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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04

teIudy WITH nlRn DOpes OF victory.
Before the first inning was many min
utes old Hood River hopes we're lude
ly shattered. The visitors chased one
run over the platter in this mining
aud got two hits Oft Taliaferro. From
this time on not a semblance of hit
did the visitors get and only one ball
was knocked out of the infield.
The whole team batted like fiends
and pounded Hood Rivers star mid
diamond attraction all over the lot.
Besides allowing but two measley hits
Taliafero ozoned twelve of the ppos
ing batters.
Hood Rivers only run came in the
first inn ng on Castner's single, a
steal to second and single by Hart.
After this ialiferIo settled down and
had the straw wberry pickers looking
like a bunch of grammar school boys.
Only one man reached third base af
ter this inning. In the locals halt Of
the first the fireworks commenced and
the slaughter was terrific. In all six
runs were chased over the home plate
and this was more than enough to
win the game.
The Hood River boys are quiet
gentlemanly lot of players and deserv-
ed better fate than that of yesterday.
They were simply outclassed i'll every
dep rtment of the game. To begin
with they could do nothing with Tai
iaferro's delivery aud this alone was
enough to defeat them. Also the Co
lumbias have made wonderful I'M
provement in batting and in yester-
days contest landed OF the spheroid
like big leaguers. Chronicle.
The account of the game as given
by The Dalles Chronicle is very cor
rect However, the Chronicle forgets
to tell the whole truth 1t is a fact
that the umpire decisions were
grossly rank at times, and always in
Savor OF The Dalles team The man
ageI of the team admitted this fact
The Dalles has much the best team,
but wit, fair umpire their score
woud have been greatly reduced The
result of the game is no surprise to
Hood River. Our hoys played much
better ball than the score indicates
Well boys, we will give you another
round when you come to Hood River
to play the return gatme. We trust
that we will he able to pour enough
unfermented strawberry juice-hy d
fair game-down your necks to make
the cold chills play up and down your
vertebra like streak OF cbaiE light
ming.
lhe line up was as follows:
II ~ II
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
TODAY Is INDE-
PENDENCE DAY

pbuutuOt udy. II lo 6AItClbu budG
every ma /, woman aud child who cell
ebrates in Hood River this year shall
have the biggest and best time of
their lives. Hood River has made
every preparation to entertain you
right, aud the keys of the city are
yours. ENTER into her gates With
thanksgiving and into her courts with
praise. "
The big parade will start from the
corner of Fourth and Cascade avenue.
You are invited to tall into line aud
march to the celebration grounds on
the heights
The forenoon will be occupied with
an excellent literary program. The
singing will excel anything ever
heard in hood River on similar oc
cgsion. he large chorus OF 100 voices
will render patriotic songs. Judge ii,
II Northup, Ct Portland, will deliver
the address of the occasion. The old
fashioned pic3iC on the grounds at
noon will Ee one of the most delight
tnl features of th day. Plan to be on
the ground at this hour to enjoy So
cial visit with your friends in the Val
ley.
The afternoon will be Occupied with
a fine program of sports. There will
he amusements for the old and young.
Tne features of this program are mirth
producing nd will add greatly to the
longevity of life. Come prepared to
"skin your linen" and get into the
races and various contests.
After the sports have been cOuClui
ed on the heights. all will repair to
- 1,,I,
numbers of the program. The hose
race will be hummer. The fire
works will present grand spectacle.
In addition 90 the local pyrotechnc
display, there will be a grand iIlumin-
alton on the several mountain peaks
hat may be seen from Hood Rivel
The Stars aud Stripes will wave on
the snow. capped peaks of Mt. Hood,
Mt. ielens and Mt. Adams. Every
detail has been arranged for their il
Illuminating and signal blaze will be
gwen at exactly l0p. IN, At II O'Clock
p. III. Mt. Hood will be ablaZe, st
Helms at II :05, Adams at II 10
X. ii. Blossom, who has had much
experience in mountain climbing, aud
is an enthusiast in illumination, has
selected ale and daring associates,
who have had extensive experience,
to help him Among them are E. H.
Loomis, veteran mountain climber,
and is member of the Mazamas; j.
q. Arbuf hnot, an athlete and instruc
ter in the Y. NJ G. A. in the gymna-
stun. G. h, Forsythe, OF Castle Rock,
one Of the be't mountaic elm bers of
the northwest, will illuminate ST. Hell
ems. selecting his own help. G. H.
Shonles, of Port and, MaZAmas, who
has successful y climbed many of the
snow peaks of Oregon aud Wa hing
ton. including Adams, has full charge
of the Mt Adams Illumination. He
has selected Waiter VolIman aud E.
A CbindIund, both of Portland, to
assis h'm.
Mr.. VolIand is a daring mountain
climber and a member Jt the Swiss
Alpine club. g,
No matter what condition of wealth
er, sky rockets and red Gre will burn
on the mountains named, and pho
tograEher will take pictures at the
time of the parties including the Stars
and Stripes waving N their SUBMITS.
DaleS Defeats Hood River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
was as follows:

Sc ire. The DhlIes l3, Hood River |.
Time, two hours and five minutes.
Umpire Litfin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22
sAsHEs AND BoDICEs.

Sashes and bodices are important
accessories of modlsh gowns, but the
utmost care is taken to shape them
well so that they will add to the trim
effect that is necessary for the fash
ionable outline. The Thyme collar
stiffeners that everyone uses to sup
port the collars of dresses and shirt
waists are duplicated this season in
longer lengths for belts and girdles.
These are in the same silk covered
endless long loops and are very easily
attached to ribbon or other girdles.
These come in sets of three that sell
for ten cents or fifteen cents in the
three of five inch widths.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

Beyond that portion of the main
esplanade which has been named
Raleigh Square are fountains, la
goons, trees, shrubbery and various
effects of landscape gardening, on OPP
posite sides of which stand machin-
cry hall and the palace of mani
features and arts. Farther on, at the
base of this great court, rises the
auditorium building-with its impos-
ing white colonnade and low fiat
dome-lanked on either side by the
historical arts and education build
ings. Here are the administration
Offices and here also will be held the
various conventions and meetings of
every known kind of organization.
Some of the interesting and imposing
bodies which have already arranged
dates ire: The International Associ-
alton of Chiefs of Police, the Nation
al Confectionery Salesmen's Asocia-
ton, the National Haymakers' AS
ISOLATION, the American Peanut Con-
gress, the National Congress of Moth
ers. the Association of Seaboard Air
Line Surgeons, etc.
The features which the exposition
people like most to talk about are the
naval and military displays, which are
to continue practically all summer.
Chesapeake Bay is TO be full or war
ships and vast areas, both within and
without the exposition grounds, have
been set aside for military encamp-
ments. All sorts of soldiers are to
be on view, from real soldiers down
to tin soldiers. The wal department
will probably have a mixed brigade
in camp all summer; the West Point
cadets are TO visit the exposition IL
June, the Annapolis cadets later. A
parade ground of thirty acres. prob
ably the largest anywhere, will be tn,
theatre of evolution for these war
riors and in between times tn
Knights of This, That, and the Othe
will have a chance to shake out thei
feathers and do prize drills.
The naval display will be in Hamp
ton Roads and it is supposed tina
more ships of all kinds and national
tiles will salute Fortress Monroe thi
summer than have BIZ Mt powder i
those waters since the columbus eel
ebratlon Of 1892. % own entir
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22
A CENSUS OF
Human AnxietieS

With a bent for Speculative mind-reading," you can make your
next streetcar ride interesting.
Your fellow passengers-if they number a score II more-win
represent every usual phase of mental anxiety and unrest.
One will be a man, worrying because a valued employe is to
take a "better position" next week. Sitting opposite to him will be
along In a heart-breaking position, not being exactly sure whether
it. is safe to "look for another job"
Here is a woman who has. been Cooking around" for a better
apartment in which to live, but who has not found anything within
her means" Next to her sits the owner of an apartment that is to
vacated next week-just about the sort of apartment the lady is
COOKING" for.
Here sits a woman who dreams Gay and night about owning an
automobile. She bought some. suburban lots a few years ago. but
didn't know Gust how" to go about selling them, or she would soon
own that automobile! The woman at her elbow is looking for a few
more desirable real estate Investments.
typewriting machine; but the man who just now bumped into him"
as the car turned the corner, never owned a Shakespeare, but has a
couple of used type-writing machines he no longer needs.
And thus it runs, through the whole car full. The man whose
brow is cDouded with an anxiety sits looking into the face of the man
who could come to his rescue"-IF HE ONLY KNEW. All day
long people get into that car who need things which people getting of
that same car could cheerfully furnish them.
Suppose that all OF these people could be introduced to each
other: Would it not simplify matters for them-and wipe away q
great many human anxieties?
Well, every day SOME of these people are being introduced to
some of the othcry through the want ads: And, as people come to
be educated to the usefulness of these little ads more and more OF
the ariQht people" IN find each other!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

North Atlantic Squadron, and more,
will gather for the opening ceremon-
les; and ships from England, France,
Germany, Japan, Russia, Brazil, ETC.,
are expected from time to time UNI
til November. The Japanese vessels,
punder Vice-Admiral Ijuin, sailed
February % from Yokahoma. and
are expected to attack jamestown in
force some time in May, capturing
the public school exhibit without loss
of life and occupying the california
building on the anniversary of the
earthquake.
Boat races among the crews of the
various n~ationalities will form a part
of the regatta program. There will
also be races for submarine boats.
These will furnish much excitement
to the fish in Chesapeake bay, but prob
ably the only way for humans to
watch the contests will be to put on
bathing suits and get under water
The crowd along shore looking at the
smooth water will feel like the small
boy outside the fence during a base
ball game.
The playground of the exposition
what was the Midway at Chicago, the
Pike at st. Louis, the Trail at Port
land-will be the War Path. Here
the indians from Kennebunkport
Maine, and Hickory Hill, Missouri,
will take time by the scalp-lock and
cavort among the latest devices foI
amusing the over-amused. There will
be a mile of fun on the War Path
and as many new schemes and devices
as Coney Island has allowed to es.
cape. Probably not all of these viii
be ready when the exposition opens
The concessionaires have been late
in starting to build. They were can
ny. They let the other fellow-the
exposition build first. They did no
> really get busy until congress grant
r ed a loan of $1,000,000 about si'
r weeks ago, thereby assuring the fl
"nancial success of jamestown. TheI
: the concessionaires bought up all tn,
t carpenters in the neighborhood ant
: their corner of the grounds now look
s like San Francisco in a hurry. Mos
. Of the other exhibit buildings ar
pAactically completed. The Presi
e daht will see a finished product whei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22
ENGINE BUILDERS & MACHINIsTs


Schantz & Eckert, Front Street.
iron and Brass Foundry.
Boiler Makers and Machinists.
Esfinares Given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22
CARTING AND MOVING

John j. G. Smith, 252 Prospect St.
Express work of all kinds lone promptly
and carefully.
Give us n trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

A RIVAL TO THE JUMPER WAIST.
The growing favor accorded to the
surplice front is beyond question, and
although it was used to some extent
last summer, 1t has now taken on new
life. The American woman evidently
clings to the short sleeve, and small
wonder, as the angle of the elbow Is
certainly not graceful. The success
of the new Paquin sleeve is doubtful,
close-fitting, with a puff at the elbow.
Could any outline be more opposed to
beauty or grace?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22
NEW HATS AND GARNIrUREs.

Mushroom shapes with their
dropping brims are very much to the
fore In the new models and fine ma
chine sewed straws are the leading
mode. In distinct contract with these
one sees a number of rough straws,
in high colors for the most part, from
representative French makers. Leg
horns in their natural rather rough,
yellow tints are to be very smart, and
ostrich feathers and plumes are as
much used as ever on dressy hats,
though floral trimmings In mixed ar
rangements are decidedly modish.
WREATHS OF ROSES.
Wreaths of roses in odd colors, or
of roses and violets, lilacs and roses,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22
TRUCK AND WAGON BUILDER

Paul BatOvic 527-9 State Street.
Rubber Tires a speciality.
Horseshoeing and General J0bbing.
We study to please our patrons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

or monitures of very small flowers in
mixtures are used on many OF the
pretties hats. On the other hand
very smart styles have their trim
mings of ribbon loops, or of the large
made wings and other fancy feathers.
HAT PINS VERY LARGE.
Hat pins are enormous in size for
the most part, and constitute an inn
portant part of trimming of the hat.
Huge balls of imitation ivory, shell
or amber r the more usual styles,
though jet pins and those with fancy
stones are equally fashionable.
FANNIE FIELD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

Bad breath, coated tongue. a Ian
guild feeling, is entirely unnatural.
Your lazy liver and bowels need a
tonic. The best soothing tonic to
every organ is HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. So cents, Tea 0. TAB
lets. Sections Drug Store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

The salve that tets like a poultice
is Pine Salve Carbolized. No other
salve so good for cuts, burns, boils,
and chapped skin. Ask about 1t.
Price 25 cts. Sold by Sections Phar-
macy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

Largest circulation-enough said:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

The best real estate operators are
satisfied to make a small profit" and
thus keep buying and selling all the
time-and making their want ad.
campaigns CONTINUOUS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

he declares the exposition open on
April rs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22
new YORK FASHIONS.

Spring Millinery, Large and small Shapes; Flats; Black
and White Hats: Flowers Galore; Leghorns New
Silk Dress Materials; Suit Jackets.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22
CLERK GOES TO JAIL
FOR STEALING GOODS

New York. April 2a-w. O.
Douglas. loan clerk Of the Trust com
pany Of AmerioA. wAe arraignsd in
police court today and remsnded
from the company $50. 900 10 bonds
He WAS arrested yesterday on the
complaint Of OAkliegh Thorne presl.
dent Of the company. who discovered
tho loss Of the bonds.
Mr.. Thorus says Doualw admits
taking the bonds and told whsrs they
could be found. He bad made At.
tempt to dispose Of them and said bt
did not know why he had taken them.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22
BURGLARS CRACK SAFE
AND CARRY OFF DIAMONDS

sAlt Lake City. April 22-Dis.
monds valued at from $4,000 to
SI6. 900 and $50 In cash are the
loot secured BY burglars who oraoh /.
ed the safe 10 John Davnes and
Sons. jewellers. last night. The store
10 at 90 Main street. The robbery
WAS not discovered until noon to-.
day.
The panels Of the rear door Of
the store were broken In with .
sledge BANNER and the safe was
broken open with the same instru.
mont. A number Of rings and
watches were among the articles
taken.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22
STUDENTS WILL TOUR
the NORTHWEST

Golden. Colo April - AT g:st
thih morning the senior olAss Of She
Colorado School Of Mines ;;.ft Dsnvsi
In = special Pullman attached to .',s
regular Denver and Rio Grande train,
on . trip Of inspection to the mines
and smelters Of tho Northwest
The olsEs Is 10 charge of Pfofs.
TrapaRsn. Patton. Young, Allison
and HaldAne.
Eight days will be spent In Ysi.
lowstone national park. = speoiei per.
mit having bsen Rranted BY the secrs
tary of the interior permitting the
class to do geological work and
gather specimens.
The trip will last 80 days. the
return to Golden being on May 20.
three days before comm snoemsnt
Among the places at which stops
will be made are Colorado Springs,
Canon City, Lsadville. Bingham.
Salt Lake. Ogden. Anaconda, Butte.
Gardiner and Livingston.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22
TRIPLE WRECK COSTS
TWO LIVES IN ALABAMA

Birmingham. Ala. April 22-Ai
the result Of = triple wreck ON the
Southern railway \ short distance
east of Woodlawp, . suburb of Birm.
inghAm. two men are dead and .
number injured. The dead are:
Carl B. Harris, fireman on wrecker.
Tom Beverly. brakeman on wreck
ar.
The injured are:
James Wages. Atlanta. engineer
skull fractured.
g. H. Hill, engineer; internal In
juries.
Thomas Powell engineer; bruises
on body.
White, fireman. shoulder dislo.
oated.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22
TITLES OF CHURCHES
HELD QUESTIONABLE LE

Havana, April 90 jose Miguel
Gomez. the Liberal lsAder. In = state
ment published today. protests against
the purchase Of church property by
ths government for e2. 900. 900 He
gives - his resson that the church
stiles are qut stionsble md the prioe
far In excess Of the valas OF the prop.
erty. He urgently recommends ths,
the government Of Intervention leave
the matter In the hands Of Cuba',
future goverum
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22

DIVIDING SPOILS - II 10 inter.
eating to note how rapidly the mem.
bsrs Of the English royal family arc
dividing up the spoiis Of Europe.
40 English princess 10 on the throne
OF Norway; another. Princess Nor
garss Of Oonnaught will some day
wear the Swedish Grown Tho daugh.
VI ct The late Priaosss Aliue. Kiue
0sorgs's sister. 10 now the Csarius.
the son Of the Duke Of Albany 10
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22

Duke Of SAKE. .CoburR. q Gotha. the eldest
daughter Of tho Duke Of Edinbursb Ia
Drown Princess Of Roumsnia. tho
Grown Princess OF Grssce IL . daugh.
ter Of King Edwards eldest sister.
while . daughter Of Princess Henry
Of Bsttsnbsrs 10 on the Spanish
throne.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22
cigarette stub destroyed La SultanA,
an extensive fireworks factory, caus.
ing a property loss Of 5000. COO. Two
employees were fatally injured.
THE RECORD Apologies
FOR CITIZENS MISTAKE

Under the caption, "Has Canon .
Spell Of Indigestion ?" the Florence
Tribune of Friday contairs an edi.
toriAl In which IL ia made to appear
that the people here ale knock ing"
that city by trying to discourage
travelling men from selling bills tf
good to its merchants.
We are very confident that the
people of Osno, City. - . rule,
have only ths kindlicst and most
generous feelings for the residents
Of Floreno,. Indeed. there 10 no
Gauss for any thing else. II petty
personal jsAlousies exist between
osrtain people Of the towns IL is Of
no consequence and does not repre-.
sent the sentiment OF either com mu.
nifty.
Florence and Canon Oity are both
good towns. and ~ each Of them sx.
cells in its particular field Of enter.
prise there Ia not the slightest cause
for strife or jeslousy between them.
With its splendid natural Resources.
fremont county 10 capable Of sup.
porting half score OF towns the size Of
Florence or Canon Clty and they
ought not to quarrel ~ nisther Of
them POSSESSES . monopoly Of Ad-
vantge or prosperity.
There are no better towns anywhere
for either business or residence than
Florence and Canon City, and there
should be . mutual helpfulnsss In
promoting the others growth and
prosperity. Whatever indisorstioni
Of speech may have been made by
individuals 10 relation to eithtI
community, 10 not representative and
should be ignored ~ Of no import
apce. We repeat that the people
of Canon City have only the bes,
Of feeling for the citizens Of Flor
enoe and are interested In theii
prosperity and tho town In whiol
they live -Canen City Record.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED

ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
AT the mseting Of lodge No. 9S.
Independents Order Of Odd Follows.
ARRANGEMENTS for the oeis bratiou Of
the eighty.eight anniversary Of the
founding Of the order were oompiet.
ed. There will bs program Iu
tho early part Of the evening At the
conclusion Of which . banquet will
bs held. The program starts at
O'Clock promptly. Tho evening 8
entsrtainment will be open to Odd
Fellows, Rebskahs and their escorts.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22

NOT THEIRS - The Colum bins
Gard olub wishes 10 itlss that the
party 10 bs given in Morgan hall
Friday evening 10 not under their
auspices.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-22

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ads. TliSy sur0 win.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-21

Few women realize the decorative
possibilities Of corners. The result is
that even in pretty and artistic roomlt
the cornc.s ere too often left bare.
the walls seing allowed to meet In
hard straight lines and nothing to
break the monotony.
IN a small room It Is not advisable
10 fill up or cut OF these corners by
putting large pieces Of furniture dag
.onalIy across them, for this simply
diminishes the apparent size Of the
room. It will be found that hang
ing furniture viii fsii the need admir-
ably. for o small cabinet OF bookshelf
can be readily suspended, and BY It's
very construction serve to break the
awkwardness Of the corner In d very
satisfactory manner.
OF course when Il comes to hang.
ing heavier pieces Of furniture, the
picture molding is found inadequate,
SO screw-eyes. or ring bolts. are fas
tened to Me floor beams above.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
THE BILL COLLECTORS DREAM.
He Only Imagined That the skinfllnt
Paid Him.

The bookkeeper was jollying the bill
collector. DO you ever make any col
lections?" he asked lightly.
do 1? Well. should smile" re-
piled the collector Know that old
balance for $50, don't you, against
Goidstein? Yes? Well. got it in
last night and ten dollar bill to
boot. Made an all night job Of it."
Don't say" replied the amazed
bookkeeper,
yep; went after it about IL o'clock
last night and finally landed the ma
yuma. The junk shop was all lit up,
you know, and there was a gang Of fell
lows hanging around the Office door.
and all Of EN- kicking. Reminded me
Of the angry mob at Gilliss medo-
drama. The funny part Of it was, they
were all collectors.
Il butted in. What's up, boysg
says l.
He's in there replied collector
from Evans & Co. And we're after
blood or money
Lets get both. says I. I'm with
you
"Well, sir" proceeded the bill COZ
lector, scratching the mud from his
coat, we made a dash for the door
it was locked, you know-and bust it
to splinters: didn't last as long as a
SNOWFALL in lin July. Then we made
a rush for that old skeesicks. He al
a rush for that old skeesicks. He always
was a naughty sort Of an ass, you
know. and treated a collector as he
would book agent. But he got his
all right. Fun? Why, 1t was better
than looping the loop. The old vii
Iain's clerks were there. too. but when
he hollered for help they just sneered
and gave him the Roman act-turned
their thumbs down, you know.
'sThen came the crowning glory, :
continued the collector, with right
eous flush on his face One Of the
pirates found big roll Of money in
the victims pocket, and big roar
went up.
Diyy up Divy upl" shouted a
dozen voices at once.
80 / grabbed the roll Of money and
peddIed II out. I kept the $50 for our
balance and $40 for myself and then
then the alarm broke loose and came
away. 1t was only dream, you
know"