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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1921)
0 HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921 Make Your Dollars Go Further To keep up to date we are offering some Real Bargains in Royal Granite Ware, Tea Ket tles, Coffee and Tea Pots, Sauce Pans, Preserv ing Kettles, Copper Boilers, Copper Bottom Boilers, Steel Tin Plate Boilers, Copper and Aluminum Tea Kettles, Percolators, Clothes Baskets in all sizes, at remarkably low prices. We are showing the latest patterns in English China and Bavaria Dishes. See our Window Display; there is always something new there. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT Kelly Bros. Co., inc. Store Closes 6:30 p. m. Saturday Nights COLUMBIA GORGE HOTEL, NAME CHOSEN The Columbia Gore Hotel is the name selected for the new resort hos telry, arising on the site of the old Wau-Guin-Guin resort, by Henri Thiele. The name w as suggested by a small daughter of Judge Jacob Kanzler, of Portland. Hundreds of suggestions for names were mailed to Portland by local folk who are taking an intercut in the hostelry. Crews are now completing the pour ing of concrete in forms for the base ment and first floor of the new hotel. The, second and third stories will be frame, finished with a fireproof steel work covered with stucco. Upper Valley Subscribes $380 Citizens of the Upper Valley, ac cording to M. (). Boe, in charge of an j appeal for funds, have raised $380 to the European Kelief rund. Manv others, Mr. Boe reports, subscribed directly to eastern headquarters before the local campaign was launched. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. 510 Cascade Avenue PHONE 4121 (The Old StanleySmith Lumber Yard) c hoe Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed as Administratrix of the Estate of Charles E. Lovell, deceased, by the County Court of Hood River County, Oregon, and all parties having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pres ent the same to me, duly verified, at The Dalles, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication hereof. Date of first publication January 13, 1921. Grace M. Lovell. j!3f 10 Administratrix. PI' r When Our Coal Shoots the Shute into your bin note how free from dust and dirt it is. That ) is because it is thoroughly screened and is protected from the weather. It pays to buy such coal. You'll realize it after you have burned some of ours. TRANSFER & LIVERY CO. Telephone mi COON BELIEVES IN NATURAL BRIDGE "YE are looking forward to this year with confi dence. If you have never dealt with us, we will be glad to serve you. Our experience in the meat and grocery business enables us to give you VALUE AND SERVICE THE SANITARY MARKET HOLM AN & SAMUEL I Phone i si i Deliveries at ' si. m. siml 2 .( p. m. I teas w E point with nride to tln rocnnl wo made during 1920. Let us all work together this year to make that record even better. HOOD RIVER CREAMERY NEWTOWNS We want them. Extra r'anrv. COOKERS Faced and Filled', boxes. Quick returns if you ship. Fancy, Choice. Our reqnirantnti 10,000 SHERIDANBECKLEY CO., 211 Washington Street, PORTLAND, fMMui : HIIm nia Bwiagi Bank. Yon can get t ree Marking ,x Su-neil at thin ollic.. ORK. EMERY, The Mechanic is now located at the Hood River Motor Car Co. to continue the same service to Overland M well as to all makes of cars. Perfect spark timing and make setting to factory regulations on all makes a specials v. 14 years experience. CHAS. C. EMERY. Phone 2861. Cor. 5th & State Highest cash price pai.I f..r mrnuure. Slow and rusre. at E. A. Krant Co. your nued fail M. -flail, MM Fl.-ctrical repairing at Dak in Kle. tri, Works. n,tf 5 W V SLITZ BROS. Telephone 3173 Our kodak tinitliing is in liarpe ot Mr ! iniierlxrir - a finiflier of aiyct nee If you art- having klak trouble at-k D-m aliout it. His eerieiiee is at y,ur service - :tli a smile. Sloeom A CanfieldCo. 1 sl T. K. Conn, formerl president of the Hood Kiver Pioneer Society, ex lireHfses a belief in the existence of the Bridga of the Gods, which iH a mooted question among scientists. Mr. Coon, who la spending the winter In Portland with Ins tamilv, says : Not far from Memaloose island lives Joe Stahl, who was personally ac quainted with Frederick Halch, author of I he linage of the Gods. I once aBked him : "Joe, do you think there was a bridge at the Cascades a long time ago, such as Mr. Halch tells about in his book?" "Oh, no," said Joe "white man he write urn book. He tell um big lie. He catch um hiyu chick iimiin. My Jailer he no see um bridge. My fader's fader, he no see um. No bridge. And then my good Indian friend laughed the bridge Out of existence. Hut Mr. Halch fully believed there was such a natural bridge, as he often talked with me about his literary work. I am inclined to agree with Mr. Halch and would go him one better. It is pro able that there were other bridges, for the bluffs of lava rock on opposite sides of the river match up perfectly, especially near Hyle. The molten lava was poured out like so much batter over the landscape and the river has cut its way through, and often under, the hard crust, which in time would fall. At Memaloose there appears to be the remains of such a bridge. The Indians have a story about a big dam at that place above which the salmon could not go. To remedy this difficulty the fish god was appealed to, who took the matter under advisement. So, when the time came for the salmon to go un the river, they were instructed, when nearing the dam, each to pick up a stone and strike the dam at a certain place. This onslaught had the desired affect, for a hole was broken through and the salmon have ever since passed up the river. As proof of this, the Indians point to a small lake which nestles among the willows on the east end ot Memaloose island, as the very hole punched by the salmon, which is now called Lake l,enora. Now, Memaloose is only one of sev eral islands lined up directly across the river. In low water one of these islands is a natural bridge under which one iiiH-ht float in a small boat. This shows that lava rock has a tendency to break away from the under side when acted upon by water and frost. 1 suggested that these broken spans be repaired. I t the white man build a highway bridge over these islands. Mrs. E. H. Hewett, whose home is nearby, has often said that "some time there would be a bridge at Mem aloose. Now let The Dal MM and Hood River meet each other halfway and push for the fulfillment of Mrs. Hewett's proph ecy. The Yakima highway can reach the Columbia river best at this point and all towns on the river would share equal advantages and all of the tour- ! ists could cross one of the "Bridges of 67 the CukIs, and pause awhile at Meina loose. WOMAN'S CLUB NEWS The Woman's Club is active in find ing homes for several distressed local I families. Two cottages have been se cured from the Hood River Canning ; Co. for the relief of oor. The club has provided all the city's poor with food and warm clothing. At a program, following the business meeting Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Louise Boyden read a paper, "What Will the Women Do With the Fran chise?" Mrs. L BL Aplin gave hu mous readings. At the club's regular -i - "ii o-i Wednesday, January 13, the program will be arranged by Mrs. J. W. Sifton. Mrs. William Munroe and Miss May ! Davidson, memlters of the legislative committee of the Woman's Club, will, visit Portland tomorrow to attend a ; meeting of fellow representatives from various women's organizations of the j state to formulate a program for legis lation to be sought from the legisla ture, w hich assembled at Salem Mon- : dav. The local women will attend a num ber of social affair to be tendered the visiting club women. I Summons by Publication Register No. 1067 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Hood River. M. Sue Adams, now M. Sue Hender son, Lenore Mortimer, Jennie C. Bent- lev, W. H. Moore, Percival L. Adams. William A. Isenberg and Georgiana Jsenberir, husband and wife, fc,. H. Hartwig, George S. Johnson and Ma rilla Johnson, husband and wife, lona '.. McGuire. John G. Dixon, Reed & Henderson, trustees for Walter Kim ball, Fred Wasson, Albert L. Lincoln and J. C. McCreery, Truman Butler and Percival L. Adams, trustees tor M. Sue Henderson, Lenore Mortimer and Percival L. Adams, Hubert W. Garra- brant and Gloria Garabrant, otherwise known as Gloria Garrabrant, husband and wife, F. W. Chindlund and May L. ("hindlund, husband and wife, Benja min B. Powell and L. Carmen Powell, husband and wife, Fred Schmidt and Bertha Schmidt, husband and wife, Plaintiffs, vs. The Unknown Heirs of William Jenkins, Deceased, Defend ants. In the name of the State of Oregon, greeting: You, the unknown heirs of William Jen kins, deceased, defendants herein, are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed herein against you, on or before the 27th day of January, 1921, that being six weeks from the first publication of this summons, and if you fail to appear or answer, plain till' will apply to the court for the re lief demanded in the complain on file herein, to which reference is hereby made and which is made a part hereof, to-wit: For a decree of this court that said defendants have conveyed each, all and every of their interest in and to said west half of the said William Jen kins Donation Land Claim No. 38, as hereinbefore described, to the plain tiffs or their predecessors in interest, and that the title to said land be quiet ed as to said interest of said defend ants, in the plaintiffs herein, and in their successors in inteiest forever, that the deeds executed by the heirs of William Jenkins, deceased, which were lost or destroyed, be re-established, and the contract of said heirs to convey their interest in said land tie per formed, and that the plantill's are now the owners of such interest, and that the defendants be forever barred and foreclosed from claiming anv right, title, or interest to any part of said property. This summons will be served upon you by publication thereof for not less than six weeks successively, in the Hood River Glacier, a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Hood River, County of Hood River, State of Oregon, the place where said suit is now pending, all by order of the Hon. H. L. Hasbrouck, Judge of the County Court of said Countv and State, in the absence of the Circuit Judge of above entitled court, which said order is dated the 11th day of December, 1!I20. The iiroperty herein referred to con sists of all that certain piece of parcel of land, situate lying and being in the Countv of Hood Ri er, State of Ore gon, and more particularly described as follows: The West half of the William Jenkins Donation Land Claim, No. 3N, Not. X014, Certificate No. 2604 of the Register and Receiver at Ore gon City, Oregon, for one half section of 320 acres of land, being parts of sections 26 and 35 in township 3 north of range 10 east of the Willamette Meridian, in said Hood River County (then a part of Wasco County), Ore gon, bounded and described as fol lows, to wit : Beginning at a point 11 chains and 14 links east of the NW. cor. of said sec. 35, and running thence south 1! chains and 7S links; thence east S chains and 18 links; thence south 23 chains and 38 links; thence east 35 chains ; thence north 15 chains and 13 links; thence east 17 chains and 91 links ; thence north 30 chains and 25 j links: thence east 17 links; thence north 1 chain and 34 links; thence east. links; thence north 3 chains and 74 1 links; thence east 1 chain and K links; thence north 17 chains and 22 links; thence west 27 chains and 18 links;! thence south 14 chains; thence west 28 chains and 24 links; thence south 4 ! chains and 69 links ; thence wet 8 chains and 76 l.nhs, and thence south (7 chains and 24 links to the place of beginning, in the District of lands sub ject to sale at Oregon City, containing 318.19 acres; and being we&t half of said land as docribed in the patent from the I'nited States to I'hila Jen kins, widow, and the heirs at law of William Jenkins, deceased, dated De cerning 14. lM'xi. and recorded in Dee.) Records of said County, September 2."th 1817, in Vol "D" of deeds at pages 86 and ST. in wh eh said patent was granted said land unto said I'hila Jenkins, widow, and to her heirs the east half, and unto the heirs at law of Wiliam Jenkins, deceased, the west' half of the tract above described, which said patent and the record there of hereby is referred to ami made a part of this desci .ption. The date of the first publication of this summons is the 16th dav of le cemher. 1920. The date of the last publication is th27lh dav of Jauuarv, 1921. John Leland Henderson, Attotaiev for Plaintiffs, 2; Third Street. Tillamook City, Oregon. Coal Wood HAY Ask those who are using our Coal, about Quality, Price and Service 4-ft dry fir, 17-in. dry oak, 4-in. flw cl Q liG Let us have your order to deliver from UX j oldUkj. (;ar anfj save yOU some money. Best secondcutting alfalfa: get our price and see the hay. LUMBER and aU Building Material CEMENT Plaster : Lath : Brick : Sash DOORS anything' you need HOC We are here to serve you. F. DAVENPORT, JR., Manager. GOOD 100 PURE American-Maid Bread FRESH DAILY AT YOUR GROCERS L. C. BALDWIN J. W. SWOI'I. BALDWIN & SWOPE CONSTRUCTION CO. Plana and Sketches for all Classes of Boildlap Furnished. Construction Work and Alterations. No Job Too Uig or Too Small. Our Work is Our Recommendation. RROSIUS Bl'ILDING HOOD RIVER, OREGON Phone 3851 THE FASHION STABLE'S Parkdale Auto Stage Phone 1201 Leaves Hood River daily at 4.30 p. m. Leaves Parkdale Daily at 8 a. m. (except Sunday). Every Saturday Leaves Parkdale at 6 p. m. PEAR TREES HOME GROWN and PRICED RIGHT Why not patronize home in dustry, and write HOOD RIVER NURSEkY Phone Parkdale 66 PARKDALE OR. Peoples' Quality Market The High Cost of Living is Still Coming Down Sirloin Steak 25c Round Steak 25c Rib Boiling Beef ...16c Shoulder Roast Beef 18cto20c Back Bacon 30c Side Bacon 43c Picnic Hams 30c Pork Chops 30c Pork Steak 25c Bologna 20c Prime Rib Beef Roast 28c All Government Inspected Look for the Blue Stamp T. H. BROWN Phone 1891 The Heights FOR SALE Attractive Farms and City Property on Easy Terms Insurance of All Kinds R. E. SCOTT AGENT PRICES ARE DOWN ?!J5 ft?" 3k to24 Tender Melting Peas 25 to 18 Flancy solid pack Tomatoes 25 to 18 Lolumhia tomatoes 20 to 15 A few cm i of Lodi Tomatoes! to close out 25 to 14 Our special brand Coffee, per lb 45 to 35 Triumph Blend Coffee, now 23 Dixie Flyer, Pan American Briscoe, Commerce Trucks Tires and Accessories E. U. CATE & CO. HUGGINS Tel. 2134 Commercial cier office. job printing at the lila- B. B. FOWELL Plumbing. Heating and j oueei metal work lit Cascade Avenue HOOD RIVKR. OKI .ON LET US HELP YOU keep your house warm and comfortable. Let us send you some of our clean high grade Coal fur your furnace or stoves. Don't let your bouse get cold ar.d your family get colds for the lack of a iittle coal. We have enough to supply y ur needs for a time any way. Taft Transfer Co. HUCKABAY & BARGER Plumbing and Tin Work PIPELESS FURNACES Telephone IHI