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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1921)
HOOD iUVi:K Ol.AriF.U TflDKHDAlj AUQUffl . 1921 ram U tvl a ft V teti by dealers The best fabric tire made for heavy service or rough roads RED-TOP Extra Ply Heavy Tread 30x31 $22.00 Reduction on all styles and sizes A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product MRS. COPPLE HAS RE MARKABLE PULLETS Mm I '.lamia R I'm i ! Hcrorditlir to ocal poultry fancier, hns one of the I most remarkalile Hock of younp pullets I in th Km tliwPNt. Mrs. Connie him 100 paiwbcH White I'horn pullets that came from the incubator on April :;. on July 17 one of them laid an egg. Now 26 of the pullets are laying every day. The egg are as large aa those of ftdult hens. Mrs. Coi nle has been engaged sev eral years in building up a tloek of heavy laying chickens. She is practic ing trapnesting for the elimination of "boarders.' The pullets now engiigcu la cnf.h iirinu'iinis hivimrare descended from a hen that, has a record of 880 eggs in a year. Mrs. Copnie 8 Hoi k ol cniCM'ns tins begun to attract a widespread atten tion. Mrs. lielknap, ot Calgary, uiu., here the other day, had heard of them, Numerous callers have visited the Kast Side place recently. Mrs. Copple says that callers are always welcome. Forest Rangers Are Efficient The forest service has an efficient set of men on the job in this county. The season is now well over and but few fire9, and only one of them of alarming proportions, have been re ported. According to Kaymond E. Smith, who is with the forestry ser vice in the Lost Lake region, cigarette stubs cause many tires. He writes: "1 just reported a tire that had been started by somebody's carelessness in throwing a lighted cigarette stub from a moving automobile. This habit has caused a good many fires this summer. Many Huckleberries Picked According to estimates of members of picking parties, local folk have returned since Saturday with close to 2.0(H) gallons of huckleberries from the bush-covered areas around Lost Lake. "1 believe there were fullv 160 auto mobile! in the forest around Cost Lake Sunday," says Harry W. Karrell, who was with a recreation party of 13. "Most of the cars on the return wore loaded with the luscious fruit. The forestry service on Saturday opened to picking a big area just west of the lake." PorfUpirelliOortett M. Fred Howe, til.'! Cascade Avenue. Tel. 1783. j 1 1 f KING KLEACLK (ilVKS Kli KLUX DATA LUMBER PRICES Now Rock Bottom PRE-WAR LUMBER PRICE I Freight Advance Since War pRESENf LUMBER PRICE Present Lumber Prices Now Same as Pre-War Prices Freight Advance Pre-War Fit. Advance Present Price LAST YEAR'S I. U M E R PHI g E Buy Lumber now for any building need ! Prices on Lumber can't go lower ! No other commodity has fallen in price more than Lumber! Our Free Building Helps are valuable ! C IOCZD Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co, 'Materials tvtth Plans for Homes ami Farm Buildings" 5 1 0 Cascade Avenue PHONE 4121 GOOD 100', PURE American-Maid Bread FRESH DAILY AT YOUR GROCERS HI! ST APl'LK SALES VARY IN PRICES (From the Oregon Un) Shorn of nightie, pillow case and Cyeloiw with the big feet, old kintf Kleagle Powell, himself, of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, still holds forth in the Multnomah hotel, in tent on organizing it powerful hand of follower! in Iregon. Devoid of mystic fol-de-rol. King Kleagle is not u had rt, and displays a very nftginR smile. "How many members does the klan claim in Portland?" "A thousand ir two." was the rath- . . o.l I er indefinite assurance oi me ne puis ultra of the local branch of the invici able empire, when Men N i-ently. But organiser are active throughout the state and every community soon will have its little band or rulers, promised Kleagle. But be did not call them "riders." In the flivver age the Ku Kluxer probably motors to the home of his victim, with faithful clansmen heating the tar in the ton- neaii. . King Kleagle did nol have much in formation to impart. He appeared to think that prior august communica tions have been treated with far too. much levity. Organization of the Ku Klux Klan is a mHou; matter to King Kleagle. Even kii.n. mutt eut. A "thniKanrl nr two" members at $1" pitch BM not to be scoffed at. And should the thousai, Is mount into the twenty thousands, what joy it would kvlnai tli the anlik of the imperial wiz- r,i a AilimtH C.h.. to aav nothina of Tim-Bo-Tim at room 553. Multnomah hotel ! Tiuw it was that momentary ex- nvaaainn nf slirnrise. lIllllL'led with CHU- tion, flashed across the not onpleMlDg countenance ot King Kleagle wnen a reporter announced his inquisitive mis- Vila Hardly had this conversation started when a genial gentleman with com eves, seated at the far corner of King ! ..,,. ..'j cuni-tlim Kt ir .'i a l il t: II I.I ' II I f ..... - tarrooration of his own. He scented iri (m -I.. iitTlntr mai lmn Was trie visitor a member of a certain internal annlntiuil H wh not. Of COUTSe. the intruder unuersinou ui;u nitsiuiw ship in that lodge was not a prerequi . t . , ii nnlrtitiit tn I hi K I fill Yt:H. CI I Ul l 1 1 1 1 ii ' v - ' ves. Did the voune man understand the sutilime principles underlying me ku Klux Klan? Very vaguely. lie was not enlightened. k'inir k' lfMirlf intermitted the inter rimuinr who miirht. have been Cvclops, . . 1 - . . . i ., , mi t: for his teet tilled US 01U, or even n- Ha.TIm, himsilf. "Take this to vour emplovers and tell them 1 will appreciate any punlie ity they care to give it," commanded the local wizard, handing the visitor a typewritten document. I here was an air of finality about tne lone which tended to terminate the interview. To all lovers of law and order, peace and justice, and to an me peopie of the United States," began the proc lamation. King Kleagle flattered 1 he Oregonian circulation debarment. It was signed uv William josepn Simmons, none other than the imperial wizard of all kingdom, and was writ ten in Atlanta (la. It bore two head ings, possibly the result of some arch itectural dispute. One read, "Imper ial Castle," the other, "Imperial I'hI ace.,' It left no doubt that tne docu ment was prepared in the domicile of the chief gazook. . . i i i .i : .. The wizard, il appeared, dm mr . ..v i "an annarent nation-wide at- temnt through the public statements in the press and conduct of lawless oit izens and traitors within our ranks" to discredit the knights in the public eye. Therefore the supreme committee, it " composed "of citizens of un- .nictiiineil character from the states of New York, Illinois, North Carolina, Georgia. Florida. Alabama, Mississip pi, Louisiana and elsewhere," had de cided that the imperial bazoo should once again call attention to the real iimniM nnrl uurk of the oreanizat ion. Under solemn oath, the wizard avers that the klan "does not encourage or f,.ciur luudeKHncsM. racial I ire Hid ice or religious intolerance, and is not de signed to act in the capacity of a law . nimri .ii, cut nr moral cotrection agency except insofar as the members of the Klan as citizens may be able to assist the reirular olhcers of the law in the annrehending of criminals and the up holding aud sustaining of the majesty of the laNv and the honor and integrity of the stars and stripes and the BOfMKi tiition of America. "If we are all that our enemies chati'e or even one-fourth as wicked .ju c uinifil America has nothing to fear from this organization, for it will nerish " ia the enrourairinir comment. mtroilueinir the conclusion which Ml thinir to nav altout "the land of the free and home of the nrave, race, color or creed. "peace ami happiness" and "liberty and justice lot those who would criticize art duly warned, "If we are being lied about by those who are unworiny ana i... ar not pure Americans at heart. kfca 1 1 me will come w hen all their falsehoods and serious statements will re-act on them. Klansmen. the hour has camt Where are them pillows? SCENERY DELIGHTS BROOKLYN EAGLES Twenty live New York citizens ciiin pti.ing a Brooklyn Kagle party snd made IxajMcrs for the Columbia river bigliwav wbi-n tbey were guest- of the Portland Chainlct of Comnieree recent- y. following the luncheon MM TtailOTS were taken on a tri through the Hom1 liivi r Vallev. At tne hour of Sunday night the Chamber of Commerce eoiu IB&tat meioUrH were guests of the Kagle party at at a dinner in the Col umbia torge hotel. Thereafter the return to Portland was made ami the party left for the Kast. For a number of years it has been the custom of the lirooklyn Kagle to ren net an annual trip ior r"miii-iii. Iliere was tierliaps more buSatUMS done in boxed apples at the convention icld m Uincinnaia imi wees um anv previous meeting ot I lie internath n- al pple Shippers' Association. 1 1 . i I i 4 1... 1 be largest sale inane so mr io I'ncker man could learn was a block of litl.lHH) boxes of eliatebec Iniit. at lie- follow ing prices : l.vtta taiuy .Newtown Pippins, size IWlor larger, ai i.nw ' liox : extra f'anc v .lopat bans, sue I 'O, ;il f 1 st) per box; extra fancy gpitsenmrgs it fl.ii.) per box ; extra lancv inenps, sizes 10S Or larger, BJ.WO per iku, Bvr fancv Delioinus, sises 150 or larger, 2.70 per box. I'll' above prices aie lower than other sales reported because of the large quantity. Other sales were live cars n huiiikwiii i...,..i,c..u i.vtm fancv . 15 per box; , i , 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . . ...... - eight cars extra iancy Delicious, sie (63, or larger. IS.OU per ikix. These ull were lmiivinuai saien. wne operator sold about I'M cars, mostly Idaho .lonatlions ami Koine neaiiner-, extra iancy fruit, the .tonal intns al vk.iu Uld tin' Bomes at 1.W per box. The Packer man heard of a total of about 11 HI additional cars selling in live tnd ten-car lots at a range covered by tiie above prices, all trim sold i. . o. hipping station. There wan a Wl-car sale of Idaho I'.l- lievt.v peaches at if-.Stl per bushel. All liluvs lelt with us up to 4 o'clock p in. are out the following day at -i p.m. In at four out at (our. Slocom-Po'inei berg Co. Jr22'I Notice ol Sheriff's Sale By virtue of an Execution in l ore closure duly issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Hood Kiver County, Oregon, dated on the 22nd day of Aug ust, 1981, in a certain suit in said Cir cuit Court wherein T. D. Tweedy, Ad ministrator of the Kstate of James M. Chitty, Deceased, was plaint ill', and Klisha 1.. Welsh, et al. were defend ants, and wherein on the 1 St h day of August, 1921, said plaintiff as adminis trator recovered judgment against de fendants Klisha L. Welsh and Ada U Welsh for the sum of One Thousand Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the "0th day of August, 1980, until paid snd for the sum of $100.HI, attorney's fees, and for the further sum ot $;17.40, costs and disbursements taxed in said suit ; and judgment and decree against defendants. Klisha U Welsh. A.i.. i VV..1.1. I' C. LaiiL'hlin. Jane nuu Ii. i ' v 1 - ... W. Laughlin, E. K. Vallier, Eliiabetb Vallier. EL U. Cate and W. F. Hat- ra.imnf Auuitrnt't' fur the foreclosure imiiii'i, ''" '-''" - of that certain mortgage set out in the Complaint in said suit and the sale as . m .1 ...... I i I upon execution oi tne nw therein described. Notice is hereby given that 1 will on Saturday, the 24th day of September, 1021, at the Fast front door of the Court house m the City of Hood Kiver, Hood Kiver Coun ty, Oregon, at to. uu o cioes in m f ............ ,.f uui.1 Hmv sell at pubiii' 1VIW1VW wmmm - - - ' : i auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate so ordered sold as aforesaid, to-wit: Lots Ten (10) and Thirteen o-) oi sjnep- lar's Subdivision of Block One (1), ttlaaaant View Addition to the t 11 V OI Hood Kiver, Oregon, or so much there of as mav beecessary to satisty saio judgment, interest and costs due there on in lavor QI saui piaoiiui ni against said defendants, together witii all costs and ex)enses which have or mav accrue. . Dated this 22nd day ot August, ISaVl. Thomas F. Johnson. Sheriff of Hood Kiver County, Ore gon. 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I Itakifi in RHAL KSTATI: Fruit and Farm Lands pernios of the cily viaUam mm tk n ti n turn mas MiS M hen t he jurl The members '( 1 1 merit W MlHiWI n the l-t'-ili i- V. J. Il. ffnian. II. K i.t. M O. w. m Bmdle of -Ik.- '.f I Thi season tin Honolulu and the le from that place d Purtlaml. are: J. I. H. Hsyes. l. C VMM rtlaml, an Oregon's Higher Institution of TECHNOLOGY Fight Schools; Seventy Depsrtmc-nt I AM. TfRM m Ns SHT 1. fut inlmmilioo riir to ihr Oregon Agricultural College Hood River Box Co. 1 ir Your Boxes Waucoma Lumber Co. CafH-r.il l umber Busimss J. R. W ATKINS CO. KepretH-nled hy GEO. WILDE. 1312 13th Street. Il l River, Ore. Telephone 1 ' rf-on City, and u Card o! Thanks We wish thanks to word or ay i - dunr b to exi ream our sincere nda ror the kind ind acta or kind- nvement at the Hae ou et-r thought of the work the Telephone eliminales during apple harvest ? Oregon-Washington Telephone Co. J R Watkin Trud'nta, aold by 'if. jWil.Je. 1312 Mth t.eet. Tel. 1W23. jlSlf HOWELL BROS. Woodworking and BlacKsmithing Tel. 2W1 Fourth and G.lunibia Sts. ONE WEEK SPECIAL 7 cans peas corn 7 large cans tomatoes - 1.00 4 " 4 peaches - . .95 1 lb coffee - - - .35 1 pt sweet pickles 40c or 2 for .75 Salmon - 15c or 3 for .40 Diamond W tea 45c 1-2 lb, per lb. .85 Rinso per pkg 8c or 2 for .15 Toilet Soap 3 bars for - .25 Swift's Pride washing powder pkg .25 CARR & BROWN GROCERY 4 MARKET Free delivery at 9 A. M. and 3 P.M. Phone your orders early. Call 1361 Country delivery Tuesday and Friday afternoons. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Genuine FORI) pafta, KORI) mechanics, FORD spe cial tools and machinery, and FOBD charts, are an unbeatable combination. The most reliable after-service which is ever behind FORI) cars, trucks and PORDSON tractors is positive assurance to the owners of FORI) products of their con slant use and service. The most trifling as well as the most elaborate repair job on FORD cars, trucks and FORDSON tractors can be done better and at less cost in a genuine FORD shop than anywhere else. CZ30EZD Dickson Motor Company, Inc. The Home of lord Service V. i QUALITY Bl KK TIRES J $1.8 $2.85 $3.85 Prepaid Save $2.00 r,r $3.00 on each tire by buying direct from us. Sold on ti POSITIVE GUARANTEE or Money Back Basis. LISTON & POTTER Dept N-H EUGENE, ORE. the Largest Bike Tire Dealers in the Northwest. GROCERIES For people who think for themselves, are the groceries of quality. You will want the best at the ritfht prices. Come in and we will see that you are satisfied. t.ROCEUIKS OF QUALITY"