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I HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THuRSDxT, SEPTEMBER 20, 1928 'a r j. The Independence Eire Department has written to L. G. Morgan asking for instructions on methods of Are Inspec tion work used l>y the local depart ment. In the letter the Independence tire department stated that it had learned that the local inspection sys tem was one of the best in the state. ? .k < [I] à ! • .£ Hood River Abstract Co. Real Estate and Insurance Accurate Abstracting of Land Titles. J. D. McLUOAB CONTRACTOR Practical worker in Stona, Concrete, Brick and Plaster. Excavating, Grading, Etc. Telephone 6934 a rubber footwear that weara IlbMriifbjtbWM H. L. DUMBLE, That’» why we »ell it here. We believe it is the best rubber footwear you can buy. Thou sands of men have given it years of test. It fits better. It gives more eomfort. It gives more days of wear than any other make. And in the long run ft is the cheapest rubber footwear you nn buy. Come in and let us show you. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. 0*11* promptly answer*d in town or oountry Day or Night. Telephone«: tteeldence. ¡0*1: Offloe, 130. Ottlee In the Hroelu* BuiMlnr DBS. ABRAHAM AND SIFTON PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS Rooms 17, 19, 20 Brosin* Building Rea. Phones: Dr. Abraham 4152. Dr. Sitton 3818. Office 4151. E. O. DUTRO, M. D. Look for th* Rod Ball Physician and Surgeon HALL BUILDING Office hours, 2 to S p. m. You’ll find it on all “Ball-Band” footwear Telephone*: J. C. JOHNSEN Office, 14Jlt 8TEVEN8 BLDG., PORTLAND Consultation Hood River bv appoint ment. Phone 6959 Drs. Thrane & Rogers P hysicians & S urgeons Davidson Bldg., Office phone 2172 i Dr. Thrane 2174 Res. phone Dr RogerB 2«01 L. R. Alexander, D. M. D. DENTIST Office, 4, S and 6, Smith Building. Office Pbone 2021 Ree. Phone 8144 Hood River, Oregon Importers, Exporters and Distributors of Frail Specialty in Apples and Pears. E. L. SCOBEE, D.D.S. BRO8IU8 BUILDING Office Honrs: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Office Tel. 3161 Residence Tel. 3412 Can handle your Apples and Pears to the best possible advantage to growers. We sell on F. 0. B. orders all we can. A good many are sold in transit—the balance exported to the best markets. We export to Europe—have offices in London, Liver pool and Glascow. Sell to North and South American cities, also Cuba, etc. If market is not at its best, we put in cold storage until market improves. Have satisfied growers who have sold through us from 14 to 16 years. Our returns good as the best. Checks sent as soon as sold. Liberal advances made on apples and pears. I cuoco I L. L. MURPHY, D. D. M. General Dentistry Rooms 11-16 Broeius Bldg, O. H. JENKINS, D. M.D. DENTI8T Telephones: Office 1081; residence 3331 Office over Bntler Bank B. B. POWELL Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work 310 Cascade Avenue HOOD RIVER, OREGON y DR. S. L. PETERSON (Successor to Dr. Pineo) DENTI8T Eliot Building, Hood River, Oregon. Phone 8812 FRED W. BALSIGER White Salmon, Wash J. DERBY Lawyer HT. HOOD .RAILROAD COMPANY HOOD RIVNR. ORBOOM. Time Table No. 37 We will please you with our Dressmaking Taking effect Sunday, July 29th, 1923. MOBTHBOÜND RODHD Ns. S Motor Bally j‘. M. 4 15 A. 18 4.28 4.38 H 41 4.4« 4. 52 4.57 6.01 f> t>5 6.10 6.15 —— N«. 3 Ns. 1 Molar •Dally Daily H Except ’nd'y A. M. A. M. 11.40 8.00 11.43 8.05 11.53 8.15 12 03 8.25 Ì2 06 8.30 12.11 8 43 12.17 8.48 12 22 8.58 12 28 9.03 12 30 9.08 12.35 9 15 12.40 9.25 Stations ... L». Sood ttvrr Ar.......... N*. 2 •l>*lly Except Hunday P. M. 3 16 3 12 3.06 2 55 2.50 NW* w tlally Ezoapt Monday .............Powerdale ............ ......... Switchback ............ ............ Van Horn ............ .............. Mohr................... .............. Lentz ................ .............. Odell ................ 2 45 ............ Summit ........... 2.40 ............ Bloucher .............. 2 35 .............. Holstein .............. 2.25 ......... Winan* .............. 2.20 .............. Dee........... ra... 2.15 ......... Trout Craek ... .. 11.15 ............ Camp 1 .............. ............ Wood worth ......... 11 ()5 ...Ar. Parkdalr L».......... 11.00 A. M. À. M. NW* w Iw. o M*t#r S*t.rd*y 0d, Bally r.Ä. P. M. 9.15 9.12 9.02 8 52 8.48 2 55 2.52 2 42 2 82 2 28 7.30 7.27 7.17 7.07 7.03 8.43 8.36 8.81 8 27 8 24 8.20 8.12 2.23 2.1« H 2.11 2.07 2 JH 2 00 1.52 « 58 6.51 « 4« «42 « 3w « 36 «.27 1.45 6 20 6.25 •12 50 9.85 8.05 5 30 1.40 0.16 12 55 10.00 -.8.00 F. M. 1* M. P. M. A. 4. ▲x M. P. M. ’Steam. t Motor. Owing to limited apace on Motor Cara all trunk« and heavy baggage will be handled on the p tea nt train*, either in advance of or following the passengers. No*. f, 4, 6, 6 and 8. Motor«, have right of track over No*. 1 and 2. Steam Trains will clear time of Motor Cars at all meeting and passing point* Five (6) Minutes, f St, ” am Trains will occupy ..... . points, .. Main Line at meeting and . passing but will permit motors to pai-a without delay. Motor Cara will approach Sidings and Stations cautiously, ex [retting *n find main line occupied. I.. F. BRAZEAt, Despr. F. M. 8HURTLIFF, Siipt. Í- Fuel - Fuel - Fuel CaU us for wood or coal. We also do heavy freighting, as well as light hauling. Sand, gravel and builders’ materials. Hemstitching a Specialty FLORENCE SIMONTON at THE PARIS FAIR LENORE GREGORY TEACHER OF VIOLIN European Training and Experience. Call Saturday* at Oregon Hotel, or address Mita Gregory, 808 Hancock Street, Portland, Oregon. UEO. r STRANAHAN T*l. S71S Why you should suffer from those nerve-racking headaches. We make a K-C Headache Powder that contains no harmful or habit-forming drugs. But it does give immediate and lasting relief— we have dozens of testimonials to this effect. People who have suffered for days from headaches, now dread them no more, when they have handy a pack age of our K-C Headache Powders. We Make Them - We Guarantee Them F. M, HI.AVKN T*l. MOS S. E. BARTME5S FUNERAL DIM AND LICENSED EMBALMER Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone 1381,3821 hood R iver . O regon I LUMBER OREGON LUMBER COMPANY DEE. OREGON C. A. RICHARDS Cigars Tobacco Soft Drinks LOCAL CARAVAN MAY GO TO OLYMPIA Hood River may participate in the Oregon motor <-aravan that will go to Olympin, Wroth., to participate in the MOOD RIVIR. ORffOON. celebration in commemoration of com pletion of iMiving on the Pacific High SMITH TRANSFER CO. way from Canada to the California line. C. A. Bell, who had jn*t re Hurry up calls a specialty. turned from a trip to Rainier National Park, where lie attended a hotel men'a W. M. S mith convention, an id the people of Wash C. D. S haw Tel. 3274 Tel. 3214 ington were eager to have Hood River Mr. Builder—If you ere remodeling your house represented in the caravan. Mr. Bell see me for your Plumbing, Fixture* and Sup Thursday night at a meeting of the pile*. Smell profits, quick relume. Pipe cat Chaiulier of Commerce asked for Hood River particiiMition. to order. All repair work Strictly firdt class. After ceremonies at Olympia, with OLD CITY HALL PLUMBING SHOP Governor Hart participating, the cara 212 Fourth Street, Hood River, Ore. van. accompanied by deliig<Jl,,,IH from Tom Fisher, Prop. various Wauhlngton cities, will pro Phone 1673 Kealdence Pbone 2723 ceed through Portland to Salem, where a meeting will ba bald, and thence L. G. MORGAN many of the nmtoriata will go on to Painting, Kalsomlnlnt and Job Work. the California line. I have engaged a first-class roof man MrKittrick New ML Hood Agent to be with me tiriti season. I .eave word at Shindler Transfer Co. Residence— H. L. McKittrick, who recently ar 1528 Columbia St. Phone 2411. Satis rived here from Baker to enter the faction guaranteed. offices of the O.-W. R. A N. Co., has lieen appointed agent for the Mt. Hood It. R. Co. Mr. McKittrick for two years previous to coming here was in the offices of the Sumpter Valley R. R. at Baker. He succeeds L. F. Braseau in the local position. Confectionery Phone: Odell 406 «AST week we told you that the average outer garment yielded one half pound of dirt in the dry cleaning process T “ o a great extent this foreign matter, is a menace to your health. It is a menace to your clothes and their good appear ance. Ït r is the eign matter which IS IT ENOUGH? takes the life out of your clothes; which imparts that unsightly shine; which actually is responsible in a great measure for their wearing out For your health’s sake and for most satis factory service, clothes should be cleaned fre quently—at least three or four times a year. | ONE BATH A YEAR Phone 1014—our driver will call. a■_____ __ I ’ MEYER & KING The City Tailors Tailoring of Quality for the Well Dressed Man Phone 1014 110 SECOND ST. HOOD RIVER, ORE. General Contractors and Builders FINE LINE OF 'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL General Blacksmithing HEIGHTS JITNEY Reliable Druggist Try The Drug Store First EMRY LUMBER & FUEL CO Stranahan & Slaven faopl Tel. 4111 A. S. KEIR NOW! Allen Fined Second Time The Transfer & Livery THERE IS NO REASON A comprehensive plan for reorgan ization of the Oregon Growers’ Co operative Aaaociation, affecting, dlrect- ly or indirectly, every 7._i fruit ___ and nut i *7 " “ ____ grower of Oregon, was announced last week by K. C. Miller, of Sheridan, president of the association. ti|K»n hie return from Salem, where the plan was indorsed by the board of direct ors. Mr. Miller declare« it augurs a foreward step In the horticultural de velopment of Oregon. The plan is to be referred to the growers of the state Immedlntely fol lowing the rush of the harvest season, and will be modified according to con- struetive criticism. __ _______ Tiie successful California cooperatives have been fol- lowed la the tentative draft of re- organization. • It was emphatically pointed out that the final draft will be as the growers, themselves, wish it. __ Mr. Miller frankly admitted shortcomings of the asaociatiou as now cunttitnted, but vigorously praised itx »lability, aa evld>uctd l.y the fad that it was started in the deflation iwriod follow ing the war and successfully weath Yours for Service ered the storm of finam ial difficulties as well aa the constant criticism of interests opposed to the cooi>eratlve movement. “ The association was heralded by Mr. Miller aa the pioneer in the state-wide fruit cooperative movement. This pio neering in the state-wide cooperative movement for fruit in Oregon when the volume of tonnage of any one com modity was ao small made it necessary to take in several varieties of fruit in order that the overhead would not be excessive, said Mr. Miller in explana tion of the plan of reorganization. "The board of directors, realizing that many mistakes have been made, both in form and operation of the or ganization, have thought it necesaary SAVE MONEY! to reorganise, and with that idea in mind, has appointed a committee of directors to work with the attorney in We can deliver fine, sound drawing up a new form of contract for body Fir, direct from the reorganization. This contract will be drawn up according to the wishes of woods to you. This eliminates the growers themselves, and not only costly handling and insures will there be corrected the mistakes Special which have been clearly recognized, you seasoned wood. but also there wiU be embodied all the prices on two cords or more l>est of the California cooperatives. Especially will the form of organiza- Buy now and save this differ, tlontion of the California Fruit Grow ence. ers’ Exchange and the California wal nut growers be used just as far as they are applicable to our conditions. These two organisations are recog Phone 2181 nised as top-notchers in the California cooperative movement, Hnd their form of organization appeals to all growers r from Oregon who have made a study of the California cooix ratives. "Tlie form of organization contracts, etc., will be put before the growers in Oregon for their consideration, con Automobile springs structive criticism, approval or dis approval, just as soon as the rush of a specialty; farm im harvest is over. plements repaired. "The association Ims built up a sales organisation, established a brand name HORSE SHOEING for its products, anti has spent a lot of money in advertising. "Owing to limited volume, the asso UPSON & FLORER ciation advertising lias l>een restricted to districts where their sales were largest, but the results have been grat la oU Backfa sbep. Twelfth SL, the Heights ifying In repeat business, particularly h ,, in carton goods. For this reason it is anticipated that a much larger aum will lie siient for advertising thia com ing year, and no fear is felt about be ing able to move the association ton nage of prunes and loganberries. The form for qyganlzatlon will probably lie based on the unit plan allowing for Fare 15c each way local ownership) of plants. "Thiii local ounershjp may take the Leave Heights at Hart HoieL form of single community ownership or county unit ownership. This mat Leave dews Iowa at Electric Kitcbea. ter. however, as well as all other Other drive* at reasonable prices form* of the reorganization, will be submitted to the growers in the differ ent districts and the final form will be Office: Electric Kitchen. governed by their wishes. This refers Phone 1191 particularly to the packing organiza tion. "The sales organisation will remain under one bead." In 11*19 when the association was Iteing formed cooperation waa not thoroughly understood by most grow ers. Now, however, It 1* a Miff erent story. Both directors and growers have Ill 2nd Street iteen through a very serious course of (■duration which has cost them a lot of money; they are, therefore. In a position to realise and decide what form of a cooperative organization they want for the conduct of their future business. BUY WINTER WOOD Home. 04*11, Ml Dr. W. DONALD NICKELSEN, Surgeon DENNIS, KIMBALL 4 POPE, Inc. OREGON GROWERS MAY REORGANIZE Leather Suitcases Handbag's AND WM. WEBER Chas. W. Allen, Odell orchardist, was fined *10 and coots Thursday by Justice of the Peace Onthank on a charge of setting a brush fire, without |M-rmiaaioii. which be neglected. Early in the summer Mr. Allen was arrest'd for a similar offense and fined *5. State Fire Warden Barnes appre hended him. A I’roneuweea Sueeesa The uniform aucceee that has at tended the uae of Chamber la in’a Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy In the relief and cure Of Iw.wel complaints, both for children and adults, baa brought it into almost universal use, ao that It la practically without a rival and aa everyone who baa it knows. It Is without an equal. Icuorzol TRY OUR HEAD’S Draught Luxo WE KEEP IT RIGHT Used Car Exchange THE FASHION STABLE S Parkdale Auto Stage FOURTH AND OAK ST Pbone 1201 Phone 2211 Leaves Hood River daily at 4.30 p. m. "x Leaves Parkdale Daily at 8 a. m. (except Sunday). Every Saturday Leaves Parkdale at 6 p. m. J. F. BATCHELDER Realtor the homestead Mt. Hood’s Now Resort Hotel Bargains in City Houses and Lots 1022 State Street Phone 3231 Located at convenient distance from the ^^oeaAdkg^ClerSrsa,?d the excellent fish ing pools of the East Éork and tributaries. ment°Wer^U^ ^ad’° se^ a^or^s constant amuse- WELL DRILLING J. F. .AUSTIN, Experienced Driller Water Guaranteed 12S West Sth St. The Dalles, Ore a30 Tel. Parkdale 30X for reservations • Clint Wood, Mgr Glacier office makes rubber (tamps. ) i • Ì -