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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1919)
HOOD HIVIIU (jLAClKK. TIH USDAV. JAM'AKY so. r.n We have Customers for the following: Good Twenty acres or so of Orchard on the East Side, bear ing or just ready to bear. Keady to pay cash for bargain. Farm of about 20 acres, ten or less in trees. Fair buildings necessary. Will pay up to $7,000, about half cash. Farm of Twenty to Thirty acres with only small family or chaid. fair improvements, half or more in cultivation, for $4500 cash. Good small place for ten acres half cleared land under irri gation and cash difference. These peoplo all want "SNAPS'" of course. It you can fill any of the above at what you think is a bargain, see us. Among our recent new Listings are the following: Seventeen acres in Barrett Section. Eight in 14 year old trees. Small houss, barn, implements and equipment. $6,000. Thirty-five Acres near Oalt Grove. Twenty-two in orchard. A real bargain at $10,000. Modern house on 13th Street, fcix room3 and bath. $1000. Excellent house, built 1912, on quarter block oh Pine Street. Furnished throughout $2,500. Most desirable tract very close in. Splendid soil. Seven acres. About five in good selection fruit. Small house. $2,350. HOOD RIVER ABSTRACT AND INVESTMENT CO. J. W. CRITES, President K. W. SINCLAIR, Secretary N. B. When you buy Life Insurance, buy permanent service with it. We are here to stav. STOLEN CAR FOUND FURTHER BOOST O.N HOSIER ROAD FOR LAKE ROAD Because the machine was in pour wutkiriif order. Chas. H. t'astner did nut believe that thieves who stele his utoniubile Monday night of last week, would he able to proceed very far, and Friday Hoy Cooper was ent out by Sheriff Johnson to survey the roads and byways between here ami M osier. Mr. Cooper was rewarded alter trav eling less than a mile over the old hill road connecting the Valley with the Moier fruit district. The car was found, wrecked, evi dently by too much fcpeed at a short , county having turn. The machine had skidded over bridge over the an embankment and was resting with it top against a number of scrub oaks. Except for the sma.htd top no damage resulted. Mr. Carrier's car was the first ever stolen here. In his effort to recover Winans City. Oregon, January is, lyii). Editor Glacier : We note with inter est in the Hood River Glacier of Janu ary 2:?. "Nickelsen IWts Lost Lake Koad." and. offer impvrtaiil in formation of record in the matter. First: A ci,unty road was estab lished and built across the land of Mr. Nickelsen. when the land belonged to Mr. Matkley. It was upon the peti tion of L. I. Stone and has been in public use many years. Hood River built a sub.tar.tial West Fork of Hjod river on this road. The 1. 1. Stone road had for its initial point the quar ter stake on the south line of Section 31. Twp. 1 N. K. it fc). W. M., located about a half mile northeast of Cedar spring ; thence extending in a north the machine and apprehend the thieves ; easterly direction connecting with the Sheriff Johnson had notified everv ! Dublic hit'hwav at Winans I itv county in Oregon and the sheriffs of tance of about ten miles. Litter, on 1 southern Washington. j petition of the writer et al, the countv A small amount of gasulin was court of Hood River countv extended stolen on Monday night from the ! the road to the shore of "Lost lake, automobile tank of Tel. W. Klount. a ! said extension having for its initial neighbor of Mr. Castntr. About 11 point the meander corner i n the east o clock on the same night two men I line of Section 1H, Twp. 1 S. K. 8 E. appeared at the Fashion Stables, where ! W. M., on the western shore of the they purchased a can of irasoilne. They stated that their car was stalled just etst of the Hood River bridge. Night Marshal William Hart held a lantern while an attendant at the livery stable drew the gasoline for the men. AT THE LIBERTY Today Enid Kennett, the clever little Aus tralian actress, in "Naughty, Naugh ty," one of the cleverest little pictures she has ever appeared in. A two reel Vox Sunshine cone ly, "Hungry Lions in a Hospital," will a No be shown to complete the bill. Usual prices. Friday and Saturday The Select Pictures Corjiortation pre sents Bert Ly tell in a screen version of Joseph Louis Vance's thrilling story, "The Lone Wolf." This is absolutely the fastest Returned story that was ever filmed and is crowded with thrills and action in every foot. In it you will see every Bcene described in the Btory, even the thrilling battle in the clouds over the English Channel be tween two aeroplanes. Also a one reel Official Allied War Review. Nine big reels of intense action. Adults 25 cents, children 15 cents. ' Sunday May Allison, the beatuliful Metro star, w ill be show n in "The Return of Mary," a charming story of modern romance. Also a two reel Jester Com edy, "The Fly Hall." Monday and Tuesday lake; thence extending in a northeast erly direction about four miles to the southern terminus cf the D. 1. Stone road, thus making a continuous road to Lost Lake. These roads were sur veyed by Murray Kay, then county surveyor, on easy grades. Later Mr. Furrow, engineer, set several miles of grade stakes, making some changes under direction of the county court. Thus it is made plain that the Lost Lake road is a legally established road in fact, and that the pioneer work has already been done. Let all in favor of this road "get in and dig." The writer applied donations made by a few Hoed Kiver citizens on opening a short section of the late extension of the road, beginning about a half mile northeast of Cedar springs, avoiding a steep grade and making thereby a sub stantial and practical start on the opening of the road. The road was opened to the first permanent watering place, an ideal camp ground. Second : The w riter, having dune considerable promotion work in Hood River and Portland, in the matter of the government road through Lolo Pass, confidently expects the road to be built by the Forest Service in the near future, making a horse shoe luop from 1'orlland via Lolo Pass, Hood River Valley and Columbia River Highway, which will be the greatest mountain and river scenic circuit in the world. The Lost Lake road can be built by July 1, l'Jltf, for the turn appropriated by the Hood River County Court. A road sixteen feet wide with convenient turn out places would be sufficient. Give us a narrow, long road that leads somewhere, in preference to a short, broad road that leads nowhere. It'll not be necessary to destroy large forest trees, thereby We present the wonderful after the avoiding much expense of blasting and war stur.v, I he Kaisers Finish. removing; they can be passed around This is not a story of the battlefields j and kept for scenic beauty, and gore, but is a story of the work-' We personally appreciate Senator ings of the German propaganda league j Nickelsen's public spirited reply to the and spy systems. There is not a dull Hood River County Game Protective CITY ORCIIARDISTS MUST SPRAY TREES Frni, k H. Stanton, recently upointed county fruit inspector, says that own ers of fruit and decorative shrubbery will be required the coming year to ob serve to the letter horticultural laws that call for effective application of , sprays. Many failed last year to ob- serve the law. The new fruit," inspector says that , city apple tree owners must not only apply a spray of lime-sulphur solution, which controls San Jose scale and i other fungi pests, but that they must ' also spray with arsenate of lead for I the elimination of the codling moth I pest. To the Dyspeptic i Would voti not like to feel that your stomach troubles are over, that you can eat any kind of food that you crave? Consider then the fact that Chamberlain's Tablets have cured others why not you? There are many who have been restored to health by taking these tablets and can now eat any kind of food that they crave. minute in the play and when you see what the .voung American hero does to ! the arch criminal of the world you will ! rise in your seats and howl. It shows ! no bloody battle scenes, but a very in teresting and exciting spy story show- ' mg w hat should have happened to the kaiser. Also a Strand comedy, "My , Lady Nicotine," and an Animated; News. Ten big reels, 20 and 85 cents. ! Wednesday and Thursday Pauline Fredericks will be seen in a j five reel screen verison of the famous ' story, "La Tosca." The world's greatest and most tragic heroine brought to the screen by an emotional i actress without a peer. La Tosca is famed in both sung and story and is a part ideally suited to the powerful art of Miss Fredericks. Also a two reel Mack Sennett bathing girl comedy, "The Summer Girls," a two reel feast of fun and beauty. Usual prices. Friday and Saturday, February 7 and 8, Dorothy lalton in "Mating of Mar cella" and an Allied War Review. William Wood at the piano. Association, and welcome that bully booster bunch on the trail. See Ixist Lake first. W. R. Winans. OFFICERS' RECEPTION TOMORROW NIGHT The Commercial club will tender a reception Friday night to Col. John Leader, here to deliver addresses at different county points, and to Maj. V. R. Abraham and Capt. Geo. R. Wilbur, returned officers who are members of the club. Wives of the club members will participate in the reception. Club members are asked to invite friends. The reception will be held at nine o'clock. The members of the enter tainment committee are: I). G. Cruik shank, E. K. Hrett, C. F. Gilbert, R. W. Kelly, C. N. Ravlin and J. M. Cul bertson. Royal Neighbors Celebrate I ftall m I ii 'i I'll h&w jvii 'iii '? fumUm JW$M?mfak 4 'I If i" w I'11 ''"I hw" i 1 1 'I ! 1 1!' ' ! 1 i'li'i ''I j :'! ;! i With more than 100 members and ' friends present, the Royal Neighbors j I en Friday night celebrated the 16th anniversary of the founding of the j 'order. Mrs. J. W. Forbes was chair-1 man of a committee in charge of the I What prom'iM's to be the fastest and event. A sumptuous luncheon was HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ( Hy Ciiilicrine Carter) best basket ball game of the season is to be played Friday, when the Lincoln hi quintet will come to play the Hood River hi team. It is hoped that a good many of the townspeople will attend. We feel it will be worth their time and quarter. Last Wednesday noon a yell practice was held at which the high school stu served. An interesting talk was made by Mrs. C. U. Pakin, recorder of the order, and a much appreciated pro gram of music and recitations was ren dered. One of the features of the evening was a large birthday cake bearing IB candles. Each one present considered himself very fortunate to have at least dents, and particularly the freshmen, i ')nf p,m11 piece -f this cake, as it was showed a great deal of pep. Beginning classes in French were started last week for this Beniester. 1 ? o m re -x YOU can t help cutting loose joy us remarks every time you flush your smokespot with Prince Albert it hits you so fair and square. It's a scuttle full of jimmy pipe and cigarette makin's sunshine and as satisfy ing as it is delightful every hour of the twenty-four I It's never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasure pesture! For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more tobacco fun than you ever had in your smokecareer. That's because it has the quality. Quick as you know Prince Albert you'll write it down that P. A. did not bite your tongue or parch your throat. And, it never will! For, our exclusive patented process cuts out bite and parch. Try it for what ails your tongue I Toppy ted bagM, tidy red tint, handsome pound and half pound tin humidort - and that clever, piactical pound crytta! glau humidor with sponge moistener top that keeps the tobacco in such perfect condition. $ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C Colonel John Leader, Commandant Oregon State Officers' Training Camp, University of Oregon, will talk to the high school students Friday, lllst inst. In the evening, Friday, 81st, Colonel Leader will deliver an addrens on the general subject of military prepared ness, at the high school auditorium. This address will begin at 7.30. Ad mission to this lecture is free. This will be an unusual opportunity to hear a strong man discuss one of the most vital questions before the people of our country. At a meeting of the teachers Hood River countv. Friday, January 17, at the high school, resolutions were passed supporting bills now pending before the state and national legisla tive assemblies. The following bills, now before the state legislature, which were endorsed by the teachers were the Minimum Wage Act; Vocational Educational Bill, in cooperation with the Smith-Hughes Bill; Reclaiming State School Lands and the Act Pro viding for the Distribution of State School Funds based upon days' attend ance. The Federal Bill, Vocational Educational Bill., including a Secre tary of Education as a memDer of the President's Cabinet, introduced by Senator Hoke Smith, of Georgia, was indorsed. Evening classes will be resumed this week, meeting on Tuesday and Thurs day evenings, 7 to 9 p. m. The proposed Farmers' Week has been postponed until next fall when it may be held in connection with the exhibition t home project work and the county fair. School attendance is better now than at any time since the opening school. General health conditions good. Miss Sue Cook, of Portland, suc ceeds Miss King in junior high school work. baked by one of the best cooks in Hood River, who is a Koyal Neighbor. The local Camp was organized l(i years ago with 22 charter members, three of whom were present Friday evening. However, there has been a membership of 211 members at differ ent times. There have been five deaths of beneficiary members representing $11,000, which has been promptly paid by the Supreme Camp. The R. N. A. is one of the largest fraternal benefici ary societies in the world. It is an auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen of America. Notice of Sheriff's Sale Get ynnr Pictures Developed and Finished by us, Expert work, 24 hour (ervice sWom, Canfleld Co. m8-tf By virtue of an execution in fore- of closure duly issued by the Clerk of the County of Hood Kiver, Mate ol (ire-; gon, dated the 16th day of January, . 1919, in a certain action in the Circuit i Court for said County and State, j wherein Roy Burton, as Plaintiff, re-1 covered judgment against James C. j Simonton, CasBie K. Simonton, hisj wife, and James S. Simonton for the sum of $122. 10 with 8 per cent interest from December 28, 1918 and costs and disbursements taxed at $12.75 and . attorney's fees in the sum of $50.00 on ; the 6th day of January, 1911). i Notice is hereby given that I will on I the 21st day of February, 1919, at the ; east front door of the Court House in Hood River in said County, at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, j sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the following de-1 scribed property, to wit: The East Seventy Five feet of Lot j One in Fractional Block Nine, of Park hurst, an addition to the City of Hood ' River, Hood River County. Oregon, together with the tenements, heredi taments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. Taken and levied uuon as the rrot- i of ; erty of the said Defendants or as much are thereof as mav be necessary to satisfy the said judgment in favor of Roy i Burton against said Defendants with interest thereon, together with all costs and disbursements that have or may accrue. Thos. F. Johnson, Sheriff. Dated at Hood River, Oregon, Janu ary 18, 1919. J2M20 301 ?1 ( 30I 00 ion m Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes Wholesale and Retail THURSDAY EVENINGS LADIES' NIGHT AT THE BOWLING ALLEYS PAT'S PLACE j ioiz5c hoc 5 1 loi n When In Portland STOP AT THE PALACE HOTEL One of tlw llcst HostU'rU: of the Rose City 440 Washington Street FREE BUSS MEET INCi Al l. TRAINS Tin fliaiit't-t ro'ini" in the city, tirsl clas 'ervii-i', firepinnf, Irictly modern, lartfe ground floor lobby, strain beati d rooms, with or without hath, hot and cold water, in chopping and tlu'iitre di.-tiiit, rca"oiuhle rates. An inspection will convince you. Attention Car Owners ! Having purchased the Cascade Garage, we are fully prepared to care for all your wants. Our machine shop and repair department are completely equipped. The manager, Geo. C. Dye, with ten years of electrical and shop experience with the Packard Company in Portland, is ready to serve local car owners. Electrical and Ford Repair Work a specialty. CASCADE GARAGE. Telephone 3524. CROWN FLOUR MAKES THE BEST BREAD TAFT TRANSFER CO. HOOD RIVER, ORE. River Service Daily Between Portland and The Dalles STEAMERS J. N. Teal Twin Cities FREIGHT AM) PASSENGERS. LIVESTOCK AND AUTOMOBILES. Phone 3514. L. U. LETHBRIDGE, Agent. Fresh and Cured Meats In as large a degree as possible we supply you, by means of our packing plant, with the pro duct raised at home. W. J. FILZ MEAT MARKET OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS. Orchard Hay Rakes, Mowers, Disc Plows, Harrows. Winona Wagons. Orchard Trucks. KELLY BROS., Distributors. Phone 1401. JOB PRINTING AT THE GLACIER OFFICE