The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, October 21, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextnOQI) RIVER GLACIER, THI'RSPA Y, OCTOBER 21, 1020 TRAFFIC VIOLATOR ASKS JAIL TERM 11-. MX xMLs&iMid?,L Jk IIP Hi IT I upau I ill hhti '"flr-tT till Jim HHHI KEAT AND LIGHT JpH I 5 I I Like good coffee, a good oil t. . i i . . . iieaicr motives u m canmsi. Filled with Pearl Oil its ready heat chases away the chill of the morning and cheers up the whole room. Pearl Oil is clean-burning, without smoke or odor. Economical. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere and by our stations. Order by r r.. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) I I v. , , " r i For Sale or Trade S. W. i of N. W. Section 29 Township 2 N. Range 10 E. 40 ACRES-on Hood River- "Bloucher Station River crosses northwest corner. Deed for road to highway and to water in spring for domestic use -one-eighth mile to higeway at Bloucher. Twenty acres assessed for water under East Fork Ditch. Good Strawberry land. Some Timber. Price, $50.00 per acre. Will take lots in Hood River for $800.00 equity. Terms on $1,000. Deed iniiBt contain provision that pOMfltlloa by Chi note or Japanese M owner or tenant shall forfeit title to School Dis trict in which land may lie at time. Address JAMES N. DAVIS, 601 Journal Building Portland, Oregon Apple Boxes Order Your Supplies NOW a apci Bluestone Lime We want Johnathans, Spitz, Ortleys, New towns, Arkansas Blacks and Winesaps for our middle west demand and can use a few odd varieties to advantage. Consign your fruit where it will not be sacrificed at early prices. We sell In the best and most stable market in America. We expect some buying ordera soon for those who WILL sell. DUCKWALL BROS. Phone Odell 59 "The Best for the Middle-West" Hood River Abstract and Investment Co. J. w. c h. V. SINCLAIR. Sec. ;tracts LL KINDS LOAN: ATE We are selling Schillings Best Line with a Money Ba k guarantee if you are not satisfied after using them. Kaesser's Grocery When R. C. Davis, Portland young man, was before Kecorder Howe Mon day on a charge of turning his automo bile between street intersections, he was unable to produce the $!i fine as sessed and instructed Mr. Howe to put him in jail. J. A. Davis, the boy father, appeared on the scene and soon the mother joined the throng in the city recoder's office. Mr. Howe, how ever, declined to incarcerate the boy, but stated that he would take the au- lomoDiie. i nree oiner cnuuren were members of the family party, en route to pick apples on the hast Side. While Mr. Davis had sufficient funds, he stated he needed the money for buying groceries and the city was instructed to take the car. if the town of Mood River can t afford to get along without taking the automobile of people who come here to help harvest the apple crop, declared the head of the family, "then the town is welcome 10 n. I ll admit that mv ooy made a mistake. Hut it is the cus tom usually to warn DSODU who trv to observe general rules before arresting and fining them. The boy has just completed four years in the navy." lhe Davis family finally cooled down. however, and when they promised to return after participation in the apple I narvest and pay the fine they were per mitted to go. fines assessed for infraction of traf fic laws within the city since Septem ber 1 are now nearintr 75. Seventeen other fines have been assessed since October 1. The defendants were : W. L. Cotton, Mrs. I.. I,. Murphy, Chas. Tirpitz, 0. A. Haskill, J. Hutson, P. I'. & L. Co.. O. C. Peppier, J. C. Cox, M. A. Udelius, H. K. Carage, F. I). Cilcher, . McNutt, L. H. Nealeigh, Heney & Vales, Dr. Jesse Edgington, itay l nomas, Marion Pickering. Ue Universal Car Closed Car Comfort Health Work Progresses in Schools The modern health crusade work which has been introduced into everv school in the county by the county nurse, is meeting with the approval and splendid cooperation of both par ents and teachers. The crusaders are children who nerform three-frmrf ha nf the 11 healthy chores daily. lhe aim is to teach good, health hab its throuifh the performance of daily healthy chores. As thechilrden succeed thev are HWHrded ninu tn ,,!. ihm different degrees, page, squire, knight and knight banneret. Nutrition is receiving phupcihI Atten tion in the schools thin vpnr Mnnv nf the schools are putting in school scales and in every school the children will be weighed and measured monthlv anil the report will be sent home to parents on monthly report cards, so they can keep in touch with the children's phys ical as well as their mental develop ment. Many of the county schools will serve ho lunches during the winter months. Thomas Marshall Discusses Business Thomas Marshall, superintendent of the C & N. W. Company s shops at St. Paul. Minn., is here visitinir and looking after a ranch place just west of the city. He says that the trend of business conditions toward norma times of pre-war days is becoming more evident every day. The business if the railroads, he states, has di created 20 per cent during the first two weekB of October. The rail business is the lightest for the fall period in many years. No building is uroinir on." savs Mr. Marshall, "and 'only crops are moving. We now have a good surplus of labor. business generally is dull, but it shouldn't cause any alarm. It is the natural trend of things, resulting from a greater cuuali.ation of supply and demand. " No danger in traffic a clear vision in all directions. No flapping curtains -no drafts on your head. No heavy overcoats or gloves. As much air from outside as you want -and no more. As much warmth from inside as you want and no more. All plate glass windows and wind shields open or close in a moment's time to any position you wish. In rain, snow, wind or storms; in summer heat or sun the Comfort Car for Oregon is the Ford Sedan. That tells you briefly why Ford closed car sales in Oregon have increased 1500 in 1920 over 1919. That explains why you see so many of them everywhere now, on country roads, moun tain trips or city streets. All the sturdy dependability and economy of the Ford chassis and all the beauty of an electric, at a price you cannot resist. Get your Ford Sedan now. Chassis $360 Runabout, Regular $395 Runabout, with Starter $465 Touring, Regular $440 Sedan, with Starter $795 Touring, with Starter . . $510 Truck, Pneumatic Tires $545 Coupe, with Starter $745 The prices listed above are F. O. B. Detroit DICKS0NMARSH MOTOR CO. Authorized Sales and Service Ford Cars, Trucks and Fordson Tractors. "EVERY OREGON DRIVER NEEDS A FORD ENCLOSED CAR" Apple Day Planned Plans are being laid at Seattle for the observance of national apple dav. October 30, and the following week as apple week, to encourage Washington ians to help eat the 15,000.000 boxes of apples produced in the state. Mayor Caldwell has issued a procla mation calling uMn all good citizens to eat apples during the week. The Chamber of Commerce has sent tele grams to commercial.bodies throughout the state urging campaigns to encour age apple eating. The observance of the week will be attended ;by window exhibits giving suggestions for preparing the fruit for those who do not prefer the apples as they come from the trees. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY To the People of Hood Kiver County: I take this means of announcing to the neople of this County that I am a candidate to succeed myself as District Attorney at the general election, Nov ember 2nd, having administered the ofBM during the past term by favor of the voters of this count v at the gener al cletion of I'.Uti. If vou feel that the office has been acceptably administered by me in the ; past, 1 will very much appreciate your Mpport, with the assurance that the ! business of the county and state, lxth I criminal and civil, will be attended to with the least possible exine to the taxpayers consistent with a protwr en forcement of the law. Searches of records and reliable ab stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 800 Oak Street. Phone 1521. jy20-tf Women Made Young Bripht eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system in order by regularly taking COLD MEDAL B - x. c v IF- 1 All films left with us up to 4 o'clock p.m. are out the following day at 4 p.m. hlocoin & Can-jy22tf I n at four out at four field C Tho world'i. standard remedy for kiJney, liver, Madder and uric acid troubles, the enemies of lite and looks. In use since IP96. All druggists, three sizes. Look for tike name dolt Medal on ovary box end .u-cept no iir.ilatiou NO LOlWINt IN THIS PAR.K IPS LOOK, READ AND ACT W31y Hwga Touting If you have ever had a disa greeable experience at a gar age, where your work was not a success, or you thought not ; paid for something that you didn't get, you will appreciate a job, small, or a complete overhaul, done bv Emerv at the Cascade Garage. Magneto, Generator or Starter Work Done Personally See EMERY CASCADE GARAGE Paid adv. A. J. Derby. Notice of Road Meeting in Road Dis trict No. 2, Hood River County, Oregon Notice is hereby given: A District road meeting of the legal i vote's of Koad District No. 2, Mood ! Kiver County, Oregon, will be held at Mclsaac s Hall, at Parkdale, within ' said road district, county and state, on Saturday, November 6, 1920, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. tn. At such time and place there shall : be submitted to the legal voters of said I road district, for their approval or re- jt--tion, the following: Shall there be levied within Road District No. 2, Hood River County, Oregon, a special additional tax of five (") mills on the dollar on all taxable property within said Road District, the same to be levied, col lected and expended within said Koai iMstrict in the manner vided by law ? Said meeting shall t held ai ducted, and the proceedinar dm SitUpTake Notice We carry a stock of Leatherand Rubber Footwear that gives yOU satisfactory service under all weather conditions. Wi carry nothing but 1st grade quality in Leather and Rubber Footwear. Try Us For The Best JOHNSEIYS SHOE STORE APPLE PEAR PEACH BOXES We can furnish in any amount from either Hood River or Parkdale. Three trucks on duty for deliveries to any part of the Valley. i BRIDAL VEIL LUMBERING CO. Phone 2181 NELSON EMRY. Manager Fourth and Cascade pro- W. J. Baker & Co. GIVE us your food order OVtt the phone. Note how carefully we fill it and how promptly we de liver it and how everlast ingly god are thegrocer U'3 wo seno you. It will make a customer out of you. We know it Iouble Trading Wotinesda; Yours f tireen every WHEN TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE Portland, tion. Rii have ordered a shipment of goods from rain is late or they have missed connec eed those goods now. You lose money, arrive on schedule. THF SOLUTION: Order the Shipment brought here by The Warren Truck Lines Arriving here at 3 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Deliveries to your door. Furniture Moving a Specialty CONSIDER THE CON YEN II NCI RliAL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands nt to the f Hood R Grocery of Quality E. E KAESSER, Propnetor E C. WARREN. Prop. Local Depot: Fas Portland Office: I Phone rnatic 5-ll.