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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1917)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 191' The PSYCHOGRAM "Gets to the soul of things" A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO ORTH ODOX CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGY Dr. E. L House, Editor and Publisher Vital with energy, rich with real thought A thoroughly human magazine with a succinct, rifle-fire quality of lit erary style. Printed and published at Hood River. YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50per year SINGLE COPIES, 15 cents Address "The Psychogram", Hood River, or see it at Slocom's Book Store Support it, not only because it's a Hood River produc tion, but because it's worth your money. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Totals of Our Savings Accounts and Time Certificates March 1, 1916 March 1, 1917 Gain in Year $129,105.93 178,319.92 49,214.00 The above figures represent the savings of six hundred and seventeen people and the substantial gain for the year indicates better conditions in general and a decided ten dency on part of our customers to acquire "savings habit". We are this week distributing seventeen hundred dol lars in interest payments to our customers whose savings accounts have been opened three months or longer. If you have a savings account that is entitled to interest please bring in your savings book and have this interest credited. If you haven't such an account we will be glad to have you open one now so you can be ready for the next interest paying date. BUTLER BANKING COMPANY CROWN FLOUR FOR SALE Taft Transfer Company "" ' 1 Lew. m sa - r -;sJ Butter Electric Theatre, Thursday and Friday, March 8 and 9 j By Betty, Epplng I Friday afternoon our basket bail team erased the river to Stevenaon and succeeded, after one of the hardest I fought games ever witnessed there, in ! rjuttinsr another feather in their caps. making it three out of the last four lor our boys. The score at the end of the game was a tie, each team having 21 points, and it was necessary to play four extra five minute periods before we finally won, the final score, being 23 to 25. in our favor. Those who made the trip for Hood River were Coach Cohoon, .Gassoway, Blowers, Vonder A he. Henderson, Spaulding, Slavens and Wright. Both the girls' and the boys' basket ball teams of the Odell Union high school were victorious Tuesday night in games with teams from the Hood River high school The girls' game resulted in a score of 7 to 5 and the boys' game ended 23 to 15 in favor of Odell. Following the games the students of the Odell school served luncheon and provided entertainment for the visiting city school boys and girls. The mem bers of the girls' team from the high school were: Florence Moe, Vernita Nickelsen, Lillian Partis, Helia Huk ari, lrma Boyce and Betty Epping. The boys' team was composed of Rob ert Henderson, Solman Gassoway, Lloyd Blowers, Floyd Wright, Lee Spaulding and Karl Vonder Ahe. Come and see the best, peppiest, RnannipRt crame olaved this vear. Place? Hiarh school auditorium. When? Tuesday. Time? 8 o'clock, sharp, Who? H. R. H. S. vs. Firemen. Since their recent defeat by our team the firemen have been firincr away, at prac ttce, and so have our boys. The fire men are bragging, but not as loud as they did last time. We have beat them at football and one basketball game this year and the final struggle is Tues day. ume ana root ior your iavonies. Fridav our bovs plav Ihe Dalles. This came will be the last of the League games and will be played at The Dalles. Our boys are in the best of condition and hope to get even with The Dalles for winnin the football (fame. Our sincere wishes are with them. The Dalles is our chief rival, Quite a bunch of rooters is expected to accompany the team. Last Friday after school the Cruisers defeated the Dreadnoutrhts 6-10. The Dreadnoughts were not in the best of condition, because one of their best Dlavers was on the sick list, a ieea was given the Cruisers by thdr coach, Frof. Crews. Thursday noon 10 cele brate the victory. Each team has one earne on the other. The final comes off some day soon and will be very in teresting. At assembly Wednesday Helia Huk- ari received her certificate for type writing. Jessie Lewis, Helen Brosi and Clara Haas received tneir rainier method certificates of penmanship. Dr. Conklin's lecture last Friday was well attended. The literarv oroeram last night was very novel and enjoyable, and different from any put on wis year, rroi.rews had charge of the program. The flags of the world represented bv 11 of the best looking girls in school, was tne main feature. The rest of the program follows : America. Audierce. "Bonnie Sweet Lassie, the Maid of Dundee," Gladys Keavia. Folk dance, Highland scnowiacne, hich school crirls. c .. . ..... . Flan of the world Jessie iewis, Goddess of Liberty; Marywhitmar Whitehead, Russia: Florence Gould, England; Frances Uutner, uermany ; lrma tsoyce, r ranee; neiia nunun, Sweden ; Elma Anala, Norway ; Nina Van Allen. Swiss: Mattie Jensen, China : Ida Leach. Japan ; Lula Pra- ther. Ireland. Folk dance (Hopp worr AnaiKBj Fourth Grade. - Indian Song, Georgia Lynn. Negro Sermon, (dialect reading), Helen Carson. Folk dance (Hungarian) high school girls. Instrumental duet, twin mcnoison and Ruth Berry. Der Kaiser's Prayer, Kutn Blowers. Human Flag, high school glee club. No literary tonight. The Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday night to discuss needs of the schools. Misses Wellen, Goyette, Ev ans, McDonald, Mr. Crews and a num ber of the patrons spoke. of interest. . Coming A great"national prepared ness picture. Upper ViDey Firm Loin Association SA meeting of Upper Valley ranchers as been called for 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at Mclsaac ball at Parkdale, where the recently organised Upper Valley National Farm Loan Associa tion will be made permanent. Tempor ary otneers or me organization, tne fourth federal! loan ' association to be formed here are : H. C. Crouse, pres., and A. C Jordan, secretary. Ivu3DE TO OEDEE lacier Office SOCIETIES. OOD RIVER LODGE NO. 105. A. F. and A. H.-Mm-u naturaay veiling on or oerore each rail moon. A, J. Derby, W. M. D. McDonald. Secretary. IDLKW1LDE IyODGE NO. 107, I. O. O. f- lieete In Fraternal nan, every Tbnrsday nu.ni. i'. morion, n. u. - Ueo. Ertle, V. ti. Geo. W. Thomson, Secretary. C Hood River Commsndery No.12, K.T Meet every oni inesaay evening eacn mooui, w.uuirua, j. H. L. Durable, Recorder. 0 OLKTA ASSEMBLY NO. 108. UNITED ART- Isans.-Meets tne nro and third Wednes days, work; aeoond and fourth Wednesday! Artisans' nail. u. u. mmucHS, as. a. J. H. Kobekq Secretary. W. O. W. Regular meeting are neld tbt first and third Mondays ot eacn montn at K. oi V. ball. Visitors eoraiaiiy invited, b. v. v. k. . C O. Anderson, Clerk. . Abraham, C. C. EDEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 48, 1. O. O. F.- Regular meeting aeoond and fourth Tneadayi of eacn montn. n. t,. jonnson, u, r. Oeo. W. Thomson. Scribe. BOODRIvER VALLKY HUMANE BOCIETlf Hood River, Ore. C. D. Nlckelsen.Pres. Mrs. Alma Howe. Hec Leslie Butler, Treat. Call phone USUI. W A UN A TEMPLE PYTHIAN SISTERS No.6 Meet tbe second ana fourth Thursday! ot each mould at k. oi r nan. Mrs. Gertrude Slranaban, fi, C Mrs, May Vogel, M. of K. and O. Mn. Marie Roberta, M. of V. CANBY W. R. C Meets second and fourth Saturdays or each month at K. of r. hall. . Mrs. Little Anderson, President. Mrs. Cormean Powell, Treaa. Mrs. Busie Lynn, Secretary. HOOD RIVER CAMP, NO, 7,708, M. W. A - Meeu In K.of P. ball every 1st and Srd Wed, or each month. A. u. Lender, v. v, W. T. Frailer. Clerk. KEMP LODGE. No. 181.1. 0. O. F.-MeeUln Odell Odd Fellows' ball every Bat ur day night. Visitors cordially welcomed. W. H. brck, N. U. John lmckwall, V. G. U, H. Coughey, Sec'y; W. H. Bucher, Tress. HAZEL REBEKAH LODGE No. 156. 1.O.O.F. Meets the Or hi and third Tuesday evening in each month In the Odd Fellows Hall, seven miles south of Hood River, R. D. I. Male Ebrck, N. G. Male Hchlller, V. U. Marie Kemp, Bee. HOOD RIVER C1KULK NO. 524, WOMEN OF Woodcraft -Meet at K. of P. ball on the first and Third Thursdays or each month, Mrs. Cora Blagg, G, N. Mrs. Mattie Nlckelseu, Clerk. WAUOOMA LODGE NO. 80. K. OF P.- Meeti In K. of P. ball every Tnesday night J. H. Har.leU, G,( Jasper Wlckham, K. of R. and 8. T. K. Johnson. M. of F. ' LAUREL REBEKAH LODGE No. 87.1.0 O F. Meets first and tblrd Mondays each month. Mrs Meda Warren. N. O.fc nettle moaes, eeoreiary, HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. 27. R A. M. Meets first and third Friday nights of each montn. n. u uumoie, n, r. Frank Chandler, Secretary. MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. S, R. 4 8. M. MeeU in Masonic Hall every third Tnesday In eacn montn. - I W. F. Laraway, 1. L M, E. C. 8mith, Reootder. - HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. ZS, O. E. 8.- Meets second and fourth Tnesday evening of each mouth. Visitors cordially weloomed Mrs. W. J. Baker, W. M. Miss Alta Poole, Secretary. AT THE GEM TODAY The Sign of the Poppy.' A grip ping story oi vengeance nuea wun thrilling episodes fraught with intense interest, introducing Gertrude Selby and Hobart Henley. Also an L-Ko comedy. When Jerry Mare ton played a sharp business trickjon Hop Li, the leader of a Chinese tone, he made the mistake of his life. Jerry never knew what became of the one of the Marston twins mysteriously disappearing less than three weeks after the boys were born. The years passed until Alvtn, the only son, had married and gone abroad on his wedding tour. On the evening ot their arrival nome they found the elder Marston dying with a red doddv. the death sien of the tone. in hs hand. Alvin knew enough of Chinese lore to realize that his own life was in daneer and was always in dread. Having been presented with a string of pearls by her husband on a wedding anniversary Edith one night experi enced what she thought a frightful nightmare. When she discovered her nearls were one she became fright ened, and the actions of the man she presumed her husband still more terri fied her. Following the escape of a prisoner from the prison nearby a shot hitting a vase and breaking it over their heads, they rush to the library and find a man strangely like Alvin, dying on the floor. He related that he was Alvin'a twin brother whom Hop Li had stolen and raised an opium fiend instilling in him hatred for everyone who bore the name Martson. his hat red finally centered on Hop Li and he had committed the vengeful act of murder of which he had been convicted. Also an L-Ko comedy. Friday and Saturday "Shadows and Sunshine." Featur ing Baby Marie Osborne. She will take you by the hand, lead you through a mighty interesting tale and show how she chases the shadow away and brightens up everything within the radius of her sunny presence. Pathe Weekly. Luke comedy. Sunday One day only. A feature show su preme. Douglas Fairbanks' only ri val, George Walsh, in "The Beast." Also one or the world's most wonderful scenic pictures made byfiobt. Bruce formerly of White Salmon. Monday and Tuesday A Metro wonderplay, "Life's Shad ows." Also the screaming Fox com edy, "A Bon Bon Riot" A program Notice of Sheriffs Sale By virtue of an execution In foreclosure duly Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of tbe County of Hood River, Hlate of Oregon, oatea tne tun a ay oi aiarcn, ivi7, m a certain action in lue uircuu uourt ior saiu ixunty and state, wherein Jonn i. wnauey as plain, tift. recovered Judgment against Mary E Chandler. Frank Chandler. Arthur P. Tim and Krnia K. Colwell, defendants, for the sum of Twenty-Four Hundred Eighty-Two and Thirty une-tiunaretns jjonars. wun in Id Ch VI" v., .,. ,.v.u u.j .u w , ... a u , at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, and One Hundred and Fifty Dollars (8150) attorney's lees and costs ana oisnursements taxed at Twelve and 60-100 (112.50) Dollars, on the 6th day of March, 1917, and the cost of and upon this writ. Notice is hereby given tbat I win. on tbe otb day of April, 1917, at tne East Front Door of the Court House In Hood River, In said County, at 1:30 o'clock In the afternoon of said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, ior casn, toe loiiowing uescri nronertv. to-wil: The North half of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Hectton Thirty-One 31) iu Township Tnree (), north oi Range Eleven (11). Kant of the Willamette Meridian, containing im) acres, situated in tbe county of Hood River and Hlate of Oregon, together with an tne tenements, neriaiiaments ana sncunanances thereto belonging or In any wise appurtainlng, taken and levied upon as the Dronertv ol tbe said defendants. Mary E. Chandler, Frank Chandler, Arthur P. Tlflt and Erma K. Colwell, or as much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe said Judgment in ;mvor or jonn i. wnauey agatnsisaia de fendants with interest thereon, together witb all costs and disbursements tbat have or may accrue. in8.it THOH. F. JOHNSON. Sheriff Dated at Hood River, this 6th day of Marob 1K17. Sheriffs Sale (SO) rods East of tbe ,lf (EH) of tbe South Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of an (execution and Order of hale issued onto! t he Circuit Const of the State of Oregon, for Hood River county, on tne out day or March 1U17. on a decree given and made In said cause on the 6th day of March, 1917, In a cause therein penoing, wneretn wm. Lyne was plaintiff and J, D. McCully, administrator, et al, were defendants, I will, on Thursday, the 5th dav 'ot Aoril. 1917. at the honr of eleven o'clock a. m , at the Conrt Honse Door In tbe C tv of Hood Kiver. in Hood River County. Mate of Oregon sell at public auotioa to tbe highest bidder ror casn in nana ine (allowing described real estate situated in Hood River Connlv. Orecon. to-wiu lieginntng at a point rwenty-neven ana Three-Filths (27 8 6) rods tfiastofthe North west coiner of tbe fcast half ( KM of tbeSouth east quarter (8EV4) ot Section Eleven (11) In Township two tsj, norm oi nange len (iu). East of the Willamette Meridian, running thence East In a straight line to a point Thlrty-Kour (!H) rods East of tbe Northwest corner of tbe East half (E) of the Southeast quarter (SE)of ssld Section Eleven, thence tn a soutbrasteriy atrection to point Ten (IOi rods South ot the quarter section line next Nortir and Filty (801 West line of the Eat bal east quarter (HEW) of flection Eleven (11), i hence South Forty HO) rods, thence West Tweaty.two and Two-Flflba (21 jtf) rods, thence North Ifty (60) rods to the place of be ginning, containing Six and One-Hslf (6) acres; ana Also tbe following described tract! Com mencing at a point marked by an iron west Five Hundred and Nineteen and t tenths (MS S-10) feet, and Sontb degrees and 13 minutes. West One Hundred and Seventy three and One-bslf (178.5) feet from the quarter section corner between Sections Eleven and Twelve In Township Two, North of Range Ten. East or tbe v uiamette Meridian, ran ning thence South degrees and IS minutes West seven hundred and twenty-five and and eight-tenths, (724.8) feet to an lion pipe, thence South eighty-sis degrees and thirty four minutes. East Two Hundred and Thir teen and seven-tenths 1213.71 feet to an iron pipe, thence North Three degrees and tbree minutes, west ronr Hundred ana Forty-Mix and three-tenths 446.3 feet to an Iron pipe, theuce North Sixteen degrees and Twenty-one mlnuies. West Ninety 1901 feet to an iron Dine. tbenos North Thirty-seven degrees and twa minutes, west two nunurea ana twenty-seven and six. tenths 227.6) feer to an iron pipe, tnence Kortn nny-eigai aegrees ana maneen minutes, west iwenty-two ana 22.31 feet, to the place of beginning the iVeetetlv half of tbe width of U road lying along the Easterly boundary of the Two-tenths and also tb of tbe private tract hereby described. Said property will be sold for tbe purpose of satisfying said decree, namely, tbe sum of taw. Drlnclpal and Interest. IJOO attorney's fees, and easts and disbursements, and wlU be subject to connrmauon oy toe court. Dated this lib day of March. 1917. tn8-ao - THOi t. JOHNSON, Sheriff, From Portland, Ore. to Portland, Me. Sales of the ROYAL Typewriters in the past year have increased with amazing rapidity. The ROYAL has become the standard machine for such big corporations as the Pennsyl vania Railway System, Metropolitan newspaper offices and the business offices of our own Uncle Sam. The ROYAL has the lightest touch is the easiest running and is the most durable of all typewriters. When the ROYAL arrives, therepairman departs. There's a Reason. We will tell you why. If your old machine isn't doing the work, just drop into the Glacier of fice and have the new ROYAL on which is pounded off the copy you read each week demonstrated to you The ROYAL makes letter writing a pleasure, and it is a pleasure for your correspondent to get a letter typed as only ROYAL can. The ROYAL is made in two modelsNo. 10, The Master Model for office work, and No. 5, a machine that is a little smaller but just the thing for the rancher. The Glacier has taken the Hood River County agency and will take pleasure in showing you the simplest and most durable typewriter made if you will just call at the office. Jssj" ! i II 1 1 ID' SSf: 1. ! ' t il