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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1920)
o o HOOD RJVER GLACIER, THf'RSPAY, OCTOBER 7, 1020 We give a free Tube with each Tire purchased MOONLIGHT BEAU TIFIES THE HIGHWAY HAPPIEST WOMAN IN THE STATE NOW fnl Hat to Tell Oilier of Tan lac The Tube that Lifted an Automobile total weight 2990 pounds the new Pennsylvania AUTO TUBE "TON TliSTEO" That especially withstands the effects of long, continuous wear and friction in the casing That, carried indefinitely as a spare, won't crack, check, break. weaken That has a guaranteed tensile strength of 1 tons per square inch That is not a so-called "special" brand, but a tube backed by the name of the maker your warranty of highest quality Elliott-Overland Co., THE CASCADE GARAGE Telephone 3524 Motoriitl who recently have had OC- Mr. Smith Sam it Won Id be Titrate- .w.. , Uj 111114 MWVYM lllK'i way hy the I in ht of the harvest, moon Brow ecstatic in their descriptions Of the clttTsidee. canovn minaiwta im py- nanseH of silvery ripples on the river. The Highway's wonders, in the radi ance of the moon's ravs, it is declared, are multiplied and magnified until the traveler is drawn into a spell that leaves him speechless. "One doesn't know how to appreci ate the Highwy," declares Mrs. L. B. Aplin, who journeyed up from Portland with her family in brilliant moonlight. "It is all like some fantastic dream. I've read of the visions of drug ad dicts. If t hp IflAAfl uhinn nniri uously in the Columbia gorge thofe woo nave laiien unuer tne spell or the poppy coum realize their visions with out the draff." h. B. Cobb says driving over the ingnway in urong moonlight is far iiiuic inuimunR man a uayngnr. nue. One can see Hist as far ahead on thm highway, and he is also warned of the approach of cars around shadowed curves by the Hash of headlights. KELLY- REPUBLIC SPRINGFIELD ANiJ PNEUMATIC rnnZun AND SOLID GOODRICH TIRES I TIRES JUST PLAIN FOUR-SQUARE BUSINESS HONESTY AND KNOWLEDGE At Your Service AT THE TIRE SHOP GAS VULCANIZING OILS AND ACCESSORIES REPAIRS I l DONNERBERG HAS PRAISE FOR ROAD Jake Lenz, who has been in charge of a crew cutting the link of the Lost i.ake Highway lying within the forest ry reserve, broke camp Friday. Re cent rains have made it advisable to postpone completion of another mile of the grade until next spring. Fred ' W I liinnprficrir Rluwim Xr Canfield photographer, who had been marooned into the Lost Lake country for eight days, has the highest praise for work done by J. O. Hannum, who had charge of constructing the coun ty's portion of the work. Mr. Han- nnm. following rccpnl rjiina hue liu.l the county part of the road thoroughly uraggeu. Mr. Donnerberg visited the Lost fiftke HiwtnYt umurd un veitklnr mr. torcycle to secure a photograph of Lost Lake. He remained to catch proper weather conditions and n n rpuiill was marooned when hvv ruins mud. died the forestry end of the new road. ne was rorcea to snovei nis way for a lone distance, he stated on tfrrivintr home. Boy With Rifle Holds up McCullagh The climax of an emdemic of bnrir- laries and pilfering occurred Wednes day night of last week when C. W. McCullairh. accomoanied hv Mm Mc Cullagh in an automobile, was held up on a main business thoroughfare by a boy with a rifle. When Mr. McCul- laih failed to stnn (hp Imv firnd tht bullet striking a fender. The automo- nne was stopped nastily, and as Mr. McCullayh left the car tha hnir whn he says appeared about 15 years old, covered him with the ride. As the fruit man approached, however, the bov lost his nerve and ran Mr M. Cullagh pursued him through vacant I - I II Jl , , . iois mg a ouiiuing unuer construcion. He lost the rail when the bov crr.wlid I believe I'm the happiest woman in California today and it i all because of what Tan lac has dnne for me," said Mrs. L'uene Smith, a prominent and popular Los Angeles woman who re sides at fi804West 52nd St. Mrs. Smith is an officer of the Raiirom tHr nnd other organizations. ror six vcars I inffiarari from u complication of troubles that finally ieo to a general break down. I had awful pains round my heart, which I was told were chimaH hv nlanriav Mw kidneys were in such bad condition I had constant pains in my back and my neck and shoulders would get stiff at times and my limbs swelled so I could hardly walk. I was so nervous that even the ringing of the door bell upset me and it seemed impossible to get a good;night's sleep. 1 tried everything I could hear of to get relief even to having mv teeth treated, but. bant vat. ting worse and became so weak and emaciated that 1 weighed only one nunareo pounds. hmally they took me to the hospital and I staved thero six weeks, but did not seem to improve in the least, so I wan brought homo and had just about given up hope when . a friend i i rs 1 1 :it li i i mo to in- Tanlac. "I beiran to feel better wftor the first few doses and hv the time I had taken four bottles of Tanlac 1 had gained eighteen pounds in. weight and felt as Well and stmntr aa I ever did in my lire, ror every one of my troubles had left me. "The results from Tanlac must be permanent, for it has i,pn months since I took my last dose and reel as well now as 1 did then, and think I won Id be onirratefnl not tn tell others what a wonderful me. I i. ln.. laniae is. Tanlac is Sold in Hood River h rim Kresse Drug Co. Adv. Kyes scientifically examined by H. L. Hasbrouck, Optometrist, Ileilbronner f8-tf Do You Know? That we do developing, printing and enlarging? Excellent work and good service at low prices. Let us make Kodaking a pleasure for you, rather than a disappointment. WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF and Films Yours for Service A. S. KEIRReliable Druggist ''Agent for the New Edison Phonograph" Notice to Creditors Kstate of Edward N. Cook. Notice ia hereby triven that the un- While Mr in his chase, a second McCullagh was engaged boy approached THE LIBERTY FURNITURE STORE is remodeled and now ready for your inspection. Come in and look over our goods. We have a great many bargains for you we can save you money on Furniture, Carpets, Stoves Hardware and Crockery LIBERTY FURNITURE STORE THE STORE THAI SAVES MMJ MONEY ssMMsTi Ms - - - niunh 1913 K. GRANISH, Prop .107 OAK STREET McCullagh was seated in it. she raised up and asked if he vho fired on the automobile the Europe Expects War 'War. War. War. and more war" di lares Mrs. F. M. Ilotchkis. of Los ilea, just back from Europe when directed a party of American tour "forms the topic of conversation ery country we visited. Kvoryont irope is expecting a battle for ex istence against the bolsheviki. The greatest unrest seemed to prevail in Italy. two days alter we left Venice a bomb was exploded in St. Mark's . iiuiii- killinir two and iniorinor 1,1 " 1 w - ;-r "- Mrs. Ilotchkis, who stopped here for visit with her sister. Mrs. ('. K. Marshall, was in Kurope with a parti IP 1 ill -I when the word war broke mil She was caught in Hrussels and experi enced many thrills and hardships in getting to l'aris. dersigned K. C. Glanville has been ap pointed administrator with the will annexed, of the estate of Edward N. Cook, deceased, hv the ( 'mint v ("Vuift of Hood River County, and is now duly qualified and acting as such and that all persons having claims against the estate of saidjdecedent are required to present them, properly verified, to him at his office, Koom 1, First National Hank building in the City of Hood River, Hood River County, Oregon, within six months from the date of una nonce. Dated and first published nn thin 80th day of September, 1920. R. (J anvillp. :ith2X Administrator, fl T A W Buy Hides and JunK HT. HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY I ime I able ISo. 33 Taking effect Wednesday, October 2tlh, 1919 Pioneer Meeting Postponed Mrs. lieiilon Mavs of The Mullen president of the Old Fort Dalles His torical Society, the members of which recently planned an autumn picnic in honor of members of the Hood River County Pioneer Association, writes that the event has been postponed un til next sprinK when the weather will be better. "Then." savs Mrs. Mavs. "we nro- iHise a fine picnic lunch on our lawns nyre at I he Ha lies. Twin Tunnels Being Lined A crew of seven carnenfr ia nnw engaged in lining the twin tunnels be- iween nere ann mosier. James t:iark son has charge of the work. The tun nels, with rocks continually drnnninir - ... ,. , . irom me sines and root since thev were completed, were recently decfnri-d unsafe for traffic without reinforce ment. Shoemaker Buys liayt Place Kent Shoemaker haa purchased from Mrs. F. W. Hayt her 10.34 acre full bearing orchard place near Van Horn station. While Mr. Shoemaker will take Possession following the huri-eat of this year, he will not move to the ranch home until next spring. Notice For Publication Re-pa BHcatlon 0108M Uennrlnient of the Interior, U. H. Laud Utlloi l at The Dalles. Oregon, September 3, 1920. Noclce In lierfihy lven that Art hur .1 . liar 111011. of Oblong, HI., formerly Rood Hlver ore , who, on July 12, jtlS. md lloinenteaci Kntry, No. 010S34. for II.K.H. No. IW uriMiir vi yed land, In Seel Ions 7, 8. 17 und U.Townabtb 2-Soatb, RenM 10-EaJt, VflllametU Merirtl an, has Bld notice of intent Ion to make 11001,10 eNiuuiiNii 1 11 1 11 1 to th. lana oot iitaorl bed, before Clrk of circuit Opart, el Hood River, Oregon, on the nddnv of November, IMS, ClHlninnt moiwhi uu . , , , . ... i , Chapmun, Warren Cooper, (Jwirije llanne nuin, all of Mood Hlver, Oregon; Cyrus Sparks of I'arkilale, Oregon. H UtANK WOODCOCK, Register. Aetot June J I, 1980. List No. Ml MM C A. RICHARDS 111 2nd Street Cigars Tobacco Soft Drinks Confectionery TRY OUR Draught Luxo WE KEEP IT RIGHT OREGON LUMBER COMPANY DEE, OREGON FOR qUICK DELIVERY Tree Props Dimension and Finished Lumber Retail and Wholesale General Motor Trucking Wood For Sale -HvSSE PUDDY Telephone 5148 110,'! May St. MISS LENORE GREGORY Violinist Will be available for Violin Lessons every Saturday in Hood River. Miss Gregory is a violinist of European training and experience, and is an accredited State teacher. For information, Inquire Satur days at Oregon Hotel, or write Miss Gregory, 80H Hancock st, Portland, Oregon. DRS. ABRAHAM AND SIFTON PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS RooiliH 17. lit. 20 RrnniiiB lioil.li Res. 1'hones rt I )r. A hrulmoi JIK'J Slfton 8618. Olfii 4151. DR. E. O. DUTRO PHYSICIAN and RtronBrna Office: I l.i II I ',;,!" pi,.. k-i iiviiv nil 1 Hours, 2 to 5 p. m. ileeidencs : OdsU. Phone, Odell 3.r: Hours: 9 to 11 a. m. DR. N. PLYLER 0BIKOFRACTOB Chiropractic and Kleetri.' Trentmento Rooms 23, 24 and 25 Ileilbronner Bldg. Phone 18.W. HixkI River, Ore. Dr. Phoebe E. Culver Osteopathic Physician ours, 10 to 12 a in., 2 to 5 p. in Kliot BaUdiSg, Tel. 2152 E. D. KANAGA Physician and Surgeon SLUTZ BROS. Garaged Machine Shop We are experts on all makes of Automobiles and Sprayers. Phone 3173 Jn!1 LADIES! LADIES! fr) li I I just received a new Iff II Country Club Toilet I ' 'AJi Preparations 1 Chas. N. Clarke YOUR Druggist Oil WM. WEBER STILL SKLLS HAKNESS& SADDLES ALSO AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES AND MILLER TIRES CORD TIRES IN FORD SIZKS Phone- : ( MHei 421 1 Kes. 1811 Office in Kliot litiikling fit, i No. 3 V SS Bulv NORTIIHOCNI Ne. 4 i He. ! Ne. I Stations r. M. A. M. 4 00 10 45 4.03 10 AH -4.12 10.57 4 26 11.10 4.88 11 13 4.35 11.18 4 40 11 23 4 43 11 26 4 47 11.90 4 50 11.33 4.K7 U.3 6.02 11 43 5.12 11 V? 6.17 12 00 T- m. j m. sten. lo U. H r tukdi Owing to limited epace on Motor Car handled oo the r-teamtrains, either in advai 20 10 1 1 .00 ik ami follow Kaeapi Mof silSra' ntul.y Daily only 8.8J ! 2.15 : .45 9.82 2.11 6.41 15 2.04 8.84 8 02 1.52 6.22 8.68 1.48 6.18 8.53 1.48 6.13 8.46 1.96 f0ti 8.42 1.32 6!08 8.87 I 1.87 6.57 8.34 1.24 6.54 8 30 1.80 6.60 8.85 1.16 6.45 8.45 1.06 1.81 8 10 1.00 I 6 .30 M. r. w. r. w. Mrs. lngalls at Labor Office Mrs. J. W. lngalls has been placed in charge of the employment bureau of the Association. She ia daily placing newly arrived men and women by the SOOfei with apple growers. Card or Thanks We wish to thank the kind friends of our deceased brother, Charlea K. Ixiv ell. for their aid find kind . . . . oisympmy snci the many floral offer ings, uon his sickness and death and our U rcHvement. l: I. ssjsn ing the liacgsire will U-passengers. LVAVA'AUUVAUVAyit.tVniVIVlvl PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) for- rs HC AT &4 I IsH I e TQAJU) Ott (XMPAMT C i-rstiAj H. L. DUMBLE, PHYSICIAN AND SITRUKtiV I'kIIh nniDiitlly Hniwer.'d In town or nonnirv ! or Night. Telephones: Kesldence. HUI: office. Mil. Ofllce In the Hrooinn Balldln? L. L. MURPHY, D. D. M General Dentistry OSSSS 11-15 Rrosius Rldg. DR. W. H. THOMPSON Prusk'ian and Surgeon Or KICK: KLIOT BDILOING Office phone 2222 Residence L'l1:'! U. H. JENKINS. D. M. D DKNTIST Telephones: Office 1081 ; residenes 3331 Office over Butler Bank Dr. Carolyn Underhill DENTIST Smith Ruilding. Telephone 2S2I H. D. W. PINEO, D.D.S. DENTIST EI.IOT RIII.DIXO HOOD R1VKR FUEL AND TRANSPORTATION (THAT'S OUR BUSINESS) Motor Trucking and Haulino; of all kinds. Try some of our GASCO BRIQUETS They are good for furnace, fireplace or range. TRANSFER & LIVERY CO. Telephone 4111 TH1 SANITARY WAY HOFFMAN STEAM PRESSER All tiering Killed J. C MEYER Hood River's Tailor and Presaer Hotel Oregon Rldg. Tel. 1124 HicK's Eats 'n Sweets Meals, Candy, Ice Cream and Fountain Service tAN At! A N K M Ml.AVKNii 'In Tl UN M. fLU 1 Nf . ry Mm. h pe ain to i E. WELCH, HIIKIMIil vlli'diiv 1 1 do ny work tn the reter:r. rma he ftan1 by aUlIng M or j lie Pwuiln suthtat. Stranahan & Sla ven (ieneral Contractors and Builders MOOR RIVER, OREGON. H. J. FREDERICK Building Contractor Office, Smith Blot -It. R.n-itn - Tel .3M4 HOOD RIVER, ORE. B. B. POWELL Plumbing. Heating and aneet metal Work .US Cascade Avenue HOOD RIVER. OREGON A. J. DERBY Lawyer MOOD RIVER, OREGON. Buy Out-of-Town-Made FLOUR When you can get just as good made at home EVERY SACK GUARANTEED HIGHLAND MILLING CO. PHOM 1751