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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1919)
J HOOD lilVKK (iL.U'lKlt. TIllKSDA Y, MARCH 20. Kiln luob Shirr (Blarirr AliTMlB b. 1uE. lHMitkr. SaWriiitiwn, S-.IHI IVr frar. NEED OF A LUt'AL LEAlilE Hutxi Hivtr rifls a Ungue of auto mobile drivers to trforce jed ant) cthtr regulations. Drivers have be come careltss and the general public has grown c a Ileus. Ordinances and state laws are broken with such fie quency each day that we cease to no tice the infractions. The condition points with utmost certainty to some serious accident. Some child or a;ed person w ill te struck. We w ill have a funeral, and shocked by the tragedy we will rush hysterically to enforce the law. I'.ut then it w ill be too late. This ia w ritten as an appeal to the di ivers of motor cars. Ouservation of the ordinances and laws pertaining to 0eratioti of automobiles rest in your hands alone. City authorities can, and very likely some of these days, when conditions reach the unbearable state, w ill secure motorcycle officer and a dozen or two arrests of irate motorists will follow. Then the officer will re turn to the city and gradually we will work into our old carelessness. The law can only be enforced by coopera tion of motorists. To prevent a re grettable tragedy, we appeal to the sense of decency and justice of our automobile drivers to guard against momenta of carelessness. In order tiat city twellers with fr. it ' trees in their backyards and on kts may b able to keep the law, some cit izen ought to provide a power sprayirg machine for hire. There's money in it for the man who undertakes the task.; Some arrangement should be made and at once. ! Let the lesson pointed fcy the story of Michael Welch, Jr., in last week's Glacier be heeded by everv Hood River family. On his first birthday that yovng man had $."-0 worth of War Sav ings Stamps accumulated by saving buffalo nickels. CLASS THROWERS Police authorities are reporting a kind of carelessness that should be classified as criminal. It is said that broken bottles are being found on ths main streets of the city with such fre quency as to give motorists the creeps. Let it be said that the bottles bear no evidence of having ever been used for strong spirits. Apparently they are milk bottles, broken and carelessly thrown on the streets. Likely much of ' the glass on the streets results from unadulterated thoughtlessness. Hut it is a kind of thoughtlessness that may cause motorists heavy expense and the loss of religion. The jagged edges of glass, too, are dangerous for horses. Think before tossing a broken bottle or fruit jar on the streets. THE AUTOMOBILE LICENSES Numerous inquiries have recently been made relative to the new automo bile license law. The law as finally drafted provides for license fees as follows: Up to and including 2;? horse power, $15; 24 to 20, inclusive, $22; 27 to 30 inclusive, $28 ; 31 to 3H, inclus ive, $Hf ; 37 to 40, inclusive, $4S, ar.d 41 and up $ft. As explained by Sena tor Nicklesen, the original bill pro vided for the heavier licenses. A sec ond draft made them lower than the final provisions. The final fees were fixed sutliciently large that Oregon might secure a fund to match hII federal moneys to be available for the tate within the next two years. SOMEBODY AT FAULT We have heard of numerous instances where the bureaus of the War Depart ment by their carelessness or errors have caused the relatives of soldiers of the expeditionary forces much grief. In the case of Glen Young, whose fa ther, B. T. Young, lies ill at his Odell home, is longing for news of his boy, we have the delinquencies of these bureaus brought directly to our own community. If the case of our local soldier were just an isolated instance it might be overlooked, however much we might regret it, but such cases are legion. Mr. Micawber's chief claim to fame resulted from his ability to express with unvarying frequency sanguine hopes of something turning up. Other men gain marked note for the talent of finding someone else to take the blame, "Furinstance," our contempor ary's blunder on the Gibson salary in crease. It was a very excusable error, however, for The Voter we have al ways found to be a most trustworthy publication. The war is over, but the fight against want, hunger and nakedness in some of the allied countries, bled white and Btarved by four years in repelling the hun, has just begun. The great agent of mercy, the Red Cross, is waging this war after the war. Help the humani tarian organization. Fruit inspector Carl Galligan, of Wasco county, means to have healthy orchards there. As a result of his ac tivities three citizens of the neighbor ing county were made to feel the teeth of the law last week. Mr. Gal igan deserves the support of his fellow Wasco fruit growers. ('apt. James I'. Shaw, of Milwaukie, newly appointed commandant of the Oregon State Soldiers' Home at Rose burg, is known to every local Grand Army veteran and all of them are his friends. Thev sre glad to see Capt, Shaw at the helm at Roseliurg. Charnlierlain was not invited, but he was welcome to accompany the Secre tary of War's party to Europe, accord ing to Newton D. Baker. Makes one think of the old gag: "Here's your hat, what's your hurry." Fvr Sale TVe -r, thre iiis from trw-a. s ilt. ft:l pir-t1 to fruit; cvt'D .-re r-iit emiip.;. iu3C!f 1 r fr.ou Tof orl'.r and largT Al- mttit-r rtijc. Dotti m iot cvaairtoa. uu U4t brugy 4tu ut; iu barn-". fruok ml : c r s.f or Keut-IS -rvi i1 cultivated :i,Di. ftifo riuy Ir buir. J. H. Ut-rdrs, ihou? it-4 111 Mil Kor Sjic-t tiiii. good b.p. outs tf fniD? Will tr.l lor ., grain tr at tln. kmy HrtK . I'bubc ltul. nUUif Kor r-iil Krtibtt-rtU folaud I biut kpiur, wt. ) it. Kor rviiv or will &t'tiue Kr lrr !.!. k by fc-r iutl i.. K Allo- ', tlonM Hie it i Kor ! .v 11". l-aily Vt aMiliitfton Units. bMDil fit kttl. rtaily tor cooking "'"1 On mh-U. If per It-, J. V . ( opr, ptmir ;2l. tuX ror Satfs. c. Kuixte Island butt-Lit. front hms tbni have layti we II all wimtr and art? branny and vigorous, hboue -JT7. W. H Corey Avalou Way. liilJtf New Dresses . Paris shopkeepers seem to be more interested than other French folk in the visits of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. The next howl to be heard w ill arise from the Washington tradespeople cry ing : "Buy at Home!" The sun will soon be shining warm ly. Don't hang out a welcome sign to flies with backyard litter and decaying garbage. If you w ish to help a worthy home enterprise, contribute to the Boy Scout fund. Pay your taxes now and avoid the ruBh. Lrmmon Heads Cashmere I'niun Crawford C. Lemmon, formerly man ager of the Hood River Produce Ex change but for the past two years in charge of the Kennewick office of the Pacific Fruit & Produce Co., has ac cepted the managership of the Cash mere Fruit Growers' Union, an atlilia tion of the Northwest Fruit Exchange. Mrs. Lemmon, here visiting her par ents. Rev. and Mrs. J. U Hershner, will join her husband at Cashmere af ter the return of her brother, Sgt. Harold Hershner. who is in France with a field hospital company of the 91st Division, which has been desig nated for an early embarkation home. James Davidson Has Narrow Escape Last week while hauling a load of hay with the team of his father, Jesse Davidson, James Davidson, Mount Hood rancher, had a narrow escape when the animals ran away, finally throwing the young man to the road side and ditching the wagon. The horses were frightened when a strap gave way allowing the doublet'ee to swing against their legs lias Hud Stomach Trouble fur 7 Years Theodore Sanford, of Fenmore, Mich., has had stomach trouble for seven years and could not eat vege tables or fruit without pain in the stomach and restless nights. By tak ing Chamberlain's Tablets he is now able to eat vegetables or fruit wi'hout causing pain or sleeplessness. If troubled with indigestion or constipa tion give those tablets a trial. They are certain to prove beneficial. Soldiers to Get Welcome A welcome reception will be ten dered the scores of returned Hood Riv er valley soldiers and sailors at Asbury Methodist church Sunday evening. Special music will be rendered. Sgt. Joe M. Johnsen, who participated in the last months of fighting with the First Gas Regiment, will exhibit relics from the battle field and tell of his ex perience. Other returned service men will talk. Drive for State Chamber Tonight With representatives from the cen tral Portland office of the State Cham ber of Commerce here, a campaign for Hood River county's quota of the state organization will be launched this evening by the Commercial club. The Best Laxative "My sedentary habits have necessi tated the use of an occasional laxative. 1 have tried many but found nothing better than Chamberlain's Tablets," writes George F Daniels, Hardwick, Vt. Mr. Daniels is proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, one of the model hotels of New England. We have money for Farm Loans with prepayment privileges, anil tun give you prompt service. Abstracts Insur ance and Surveying. Hood Rier Ab stract and Inv. Co. Phone 1331. tl WE'RE AFTER YOU Wo want you in the YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING Every Sunday KveniiiK at 6:30 You'll ba glad you're "Got" Let u.s catch you present. BAPTIST CIIIRCH FOR SALE Imi sale -A Cope, oiie-cylinder motorcycle for $"0 chsIi or trmte fur jilgs or a heifer Plume oil 4. K W. spark. inlSMf Kor Sale-Pure tmd White Leghorn and White W'yaudott setting eKS. I'ljone 405 1. .1. II. Mohr. a;) For Sale K. I. lied etrtis for netting, ?1,M). Hood laying strain. Mrs. l. C. Oxley, I'ltoue Kor Hale- Klenilsb Ulant ioe and bucks lor nreedlitif purposes. The bust of stock, the does weighing 17 lbs. Plume i'll-t, Mrs. A. o. Her bey. a;i For Hale Hrowe Leghorn eggs for hatching. SI "0 pet setting oifllteen. I'. 11. Mohr & Hros. rinine liiltl. rju Kor Sale s. t'. Khode Island Ked eugs for hatching, f-'l per setting. ' Fertility guaran teed. K. F. llatteu. Phone 1678. maitf For Sale M. B Turkey engs. 25 cents each U.F.J Sleverk ropp, I'ltone 4771. mays For Male or Kent -Ten acres In peiirs mid apples, iu Harrell district. Pbont 37M. in ihtl Why Colds are Dangerous You are often told to "beware of a cold," but why? We will tell you: Every cold weakens the lungs, lowers the vitality and oaves the wav for the more serious diseases. People who' contract pneumonia first take cold. I The longer a cold hangs on, the great er the danger, especially from the germ diseases, as a cold prepares the system for the reception and develop ment of the germs of consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever and whooping cough. The quicker you get rid of your cold, the less the danger of con tracting one of these diseases. Cham- beram's Cough Remedy has a great) reputation as a cure for colds and can j be depended upon. It is pleasant to; tke. i For Sale Light hack, used by Watktns' niHii, light double harness, f 15; or 825 for both, fall at Olacter ranch or phone Odell fix uiiutr Kor Sale (ienulne Kellogg's strain of Clark Seedling strawberries. Phone f7U. m;!7 Kor Sale Just what you want, secondhand lumber in good shape See H. H. Alger A Son, K K. I) No. 2, Box I'.'l A. m-.T For Sale One bay mure, work eltl.er single or double, tientle for laiiy tn drive. Weight nlmut l'0. J. A. Walter, Phone Wis. tin For Sale The leading varieties of apple, pear, cherry, peach and plum trees and as paragus p!nts. F'. A. Massee, Phone Odell I til m-jotf For Sale Three fine pure bred llerkshlre sows. K. K. llatteu, Phone 7g lnJUlf Fi r Sale-Sew Perfection oil stove, small healer, kitchen cabinet, 5 gallon oil i au, Iron lied, spring and mattress (it lor set.) l-.'wft hn man avenue, phone 3T?. ui2u For Sale -late model Fort tiaitn.g ear, nrHrltii,: I V new tM-trit ki u rmr W ill .4..nt. oustrale any buuday. Phone in. a.1 For Sale or l ene Yount orchard in White Saimou with strawberry nilt-rk; ou bighwav. AddreftN Kid. 4. box tvt, HtttHi Kiver, ore. ttiJD F or sale 1 borse Hurst p;a in outfit, 3 h. p engine, rods ud boe I Utw. Flagler, phone i.'t. iuju ForSale-A'i 0erland Automobile in good eouditum. Phone U-t. miatf F"or Sale-Mallard duck eggs for setting. I). U. Jaeksou, Kid 1, phone Udell ; ulO For Salt Eight weeks old pigs Addresa A. Hauigsiuan, Kid. I, box IV.. ur.T For Sale Cheap, Vromn residence, all mod trn conveuteuce, ou C'tjlumbm street. Call IKloMldl. mti "orsale Karly Kosel'otmoe. suitable for table or seed, il per sack, delivered at Hood Kiver. W. K. tiibsou A Nou, Phone Olell 97. m.,tf Kor Sale Ui)d building sand ami gravel, Vk- yard, lliajd Kiver ( aiming t o. nn.li tIirStltlA t,titnilu1-il ,tl imoptu. auu ed oak cabinet, 1.10 records, .' 11 ). Fergu- on, iu, hast state street. uititf For Sale Team, uagou and harness, all In good order, true aud sonuil, II III; 1 mowing macbine, !;I5; nice light buggy, pouy and bar ness, Jti; 2 sets heavy work harness; 1 block) horse, jeura old, wt. I bin, time, spring w agon, fJD; light l-uni wagou, iu; 2 bay rakes; tirst. class oat hay, If'.'ti per ton, wild luy. U per ton; I liesb cow 7"; bieyrle In g aid order. (I A.Powmng, Figgermont Orchard Co t all in Person or phone 47K1. Kfd. 4, box IU4. maJ For Sale Cream separator, suitable for one or two rows. L. W. Bishop, phone 57H1. ui2U For Sale a triangular tract t list of Park hurst Addition, south ot v ilson's reservoir tin the heightn-trnuiugeou 3d street, with good depth for garden. Fine trees and line Mew Flasy terms. Also II lots In F:ast ballot block 2W between Hazel and Pleasant View Streets, with beautiful view ot rolu.itbia Kiver anil no possible obstruction of view. Apply to A. W. Onthutkk. uiltf For Sale-six large wisiden counters and shelving. All in Hrst class coudnion at a bar gain Sej it K. Corson at music store. ivOif For Sale A tine Missouri Jack. J. P. ( arr, Telephone 5fO. mul) For Sule Team, wagon and harness; weuhl of team harness eiitipped Willi butl I tigs; .V, w agon. Phone 'JK J. m27 For Sale S. c. Rhode Island hatching eggs from hens that have laid all winter. Come and see them Avalon Poultry and Fruit Farm. Phojerl7;). i.tlt For Stile Cutler Hnis. apple ani pear orch ard at Lenta station. This place has averaged l.V, net tin price asked for past two years, strictly modem Bungalow, large apple house. Bat n and tenant house. Phone II. K. I'aven port, Odell :H'i7. laitf ror Sale Kabblls. Breeding does; utility stock and few Flemish Ulants. I). .Mellon, aid. fl.ltr For Hale (liMtrl bav mare, vrs. old. weight Him. Price flu). C. 1. Hoyt, phone mt. IWI For Sale Cheap small sawmill. Just the rig lor culling ties. Call J. K. Phillips. Tel. SUM after li p. in. fr.tf For Sale 58 acres, :t) cultivation. 12 acres orchard ten to 25 years old. 6 miles Hood Kiver Town. J. II. Krury, Route 2, Box si, Hood Kiver, Ore.. JHI For Sale Timothy Hay-American Won der Potatoes. C. T. Koberts, plionr. 4'l. j:Mf For Hale-lliairt atirrey, top nnd body In giMHt shape. No. I wheels. J. A. Walter, phone Smiti. tvjltr WANTED aineu i nave a cii-lonu i who wants to buy it) or lf shares ot Middle Fork Imitating Company stock. II you have any to sell write me, slating price at which ynu will sell. K.J, .iicis-iac, rai K't.iie, ore. in2U Wanted Three room apartment or house. keeping lor In inlly ot two. Phone 1151 1. net) Otcbird Parmer Wnnted-Parly having J2.KKI to l iki cash can buy Into a big produc ing ori'limd, ol best commercial varieties, on ridiculously easy terms by coming to see me without (letay. A. V. C ndcrwood Ilulur, Oregon. lnil)S Wauled-To buy team, harness and wagon and cow. James Uray, It. K. D Hood Kivrfr, oi. gon. mai Have ynu a good high lent cow for sale at a reasonable price" If so address W. A. S.,care (ilacier. all Will buy spring pigs If ottered at right price. Address W. A. S.. care Glacier. a.1 anted- our best .imitations on liom : to "..tvini iniir., irri "Ol.a, null) SIX lo eigut. Inch tops aud asfieeas possible from knols. To be used in carrying electric power line. Write J. K. Wilcox, Mosier, Ore. in-.'u Wanleil-.Man with family wants work on ranch. Phone irn'l mjo Wanted F:x pertenced orchardlst, able to oi ae cure oi aim manage hearing orchard lor non-resident. Orchard place equipped with cut nctommooaiious. Applicant must rur uish references as to ability and experience in wrniug. r rank. vi cox, phone Odell 5x:i. 11 REAL PATENT FLOUR is again in stock Olympic Flour is now All Patent and whiter than it has been dur ing the past year. Dresses for every occasion. A bettrr assortment cannot be found in the city, and our prices are the most reasonable. Taffetas, Satin. Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, Crepe Meteor are the leading silk materials, and cloth dresses of Serge Tricotine, Jersey, etc., abound. The kind you like to bake with AT The Star Grocery "Good Things to Eat" PERIG0 & SON r. Suits Ibzens of new Spring Suits for women and misses at a price range broad enough for every requirement. Box Suits. Russian Blouse effects, Flarvd models. Belted styles, strictly tailored garments. Many have vests to heighten their charm in a variety of models, materials and colors. Braid, buttons, silk and wool embroidery are frequently used. All the fashionable spring colorings are represented. Ladies Hose, 20c High grade cotton hose with double heel and toe. Colors, black and white; all sizes. Here are some real values. The pair 20 Suits for Young Men Military back; it goes u ith the new suits: snug, bly tnnv , . emphasizing the shoulders and making the waist look th rower. You'll find it here in all the very best stxles; n .; ; by Hart. Schaffner & Marx. You'll get more for your it,..' . here than any other place; more style more wear. n,i:v a . around satisfaction. If you don't bring it back. We'll mak, it good. Come in and see some of them. We'll be plea t to show them to you. Fiber Silk Hose, the pair 48c This is an all fiilersilk hose; a good heavy weight. fash'.. i with reinforced heel and toe. This hose is well worth 7".i :: pair. We're closing this lot out at the pair only 481-' Cotton Half Hose for Men Two pair for 33c. These are regular 23c values. C black ami dark tan; all sizes. A dandy hose for ever, w ear. Tw o pair for 35' Special Hand Towels, 18c An excellent tow .j Colored liorder, size 13x31 inches this very low price. Each 18 HOOD RIVER OREGON Ue FAIR HOOD RIVER OREGON Wanted Harry K.riitson wmits a place to Ismrd aud room while attending sehiail. Call U lacier olttce aftern,Hu of at-hiHil days. Wanted Married mmi lor steady work lu I orchard. Joliu Plog. phone Ode. I b.r. mi l j Wat. ted Kuergetlc man for HtHHl Kiver district, A very profitable business can be established. Homl and reference required. Apply tirsna I'lilon lea Co., Portland, luiatf Wttnted-For trade, gray mare, weighing UOU or lim lbs., work either aiugie or double, for one weighing about UtW. either horse or mure. Hays ,v Hull ranch, Kfd. :i. mi l 1 Wanted Woman or Olrl for general house work. Mrs. A. J. Detliy, phoue ll's). 12711 ! Wanted-To buy your used furniture at ! highest price. Save your mouey by trading i with II. lirosa, Third Street Second-hand lien I ler. Tel. 121.1. ntf Wsnted-To Isirrow 5'xl on t:i t0 stta k for tl months 4r 1 year at s per cent interest, llox PW, Stevenson, W ash. dun Wanted-Tt buy your used lui ulture, stoves and rugs. Cash or new giads in exchsuge. t'.. A. r ratu Co. 2iiii i anted-Wtaxi choppers Call J. K j lips. Phone ."-unl, after H p. in. Phll-(titf MISCELLANEOUS Lout Autii llpfiine n miliar betwtju HikkI Kiver and IMnelirove. KewHnl oflertJ. lavc list On" 7sri Htlto tirt rtiJiin. s,,n l.ta'f ul The lilacier Ur r'Uarl. Wtifii you want an hih-U. !' f a in, xiwrinre. ikm1 term-, jtiofu- I. i lied i7i. The Iallt-. K(r KfUl-Twt light hftn-.fLni in fnintsheit, liht, water, tmth. r Suitable tir two ludiH. fixm- : Li in iu..ui THE AMERICAN RED CROSS To Clothe the Destitute in Devastated Europe Most urgent appeal ever made in the interests of humanity. Hundreds of thousands of Men, Women and Children in a serious and critical condition for want of Clothing. To meet this great emergency the American Red Cross has ordered A Nationwide Drive for CAST0FF AND SURPLUS CLOTHING Week of March 24th to 29th Practically Every Kind of Garment Is Needed. Every kind of garment, for all ages and both sexes, is urgently needed. In addition, piece goods, ticking, sheeting, blankets and woolen goods of every kind are needed. Light warm canton flannel and other kinds of cloth from which to make garments for new born babies is one of the most urgent needs. Shoes of every size are needed. Useless Garments and Miscellaneous Articles Not Needed. Since the clothes will be subjected to the heaviest kind of wear only garments of strong and durable materials should be sent. It is useless to offer to these afflicted people garments of flimsy material. We are specially requested not to send ball dresses, flimsy dresses, high hats, straw hats, derby hats, trimming for hats, feathers, umbrellas, mattresses, clocks, glassware, car pets, toys, collars, neckties, shoetrees, crutches, canes, parasols, pillows, crockery, rugs or food stuffs in this collection. While garments should be of strong and durable material, they need not be in perfect condition. COLLECTION CENTERS FOR HOOD RIVER VALLEY Apple Growers Association (Davidson Warehouse) City of Hood River. Staten's-The Heights. pine Grove Store-Pine Grove Oak Grove Store-Oak Grove Rockford Store-Barrett Consolidated Store-Odell. Mclsaacs-Parkdale. Mount Hood Store Mount Hood. DO NOT DELAY. After you have read this notice bundle up your castofT and surplus clothing and deliver at once to the nearest collection center. Don't wait for someone to ask you. BEAR IN MIND, that every garment contributed will prevent actual suffering. C. N. RAVL1N, Campaign Manager Phones 1291 and 5523 i i ti