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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1922)
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LEGION POST SEEKS BIG MEMBERSHIP CZZIOETD The Hood River Poet of the Ameri can legion lit now engaged in a mem berahip campaign. The personnel sf the organization of ex-Bervice men has been divided into three teama, with the following: captains: lianas Mortimer. Don Metgua and Harold Blackman. The contest will close March 1 and within two weeks after ward the members of the two losing team will furnish the winning team with an evening of entertainment, Um form of which will be later decided upon. The Legion Poet here last year had 20 members. It is declared that the aim of the present drive will be to r:rg into the Legion all ei-service men of the valley. It has been asked that the name of every city and valley ex-gob. Marine or doughboy, not already a Legion mem ber, be given to the captain of one of the contesting learns. H. BRESAW HOOD RIVER Phone 5639 Dr. Bsyd a Dead lr. John Hsrdgrove Boyd, professor of bomiletics in McCormick Theologies; Senminary Chicago, and pastor of the r irst Pretbytsnsn church in Portlsnd from lill to litis, died last Thursday night in the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago after a relapse of several weeks duration that followed an ill ness of some Vt months. Dr. Boyd had preached here and had many Hood Kiver admirers. hollowing funeral services held Sat urday in Evaaston, 111., where he was pastor of First Presbyterian church for 13 years, bis body was sent to Portland and Urd to rest in Riverssde cemetery beside bis wife, who died in Portland four years ago. STRAWBERRY TRACTS MUST BE INSPECTED A. L. Hi County Fruit Inspector Armstrong stales that a law. adopted laat year by the legislature, providing for licensing ef nuiserymen, will apply to all ranch ers who sell strawberry plants. It is the custom of msny berry ranchers to sell strawberry plants, according to Mr. Armstrong, and the new law will result in much inconvenience, it is said. Sales of strawberry plants have been further restricted by sn order just issued, by Cass. A. Park, president of the State Hoard of Horn. .., Hire, and approved by Governor Oloott, which necessitates the inspection of sll tracts from which berry plants are to besoM. The order results fiom the prevalence of strawberry weevil in numerous sec tion. The ruling requires that sli fields be inspected at least two weeks before the date on which it is intended to re move plants. A certificate of freedom of diseases will be issoed in case the inspector finds the berries in healthy conditio. In case of presence of the pest, the trac U will be quarantined. Common carriers are prohibited from accepting for shipment any berry plants, which do not carry a certificate of inspection from the board ef horti culture. Riverside Church A comradeship of worship and service. Stfnday school 45 a m. Morning worship II a. m. Yoong peoples meeting 7 p. in. Sunday Kvening club-7:46, lt and 3rd Sundays November to March inclusive. Midweek Bibie lrctore Thursday eten iog st 7 : 30. Other meetings subject to special announcement. ICE ELOWS INTER RUPT RIVER SERVICE Floating ice fills the Columbia, inter rupting the operation of ferry boats. The river steamer Madeline, loaded with 3.000 casea of locally canned ap ples, left Monday for Portland, the cargo destined for transfer to the stesmer Mexican, which will carry them to (Glasgow. The river boat had to proceed cautiously because of the ice flows, and it was anticipated that trouble might be experienced in get ting through the locks at the cascades. Agent Coaltard says the boat will not attempt to make the up-river trip sgsin until the ice floes cesse. The ice in the river stopped feiry semce for motorists between here and tiUvenson. City Appointees Unchanged The personnel of city appointees the coming ,-ar w til n rrcnn uncharged. Officers are : William Hart, marshal; M. B. Webster, wight marshal; VY. T. Price, water superintendent ; K. C. Smith, attorney A. Samuel, street commissioner. The council will endeavor, if legsl means can be provided, to prevent the placing of signboards along the city extension of the Cntumbis River High way. A aign, now being erected at the west edge of the city, has aroused some of the city fathers, and the judi- j eiary committee has been asked to confer with the city attorney in an effort to find means of abating the sign as a nuisance. The council will also drsw an ordinance providing for the. condemnation of old unsightly frame bull lings in the restricted fire district, j C Proems, Ph ., c I Ml I Hiv. r. arm 'nice, to his J Stop kicking; coma to Bra k man. jl Do. t .r F an ! lJ. H patrons scah discount of one-third o All accounts charged at u-nal lees i subject to collection after 30 davs. tf Saturday Specials Red Label Karo Syrup 10 lbs. 68c, 5 lbs. 38c Blue Label Karo Syrup 10 lbs. 63c, 6lb3. 35c Crimson Rambler Cane and Maple Syrup Quart 56c, half-gal. $l 08, 1 gal. $198 Pancake Flours, Olympic, Golden Rule or Albers - 30c package Swift's White Naphtha Soap 8 oz. bar, 5 for 25c j Swift's Washing Powder Large Package 23c Crisco, 3 lb. can 63c, 6 lb. can $1.25 9 lb. can $1.75 20th Century Grocery Co. 104 Oak Street I