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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1919)
J imoi) niviiu glacier. nirusiAY. u ni: vmu : I : 1 , ' f 1 - I !lost lake road charter amend i fund reaches $410 mlnt is needed jSsT&SiWT-. J. . -r- QUICK AND ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION A FI AHTiR of Nash trucks is the automate locking dif ferontiyl wlmh vertically pre vents loss ot traction by the spinning ot the truck's driving wheels, it lets Nash trucks make surer and sater deliveries. Nash trucks are now in the service of such con cerns as: The American Steel Foundries, The Standard Oil Company, The Pa'.moiive Com pany, Morris & Company, and others. HOOD RIVER GARAGE Second and Cascade. Phone 4444 One-Ton Chassis, $1650 Two Toe CLsis, $2175 Nash Quad Chassis, $3250 ii . i jjj i BENNETT BROS. BUY OUT GILBERT CO. R. li. Hinl L. S. Bennett have pur chased from C. F. (lilhert the city's oldettt existing auteninhile mid imple ment business. Messrs. Bennett, who wold the Mood Kiver News last year in order that they niiht enter military service, declare that they are optimis tic over the future of the motor car business here, as a result of Oregon's interest in Letter highways and more directly because of the Columbia Iti(hwav. Mr. Gilbert, a pioneer in Orem automobile business, will remain throughout the summer with the new owners. Club Furnishing Planned .). E. Law, S. J. Moore and (". W. Mct'iillae'h. members of the Club's house committee, have-begun a cam- paigu to raise funds for refurnishing !the rooms of the Commercial club, i With individual donations limited to $0, the committee will endeavor to raise the fund by subscriptions from i members. Dr. Post Installs Gas Machine Ir. VV. M. 1'ost, whose dental oflice j is in the Hall building, has just m ! stalled a machine, for the manufacture i and administering of gas. Ir. I'ost, ! who has won a wide reputation for ex tracting teeth, is now equipped as well for the work as any metropolitan ! office. Notice of Annual School Meeting Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 11, of Mood Kiver county, state of Oregon that the Annual School Meeting of said District will be held at the school house, to beirin at the hour of h o'clock, p. in., on the third Monday of ; June, being the Kith day of June, A. ! D. l'.U'J. This meeting is called for the pur pose of electing one director and clerk I and the transaction of business usual ; at such meeting. Dated this 27th day of May, U1!. Attest : Guv S. Ellis, m22jl2 District Clerk. Straw her ry season is here, (let your pickers and packers tickets at the tila cier otlice. The subscriptions to the Lust Lake ri'Uda fund collected ui'der auspices of the Hood Kiver County Game Protec tive AsxM-ifitit ri,"!;aVe reached a U ta! of $4U. In a letter accompanying checks. J. H. Kredncy, vice president ufj the organization, addressed the county Court us follows: "This a.rioont is handed tu Hood River county ulti me distinct under stating that it is tu be placed with the J"2, T0 appropriated by Hood Kiver county for the eonsturctiort and repairs to the Lost Lake rad from a point rear Dee to the National Forest boun dary, snd that the monies will be u.-ed for do other purpose. "This is the first installment from the drive inaugurated by the Hood Kiver County Game Protective Associ ation for funds to assist the county in constr'i.-ting a i;ood. passable road into the Lost Lake country. Hood Kiver County Game Protective Association has furnished the Forestry Service Bureau, at Portland, with print and field notes of the survey for the Lost Lake road within the National Foret, and it is expected that work on the part of the government will commence in the very near future and rushed to completion. "We wish to thank the court for the consideration shown and to assure them of our full support in all under takings that are for the benefit of all the people of this community and state." W. H. Stone Loses Home For the third time in the past six years W. 11. Stone lost his home by tire last week. Mr. Stone, manager of the place, occupied the combined pack ing house and residence of the orchard property of J. K. Shelton, of Topeka, Kas. It is riot known how the fire started. Mr. Stone lost all of his household goods and clott ing. He even lost bis shoes, having just re moved them to don a pair of rubber boots for irrigation. His little son had visited a neighbor's wearing his Sunday trousers, in the pocket of which was a gift watch. At the sug gestion of the neighbor woman he re turned home to don week day clothing. In an hour his good trousers and watch were in ashes. Mr. Shelton lost !.Hit) apple boxes and farming implements. UKaxurell (Hood looks, plenty of comfort and convenience and ample room for five adults make the Maxwell Touring model the ideal car for family use. The popularity of this pleasure car alone, during the past five seasons, would have enabled the Maxwell Motor Company to attain a volume production such as few motor car companies achieve with an entire line. Five years of intensive manufacture have developed the Maxwell chassis remarkably, and the efforts of the past year to enhance (he car's appearance have borne good fruit. SOCIETIES. Mi. Hi Mil) ( t it NCI L No. . K. A S. M. M.-i-i in Manonii' Hull every thiril Tuesday in each month. W. K. I.uraway, 1. I. M. 1). Mc PoiiKlit, Kecniiler. HOOD UlVKKCIIAl'l'KK NO. K. A. M. MeetK first ami tlnr'l Friday uikIUm of eacii month. Krunk ( liamller. li. H. A. li. Mop, Hirrctary. HimmI l(ir CoiiiiiiaiKlt i y N 1-, Iv. Nl Meets evi'i-y rtrM Tuesday eveioi eveioiitf eiii'li monil!. W . F. l.HKtttuy, h.l' A. 1. Mi. Kivorder. H M til KIV'KK CllAPTK.lt NO. 2 O. K. H -Meets second anil loin in TaesdHy evening olearh month. ViKUor rordialiv weicomed Mrs. Waller Wallers, VV. M. Miss Alia Poole. Sieereinry. CASHY VV. K. C Mti.'lK second mul loiulli Saturdays of each niniit h at K . ot P. Imll. Mrs. r-ilda C. Itto tmess, President. Mrs. iltace Honeywell. Tieas. Mm. Susie Lynn, Secretary . W. O. W. Keaiilar meet i utrs are Held the first Hud third .Mondays ol each month al K. ot I', hall. Visitors cordially invited, n, C. C. Irl llhtKK, C. C. K. K. (ioodrlcli. Clerk. HOOD K1VKK f AMI', No. 7,7(G, M. W. A , -Meets l!i K ol 1'. hall everv 1st mid Hid Wed ol eaeli month. .lames 11. ill norm', V.C, W. T. Krazier. Clerk. li'MIII KlVhHClW LL Niioil. M Kill HU1.S of WiMHlcran-Meelaal K. ol I'. Imll on tie tlistand Third i'tinrsdays ot earh moti'h. Mrs, Cora I(la. (i. N. MlH. .Vlrtttie Nll'Uelsell, I'lni'k. U.VZKl, HKHKK AH I.OIKiK No. 1,. I.o.o.l- Meeis Die nrt ami mini t ncsnay 'veinii in chi'Ii month In Hie odd fellows Hull, sevei miles sootli ol Hisul Kiur, K. D. I Mr. Marie .Musiker, N. H. Mr- Mary .Le-k-ion, V. li. It. II Keiiip, Sei'. I'r.til the charte-r of H .k1 Rhtt is anieiuitd, according to City Attorney Smth. the city can not purchase or ex- , td funds fur improvement of an autcuiotnle park. It is likely that such an amendment will le offered at the rext city election. While Chas. T. Early has uttered the city and county free use of property for an automobile park fur a term of years, the city council express opposition to the ex petiditure of any lare sum of money ' on properties not owned ly the city. The finance committee of the council has been'apir.ted to confer with the Commercial club over automobile park improvement. The council also l.mks favorably on a proposition for raising an automobile iark fund at the ap- . proarhit g Fourth of July celebration, and the Commercial club will be asked . to cooperate in the movement. i At the Monday night meeting of the ' , council an amendment to an ordinance ! regulating electric signs, was adopted. . Tue new oidirnnee w ill permit trans-j parent clectr ic signs. 'lhe Ihtod Kiver Fuel Co., organized; recently by C. D. Nickelsen, Nelson j Fn ry and T. G. Frohn, will erect at concrete building in arcordarce with1 specifications of a city ordinance regu lating construction within the business area. An invest. g ition if the he-dth , committee has developed that fumes ; I'riin cooking fertilizer at the Filz packing plant become unpleasant for residents of Columbia street when the I wind happens to blow fr m the nor'h- eat. The Columbia ttreet iLveliers recently complained to the council, i Mr. Fiiz has announced that he will i have employes of the packing plant ob i serve the direction of the w ind, and no fertilizer will be cooked when the breezes blow from the northeast. At other times the plant gives no etfene and a northeast wind prevails only at infrequent intervals. CHEVROLET MAN ; VOICES OPTIMISM Koy G. Stuait, on a tour of the Northwestern agencies of the Chevro let Motor Car Co., who was here the first of the week, is decidedly optim i istic over future business. Mr. Stuart, ! who in company with E. E. Brett and ! Mark (ameri n, of the Hood Kiver Gar i age, called on business men, says that la condition of prosperity, similar to 'that found in Hood Kiver, prevails; i fairly generally. "Indeed," says Mr. Stuart, "our ! season opened unexpectedly early for us this year. It was just about 'M days 1 ahead of what we had anticipated, and j as a result our Portland distributing i quarters are now cleaned of every-1 ! thing but sedans and trucks. We find that our trucks are moving rapidly." J Mr. Stuart says that his company, with its six manufactui ir.g plants, will make 20(1,000 cars this yeHr. The Oak laud plant, to which a million dollar addition is being rushed, will turn out 2(1, M to cars. "The outstanding feature of the Chevrolet, in my mind," says Mr. Stuart, "is that our car is manufac tured complete at Oakland, on the Pa-citk- coast. We have live other manu facturing plants, the largest of which is the parent plant at Flint, Mich.'" tihnier ollice make? fur Strawberry Crates. rubber stumps 1 W.W'NA'I KMl'I.K PYTHIAN sisTLUS No r Meets the -eeondaiid lomtli Thursdays ol dii Ii i tli at K. ol I' hull Mrs. Misie Lynn, K. C Mis. K ate Kiedei iek, M. ol II. and C. Mrs. Nellie Kei'KiiMin, M. of V. LACKKI. KKIIKK All LuP'tK No. S7.1.0 o K Meets tlrsl and third Motuhiyx each mon;H Mrs Y h.iilieih lliu-mnn, N. ti. Mrs Muhel l.akin, V. O. Mrs. Kulle Viiieenl, Secretary. HOOD HiVKlt I.OIMJK, NO. 116, A. K, and A M.-.Me'tM Maturdtiy eveitin ou or hef ire eaeh lull moon. .1. K. Carson, W. M. t). Melionald, stecretarv. i KMC I.OPIIH. No. 1S1, 1. o O. K. -Meets In Odeil odd Fellows' hall every Satur ilav nli;lii. Visitors cordtiilly weieonied. Wilson h ike, N. li. VV. L. Cat ms. Sec'y. iLKTA ASSs.MKl.Y NO. KB. I'NTIKP AKI isaus. Meek. Hie first and third Wedne.f d'ivs, w.ipk; second and foiirili WeilnesiUyp Artisans' hall. C. I). Himkichh, M. A. .1. H. Koitfuii Serretary. I tli KV 1LIIK LOIIOK NO. KIT, 1. O. O. K. Meets in Fra't'itial hall, every Thursday uicht. A, I, Day. N. ti. o. A. Laklu, V. U tieo. W. Thotnson, Secretary. HOOD KIvKU VAI.l.KV IUKMANF. SOCIfTY Hood Kiver, Ore. C.I) N lekelsen. I'n s. Mrs Alma Howe. See. Leslie Hut lei , I'reas. Call phone 1201. vV ACCOMA l.ODOK NO. K. OF P Meets In K. of P. hall every I uesday tiiijht. VV. H North, C. C. .lasiier VViekliani, K. of It. aud S. T. F. Jolinson, M. of F. KI'FN KNCA vlI'MKNT, NO. 4H, 1. O. O. F. :i'.ular meeting second Hiid fourth Tuesdays if eaeh month. F. H. Snyder, C. 1'. Oeo. W. Tiiomsoii. Scrihe. FRUIT JARS Bargains from the McDonald Stock Standard Makes All Sizes H, GROSS THE SECONDHAND DEALER TIlIIxl) SI. Phone 12U Executor's Sale In the matter of the estate of John 1).. nohue, deceased. Notice is hereby given: That in pur suance of an order of sale and license issued out of the County Court of Hood Kiver County, Oregon, on May ti, lit 1 !, in' the matter of the estate of John Donohue, deceased, the undersigned, executor of the will of Paid deceased, will sell at private sale, to the highest and best bidder, subject to continua tion by said County Court, from and after June (!, l'Jllt.'all of the right, ti tle interest and estate of the said John Donohue, deceased, at the time of his death, in and to the real property here inafter described, and all of the right, title and interest that the said estate tiHS, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired, other than or in addition to that of said deceased at the time of his death, of, in or to those certain pieces or parcels of land, with all buildings ami improvements thereon, situated, lying mid being in the City of Hood Kiver, Hood Kiver County, Oregon, and more particularly described as fol lows, towit : Lots numbered two (2) and three (IS) of Mock lettered "li" of Barrett -Sip-ma Addition to said City of Hood KJver ; also Lot numbered fifteen (15) in Mock numbered nine (H) of Hull's subdivis ion of Lots or Tracts "A" and "K" of Pleasantview Addition to said City of Hood Kiver. Said sale shall be for cash in hand; deed to be delivered upon confirmation of the sale by the County Court, and the payment of the purchase price. liids or offers to purchase said tracts or lots, or either ot mem separately, may be made to or left with the under signed at Hood Kiver, Oregon, or at the office of his attorney, George R. Wilbur, Eliot Ruilding, Hood River, Oregon, at any time after the first publication of this notice, towit, May X, 1919, and before the making of said sale; but no bid or offer v. ill be ac cepted until after June ti, 1919. Dated May ti, 1919. D. McDonald, Executor of the Will of mhjn") John Donohue, Deceased. The Touring Car appears this season with a new body. It is just a little more roomy than its predecessors more space in the tonneau and more clearance and leg room in the driving compartment. This naturally followed as a residt of lengthening the chassis several inches. A FULL LINE OF UNITED STATES TIRES IN STOCK L. E. FOUST SPECIAL SALE for next two wvek on follow inK vegetables : Cabbage, To matoes. Peppers, Kgjr Plant and Celery. Any quantity of following flowers: Heliotropes, Geraniums, Petunias, Salvias and Lobelias. HEIGHTS GREENHOUSE Tel. 3:in;;. ( leo. Haslinper, Prop. R. C. GLANVILLE ATTORNEY AT LAW Uooiu 1 National Punk Building "" flood River, Oie,:uii SOLO IIV Consolidated Mer. Co. Hood River and Odell Arnold Grocery Co. Hood River A. F. Bickford Pine (irove, Ore., R. J. Mclsaac Parkdale, Ore. Oregon Lumber Co., Dee, Oregon CORRECT LUBRICATION Zerolene gives a letter him of oil between the working parts of your car. It conserves power and saves wear. Scientifically refined from select ed California crude oil Get a Correct Lubrication Chart for your car. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CUforn;) rr u r .... L G. V. PI'.Ftt.R. Special Agent. Standard Oil Co.. Hood River. Permanency and Durability are combined with beauty in the JEWELRY offered for sale by us t"--r- --) After a lifetime in the business we lum- heiome iKqikiinted with the U-st. and only the best is ottered to our p.itions. W. F. La ra w a y Never h.ive we seen the Ilia id River alley more contentedly busy. Optimism is reac hing all the way down the line. It is a day of ood things, amon them ood roads and remember our Good Groceries CONSOLIDATED MERCANTILE CO. I a Automobile Service to all points . of Mid-Columbia Regular Stage to and from Parkdale As follows : Leave Hood Hivcr daily, except Sunday, at p. in. I.i-Hve I'm kilnle daily, except Soiidnv, at I 'i and on Saturday even ilia's at li 45 p. in. PORTLAND-HOOD RIVER MOTOR STAGE Enaliliinj yon tu see the Wonderful Columbia 1,'iver Highway at a nominal com. FASHION LIVHRY COMPANY PHONE 1201 HOOD RIVER, OREGON THE FISHERMAN WILL FIND EVERYTHING AT Pat's Place Everyday, and Sunday, too NEW LINE OF TACKLE SALMON EGGS CIGARS, TOBACCO, CIGARETTES PIPES, ETC. When vou foel a touch of Spring fever, try a schooner of our ROOT BEER IisBros. (Ml ' 4: Itea Mkmd Do not be satisfied until you get the BEST HILLS BROS. COFFEE AND TLA HAS NO EQUAL. For Sale Exclusively By VINCENT & SHANK "The Home of Quality Groceries" i I 1
