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HOOD RIVER, OREGON, THURSDAY
FOHKK :8 1920
VOL. XXXI!
So. 22
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Save am Invest
Tliere has boon no timo in recont .years when a
dollar would buy so little in the way of necessities,
comforts, and especially luxuries, and so much
in the way of investments. There was never a timo
when i( paid better to invest.
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Our Bond Department is at your service.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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The Japanese Sandman.
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I Host Ever Medley.
THE BEST DANCE RECORDS
By Paul Whitemnn and his Ambassador Orchestra.
COME IN AND HEAR THE
OCTOBER RECORDS
Kresse Drug Co
The ftl&xaJUL Store
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BORDEAUX PASTE
Freshly Prepared.
Will Save You Time and Trouble.
Milestone Lime Arsenate of Lead
Come to any ol fleer's desk and
tell him just what yon would like
to have the Butler Banking Com
pany do for you.
If you want to open an account,
establish a line of credit, discuss
plans which need banking sup
port, or bring to bear a disinter
ested judgment on your plans for
developmenl of your opportuni
ties, we will try to satisfy yon.
"FRIEND" SPRAYERS
It Will Pay to Order Early.
Hood River Spray Company
Phone 2421
If its for Spraying - we can furnish it
BUTLER BANKING COMPANY
Monitor Federal Reserve System
E aMrx-a r " Gestae
Remember Last Winter?
When Coal was parcelled out by the City
Officials in 50 lb. Lots ?
Prospects for next Winter are
not any brighter.
Stock up now while Coal is
available and before new freight
rates drive up price.
Hood River Fuel Co.
Phone 2181
Fourth and Cascade
C h i r t s
0 20
Reduced
ho story is short. Etfery band stylo shirt in th
house, every size, with no reservations. You Ml
find mostly "Arrow" hand quality shirts in every
detail, that are worth and have been selling for
$2.50 to $5.00.
$2.50 grade $2.00
3.00 trrade 2.40
3.50 grade .
!.80
4.00 grade 3.20
(Sec he window)
J. G. VOGT
Rubber
Footwear
for
Men &L Women
We can fit you out
so your feet will be
dry
OPES EVENINGS
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WHY swelter in the
heat, and shiver in
the cold, when you can
combine the activity and
thrift of the open car with
true homelike comfort
in the Oakland Sensible
Six Sedan? Nowhere
does an automobile inv est
ment pay higher returns
than in this moderately
priced and efficient car.
We are exhibiting the
Oakland now at our
salesroom, jtrj
PINE GROVE STORE
A. F. BICKFORD. Prop.
OAKLAND
SENSIBLE SIX
Cm Mm, Mmmdiir UM. Ftmr Dr WbWW.WI
HEIGHTS GARAGE
PARTY INTEREST
NOT MANIFEST
HARDING IS CHOICE OF MAJORITY
Hills Attracting Studious Voters - County
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Interest tenters in Race For
Judge
off.
Never has a presidential election ap
proached in Hood River county with as
little display of party interest. The
weather and status of the apple har
t I runscend politic;:! leaning. When
two orchsrdieta meet or one of them
comes in Contact with a business man
the conversation is about exhausted
when the two flrit mentioned subject
have in', in commented on. But with
all this apparent apathy, a deep inter
est m political aitairs is underlying
here. A total of 8,242 electors have
r. r i tered. Of this number almost
2,600 indicate an affiliation with the
Republican party. The little comment
that is made by the bus)
the Apple Valley points to
heaviest Republican votes
ants were killed. Then Mrs. Ki
noting that shots might reach best
dren. who were (Maying on the
happened on the scene and Mr. K
followed. The complaining wi
however, testified that Mr. Jei
left the premises as so m as .
l!ut he claimed at Die iri
of his party continued to ho.
his property on the opposite side i
railroad track. Mr. Jennings, 1
was stated. offered Mr. Kobi ,
birds killed on bis truck farm,
the latter declined the gift, Mr.
ninga started to reeovvr a few
had been shot and left on the gi
i citing that it was illegal to ie:
dead bits in the field. Mrs. K
; however, it wai stated by witn
threatened the iiunter with a rii
- he left the bird.
After witneses had been hear
; Geo. R. Wilbur, the defendant's
ney, and Judge Dei by had
argument:', Mr. hoherg vsithd
ust as Justus
r to give his deci
i his withdraw.!
release of a det
r by Earl Fj
.tier was not QUI
ns ho did not know
f?fli
Li .
Apple
h.
i of
the
fast
for a presidential nominee. Harding
will curry the county, overwhelmingly.
Except for an address to a ci unty
fair crowd in mid-September, Hood
River lias held no political meeting
this year. Rut for s meeting last
night, when Walter L. Toose eddn saed
voters at a Republican rally, the elec
tion would come and go without a sin
gle rally. The Democrat! planned a
meeting the first of last week. Kor
some reason it never materialized. No
speakers appeared, A Republican rally
was planned for Saturday night. It
seemed for a time that this would ap
pro act) an old ttme rally. Local stunt
ders were billed. W. R. Winans had
prepared B Bong which wa to have
been sung by Frank I.. Davidson, At
the pit Venth hour a t legram was re
ceived announcing that the speaker,
F.x-Representative Dennett, formerly
in congress for a New York city dis
trict, had sudden I v been called back
east.
While the Republican national ticket
and Representative Sinnott will draw
their party electors the latter des
tined, according to indications, to re
ceive many Democratic votes as well,
the comment of even the most regular
of Republicans indicates that Senator
Chamberlain
here. The ke
county has he
the
race
vill rei ei a a heavy vote
l ie :.t aCliV!
en displayed
(or the county judgeship, rhe regolai
Republican nominee, who also received
the Democratic nomination st the May
primaries, is H. L. Hasbrouck. J. ().
Hannum is seeking the office, mining
on an Independent ticket. Mr. Han
num, apparently, has a heavy backing
and a county wide campaign is being
made In his behalf.
Mr. Hannum, who has been a mem
ber of the board of commissioners fot
seven years, was a candidate to succeed
himself on the Republican ticket at the
May primaries, I! iwever, he was de
flated then by (loo. Sheppar.l. As the
election draws ne ar friends of Mr. Has
brouck are beginning to interest them'
selves in ids behalf.
No other eonli St exists in the county
(di' tioe. For the district Judge Derby
and John Raker oppose each other for
district attorney. The onlv other con
test appears between J. R. Nickel- i.
and .J. II. Hazlett, who are seeking
the stale senator- hip.
if a scries of meetings w as
e Grove Friday night.
BgislatiVe candidates had
to -peak, the only one
l Mr. Ni, kolscn who spoke
in the divid'd legislative session. I,.
B. Gibson talked against the anti-vac-
cination bid.
The Hm
held at
While all
Dresert v
RECORD NUMBER AF
TER CHINAS MONDAY
K li nate' place hunters out at day-
breal Monday for Chine pheasants 1 1
BOO, Pheasante were thick and almost
as tame as chickCIM in many quarters.
Many hunters bsuel the day's limit
if five b(rdl and it is believed that as
many as 2,000 birds were killed,
Scores of Portland nirorods joined
Hood River sportsmen. Many of tin
visitors motored up Sunday and Spent
e ' imped clo-e to quarter
ug birds. For th.- Br
er sunrise shot.? resoura
rt of the valley like the
musketry. The dav was
t he
..f
few
n
f a
liril
hunt-
I ant .ill. sunshine Mil ideal for
jag.
Members of the (lame Association,
w ho j, pied the pheasant hunters, will
pie e a portion of their kill in" cold
ge for the annual banquet of tin
organisation to be hel l Friday evening,
The boldness of visiting sportsmen,
wi, i it ie declared, trespassed on door-
yardl to 'h Ol pheasants, has aroU-ed
p su from ranch ere. While the
Ittrgw percentage of the orchard its
nfofeea t.ut little love for the China
b M of his alleged attack., on corn
patches and gardens, the eitv hunter is
LAW TARES FUN
OUT OF HUNTING
Di?rovei
statute, enacts .
See in rubsequent hunting
complaint
w as preparii
first he mad
gent on the
warden's st
claimed ti e
the office,
( i
statute invoked was in OXIStei
Anally the modification was w
and the state accepted it, Mr.
paying all fees
It developed after the trial
Koberg rested under a misi
sion as to Mr. Fran, being
He has never been a deputy g
don.
KENTUCKY GRI
STUDIES
Frank T. Street, mem
acre orchard at Henderson,
rived Tuesday to make a stu
Northwestern method of na
pies. He has been visiting W
He will remain here for -m
in actual harvest work.
Mr. Street says that his CO
for several years been pil cl
in boxes. Their method of
however, he thinks, is inferior
.1 m the Northwest. He
the e
DRAWING FIRE
'I i" ''ST COMMISSION
rowers Assccialion Assails Meas
rc as Providing for One
Man Directorship
lor a s tate market
at! onj, ly assailed
o Apple Growers Association, and
is .i anization, ne of the first
anizations of the state
al I bed pei manently, has
800 n embers, the measure, it is
te I, vt W. b Ktronglv defeated in
ounty. E. W. Birge, president of
ema i me that the measure is
f the not dangerous to tie votid
rids bill should be read and con
H carefully by every voter, and I
e that, every farmer and fruit
;r will readily understand wherein
ingor lies. First of all. this 'po-
plum,' an appointive office, is a
ran proposition. The commission
its of a market commissioner or
o , and the secretary whom he
;! . The market director or con-
er becomes supreme dictator as
we shall conduct our business.
itive i'.st iuti ins and other
r inherent right
ntrol over their
an coramisDion.
i.ibly the direc-
ci nonission will know 111110
of conditions of growing,
I ol age or .-iik' of our prod-
tl
to. red
nd hav.
a oni
quite p
.ials ot
ure data on c
ipple always
e east, " says
OUt hire 1
In Water st
bostes of tiic
interview ofl
stnt ion and se
The box
premium in tfc
On my way
in Chicago.
barrels end
ties, the quality of (he fro
on a )ar. m I ling tor exact I,
.none'
about
"W
high
evi r
ih
t; e iiarri.
more t bs
t he pi rfei
w esterh I oxed apples K i
P. . n B weather e n Ht ioi
face. "
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IS COMING
fa
1,
i the star
rse, Was
n - -er, Tli
wid tfi n
Th
gfve
veraber
Symphonj
and one o
ceum cou
not ad con
meet the
ral her than tr
Aith a m;isi cal
from a repre
phonies and
namb m will I
anre's com m
Ferry, popula
peais with the
Anyone wit
about til kl is I
to talephoi e
women: Mrs.
K. o Dutro, Mrs
Goo R. Wtloi.r or
W.
A.
A.
Murphy.
APPLE Sllil
REACH :Ji)0 CAiiS
The Non i'
wh it this bill
tr I of i rivafa
My expei is
Ail
,i fair sally roovi
ments ie note I.
fruit has gone
With SI
gpTOWara are I
mab s of 60 is
are fan I
crop will run
BoaaSi it is sai
h ive the Unite i States
st it w th offices in Se
1st J and Spokane, which is
satisfactory service. Why
e taxpayer with this $50,000
i? We are beini? cornmis
d at h Let ' stop now and
rfown, We t ake the same
lis mallei that has been cx
iy the Tillamook (bounty
from the Tillamook cooper
.rn follows :
i meeting of the direetoft
took 1 ' itty Creamery
a re lul i n was a lopted
i m go pn teeord as
the Market Jommissifin iiill
0 i the November ballot.
a I nil would put market
lla nook cheese in the
ilitlcal appointee, over
i here wi 1 1 ii i ve no
hi batre their own
h it this ought mean,
ter b 1 1 i pent over 17 years
li ' fai mers in bail ting up an
id :. rept nation tor Tilla-
I bill waul I undo lot of
and we would have no mora
irur oa ,; sff lira than the man
., n e thai Tillamook far
1 doing every-
ii to this hill?
rat ive mai keting,
. i pro.! :. 1 b,' 1 i eople
s i . 1 1 we do not believe in
n I In any manner, form or
the p i i bill provided
nubrnis-ion, it would
ia I, but tln bill provides for
1 i i case wo did not submit
n.
v thst (he p ' iple, of Oregon
in this bid, and if the far
e, an effott siio dd be made
a gj lature t eni cl ;i bill,
Ing all partus inters tad.
n u u i oi Iginatsd this bill,
i toy s a a l ( of good men,
; iheir case, i altogether
. 1 1 m'.i ode I as a work
a N in-Pei t lean League.
re trying to do
doing Stato con-
ll'ort.
I iring all these years
h it marketing a product
. ' ung bill a philan-
i m it is a col l-bl o led
. sry serifk'.
ni n e t han drawing up
lie to vol
H.R.G.P.A. BANQUET
IS APPROACH!
The
of th
up in. promui
Snd set of hy
ifttl cooperative
ousand eonterns
lore you emil.i
sful ones on the
cesfiil orgaoi;.-
fou win go
' im i. I think
n ol, is nroh-
iful cooperative
hcS steed t tie
lining smoothly,
igether against
hey do not want
Moses o
hill provides,
ard of nu Moses
it. Anv market
what in control
. 1 c ntrol.
- p diency.
ia products
o! rativelv
qui t.
G!
urs express
the measure.
ny good riif
to N.'te
.TED
OF POLICE
nlmg to the testimony. Four peat- 'picked. 2
I to
I art as mgi