HOOD1 HgVBB GbAOTBR.'THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, IMS
Itiver aalfcni here before their new
eourm* was ready for play, «Hording
to word received here. This special
greens fee >111 apply only on week
days, ho wk ver, the regular fee of $1
to prevail Sundays and holidays. The
Hood River course la now said to be
in splendid condition, and the first
tournament to he held over It la con
templated tn the near future.
YOU’LL NEVER FORGET
Ideal Indian summer weather Sun
day brought a record large crowd to
the Oak Grove golf links of the Hood
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An »«tlmated
hoo vhdted the course, play beginning
at 8 o'ctock and ending at tlrllight.
A large percentage of the crowd was
from Portland.
Onhardist. golfers, however, were
absent. Fruitgrowers, who were for-
tmiate enough to have full cn-ws. took
advantage of the weather and pickers
sfient the day among the trees. Be
cause of the absence of orchardlat
members, It was necessary to postpone
finals In the «dub's first tournament
until next Sunday.
The second round of the tournament
of the Hood River Country Club was
oneimh'd last Sunday when th«* field
was reduced to eight players. Th«'
hardest fought match was that be
tween DeWitt and Snow. This was I
even up at tiie eighteenth hole and De
Witt in sinking a long putt on the
nineteenth won the match. The re
sults of the other matches were as fol
lows: Graves defeated Riley; Annala
defeated Moller; Mortimer defeated
Kavlin ; George Smith defeat«*«! Rabies
Epping: House defeated Dr. Jenklna;
Peters defaulted to Derby and Childs
defaulted to Dr. Murphy.
In the drawing for the third round
the following matches will tie placed
this week, which will narrow the con
test down to the M>iiii-flnals by Sun
day: l>r. Murphy vs. House; Mor
timer vs. Annala; George Smith vs.
Graves; Derby vs. DeWitt.
Th«* Cours«' was throng«*d with Port
land players last Sunday and the vis
itors were al! loud in tlielr praise of
the gni'ii fairways and the sporty
greens.
Prominent among the visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilder, who had
hs their guest C h pts In ButlOck-Web-
ster, the eleventh ranking golfer Of
Rugland. Mr. Wilder Is chairman dt
the greeuii committee of the Waverly
club and one of the best known golf
authorities of the Northw«'at. Captain
Hnllock-Wt'bater and Wilder played a
hard match Sunday morning at the
Waverly Club against Ur. Wlllhia and
Ruawell Smith, losing by one hoi/ al
though Dr. Willing turned in a score
four under par. Immediately after
thq match th« Wilder party left for
Hood River aa Captain Bullock-Web-
star bad expressed a desire to see the
Hood River coarse.
"You have a wonderful lay for a
golf links." be remarked to some of
the elnb ottciala after coming th Off
the course.
"It la aa attractive aa
anything I have seen out here.”
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. (Jannon. of Port
land, were «m the llnka again for the
second time within a week, having as
their guaata Dr. Chance and C. M.
Patterson. Mr. Cannon’s first round
of eighteen hides In the morning waa
made in 77, which is the best score
that has been turned in since the big
■natch on the opentng day.
Seventy-six automobiles were count
ed at one time Sunday afternoon in
the ctub’s parking apace.......
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” '”-!- apple boxes. Hood River Canning Co.
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/O Money
THE HOOD RIVER SPRAY COMPANY is
now offering the balance of an authorized
issue of Preferred Stock, carrying guaranteed
dividends of 8 per cent, payable semian
nually, and participating with the Common
Stock in additional earnings.
THE HOOD RIVER SPRAY COMPANY is
one of Hood River’s sound industrial enter
prises. Its volu me of business has been steadily
increasing, and dividends have been regularly
paid on that portion of the authorized issue
which is already held by a number of local
stockholders
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
J. W. CRITES
OFFICE: OREGON HOTEL BLDG
D RIVER
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We wish to thank the many friends
and aocietiea that assisted ns in our
trouble and bereavement.
Mrs. F. F. Bnrdle.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bnrdle,
H. L. Hasbrouek and
Family.
stripped of reserve, born of
dedicated to the cause of saving
narcotics. It will thrill you to the
Story by C. Gardner Sullivan
USUO
WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS
The first regular meeting of the
Hood Iliver Woman's Club for the cal
endar year was held last Wednesday,
when the club voted $25 to the liM'al
Red Cross Juianew- Relief Fund. Ten
dollars was donated to the W. C. T. U.
Farm Home at Corvallis.
Mrs. W. H. McClain, president of
tiie clnh, gave an address. Mrs. Radic
Orr Dunbar, president of the Oregon
Federation, was chief speaker of the
day. Her address, on the relations
of the fltate Federation and local
clnlis. was declared Interesting and
Instructive.
Following the regular business meet
ing an Informal reception was held In
honor of Mrs. Dunbar.
The Hood River branch of the
American Association of University
Women will hold Its first meeting of
the seeson Saturday at Mie o'cfeck.
The group will meet for lunetoeon nt
The principal
the Hotel 'Oregon,
speaker will be Miss Helen Carson,
delegate front flic local branch to the
mi f ions I convention held In Fortlatul
Inst July. Mhw Cnrsmi will tell of her
experiences at the convention and re-
l»ort on tiie legleiaflon and business
transacted by tiie national body. The
miiaical program win be prevented by
the music committee.
All women who are eligible for mem-
Is-rshlp and whose names have not
been obtained will be welcome at the
luncheon Raturday.
At the last meeting of the branch
in June enthusiasm was expressed for
amateur dramatic work. It was de
cided that a schiflnrsiilp loan fund
could ts'Ht tie raised by a series of
amateur thtmfrimls «nd Mrs. I>. L-
Murphy was appointed chairman of
the dramatic committee.
Miss Rather Hettinger in chairman
of the study group commltee. Mem-
hers an* asked to’ mail questionnaire
cards back to the secretary. Mrs. J. F.
Hackett, promptly, no a report can* tie
made Saturday.
Meetings will lie held the first Satur
day of every month from October to
June, at 1 o'clock at Hotel Oregon.
Phone ri'servatlons to 3841 by Friday
noon.
ants. Their main duties are to see
that all exits are open, anti all rooms
cleared. Tile special duty of Some is
to look after those student h wlm are
ill or otherwise ithyslcnll.v luindl-
capped. At a practice fire drill.held
last week the high schrxd was clean'd
in 50 seconds.
Next week is Fire Prevention week
in all communities thrmighout the
United States. It will he otmerved in
tl»e local schools by special programs,
addresses by the tea.-liera or others,
and by firs drills at the several
schools.
.
Last Friday afternoon a prncHce
football game was held on Gibson
Field between the first anil aeeond
teams. There were several touch
downs by the first team but they had
to work for them.
An announcement of more than or-
dinary interest is the lecture by
('buries W. I'addock, the world's cham
pion sprinter, to tie given in the high
school auditorium Tuesday evening.
Oetolier 23. Mr. I*addock's subject
will lie “The Hpirit of Hportmnsnship."
Mr. Paddock Is a fluent Rjieaker and
represents the highest type of Amer
ican eitixenship. He is a student, a
writer, a leader of men. and a Ann
('■hristian gotleman. With him, ath
letic endeavor is a secondary consid
eration. Character comes first. He
is an honor student, a champion col
legiate debater, and a leading athlete
in track work In lioth American and
Olympic games. He is presented here
under the auspices of the high school
student body and it Is expected that
the high school auditorium will tie
iack<‘d full.
PHONE
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