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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1923)
r HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1923 LT. CANFIELD GOES TO SAN FRANCISCO «ir Tbe rights of ways of the old county roads on the East Side are reported full of thistle plants. The pestiferous nettles are Just now seeding, sending out their seed pods to pollute the en Mr. and Mrs. A. Canfield last week tire neighborhood. The county officials should observe the same rules required received a letter from their son. Lieu tenant J. B. Canfield, announcing bia by law of individual property owners. transfer from Camp Custer at Battle What Are We Doing to Interest the It requires thorough cooperation to Creek. Mich., to the army supply depot Tourietsf at Han Francisco. Mr. Canfield, who get rid of thistles. enlisted from here lu 1917 with a field In answer to the almve question, we hospital recruited largely from Port will have to say that Just at present Fverylmdy is thinking of the water land, was transferred to the quarter we are doing next to nothing. Several 1 ahor’age n< w. In a few weeks the Ir master department. He was sent to hundred visitors from all states of the rigating seHson will be over and the Camp Custer April 18, 1918. Then Union are streaming through our city aeriotisness of the situation will not 50,000 men were being rushed through every day, and we are sitting talk- be so apimrent. It behoove« all of us training for movement to France, there to strike the decisive blow atlvely by and doing nothing to inter to get behind tlie city council and against Germany. est them in the Hood River Valley. ' work for the immediate launching of For some time Lieutenant Canfield Wo use that word, “talkatively," ad-' plans for an adequate supply of pure has iteen the sole representative of the I'nited State« Army at the deserted vi.«edly. We have s¡ient much energy water for Ihsid River. camp. Tlie buildings were sold and In voluble dlscUHsion the past few he remalued to settle details of the months in telling each other what we transfer. The huge barracks were If convicts continue to escape, at the wrecked and sold for kindling wood. should do to keep the tourist in the recent record rate, and if Governor A Battle Creek newspaper, in a valley, and we are letting the season I»ier« continues to issue imrdons. we story alsiut Lt. Uanfleld, gives this draw to a close without doing any will soon hare no need for the pent- foreword: thing. tunttsr.v. It may come in handy for "And this Is law that I'll maintain _, i We wonder If 10 li r <eht of those the dtizeury iff tbe state, who, when "Until my dying day, sir: Who motor through H ihk I River get a “That whatsoever king may reign, the rulers of the pen. released, start “Still I’ll be the Vicar of Bray, sir.’’ I glimpse of tiwe-orchards. Dot's one depreiiiitl'u*. may wish some refuge —Old Song. per cent get out into the highland for or place of protection. ( The story ends as follows: j ests around Mount Hood? And why? "Some day, perhaps, a history ofl Hlmply tiecause we haven’t shown Mr. Shay tells us that the Ilood the strange series of metamorphoses I enough enterprise or jjpergy to tell River auto park is getting a fine repu- that are and have been at Cantp Gtis-| them the story of the valley asd the ter, will be written. And when it is. t at ion out along the main motor higli- It will be to Lieutenant Canfield that Mvnery around Mount Hood. Hood ways. It is said that the park is the the historian will go to learn the wlerd River is known ns one of the most prtr most conveniently equipped lietween story." grtHwive towns in the Northwest. And Portland and Sjiokane. Ix*t'h not get yet we have a loLto learn. puffed up over the compliment«, but We wihli to suggest thut by the time Just work all Uie harder to' make it another tourist season rolls around, the more attractive. the Chamber of Commerce build a t . _ *> neat miniature bungalow to occupy The tourists an* coming. They are the side of Second street, either on the (August review of San Francisco Franz or Butler Bank corner at the here in bigger and bigger numbers Federal Reserve Bank). Oak street intersection, and equip this each year. They are returRliig home The condition of deciduous fruit bungalow ns a tourist information each year using sniierlntive adjective« crops throughout the district improved in tlielr tales ot Oregon. We ’ ve been during June and in many case« eati- office. A direct telephone wire could be strung to the municipal auto‘park. a little slower but by and by we are mateH of forthcoming yields have been inerensed. I«arge yields of most fruits Such a structure would take up about going to have southern Galifomla are expected in the Pacific Northwest. as much room as a parked automobile. wishing, to annex ns liecamie of our Th«* 1923 commercial apple crop In Tlie city, we feel sure, will be glad to superior scenic attractions. Washington, the principal apple pro ducing Htate in the district, is now es- grant a permit fur its «instruction. timat<*d at 26.631,000 boxes, coiniiared It will be one of tlie finest investments The genus sheik lias not reached with 21,312,000 boxes produced in 1922. IltMid River ever made. Hood River. We hois* it never dora. The important berry crops In 4'regon On arrival orclmrdlats are instructed have Iieen damaged by rain during the PRESIDENT HARDING’S NEWS to low n<x time in preparing tlielr full past month, but only ripe fruit already For Sale or Trade—One Ideal apple grader, Mrn. Archibald PaxseH on the vines was affected, and later LEGION NOTES CHURCHES spray tanks of lime sulphur or ar- 4-belt, I d perfect condition. Phone 5834. a2lf PAPER CREED maturing fruits will probably he ben- M th . Mary Archibald, wifi* of BJltlDj. efitted by the additional moisture. I Among the entertainment features The nation not only hist her lieloved acnate of lead.___________________ ford Archibald, West Side orchardiHt. I For Male - A small small alM Caller grader. Christian Church Tel. .V12, A. J. Vogler. JyMlf Railroad figures on shipments of] planned for the thousands of cltlzeuH died yeaterdny- lit her boine. Slit* lx president and leader, when President fresh deciduous fruits from Ualifornla I and war veteruriH attending the Amer- Tlie Leavitt Soul-Winning Team will Htirvlved by a dmigliter. Mrs. Rubert For Hale — Eight lota on Cnlunbta River Everybody wants to get ready to thtiH far tills season indicate iliat there I li nn Legion conventions at Seaside Harding passed last week, but one of I h * witli iih to iH'gin it iu«*ting August Frey. Funeral aervicea await -tlie ar Highway, a milefron tlie city, with comfort legion vlait Kolierg's Beach for the able 3- room home. Enquire of J. O Gurley. her greatest editors as well. This na will tie an unusually heavy movement September 6 to 8 Inclusive will Is*: 26. This «iinpany consists of five rival of Mr. Frey, who in traveling in Jyl2tf -' I Bathing girls’ «intest to select Ore- workers, Illi very suc«*iu<ful in their WaHlilngtou fruit dint riels. A grand K F II 4, Hood River. tion will Is* all the better if every bathing glrja' contMt Sunday, August during the present year. The low prices offered for canning I gon's fairest bathing lieauty ; state For Sale-Large sise Royal bol air pipe fur work. Tetldy Leavitt, evangelist; his 26. son, George Frey, llooil River high newspaisT will study and follow the fruits and the uncertainties surrotmd-1 rifle championship meet; log rolling wife. M th . Ix-nvitt. a worker with the aehool. is station ranger of tin* forest nace In good condition. KO. M. A. Udellu*. Phone Odell IM or call at my plaoe, I mile er«*d that President Harding formu lug the future market for dried fruits I contests, athletic races, weinie roasts Juniors; Claude Neely, chorus leader »23 The north of Odell. Tlie Valley's yours, Dokklea. Make have apparently led many growers to I on the Is-ach, swimming, flailing, air asit^eiloist. and also a pianist «inqioiie service at Ixnikout Mountain. lated for his Marion Star. ^The creed Iwidy was brought to the Anderson For Hale-An organ. Phone 58». lyllltf merry In Oregon sunshine. Smile at ship a larger proportion of their crops I plane trips over tin* ocean, sightseeing the team. Come out and" hear these mortuary. ■: was as follows : For Hale—Kir and pine 16-In. and 4-tl. wood, Rememlier, there are twq sides to our mountains untl let them «mile back tliHii usual to the fresh fruit markets. I trRia. tlie big military jiaraile of the worthy workers for our God. Next delivered anywhere within two mile« of Rood Previous estimates of the 1923 Vai-1 legion, water carnival, banquets, Lordsday: Bible school at 9.45 a. m, every qiieation. Get them both. Be at you. River. E. Beauregard., tel. Odell 3M. JylKtf encia orange crop in California re-lilaii«*« anil visits to historical spots, A. B. Cash. Hui»t.; preaching at 11 a. Association Holds Picnic truthful. Get the facts. Mistakes are 111aIneil unchanged at 10,278,066 (sixes I Seaside Is-ing rich in history. For Hale— acre with small house; also one in., topic, "A Message to the Church;" inevitable, but strive fór a«-uraey. I It wan announced yesterday nt the cow. on Heights. E. C. Hageis, H F. They're working on the bridge, hoys. July 1. Approximately 40 per cent ofl - ■■ - Christian Endeavor at 7 p. tn.; preach first mutual picnic of the Apple Grow Jersey would rntiier have one story exactly I». SA. j|2tr the crop had Iieen shipped by that I Dr. Kate Wallner Barrett, national ing at 8 p. m.. topic, “A Well Known ers Association that tin* event would right than a hundred half wrong. Be Pretty stain the Columbia will lie no I president of the American Legion Aux- Youth." Come anti worship with uh , . For Bale—UtMid^lry lO.Inch body fir wood, decent. Is* fair, lie generous. Boost, dividing line for mld-Columbla activ date. I n * made annual. All approximate delivered. This wood la the very best. Phone Tlie canned fen it situation is at | Ilin ry, will tqa-ak at tlie state conven- J. C. Hanna. Pastor. don't knock. 1.04)0 grower members mid employes 4717. call morulugs or evenings. Haltznian ities. present (July 16) «implicated by the lion of the Oregon Deimrtment of the __________ J-gnr ‘There's g<ssl in everyliody. Bring of the orgmiiz.nlion mid their fiiilillleg Bio«. inability of canners and growers of women's organization which convenes out tlie good and never needlessly hurt For Hale—Almost new circular wood «aw. gathered nt a grove around the Park The Baptist Church mounted on truck aud eq nipped with a« h. p, The real fun is lieing had thia week fruit to agree upon the prices to lie at Seaside. Dr. Barrett is one of the the feelings of anybody. Grange community house. A banket, Btover englue. Tel. Van Horn Hotel 4SH7. J14lf Sunday school at 10 a. m. On ac- lunch wan spread. “In re|*urting a political gathering, by thé Ma zainas and Wiyeasters up in IMtltl for green fruit and by the uncer forempet women of the day in the Athletic events tainties surrounding tlie future'mar affairs of the world. Theodore Roose- count of the church having granted a give the facts. Tell the story as it la, Eden Park. For Hale—10 acres, 7 In good heart ng orchard. ls*tw«*n employe mill memla*r tennis ket for canned products. During thelvelt at one time stated that slie was n vacation of two weeks to the pastor, 3 In hay, Small house and harn. »1000 00, half not as you would like to hav« it. mini past month canners have announced I woman the w’orld could hardly do there will be no preaching services were features of the afternoon. An cash Addreas XT, care Glacier. Treat all parties alike. If there is address was delivered by A. F. 8. prices which they will |*ay for apricots, without. She la an excellent speaker Sundays, August 12 and 19, and no For Hale- I-ewlsTrapnesled Reds, trapneeted any politics to lie played we will play Phil II. Carroll has an apixirtunlty and Steele, new manager of the concern. growers’ organizations have named land was one of tlie five women from prayer ineetingH Wednesdays, August continuously since February, 1921. All slock It in our editorial columns. Treat all to become the Frank Branch Itiley of pedigreed Cockerels from iilgli reoerd dams. selling prices for canning |s*ars and tlie United States to attend the confer- 15 and 22. Ti>e Sunday school will, religious matters reverently. peaches. lence at the Hague. , * however, hold its sessions ns usual, Odell W Dee Mill Resumes Work inlotl “If it, can issmilily be avoliled never the apple Industry. Ri'isirts continue to indicate that al .......... . ............. — Church will be resumed Sunday, Aug- bring ignominy to an Innocent man, For Sale—llay. P. H. Mohr A Bros. Phone The Doe sawmill of the Oregon majority of canners are planning lol Those «lining by automobile to at- ust 26. woman or child in telling of the mis- in24tf I.nnilsr Go., closed down sin«* last 4M»- C. R. Delepine, Pastor. imck n quantity of fruit only sufficient tend the American Is-gion sessions'at d<*eds or fortunes of a relative. Friday iM-caiise of undermining of tlie For Halt*—Nice, well-built, double house of to fill orders actually received or 1111- 1 Oregon's greatest ocean resort will find "Don't wait to lie ask<*d. but do’It dam which backs up water for its log 10 rooms, hall rented, I he other halt occupied doubtedly in prospect, a decision prob splendid camping facilities and suit without UHklngand, atsive all, is* clean by owner, lour lots and garage. Large garden pond aiid also makes available the equipped First Church of Christ, Scientist ably influenced by the quality of the I itble Jiarklng privileges, according to with sprinkling system. Very aloe and neves let a dirty word or sugges full for water pAwer turbines that view, overlooking Columbia river. Will Hell Services in church building, Sunday, 1922 jiack fruit still unsold und the I’nt Dililan, of Seaside, chairman of tive story get into type. very reasonable, lisold, soon. Tel. 3081. Theo. drive a huge electrical plant, resumed small volume of future sales cotismn the I«*glon convention arrangements 11 a. m. Sunday school the same hour. Haas. mmif *T want this paper «0 conducted The reading room is maintained In work Monday. Tlie big mill antlci- that it can go Into any home without I’hilip II. Garroll, who during the mated thus far this year. The donas- committee, |Mites a cut of 30,(MM>.000 feet tills year, For Hale — Good Iota for sale In all parts of L the Davidson building. Room 8 is destroying the innocen«* of any child.” past two years H|a*nt the greater (»art tic canned fruit market is refsirtcd to theclty, priora right. A. W. Unibank 4 Co. »1411 have strengthened slightly during tin Prominent shakers to attend tlA? open week days from 9 to 5, with nn one of the largest in its history. of the time in ceutral Europe In charge laist month. Foreign buyers lire re state l«egion sessions at Seaside in- The logs, chiefly Douglas fir, are For Sale—Barrett District, one acre, 6-room attendant in charge from 3 to 5. of tlie American Relief Association and [sirted generally out of the market. drawn over a rnilrond truck from tlie house, furnished, out balldlngs, never falling ‘ hide Governor Pier«*, Senator Mc- Wednesday evening service at 8 1.ONT LAKE well, modern chicken house accomodating wlio visited all large ports, says that upper West Fork of Hood river, where 20° electricity. The dried fruit market lias remained Nar,v. Dr. Kate Wallner Barrett, II. E. o’clock. I chsoii sermon : “SouL” Address K. L. Barstow. 410 several years ago tlie concern pur N. k. 15th St.. Portland. Ora. II. W. Lyman, antoiiHibile editor of every apple grower In the Northwest relatively Iniictive. Buyers have tlmJ Mn< I hmald, secretary of the National Jy27tf ♦ chased a heavy body of timber from the Oregonian, found Lost Ijike re should reJoi«* that tlie Port of Port far thia year (July 16) shown little in ■»<•and the state commander of the ForHale — Ata Bargain a modern residence land has decided to add a cold storage terest in s|sit stocks of 1922 crop fruit Grand Army of the Republic. It is tlie govern inent in tin* Oregon National two blocks from center of business district, 12 Riverside Church cently. mid as a result, the wonders of plant to its facilities for handling fruit or future stocks of 1923 crop fruit nt | evist-ted Jhat the commander of the rooms, Including four large bedrooms, large A comradeship of worship and ser Forest. n Hummer’s day there at the edge of prior to trans-ts-van sbipineut. double sluing room, kitchen pantry, large War Veterans will also lie on vice. Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. Morn prevailing prices. Garry-over strttkx Spanish " ' closets, bathroom aud enclosed porch. Eqolp- one of Oregon’s most beautiful wood- "Willie we should fully realize the of all classes of dried fruits are larger deck. ing worship, 11 a. m. Young peoples’ P*?,ffiroace and has convenient garsge. FOR SALE Cali W. J Baker. m24lf land gems are recited on the cover necessity of taking the la*st care of than a year ago. Tlie packers recent meeting, 7 p. nt. Sunday Evening Club Railroads will have reduced Rum page of the automobile section of the fruit prior to the time of loading, we ly have redu«*d prices for old crop mer rates In effect for the Htate aes- 7.45, 1st and 3rd Sundays, November For Hale—Good bargain, splendid work team For Male—Fir wood. 16-in. and 4-fi. Phone must not lose sight of the fact that it weighlug 2000 ItM. and gissi harness. Juno 4<A3. A. LaChapelle. tnyll ’24 Oregonian. Mr. Lyman paid L oh ! is tlie «»ndition in which the product dried apricots. pt*aches, and raisins, siona at Seaside. 8eptenils*r 6, 7 and 8. to March inclusive. Mid-week Bible cash. H. Aune, neighbor ol Ed Hawkes alfttr and announn-d their 1923 opening lecture Thursday evening at 7.30. Reduction of fare« under the certifi Other meetings subject to special I an- Lake a tribute that will result, we arrives on a foreign or domestic mar pri«*s for dried npricots and figs. For Sale—One work horse, wt. lato lbs ; one FOR RENT cate plan from all. points In Oregon sp«n of work horas, wt. i;«)0 Ihs each; two set« think, in the visit of many other Port ket tliut is of vital importance to the nouncement. of harness: one 3.Inch Iron wagon sn<l 1 spring have also lieeti granted by local liues. grower. Unless pro|a*r refrigeration is For Heat — A room, with or without garage, landers this year. In ids story he wagon. Embrlll Bros., Mt. Hood. Ore a23 given the fruit after loading all our Ijtraway Cup Tournament Postponed to gentleman. 8UPIneHL Tel. 2101. al» said: Missionary .Alliance Everything is In'ing made ready for efforts and expeiUMM at this end are For Hale—A good saddle or drlvlug horse. Tlie annual Hood River county the big «invention. For Rent—2-rooui apartment. 12KI Cascade Phone oxfri. ,23 Several add<*d Our advice regarding a motor trip wasted. Regular services : Sunday school Phoife 3H43. a Hilf men's tennis tournament. »¡loiiHoretl by to L>st Lake tills Niiiiinier 1« this, By "In olmerving tbe condition of thou the Ben<*dlct Tennis Club, liecniiHc of features which are entirely novel are 9.45 a. m., IL C. Deitz, supt. ; preaching For Hale—Full dairy equipment. Including For Rent — A t-roorn bouse partly furnished. seheduled for the three days' enter nil means visit this beautiful la ke, sands of lioxes of apples arriving in service at 11 a. m. Young People ser Hinman milking machine, L5 cows, all milk Phone WOO. »21 either for a day or for nn entire sum England 1 am convinced that a great tlie aliaence of many players awa.v on tainment and business tranHactlon. vice, 7 p. m., R. C. Samuel, pres. Evan Ing and registered Guernsey bull. Mrs. T J. tlielr vacation. has iieen |s>st|H>n<*<l un Through the efforts of George II. Wil Milla, 1002 Columbia St.. Ilood River, Ore. al6t*f mer outing. But persuade all your deal is yet to Is* learned by the car For R*nt—Famished apartment. Call Mrs. gelistic service, 8. p. m. Prayer meet »Hi friends and neqnnintan«*s to stay rier. Nor am I alone in this view, as til September 1. According to E. 4'. bur. state «imipander of the Legion, ing every Wednesday, 8 p. m. Every For Hale—Fresh Jersey cow, second calf, very Connaway 321*. away. Tell them the rond is terrible, with few ex«*ptlons all th«* receivers Smith, member of a Benedict commit and Harr}’ N. Nelson. Dtqmrtment AdJ- body welcome. W. P. Kirk, pastor gentle.T.H tested, price **41; also young K I. K For Rent TooiiTTnrumnlTouMe^cloJeTir pallets. lewis' trapneeted slock, Sue each the lake ugly and unattractive, any of fruit with whom I talketl preferred tee in charge. 15 regiHtrntlonH have ' iitant. n formidable array of Hpeakers phone, 3663. Household furniture A. Dickinson, Frank for 10 to 12 dollars per month with desire to to -„.e.ljg date. ------- -- for -- the — tournament --------- ----- - „ to |H. pypaent to render addresses. ton, phone 54'27. „23 sell all furniture for K0 or *60. 720 Oak 8t . at« thing to keep them from goin/. In to have apples ship|M*d overland to Iieen made --------- ' I Reservations art* already lieing made IHI k way crowds nt the lake will be New York and then«* across to the For Rent—3 famished housekeeping rooms, For Sale—About 200 tree props, ready to use. St. Mary’* Catholic Church l>y those who arc planning to attend. diminished nn<| you will la* nhl<* to British Isles. The fruit thus Shipped Also some farming Implements. Rhone 1074 hoi and cold water, light and heal furnished, reasonable rent. Tel. »34, »15 HUle. Mrs J. Dally Nass, 7 a. m. ; 8unday, 8 and Robert Cooper. motor to the lake In comfort mid to invariably arrived in la*tter condition WHITE SALMON and it is estimated that the attendan«* W. Haviland. a9tf get the greatest poraible enjoyment and brought more, thus offsetting the /vc- — «m. wi . « » will run over 2,(MM>. The Oregon pub- 10.30 a. m. ; first Friday, Mass at 8 ForHale—Ata bargain, a 14110 lent In ex (Frotn The Enterprise) | i( , nn< , TPt(irllnR o f H || wnrR have Iieen a. m. ; Saturday at 9 a. m.. Instruc cellent condition. W. A. Rooker, tel. 1913. aid For Rent —Furnished housekeeping rooms. out of your 'visit. Rounds selfish, but higher ««st of transportation. Phone 2761. silt II imm I River, River. I invited to attend by the Legion, I«egion, Htate state tion for the children. General Com E. Kinzer and wife, of Hood 11 m'ght lie worth Irving, at that. "If the carriers wl«b to get the ton ■ H|ient the paHt week with Mr. and Mrs. officer)«. SeaHlde Legion «invention munion Day, flrat Sunday; Commun For Hale-11 head of milch cows, together For Kent — Furnished rooms. Ebone 2443 or with dairy route, one Jersey heifer, fresh thia nag«*, to which they are entitle«i and Jerome Klinger. The Kinsers have I committee and the mayor of SeaHlde. ion day for children, third Sunday. siti winter. Jersey bull. Tel. 5162 Would prefer inquire st Mil Oak Mt. - Hood Itiver. as one of the NorTti- 'which should logically go through the 1 I hh - ii on n vacation to the la'iicli and some one who wishes entire lol and root«. s*l Franciscan Fathers, For Rent-A 3 room house, all rooms very 709 Seventh Street. west's foremost apple producing see- Piinanin canal, thereby easing th«* an- ■ came to White Salmon for a few days' Construction of hospitals for dis Tel. 3132 For Hale-Ridin« hone and saddle Call large, on Alarneda Way, August 1. Phon« 111111I pressure on the overland routes, , visit with their old friends, 5703. a2tf Odell Telephone office. »jg Gong, vv'lll appreciate the interest tlie they must iron out existing wrinkles abled war veterans is progr«*ssing in i F. W. Balslger returned from Med Union I’aciAc I h inking in stimulât ini. iiik I inak«* shipin<*nts of apples by ford. Ore., n few days ago. where be n far more satisfactory manner to the Seventh Day Adventist Church For Rent — Rooms for studente, close to high For Hale-Pigs. Ifyoa want 200-lh. porkers school Single, *2.25 per week. Double, SX00 apple consumption. The great rail water a reMOBably safe venture for went to «infer with C. E. Barr, coast American legion than heretofore, ac Sabbath school Saturday 10 a. m. Infimo« buy these, J. R. Fordeu, tel. .Wfi a9tf per week. Phone 3182.. a2U cording to la'gion officials in Wash in9 h»rn*«"- good condi system lias Just iwued-one of tlie most tlie grower or provide som<* way of in- repr«*sentHtlve of Dennis, Kimliall A ington. Efforts are isdng redoubled Preaching service 11.15 a. m. Prayer For Rent - Housekeeping rooms at lion May tion. H. E. Bryan, Multnomah Way. *1« I mu rance against the present hazard«. Pope. fruit buyers of New York City, All meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p. m. <<>m|.rebeti»ive lot of reei|HS on iipplis (The extreme variations In condition of Bl., partly furnished. Tel. 3142. fylltf to secure • general surgical hospital are welcome. Mr. Bnlslger will represent that firm -For Hale — One Nubian doe giving 4 qta a we have ever seen. The Imoklet *.vill ■ fruit at time of discharge, after weeks in till« district, which includes White at Portland for disabled men. * ____________________ day; also one flne Nubian buck In ino« old at bargain. J. J. Knapp, Rd. .1, Hood River. »16 lie of real worth, we predict, for it will in transit through tbe canal and de Salmon, Underwootl, Lyle and Hood WANTED Bids for Wood The California Palace of the Le «"*<*• »beatïand lu Frank- take its place among the treasures of ix'iiding on the steamer is evidence River. that as yet this method is in an un land. A w Wanted—To buy a cream separator in good The market for apples looks much gion of Honor, which is now In midst Healed bids will lie received until Ila Co., Wash., for Valley hay housewives tlie country over, mid ev ■ ¿¡ñ condition. Phone 5497. aliti der ebqa*«l stag«*, viewed from a com better than lust year and from present of construction and Is to cost approx tlie hour of 2 o'clock p. in., the 5th Beckley. 417 May Street. ery time they think of apple goodies mercial fruit marketing standpoint. pri«-s it would seem that the grower imately 81.OUO.IMM*. will Is* formally day of Septemlier. 1923, at the oflhx* -X2¡J*ÍPl.7My *-roo,n. two-alory, feu, ft,r- Wauled—By rellabls man witli latnlly. • they will think <if.IM»thw'eMgrU-Ljx«l. "Closer «isqierHtlon lietWeen ship- may have a chance to break even nnti dedicated in memory of the 3,3410 Cal of the County Clerk and thereafter ntsbed residence at corner of 13th and A Ht» ranch to manage, or by month. Mast be In Hood River High Hchool District. Address on Height«. Phone F. M. Hlavena 3403. ■ aHtf apples. |M*rx and «win carriers is neznled, nn perhapp have something left for his ifornia Itoys who gave their lives in publicly opened by the County (Jourt A. B. C. care Glacier office. s6 I Tlie Star Fruit Co., of the World war. during the national for fifteen (15) cords. 16-lnch. body . r* H»,*—Heavy milking young Holstein Iiii|iartlai Inspection of fruit nt time of year's work convention of the American legion in tnbercul¡n-lesied cows. CTC. Fields, 1» mlln Wanted—Posttion by ezptnenced orchar. Every owner ant! employe of every iondlng. to determine condition for this city, lias already sold eight ears San Francisco Octolier 15 to ID. The fir wimm I to lie delivered at the Court CMcáde Lock's b B K*V,r *I'k,,wsy- Addre.« diet atid trait man, capable of taking charge shipment, is vital. Elalsiration of the of apples, mostly small Hisses, at $1.10 House on Sherman avenue. £ a.K) ■ ot packing plant or field crews. Apply E. D.. garage hi Hood River should impose refrigeration «'latises uned by carriers for C-grade up to $2.25 for Extra De Palace Is to be a duplicate of the one 1 earn of Glacier offioe. Al refarenoee. a!6 The Court reserves the rig" to re Bale—mroom home. 5 bed rooms, sitting on himself the duty of a eouiieous on I i III h of lading would b«> «lesirable, licious. f. o. b. White Salmon. It is on the hanks of the Heine. In Paris, ject any or all blds. room, dining nxini, kitchen, pantry bath and official permission of its duplica Wanted-Washing or washing and Ironing story of the sights to l>e seen l,y motor ns would anything else which tends to learned that buyerH have offered an a 16-23 Kent Shoemaker. 'Clerk, room.5 elothea closets, large front porch, full Prompt and efficient service. Steady costo tion was given by the French govern haaement. Fruit trees, garden, garage for 3 mer» preferred. Chill or write IM Front BL al6 tourists if they will slop long enougl place a little rcH|M>nsibllity ou Rome average of $1.25 for all three grades ment. cars. Fine view of Columbia. Prlee K M0 00 m* else beside the grower, who In of all varieties of exisirt sizes, which Phone owner S134. sgf to Journey out into the or hard : Wanted-Bookkeeper, with eiperlence, m addition to paying tlie «ad of tlie mis are small apples, but the offer was not O.*W. I. i N. C». Tlae Card take charge of general office work Advise tions and-the surrounding forest wilds. I takes nil along the line in man-made accept«*«!. 111 1 11» M 411 » H »»♦♦♦+»»♦+4 w,«on' ■•I of bolster by letter nnmber nt years experience and »al T ,n<.i* *ïw’pounds front and Hi00 rear. Tel ary expected. Addreaa 211 care GHieler. JMlf WESTWARD Al Wilke has ls*en home the past The service stations and garages marketing inachinery. lias to f<s>t tlie : Clipped Here and There I No. 23, Salt Lake Port pass 5.00 ni (.’dell Wil. W. H- Bucher. should not merely fill tlie gas tanks of bill for the ec«*entricitieft of tbe ele week fur medical attention, having in yf*’«»lfi.wt. upwards No. 11, Spokane-Port, pass —5.30 a ni „Z'Xi’ii!?-,1 jured one of his eyes while at work MISCELLANEOUS the visitors streaming through, They ments." Jen*y "»»I * 1-horae in the blacksmith shop of the Forest II 1*1 *»4 Hil l »»I Illi >1 »»1« No. 19, ChL Omaha. Kan. wagon. H. J. lap* on East Hide. 1U mlfea should fill the occupants of the auto- ■ City Denver pans ___ 6.10 m Radio fans who were lisfentng In to out. between Mt. Ilood R. R. and river ale Ixtel- Between hospital and Parts Fair, a Bungalow Information Bureau Planned Service in I lie Little Goose Iuike s,*«*- Walla Walla. Pen tion. Small pie«** of steel wen* taken the «incert at Hood River lant night, mobiles full of the story of mid- I cameo lavellerre with a tiny diamond above the cameo, was tied In a white handkerchief loU near •* ,h * n< 1 Railroad Hi»., A streetside motor tourist informa dleton, Port, local.— 3.10 p m line soil, free water. Address AJ. care of Gia- I out of Ills eye by Dr. Warner. Al re at their Dalles homes, perhaps did not Columbia scenic Is-autles. with a pink crocheted border. Please leave at tion bungalow is Isdng planntsl by the ports that the Forest Service is now know that two of the musicians play Chicago. Omaha, Glacier office Reward. »W ailf 1 ______ ... ______ Ihsal River Chamber of Commerce. building a road into the Little Goose ing into the radio were DnMes boys. Portland limited ..... 4.05 p m For Bale — 4-acctlon Ideal fruit «rader, used ..... r .. 1 Lost — Moaa agate waleh charm with letter«, EASTWARD Talk of heated swimming tank» Tlie plan baa received the unofficial luike district which will tap the liilck- Melvin Piekel (piano) and George Mœter*°n r,,"n*or"*e Kobl- Uvlngsto«®. .Ivlngatone, I F. L. T. on one side. Retarn to Glacier office Port.-Salt I-a He pass 12.55 a m Three a»3 fhr reward. »16 makes one smile. Kol>erg Beach is endorsement of Mayor PerIgo and letierry fields. Thia road I h called the French (violin and lainjo). _________________ _________ ... .. - - James Htrgnahan. member of the Twin Buttes road. Toward Mt. Adams Hood River Isiys «imposed the rest of Portland-Pendleton, r J?*!? - Rome used apple graders ot va 1 Belmont lateral of Farmers' Irr. the only thing. Take the family over street committee of the city council. the road has been completed to Cold the orchestra ss follows: Walin Walla local _ 9.55 ■ m Barton —‘J,"".!"'1 "JT"’ A'11 ,or th* “*• '»w. Blten, » gold watcb, banting ease. Finder there anil let them develop into red Definite action will probably lie taken Springs, alsiut two miles from the WiHMlyard. (saxophone); "Lu<. Portland, Onialm, Bud" « Cud M«tbews Ball Bearing Gravity Con- pleaae call A OanBeld, phone MM. »M ■»> Chicago limited___ 11.30 m JZZmUf M "heppard. Hood River. Pnnne -- -------------- ----------- - ----- ---------------------------------— bl<H«d<*d American laiyn and girls. nt the Monday night meeting of the nuiw line, or between four and five i deford (saxophone); snd W. Ford q™!1*1 ------------------- raw fa] emu Loans 4, Port.-Oniaha, Kan. miles above Morrison creek. Tlie road (drums). Tlie hojra pls yeti for 15 Open air recreation never yet aided city council. I *-•* ,x*n' n"d*r K~*ve Hrslem on elty or City. Chicago pass 7.20 P ni tJih'teJirtota m MSi’bteSte’w "S’!. is good and no grade exceeds ten per I minute«.—Tlie Dalle* Chronicle, Aug lu developing pneumonia or t. b. Genuin« Foni parte al Frans Co.'s. U cent. i ust 7. 12, Port.-Spokane pass 10.05 P ni ìjdoò liftier (Klartet LARGE FRUIT CROP BEING ANTICIPATED STEAMER FOLK ARE ASKED TO GIVE HELP