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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
Geo. T. Prather Digs Up q Relic.

While cleaning house" few days
ago Geo. 7. Prather came across the
following item, which was given gen.
eral circulation In the state press a
dozen years ago. As it will interest
the old settlers who knew the former
editor CT the Glacier, we reproduce
1t:
Editor Cradlebaugb. Of the Hood
River Glacier, Is greatly admired by
the fraternity for his ready wit and
the Brightness of the columns of his
newspaper. In remitting 3 small sum
to a Portland job printer on thursday
OF this week. the gentleman's nature
cropped out again, and he expressed
himself as follows:
Hood River, Or, Feb, 10, 1894.
S. G. Beach & Co., Portland, Or.
Dear Sirs-Your esteemed "valen.
tine" concerning the $2 % that have
owed you since last September,
reached me this morning and | re
spond by enclosing the amount. The
only reason the bill has not been paid
before is my Inability to make one
81. 25 collection pay ten 81. 25 bills,
and put yours down on the calendar
because 1t was a small one. We've !
able to square the circle, paint the
lily or add fresh perfume to the VIC
let; nay could | even dictate to the
mighty Cleveland " hom to appoint tc
the Oregon Offices. this delay would
not have occurred, nor would some
others l wot of continue-to my an
noyance and my creditors discomfit.
ure.
Let US poor printers prayerfully
hope that the time may soon come
when we can safely trust one another
WIN the bird of freedom, proudly
perched on 800 piece, may be found
in each pocket, and "care, like a
dur" may no longer linger near our
threshold.
am sure that II 1t affords you as
much pleasure to receive this small
contribut ion as 1t does me to remit 1t,
you will forgive the long delay in pay
ment, as | do the harsh but probab bly,
deserved words Of your reminder. l
am very truly yours,
John Ii. Cradlebaugh.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19

Saturday from visit to the william.
cite valley at their sons home. Mrs.
Warren Wells returned with them to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. V.
Perry.
The Ladies Aid realized something
over S35 above expenses at the dinner
and bazaar given with the Belmont Ia
dies last Friday. We wish to extend
to the Ladies' Aid Of that place vote
OF thanks for the many kindnesses
shown.
The Menelley quartet will give an
other entertainment at the Grange
hall Friday evening. Dec. q. The
program will be different than the
last given.
Remember the special school meet.
ing on the evening of Dec. 10. Put
in your vote and then perhaps you
cannot complain about the taxes next
wear
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
work 20 on.

work 20 on.
A meeting will be held at the school
house Friday, Dec. q, tor the pur-
pose of voting on the question OF grav.
ell for the road as designsted in the
petition asking for meeting.
The Ladies Aid society cf Odell will
meet at theshome OF Mrs Alice Poole
this (1hursday) afternoon. A full at
tendance is desired as there is work to
be done. After today see the Ladies'
Aid il you are thinking OF buying
anything 10 the way Of comfort,
pieced top, thi 90 pounds, best anali
ty cotton filing, best grade calico lin
ing, all closely knotted through and
through.
Last week l.. I. Folts sold to Geo.
Sheperd the remaining % acres OF the
40 of which MIR. Sheperd formerly
purchased twelve acres. Consideration
$500. Mr.. Folts Is u good example
of the success that has eome to many
OF Hood Rivers residents who pur-
chased land a short time since, and
by advance In value OF their property
have. realized we'll on their invest.
ment. We h5re Mr.. Folts aud his
family will conclude to remain with
us in Hood River valley, as 10 at pI es.
ent their purpose, and we believe Mr..
Sheperd has bought wisely and we'll.
Miss Margaret Raz will visit rela
tives in Portland and at Hillsdale
during the holidays.
Archie Lockmau, OF Portland. will
visit relatives here thI ough holiday
time.
Roy McDuffee went to Portland last
Saturday.
George Shepherd left Hood River
Wednesday OF last week and will 60 %
his home in Ohio. He expects to ro-
turn to Hood River about March l.
Ralph Il. Lewis expects to visit rel
atives in Portland next week..
X. S. Shelley was home Sunday fol-
a visit with his parents, brothers and
sister
Mr. aud Mls Ulvs Collins have
teen hese visiting Mr.. Collins father.
Mr.. aud Mrs, n. /. Folts are Port
land visitors his week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
UNDERWOOD.

l.. r. Mason aud K. II. Hamilton
we're In attendance at the institute at
Stevenson last week, returning Satur'
DAY. MIR. Mason reports rousins
time, all the teachers being present
and some Of the state Instructors.
NJ. Thornton, wife and daughter
visited The Dalles the first OF the
week, returning ON the Simons
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lundy Stuart came up from
Vancouver and Is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Olson at the Hotel Rockhaven.
The Badger Wood Co. have reduced
their crew and quit hauling on sc-
count of the bad weather.
Uncle Amos Underwood made q
business trip to The Dalles last Tues
day, returning Wednesday.
Mr.. Debo has lately set out Hne
lot of cherry trees. The trees are not
only nice but the ground is in fne
condition and all In all 1t 10 nice
job. Uncle Henry is getting fine lot
OF fruit trees OF different varieties
He says he does not believe In setting
all of one kind. A good idea too.
e. G. Goddard and W. II. Marsh
came up on the local Sunday to look
after business interests on their
places Nj. Goddard says he hasn t
seen very much money since the pan
ic, but some paper.
N. NJ. Munich has taken another de
gree in railroading. lie has been pro.
noted from hauling ties to foreman
| of a crew OF men that have been re-
moving a slide In the cut just west Of
the store preparatory for the laying Of
ties and rails.
Chas. Rosengrant and Louis THUR
are still in the carpenter business.
They are erecting house for Q lady
In the Norway country. The boys are
working between times between the
bad weather and the deer that try to
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19

From the Button, Ind, Banner:
"When tired out, go home. When you
want consolation, go home. When you
want fun, go home. When you want to
sho Others that you have reformed, go
home and let your family get acquaint-
ed with the fact. When you want to
show yourself at your best go home and
do the act there. When you feel like be-
ing extra liberal 20 home and practice
on your wife and children first. When
You want to shine with extra brilliancy
90 home and light up the whole house
hold" To which we would add, when
YOU have bad cold go home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
quick cure is certain. For sale by Keir "
Cass.
Closing out sale Of box stationery
and toilet sets at Nine. Abbott's.
Get your Christmas candies at the
Gem Handy Kitchen.
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Hood River Man HELMS Ont.

This Office has been placed under
obligations to g. A. Hickle number
of times for assistance in one way and
another, be being a printer and ex.
newspaper man. He felt a compassion
for an office and an editor without q
CHAIR, as was the case In this shop, so
he gees straight away and with bis
deft hands, a hammer and saw, a
plank and few nails, be fashions and
constructs as nice and comfortable
piece OF furniture in the way of q
oAair as anyone needs to want. To
make the thing complete, Leonard d
tucker gives the chair coat nj
stain, and nov 'the editor sits in bis
sanctum chair with bis feet on the
desk and head in the air." and so
on. Cliffs Bulletin
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19

Young allows the use of land six feet
In width and the length of the sheds,
II. Connaway contributes one keg OF
nsjls aud we are told there are other
public spirited men who contribute
cash while all will unite in building
the sheds, the same to be done during
holidays. To say we are glad Of this
move would be telling 1t very mildly
and we know we speak the sentiments
of more than the majority Of our peo.
pie when we say this. Let the good
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
MOSIER
Lands.

IN large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east of
Hood River. Also homesteads and re-
linquishments. Parties wishing to buy
will do we'll to write or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN,
M0sier, Oregon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19

b" friendly and have to chase them
off
The Dalles Wood Co. 10 putting in
II large wood machine, gasoline power
Of 20 cord capacity.
Dur SUNDAY school Is increasing in
attend snce, about 40 being present
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Cline has been feeling
poorly Tor some time, but We are glad
to see ber allie to he ia attendance at
Sunday school again.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.

John Tweed, CT Milbank, S. D., has
been visiting his friend, Louis Sol
berg, of Odell. MI Tweed Is looking
over the coast country with the idea
Of locating.
Mrs. Howell Metcalf, and little
daughter, of Pine Grove, visited at q.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
The Trio Orchestra

Composed Of A. Kohler, flute and
either; Chas. g. Newman, violin; Miss
Brace, piano. Music furnished for all
occasions. Concert numbers, entertain
ments, weddings, receptions, dances, etc.
For Information apply to CHA.S' q.
MEWMAN, Hood River, Ore. Phone
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
DanCeat
Pine Grove

Pine Grove Grange will give dance at
their NEW hall on New Years eve,
TUESDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 81
Big Chicken Supper in Connection.
Everybody invited to come and have a
good time.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19

ened.
They are now drilling In a sort OF
slaty substance, which Mr.. Porter in
forms US is shale and invariably Is
found just before striking ccal or oil.
Should this be no mistake the pros
poets or either coal or oil are brighter
than at any time yet. The excitement
In Dufur is vely great and the result
is being watched closely by every
body, not only in Dutur, but all over
the state.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
L Bowerman's Sunday. Mrs. Met.
calf and Mrs. Bowerman are sisters.

At the school meeting last Saturday
six mill levy was voted. An appro
priation of s75 to be used for purchss.
ing material tor the construction OF
public horse sheds was voted. This
amount in addition to that already In
the treasury of the G. g., raised Dy
the entertainment last winter for this
purpose, will be sufficient for sheds
for our teams, perhaps more. b. 1.
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4i1ias,jsg 10 be Held in A.
Iaata Shortly TO De-
tsTRlIRG il
Bio FOR FOR The IHt aI.ttS4aT5 I.tS4aaTIS5
Dollar Sunday Trips May Not be Of
fered the People of the interior
to the seashore During the
Coming Summer.

WIN the railroads discontinue their
cheap Sunday excursions TO the re
sorts this summe,
A meeting of the southeastern Tar
if Association Will Ha held tas mouth
in Atlanta when ii wiilabe definitely
decided whether or az, Sunday excm'-
slous WIN lie = operated to
Brunswick. Savannah, tharIeston aud
other seaport cities whic hhays suai-
mer resorts near chem
Local railroad men are not In posi-.
ton TO discuss the m2'ter, but 1t is
known that there is certain opposi-
ton TO the cheap sunday excu,Hons
and they may not he operated at al
this summer This is rot desired by
,he Dads themselves. it seems. hut
by the tariff association. 1t is learn
ed from an Ehonicial source however,
that the roads are extremely desirous
of conducting the EXCURSIONS. hut Will
abide by Whatever action TIE South
eastern Tariff Association may take.
Attention is directed to the fact
THAT not in the past four or fye years
mas serious accident or. wreck occur
red on any one Of the roads opera
ting excursions tc Brunswick. TEE
specials have been delayed from var
ious causes, some times from The
breaking down Of an engine or ono
Of the coaches, but there has not been
single fatal occurrence. Beca1j9oi
this tde excursions are always lafsely
patronized and the roads reap sui
stanual profit
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OPINION NOT TO
EFFECT GEORGIA
immigration Work in This State viii
Not be Retarded by Attorney
Generals Ruling.

Following, from the ALBANY Herald,
will be of GnfeTesS
"Mr. ]. A. Betjeman, chairman of
the executiv SaaIaaaittee of the Geor-
gia immigration Association, was this
morning asked by a Herald reporter
what, in his opinion. you'd be the
effect upon the work of the immigra
ton association OF the opinion render
ed yesterday by the attorney general
Of the United states to the presi-
dent bearing on the legality Of the
action OF the South Carolina agthori
ties in bringing TO tie United States
a ship load Of immigrants for work in
various branches of Industry in that
state.
According to dispatch from Wash
ington, the attorney general holds in
effect that A~is unlawful for a state
government to pay the passage CT
intending immigrants or to assist i'm
migration otherwise than by adyer
tisements.
Mr.. Betjeman, in answer to the re.
portefs question. made the following
statement:
"The ruling Of the attorney general
has absolutely no effect upon the plans
OF workings OF the Georgia Immigra-
ton Association. Tae state Of Geor-
gia has not paid one cent for the
passage Of immigrants, either directly
or indirectly. At present we are Sc.
curing good results without this,
We 90 not believe that either in
the letter o. the spirit has the state
of South Carolina been guilty Of any
violation Of the contract labor law,
nc state Of Georgia is acting very
slowly and very cautiously and is not
taking single new step without first
obtaining full and competent advice
from the federal authorities Funds
are being placed in the hands Of the
state by the Georgia immigration AS,
sociation and permanent and eGec
tice movement Of good immigrants "a
assured"
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This Was the Plea of Henry Schwarz
baum, Formerly Of this City,
In Savannah City Court

The following trou yesterdays Saw
nnah News w1l be Of interest il
Brunswick, as the defendant. Henry
oehwarzbaum, resided in tails city up
TO a short time ago.
The unwfitton law" was to some
xtent injected into a case tried in
the city court by Judge Norwood yes
terday
III. L. schwmzbaum was arrested
on charge of assault ald battery
upon Ralph Pace, and during the
nearing it was rodght out That the
attack was made because tde defend
INT was under the impression lia
Pace had offered an iasuit to Miss
Leah 5chwmzbaum. aer I'll the de
fendant
after hearue al tie evidence.
which was guile cnathly, tAe jury
returned a yara4oC - snlty, but rec
commended me delenDaut to the mercy
Of the court Jad Norwood impos-
"a fine Of So Or six months aad
Immediately it was anuouncei by 81.
F. Slater. ESQ, attorney for schwal h
gaum. that new trial viii be ash d
for
The trial Of the case attracted con
sderable attention, and 1t was the
principal case Of the day in me city
court 1t was alleged by the defense
tnat Schwarzbaum had assaulted Pace
because of his conduct toward Miss
schwarzDaum who is employed at the
savannah Collection Agency, at Bry.
an and Whitaker streets.
1T is stated that Miss Scnwarzbaum
and pace had an argum9 It relative to
the collection Of ill, (which result
ed in the young woman telling her
brotbAr that Pace had insulted her
This eaused the ngnt. At the trial the
plaintiff was represented by F. P Nc
PIntyre. Esq
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STRONG BELIEF
THAT THAN WILL
Be ACQUITTED
State Viii Introduce Issti-
a1oay in RebuItaI on
Monday
WILL WILL LAST LAST ALL ALL The WEEK
Not Expected That Arguments VIII
WILL WILL LAST! LAS! ALL ALL The WEEK
Not Expected That Arguments VIII
Begin in the Case Before the Fol
lowing Week-Looks Like a
Victory for Defense.

New York March S.--The de eus3
formally closed its case III the Thaw
trial today, after which Judge Fltz-
geral announced a recess until next
Monday morning when District Alto
ney Jerome will begin the Introduce
ion of rebuttal testimony.
1t is announced that the state will
occupy the entire week with ITS tes-
timony and it is practically settled
tnat the lawyears viii not begin
their arguments before the follow no
wee8
1t 10 pointed ont that the defense
has well estahnshed the fact that
1how is subject to insane attacks and
al OF the alienists point to tho fac,
that he was net in his right min {
when he killed Stanford White
The lawyers in their arguments sill
also dwell on the unwritten law and
even if the insanity side Of the ease
should he omitted altogether il IS
generally thought that he wo1ll be
acquitted on the unwrittcn plea
But just what VIII ba brought ON
in rebuttal remains to be seen. Jer-
ONE may spring some evidence that
viii turn the trend Of the case, bnt
unless he does, It Is practically settled
that Harry Thaw will be acquitted.
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An ATLANTA GIRL
UEDS ACHINENAN
Miss Agnes Fullwoea Becomes th'
wife Of Thomas Thon1-~Wedding
Occurred in Chicago.

Atlanta March 5.-~A speci4i re-
eeiyed by an Atlanta newspaper this
afternoon from Chicago announced the
wedding Of Nlss Agnes FuliWood, Of
that city, to Thomas Thorn. a full
blooded Chinaman The wedding oc-
Cured In Chicago
Miss Fullwood is quite well known
In Atlanta residing here up to a snort
time ago. The announcement that
she bad become tie wife Of China
man caused a surprise among her
friends, she mas relatives residing
hees.
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8I-L TAKE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the City to Farnish a Room ~
the Georgia Building win meaA
a Big Advertisement for
Brunswick.

Is Brunswick going to take adyan-
tage Of the opportunity to- secure the
3est advertising ,he city has ever
lad?
Is city council county commission
IT'S, commercial bodies and citizens
generally enthusiastic and enterprisin.3
nougn TO raise $1,000 with which to
uruish room in the Georgia build-
ng at The great jamestown exposi-
zion?
The opportunity hos been offered the
CITY and if we intend to keep paca
with the wave Of progress and pros
qerity now passing over Georgia wo
must get together and raise this 5l.0n5,
nc means more to Brunswick than
anything in the adverus ns linz It
viii giye the city an opportunity .
lace Der Advantages ore tie ,,ou.
uds aad thousands of people wE3 viii
visit the jamestown exposition atI
we wiz have cae o4 I've rcoi-,s in
the handsome Ceofs q building, The
ground for whicn ~, broken i few
days ago
lh9 first meetins looking to tie
furnishing Of room in the bnildjag
oy Brunswick was ned at The olsv
all yesterday aftoIneCa, at which ".
y Mitchell, Georsja commissioners 10
he exposition. addg soel those present.
A number Of citilens e0d several Ia
lies, members Of Tie Daughters If
he Revolution were present The
meeting was presided over by Mayor
Symoaa
MIR. Mitchell WIS Introduced by
iydse A. j. CroYatt ;ld he aa~a an
Intsrl fing talk IN he subjec, ~
went deeply into the question and ex-
plained the advantages that any city
in the state is to derive from the fur
aisning OF room He said that al
Of the larger cities OF the state lad
already agreed to furnish rooms and
ae was anxious to see Brunswick rep
resented.
President Atkinson of the Atlanta,
Birmingham and Atlantic, who was
expected to be here and address the
meeting was detained in Atlanta, but
Il letter was read from him in win cI
lie expressed the hope that Bruins
WICK would take advantage Of the op-
portunity offered her and furnish one
OF the rooms. III Is believed chat the
Atlanta. birmingham and Atlantic
land the Brunswick Steamship Com
pany will lend all the assistance possi-
ole.
The idea is for this city to fur
nlsh completely one Of the several
rooms in The Georgia building. which
is to be fashioned after the Buuoch
lome, in iact it win be reprodact-
ion Of the beautiful home Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's mother. Ia this oom
all OF the advertising matter Of the
city and county VIII be placed and
Brunswick Will be thus afforded an
excellent opportunity to display her
many advantages to investors.
Mayor Symons appointed a commit
tee to take charge OF the matter and
it is likely tnat work will begin at
once. City council and the county
commissioners win be asked for an
appropriation, and it Is proposed to
raise the balance by public swaacrips
tlon.
This IS IN opportunity that BrsRs.
wick should not let pass
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ARCHIE IS M8lAL M8lNAL
MUCH IMPROVED
He Rallied After Yesterdays Relapse
ard IS Now Thought to ba Oh the
Road to Recovery

Washington. March 8.-The condit
ion of little Archie Roosevelt, son oi
the president, who is seriously i'll witt
diptheria was reported as much in
proved tonight.
Archie rallied this morning after Ill
relapse and gradually improved dur
ing the day. The physicians an
nounce that ne is somewhat improy
cd and he may recover but his con
dition is still considered serious.
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WILL BRUNSWICK
HAVE EXHlBIt AT
JAMESTOWN EAIR?
a LIVELY RUNAWAY YESTERDAY
Wagon Load OF Straw Prevented Injury
of T%o White Men.


a lively runaway occurred on New.
castle street yesterday afternoon and
wagon which happened to be loaded
with pine straw probablS prevented
serious injury to tVo whitdAeSsu
> The horse attached to the wagon
came down Newcastle street at a rapid
rate. The wheels of the wagon ait
4 telegraph pole in front OF McClure's 5
ten-cent store and the two occupants
were thrown over on the sidewalk,
but in the fall they were buried in
the straw, and though they were un-
der the wagon when it was removed
from the sidewalk neither of them
were injured.
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TO RE-AaRANoE DEPARTMENTS
n General Change Of Divisions Of


5a= Army Also Announced.
Washington, March Sat the war
department today the announcement
was made that there would be a gen
eral change and re-arrangment of the
military departments and divisions OF
the army at once.
The only reason given at first was
for the good of the service" 1t is
expected that there will be many and
heretofore 1.alooked for changes.
The officers in charge Of army posts
win be changed about, regiments in
one place win be sent to another. and
In fact the changes will be general in
every sense OF the word
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BANK ABSGONDER
IS NOW LOCATED
Treasurer Walker, Of the New Britain
Trust Company, Found in San
francisco.

san Francisco, March S,-Treasur-
CT Walker, Of the New Britain Conn9
Trust Company, who recently alb
seconded with near a nalf million doi.
lars Of the banks money, has been
arrested and placed In iall 10 this
city and is being held until officers
arrive from the Connecticut cicy
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Services at the First Baptist
church win be held Sunday at II a.
e, and T,30 p. m. Sunday school al
e,4s a. "a. Morning subject The Di.
vine idea Of Greatness" Evening su1
tect Gods Lore for tho Wcrld" We
Hsrs 6aa stfaRgors coyslaiy aayitsA-
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INTO NEW DEPOT APRIL FIRST
Understood A, 3. q A. VIII Begin
Using It on That Date.

Using It on That Date.
Il is semi-omcialiy stated that the
new depot of the A., B. & a. win be
put into service on April first, on which
date trains viii begin to arrive al
and depart from tne new depot.
AS has been previously stated
these columns City Ticket Agent Tro
tier win remove his Office into the now
building within the course Of few
days, to be followed shortly By ali Of
the local oflciaIs who have their o.
fees at present in the opera house
building, as well as those in the
freight Office on Bay street