The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-09-21

! III Seafcn OF tnG man who paWned It.
This morning, the marshal and Con
stable Harper apprehended him and
he now languisheth. The Dalles
| Chronicle
DR.. W, l.. Adams left Tues lay fer
Portland. 'ssss
Burt Van Horn arrived in Hood River
Tuesday night.
Mrs Foley was reported slightly bet
ter yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. II. S. Dsno and Mrs. E. T..
earns of this city are receiving tire
ment The Dalles hospital.
Less than four weeks remain in
which to take advantage of the low
railroad rates to go and see the Lewis
and Clark exposition and the wonder
full Northwest country.
After the 18th of this month the
office of DR.. U. o. Deputy will be at
his residence, one block north and
one block west of the U. b. church,
on River street.
J. l.. HARRISON, wife and child of
Tangent, Or, left for their home last
Saturday, after spending a week at
the home of his brother, h. e. Har-
bison at Pine Grove.
Rev. W. 9. Evans and two daugh ers
left Wednesday morning for Portland.
Miss Ella will continue cn 20 Sale -,
where she will resume her work in
Willamette university.
Bishop G. J. O'Reilly, who was
taken to st. Vincent hospital in Port
land from Baker City a week ago
suffering with typhoid fever is re-
ported to be in a very critical con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Price and
da" ght' r, after visit in Hood River
with MI, Prices sister, Mrs. P. S.
Davidson, jr., and his mother, Mrs.
Price, left Wednesday for their home
at Evenson, Ill.
Frank Slavens returned Tuesday
from Portland. He left here early in
the summer with his family for Port
lnad, since which time Mrs. Slaven
has been very sick. His family re
turned with him.
The preliminary hearing of Charles
Underwood, held ON the charge of
numbering +. A. Darness near Dufur,
was held Tuesday in Justice Douthit's
court, when he was bound over to ap.
pear before the circuit court.
BE Use some of the boys at the de.
pr chased pig up md d >wn the
track until the animal became be-
wilLered, it mixe1 up with the engine
of the incoming passenger train and
was tossed off he tr, ok all but dead.
The pig belongel to the VanAllen
boarding house, and was worth S120
at least.
The contest entered against the will
of the late j. W. Black was heard be-
fore Judge Lake last week, and has
been continued. Two referees, one at
Portland and another at Walla Walla, /
have been named to take testimony
in the two cities. The same will be
heard by the court, when the defend
ants viii be given another inning at
rebuttal. 1t may be- several weeks be- /
fore decision is reached.
One of the most inter estiug outside /
attractions for Lewis aud Clark expo |
sition visitors is the Macleay Park |
and canon, which begins just outside .
one of the entrances to the fair There .
is ON other park in the world like this.
A narrow trail, just wide enough for
one person IT a time, leads up the
slope on one side of the canon, grad
nally descending to the bottom, along
which runs purling brook For a
mile or more the trail leads through
The deep canon, with great fir trees
rising on each side aud ferns as tall
rs man, & owing thickly. Then. at
,he upper end. the sightseer climbs
he narrow trail up the slope and
'long the mountain side, coming out
It City Park, a beautiful place of land
cape gardening Macleay Park is left
ust as nature made it, excepting thst
he one narrow path has been cut
Trough