green con;
slders an excellent prospect. On the
other hand red and black raspberrlss
advanced per cent in condition and
grapes showed an increase OF per
cent.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
no Meet IN WaterIoo.

Waterloo was victorious over Jeffer'
son in the spirited contest to secure
the annual state convention OF the
Epworth League, as result OF the
decision reached by the state cabinet
Both Methodist church leagues Of
that city, the First Methodist and the
Grace Methodist, will unite in enter
tanning the convention next october
The day meetings are to bio held In
First church and the night meetings
In Grace church.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
CUTTING AFFRAY AT HYNEs.
sIavok Miners Settle Religious Quar-
rel With Knives.

Abba, Ia, May 8.--Mike Vedo and
John Banas, two Slavok miners, en-
gagged In a savage knife duel at Hynes,
as result Of which Banas will proDa-
bly, die. Both are Catholics, but mem
bers Of rival churches. While intoxl-
Gated they became embroiled in q
heated quarrel. Knives were quickly
drawn and blood flowed freely. Vedo
stabbed Banas twice in the neck ane
once tho blade penetrated th1 spine
which Is the wound. that is expecteS' p.
to prove fatal. W@sg7
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
STATE FIELD MEET.

Des Moines, Iowa, May S.--Arrange.
ments were completed today for the
state Field Meet by the selection OF
G. A. Duplessis Of Milwaukee to be
referee and starter and Carl Roth
fus assistant. The date was fixed
for May e.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

VIII some one please donate us
few more young squirrels for The
park? They are mighty pretty
pet to have and very entertaining
for all.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

Nearly all the larger buildings for
the Missouri Pacific shops at Sedalia,
Mo-, have been finished. Thirty.two
tracks will enter the grounds, and the
total trackage therein will be % miles
workmen are now engaged upon the
planning mills, coacah shop, paint shop
paint storage room, and steel water
tanks. The total cost Of the enter
prise is $1,000,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

charge Is a very prosperous one, he
goes into a new $4,000 church, and
will occupy modern parsonage.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

The case of John oliver, Of Joplin,
Mo-, vs.. Iowa Central, is on trial in AL.
bia. Mr.. Oliver had his leg cut off in
the Iowa Central yards at Oskaloosa
In 1899, and was awarded damages by
the district court, but the decision
was reversed by the supreme court
and a new trial granted.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

Earl Nichola, a son of Conductor
VIII Nichola, is visiting in oskaloosa
for a few days. The young man has
been running on railroad in Indiana.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

Conductor Croft OF the d. & r. G.,
OF Denver, is visiting with friends in
Oskaloosa for few days. The gen.
tleman is one Of the most valued train.
men on that road and strings the time
cards for his division, being taken of
his run every time new card is need.
ed, for that purpose. He is well known
in this city and has visited here sew
eral times in recent years. Mr.. Croft
began his railroad work on the Iowa
Central in the early seventies.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

Marshalltown Times Republican:
Division Engineer Wheeler of the
Iowa Central, with headquarters in
Minneapolis, was in the city this
morning, and in company with Cen
eral Roadmaster Shelley went to Alb.
bott, where the company is going 10
put in "Y" to be used to turn on by
freight engines, which run only as
far as that station and are compelled
to back up to this city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

Conductor f. A. Roberts left last
evening for Portland, oregon, where
he will represent the Oskaloosa Divis-
ion o. r. C. at the National conven-
tlon of the order. Mr.. Roberts takes
the place Of J. G. Connelley, who was
appointed delegate, but owing to criti-
cal illness Is unable to attend.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

The Liscomb Iowa Central section
men, who struck Tuesday night for
an increase of 10 cents day, have re,
turned to work without being granted
the raise asked for. The men were
given the chance TO either go back to
work or quit, and new men would be
supplied to fill their places. The Cen,
trail claims 1t is playing $3.50 day to
the Northwesterns $1.25 for similar
work.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11

Conductor J. c. Connelley lies at his
home in this city at the point of death,
and is gradually growing weaker. The
unfortunate man is the victim OF a
growth in his throat which seems
gradually to be closing up the air pas
sages Of the throat.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-02
ORIGIN OF YANKEE DOODLE. 3"
The Tune Known In This Country Before
Eessians Came Here.
u Il - Il - Trlhnne.

70 the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The translation OF an article published in
Fra-kforr. under the heading Yankee Doodle
Hess-au Time" ir the Issue OF The Tribune Of
Narch - has attracted my attention Could the
tune q Yankee Doodle Justly appropriate al the
ancestry accredited 70 il its escutcheon would
bear strange QLargeriugs Doubtless the Hessians
mad similar air long before they came 10 aid
King George ia his efforts 10 bring his refractory
colonies 70 terms. blt that il was the ve-!table
tune o. Yankee Doodle" must rest upon the same
uncertain footing with the claims OF other nations
+Hat Tie hesslans had the honor Of bringing the
tlne 10 me colonies would seem 70 be impossible
q ne light ot ITS history IN America. i is well
SHOWN iAat EFFORT has been made by many persons
70 suAstaUt.ate its origin
We md thar the Yankee Doodle Tune" has
OeeA traced. with reasonable assurance. 10 the
.'-sa ol CHARLES % England Il Is also var!ously
iea-iec 10 Holland. where Il was harvester's
- 10 hungary in the time OF Louis Kossuth.
= sl-o 10 have remembered hearing II there
= --2 So-ii4- u was recognized IN Biscay. and il
"es 3-so Heard .a India. All these before the War
= --7 "efoLuon in America. Almost az the in
l'-t OK ihe breach between England and her
- ,a-- colonies. il is recorded TO have been
h Rae,o. ~ tle hfst time. among other music
rfi~l oL eo iaatLor, ol board his mafests~e Sims
4 ~ cane -o anchor upon arrival from ran'sao
90 ltte later ii became a roe-,Ia's elzrp
- r,f --. eetairgs J-t OF Tie British Army and
6is,iA s-iA Nes played n thr streets SO o9fr- ss -,
as ne quality ~ y y l7s easrehes o. Boston.
Doodle ,-ee a...- l-SL ~ history that Yankee
Tisio- q. is ltlea by Lord Percy's division in de-
Bozh-.r- ----.. -lai-s as they marched through
Fset fi-r y ~. 'i5 u is asso historically cor
Win ~ r- -l.to -.tlle tune refused 10 retreat
iHg ,.-E i,-..r.. t-ht caE ANA GA June u follow
pases i. A. -i-s..i.elt and unique place upon the
or 49, i--sA e4 - d body o. PATRIOTS In Nex-Yorlz
a1F ro5 ll =. 100 as they mounted their horses
Tra = 10 hcsfcLeFter COUNTY
the l,r-- .ll, - tte words had blt little hear
b. Cd irt.-f, =-A ~ ltf iuEe, bat there seems 10
e lfa
Escbr..-..t Nts familiar as an aljectlve in Mas
say ~. p carly as l1l2 and ulueh In ne ssua
candy . 49,. tlii--cH p- 3argOn would say
ls g1d 20 s-. ~, etc The word doodle"
tae slgrtf.5 ttl ll Lancashire England.
-sElcal ~ ---4.-rl' ''A- IuoNsh fclOT. II seems
Doodle 49, le conclude that our Yankee
ard iu IS. s..-et-- i-l-El.sl. became q colonst
Atlcenca ~ 49, --. l'at -oiisln asserted lis nde-
90 not -s--- -i--l r+ lexington. The IIessians
-4.6 sYart. - -Alrflcs uuul The sumner Of
Prime, ''i llsts Tor wears an tl.at date
H- D. March - lso5. N O. NJ