HOOD KIVEH GLAClfiB, THURSDAY,
JANUARY 26, 1922
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Orchard Supplies
Nitrate of Soda
Fertilizer
International Harvester Implements
P. & O. Plows
Kerosene Tractors
Motor Trucks
The Hood River Fruit Co.
The Bread Saving
That we have put into effect for our customers is proving
popular. We are increasing sales daily. We deliver daily,
each afetrnoon, warm bread at 7 and 11 cents per loaf.
We also have rolls and other bakery goods of the highest
quality. We have each week specials on many lines of
groceries. It will pay you to make our store a visit.
L. H. HUGGINS
Phone 2134
See the
Master Incubator
at
APLIN'S STORE
CZ30EZD
&e Heights
12th. St.
HIDES
Why gives your hides to the junk
man?
Sell them to me and get what
they are worth.
Phone and I will call for them.
H. BRESAW
HOOD RIVER
Phone 5639
Butter Is Healthful
No statement was ever truer. Not only does tliis nat
ural food contain body building elemercs in abundance, but
the butter is a necessity to the system, because of the lu
brication it furnishes the body. You may secure substitutes
prehaps and pay less for them, but as a matter of health
economy the wise housewife will ever see to it that her
children are fed on the purest of butter.
Use Hood River Oregold and you'll know you've done
your duty to vour family, your town and your Valley.
HOOD RIVER CRKAMERY
GRAND OPERA IS
COMING TO PORTLAND
Portland is to Ket Ave Rreat per
formances of the Chicago Grand Opera
Company, March 22, 23. 24 and 2!).
Under the terms of a contract recently
signed the company will appear in the
Portland Public Auditorium prior to
the annual engagement in San Fran
cisco and will make Portland the opera
center of the Northwest for this sea
son. The contract calls for the entire Chi
cago company with Mary iiarnen,
Muratore. Raisa, Baklanoff, Lazzari,
Rimini and 40 other world stars, to
gether with an orchestra of 70, ballet
of 30, 72 stage hands, five conductors
of music and a vast array of scenery
and equipment to present onera on the
same order it is shown in Chicago,
New York and other eastern cities.
The company will travel to the coast
in three special passenger trains and
one 8pecialtrain of 17 baggage cars'of
scenery, costumes, etc. A total of 311
persons will be carried. Mary Garden,
general director of the company, says
the productions in I'ortland will be ex
actly the same in magnitude and mag
nificance as are the performances in
the ea t. To get the engagement 40
business men of Portland have raised a
guarantee fund of $72,500 which will
be the cost of the five performances.
The repertoire for Portland is as fol
lows :
Wednesday. March 22, Monna Vanna;
Thursday, March 23, Lohengrin (in
English) ; Friday, March 24, Komeo
and Juliet; Saturday matinee. March
25. Thais; Saturday night, March 25,
Aida.
Mail orders for seats are now being
received at the Auditorium in Port
land. The engagement is to"be man
aged by the World Attractions Co., of
Portland, of which W. T. Pangle is
manager with headquarters at the
Auditorium.
Irrigation Permits
State Engineer Cupper stats that
three permits for use of water in irri
gation of land and for domestic supply
were issued in Hood River county dur
ing the last quarter t)f last year. They
were issued to the following:
P. H. Mohr, Upper Valley water
from Elk Red spring for domestic sup
ply and for irrigating 20 acres; C.
Bickle. Cascade Locks, appropriation
from Minott springs for domestic sup
ply and irrigation of 2.5 acres at a cost
of $100; A. T. Zeek, Belmont district,
water from Ferguson creek for irriga
tion of five acres at a cost of approxi
mately $250.
Scollard to Address Grange
H. H. Scollard, a former newspaper
man of Oregon City, will give an ad
dress to the members of the Hood Riv
er County Pomona Grange at the next
monthly meeting February 8. The
valley grangers will be hosts at the
session of the Pine Grove Grange. A
basket dinner will be served.
Geo. A. Palmiter, master'of the Po
mona Grange, states that work will be
conducted in the Pomona degree, and a
large class is expected.
COW HUNTERS FIND
SMALL SNOWFALL
W. B. Davidson, who with his
brother, J. C. Davidson, and Kenneth
Dimmick, returned last week from a
search for stray cattle on the range to
the east of Mount Hood, saya less than
the normal depth of anow was found
on the high altitudes.
"The heavy snowfall we have had
hi full nn thp lower levels." savs Mr.
j Davidson, "caused us to look fur very
I deep snow in the high mountains. The
! blanket there, however, was not over
I five or six feet deep. The lower two
feet of this layer, however, were al
Imost solid ice and it will be a lung
time in melting off this summer. I
I have seen the snow on the high for
ested levels 15 feet deep at this tea
json." The men found onlv four of 20 head
of cattle left on the Oregon National
Forest range when the November
snowstorm struck the vallev. The uni
i mals had managed tokeep alive by eat
i ing low hanging boughs and getting an
occasional nibble of bunch grass on
exposed hillsides, Mr. Davidson says.
One of the cows brought in became
i infuriated on the approach of the men.
; She charged them, J. C. Davidson
1 barely escaping her horns aB he climbed
a tree. The em-.iciated beast wore her
self out in her fury. It became nec
essary to hog tie her and drag her into
a valley highway on a toboggan.
JEWETT OFFERS AID
TO NATURE CLUB
C. E. Graves, who is promoting or-
i gamzauoii ui wm
i ers' club, has received a letter from
1 jiuni..u loujptt in charge of the Port
land office of the Predatory Animal
Bureau of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, who offers to aid
Mr. Graves in building up a natural
history museum for the proposed home
of the new club. The club quarters,
according to plans, will be situated on
a 7-acre plot overlooking the Columbia
River Highway just west of the city.
Mr. Jewett in his letter praises Mr.
Graves' plans for the nature club very
highly. Mr. Graves has also had a
letter of commendation from Frank
Branch Rilev, who states that he will
endeavor to' give publicity to the new
organization in a series of eastern lec
tures just begun.
Pioneer River Captain Dead
Captain Edward Pohley, 67 years
old, an outstanding figure in early Co
lumbia river steamboat history and an
early resident of The Dalles, died
Thursday evening at the home of a
friend. Charles Walthers, in The
Dalles, following a lingering illness.
A sea-faring man during his youth,
when he sailed twice around the world
on English and German ships, in addi
tion to serving in the German navy,
Pohley earned the title of captain on
the Columbia river when he was asso
ciated with early river steamboating.
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 6:150 a. m. to 11 p. m.
Ice Creams
Beverages
Confections
HOOD RIVER'S FINEST
EATING PLACE
Masonic Dance Pleasant Event
Sixty-couples were present Thursday
night at the Columbia Gorge hotel for
one of a series of dancing parties be
ing Kiven this winter by the Masonic
lodge. An elaborate luncheon wa u
feature of the dance. With the Co
lumbia fgorgeside and surrounding
crags covered with snow, the tourist
hostelry had a setting that added to
the appeal of the mid winter festivity.
Music was furnu-hed by the Fold
orchestra.
CI KAN
PLACE
CLEAN
GAM I
City Wage Minimum $1
Although a reduction of the mini
mum wage of city workers to $3.20
had been suggested, the city council
has voted to maintain a $4 minimum
the coming year. President Dewey
Alford, of the local unit of the Amer
ican Federation of Labor, appealed to
the council to maintain the higher
scale.
The county court recently reduced
the minimum daily wage to $3.2o per
day.
East Side Farm Loan (Hiicers Named
At the annual met ting, the East
Fork Farm Ixian Association Friday
named officers for the ensuing year as
follows: A. I. Mason, president: J. L
Hershner, vice president, and R. E.
Scott fecretary.
The East Side organization has in
effect loans aggregating $170,000. Ap
plications for additional loans, totaling
$40,000 have been made. Secretary
Scott states, however, that action on
the applications is indefinite.
To Dog Owners, Attention
The state dog license law was re
cently sustained by a supreme court
decision. It requires that all owners
itifmale dogs pay annually a license
fee of $1. females. $2. These license
fees must be paid in January, in case
of non-payment a penalty of $10 and
! costs will attach.
Protect yourself and your dog by
prompt payment of the license fees.
1 nomas r. Johnson, .-nerin.
BOWL AM) BE HEALTHY
at the
Anderson Undertaking Co.
C. C. ANDERSON. Sole Proprietor
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
4IS OAK STREET
S. E.. BARTME5S
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER
Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone 1381, 3821
H O O P RIVER. OREGON
410 OAK STREET
Ladies' Night Wednesdays
Open 12 to 12 Weekday
HEALTH I I H
We will lie filad to see
you and your friends at
anv time at
THE APPLE BLOSSOM CAFE
Westram Allowed Fund
Carl A. Wextram, overseas ffreat
war veteran, ha just received news
that the Seattle district office of the
Veterans' Bureau has awarded him,
for an indefinte period $14. 115 per
month for disabilities. The sum is a
substantial increase over former pay
ments made to Mr. Westram.
(nam Shipped Via Portland
The blockade of the mid-Columbia
by ice and the tie-up of ferry service
between here and White Salmon, ha
necessitated the shipment of 80 can, of
cream, being forwarded to the Hood
Kiver Creamery from Trout Lake and
Husum, Wash., around by Portland, a
detour of 150 miles. The cream is
gathered up bv bobteldi and motor
trucks and delivered at regular inter
val throughout the week.
NOTICE
This ia to certify that Joplin & Kldon
will Ml be reaponible for any debt
contracted for the booth Hill Highway
unlets accompanied by order signed l
them. Joplin & EMon,
11 Contractor.
i,-t the habit
Purity Floor made
HVn!
FIRE SURVEY REPORT
HAS PRAISE FOR CITY
A survey corps from the state fire
marshal's office, here recently in an in
vestigation which lasted more than a
week, have recommended in their re
port to State Fire Marshal Parbur that
HoodjRiver take steps to remove old
sheds and woodenJbuildinK within the
limits of the business district. The
report recommends that the city pro
vide some regular service for the re
moval of garbage and litter. The de
puty fire marshals also declare that
the city should provide at an early
date a fire alarm system. The report
recommends a motor truck to be
equipped as a hook and ladder truck, a
life net and life line.
The volunteer fire department is
praised very highly in the refiort,
which also declares that the citizens
display a willingness to cooperate in
eliminating fire hazards.
Officers Find ((uarantine Enforced
County Health Officer Edgington,
who with Deputy Sheriff Sloat was
dispatched on instructions from County
Judge Hasbrouck to investigate alleged
infraction of quarantine rules in the
Upper Valley, where scarlet fever has
prevailed among children reported last
week that the seriousness of the situa
tion had been exaggerated. The offi
cers stated to Judge Hasbrouck, who
has acted on complaints from the dis
trict, that they found quarantines as
established being enforced.
Judge Haliroiick stated that scarlet
fever has appeared in one family. He
does not anticipate, however, that it
will be necessary to close the Parkdale
srhool.
1 DiS-l tv
A. W.
lret Pb
hasskerlaJa's rh Kesae4y
This is a pleasant, safe and reliable
medicine for roughs and colds. It hat
been in nee for many years and is held
in high esteem in those tausetmtfe
where its (rood qualities are bet
known. II is a favorite with mothers
of young children, as it contains no
opium or other harmful drug. Try it
i whew you have need of such a remedy.
THE
New Bean
ENGINE
Designed by
E. B. CUSHMAN.
Mr. Cushman is Chief En
gineer of the Bean Spray
Pump Co. and is recognized
as the leading stationary Kas
engine designer of the sge.
KSOSMrSM
THIS ENGINE
Weighs only 325 lbs.
Develops 6 horse power.
Coolss thru its flywheel.
Uses only 5 qts. water.
Never Boils.
Is single cylinder--4 Cycle
Has no crank.
Has adjustable auto
bearing.
Is completely enclosed.
Has a volume governor.
Has a water pump.
Has light oil feed.
Has perfect balance.
No vibration.
And best of all, will de
liver 375 lbs. pressure
with two guns on any
Bean Triplex Outfit, old
or new.
When installed on Bean
Triplex Outfits now in
use requires no fitting
expense.
Comes complete with
pinion gear ready to
place in old engine.
This Engine is also
mounted on three differ
ent types of Bean Spray
ing Outfits which can be
seen at
Hood River
Garage
Phone 4444
CHI N A WARE
has now reached a price that is rea
sonable, and we have just received
an import shipment of
CUPS AND SAUCERS
of very attractive pat
terns and quality. See our show
windows before buying.
cznorzD
BLOWERS HARDWARE CO.
Remember
We have the largest stock of lumber in
Hood River County to select from.
You will save money by letting
us quote on your require
ments. Yours for
prompt service.
.v.
W
OREGON LUMBER COMPANY
DEE, OREGON
JOHN SHERIDAN SAYS
It'rf time to let go of those Potatoes and Onions you
have been holding. Demand is good. Always sell while
the other fellow wants to buy.
Better ship us those Veal or Hogs while the market is
good. We have a good demand now for EggS and Poultry.
Every day is Apple Day with us because we have
a constant demand.
Sheridan Fruit & Produce Co.
211 Washington Si.,
PORTLAND. ORP.
Lit
711
The Foundation
of this business is a host of
satisfied customers. It is our
aim to supply better coal
I ban the ordinary without
any extra charge. That we
succeed is proven bi tle
many satisfied customers
who obtain their coal here
right along. We believe you
would join them if you once
gave our coal a t rial.
TRANSFER & LIVERY CO.
I t-lephone 4111
BIO SENSATION
Friday and Saturday
Sensational Jelly Candies, 25c lb., 2 for 26c
Chocolate Candy, - 60c per lb., 2 lbs. 61c
Preferred Stock Preserves, - 15 oz. jar, 33c
Three Big Bargains for Two Days Only
HOLMAN & SAMUEL
SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY
Phone 1811
J 2 M. P. GIBBON
1 C Plumbing:
'J'kT and Heating
1 1 : . s
SSaK 908 12th Street
A Place Fur Your Convenient Recreation
Play friendlv game of billiards or pool. The III
best foods at all hours at our grille. Ligars, sou
drinks u d confections.
And. if you wish, you may enjoy our bowling
alleys, none better.
THE ELECTRIC KITCHEN
II S, UEOfeGK, Prop.