The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, February 26, 1920, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text(Of n J r iif gf VOL. XXXI H(M)1 III Vi:i: UKKCON. THlTiSDAY, FIIIiKl AKV lliiMi No. 3t I I t E. O. BLANC HAK President S. J. MOORE Cashier SERVICE This is the time to plan tl.o e: r's work and to arrant your financial re'iiiitYiiients. your needs for PAYMENT OF TAXES DISCOUNTING BILLS CLEARING LAND PURCHASE OF LIVE STOCK or any other legitimate purpose will always have our earnest consideration and support. We will be pleased to consider your plans and advise you at any time. THE MUST NATIONAL BANK Resources over a million SATURDAY SPECIAL STATIONERY AT BARGAIN PRICES V.liw Hell Linen. .'i-V a:ue, Saturday Spec'i 20 Lord Baltimore, va'r.e. Saturday Syee'l 20 CavedY Linen (1M. V ) Saturday Spec'l 33 Tulip Linen Saturday Spec'l 50 THESE PRICES ARK HR SMT RDAY, FF.B'Y 21st ONLY Kresse Drug: Company The R&xgJUl Store Conw in anil hear the tu-zs I'cln iiurx I U trolti Records VALLEY BEES I! ARE DECREASING iii t I !! SPRAY POISONING FATAL TO INSECTS j fold Winter Had Little Effect on Hta'thy Hives Bees Needed fur Pulltn Latiun at Lluisoa T.me Treoity of Hood Rivt-r led the eeurty's si.Uin isii ns with s-" members. Otnei distri -ts subsi ribed as follows: l ine Grve. .c; Barrett. Odell, 2-H ; and liper Vallev. 2l. Toe Oregon Chapter nearest second ; t, Hii-I River in raiiriir l.r-' memtnrs ' wji-t Trie Dalle, where the ree rd -h. -vej Til ptr cent of subscriptions tor liftv per cent of the f mils raued wid he dubursH Iv the local Chapter. The county court will receive Soon tc he ', I 'He in county nurse work. Tne tun of i Jf ', was appropriated for the purer: ..-e t .1:1 iiiitom-.hile tor use ot the hu. e. ! l:i addition the committee has i -ur- mnvr i til iu fKiaszzMxxn-sirjxz.- fraasii.a.ai.a.' E&TmZsamsss&tzizn . 1900 1920 J. G. VOGT The Riding Pants House of Hood River We certainly do feel proud of the Wonderful business we do in this popular garment. Ours fit as they should, grip at the knee, with a graceful fullness in the hips. We have CORDUROY MOLESKIN $4 SO to DUX BAK on n KAMI' IT 9.00 SUMMER KHAKI Army Officers O. D. Serge mode to your measure a three weeks ' delivery BUTLER BANKING COMPANY Member Federal Reserve System Service Security , I i With the coming of soring and the apnroa 'h of another hi: ssoming season, ' Hood Rivet otvhhr Jists are attain tvi ' ueticn'K an interest in l-eec, declared 'one el the chief atents of in liei'at i m j in the fruit district Although an ,n j creasing number of apple growers, ! during Uie past evt-ral years.have made ! eti. rts to keen a lirniK'u r.utiiher of bee ' ;nves in tin ir orchards, more for 'he j benefits to he lie- ve 1 from the acliv ty id the insects, at l-loomii g -easm t u. i from ) honey that might he harvi.-t- e I, Put few report a:i Miccess with them. A census of hees herj at the preset,; lime, it is declared, wuihl show the .iisetts in very unall iiiinil ers. It .a t have teen expected that the eeie fieeze of Pei einhtr w.iiihl have k.lL-d it, any bets., but orchard istii report t'.ai unusually low temperatures had little eilect on healthy hies. "1 had 12 hives of bees two years '' tays P. li. Laraway, "and have n't any now. 1 lost about half of them the first winter, and last suiniiier and fall the remainder of the hives d ed. They were killed oil' chiellv by spray poison inu. The bees do not net enough stiray from the apple trees tu hart ti.em, Put it is application of arsenate I ol lead sprays at a time whtnthi; cover cu ps ate hloomirnr that pets the bees. I 'Mil we take steps to prtvent soak in t i.e hlnoms of rover crops with coray e ioe not I'oing to be able to raise any bets in the Hood River valley." l.etny t'hilils states that he has found hut lew bees killed as a result of (! col I weathct of last December. M r. t'i.ihi-, however, thinks that growers i'.iu-t ht; educated to use caie in their spraying, if bees are to be raised lu re in nun, hers sufficient to be of lienelit at I lootuing time. He says that care io application of arsenate sprays and l he preventing of it from coveriim L h'oms of cover crops, will insure bees here. APPLE CONTIiOL SOUGHT BY GR0WE1S chi.seJ a number of Red I'rc-s tir. t i.; chi ,-ts. which are to be placed in evi r si p mj of the vallev to be used in ta-e of emernency. These caouiets :.i eq i'pred with practically event! ; that c nild he required in tne eveiu at- i lent, from splints to dresfiiiirs. Two special cases are also to he ir st ailed at the railroad depot, and tt will I e available in the event of a ti wreck or accident. Two compi.t stretchers po with this outfit. j Four medical and surgical satcl,, are also provided for the use of i,, Sc. ut troops in the county, and tt i will be ureatly aupreciated bv al, Scouts. '1 tie entire proirram has been canii . out al.mt; the lines laid down by tic puient organization fur Red C'ros.) In in. community sei vice. TERMS OF TREATY WITH GERMANY 1 1; DEGLNSaiOXDAY v s :.n:a to finish by jine .:; i !..ek-!Ud Rier Stretch to I.;.-'. .! - ...iir Rad to Be 0,-n h April I ; i f th.. ;d I i i. I, w.ll r Nel .t tl). iot,;!! A Carload of Eastern Oregon Horses and Mares All broke to hitch to any vehicle or implement Matched Teams and Single ON EXHIBITION' AT FASHION STABLES . . J 1 lb i- HI I ti :'i . It 3 'V Z- j1t4. FRIEND SPRAYERS For Service ALL SIZES NOW IN STOCK Sulphur for Fer EVERYTHING FOR SPRAYING Hood River Spray Company I'hone 2421 Vshin(fton Bpnle orchanlists wili have the Crown storatre t-tiares, which will control trie output oi ijl) per cent of the. state's crop and regulate i ! e ! returns to the Krmvc:!, ttccordiii!', I pr .li ii narv plans male at t::e second dav'.- session i f the Sknokum Pacheis' as iicia.ion at Seattle last week. Ti:e exe,' d.ve commitlee wa directed In 'vote to make an investigation ami ie port. 'I his action crew out r.f ariVtn led ; explanation the day before by Alton cy 1 Aar n Sanhiro, one of the leadti-K an: Ivir.tii's on the . Pacilie coast in i o,.i'i,.( ne ort:niz:'tion, ot how the t'al : iforni l exchanges and as-ociatioi i as , devel pel to business iiu-tiUil;ons. 'I t.e j discus-ion of the subject coveted a ( pt1! iod of a day. . Meas lies contern;. luted by this inno , vai ion ill t.i luiie tli' huilJi: tr or h ;i-c of a c.s.tial cold storai e nl..! t. !'..m ! a hich I he lruit will be step) ej 1'iot.i . ti.Ti;1 to time when the eastern market t is favorable, the orchardists belie vinjr I that they ran retain the prolits from storage while at the fame time taking l advantane of risuiR markets after the ; crop has been picked, packed and j stored. THI NK LINE ROAD i MARS COlli'LEIIGN P. II. MOIIR & BROS. All stock guaranteed as represented JtlQulV Mi FEDERAL We carry the SUNKIST LINE of CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES including PEACHES, PINEAPPLE, PEAS, CORN, ASPARAGUS, STRING BEANS, PORK AND BEANS, SPINACH AND SAUER KRAUT. We also have RAISINS SEEDED, SEEDLESS AND CLUSTER. PINE GROVE STORE A. F. BICKFORD, Prop. MOTOR TRUCK ,1. II. Scott, (,f the er.L'iiteerintr corps jf the state highway department, an ! nounces that the survey of a trunklme I road thrimuh the valley connecting the ...i,,,...., I i- I i.:.. u:..u .'i. ii... 1 I ! Vl'"t, . einuinuia iiiijnway who ire i.oop hhii ; will he cnrnpleled within two weeks, i Mr. Scott, with a ere v 12aure.v- ors, heiian wink of layintr out the val- ey trunk route last tall The route as surveyed passes to the ! east of I'arkdale. The load then twit.trs i to the west of liooth hill, a barrier be I tween the Upper and Lower Valleys, i The load then swings to the east. Has--j iiijr a short distance to the east of (hiell. The route, which will he an ' proximately 25 miles in length, will ; fidlow the Last Si, le orchard district ! the entire distance fum Odell to Hood 1 River, it is said. Although actual hostilities ceased over 1" months atfo, America alone o! the Allies remains at war with tier many. The stringent terms of the pei.ee treaty, in which America will not participate unless the senate takes sonn" action of ratification, are set forth in an Overseas Daily Mail, which is received here by C-. G. Roberts, of Tar gie vood Ranch, near Dee. The terms follow : . SV;thhi one month of the signing of the pence treaty Germany must: Hand over all war criminals. Hand over all submarines, submarine sal. age vessels and submarine docks. Hand over certain sums of gold now in the Reichshank. Within two months Germany must: Di-mantle fortifications in western Germany. Surrender to the Allies all excese an; s and munitions of war. I lose all military school not author ized by the Allies. Reduce the licet to six battleshiiw. ox liifht cruisers, 12 de-troyers and R. torpedo boats, and a maximum of 15. t.tiii men. Hand over to the Allies the battle shi!' Older; burt', Turingen, I'ooen, Vt. -dfiilen, Ostfriesland, Helgclnnd, Id end mil and Nas-au ; the ligi'.t cn,is-1 er, Stettin, Dan.g, Monchen, l.u- tiei k, Sirnl. tiiid, AUirshurjr, Kcdlierg and Stuttgart; d'Z tin di-rn destroy tri (oio .ill iiio ieru torr.e In luiats. Dc'tricbilc e nil men in the living corps. Deliver to the Allies all merchant ships excet ling 1 .ti'id tons gross, hid t of lA ships between RIHIli and l.liW! tons gross ai d i i:e -ipiarter of hersleair. tia.vlers atd other fishing hi ats V.'iiii'ii three month- Gel miii y mu t: l'.iduce the in my io 2 H.l.i n men. ( lir-e di'vvn all muruti. n t;n Tories ij cevt. a few authorized and tsunt-ivisod by the Allies. Di close to ti.e AllieM till! secret1' of ina iidai i'.'n ..f poison gilfSes, e. sivos and other agent.-) of ilealucu .i usi a in the w ,ir. I'.reak un all submarines under cn -ti action. Hand over to the Allies all milit r., and navul aeroiihines and dirigihl s, engines, armameiit, munitions, t-h is. anil other rnatci nil. Accept from the Reparation Comtr. s Kion orders as t: the amount of t -n ! Hi;e of merchant ships to be buih in (ic.man yanls for the followitg i ,vo u'i.rs for free delivery to the Alhe-. leliver to France and Belgium m.i iv thi-usun.i horses, slieep.cows and isoats lleg'in the delivery to France, bel giuni and Italy of many million tons id c, ill. Hand over to Japan all documi to the government of Ki.io hoW I Within six months Germany ircist surrender to France all war trophies I and works of art carried away in the I war of INTO. 1. Restore works of art ' anu precious books to Relgium. Kibbe Constructio i ii oaving the Highwa a: -I V'veth, announced tr hot stuff would b Mon lay. w hen the roa i I dating week days fror i i lii p. m. between here and cks It was announced that . k would le rushed. It is i .ut- d that the paving cr.ws i. the c ty bunts by June 8. that the paving will be ru.-hed t, on before the heavy traftic r tourists begins was received hv local citizens. It is liktlv. uevir, that the interruption and the li. i I vka.led rials will prevent i ceh i rati. in of blossom fet--in May. s have lompletnl all but about l of the grade of the Hood .Vo-ier sei tion i f the road. This I r ii' is no iv beinn blasted out, ul'"t ' ilaja it will be possible e a team over the entire rout. a ;it. .rm.:- h's can now be driven t i t'.e tunnels lust east of the Iloid iiiur 'Aiisi-u county line, the ro..d is very rough, hui;e boulders he ir i' I-! c a tered. People who have re new section of the w ill be startling to ti.e tit i.. ( r -ii , It -lri -t cei ! ly v i- ite l t he r. ;. I .:, I are that it to' c i.d nuldie. 1 ! 1 1 e it will will the name nf the sen.sa, ; c ,d Imk of the Columbia River n.i;c, v.,," snvs K. O. Illanchar, who v. ii i l. wife j'.irneed up over the ' ci ii; iv. "It is a wonderful piece to " ,. i e-i i'';r work. " I la- .on I t i Mosier, according to j- . e .-; irnaten of engineers, will be 1 1 .i , , i i tr.i.iic about April 1, mw:m mi HAY BE BUILT thi Hod River County may builJ about, a mile ot exper mental concrete rond imncr. Members of the county ne t'avoial'le to such action, and s are li ning that thev call for s o.i a mile I . gth. if it is decided that funds be expend- ii .'t ; ..V, ed th-: A Size For Every Bus hies s Service For Every Ozvner 1 to 5 Tons A "good name" is buill by years of making good. The strength of the name of FEDERAL as applied to Motor Trucks lies in the good will of Federal owners through a decade. FEDERAL means more than- just a Motor Truck it is a guarantee of Haulage Service. You get value re ceived from every FEDERAL. HEALTH CONDITION REPORTED BETTER Send for Prices and Specifications THE HEIGHTS GARAGE J. F. YOl SIO'U l, Manager CORNER OF TWELFTH AND C STREETS Telephone 3151 SUNDAY'S MEMORIAL SERVICE IMPRESSIVE Hood River Post of the American Region observed mi morial day last Sun 'day for the county's young men who d.ed during the great war. The service :whs conducted at Riverside church, where Kent Shoemaker, commander ol Hie I'ost, presided. Tno meeting was one of the most t impressive ones ever held in Hood Kiv i er. Eighty ex-service men, wearing i their uniforms, marched into the church in a body. The thinning ranks of the blue clad veterans of the Civil war i were- present. The big church wa i crowded. Rev. W. H. Hoddy delivered a memorial sermon and presentation of i memorial certificates, a gift of the ' French government, was made bv Capt. Ge .. R. Wilbur. French memorial certificates were presented for the following men : Wil liam bucian Carson, Karl Roberts, in. Ah ert Kreig, Fdward Guy Kastman, Walter 1'lng. Albert l ewis Gran.-trom, Harvey L. Shearer and Marshall I'ineo. The latter was a Hood River man who wa.4 ferving in France with the Cana dian armv. HOOD RIVER LEADS RED CROSS CHAPTERS A final summing up of the December drive for Red Cross memberships shews Hood River county to have led the state. A total of G03, represent ! g 1UJ per cent of the funds ot the year The Red Cross Chapter has appointed a relief committee to assist in caring for influenza patients. The committee is composed of the following: Rev. W. H. lioddy, Mrs. Wm. Stewart. Mrs. li. R. Mailer, K. W. Sinclair. Mrs. L. M. lier.tley and Mrs. J. W. Ingalis. All women of the county who have had experience in nursing have been askeii to register with Mrs. Stewart. While the health condition han been serious here the past PI days because of much influenza and small pox and several cases of scarlet fever. Dr. V. it. Abraham, reports that diseases ere on tne decline. The influenza situation s much better. in constructing t he concrete road, co, ! w ill m lect two stretches in t t ;o pie warehouses in the : i , ch ild district. The pres ... i , it i- -aid, are in poor oonli i. a d fn trallic there is heavier i n other parts ot the valley. L-.i.:.u'l HACK rm CALIFORNIA Mc;:ll.-igti, w ho is just back s wuh connections of '.he .ir.s Association in southern i an i i; ; attended the recent ol the W estern r i uit Job c!:o:i hold at San Francisco, conv r it urn to have had the sec in the history of the -s. More than ti.tM) dc le al! parts of the country Mr. McCulliigli says one important actions of the as that of providing for a . tio,... iii!!.;ition of interpretations of tea I;.--.' terms. An u: (oi lunate incident of the con veril on a cording to Mr. McCullagh, was th prevalence of influenza. A nu iib r of di h gates w ere fatally strick i n. Jc.-eph Sti inhardt, New York up idc I.'im r, vvlai is well known for hia i i-.il pun ha -i" of large bock 8 of fruit, vvas s r loiisly ill for a time. Mr. M'-Cuiiagli K'- the apple market is i ndii g in a snotted condition this year. Tne trade, he says, is at present showing but little activity. R0BERC INVENTS ASPARAGUS MACHINE I "nt. t ii Hi girie. about ho.se.- ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD NOMINATIONS With the approach of the annual nominating primary meeting, when candidates for the directorate will be rmmed, members of the Apple Growers Association are displaying a greater interest than usual in such meetings. A number of prominent growera have expressed themselves as displeased I w it.1 the trend of grading apples to-j ward an inferior level, and it is ex pec ted that Home appeal for grading j reforms wdll be made at the session, : which will be held Saturday, March bl. The As-ior iation's annual report will be read at the meeting by A. vV Stone. hie to secure labor for the work. .loin) K iheig, who has one of the larg est acreages of the green variety of 88 pangus mi the Pacific coast, has in vented a device for cutting the old -eedlmg stalks from his tract9. He ha- m Ki itel an eight horsepower gas oline e: giae on an ordinary mowing machine The mower will be drawn by h r es a is customary, but the sickle will he propelled by the gaH en- As the sickle must be operated twi inches under the earth, were not able to draw the ci i i- a id at. tne same time furnish r.otive ; iu.ver for the machinery. i i f irmer years Mr. Koberg cecuretl Japanese farm laborers to cut the as para ;u-, stalks with heavy hoes. As a re.- ,k i f h.s activity in the Hood River A i,-A iitic Association Mr. Koterg and his f.umer Nipponese laborers have ii-oigreid and the latter have all H .ii hi n. Recaii sie the newly invented ma i ' in? will replace so many Japanese laborers, mechanics at the Howell Ida Ksiiuth fhop, where the machine is near ng completion, have dubbel it ' Kohe'f.'s lion Jap." MORTON PLACE IS LEASED TO JAPANESE About 75 fars in Valley While ordinarily all apples are re moved from storage plants along the line by Jauuary 1, it is now estima'erl that T3 carloads of apples remain at warehouses aloniz the Mount Hood K. R. 'The fruit is being moved in slonlv. as Fhipners tind it necesasry to repack -lar.cari ,mm u a Ltfure, was euUcnUJ for 1WU wcr. ( practically all t,h apples. Member-i of the Hood River Antl-A-mt c Association expressed surprise In -icy on learning that J. W. Morton ha I lea ail a mo acre estate, just west of t.lii city and nclnngmg to himself and children, to a partnership of Jap-ani.-e While it has developed that Mr. Morton was never a member of the ori'Mialion, which pledged growers ag o: L s'ale or lease of real estate to I Japane-'e, he" wai conspicuous at meet i ing- of the association in his pleas for j legi; lation against Oriental immigra tion. '1 he place leased to the Japanese is chiefly i" diimhiu low lands and is con sidered one of the mot fertile tracts of the mid-Columbia. The lessees, who will pay an annual rental of $ 1 ,200 and taxes, amounting to 'about $400 this year, w.ll devote the place to truck garJunir.j, it 18 BujrJ.