HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1922
Si
ARTHUR D. MOB. Publisher.
JOE D. THOMISON. Editor
Subscription, S2.00 Per Tear.
MOTHER
Rnnnu is Mother's Day. It will be
celebrated throughout all the nation
It should be a day of greater than cus
tomarv reverence, with men and
women become, in their thoughts, as
little children again, paying tribute to
mothers still alive and glorifying the
sacred memory of those passed on from
mortal vale.
An Oregon poet has paid a wonder
ful tribute to motherhood. In his
"The Mothers of Men," Joaquin Miller
savs:
"The bravest battle that" ever was
fought; ...
Chull 1 toll vnn urhprA And when?
On the maps of the world you'll find
it not;
It was fought by the mothers of men.
Get that poem and read it through,
and Sunday, if Mother be far away,
remember her with a message and a
gift You are still her little girl or
her little boy. You can never repay
for the sacrifices she made, but little
acts of thoughtfulness will be cher
ished by her and held sacred beyond
price. If she be gone, remember.
The remembrance will spur you to a
nobler feeling and sweeten the day for
yourself and others.
FITB1AN IS PROGRESSIVE
The following recently appeared in
the Portland Telegram. It was writ
ten by Henry M. Hanzen, one of the
state's keenest poiltical observers. As
the article shows, 0. H. Fithian, who
seeks to represent the state of Oregon
on the national Republican commitee,
is a progressive Republican and a citi
zen of character. Mr. Hanzen says:
Progressiveism versus reactionism,
and nublic service versus profesional
politics are the principal issues in the
contest between 0. H. Kithian and
Ralph E. Williams for the position of
RpnnhlirHn national commiteeman.
m Fithian is a progressive Republican
and is seeking the omce on a construc
tive paltform promising party loyalty.
and laitmui puouc srevice tu iuc
state.
Williams is a reactionary, and is seek
ing reelection on a political platform
promising merely party service.
Fithian promises to "loyally support
the principles of the Republican par
ty," and also to conscientiously labor
to advance Oregon's industrial, agri
cultural and financial interests.
Williams promises "to champion
those principles for which the Republi
can party stand," and there his plat
form stops.
Fithian'a conception of the duties of
national committeeman is two-fold
loyalty to his party, but ever and
above ail service to tne peopie.
Williams' conception of the duties of
a national committeeman is purely po
liticalfealty to party, and its organi
zation. Fithian promises "to work in har
monious cooperation with Oreogn's
delegation in congress."
Williams has never worked in har
mony with the delegation, and makes
no promies in his platform that he will
endeavor to do so in the future.
Fithian promises to do his "utmost
to assist the Oregon delegation" to ob
tain legislation for the relief of Ore
gon's farmers, and livestock men.
Williams has never lifted a finger to
aid either of them, and promises noth
ing for them in his platform.
Fithian promises to aid the Oregon
delegation to secure for Oregon farm
ers their just share of loans from the
war finance corporation.
Williams has never offered to aid
them, and in his platform makes no
pledges along that line for the future.
Fithian favors a nation-wide presi
dential primary.
. Wlilaims is silent on that all import
ant political issue in his platform.
Fithian declares himself "heartily
in favor" of 'prompt" and "just" rec
ognition of all war veterans.
Williams is also silent on this great
issue of human rights now pending be
fore congress.
Fithian favors "equal rights for
women within the Republican party."
Williams platform is also silent on
this big political question.
Fithian has always been a disciple of
Theodore Roosevelt, believing with
great statesman and patriot that "the
people should rule."
Williams has always worshiped at
the shrine of the old guard, and in the
1912national convention was antagon
istic to Roosevelt, despite that the
Oregon delegation was pledged to the
great American.
Fithian, although a life long worker
in tbe Republican party, has never
sought political oft ice.
Williams is a professional politician
and after serving fourteen years as
committeeman is asking the electorate
to" honor" him with still another
term.
Fithinn is a business man of the city
who has built up a big wholsesale shoe
business.
Williams is a banker, hop man and
speculator.
Herbert Cuthbert, executive secre
tary of the Pacific Northwest Tourist
Association, knows the value of the
borne town newspaper in interesting
newly arrived tourists. He has just
written to all northwestern commercial
organizations, asking that they distri
bute newspapers to all newcomers to
respective communities. Fays Mr.
Cuthbert :
"If a visitor is interested in lands
and other real estate for sale, he can
ge it from the newspaper. If he
wishes to know about social conditions,
he can get it from the newspaper. If
he wants to know reliable real estate
agents, he can get it from the news
paper. If be wants to know the char
acter of your stores and the lines they
carry, be can get it from the news
paper. If he wants to learn something
about the community spirit, education
al facilities or the number of churches
and friendly societies, he can get this
information from the newspaper."
And still you'll find some people of a
community who feel no need cf the
borne town pnper.
"Give a Book Week" should not end
with a single week. Keep the custom
continually alive. Do not allow books
to go to waste, dust-covered and un
used in your attic Present them to j
the country library any week or month i
The assets of the Hood River valley
are not all in the orchards and the
matchless apenerv. White gold is go
ing to waste ceaselessly in the caa-
t. J 1
cades of the stream, perpetually iea uy
Mount Hood's glaciers. All of us re
joice over the announcement of the
Pacific Power & Light Co. We wel
come the energetic enterprise of the
publie utilities corporation. Tbe ac
tivities of the coming summer will be
a boon of no inconsideraDie propor
tions. The poor little big taxes-they
haven't a friend in the field of candi
dates. If political promises are lived
on ta nineerelv. the politicians are go
ing to need a drive in the not far away
future to raise funds lor tneir uesu
tute families.
When are we going to hold jury ses
sions of circuit court in the city hall?
The suggestion, recently made, is one
of decided common sense. It should
be acted on.
The bloom was heavier than the late
frost. We have heard of damage tales
frm tni.l-r.nl umbia frosts on former
years and yet harvest time showed
trees loaded with luscious Iruit.
If the hiirh school senior class play
scheduled for tomorrow night is as
good as other school entertainments
this year, those of the town who fail
to get seats will be unfortunate.
Hurrah for the Gun Clubl The
shooters brought home the bacon from
Portland Sunday.
Boost for
Climb.
the Legion Mount Hood
Auxiliary Meeting Successful
fru- i.:..i tunrinn Auxiliary held
an interesting meeting Saturday ar
Tho dim HtiH means commit-
tee reported a naddition of 1156.50 to
the memorial building fund, from the
proceeds of the recent vaudedville
show. ftiucn enmuBiasm w suuwn m
the coming state convention, which
will be held in The Dalles in July, and
for which delegates will be nominated
Tuna moetincr Plana are al-
ready under way for the annual ba
zaar, which will Be an event of the fall
months. , , ,
a n.imno it viaitnra from The Dal-
I.. A.oiliora mera welcomed, and an
eniovable social afternoon followed the
business Besson.
Ernest L Franz Dies in New York
A tAWrsm has been'recelved by E.
A. Franz announcing the death at his
home in Dolgeville, IS. i.. oi dib
father, Ernest L Franz, aged 78 years.
Another son. Bruno Franz, and a
daughter, Mrs. Leonard Freygang, re
side here. John Franz, a son, is a
resident of The Dalles, and another
daughter, Mrs. W. Zinsmeister, lives
in Portland.
Mr. Franz spent last summer visit
ing his Oregon children.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kind aid and words
of sympathy during our recent be
reavement at the time of the death and
burial of our son and brother, Homer
Wayne Lakin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lakin,
Orville Lakin.
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Why not cut this out as a reminder to
get this book as soon as possible. Re
member, please, it is free.
Order rubber stamps now for berry
boxes at tne uiacier omce.
FOR SALE
For Bale 1 4 Man dt Wagon. 1 top buggy,
nearly new, 1 rubber tired open top buiigy,
1 Dingle harness. H. F. J. Bieveraropp. puone
.-t. tnvlltf
Vfou. "
Forfiala 1919 Islington tonrlna car. driven
4 ran miles. A-l Bliaoe. Bargain price. Also
im Oakland six. A good buy. Call 1924 H
Li. Keenan or Uelgbl Tire Suop, mil
Kor?ale 1920 Chevrolet touring car. TbU
ear liu bad good care and la In first-class
hape, wilt) good urea an arounu. riux umjr
wennei cromers. ""
For Sale-A Hardle 150-gallon tank aprayer,
Triplex pomp, run 1U years. bontepower
engine lost overhauled. Truck oomplet with
brake, trie i. jnaxweiiou urcuwu.
47U7. m2&
For Hale Older your wood now for next
winter. Summer prices are for big body 18
Inch flr wood, Wl ana siuperooru, ueu
on West aide and In town, fnone fcU6. J K
Boyce. mlltf
For Bale Furnltnre for aale. Monarch
hamw ton hoda. rnir. dining room set.
rocker, dresser and other thing. Miss Lydla
Johnson, rnonesai.
For Sale Two fresh Jersey cows. Call even
ing or noon. Tel. axl.
For Hale-Male, weight 12U0 lbs. Harbake
r h iiab i jt mlltf
For Bale-Bungalow, a bargain ftnOO. t
rooms and bath ?) cash balance ajb per
month. Tel. im. mlltf
For Sale Htrong field grown pansy plants,
3do per doien. Mrs. T. W. Uerry, phone MM.
" mlltf
For Bale-1918 Maxwell tearing car. All
new tires sod a new buttery. A good buy at
t. Bennett Brothers. ml8
For Bale 1918 Chevrolet, driven only 4700
miles, three new tires, good battery. A real
bargain at only 4U. Bennett Brothers. mlH
For Bale or Trade A high grade player
Dlauo. nearly new. walnut finish with bench
. ii.. tlMll .illiiu. fm. mu.A tt n nflHr.
auu runs, nmuuinci ,r .7
Terms. Bee O. A. Bower at the Ueorge Oalio-
i. i i.-...... i mill
way raucu iu iiiukwu,
For Bale Good rsnch team. Especially
suited to orchard work. Phone 4703. ml8
For Bale-One acre. 6-ooom bouse furnished,
splendid well, lout buildings, Hhoop poultry
IlOUHe at M w, riTOiuvi, " 1
church, school and grange. Address Owner,
..... . - . i, ii mvltf
ill 3, BOX 1, nuuu iuvci. "j.
For Sale Hill selected and band assorted.
Netted Uem upper valley seed potatoes. Bi.&O
per J00 pounds. tr. JS. i.. Bcobee, Tel. 8lbl.
r in 4 li
For Bale One 8-lnch Winona Wagon, One
fonr-horse Weber gas. engine; one l'2 inch
plow. B. L. (Jammings, R. F. O. no. 8. Hood
Kiver, Ore. mltr
For Sale -weeks old pigs, phone 6633, T. J,
Mills. mu
For Bale-Hprayer Kngines. We usv two
brand new 3 h. p. Ideal engines which we
otler at a 10 per cent discount. A first-class
engine at a mighty good price. Bennett
Brothers. mU
For Sale 4 tons of loose mixed bay, 118 per
ton. W. K. Hoover, K. K. 1). no 8, mil
For Bale One stand of bees. Dr. O. H. Jenk
ins. m4lf
w i:.. ii. 'I' tur, Ua.lu, trnk alfio seven
in ctbii? . n w 1. -.J ... . - ---I
. . . . . . i .i nn a ii H Htnna
CHMteuKer tunuuici iaih i in, " -
aker Siieclal Six Koadster. Will sell any or
all. If In tbe market see me before buying.
,. ... . i. - hll. I ii 1 1 ti r V W.
lli Will UO W'lm j,u ' i ii
Chindlund, Just west of city limits on High
way.
For Bale American wonder seed potatoes,
11.60 per 100 lbs. C. J. Magnuoon, Parkdale.
Tel. I'arkdale la.
v li - ,A Tit.u annlM and nears.
. a 1. ..ii .iu vnnnlllif wfiier'sUine
apple house, good barn and chicken houses.
Creek through place. Located went of. Barrett
Hchool. Four miles from Hood River. Phone
6787. K H. Bmllh, Rl. 4. Box 52. mW
For Sale-1930 Dodge in good oonditlon. ML
Hood Motor Co. aZ7tf
For Bale Day old chicks and
hatching eggs from trap nested,
pure bred H. C. Rhode Island Reds.
Avslon Farm, phone 5408, Bherman
J. Frank.
For Bale One team of horses, two heavy
wagons, between 2ft and 80 hales of hay. Kn
quire at City Recorder's office. a)tf
For Balk-Carlord of 1100 and 1200 ponud
block y bunch of fsrm horses, especially se
lected for orchard work, from 4 to 7 years old.
These horses may be seen at ranch near Udell.
Prices reasonable. If you need a good horse
and want to save money, It will pay you to
look these over before buying. H.l. Osborne.
Phone Odell !4.
20tf
For Bale-I.lght one-horse wagon, single hsr.
ness and saddle. Call BertBlraushan at ia.
a27tf
For Bale Trojan blasting powder. A safe
powder to handle and absolutely no headaches
or thawing, also caps and luse. Avalon Farm,
Hherman J . Frank, phone 5408. f-itf
For Bale Hsmson 1-ton truck, eonlpped with
battery and electric lights, cab and stake body,
oversize cord tires on rear, one spare lire, rlin
and tut; run less than 1000 miles; IMSi license
Included. A bsrgaln for someone. Might
consider light car lu trade. P. O. Box 210.
Hood River. f!6lf
For Bale Fir and plnelfi-ln. and 4 ft. wood,
delivered anywhere within two miles of Hood
River. K. Beauregard., tel. Odell DOS. ml91f
For Bale The leading varieties of apple,
pear cherry, peach, plum and prune treee.one
and two years old. Phone Odell 146. F. A.
Massee. -nt1'
For Bale- At a Bsrgaln a modern residence,
two blocks from center of business district, 12
rooms. Including four large bedrooms, large
double sittlug room, kitchen pantry, larue
closets, bathroom aud enclosed porch. Equip
ped with furnace and has convenient garsge.
Call W". J. Baker. m24U
For Bale 0 seres land 4' miles from Ciry
of Hood River, part bottom land with ftee
water, balance good pasture land no! bonded
for water. 1W cords rtr ahd otis wood stum-nsge-connly
road thru land, fair buildings.
I'rice 137.50 per acre. J. R. Phillips. Phone
5954 Jn4"
For Sale oi Trade 5J-J seres on Avalon W ay
Vi acres strawberries, some apples and pears,
wood room house, SiMM cash or will trade,
See owner. C. C, Maslker- alU.i
For Bale Old tiusty lncubstor. S40 eggs and
a brooder, both In condition, two mallard
ducks and and a drake, Mann bonecutler.
Mr.Cbss. lseel, No 7 Eugene oi. i-
3U.4. .
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Order your Strawberry Tickets
and Rubber Stamps for Boxes
Before the Rush
The Glacier Office can supply
you with punch tickets
or small sizes made
to your order.
Order Early
New
Oxfords, Slippers
and Shoes
for Ladies, Men and Children
You get the biggest values here.
See the New
Organdy Dresses
for Misses and Young Ladies
just received.
Exceptional values in this assortment.
New Shipment of
Sassy Jane Dresses
for Ladies and Misses.
Originality, Superior Workmanship.
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craft Serge
Just the kind of a suit a
man likes--a lasting style
in a dependable fabric that will
stand service.
Clothcraft Serge Specials repre
sent the biggest suit value any
where. You get the utmost in
looks, durability and dollar-for-dollar
worth.
These suits are of good old Clothcraft Serge, made from
strong worsted yarns compactly woven to stand long wear,
and guaranteed in writing to do it.
In blue, gray or brown.
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THE CLOTHCRAFT STORE
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For Bale Good lota for sale In all parts of
theclly, prices right. A. w.uniuana uo. sun
For Bale Two secondhand sprayers. In rood
condition, one Bean and one Meyers, slavery
..,n.hi nmini. We also have several used
engine at good reduced prices. Howell Hros
Tel. i 51, rourtn anu iiuinui wocm.
For Bale 2 Khode Island Ked Cockerels.
Phone W51. lutfltf
KorBsle-A single buggy and harness, one
horse, saddle blanket and bridle. Cheap If
taken at once, l'hou 4632. 1 W. ToinllnBon.
tin. u. i- 11 ainule rnmbnl whits Iea
horn etrKs for hs'tchlng. 7!o per setting. Mrs.
.. .,rnu.L..,i n A II nisi U i vur fliwoii
my 11
For Ble-0xd dry seasoned fir wood, fx, 18
Inch, 110; delivered In town or East Hide; also
near town on West side, i'bone 4717, Bslts
uian Hros. ( all evenings. mloif
KorBale White leghorn pullets holly wood
strain sn opportunity to get some very fine
birds now laying at l 00 each must make
room for baby culchs th reason for selling.
Call 1774. mmt
For Sale Orade Jersey bull calf- sired by
former bine rlt.hon Jersey bull of Watt aud
Acre. Phone 7U4. lr
KorBale Blngle comb Khode. Island Red
eggs for setting, from a heavy winter laying
r-lock which 1 have been years In trspnesllrg
and building np. W. H. Corey, puoue "
evenings.
mloif
KorPsle Used Hardle sprayer. Completely
overhauled. Priced tow. Uennett Bnthers.
Phone li0U mlbl'
FOR RENT
For Rent-A t-roora boose, two "
Greenhouse on nelgnla. Inquire of Tel. KM2 or
2134. Dl,u
c. mrMi niano to responsible par-
ty. Call tlb state street or tel. 4iM4. mli
For Kent-I have acres good "U-swherry
l.nd In lwer Valley for cah rent, hut In
nrst letter what yon have for "n"c," nJl
running a berry patch. W rit O. X. B care
of Glacier.
iiiuiiKi Hnnm To Rent One of best lo
cation with Inrnac het, electric llghO and
and balh. tC3 Oak Bt., phone 2443. Jiu
WANTED
Wan ted -"In Hood River Vallev, hirnlshed
i for summer. rr ini
W. P. Baton.J44 Kst UtD North, rVm-
Uregon. mI1
hou
drew
land
Wanted-Abnot May rib, woman 1o do the
nnrtint .nit anrt In a confinement case
stste wssee eipectel. Address Mrs. R pn
Clark. Hood River, KU 4. "
Wanted A married man for general farrn
, M n L , A.r xr-mrUtt. t K.
uti KmM " " .
ni4U
work
Clopple.
Wanted-Kldi on cUarlng and grubbing fl
acres bnmh land: al-.i blrt on ro',',,nJf
acre bronh l.nd aimwty aiasuea u
Phone Parkdale
'Vanted Borne girl to share an apartment. MISCELLANEOUS
Tel. 2K13 during business hours. aiiOtf
Wanted to bny von r feeder hogs. V.T. Party owning bundle containing women's
Beauregard, phone 4H7K. dWtl wearing apparrel le t t Butler bank Saturday
' r ; may have HHine by Identifying property and
Wsnted-Have orchard equipment. Want Py'og cost of ad. mil
to lease or buy on crop share well Improved
small orchard. Phone SBfttix. ml6 Lewis' S. C. R. I. Red trap nested the year
round. Bred for m. size snd color. Cock
Wanted To buy yonrased tmnlture, stoves ere Is raised to order, priced according to re
and rug. Cash or new goods In ezchsnge. cordsof their mother and their sge. Kslnh
A. Frani Co. sJutf It. Lewis. Phone Odell 8. aug 3l
Forbes Paint Shop
109 FOURTH STREET
Painting in all its branches.
Tel. 3014
WE OFFER FOR
uraay a
Monday
5 lbs. Finest Cane
Sugar for
29c
Fancy Blue Rose Rice Q
pound OC
Creme Oil Soap
Bar
Sweet Potatoes
Louisiana, lb..
Sterling Jelly or Jam
24 oz. for
Royal Baking Pow
12 oz. can
White Wonder Soap
bar
7c
-4c
29c
.40c
4c
Gold Leaf Cherries oil
No. ICan, each .... L 1 2C
$1.30
Crisco, 6 lb. cans
each
Mazola, pints.
25
quarts 48
20c
15c
Royal Club Prunes
30-40's, pound...
Fresh Salted Peanuts
pound
Golden West Spices, "t A
any kind, can iUC
Gulf Bay Shrimp 1 O
new pack can UC
Campbell's Beans
can :
11c
Booth's Spiced Sar- 1 f
dines, can 1C
Minced Razor Clams
can
Royal Club Coffee
1 pound can
Fresh Rolled Oats,
2 pounds
Wesson Oil, pints
quarts
20c
39c
12c
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Wsnted-Housework la smsll family. No
washing, la ntaie St.. Hood Kiver. Ure. mil
a. iMr1a aim a II S nsfnfr
starter, eier.nc Pghi. In g o4 sbst ,r
truck. Mt. Hood Motor la ""
sef
rd
V. an ted-To cntrart voor orrh.rdtr.rlor .
work, bsve ror1-vo msrlune. Telephone me
(or prices. Jiumber fcv.
mil
KorBale shingle and cedar pn'- Ptione
IVlTenport Jr Hood R.ver Ab-.rl
c.
snted-Tomsk ymir boies. First ' i
ork soarantcrd. f rices reasons b.e.
Odell hx. " " !
. . ...... . t.w mrrted mil i
h. i ex.sr.ldwr eip-rtenced in trsl..r.
gas engine snd uocks. boe W. ""' j
20TH CENTURY COFFEE
Good Coffee is not harmful. This Coffee comes to you fresh roasted
from our own plant. Per pound
33 Cents
20th CENTURY GROCERY
104 OAK STREET, HOOD RIVER
of the year.
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