HOOD HI Kit GLaCIEjR Till KSDaY, OCTOBER 28, 1920
feuflii Sntrr (Slartrr
ARTMl W 1). HOE, PlMMw.
Siihseriptinr?. 82.00 ler Year.
THAT MOD RIVER WAV
The announcement of the proposed
plans of some of our leaders of thought
here to break away from the apron
strings of the old parties next Tuesday
and vote for the Prohibition party in
the way of a protest, thus inaugurat
ing "The Hood River Way, " is rather
more entertaining than alarming. They
are going to vote for the Prohibition
car.d'date, it is stated, Wcause he and
he alone undoubtedly stands for one of
the great progressive issues of the na
ti:n. Do they mean prohibition itself
We were under the impression that the
18th amendment settled that.
Somebody ought to send William
Jennings Bryan a copy of the News ed
itorial of last we k. It might bring
his heart back frc-m the grave.
ANTHONY EUWER
AND BRIDE COMING
The 'Tri-Cs", an organization of
young women of Kiverside church, will
present Anthony H. Kuwer and his
bride, Miss Kuby Page Ferguson, here
soon. Mr. Kuwer will read poems,
verses and limericks Tuesday evening,
November Iti. Mrs. Kuwer will give
dramatic interpretations. She will
laave soon for New Zealand on a chau- !
taiuiua tour.
-
Euwer-Ferguson
For Hale 7-room residence at
I'h.uic M 14, nines.
J011 May xt. I
but! 1
for Halo -One Kraile upright piano;'
used very mile. Jel. oHlf !
por Mule few While l-.Kli..:n pnlleh., now I
laying; doom Cll. it. A. Prettier, m
More Milk ..ml For Sale Hoe Hiid bMkaj J
eholee Smiii.Ihn stock; riL-hl lnues. Several
Hood kiver MOpk eiime With Iheir a litem nod
tonight In the ln-i Iho weeks. Hard up all
day suniiay. w k. Kipiey. Master, or , mrm
taut - Bp Hostel i reek. o'is
For s..
Call iKM.
Household furniture and range.
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Two bills, at least, appear on the
ballot for next Tuesday's election that
should be overwhelmingly defeated
One, the so called anti-vaccination bill,
is in reality opposed to every health
measure on Oregon's statute books.
The other proioees to limit the inter
est rate on Oregon monev borrowed to
four and five per cent. The first will
turn loose in Oregon all the germs of
communicable diseases and constituted
authority will be forced to stand aside
while foolish or vicious people spread
them. The second will drive from the
state every dollar of investment funds
Can you conceive of motives for an en
deavor to foist on the state such irre
sponsible legislation? Hehold, if these
laws are placed upon the statute books
of the state, an Oregon pestilence-rid
den and stricken with poverty. We
trust too much in the intelligence of
Oregon citizens to believe that either
bill will pass. Hut, verily, the price of
freedom from the minority will of the
discontented, careless and vicious in
Oregon, where popular legislative ma
chinery is so idealistic, is eternal vigilance.
It takes no more than a percursory
reading of the measures on the ballot
of Tuesday's election to see that some
of them are vicious and that others
display a culpable irresponsibility on
the part of initiators. You may argue
to yourself that you are unacquainted
with some measure and will therefore
not vote on it. This action may permit
a minority of the vicious or irrespons
ible electorate to burden you with a
law you will come toj abhor. Your
safest course, when in doubt, will he to
vote NO.
The wedding of Anthony H. Kuwer
and Miss Kuby Page Ferguson occurred
yesterday at the Church of ur Father,
Portland, tl i pastor, Kev. W. G. Eliot,
officiating. A number of local folk
were present.
Mr. Bower It well known to all Hood
River people His bride is an enter
tainer of national reputation. In fact,
she is one of the foremost in her es
pecial art and for some months has
been on a tour under the direction of
Ellison-White bureau and even now is
planning a tour of New Zealand, but
that is to be about Christmas time.
She is a graduate of the University of
Iowa and of the Eb erson school of or
atory. For three years she was in
structor of rramat'c art in the Woman's
College of Alabama at Montgomery.
Those who have heard her in "The
Fair of Green Stockings," "The Melt
ing Pot" or "Mr. Antonio" will under
stand just why and how this young
woman has made so marked a success
She possesses a wonderfully sweet voice
and an understanding of humanity that
she depicts cleverly. It was this that
first claimed the attention of the poet
Mr. Kuwer not only writes, but
sketches delightfully and is one of the
celebrities of which the Northwest
likes to boast. Ouring the war he
was in the army and he is now prepar
ing a book in which he will use some
of his army life as material. His most
recent poem was "The Builders of
Highways," read at the highway cele
bration at Hood River last month
in her western gems are lound in a
book of the Oregon country, "The
Wood in the Apple," "The Ghosts of
Multnomah, the Soul of the Aver
age Man," and "On Some Tomorrow."
"I am willing to bet anything that
Irivn .S Cobb and his party of nirnrods
didn't have near as much fun as we
did," says Commodore Dean, who has
just returned with a party of five com
panions from a motor hunting trip in
central and southeastern Oregon.
Other hunters were : E. L. Foust, 11.
O. Kresse, Harry Hrawn (Goldendale,
Wn.), William Stewart and P. W.
Feck. The party first visited the Me-
tolius river district for fishing before
proceeding to Warner lake and thence
to the "P" ranch in Harney county.
While local hunters secured extraord
inary bags at Warner lake last season,
it was reported too drv this year for
shooting. The men traveled all told
more than 1,000 miles.
I. ii I derail I liureli for sale, located n I lavid
win hill, sie Zi'jXHli ft., height limlde It.,
rock foundation. luiilreat IJl'J Columbia t.
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Por Halo - Alfal'a hay. second culling
clean and free from orchard. PtMMM noon or
after 6 p. in., o. L. ( raton, tel. 57.VS. KlOtf
For - ile lauihle work harness, MSj Nuna
roakar Mad?, Old style. I.hvm lied Orchard
CO., i'arkdale, (Jr. I'hone odell SS. Jn'.TIf
For Hate Qntgnard grader. A. Jlukari. aSlf
Heights
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For .Sale- Hecond hand auto parts.
Oarage, phone StU.
For Hate U acres. 12 bearing Hpples and
pearl Modern ; room house HOnOiM
eatsr, Qrsek through place. Joining Barret)
.chooi. Price 1700 per acre. Route C box IS,
1 1 I hone Ml. al2tf
For I ile- One S yr old horse, weight aiiout
loOOpoands; alaoone su io. Mitchell wagon.
Mee HartKhurne al Hoou Kiver Oarage. xXill
Por Hale - Cheap; UOsJBD feel, In block H, In
Pleasant V lew add it ion to Hood Ki ver.Oregon,
'"i Mrs I. Klliotl, Wabash ave
K. Man i lego. I ..: u2S
Koi Bale Pore bred Poland GblM nigs, niter.
ibie lo registration p; I; Mol ler, Tel. !:. hiitf
lor Sad sOiicres hmdi'.j in I lea from Clfy
ofllia)d Kiver, pari bottom land with free
water, balance good pasture land not bonded
for water. 1J0U cords fir add oak wood slum-
psae, county road tnru land, fair buiidingH
Price SJMO per acre. j. u. Phillips. Pboai
i joMtf
Por Sale Plight-, seek s-old Iluroc pigs, Ijiva
Bed Orchard Co. Odsltgt. mtu
For Hale - Tent 14x20, floored and walled
with good lumber. Also, rttudehaker Hlx
louring cur in good condition. N. W, basd
better, 1010 Sherman Arm. Box s.t. iisu
Boys' Suits and Overcoats
We wish to call your special attention to our line of
Boys' Suits, Overcoats anil Mackinaws. We have the largest
assortment in the City and our price are always the lowest.
Our line of Boys' Suits include the newest patterns ;ind latest
styles in goods of service. You'll he pleased with them in
every way. Bring the boys in and see how nicely we can
supply their needs and at a most reasonable price. Let us
show you. 2nd Floor.
Oregon City Auto Robes
Now is when you will most enjoy one of these All Wool
Auto Robes. The colors are most desirable and attractive
and we are offering some extra big values in some of these
that are slightly damaged. Most of these defective places
have been mended so that they are scarcely noticeable and
do not hurt the appearance or wear at all. Look at these
and make your selection now while the stock is most com
plete. Special-Children's & Misses' Cotton Hose
Good weight, all sizes. A wonderful value for 1 p
the money, the pair only IDC
SPECIAL
Bp
Ladies'
quality
i.'il vtt'iit
iln p stitch silk,
but the delects
i i our reguiai
choice to close t hem out
heather mixtun
are very slight.
price of $1.25.
pair
Hose. A sec
These were a
v 98c
We made a special buy on this lot ant
you a good heavy worsted hose for winter
the pair, all sizes
are able to oiler
wear, at
Woven Hose for Boys and Girls
l offt
50c
Ladies' Hose, 35c
35c
Ladies' Lisle Hose, 69c
69c
Colon, white and black
Samples and are exceptions
bur choice to clean them up
only. These are Drummers'
values at 45c a pair,
the pair
Samples that were bought, at a special sale. TlTesr
Diarked at 69c, 75c and 85c. Your choice to clean
them up, the pair
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
me PARIS FAIR
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
For Hiilc-Duroe pig and SlMStS.
wardh, BXf.
I . M. Id.
aStlf
Kor Hale
I- IH W.
I-ive..,mM.nu(.r Kord car. nx irood
PfcOOt HAS, J , fl Kleenor. icuf
Kor Sale
I 'olumhiH M
Kange with water coll,
phone 22.A
SIS. 9111
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Kor Sale or Trade-NcllHon Tmctor lxl.
linoKt new. A .1 hottoin nlow fine new
gfbotdlak. B. D.Stnitn. Pbone M7S. mrif
Kor Sale hue and a half acn n. three In
o. arunr oiclmrd, uaelen Miol.six ro.nn house.
4ood hai n. koo;I ,. in waMi-housc; at a Imr
ijaln. J. C. Hokjis, r.f.d. 4. ollif
Wanted Woman to do plain riHikine dur
inif apple Inn vesi, i o i adults. No wr.shlnK.
and all modern eoiis nieiu'eH. Address txix
MM If osier, Or. shiil
Wanted Htraw, rlover hay and alfalfa, a
oout tons of each, i'hone MII7. tfjtf
Wanted To huy yonrnsed lui n Iture, stovei
and rugs, fjaai! or new gisidn In eichaiige.
K. A. Kranz Co. kDiiI
Kor Kent - One large furnished front alcove
room, one or hem loanttona In Hood Hiver.
Modern conveniences. Call (tl Oak slreei, or
lei. UO. sin
WANTED
hi
Wanted - MO cedar prists. Call B1M,
Wauled Mi u and wineii lo soil ui.nies
Puliir diehard Co., lhifui, Ore. o
Want d To lease for a term of years, good
ire lard place of !l acres or onward: would
lake 30 acres In full hearmgand In gixal shape.
Kxperienced man whh grown sons to axsist in
work; Valiey relerencet. Addrexx Aleianrter
Walsh, boa II Hood Hiver, Or. ul
Wanted .Man or woman lo cook for ranch
help during octoher and Novemher: good
ages A. Piters, route 1 llixel Kiver, Ore.
hone 4672.
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Wanted To place saddle horse for winter
lor lis Keep with i.ihi ,le party. I'hone
Odell :ll. ,a
Wanted- I'lalu sewing - chlhiren's dresses
suits and eou's a specialty, Mrs. W. Humner
Mm I Hi. 101(1 .Sherman Ave. o7tf
. .
Houe W anted - Will pay gixid figure for
rent of five, (o seven ro im house for term of
lo years. Reply to X QUMtdf sHtf
MISCELLANEOUS
Dressmaking -
nodalinf done
All pailerns drafted; also re
Phone Odell 48. oJ8
Lost -Sunday, Oct. XI, hetween Mosierxnd
Thrt I'll . s. lady s mink fur neckpiece; 5
reward for return to L,. l). Knittie, Portland
hotel, Portland, Ore. o
Usl Between R K Cnaon' ranch and
Odell, a 22 calibre IIW6 model Winchester rifle
In a black leather case; reward ottered. Phone
Odell 104. o2
Pound a Preato tank
can have same by pay I n
property.
Phone tl4 Owner
lor ad and proving
We have frequently noted at recent
election that boards are slow in mak
ing preparations for receivinK ballot
in the morning. The law provides that
the polls shall be open promptly at 8
o'clock, and it is rare that some voter
18 not present to cast his ballot at this
hour. Consider the working man, who
may have to return for his vote in case
the polls are not ojxen on time.
The city and county have done their
duty in employing a traffic officer. In
fractions of rules on the part of motor
ists are growing fewer. Have parents
done their part and impressed or. their
children the danger of running 'and
playing in streets? We still see young
sters using the streets as playgrounds.
It is not a mere privilege but the
duty of every elector to vote, but com
pulsory voting is not the remedy.
Is the Salt river ferryman all ready?
Lutherans ("elelirate Dedication
Last Sunday the Lutherans of Bond
Kiver and vicinity dedicated their new
ly purchased church. An artistic ar
ray of flowers added td the sttr... t. It
ness of the church. The services were
well attended. The pastor dedicated
the church to the servi.-e of the I-ord.
Kev. J. Kimbach. of Portland, deliv
ered an interesting and appropriate
sermon. Kev. J. Uilganoorf also
preached an imprtsaive and gripping
sermon.
To meet successfully pnrvaJIiag con
dition? the f 1! WKg'.njtr of kt :rc
nave been adopted : First and third
Sundays of each month, German ; 8ec
ord arid fourth Sunday and also a hi a
there is a rifth Sunday Knglish ser-
V'.-l .
The pastor extends a hearty invita
tion to all voure people of the church
to gather "Friday iveningfin the base
ment of the church for the purpoae of
organizing a Young People s letv
A Sunday school will be organised '
next Sundav morninir'at B 90
Notice of School Election to Increase
Tax More Than Six Per Cent
Over That of the Previ
ous Year
Notice is hereby given to thelegal
voters of School District No. 3, of
Hixjd Kiver t'our.ty. State of Oreg m,
that an election will be held in .-aid
District at Park Street school, Hood
Kiver, Oregon, on the Mth day of No
vember, 1920, at 3 o'clock in the after
noon, to vote on the u.uestion of in
creasing the amount of the tax levy in
said District for the year 1981, bv
more than six per cent of the amount
of such levy for the year immediately
preceding.
It is necessary to rahse this addition
al amount bv special lew for the fol
lowing reasons :
All necessary expenses of school ad
ministration are higher this year than
they were last year. It has been nec
essary to pay .teachers higher salaries
in order to get good ones. Kegistra
tion has increased about twenty per
cent, making more teachers necessary
Dated this 21st da
J
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: M. H. Nickelsen.
District ( k i .
day of October, l9Bo!
W. ("rites.
Announcement for District Attorney
I have always regarded a public office
public trust, if the good people
Hood River county will, by their
as a
of K
voU-s Nov. mher 2nd, elect
office of District Attorney,
deavor to
their kindne.-
of
ing
Ejection Return.-
Through an arran a
R. Greene, West, n
and the Commercial Ch
Returns will
ered in the cl
With the
'.lined
!etvet
me to the
I will en-
low my appreciation of
by giving my time and
to the business of that of
1 till times give the pul
e preference over my
tice. 1 believe in law en
I equal justice , my oath
bd my platform. Thank
advance for any favors
si ... I t etf to remain,
Truly yours,
I'aid adv. John Maker.
FOR SALE
Ovation, small orchard
ie berry Ian 1, house ol
rn; within four miles ol
..Sill 1 fr. !.
- and small has. m- i
t two cam. All In good
i-veo roomn, sp-epm
id
DEMONSTRATION
DEPENDABLE
COFFEE
A competent demonstrator will serve Dependable
Coffee in the following stores on dates shown:
Consolidated Merc. Co., Nov. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
A. F. Bickford, Pine Grove Store,' Nov. 8, 9, 10.
R. J. Mclsaacs, Nov. 11, 12, 13.
In appreciation of the many users of DEPENDABLE
COFFEE in five pound tins, and to new purchasers, the
roasters will present you with
Half-Pound Dependable Tea FREE with each
Five Pound Tin of Coffee
Doling this Demonstration.
You are cordially invited to come in and drink a cup
of Good Coffee.
For Sale
II Ton
White Truck
A Bargain
SLUTZ BROS.
The Exquisite
GARDA TOILETRIES
The Watkins Man
1315 13th Street
Hood River Oregon
Tel. 1923
BOWL
and be healthy
Installation of the
BLUE DIAMOND ALLEYS
has begun and they will be ready
just as soon as they can be made
ready RIGHT.
In the Basement of the
HIGHWAY AUTO GARAGE
416 OAK STREET
F.OR SALE
NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
The LIBERTY FURNITURE STORE
We are selling Schillings Best Line with
a Money Back guarantee if you are
not satisfied after using them.
Kaesser's Grocery
Grocery of Quality
E. KAESSER, Proprietor
Phone SV)2
nt
ltrtt-1: wonnJ
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
NOTICE is HEREBY ;l'EN to the togal votera ot School Pitrirt No. 3 of
11000 Kiver .mnlv. t:iw ..i r.-n..n. UkU a m II' U MhKllMi ol Haul Patriot
will he beid at l'irk S'rcct Bchool OB tb Mth .lay of November, 1920, at tlireo
i' dock in the alteraOOB, to TOtO OS the propoiitibn ol levying iK-eial district tax.
The total amount of money needed hv the district during the fiscal year be
ginning oa J Me 80th, Uttli and ending oa Jone 30, 1.22, is estimated in the fol
lowing badge! and includes the amount!- t" le received from the county school
fund, state schiH'l fund, special district t:ix. and ail other moneys ot the district.
BUDGET
Bra vrin KxrKMUTiKKs
L Teachers' salaries ftP.OOO
2. Knrniture ; 1,800
Apparatus and supplies, such as map?, chalk. erncr, sto-es,
curtains, etc. 2,000
. Btpein ol idkoolbOMta, oolbaBillngi or ftnooi l.ooo
". Improving grounds 1,000
Janitor's wages 3,800
7. Janitor s MappUM 500
Fuel 2,600
Light 1,000
Water 410
Clerk s salary 420
Postage and stationery 200
ro for il ) n"",
M, Weaklitut itlr
m. o
llanuous .
and Intergei Ihoreoa, issued
and 434 ol the School Laws
12,080
M.OOO
2.00M
!'. Total
s n '. ' s .
their mu
nigbi. T
aa a iloek
Now Uiat
seem to h
their r ,j
lard I wo werk. j r .
MM w c far
k We hav
hunting.
irmlrer
Mttod amount of money to lie expended for all pur
I ii r in ir the year
Etimatei RfcEirrs
boal fund during tl.. '.year tO.OQO
Ol fund during the coming Mhool year 1,300
nds of the county treasurer, hrtwaglag to the district 3,500
unt to le rrcrivnl Irom all et1 r - ;',vs during the
i vear 6,300
.h lag
re aiwai
ing sit get
.. aixs. M i
Angus McDonald, who has i
pending a vacation banting with Rob-wrT'
ert Leesorc in remote sections of the i tmmT
Upper Valley, sent kt wotW last r-. j ,
that be had Lagged a Large black bear.
Mr. Leapore is one of the best go ideal
to bunting grounds in toe community, j
I reeived
tw,7H
the tax to be vote! 20,3.4)
t2 m
talamv. amount to lie ra
Hated this 2tt da
tteet M. H. BKUKL
BMite
of U tolier. 1M20.
f :.i.
. W. CRITi v
nan l'-rd ol Ihrectori.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Come in and look at our new
SCRIPPS BOOTH
Notice the motor light under
hood, handy tool kit in left front
door, side curtains that open with
doors, carried in case in rear of
front seat, together with all the
latest improvements in the tour
ing car line.
Selling for $1.765
With a guarantee of price to May
1921, meaning if there is any re
duction in price the purchaser
gets the henefit.
E. U. CATE & CO.
Telephone 3922
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