rTOODJKTVER ( LACIER, TRFRSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921
A MUSICAL TREAT
SCHILDKRET'S
HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA
SAM SCHILDKRET
Director
in
CONCERT
CANNING FACTORY
ENGAGED ON APPLES
The RI ALTO
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WedJov.9
In line with our policy of trying to bring to Hood River,
the better attractions, we are bringing this wonderful musi
cal organization. They have played for Mrs. Potter Palmer,
Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Harold McGormick and other widely
known social leaders. In order that everyone may enjoy their
music we are going to present them at popular prices. To do
so we must have the support of the entire valley as the only
way we were able to prevail upon their agent to let us show
at these prices, was to assure him that with even our big
seating capacity the house would be crowded. Now HOOD
RIVER, show us you want these attractions.
THE HOOD RIVER AMUSEMENT CO.
EVERY SEAT RESERVED
Seats on Sale Thursday, November 3rd
ADMISSION lEntire Lower Floor, Balcony and Gallery, 50c(pius 10
(Loges 75c) War Tax
SMALL ORDERS
Sometimes you don't need enough, you think, to make
a respectable delivery so you don't order at all.
Don't Hesitate to Send the Smallest Order Here
We give the same careful attention to small orders
that we do to larger ones.
AND WE DELIVER PROMPTLY.
30C
a
Consolidated Mercantile Co.
HOOD RIVER ODELL
Because it ia located in a kind of
gulch and hidden from the city's main
thoroughfares, even Hood River people
have no comprehensive idea of the
magnitude of the Hood River Canning
company s plant. J he concern began
operations nine years ago in a two
story building 50 by 100 feet. Today
it requires three additional structures
to house the equipment and activities
of employes of the canning concern
two 50 by 100 feet, one two stories
and the other a single story, and a sin
gle story structure 120 by 40 feet.
The Hood River valley attracted E.
B. Cloud, widely known for his ability
as a canner on the Pacific Coast, be
cause of the excellence of the Clark
seedling strawberry. Mr. Cloud, since
he has been here, has been constantly
experimenting with new methods of
processing the valley's product. His
perseverance has resulted in a straw
berry firm enough to be used bv candv-
makers for dipping chocolate. The
plant's output of berries this year has
been processed. In kefirs thev will be
shipped to candy manufacturers in
nearly every state of the Union.
the canning company is now engatred
on a run of approximately 500 tons of
appies. iweniy women and 15 men
are engaged in eendinsr an endless row
of apples into gallon tin cans. The
cull fruit is dumped into a washing
vat. It is graded, the smaller apples
being returned to a cider mill. Peels
and cores from the larger apples are
also utilized in the cider crusher. Af
ter the apples have been peeled and
the cores removed, the apples are sent
by belts to girls aud women who trim
all bruises or any portion of skin that
may have been left bv the oarinir
Knives. From the trimmers the apples
go to a long endless belt, where they
are carried through steam and thor
oughly cleansed. They are then packed
in the cans and sealed. The apples are
cooked as they pass through vats of
boiling water.
1 he canning plant is now engaged
exclusively on bpitzenburgs. Ixica
housewives declare the Spitzenburg
lavome cooKing apple, as it remains
whiter. A large percentage of the
trade, however, prefers the Newtown
Ihe apples are shipped to resaturants
and hot' l.i, where thev are preferred
n pie-making to fresh apples.
storage rooms or the plant now con
tain 15,000 boxes of apples. Calls are
being sent out for additional help, and
crews will be doubled soon. Work at
the canning factory will last unti
march 1. As the tables where the
women, seated, work, are comfortably
neaieu, tne canning factory is appeal
ing as a wintertime vocation.
MODERN V0YAGEUR
MAKES CALL HERE
M. J. Lorraine, civil engineer of Al
hambra, Calif., the modern vovageur,
who June 15 set out from Canal Flats,
B. C, on the headwaters of the Colum
bia, arrived in Hood River Friday,
having made the 1,200 mile distance in
a rowboat of the dory type. He built
the boat himself on Canal Flats.
"It has been the greatest experience
of my life," says Mr. I.orraine, who is
b years old. "1 have lost 35 pounds,
but 1 was never more fit physically in
my life. The wear on my nerves was
rather trying when I was negotiating
parts of the river where rapids had to
be shot and where every minute of the
time 1 had to keep my eyes open and
my hands ready for action. The rest
of my journey will be comparatively
easy. I am going on to Astoria and
there will catch a boat for Los An
geles. "I would have been to Astoria long
ago but for the bad weather encoun
tered. The rains on the headwaters
were terrific this summer."
Mr. Lorraine portacred but about
three miles of the entire distance. The
longest portage was for a mile and a
half at Surprise Rapids. He carried
for a half mile around Kettle Falls.
A portage was also required at The
Little Dalles near the Canadian bor
der. Mr. Lorraine says he made the
trip for the purpose of writing of his
experiences.
Saturday Specials
Our Very Best Bacon, per lb.
" " 44 Lard, 6 lb.
44 44 44 Lard, 10 lb.
" 44 Compound, 6 lb.
40c
96c
$1.90
65c
Pot Roast Beef :
Boiling Beef : :
Special prices quoted on Beef by the quarter.
101b. $1.25
: 15c
: 10c
LOCAL LAD KNOCKS
OUT CARNIVAL CHAMP
We Want More Selling Apples
Extras, Fancy, Choice, Orchard Run, Faced and
Filled and Cooking Grades, of Jonathans, Spitz,
Ortleys and Delicious.
Sheridan Fruit & Produce Co.
Successors to HYBRID AN-BECKLKY CO.
JOHN MlhKIDAN, Prrmilrnt
211 Washington St., PORTLAND. ORK.
GET FKKK STAMP HERE.
W. J. Baker & Co.
I toolofi in
KF3AL ESTATE
Fruit and Farm
Lands
A Satisfying Puff
and satisfying smile makes
matters satisfactory all around.
Then s a particular reason for
this, in view of the fact that all
our cigars are made of the finest
grade of tobacco. You will not
fund a bad one same on the
bottom as on the top.
THE ELECTRIC KITCHEN
EL B. UKOROK, Prop.
THE FASHION STABLE'S
ParKdale Auto Stage
Phone 1201
leaves Hood River dailv at
4.30 p. m.
I.eaes Parkdale Daily at S
a, m. (except Sunday).
Even- Saturday Leaves
Parkdale at 6 p. m.
Ynunir Stontis ImchI motor triicU
dirver, last Friday night landed a left
nook to tne chin on Miller Miller,
known as the Carnival Champion. The
latter took the count and then Home
He was knocked cold and had to be
Hrrierl from t h. rincr Tka f,..Li
... -in.
ft ature of the carnival being staged by
me American legion, was scheduled
for mix round:- The knockout nminal
towards the last of the third.
Ihe huht was a mill from the betfin-
niniT find the lim.'M whit urairrkoH in
" J "I Z 'iv. . 1,1
around 188 pounds, inflicted some cruel
punisnmeni on eacn other before
Stoops ended the affray. StooDS. who
has not had on gloves in two years,
says he has maintained his condition
by shifting apple boxes and engaging
in other hard work.
The promoters of the fight perse
vered, in order to get the sanction of
city officials. Hood River has no box
ing commission, as required under
statute, and City Marshal Hart de
clined to ermit the fight until Mayor
Bcob gave his official sanction.
( has. Isom waa Young Stoop's man
ager. The Dalles Claim Recognized
The Dalles is officially recoirnized as
a i laimant for water from the east
fork of Hood river in notices of appeal
bonds received durum- the hint s.-v. r
days at the office of the water commis
sion of the neighboring city. The no
tices were sent to all parties directly
named in litigation, as required by law
and are occasioned by the action of the
Pacific Power & Light Company, the
Oregon Lumber Company, the East
rork lllnl inn District the Mt U,,,..
Water Company and the (J lacier Irri
gating Company in formally announc
ing notices of nmvonl tn the till 1 1 n 1 1 .
court from the decisions of Judge Wil
son.
WOMAN'S CLUB NEWS
At the regular meeting of the Hood
River Woman's Club last week Ameri
canization Day was celebrated. Mrs.
L. Davenport, chairman of the Ameri
canization committee of the State Fed
eration of Woman's Clubs, was chief
speaker of the event. While here Mrs
Davenport was guest of honor at a re
ception at the Columbia Gorge Hotel.
The program was in charge of Mrs,
I nomas rlagler and Mrs. V. R. Abra
ham. Mrs. E. H. Hartwisr read
paper on "Departments cf Govern
ment, " and Mrs. Ed Hawkes outlined
a series of questions that women
should be able to answer in order to
vote intelligently. Clifford Immel gave
piano selections and Don Metzgus gave
a vocal solo. Mrs. s. ti. Campbell,
chairman ot the educational commit
tee, will be in charge of the next pro
gram.
Ihe annual club luncheon will be
held at the Columbia Gorire Hotel
November 16, with Mrs. C. H. Jen
kins in charge of arrangements.
The educational committee of the
Woman's club, Mrs. S. G. Campbell,
Mrs. H. F. Davidson. Mrs. J. W. Sif-
ton, Mrs. O. B. Nye and Mrs. Harry
Connaway, will give a nroe-ram of
special music and a discussion on "Le
gends of Oregon," Wednesday Novem
ber 9.
Compton Now in Hawaii
C. 11. Comntfin fnrmprlv nrh-iniiei
of the Dee Flat district who recently
after a year in San Francisco, left for
the Hawaiian Istlunriki ia o
. ... (4 11,1 III
ber of the staff of the Hilo Dailv Trib
une, which is edited and published by
his brother, E. S. Compton. Copies of
Mr. (xmilton'n npwannnor I. II,,,,. . t
the arrival of delegates to the Press
Congress of the World, huve, just ar
rived here. The newspaper folk, it
was stated, were seeing the wonderful
sights of the tropical isles and gaining
new information on this wonderful
part of the world.
The Hood River Market
A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop.
Phone 4311
When You Spray With Bordeaux
You will need a pair of our
SPRAY GLOVES
You can also save time and trouble by using our
Freshly Prepared Bordeaux Paste
HOOD RIVER SPRAY COMPANY
Phone 2421
Our kodak flnilhina ;s In , , ,, . (
Mr. Domierberg - a finisher of experi
ence. If you are hnvimr kn.luL- tmihUa
ak Don about it. His experience is at
our service - with smile Blnmn x,
kmottrberg Co, jv22tf
Boy Hurt In Accident
When an automobile driven hv Mn
J. T. Downing, wife of a West Side
orchardist, collided with K. E. Boyce's
motor irucK sararaay aiiernoon at a
Heights intersection, the 12-year old
on of Mr. Hovce was struck by a
piece of broken windshield. A long
gash was cut on his forehead. A front
lie. ot tne irui'k was knocked itf
W- have a full stock of California
clatiii warehouse track a, Call and see
them or DOOM us for lirices. Idcnl
rruit Nursery Co., phon. IMft eltf
S'lirchei of records and reliable al-
slraclr made hv Oreifun A 1 t rat t Cmii-
panv. A. W. Onthank. Manairer. .!Ofi
Oak Mreet. l'houe 1521. hrSUl
Notice to Contractors
The kirmiirl' 1 rri ,.t i n.r IV, ia rl.n
----- - - rs - '.s mmm ... plan
ning the construction of two miles of
main canal about five miles from the
city l.tnita. Said canal will lie about
10 feet wide and from three to 111 feet
'' The excavation will be eravel.
loose rock and hard rock. Considerahle
1 1 1 M f ,t will H. A w-r, ;n
tere-'t. should get in touch with A. C.
Statcn, who will provide plana and
-i stions.
I v i rder of Board of Pirectors,
A. C. Staten, President.
Tel. -461. May St. n3
No.
Our Customers will find us
endeavoring to make our reg
ular prices in line with the new
market levels.
PINE GROVE STORE
A. r Hl( KFQRI). Prop.
THE OLDSMOBILE LINE
Highway Auto Company
Tel. 4331 for demonstration
J. D. McLUCAS
CONTRACTOR
O. W. I. k N. (o. Time Card
WEST BOI XD
Portland Express . 4 40 a. m.
; . -pokant-Port Hm " 'v a. n
"t.IMiis. Kan. Citr, 1
IVnver 1'iwniH t 10 a.m.
Pendleton Port. locaJ . .3 :p. a.
7. Chi-, Omaha. iVnter. i
Kan. City. Halt 1-akp 5 : 1 S p m
to Portland, passenc'r )
EAST BOPNP
Coming to
HOOD RIVER
DR. MELLENTHIN
A Successful Specialist for
the Past Fifteen Years
DOES NOT USE SURGERY
WiU be at
Mt. Hood Hotel
Monday, Nov. 7th
Office Hours, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
ONE DAY ONLY.
No Charge for Examination
Or. Mellenthin is a regular Rraduate
in medicine and surgery and is licensed
or uk hwc oi vreijon. Me visits pro
fessionally the more important towns
and cities and offers to all who call on
this trip consultation and examination
free, except the expense of treatment
when desired.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
annendicitis. imll ii.nw. ..
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stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonderful
results in dmeases of the" inm.h
nver. Dowels, blood, skin, nerves.
nean, kidney, bladder, bedwettini;.
catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, aci
atica, leg ulcers and rectal ailmenta.
If you have been ailing for any
nielli oi iime ana ao not get any bet
ter, do not fail to call, aa improper
measures rather than disease are very
often the cause of your long atandinir
trouble.
Remember above date, that examin
ation on this trip will be free and that
nia treatment ia different.
Addreaa : 336 Boston Block, Minne
apolis, Minn. t
The BEST All Season Food
Never let your children be without it. It makes for
healthy bodies and happiness.
The Hood River "Oregold" is the best.
HOOD RIVER CREAMERY
Forbes Paint Shop
It FOl'RTH STREET
Painting in all its branch?.
Tel. Mil
The Modern Karl,
two chairs. Child
specialty. John 0W
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1
N'. IH, Pirt.,Salt Lake. IVn. )
Kan. City. Omaha.
( hicago, paswnr I
So 4. M joo. Kan Citr. i .
Iener.
No. 12, port. - Spokane. s, ,
Paul. Chicago Paw . ,
20 p. m
25 p..
Hood River Motor Car Co.
Rt painng Sloraijf Gas and Oil
i . 1 M R M SERVICE ST ATI ON
Fourth and State Streets
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Hood River.
Percival L. Adams, Plaintiff, vs.
W. B. Moore and Jane Doe Moore, his
wife, Defendants.
To W. B. Moore and Jane Doe
Moore, his wife :
In the name of the State of Oregon :
You and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear in the above entitled
Court. Mnrl chiihp nn nr hofnra thn 9Ath
day of November, 1921, that being the
last day of the publication of this sum
mons, and answer the complaint filed
herein against you, and if you fail to
so appear and answer said complaint,
for want thereof the plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the relief derrmnd-
ed in the comolaint. to-wit: For a
judgment against the defendant, W. B.
Moore for the sum of $200.00, with
interest thereon at 7 per cent per an
num from the 9th day of November,
191i. Until naid. :,w fnr tho sum . t
$1750.00 with interest thereon at 7
I t r i'ft ' Ml unnnm frnm t . lit L .1...,
r - - r - ..win uic pwi uaj
of November, 1916, until paid; also for
uie Bum oi bws,m paid by plaintitt as
taxes on the premises hereinafter de
scribed; al-o for the sum of $350.00 as
attorney's fees and the plaintiff's costs
and disbursements herein ; and for a
decree against both of the defendants
herein foreclosing plaintiff's mortgage
executed bv Churlpu U l-'.h. ,:,.,.!., .,,,(
Bessie Lathrop Edmunds, husband and
., .f.. .i mi. j . . , .
wiic, uii mi.- ;iin oay oi November,
1908, and assumed by W. B. Moore on
the 20th day of July, 1915, and upon
uie mnowing uescriued niortiraired
premises :
Situated in the County of Hood Riv
cr am State of ir. t,,. i lu.
- " - , .w ni. 1
ginning at the Northeast corner of the
iiumiweBi quarter oi section 35 in
Township Three North of Range Ten
Kast of the Willamete Meridian,
thence West alontr the North lin rf
said Section 35, 9.04 chains to the
Northeast corner of a 1(1 u-n tr.ni
ownea oy A. C. Lender, and wife,
thence South along the East line of
nmu inoer s tu acres, a.avj chains to
the Northwest corner of a certain 10
acres owned by Leon M. Bent ley, and
nniu t-nsi aiong saiu isentley s
North line 10.21 chains ; thence North
9.87i chains to the said North line of
"ww" . ana mence West along said
North line of Si-ctinn ; l iiUnh.,n.
-. ..IIIOIMO IU
the place of tieginning, containing Itj
more or less, ail situated in the
William Jenkins Donation Land Claim
no. .tf. and tieing the same property
"HKII llC iniH llaV ACMIliri.t ,m
... :- i
i-ii maiut-L- nerein,
which said mortgage waa given to
.--v. ui. r-rtiu m.ii ;ir l r'T,,rG th.,r.,..
attorneys' fees and costs and disburse
ments oi tnis suit that the whole of
the afuri-HMiii
gage described be sold by the sheriff
oi ouu niver tounty, Oregon, in the
manner nroviilii i,v i.u, ar,H k ..
tice of the above entitled court and
mat tne proc eeds of such sale be ap
plied to the I vnipnt rf tho
- mm . v. aiiiiuilto
adjudged herein to be due plaintiff on
nam iiiorigage. tnat said tlefendanU
and each of them, ami all persona
Hamuli uouer mem subsequent to the
cAivuimii oi saia mortgage tie barred
T! . 1 an ngnt, title or I
ciaim in or to aaid premises, and he
t in umc. .'S'l-fnn ihi,.u,F ... ...
production of th Sh.t,ri .
of Sale.
Thia summons is served upon yoo by
publication hereof in the Hood River
Glacier, a newspaper of general circula
Uon in Hood River CV.unty, Oregon.
Which publication ia i,.:r., .
.o . vii no or
der liu V marU in -- ...
' -- - -list- on me tn
day of OcU.tr. 1921. by me Ho.iorahle
turt. Hood River County, Oregon,
which requires said publication to be
made for six successive weeks.
Date of first publication. October 13,
2 121 'Mt pub,ictk,n' November
Joseph K. Caraon. Jr..
607 Title & Truat BWg.. Portland,
Oregon.
oi3n24 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ready to aaw yoor woo.1 at anv place
incit. SuUierlia 4 Moore, tel. 3763. tinf
HELPFUL HINTS
Let us make some sugges
tions in behalf of the house
wives of Valley homes.
During these days of lei
sure, when compared with
the rush of harvest days
just ahead, plan some do
mestic improvements that
will lift the burden from
your wife, Mr. Orchardist.
Let us install a Fairbanks
Morse engine to put running
water in your house and
kitchen.
How handy would electric
lights be, thus eliminating
the drudgery of cleaning
lamps. We have an electric
system that is just the thing
for you.
SLUTZ BROS.
Tel. 3173
The Pheasant
Fountain and Tea Room
and
Oregon Hotel
Dining Room
All Under Same Management
Breakfast
Noon Day Lunch
Regular Dinner
5:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Open 6:30 a. m. to 11 p.
m.
Ice Creams
Beverages
Confections
HOOD RIVER'S FINEST
EATING PLACE
Funeral Director
I will furnish funerals complete
for adults for $100. This in
cludes neat and attractive caskets
and all the courtesies and services
of a first claaa funeral director.
Where desirable the finest and
highest priced obtainable is always
ou hand.
S. L BARTMESS