The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, June 15, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto e i 3 o CO HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JUKE 15, 1022 DAVIDSON HEADS DEE LUMBER MILL BIG EXPORT CONCERN BEGINS SEASON'S RUN ' I mm I3 4 Send for directory of Oregon manu factured products. Look up in this directory the brand name of the ar ticle you want then ask for it. AREGON products can supply your evcry building deed! If you're go ing to have a new house, garage or do some repairing see that your material is Oregon-made! . Not only lumber, which, as you know, is the finest in the world, but brick, cement, paints, varnishes, doors, windows, hardwood flooring, furnaces, plumbing, roofing, hard warepractically everything you need for building. Buy them at your building ma terial dealer's or your hardware store. If you prefer a factory cut garage or home, buy one made in Oregon. Your support of Oregon industries means more work; more wage earners; bigger pay rolls; increased prosperity for everyone. Associated Industries of Oregon 702 Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon These Oregon industries make Oregon quality building materials. They guarantee the goods they sell. They merit your patronage. Buy from merchants who display this sign Merchants who display this sign recommend Oregon Quality goods. They are community upbuilders. Buy from them. Acme Cement Planter Wkf. Alnre Co., The V. T. Aladdin Co. Bayer, J. 0., Pnrnaoe Co. Beaver Portland Cement Co. Braver Varninh Work! hlaesiDR Uranlte Co. City Awning A Hhada Co. Cotu Culvert A Flume Co. Columbia Digger Co. ' Columbia Hteel Co. Columbia Wire A Iron W'k. Commercial Iron Wka, Concrete Pipe Co. Crawford A Uoherty Foundry Co. Dondero, C. J. Durable Hoofing Co. Kant Hide Mill A Lumber Co. Kaat Bide Boiler Wk". Knieraua Hardwood Co. English, J. C.. Co. Erti, C. W. A Co. tiller. W. P. Co. OlllenOole Co. HelMtr Machine Wki. King Broil, JiOng, A. O., Co. McPUnrson. W. O. Co. MoCormack Concrete Mfg. Co. MontAg Htove Wka. Monarch Klre Clay Co. Multnomah Lumber A Box Co. National Tank A Pipe Co. Nlooliit-Neppach Co.. Nwn. Kugiueertng 4 Equipment Co, NorthweHtern Fence 4 Iron Wka. Oregon limn Wka. Oregon Iron A Bteel Co. Oregon Surety ft Canualty Co. Oregon Portland Cement Co. Pacific Tent A Awning Co. Pacific Male Fire Insurance Co. Pacific Annexion A Bupply Co, Phoenix Iron Wka. Pittsburgh Plate Olaaa Co. Portland Holt A Mfg. Co. Portland Bine Print Co, Portland Klevator Co. Portland Wire t Iron Wka. Kasmmwen A Co, Hliope Brick Co. Htaudard ltrlck A Tile Co. Stone-Tone Btnooo Co. Tboinaa, Ernent Tuerck-MacKenale Machine Co, Tlmma, Creaa Co. Wlllamete Iron A Steel Wka. Wood Iron Worka Whatever You Are Looking For I In tho way of groceries, canned goods, preserves and anything else that a first class grocery carries, can he found in large assortment and at lowest prices at our store. Our quick service, low prices and high grade goods have made the casual huyer a steady customer. Quality and efficiency are our watchwords. If you are not getting grocery satis faction SEE US. IQl Consolidated Mercantile Co. HOOD RIVER ODELL Phone 1124 We Call and Deliver Spring Suits We have a wonderful line of New Tweeds, Cassimeres and Worsteds. Made to your in dividual measure by tailors who know how. Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Uie City Tailors BRAZEATJ & NICKELSEN In Basement under Coolidgo Jewelry Store. XS&Kf aid GOOD 100 PURE FRESH DAILY AT YOUR GROCERS Pretentious plana for the direct water export of Northwestern apples were announced last week by n. f . Davidson, who for the past year has been devoting the larger share of bis time to reestablishing the Oregon can nine Co. Mr. Davidson, one of the first Northwestern bddIu shippers, hay ing entered the eame whe Hood River was entering the commercial apple field, and who was president oi tbe North Pacific Fruit Ditsributors, later opening an export office of his own in New xork tJity, associated wun j. m. Ferguson, of Yakima, and Edwin Smith, of Wenatchee. has formed tbe Fruit Exports Corporation. Mr. Dav idson will be president or the new organization and will have offices in Portland. Mr. Ferguson, who will ODen a Seattle office, will have a branch in Yakima. Mr. Davidson's interests will operate a local branch. Tbe Wenatchee branch will be in charge of Mr. Smith, who for several years has headed the Wenatchee Traffic Association. Tbe organizers, all experienced in the export of apples, Mr. Ferguson having been sbiDDing to England from the big Washington district for tbe past 10 years, expect to handle export ooxea apples in diocks oi eucn size that they will be able to secure a better freight rate than has prevailed in the past. our heavy shipments, saia Mr. Davidson, "will induce shipping inter ests to lower rates, which heretofore have been too high. Furthermore we will open a London office. We have several men under consideration. Our manager there will be a man who is already established in the British Isles trade and who knows tbe methods of distribution abroad. We expect to handle the apples in Quantities that will enable us to eliminate many ex penses that have heretofore character lzed export shipments. Formerly ex ports have been largely handled by Atlantic Coast marketers, who have shipped for the most part in small lots. Our plans call for a stabilization of the distribution on a basis in compar ison witb tbe heavy distribution made through domestic markets every year, We believe that our plans will work toward an economy for the Northwest ern export tonnage, which as every one versed in conditions knows, reaches a considerable percentage of our crop, The company will unify foreign mar ketmg facilities and bring about a better coordination of shipments from the various sections of the Northwest to European markets. A more intel ligent distribution will result, and con sequently market conditions will be healthier and more stable." Tbe new organization, Mr. Davidson says, has resulted from deliberation of more than a year. The local grower and shipper has made several trips abroad studying apple market condi tions. Mr. Smith was in Europe Ijast summer. Mr. Ferguson will leave soon for England to establish the Lon don office. It is anticipated that the activities of the newly launched concern, which is incorporated under the laws of Washington, will be a feature of the International Apple bhippers Associa tion at Seattle in July. Mr. Davidson states that the company is expecting a minimum of 600 earloads of export apples from the Northwestern districts the coming fall. It will operate in all principal shipping communities of the two states. The Dee Dlant of the Oregon Lum ber Co.. which has been delayed this year because of damage to a logging road last November during the heavy sleet storm, will start the season a run Monday. The concern will employ about 175 men in the plant and the log ging camps on the Upper West Fork of Hood river. Heavy snowdrifts are still encoun tered in the highland fir forests, where the logging camp is located. The lum ber tract being logged is in the Ore gon National forest, me stumpage of the area was purchased by the lum ber concern several years ago, the deal having been the largest involving Douglas fir, ever closed by tbe fores try service. Charles Batchelde'r Going to Europe Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Batchelder have just received a message from their son. Charles Batchelder. vice president of the United Financial Corporation, of Montreal, Canada, announcing that be has recovered from serious injuries sustained recently during a windstorm. En route to his office Mr. tsatcneiaer was struck by a telephone pole felled by the wind. The impact of the fall ing pole was broken by cross arms, which undoubtedly saved Mr. Batchel- der's life. Mr. Batchelder was in charge of the Canadian financial institution while us president. Sir Charles Gordon, was at tending the Genoa conference. In his latest letter, Mr. Batchelder states that he will leave soon on an European trip. He will join Sir Charles Gordon at i he Hague and observe the confer ence to be held there. Why Suffer From Rheumatism I Do you know that nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles or chronic rheuamtism, neither of which require any internal treatment; The pain may be relieved by applying Chamberlain's Liniment, which makes sleep and rest possible, and that certainly means a great deal to any one afflicted with rheumatism. WOODMEN CEREMONY AT THE DALLES A large number of Hood River Wood men or the world motored to ihe Dalles Saturday night to participate in one oi trie largest ceremonials ever held by Woodmen in this section of the state. Members ' of eight different camps were present for the pleasant event. Uver 300 were present. The Dalles K. of P. band led the big parade on Second street, which was conducted by E. P. Martin, deputy head council of this district F. W. heard, district manager, and the members of Multnomah Camp, No. 77, and its degree team, surprised The Dalles camp when they unexpectedly arrived in the city. Tbe Multnomah camp team gave an exhibition drilling on becond street, after which the dele gation asesmbled in the Odd Fellows hall for the initiation of 53 new mem bers. Dr. O. D. DoMne gave the welcoming speech and M. D. George, of the Mult nomah camp, made the response. The officers and team of the Mount Hood camp conferred dereeson 53 candidates. A delicious dinner was Served at tbe close of the evening's activities. JAPANESE LEASE PRA- TIIER SUMMIT PLACE Nakamura Bros.. Japanese ranch ers, who have leased the 60-acre Hood river bottom farm of Geo. T. Prather, in the Summit district, will enter truck gardening on a large scale the coming year. A large portion of the farm will be devoted to asparagus growing. Heavy piantingflol tomatoes will be grown. Ihe Japanese, too, may crow large quantities of celery, a crop to which the local soil, it is de clared, is especially adapted. formerly the duik oi toe truck pror duce of this district has been produced on Columbia lowlands. Floods of the past several years, however, have been the source of considerable loss and ir regularities in cultivations. Because of the destruction of last year's Co lumbia flood, many Japanese and white ranchers have planted a considerable acre are of tomatoes on the highland soil tbis season, and tbe tomato ton nage cf tbe valley this season will probably eclipse that of any former year. Goose Shortage Acute The shortage of houses here has reached a stage that is seriously acute. During tbe past week at least a dozen families have sought in vain for living quarters. A number of orchardists. kasirg their places to move to the city have leen unable to secure accommo dations. Construction work on the new f l,2o0,0tK) dam of the Pacific Pow er Light Co. has called the families of a number of enginers here. These report an inability to find living quarters. A demand has been evidenced here each summer season for small furnish ed cottages by Portland families who express a desire to spend the cummer months in the city. This class of tem porary residents will be eliminated this season. A large number of small res idences.Tiowever, are being built in the city for the occupancy of builders. Own a home. Beautify it with trees and flowers, bee J. if. Lister at 214 cascade. ceiore you Duy an automobile vou should see the new Studebakers at the Cameron Motor Co. m4tf Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Hood River County. A. E. Hansen. Plaintiff, vs. Lillian Hansen, uerendant. To above Tnamed defendant. Lillian . . Hansen: In the name of the State of Oregon. you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint herein filed against you in the above entitled Court, on or before the 31st dav of July, 1922, that being the date and time fixed by the Court for you to ap pear and answer herein, and being more than six weeks from and after the date of the first publication of this Summons, and that if you fail to so appear or answer, in default thereof. plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in the Complaint, to-wit: For a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony existiner between plaintiff and defendant herein, and for sucn otner relief as to the Court may seem just ana equitable. ibis bummons is being published once a week for six successive weeks by Order of Honorable Fred W. Wil son, Judge of the above entitled Court: lhe first publication being June 15.1 1922, and the last publication being Juiy zi, lass. J. Silvestone, Attorney for Plaintiff, Who is a duly admitted and practic ing attorney in and for the State of Oregon, and whose residence and post omce address is at D&S-523 Lumber men s Building, Portland, Oregon. jel5jy27 WttttBO k mi warn lis Oil0 ATM mis We can supply you with a booklet issued by the makers of PACIFIC Plumbing Fix ture! which shows these fix tures arranged in many differ ent styles of bathrooms. If you will call at oar store, write, or 'phone, we will be glad to fir you a copy of this booklet. M. P.GIBB0N . 908 12th" Street. Slabwood Order now while you can get your.hauling done cheaply and your wood will have time to dry before winter. We can supply your needs at once or later on. Also sawdust can be had for the haulinpr. And don't forget you can get flume lumber, dimensions, tim bers, etc. on a few minutes notice, STANDARD LBR. CO. 'What next" Chautauqua Groumlg, June 23 and 24. J SPRINGS Don't buy a new spring when you break a few leaves. We have leaves for any spring. Resetting and tempering. All work guaranteed. Tucker & Payton Phone 2373 L..t-"5lTfi- If reserving time and a cool kjtchen Make canning time a real pleasure this year by using a good oil cook stove. It concentrates a steady, controlled heat directly under the utensil. Your task is shortened and your kitchen is kept cool, clean and comfortable. To insure' best results, use only Pearl Oil the clean-burning, uni form kerosene refined and re refined by a special process. Sold by dealers everywhere. Order by name Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) PEARL (KEROSENE) . HEAT AND LIGHT OIL iTAKDAJLD OIL I .COMPANY! (Cmlljinitt Gas Engine Surgeons Machinery, as well as men, grow old and wear out Man, "when he feels himself slipping, seeks aid of his doctor or surgeon. The automobile owner goes to his machinest. The gland specialist renews the youth of men. We will give new youth to your motor by reboring its cylinders. And why stop with your automobile engine. The cylinders of your spray engine, indeed, of any kind of a gasoline engine, will respond with renewed vigor if you will have the cylinders attended to. General Blacksraithing, Springs and Piston Rings HOWELL BROS. FOURTH STREET Tel. 2551 THE BUSY DAYS These are the busiest days that orchardists experience the early Spring, when Spraying and Cultivation de mand all the time of the man who grows Apples. Weath er circumstances have made the orchardist especially busy this year. If your time for shopping has been cut to the mini mum, let us help you with your meat ordering. A tele phone message to us will result in the preparation of the roast, the steak, lard, fish, etc., that you want. We are here to serve our rural patrons as well as those in town. WE WANT TO SATISFY The Hood River Market A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop. Phone 4311 HE1GIITSJITNEY Fare 15c each way Leave Heights at Hart Hotel Leare dowi Iowa at Electric Kitcbea. Other drives at reasonable pricea Office: Electric Kitchen. Phone 1191 GEO. t. ITRANAHAN Tel. &;i6 F. M. HI. A V EN Stranahan & Slaven General Contractors and Builders HOOO RIVER. OREGON. Hood River Abstract Co. Real Estate and Insurance Accurate Abstracting of Land Title. ARTISTIC MEMORIALS of Original Design h Granite and Marble Write for Illustrate Booklet Otto Schumann Granite and Marble Works East Third and Pine Street PORTLAND, ORE. Oldcat Monnmrat M nuCartarMTI in (h t J. W. MORTON Attorney and Counselor at Law Temporary Office, 3 IUzt-1 Ave. H.l River, Oregon We will be glad to see jou and your friends at any time at THE APPLE BLOSSOM CAFE A. J. DERBY Lawyer MOOD RIVER. 0RI60M.