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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Plain Facts About the Hair

1t is the duty of every who is interested in
hair preservation to learn enough about the subject
to tell whether an advertisement for hair remedy
is reasonable or unreasonable. In this connection
the United States Postoffice Department has begun
a much needed campaign against false and mislead-
ing statements III advertisements III general While
this work is highly commendable and should be
greatly extended still at the time 1t tends
to paternasm rather than to personal self-reiance
If YOU know that the claims for hair remedy
unreasonable and untrue, that knowledge will save
you money and prevent disappointment.
The trouble lies in the fact that certain over am
bilious proprietors employ advertising writers who
do not know the composition of the remedies they
write about, and even if they did, they not
pected know the therapeutic action OF the various
ingredients. Two very familiar and oft-repeated
statements are that the hair must be watered and
fed just like plant, and that the color of the hair
once destroyed can be restored by natural process.
While both of these statements are false III every
particular it requires little knowledge of the
hair focle understand why the statements
false.
The hair follice is pear shaped sack in the scalp
that holds the hair root At the bottom of the hair
follice and extending tip into it for short dis
tance is nipple shaped projection that remains in
the scalp when hair root IS forcibly pulled out
This projection is the hair papilla from which the
hair root grows. The continuous addition to the
bottom of the forces the hair proper out
through the scalp.
The hair papilla is surrounded by the hair root,
which thus takes bubous form Above the hair
root or bub-which occupies about three fourths of
the entire follcles the neck of the hair follice,
below which the most penetrating fluids known to
Medical Science cannot penetrate Therefore the
At Drug Stores Send f0c in stamps to the Herpi
FOR SALE ATN Al
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Mu..u,mans want schools.

NIZlINI NOVGOROD, Russia, Sept. l..
The Mussulrflan Congress today adopt
ed a resolution in favor of four years
obligatory education of their CORE
ligionists, the education to be taken
out of the hands of the clergy and to
be confided to the Mohammedan So
cieties, The Tartar as well as the
Russian language is to be taught.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Cardtn Miners strike.

CARDIFF, Wales. Sept Eleven
thousand'co miners OF Rhymney VAL
ley struck today against the employ
ment of non-union men. and 10000 more
gave notice of their intention to leave
their work for the same reason.
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0sEa HALF 4 BILLION N
BANK NOTES IN CIRCULATION
MonthIy statement of Controller of
. Currency Tells Of Uncle
sans Wealth.

WASHINGTON, sept. The month
iv statement Of the Controller of the
Currency. shows that at the close Of
business August 81 1896. the total
circulation of national bank notes was
s56e. .852 .s0s. an increase for the year
.of S5763l s66 and an increase for the
month sof ss.3O125S The amount OF
circulation based on United Itates
bonds was s9Z5.s39, ,16o, an increase Tor
tbe vcar of s45.652. .9s5 and an increase
for tae month OF s7.S65.7s1.
The amount OF circulation secured
by lawful money was Sf5,4l4l43, an
increase for the year of Sll.97S,94l and
an increase for the month Of s5o5.ss5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
New Power Company.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 1.-The Ashe Mea-
dows Water Company organized at
Portland for the purpose of owning.
developing and operating water power
and privileges in the States of Nevada
and California, filed it's certificate of
incorporation here today. The author
lied capital is s5.o00,O00. James c.
Kipp of Pittston. Pa, is named as pres
ident and Edwin III. Steafer of Scran-
ton, Pa. is secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Offerings at 0rpheum Include New
Lauqhrnakersand GoodH followers.
Comedy Stars
Announce
Bills.
Plays at Cen
trail Attract
Attention.

New offerings at
the Orpheum today
include Ben Welch,
who is said to be
one of the funniest
dialect comedians
in vaudeville. being
as good in Italian
character as in
Hebrew impersona-
ton: the five sal
vagis, aero b a tic
dancers: the Dixon
Brothers. musical
z ro t g sques. and
Max Hildebrandt,
billed as The
Crazy German Cav
airy Band Leader"
The list of hold =
overs q IN bra c es
| Margaret Wvcher-
ly, in her protean
sketch: Mile. REM
and her trained
horse: Mayme Rem
ington and her pic
aninnies. and the
0liviert Trio of in
strumentalists.
Lonesome Town"
IS the title of the
musical comedy in
which Kolb and
/ Dill will reappear
/ in San Francisco
tomorrow evenin z
at the Central The
ater. after a years
absence. The play
was especially writ
ten for them by
Judson Brusie, and
Z many musical num-
bers are introduced.
Ben T. Dillon, one
of the old Fischer
favorites, will be
I strongly in evil
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Constance Crawley and company will
inaugurate their special matinee sea-
son at the Central Theater next Tues
day, when "Everyman" will be pre-
sented. AS this is the finest genuinely
legitimate attraction offered here since
last April interest in 1t has already
assumed proportion and numerous in
quiries are made as to what roper
toire Mrs Crawley has in reserve. Her
list of plays is a long one. including
Maeterlinck's "Pelleas and Melisande."
D'Annunzio's "Gioconda," lbsens He'd
da Gabler" and "Rosmerhoime, and
works by Oscar Wilde and George
Bernard Shaw. "Pelleas and Nell
sande" will be the second play pro-
duced
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cnn.ui Actea unuiselx.

BUENOS AYRES, Sept. Ia dispatch
received here from a French source at
Valparaiso reports that the German
Consul there, fearing the possible loot
ing of the consulate, had a detachment
of bluejackets from the German cruiser
Fake landed The Chilean Minister of
War, it is added, promptly demanded the
immediate decentralization of the SAIL
ors. saying that the Chilean police were
able to maintain order in Valparaiso.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

HUNTER KILLS CoMPANIoN.-Sest tile.
Wash. Sept. 1.--While our hunting near T0lt.
small place across Lake Washington from
this city. Paul Scott mistaken for a bear
by his companion, James Robinson, and
shot and killed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

IS BUILDING HosPITAL.-Gazelle. Cal,
Sept IA hospital is being built at McCloud
by the McCloud Lumber Company. 1t will be
Thoroughly equipped and Will cost SO, 600 when
completed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

story of feeding the starved and impoverished hair
roots with external application is all myth
The short portion OF the hair fOllicle above its
neck opens somewhat like funnel and is filed with
ton the highly important oil sebaceous glands
which, from their location, most exposed to dis
When these oil glands become infected with
certain microbic growth (the OF dandTutf)
there is hair disease and finally hair death Forum
atey this outer portion OF the hair folicle be
remedy What remedy should be used9 Manifestly
one that will destroy the growth that causes dan
druf, itching scalp and falling hair.
Newbro's Herpicide is the first remedy that was
prepared for the particular purpose OF destroying
this invisible vegetable gowth In fact 1t IS called
germ. Newbro's Herpicde was not made until
after Professor Unna of Hamburg. Germany task
yotr doctor about hin) discovered that dandruf is
highly contagious disease caused by m1crODe-
The almost marvellous success of NewbrOs Herpi-
eide has caused advertising writer's claim gerrni-
which were on the market before Professor Unna's
discovery. Do you think that this claim for
old remedies is reasonable one? Remember that
the hair gets its life. color and strength direct from
the blood. and that good blood deep breathing and
sunlight favor hair development Outdoor exercise,
massaging for the same purpose are very helpful.
Worry. indigestion and sedentary habits oppose hair
growth while the dandruff germ will actually de-
stroy the hair, unless is eradicated and kept
of the scalp with Newbro's Herpicde
Herpicide Is delightfully."- cooling and refreshing
follow its continued use 1t stops itching Of the
scalp almost instantly.
de Company. Dept. ", Detroit. Mich, for sample
L DRUG STORES.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Werner Bros.

Expert watchmakers and jewelers., 2106
Fillmore, bet California & Sacramento. .
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

j. Edlin. merchant tailor. now az Sls
Rush street Complete lire Of wooiens-'
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
srRrKERs RETURN TO WORK

DIhlhkA6
Sept. f.--ofhcial dispatches received here toda.
announce that the strikes in the Santander ar
ending and that the men are returning TO work
At Bilboa- however the situation IL still criti
cal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
Ferry ScnH Mas An Accident.

Last Saturday Dean q Pearson
loaded six dump cars, team and
wagon at Bingen for the North Bank
contractors, to transfer them down
the river Having shipment to
bring over to Hood River, they came
across the river with the whole load.
When hall way over they discovered
O bad leak in the scow, and made
haste TO get TO shore. Just ~ they
landed the horses we're driven off,
when she end of the scow sank, let
ting the dump cars slide OIL in Six
teen feet OF water,
II appears that she high wind OF a
few days before pCil nde0 tbe sCow on
some sharp rocks Nt Gha shure, msR
iGg q bute large enough to tRRe in con.
siderable eater. They did not dis
cover it nntn hst gay over with the
luai. q tenn aod cable, with grat
hook, were taken to ttN sceDe hui
no ropes we're Bot strong eDoUgh, anC
a stump pullaf hSd to Ue taRe a 20 Eos
pmoe hstorp the ears could Se tuliFt
out. IL Rus in0RY that tue boat ca
Az IGar shnre ~ it wRs, oG more ear
ious time would nave resulted.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
Portland Behind the Times

For the first time during County
Clerk Fields inCumbency of office,
marriage license was issued today on
an affidavit and mailed to the parties
for whom it is intended, and Depu-
ties Prasp and Rose are wondering II
this action marks the beginning of a
mail order business IN the issuance OF
permits to we'd in this connection
the following letter, received today
seems to be significant
"Hood RiVei, Or, Sept, l7.-Coun-
ty Clerk, Multnomah county. Dear
Sir: Inclos3d herewith | send applica-
tion for marriage license. Please
issue the same and mail it to A. g..
Buck, Hood River Would consider
it favor if you would kindly send me
blank affidavit for next one. Respect
fully, =,
"a. c. Buck, Notary Public. "
The marriage license requested was
for Leo Il. Ulrich, of Hood River,
and Maud |. Gee. The affidavit,
made by j. f. Reynolds, states that
Ulrich is past % years of age and that
Miss Gee Is over q, and that she has
been a resident of MultnOmah county
for the past six months. The proceed
Ing Was something unusual, but there
was nothing essentially irregular
about It,. so the license was mailed ia
Hood River, where it is supposed the
parties will be united -- Telegram.
inquiry OF the office Of Mt. Buck
Developed the fact that there ir moth
ing unusual IN securing a marriage
license by mail lie says that he ha'
frequently procured them from The
0ai)es aud other county seats anc
that the custom instead of being nsU
is decidedly ancient and thinks thai
Purtl0od mad better Uske up.
az tbe parties applying Tor the mar
Tage IirHnse MIR. Ulrich is employed
bp tue tippa Orchsrd cemoany neal
Moant Hood aud the yO1ns LADY, Wbt
is a niEcs I Siss Gee, Sho S,FmsEi!
lived at 1InDd River, resides in Port
land where she S1l be married ct th
residence ~ her parents In thOt city.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
Married at White Salmon,

A quiet family wedding took place
at the home of MIR. and Mrs, j. K,
Rankin, at White Salmon, at $50
Wednesday morning, when their
daughter Chestie was united in the
bonds of matrimuny to l.. G. Mclean,
of Goldendalo. The ceremony was
witnessed by only few friends and
the immediate relatives of the con
tracing parties and the bride and
groom afterward came to this city
where they took the train for Port
land for short wedding trip.
The bride was formerly in the mil
Iinery business at GUldendale and the
groom is we'll known throughout
Klickitat county having !or number
Of years been employed as head clerk
in the large mercantile establishment
of Sam Waters at Goldendale In
partnership with M. Waters the
groom will soon open store at the
new town of Roosevely opposite Arl
ington on the North Bank railroad.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20

I'm, Sunderland and daughter came
up from Portland Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. A. j. Graham spent
several days in Portland this week.
Fred Bell will attend the Hill Mill
tary school in Portland this winter.
j. d. Culbertson went to TheDalles
Tuesday, where he was called on bus
inees.
G, A. MoCurdy's family returned
from Portland, where they have been
visiting.
j. W. Nunnemaker returned Friday
from Salem, where he attended the
state fair.
Lutheran services every two weeks.
Sunday school, 2 p. m. presching,-3
p. m.
W. W. Briscow, of Portland, was
looking over the valley last week with
veiw Of locating here.
H. W. Joplin, of the firm Of Geb-
isch 4 Joplin, of Portland, was Wis
itor at Hood River tuesday.
O. II. Osborn, of Colorado Springs,
visited Hood River last week and WAS
much pleased with the country.
L. G. Weygandt and son, Cass Wey-
Randt, had business before the U. s,
Land Office at The Dalles Thursday.
P.S. Davidson went to Portland
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
wite ut !l,.s, "ho is rustic2ting at
the springs.
Mrs. j. II. Nickelsen, Mrs ".
Haynes aud Mis- ". Il. Sheets went
to Portland Saturday afternoon to
| visit friends.
Chas. and John Castner, George
Stranahan and OIin Gray we're among
those who attended the ball game at
Portland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Wallace and
daughter, Margaret, went to Portland
Friday. where Miss Margaret will at
tend St. Helens Hall school this win
ter.
One of the prettiest windows in
town is that of Lar ways with ,ts
new leaf gold signs and its fine dis
play of watches, jewelry, cut glass,
etc.
]. b. Phelps has accepted the posi-
tion of mail carrier for route :, and
begun his duties. 1t is hoped that he
will con, lrde to stay permanently and
serve this populous part of the valley.
Misses Edith Mohr, Audrey Marke
lev aud Flora Wilson were passengers
on the local going east Thursday, the
two former to Wamic to teach school
and the latter to The Dalles.
Cop,talle Gangcr arrested Dalles
an Sunday for fishing within the
COO foot distance from the. dam of the
electric light company, but as he did
not see him catch any fish, he was
discharged by Judge Henderson.
W. ]. Baker and family went tc
Portland Sunday morning. Miss
Marjorie will remain and take gen.
eral course in the st. Helens Hal
Academy. Miss Cooper also takes
mnsioal course In the same school.
A. P, Bateham, of Mosier, went tt
Portland Saturday to meet his daugh
ter, Maude, who came direct to roFt
land from st. Paul, Mimi, in compa
nv with Portland friends. She vii
attend school this winter at the Port
land academy.
The Ladies Aid society will NEE
for their first Kensington of the sea
son at the home of Mrs, j. K. Nickel
sen Friday afternoon, September q
A cordial nvitation is extended to al
ladies' of the city. We will have a pro
oramme. and lunch will be served.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20

j. K. White spent Sunday in Port
land.
J.F. Batchelder came up from Port
land Thursday.
Amos Underwood PTrived Thursday
from Portland on No. 2.
Julius Plass, manager Of the Mount
Hood Brewing Co., was at Hood Riv-
or Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Early went to
Portland Thursday afternoon, for q
few days visit.
Mrs.C. E. Hemman is now clerking
in the dry goods department of r. b.
Bragg & Co.
Mrs. James DeBordeisrrived Friday,
from Colorado much improved in
health.
Horatio Frank Wood, who has been
working in the st. Johns Review
office, is home on vacation.
Mr.. and Mr.. Homer B. Woodwork
rand daughter, of Portland, visited A..
]. Mason and family last week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Tousey left Fri
day for Portland, where Mr.. Tousey
resumes his position In the Shaver
school.
Frank Chandler and family have
gone to Portland for the winter,
where Willie will attend the Hill Mill
tary schol.
A. W. Reynolds, who has interests
both at Hood River and White Sal,
mon, returned from business trip
to Portland Tuesday.
G. H. Sletten has a badly swollen
eye as the result of interfering with q
honey bee which was working In a
cake of honey at Bragg's.
Misses Stella and Florence Brown,
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. DR.. Sharp, left for their home
in The Dalles Thursday.
Archie Lockman, who has been
spending the summer with his father
Douglas Lockman, at Odell, left Sat
ur,iay for Portland to attend school.
L. Clark and wife went to Collins
Sunday for an outing al the springs.
They we're accompanied by Mrs. IT,
A. Clark, who will remain few days
The new gold leaf window signs
ar round town that are being turned
out by Hunt & Co. are attractive and
an improvement to the looks OF the
business windows.
e. Ii. Hartwig returned last wees
from an extended visit to bis Clc
home In Wisconsin. Mr.. Hartwig haC
not been back there for several year,
and greatly enjoyed the trip.
Mel Foley moved his family to Port
land where they will make their III
ture hcme. Mr.. Foley has been work
ing for the telephone company al
Portland for a couple Of months, sino'
he left Hood River.
Chas. Hall has sold an interest II
Williams Pharmacy to r. Esson, wh'
has been clerking in the store slnc'
MIR. Hall purchased the business iron
ed Williams. The new firm is Hal
x Esson.
L. W. Wood and family have Ron
to Vancouver for visit with Tela
tiyes. while deciding where to locate
Thew we're accompanied by b. +
Sbsnks, of Comstock, Neb., an uncl
who has been visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Smith left 10
, Portland Thursday afternoon, re
, manning over Sunday. Mrs; w. u
Rogers left Thursday for Salem I
visit her parents. Mr.. Rogers loine
her Saturday. Mrs. g. P. Hunter, c
t Mosier, sister of Mr.. Rogers, .rt
] NAMED at the Rogers home durln
their absence.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
ROnd Issnn Carried.

The meeting held at Barrett last Sat
urday to vote upon the question Of
issuing $40, 900 Traditional bonds of
continuing the work of constructing
the new ditch of the Hood River lrri-
lrriagtion District was successful, the
bond issue being carried by G3 to &c.
This Is said to mean that WoIk will
70 on the large Hadley ditch end that
the irrigation system being installed
above the Binns and HIckle places
will he pushe to completion unlil it
intersects with the Dead Point ditch.
The S3,N special assessment for
the purpRe of psying interest on
bosds and other naSessSry expenses
con Ha.tsd WiEh the work on the
ditch was voted down. Secretary
Shoemaker says he does rot think
there Will Ue Apy difficulty in Harhet-
ing the nBW bonds and that work on
the ditch viii proOeed o. rapidly a
poesihle.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
LIkes Hnnh River Prnhnct.

Below will be founu letter that is
self explanatory
Portland, Ore, Sept. IT, 1906.
Hood River Milling Co.
While at llwaco this summer | used
-four from II Mr. Collins grocery la
belled Cascade Mills, Cupid brand,
Hood River Milling CO., Hood Riv
Or, Ore" | have enquired here in
Portland and can find no one who car
ries Cupid" brand. viii you kind
ly let me know by return mail who
carries it here as | consider 1t the best
flour | have ever used.
Mrs. j. J. Allard,
555 South Third street,
Portland, ore.
We are informed that the reason
the lady could not find the braud of
Hood River flour she was looking tOI
was because the Cupid brand is sold
in Portland under the name of Royal
Citv So sAns
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
We Prove What We Say.

We don't claim to know everything
but we do know one thing we'll. Wa
know how to fit spectacles so as to re.
lieve many ills and ailments that will
never be relieved in any other way.
Dr.. Hogg, the Portland spe isIist
with &. Arthur Clarke, Jeweler and
Optician, Hood River, Ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20

Il. S. Richmond made business
trip to The Dalles Monday.
Robt. Dunsmore was caller at the
Glacier office Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. p. Matthews was a passen-
ger on No. > Monday from Hood
River.
The Episcopal Sunday school will
be opened Sunday morning at the
usual hour.
b. f. Moses and oe Frazier went to
Warm Springs Monday to do a job of
plastering.
Mrs. ii. f. Davidson and Mrs.
Willis Van Horn spent Saturday in
Portland.
Miss Helen Davidson entertained
u party OF young folks at her home
Saturday afternoon.
f. A. Franz attended the irrigation
congress at Boise in the interest oi
Better Fruit.
The ladies of ST. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. l.. Clark, Wednesday
afternoon, September 20.
The dance given by the Odd Fellows
tuesday evening was well attended
and an enjoyable time is reported.
The proceeds are said to have been
about S3S.
G. p. johnson returned yesterday
from taking a band of goats to his
Mount Hood ranch. He says he pick
ed all the Strawberries he wanted and
left plenty for the goats. Chronicle.
Fred Connell, traveller for Jew
elery house in Minneapolis, called on
f. W. LaIaway Monday, and said that
the fame of Hood River was known
far and wide by its fruits.
The dining car conductor on the
Northern Pacific said they we're al
WAYS glad to get Hood River straw
berries, as they would keep during the
entire trip if necessary, while berries
obtained from the st. Paul end Of the
route would not last more than day
or two going west.
Prof. Eccles and his assistant, Mr..
Kelley, of Philadelphia, who lectured
before the undertakers meeting at
Portland last week, spent Monday in
Hood River and were taken out fol a
drive in the valley by S. b. Bartmess.
They we're simply amazed at the apple
orchar S, and perfectly delighted with
the trip. They went from here to
Walla Walla to attend the meeting OF
the Washington association.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
Death of John DOnOhue.

John Donohue, well known and
highly respected citizen of Hood RiV-
er, died at the residence Of his daugh'
ter, Mrs. Jefreys, in Portland, Sep
tembr Is. NJ r. Donohue had recently
been at hospital in Portland for
treatment and his death was not un-
expected.
The body, accompanied by rela-
tiVes, was brought to this city Mon
day and Tuesday funeral services
we're held at the Congregational
chur b. Rev. W. G. Gilmore ofticiat-
ing. The pail bearers were A. 5.
Blowers, Leslie Butler, A. A. Jayne,
John Hinrichs, II. II. Bailey and ID.
Mcdonald. The interment was at
IdlewiIde cemetery.
Mr.. Donohue was born September
25, 1877, and was native of the state
of Pennsylvania. He came west in
1859 and had been a resident OF the
counties OF Wasco and Sherman for q
years. On March II, 1887 he was mar
ried to Mrs. Emma Taylor at The
DaIles whom he survived about a
wear,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
Notice.

If parties owning four ricks of l6
inch wood on Colum bia street, north
of Snow & Upson's blacksmith shop
do not remove same 1t " II be sold to
the highest bidder.
W. GangeI, City Maj shal
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
ImNrOsiag SIght.

b Relieving mere strsin. That 3 chat
our glasses are doing No char sQs for
tGsts. Snait CAWses foC EEotee SSaas'
ea. tIt. HNe, the Portland spCc ial'
lei Vith u. Arlkat Clarke, 5eweIeI
aud Optician, Hood River, Ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
New Fish Lada, at Light Co. ) Dam.

The Hood River Electric Light q
Power company has just completed
putting in new fish ladder at its
dam in the Hood River. 1t is situat-
ed where the fish can easily find it
and built so they can ascend without
difficulty. 1t is said the fish are find
ing their way over it in great num-
bers and that it is an interesting sight
to watch them,