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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-23


Buy your l. II e and Vitro at White
heads.
Aztec Pottery, something new, at
Blowers Bros.
Ha2elwood treamery Butter at Nc
Guires.
For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonalds
If yon want shoes that don't go
wrong 60 to Johnsen's.
Money to loan on improved farm
land. T. ID. Tweedy.
Full line OF Lowney's Bon Bons and
Chocolates at Ross
Linz and Sulphur Solution in any
quantity, at Whitehead's.
Highest market price paid for veal
and chickens. Mcclure Bros.
Get your spray hose from Mcdonald
Clean new stock, no factory scraps.
Do you want stump puIler? 1t will
pay you to see us before buying. Blow
ers Bros.
Just received thirty barrels of blue.
stone. erices are right. c. N. Clarke,
Glacier Pharmacy.
Miss Sadie Ford has come up from
| Portland to visit with her paTentt
DR.. and Mrs. I. B. Ford, during the
holidays.
Mrs. G. L. EARLY, wife of the gen.
eral passenger agent of the Muoni
Hood RAILROAD at Hood River. i,
registered at the new Impegia Ole
gonian.
0. }. Nelson went to Portland thit
week to open branch office tt
handle Lyle apple and wheat land
He has already opened an Office IL
Lyle, while another member Of thu
firm has gone to Seattle to open a,
office there. Mr.. Nelson says peOpil
are fiocking into Lyle to buy cheai
land E. H. HartwiR looks after MIR
Nelson's busin IS in his absence.
Mrs A d. Moe entertained ?
whist Friday evening honoring he
Two uibBeH, hiSSNs AuhpkO Cblo hu'
Viva Clamp. About twenty younl
people enjoyed the evening aud tn
honurs weIe won by Miss Eula Nc
Gully and Clay Brock. After par
) taking OF dainty refreshments ID
guests depa'ted at late hour lh
hostess was assisted by Miss Clal
Blythe.
{ The Glacier is indebted to Capital
II G Cook, OF White Salmon, fo
. copies of the San Diego (Cal.
= Ttihune aud San Diego Sun Car
tain Cook is spending the winter
the southern city where the paper
= aud every body else is booming
Panama exposition for 1918. Sa
Francisco has started a movemet
also for the hIg show celebrating II
r completion of the canal but tie Sa
Dieqans aIe making a stiff light
Keep the California metropolis fro
l. stealing their idea.
Shoes made or repaired at johnson
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-23

Frank Chandler spent Monday In
Portland.
Joe Wright and wife went to Port.
land Tuesday.
q. X. Griesen WAS In The Dalles on
business Wednesday.
G. p. Sonnichsen and wi'e we're in
Portland last Thursday.
Mrs. II. s. Dano left Tuesday for
California to spend the winter.
John Goldsbury of the upper valley
has gone to Minneapolis to visit re-
latives.
Among the passengers to Portland
Wednesday morning we're Leslie
Butler, f. q. Smith and Charles
Hall.
s. IL. Soule has placed beautiful
Clough IL Warren piano In the home
of f.. X. Angle, town clerk at The
Dalles, for Christmas present.
The program at the Gem today
includes The Midnight Ride OF Paul
Revere, Ehe STUDENT g Pgedlcament"
and 1.-THE Near. Sighted Hunter. y
Two good songs are on the program
and 50 piece dinner set will De
given away at $3.50 in the evening.
MARY -Ooch" is lonely these days
"Mary. Oocb" is the name OF very
friendly canine belonging to Henry
De Reding and many signs Of dog
/ gish sorrow are exhibited by the
animal, whose master is Ill In The
Cottage Hospital. "Mary- Ooch" Il
stopping at the Waucoma and thu
days are pretty dull unless some OF
the young rancher friends Of the doI
come to town and give little oele
bration for the .lcuely beast Whei
any of the friends show up MARY
, Ooch" Is right on hand and enjoys
supper at the butcher shop and late
trip to the moving picture shows
Mary Ooch" also was a delighted
guest at the University Club hop.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-23
COMMITTEE PLANNING
TO JOIN UNIONS

The Joint committee OF the Apple
Growers Union and the Fruit Growers
Union is still working on the plan OF
consolidation tor the two organiza.
tions. They will report to joint
meeting OF the directors OF the union
Friday afternoon and IL Is probable
that plan will be adopted then
which can be submitted to the mem
bels OF the Fruit Growers Union at Il
meeting OF the stockholders. The
scheme will probably be for the apple
union, which is the larger organi7a'
ton, to buy the fruit union, paylns
its stockholde' 8 either In cash or II
stock in the larger concern.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-23
A SUGGESTION for Christmas.

Open a savings account for each OF
the little ones by depositilg one dollar
at per cent interest and obtain fine
new nickel steel savings bank for them
free. Savings Department,
First National Bank.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-23
Books Make the Most AC-
Ceptable Christmas Gifts

We are prepared to supply the gift seeker
with books that will make the most ac-
ceptable gifts. Works of famous authors;
spirited novels of today; rich gift books
in elaborate, beautiful bindings, bibles
and testaments, childrens story and pic
ture books-unquestionably the best Sc
lection to choose from in the city, There
is book for you to give to any relative
or frien. Nothing SO appreciative-noth-
ing gives as great and lasting pleasure.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-23
MOSier Meeting Monday.

The Mosier Horticultural Society
will have an all day meeting Monday,
beginning at 10 a. m. In Lambs hall,
ut Mosier. b. Il. Duncan 10 on the
program for talk on ''Planting an
Orchard, and other Hood River
apple experts have been invited to
speak at the meeting.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-23
G.. II. CARRIER
Dealer in Pianos, "a Tuner
and Repairer.

From Boston and Oberlin Conserva-
tories of Music. Permanent residence,
9l4 Eugene street. Phone 223-M.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-23

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X.
Benton, girl, December Is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
Liner MaripOsa Will Send Wireless
Messages From South Seas
Oceanic Company's Steamer Sails for Tahiti
With Many Passengers

The blue stiffness @of the south Pa
cific atmosphere will be, disturbed at
regular intervals now by the waves OF
wireless conversation. The liner Mari
posa, which sailed yesterday for Ia
hiti, is equipped with the new system
of telegraphy and will send and re-
ceiye daily messages as long as COM
munication can be maintained. The
Mariposa's equipment is-powerful and
UP to date and has range, under or
dinary conditions, OF more than 1900
miles. So many other vessels are now
equipped with wireless that this range
insures the Mariposa being in touch
with the outside world practically all
the time. The news OF the world will
be sent to the liner every day by the
United wireless company and will be
published in a daily paper printed on
board.
The Mariposa's passengers included
a number of tourists from the east and
Europe and some well known local
people, Among the latter was J.
Homer Fritch, a ship owner A num-
ber of the passengers are booked
through to New Zealand and Australia
These will be transferred at Papeete to
one of the Union steamship company S
liners, but before proceeding on their
journey they will have a few hours
ramble in Papeete.
The Mariposa'S passengers included:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. March 1t.-The Portland and
Asiatic steamship company's liner Arabia. Caps
tain Neumann. left down this morning, pound
for HODgk0ng and way ports, with cargo
valued at 1924. 1872. principally nour-
Steam schooner NorthlaEd. Captain Erickson.
sailed for San Francisco last night with $4,000
feet OF lumber. The cargo was furnished By the
mills OF the Portland lumber company.
steam schooner Yosemite sailed for san Fran
cisco yesterday with 100000 feet OF lumber
loaded at Prescott
British steamer YeddO leaves down today.
bound for Australia by way Of San Francisco,
with lumber and general freight.
steamer Alliance. Captain Parsons is due 10
arrive tomorrow morning from Coos bay.
ASTORIA, March 1O.-Steamer Alliance
rived today from Coos bay with freight and
passengers and left up the river for Portland to
discharge.
town or Falmouth with cargo OF grain for
orders.
Steamer N0rthland left out today With a cargo
of lumber for San Francisco
German steamer Arabia arrived down the river
today with general cargo for Hongkong and
way ports and VIII leave out at the 6rst oppor-
tunity-
when the American barkentine Wrestler ar
rives in Peru with cargo Of lumber Il viii be
offered for sale BY the~owners Olson & Ma
Continued ON Page 10
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATF

PAYING WALNUT ORCHARD.
13l2 acres 10 year old Franquette walnuts
interset with prunes. near the famous Vrooman
orchard Santa Rosa. on finest creek bottom
pose; the only bearing orchard for sale in cen
tral California; paying largely and will double
in value in five years and pay for itself twice
meanwhile; price $1,000. half cash: no build.
year and the nut crop win double each year for
10 years TO come; If you want something OF
the best which California produces, a safe
growing and productive investment, do not
wait
Magnificent ranch, all level; well fenced;
Joins good town; 60 miles out: railroad juno,
ton; room house, hard finished, bath etc
two good barns, well stocked; includes all
farming tools, everything complete; fine soil:
can be cut up into small acreage at great
profit; offered for spot cash only for 500. 600: NO
trades; terms or offers considered: about 4en
ownership cause of sale; personal property and
improvements worth $4,000, making the land
less than $25 per acre, and worth from 500 tc
$50 per acre. spot cash only.
200 acres finest sediment land on Sacramento
river; no overflow; best vegetable and alfalfa
land; northern electric railroad building By
the land; good improvements; owners have toe
much land few miles away and offer this
at two-thirds value only SIS per acre.
Best fruit ranch for the money in Santa
Clara county: 81 acres between San Jose and
Wright's; 40 acres fully bearing orchard.
acres vineyard; fine modern room house, z
barns, etc: stock and tools: owner going 10
Europe, offers 1t cheap, $4,000, on terms:
might take some good clear property at cash
Country Dept. HoLcoMB REALTY co.
(Investor of Capital,
306 San Pablo aY..
"a
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PROPOsALs ND BIDS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the Of
fee Of the Secretary of the Regents. Uniyer-
slty Of California. Berkeley. on or before
p. m, Monday, March % 1902 for the fol
lowing work the University Campusf at
Berkeley. per plans and specifications on
fie at said office
A reinforced concrete bridge at Telegraph
avenue.
Separate bids are invited also for the gran
tie work Of n memorial gate (Sather Gatel.
Separate bids are invited also for the bronze
work OF a memorial gate (Sather Gatel.
Separate bids are invited also for the gen
eral work for the Presidents house.
Separate bids are invited also for elevators
and lifts for the University library.
No bids win be received unless accom- pa
MED by certified check bond in favor OF
the undersigned, equal TO 10 per cent OF the
bid, TO assure execution Of contract by success
ful bidder. The right 10 reject any or all bids
IS reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

s3. 750-sI 600 DOWN Fine modern storv
Queen Ann house: exceptionally large
rooms; lot 5ox120 with lawn. fruit
trees, berries and proftlsion OF plants
and flowers. Exceptional bargain. Lot
easily worth $4,000. House cost SO 25n
Location near Grove ST. inside of 3Sfh
LUTTRELL & CO., 1867 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-continues

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-COnfinued
CHICKEN RANCHES, ETC
50, o00-S2. 600 down; go acres level land main
road acres IN olives: family orchard; I;
room house. barn. windmill and tank; 2
cows and some poultry; school.
S4,s00-5 acre chicken ranch, we'll equipped for
business mortgage OF $1,000; VII trade
equity of 81. 800 for Oakland property.
$1,000 acres prosperous city and on
main road; good house and two barns
y, l,200-e acres, IN vines; small house; 3
chicken houses.
S4,2o0-0 acres, In fruit; . room house
chicken houses; between 400 and 500
chickens; horse and COW and wagons
$3,O00-0ne-half cash: acres with new room
>house; large barn.
S,3o0-S0 acres. 10 in vines; family orchard:
barn: house, Il chicken houses; horses;
cows and SEQ chickens.
S4,500--1e acres; room house; chicken houses i;
water pIped to all parts Of the place;
incubators; 800 hens; horse. cow. etc.
$5,500-39 acres; s room house, several acres In
fruit; 2 wells. windmill etc; chicken
houses; nfle and a half from good town; /;
Will exchange for Oakland property.
JOHN Il. BELL & son,
6O4 10Th st. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

Exprss Service for Summer Months
G. d. .Dunann, general passenger
agent of the Pacific Coast steamship
terday afternoon as he threw down his
pencil and gazed with something OF
paternal pride on a figure covered sheet
of paper. He sighed. lighted fresh
within two hours of railroad time
between Seattle and San Francisco and
only IL hours longer from the sound to
Los Angles. Guess that i'll hold them
for awhile"
1t was the schedule for an express
steamship service between Seattle and
Los Angeles over which he enthused
The details We're announced yesterday
Beginning March %, when the Gov
ernor will start from this port for San
Diego, either the Governor or President
will leave here for the south every
Monday and for the north every Satur-
day. Both the big liners viii make the
round trip between Seattle and Los
Angeles every IA days. calling here
going and coming. In addition. the
Santa Rosa Will leave here for the south
every Thursday. One of the smaller
ships. such as the City of Puebla and
for the sound. In addition to making
the run TO Seattle they will make a
tour of the sound ports. The two big
ships will call only at Seattle and Ia
coma
Drowned During SauaIl
The carpenter OF the American ship
Pactolus, which is anchored Off Goat
island. was drowned Tuesday afternoon
by the capsizing of a ships boat He
had landed Captain Watts at the Key
Route pier and was advised by the
skipper to postpone his return to the
ship until the weather had moderated
off and made his way safely alongside
the ship St. Francis, where he left some
papers for Captain Murray. Captain
Murray advised him to stay aboard the
,,ofu,
that the distance was short and that
he knew all about handling boats.
In proof, he hoisted sail and was al
most alongside the Pactolus when a
squall capsized the boat Captain Muir
ray had boat launched from the ST
Francis and took chrge of the rescue
expedition. but could find nothing of
the sailor and had to let go of the Pac-
tolus' boat to save his own from cap
sizing.
ON Fire and In Collision
The French steamer Ouessant, which
arrived at Antwerp February 20 from
this port, was on fire in the coal bunk
erS when leaving Guaymas and again at
Santa Rosalia. The fire was extin-
guished December 4. While leaving
Liverpool February the ouessant coll
lided with the quay and sustained some
damage to the bulwarks-
Hiionian Sails for Honolulu
TIE Matson navigation company S
steamer HiIonian sailed yesterday for
Honolulu with 1000 tons of cargo and
a few passengers. The cargo included
about 500 tons of government stores for
the army and navy.
The passengers included:
Miss j. Lober Mr. and Mrs L. Y. Ca
Mr.. and Mrs 7. E mario
Guard " T. Garden
G.. Robinson Mrs. l.. d. Kelly and
Mrs. e. r. Reeves daughter
Mrs. ]. S. Sharp Mrs. Giesaeck and child
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. l.. s. CONFESS
Wooley F. W. Carter
VIII Send Paragraph TO Midway
The United States weather bureau is
sending to Midway island a paragraph
similar to the one installed in the hall
of the merchants exchange. The bar
agraph, or automatic registering barom-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
PIEDMONT PROPERTY

Dasirable lot. 39x110 feet near Oakland av
car line and short distance from Piedmont sra
ton: near corner Of Howard sv. and Mace St /;
for sale at sacrifice; similar sized lots in same
this lot for 81 $50 ON terms ss follows: S450
cash ana balance In monthly payments of sos
including interest. 0wner.-box 444. Call office.
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
FARMERs. ATTENTIO.

EAh11l1dS, 44EEN11ON
The way Jordan-Atwate tract in Merced
county has developed during the last six months
READS LIKE 4 FAIRY TALE. Soil, prices,
terms, location, variety Of crops-alfalfa, sweet
potatoes, table grapes. peaches, vegetables and
meons-account for all. 2,400 acres IN 20 acre
tracts sold IN less than six months.
We are now putting on the market another
tract, the finest ever in 20 acre farms-an one
man can work. 1t is only two miles from the
Jordan-Atwater tract, and no lot is more than
21b miles from town and shipping point. Twenty
acres of our land will Make MONEY for you
and support your family from the first year.
ABUNDANCE OF IRRIGATION WATER and
the best of well water NO FLOODS at any
time. Close to town. Good market. TERMS
EASY. Price. $75 TO $10O per acre with water
right. You can make the land take OF
future payments. Do not wait Address
COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST CO.,
Palo Alto, Cal Merced, Cal. Full informa-
ton at PACIFIC REALTY INFORMATION
BuREAU. 2l2 Pacific building. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED

from owner or builder on corner
lot; southern exposure, with story
fats to be erected according TO approved
plans; state location, price and terms. Box
GAG Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11


IRRIGATED farms-Atwater, Merced CO.: SIS
per acre; Sl5 cash. balance years; free water
right; Saturday excursion leaves our office 2;3O
y. m. returns Sunday. D. M round trip
Ticket e5.15 personally conducted. Land pro-
duces sweet potatoes, alfalfa. early tomatoes
melons, peaches. apricots. almonds etc: most
productive IN state Crocker- Huffman Land
and Water Co., 9TH floor. Crocker building
IL you want some of our choice. we'll warered
lands in Kern county Mt the present low prices
and terms you would better see US at once. In
the last 10 days we have sold several thousand
acres. This land is first class for trees and
vines. Great abundance of free water guaran-
steed- Send for illustrated folder
PLANTERS LAND COMPANY,
206 Metropolis Bank building.
IRRIGATED FARMS. EASY TERMS.
Small fruit and alfalfa farms, on 2 rail-
roads, 20 daily trains; station 20 minutes
walk; best soil, best transportation, irrigation
and living conditions In the state; excursions
'H oa'0' L. 4ILL & CO..
East st. opp. Ferry Bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

sT00 and upward, on easy terms.
Choice building lots In s5th av. and a st
These lots ready TO build on; surrounded
by nice homes and far below the regular market
value. They offer an exceptionally good chance
70 people who want a good lot for home.
Agent on the ground Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE

IN San Mateo Park-Fine modern house, large
rooms; concrete basement; large corner lot:
also barn, outbuildings. fruit trees. berries.
the best situations In San Mateo: price Sc. 500;
very easy terms. S. ADAMS. PIG Post ST.
) ROOM bungalow In Redwood City; large liy-
ing room. paneled dining room; FOR rent or
for sale; terms to suit. Box 65. Can office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
Time Ball

United States branch bydrographic Office Mer-
enants' Exchange, San Francisco. March
10, 1909
The time ball On the tower Of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time (l20th meridian), or az Sh OOm
0Os, Greenwich mean time
T. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant IT,. s. N IN charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
SEQ on easy terml

The choicest and cheapest lots in Richmond
district in 2eth av., north Of @ ST. Only one
block from Golden Gate park and street car line
and close TO the new proposed Stadium entrance
They nre beautifully located high ground over
looking the city, Golden Gate park and the
ocean. There only a few OF them. There is
nothing on the market good these for the
money. splendid investment for the future
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
Z. s Branch HydrOgraphic once

A branch OF the United states hydrocraphic
office. located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the beneat of
mariners, without regard 10 nationality and free
OF expense. Nayigators are cordially invited 10
visit the office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions cs the world are kent a
hand for comparison and reference and tho
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers 10 navigation and mat
fers OF interest 10 ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-Continued
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS

81 100
tuck; street work done: short distance from
car line; owner viii build room cottage to
suit. and sell easy terms; $500 cash; lot
One Of the swellest lots in 4th av- Terrace.
being fine corner; street work done; car
lS 'g FOX oissss SALE lyiS II oorTlens so1srli .
Cottage OF rooms. situated on lot 25x1s5
on l1th ST. near Wood. This place has been
newly painted. and the plumbing is modern
porcelain tub, etc; # is now rented for SIS per
month and is a good investment being In the
call section OF the s. P; $500 cash; balance
easy payments;-see US =, 81 az once.
44th and 45th. on lot 30x100: this place is 10
years old, but in perfect repair; 5000 down and
$50 per month. including interest, VIII pur-
chase the same 10
$500 cash, balance Ike rent; room bunga-
low, modern and up to date in every respect;
open fireplace; built In sldeboard; situated on
lot 33x160; within easy walking distance of
Key Route station. and IS minutes OF 18th and
Broadway; this is an artistic little home; get
full particulars. %
s., 900 cash, $40 per month will buy dandy
little bungalow on a fne northeast cor
ner lot; this place has Just been completed
and was built for home; owner forced to
SELL 10
Six room modern bungalow on one OF the
finest residential streets in Linda Vista; lot
s2xIs2; this residence is not In the hollow. but
is situated on high ground; $1,000 cash, $40
per month will buy this elegant home.
FLATS AT A SACRIFICE
$4,000
$1,000 cash, balance $40 per month will buy
a pair Of fats of 3 rooms each in North Oak
land. near the Key Route station and Iele-
graph ay. car line; these fats bring in a
monthly rental of $45 and are in good renting
location, on the east side of street,, plenty Of
sun and light; they cost 81, 800 TO buiid see US
at once.
s5,7O0
$1,000 down. balance like rent; and 8
room fats on 35th ST. near Telegraph av; these
hats are situated on lot 30x120 and brand
new; worth sc. 500: owner forced TO sell.
HOLCOMB REALTY CO.
Investor of Capital
San Pah1n OAKLAND Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
PALo Alto REAL ESTATE
PALO ALTO PROPERTY

Whole block Of ground in choice locality Gov
cred with live oaks, being offered at a
great bargain This would make magnificent
home site for any wanting large grounds
with live oak trees ard IN a locality where
some of the highest priced and most beautiful
residences are situated.
Improved and unimproved property for sale IN
Palo Alto Come to us for anything In the
way of country or city property. CO-OPERAT-
I'VE LAND AND TRUST CO.. Palo Alto. Cal
or PACIFIC REALTY INFORMATION BUREAu
2I2 Pacific building. San Francisco.
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Lieutenant. U. 5. n. in charge.

eter. viii be taken to Honolulu bv Can
tain Dowceu or the liner Alameda and
viii be taken from the island port to
Midway by the cable cOmpany's supply
steamer, which makes regular trips
between Honolulu and Midway. Tie
weather observations made by the cable
operators at Midway have been OF value
10 the weather bureau, and when the
amateur observers asked for a bar
aSraph the bureau complied with their
ran4rpGf