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itoti % HOOD RIVER, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1923 VOL. XXXV . > said to lieat him for election, and aa all our dtlaena knew just the kind of APPLES WILL candidate he was and the kind of gov CHAMBER FUND ernor he would make, and yet gave t^iui their vote« in such tremendous MOVE STEADILY aggregate, The Spectator make« bold NEARLY RAKED T CONDENSED REPORT OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Let the Kodak keep the story of your Fall Outing to inquire whether it would not lie better to consider a measure for taking PLENTY OF “REFER” CARS IN SIGHT the lialiut from the people than to $9,000 OF 1924 BUDGET IS SHHED OF HOOD RIVER, OREGON AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 14. IWJ Resources : $509,949.24 311,330.99 48,234.50 25,416.26 139,946.70 Loans and Discounts----------------------------------- United States Bonds and Other Securities---- ... Bank Building and Fixtures------ .*.----------- -- - Other Real Estate........... ........... ........................... Cash and Exchange,...... ....................................... $1,034,877.69 If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Let us do your Developing and Finishing KRESSE DRUG COMPANY Liabilities : Capital Stock........... ............... Earned Surplus and Profits National Currency___ T.... — Rediscounts_____ __ ___ ___ $100,000.00 24.448.94 97,600.00 17,350.00 Deposits....... ......................... 795,478.75 $1,034,877.69 Statement of the Condition of the at thé close of busmess, September 30,1923 RESOURCES $770,785.90 102,710.66 284,722.49 9,915.25 19,615.31 139,533.30 Loans and Discounts............. Bonds and Warrants............ Savings Department Loans. Furniture and Fixtures Real Estate..................... Cash on Hand and in Reserve Banks $1,327,282.91 LIABILITIES Capital Stock...................... .... ............ $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits........... . 48,741.03 Deposits...................................................... 1,013,501.88 Federal Reserve Bank Re-discounts...... 165,040.00 $1,327,282.91 A purchase here carries that pleasure of satisfaction MAKE YOUR SHINGLES LAST LONGER By applying Black Cat Roof Paint ♦ 4 I This paint which is heavier than stain but lighier than oil paints, is especially adapted to shingle roofs. One thoro application will Prevent Decay. Waterproof the Surface. Prevent the Growth of moss. Render Your Roof Fireproof r N addition to our domestic business, we are this season prepared to handle for your ac count and make cash oilers for export sizes for shipment to NOTH ARD, LOWE & * EMRY LUMBER & FUEL CO. Retailers of all materials for building or repairing any kind of roof. Phone 2181 Fourth and Cascade WILLS, Ltd. with head offices in London, England, as we have been appointed dis trict agents for this firm in this territory. We have made a number of cash purchases for the account of this firm and would solicit a per cent of your consignment export business. They do a general importing and exporting business in all parts of the world, with fruits and produce as only one of many commodities handled. They make on consignments a commission charge of only five per cent of sales with a maxi- mum charge at point of destination of dock dues, port dues, cables, etc. of l/6d. Where shippers load their own fruit, this is all the charge that is made, as the shipments go direct from Hood River -- ........ .T— to New York and port of destination. Give us some of your export business this season. FALL SUITS The cheapest clothes to buy are not the ones that cost the least. We have been many - years working on this well-known policy and we wouldn’t change it for the world. Let us show you our $35.00 Suits —you, too, will see the economy. DUCKWALL BROS CASH BUYERS OF APPLES AND PEARS Odell 229 Phone 4702 Help Save a Lite—See the Ixeion Pulmotor Fund Show Let me quote you prices on reborlng and refinishing cylinders. All work guaranteed. HECK UNGER GARAGE Successor to TUCKER’S GARAGE Phone 3743 J. G. VOGT New Wool Socks, $1.00 KIDDIES’ HEALTH SHOULD BE WATCHED WOOLPERT EXPECTS A BETTER MARKET Especially recommended for shingle roofs by Oregon State Fire Marshall. Member Federal Reaerve System. waste our time and money in trying to withdraw the gubernatorial office Wrthont Aiy Car Shortage aad Apples from a Pierce? Of course, the inquiry will be heard Moving Steadily Into CoMgnptioi with shouts of rage. Indeed, we bare no doubt that the Inquirer will be bit Quick Cleanup Anticipated terly excorelated by many papers and IM-rsons whose belief and declaration Apple shippers here are facing th«* that the voice of God will be in no The soliciting committees of the beginning of the heavy sb 1 ppi tig season way altered or mitigated by the fact Chamber of Commerce, according to much more optimistic over a steady that what the voice said as to the announcement made M-*»ntry by M O, consumption and a fairly quick clean Pierce election la about to be retracted Blauchar, chairman of the gMseral in the Pierce recall. The Spectator up of the apple tonnage this year. has uever la*en so happily credulous as committee in charge of raising a >10,- The condition shows a marked Im to tielieve that the voice of the people, provement over last year when apple uttered on the street: corner, in the 000 budget, have succeeded in reaching ’‘hipping was begun with sah*s con plnaus, or In the voting booth, la the a mark of >11,000. Mr. Blanrhar, who cerns and buyers facing a serious car voice of God. Not even when the peo praiaed the solicitors for their efforts shortage. This year, according to ple's voice <h*clared so loudly and en- shlp|M*rs and repriwntatlves of rail tliuslastlcallyand aucceaafully for Mr. and the buslneM interests of the city for their response, declared that there lines, there is every indication that tin* at the late election. supply of cars will Is* fully adequate Pierce would he no let up in the campaign IX h - s the mass, that W> presumptious to handle the apple shipments on time. ly <!<-<-larvs It speaka in unison with until the entire sum, to be used in It is not expected that slilpis-rs her«* that dread Voice tapt addressed Moses publicity, motor tourist information will ex|M*rien<t* tin* least iuevnvenience. from the burning nush, wish ns to be and exploitation of mountain scen Isist sen son apph* shippers were lieve that what was said with ballots ery. the la entirely raised. heard to complain that tin- handling of nt the el«*ction was a blunder, which ft Mr. Blancbar said he believed the the big win«* grape tonnage of Cali now desires to rectify? Bnt how did united support given the committee in fornia resulted In a loss to them be- the blunder <a*cur? Through misinter the recent («uipeign for rataing Sub «•anse of failure to get cars. Rail lines pretation of the Voice on the part of scriptions to stock in the bridge com- have applied new rulings with regard the mean, or because there bad been IMiny was in a large measure raanonat. to grais-s tills year, and un embargo is Elsewhere than hi Oregon a misappre hie for the success of the Chamber slapped on immediately’, report« .1. H. hension regarding the Pierce charac budget committee. Fredrlcy, as soon as any market shows teristics and qualifications? We who He declared that the Chamber* of a glut «if grais-s. This rule, Mr. Fred- rarionsly doubt that the voice of the Commerce, which has an estimable di ricy says, will prevent grape ship|M>rw people is the’ voice of God would like rectorate and secretary, now has an from using refrigerator ears for stor to la* enlightened on these questions. opportunity to render a real service age of their product. And, what If the recall should fail? to the community. If the Chamber Weather «sunlitIons for maturing the How would the people, who think they succeeds in delug this, the raising <d a season's upple tonnage remain ideal. express the immutable decress of the budget in the future will be no more The steady rainfall of the first of tin* divine Voice, but who admit they blun than a mere routine duty. week, according to growers of all dis dered in the election, feel if. they did Th«* memls-rs of the executive ten tricts, was Just the thing needed to not snevevd in correcting the error mittee. in addition to Mr. BtaMhai *» bring alsiut a slow maturity and a through the recall? We <-aa Imagine was <*ouipoau*d of the following men- furthering of coloring on red varieties. how la-wlldered aad daaed they would Truman Butler, A. F. 8. Hteele, B,.a Tin* ruin settled the dust of valley he... They might even begin to abave|' E- 8. KeUy and R. E. 8cott. highways an«l orchard fields and our doubt as to the authenticity of — Th* committeemen ware: washed the fruit and foliage, <-k*aniug their self-asaerfMl declaration regard Kant Shoemaker, F. Hampeoa. Klft off an accumulated lot of dust qa<l ing the unity of thought expressed in Blauchar, Truman BMler, Trli**uu- 8 spray residue. the voice. Homething ahould be done , Kelly, R. E. Scott, E. V. Burna, BrH. Tin* growers of all sections, now en to save them from this serious blow Snow, C. H. Castner, Chao. Riranahaw, gaged in picking their ]a*ar crupa. are to their egptism. The Spectator sug M. Culbertson/M. E. busier than at any other season of the gests that the stroke ran be. averted McCarty, A. B. Menuett. Leroy GHIda, year, making ready for the height of by Governor Pierce. He should resign. W. A. Hackett, Italie Butler. A. F. 8. thy* a I H>1«* harvest season. Individual Steele, H. O. Kreeee, A. F. Bennett. and community packing plants are all John Baker, J. H. Fredrlcy, O. C. Au- Is-ing equl|>pe<l to handle a maximum dereen. J. K. Bmlthaon, Roy WJ BaUy output. Scores of growers are visiting and Victor C. Feihmiug the city dally to secure harvest help. ! At th« weekly meeting of the Tnea- Tin* Awas-lation's new employment day Lunch Club at the ML Hood Hotel office. In charg«* of Mrs. J. W. Ingalls. Truman Butler, who has 'been active Is oik * of the busiest places in town, in bringing about the span, aawsPMad (By Frederick D. Htrtotaer. M. ©. that Hood ____________________ although it Is one <W the smallest JNwr folk who had friends business structures. Tent cities are isdlaimrating epidemiologist, Oregon in White 8« Inion might make _L-___ -jpfoMOO ____ springing up In all parta of the valley. Htate Board of Health, is «.operation craealng the Hood Hirer-White °nlmrn with the United States Public Health Columbia river bridge in IBM and tak tak- Service). ing Thanksgiving dinner with th« Riant The following letter has just been Klickitat county rr«id«nt« received by the Oteyon State Board Hh«M*maker. chairman of the day. in ot^Hbwhh -. ’’Hchoel la about to open introducing Mr. Butler, stated that ap here qfL’hin for the year, and yesterday parently now a new «-ass of diphtheria was discov . bridge would that “In politics it use«l to he said that ered. What w»ouid be the beet thing , 1 tinned aa Maine wdnt, so went the nation. In to do so as to prevent what we bad asked If the the apple market, ns Jonathans move here last year and also save the Uvea like, that at. off to distribution, so follow all other of these lnno«-ent youngsters? Of • the Goda, where ««ctlvltar i varieties." Ho s|sjke Walter Woolpert, course the case is quarantined, and the , after the construction of a "I am ready to annsuace wlio has Just returned from an exten other children do hot go to school." Tills letter forcefully reminds us , has bran «tarted and the sive tour of apph* marketing centers mid producing sections in various that school days are here again. With be built,” said Mr. Butler, “but I do the oiH*ning of the schools comes also , not want my words to give any com parts of the country. . ”111«* Jonathan crop Is moving Into an Increase in morbidity and the usual fort to sny of those who have aub- the markets,” continued Mr. WtMilpert. epidemics of children's disease«: via., acrihi'd to preferred stock and who "Th«*.v will I m * fairly well ch>am*<i up, diphtheria, muni pa, whooping cough, have failed to pay. There are some apparently, by the time tin* Inter varl- measles, chicken pox, and scarlet who to date failed to pay their stork <*tii*M an* rolling, and thus will not re- fever, an well as pneumonia, inflneasa Tiie kswl Iwnks are still working on • tard-a steady consumption of all class and common «>lds. By our compul getting .this in." Kent Hboemakrr was chairman ‘of es <>f later fruit. There is going to I m * sory system of edncntlon your children mi enprmons tonnage of siqiles in the fire crowded into m-htxd rooms, where , the well arranged program. Dr. L. X «■oiintry this season, mid growers must they remain for long hours in dose Alexander will be chairman next wfok not expect any remnrkable prices, but contort with other children from vari when the club will meet again at th« after a tour of th«* country mid an ob ous aonr«*«*s and frequently of ques Oregon Hotel. Queets of the dub Tussday w«ere servation of industrial conditions, I tionable home snrronndlngn. These sincerely Is-Ueve that returns are going conditions undoubtedly favor the Ssm Birch, Northw«*st representative spread of comunffiBeuhie diseases, and of T. J. Poupart, English apple mer to bring growers profit, "Trnib- conditioiis in all Indiiatrlal the usual crap of chlMran'a dises««« chant«. and Chas. L. Creighton, aoiea centers are much better than a year generally ap|M-ars very promptly upon mnnager of the Pacific Htate« Etec- — . trie Co. ago. The. buying powur Is largely in-- the xipeuing «»f m *I i « m >1, ■—- It was announced by Berkeley H. We have no quarrel with couipul- creased. Traiiaisirtntion fncilititMi have been much improved, There will, sory education. We think that it la a Hnow, vice chairman of the general apparently, I m * no trouble from a car good thing. What we are very much ■■ommlttee recently appointed by the shortage. The big apple tonnage of interested in. however, la the manner American legion I’oot, to investigate last season, which reached a wide dia- in which the health of your children route« for a road connecting the Mount trihntlon, although prices were excep Is safeguarded while at school. Are Htxxl Loop Highway with the snawttne tionally poor, will aid in this season's your sduMil lioards and children inter of Mount H«iod, that the committee, consumption. The poor quality and off ested In the physh-sl welfare of the which recently unanimously endosued <*olor <»f the Northwestern crop last children, or do they simply teach a, the tkiopeni Hpur route, had- decided season resulted in the sacrifice prices h, c’s to the neglect of your child's to let the Chantber of Oomnsesee con tinue the work of appealing to the For to a large extent. health and vigor? “The New York apple crop 1s ehar- The means of transmission and also estry Service for immediate action on nctcrized by n large tonnage of Bald the uu*tlioa of control of the diseases the road. Mr. Hnow appealed to all citisena'bf wins. Greenings are light and the are well known to the health authori- crop of AllH-nuirle Pippins Is light in tit*« today. Failure to control them is the valley to get lM*hlnd the Hpur read. Virginia. This is going to give us a due to the lack of cooperation on the He said that he believed that ether roads to K-fflh points on Mount H«od wonderful opportunity for the export I>art of parents and teacher«. of our Newtown« to England. Beat results are obtained by school would quickly follow construction V>f “We hear a great deal alsiut the pos- supervision under the direction of a the Hpur highway. Dr. V. R. Abraham appealed to Cfti- slbilitlea of a glut of the markets in school physician or public health I he United Kingdom. In fact, we hnve uurae. In the alisence of them* it 1« aens to attend a motion picture shew teas export nppleH than we <1I<1 last the duty of the teacher« to make daily being proeent«*<l at the Rialto tbesdre year. The English market will only Inspections of the schools, and keep a for the purpose of raising funds to pay take small aises. Our crops will run «-lose watch upon the pupils for com for a pulmotor nwently purchased by to lurger sizes this season. I ex|>ect municable diMMises. Upon the first the Legion Post. Dr. Abraham cited to see a greater |M>pulnrlzntion of New- appearance of symptonui children that agitation for the purchase of sneh lowli apples of the larger sines in the ahould be promptly excluded from apparatus ha«l been going on intermit tently for five years. The Legion Pest domestic markets thin year." schooL racently ordered a pulmotor by tele Mr. Woolpert said he was surprised Are your children getting the proper graph. It has arrived and has been to find such an apple tonnage of fair health protection and supervision In plsced at the city fire station, where it quality as Is now Itelng lmrvesl«*d In the(scboolsT If not, why? is available to all physicians and ths the Yucaipa district in California, a cull of the general public. new Ms-tlon on highlands near Isis Angeles. President Childs, of the Chamber of Commerce, has appointed the following committee to take charge of popuiaris lug the construct ioh of the Coopara Hpur lateral of the Mount Hsod Laop The case of Glint B. Mousey, truck Highway: * Kent Shoemaker, B. H. operator, arrested last week at the ia- 8noW. Leslie Butler, C. A Bell. E. O. stance of the truck departuKUt of the Blanchar. G. A. Palmiter. Judge Has- Public Service Oommlaaion, who is brouefa. Col. W. 8. Dowd. Htauley-C. (From Portland H|x*ctator)' with failure to provide bonds Walter«, C. M. Hurlburt and Probably all that is charged agalnat charged and aeon re a permit from the commis Fredrlcy. Governor Pierce by the would-be racall- sion to haul for hire, was post An effort will he made Io «eeure eoui- <*rs Is true: and maybe it isn’t. But if poned until freight today. The plrtlon of the highway by next sum every syllable, word, sentene«» and par case will be a Thursday, a teat for proced mer. agraph of it could Is* siilHitantfated in ure agalnat a made large number of other a court of law. and there ae«-ure the trtickera who participate in the move conviction of the governor of high and low traaaon ami niiademeanora, In the ment of the apple tonnage. court of politics It will no more oust Mr. Pler«*ymn would one of his own Mount Hood Urges Prompt Billings «•rnioric ileclarntloiia move Mount Hupt. Hhnrtllff hsa urged patrons of II imm I. Why, atsmt nil that can I m * said the Mt. Hood It. R. Co. to be prompt I to b^ing about his r«*call was spoken in making blUlnga for cars moving over H. E. Cosby. poultry expert of the ainr’wfTFfen to ‘prevent hla Section-— the lint*. He says: extension department of the Oregon and by the largest majority ever given “In the past we have experienced Agricultural College, visited Hood Riv a governor. Republican or Democrat, considerable difficulty in securing Mll- er Tuesday and yesterday. Mr. Ooaby. In* was elected. It Is snld now that lie Inga for shipments, with the result that who wan recently here to arrange for broke some promises, and so he did— we and the shipfters have been caused a series of winter meetings with Hood but that was said before. That he has no small amount of conf turion. River Valley poultrymen, delivered a given places to serviceahle henchmen, ‘To eliminate this it will be neces lecture at the poultry yards of C. D. which la «pilte true—we were told he sary for us to have the billing In our Nfckelsen Tuesday afternoon. He <Ms- would, and knew hi* would. That he |M>HtM*nston before time for the- train to <-u«a<*d the feeding of poultry. solemnly agreed to cut our taxes in ¡eave the station from which the ship Mr. Coshy. when here on hie first half; why, yew bnt surely no one ment la to move. We would appreciate trigs, praised the local poultry raisers. thought h<* could or would do that. He declared that Hood River ft.lk were etMtperatlon in this matter.“ As everything that can Ito truthfully Mr. HhurtllfiT fOrwariled circular let taking gr**Hter cai* tn culltng their said againse Governor Pier«-«* in the ters to shippers, edcloslng timetsMes flocks and in raising high rleea Mrda tight fur his recall was authoritatively of freight trains. than any other section of the atato. Golf Shoes. 18.50 TRUCK BOND CASE SET FOR TODAY TRENCHANT COMMENT ON PIERCE RECALL COSBY HERE FOR A POULTRY LECTUK
