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inno DAin
CAPTURE RAFFLES
AT
KRESSE DRUG COMPANY
He will be here between 4 and 5 p. m.
.Some Livestock on Every Farm
PECIALIZED grain and hay farming without
livestock to consume the surplus, is like raising
livestock without growing any of the feeds which
will reduce the cost of producing the animals. Either
way puts the scale of profits out of balance and leaves
the farmer to face the possibilities of loss on maybe
his one and only class of production.
Similarly, milk products are more profitable than
producing cattle for slaughter, for it is said the out-
,( put of dairy products in one year is greater in dollars
and cents than the total slaughtered worth of all the
cattle in the country.
We are particularly interested here at the First
National Bank in the development of permanent and
continuous agricultural prosperity and are always glad
to lend assistance in providing the right kind and right
quality of livestock for the farmers of this locality.
S
fol
The Pacific International Livestock Exposition at
Portland, November 3 to 10 offers an unparalleled op­
portunity to study the ways and results of profitable
stockraising. It is the greatest gathering together of
Eurebred dairy and beef cattle, sheep, hogs, goats,
orses, and also chickens and rabbits in the entire
country. Why not attend this year ?
First National Bank, Hood River, Ore.
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 NOTHARD, LOWE &
WILLS, Ltd. with head offices in London,
England, as we have been appointed dis­
trict agents for this firm in this territory.
While you are in, note those
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR BARGAINS
Just like buying $5 gold pieces for $1.00
SEE HIM AT THE
Rialto Theatre, Friday Night
and hear him tell of his adventures. He makes
actors out of people in the audience.
DAIRY COWS AND
EXPOSITIONS
The Pacific International Live Stock
Exposition will be held in Portland this
year, November 3rd to 10th and we have
been asked to use this space as part of the
publicity for the Exposition.
Included in the information furnished us by
the Exposition management, we find these inter­
esting iacts:- The average milk production in the
United States is 4021 lbs. per cow per year. Yet,
under better breeding and feeding, many cows
yield 10,000 lbs., some 20,000 and a few 30,000 lbs.
The conclusion is obvious. The Exposition
management wants you to visit the exposition
and become interested in better cows and they
are right in assuming that we are interested in
helping our customers improve their herds.
BUTLER
BANKING
COMPANY
Membar Federal Reeerve System
. A.
That’s it—same coal we have
sold exclusively for four years.
Why say more ?
DUCKWALL BROS
CASH BUYERS OF APPLES AND PEARS
Help Save a Life—See the legion Pulmotor Fund Show
EMRY LUMBER & FUEL CO
Let me quote you prices on reboring
and reflnishing cylinders
All work guaranteed.
HECK UNGER GARAGE
Successor to TUCKER’S GARAGE
Phone 3743
OVER THE TOP
with the Legion on the climb at
4:00 o’clock—and baok in town, pick­
ing up a wreck at 10:00.
Service when you want it at
Shay*«
SERVICE shoP
AT THE
Shop 1201
FASHION GARAGE
R m . 3721
dared lnapiriag
Salmon Columbia River bridge, now
under construction. The sum of 60,-
oou. it Is estimated. will be required
for the bridge saad. tnrfding an Oder-
head crusring owr the tracks of the
O.-W. B. A N. Co. and treatlework.
"The court estimates that it will re-'
quire 110.000 of the bead money tn
building the Whisteey Crank tetexal to
the Loop Highway, a read penetrating
the East Bide orchard district thia ride
of Van Horn. Future mark«*t read
fund«, the court states. will be uimbed
in giving odeil and Parkdale eaanec-
tUn with the Loop Highway.
"The «oustruction of the road to the
new bridge will be a matter of ea>n-
Hood River want« a new and
<>my," says Judge Hasbrouck, “and fiur- commodious automobile park. A
thermore It eventually win «seat the ex­ of 87% ueres. which, it is daclai
isting taxable iroperty AotMng. When those who have viewed it, is ideally
the new bridge 1« complete it will tnSke located for development for eatertein-
available an assessed valuation of at UM*nt of visiting motor tonrtsvy h..
least $100.000. The taxes collected been offered by Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
from this new property wilt more than Batchelder to the city fer *1*000.
pay tor the road. The cost of the The tract lies Just west of ths city and
bond« ami interest, on the euiuity’a a«- north of U h * Columbia River Highway
acHMed valuation of *10,000,000, will At a meeting of the city council Mon­
more than pay for the road. The uwt day night sentiment favorable to ac­
of the bond« and iatetert on the coun­ quiring the property was i ifii issril.
ty's aaxesacd va lusttea of S10,000.0<*0 However, the councilman wer ctoubt-
will amuuul to only a mill extra<bn- ful of the poaaibUMlea of financing the
nuully In tax.”
project at prt-sqragF
City Enginec^^hark cited that it
would be ne<cowry in the near future
to make a otniriderable expenditure at
the present 3-acre park, if it la to be
kept attractive. No sewers have been
provided at the campsite, he stated,
and the earth (« gradually becoming
naco rated with waste water, and the
ltefflee, the mysterious; Raffles, the garbage from oooking. Mr. dark de­
evasive; Raffles, tlu* much aoujebt clared that it would «oon «levelop a
after, will lx* in Hood Biver Friday stench that would make it impossible
Through a deal effected tx*tween nulera steps are taken to provide
the It la ho theatre and Oregon mana- greater sanitation.
facturera. The Hoed River Glacier
The Hood River park,
ba« arranged for bls appearance in limitation«, ha« won a wld „
several business plucex
ularlty with tourists. Motorists from
A larg«- reward omsinting of nier- the east, it is said, have formed the
chandiHe made In Oregsn is offered custom of stopping here and at Pen­
for hh rapture. The list cusatst« of dleton. The city fathers expressed
one suit of clothe* • hat. «me dogen the hope that they would be able to
photograph«, a brautlful oil painting, maintain the popularity the city had
a box of cigars or candy, and a big gained for ita welcome at the auto
Hupi>ly of gr«x«ries among which are park.
t 'rlinaon Rambler Hyrup. M A R Fa*
The eanaeil is watci
uilla extract«. White Bl ver flour, eat the first application
’Swift’« Premium hrttns and 18 other of an automatic aprlnlt
articles.
Entry Lumber A Fuel '
Raffles* appearance here to in ooa- to make such teataOat
junction with his Prtasd Fun Bitov her plant. The eoaaell
which appears at the Rialto theatre the case will set prece«
Friday night and is a combination of cases, is proceeding with care and. the
advershow, vaudeville and stunts tn fire and water committee
which actor« are made wt of pe<g>ie stracted to call
in the awdteaee.
inata Hatten.
In other cities where Baffles ap­
The «xancU d
peared be has succeaafnlly evaded ler service pipe shall be
capture even from detectives and underwrite«, however, specify a very
other sleutti inmnd« who In the «ndrit expensive meter. The
<>f fan entered the hunt. In Beattie Mash a aseter. it to
approximately *K0.
he went two weeks without capitud
But it should be a great deal easier
The council, on report of the Jodle-
to capture him In a town tike Heod lary committee, last night voted down
River a« compared with Heattle. For a etolm of Mkrtte Aleck, oMMrt of
in a town Hke Hood Riner everybne
knows everybody etoe.
To the motion pictuce world
needs no lntroductltm, for he is
other than Grant Nye, fai
The motorist«, who, «Ince- Mother
Nature drt*«H«*<l the hillside« and the
ravines of the inld-Columbla in their
garment of autumn, lias traveled up
through the expanse of apple trees,
laden with sphere« of r«-«l aud gold
and has gone tlieuce iuto the Oregon
'National Forest over the new Mount
Hood I>x>p Highway, haa gained a new
comprehension of the glories of an
Indian summer iu Oregon.
In all the wide out of door« of till«
old world, perhaps, there la not laid
oyt a 35-mile link of highway that
offers acenes no varied, so thrilling and
inspiring as the Mount Hood Ixx.p
Highway from Hood River to the head­
waters of the East Fork of Hood
river. And at no season of the year
are the natural beauties of orchard
iiold. wooded copse aud rtirub-embroid-
ert-d crag more entrancing than in
autumnthiH*.
The writer made this wonder Jour­
ney, for it is that and no Iras. last
Thursday, accompanying Win. P. Al­
lyn, George Tremblay anti Fred Dmi-
nerberg. The start was inatle as the
sun came leaping from over the east­
ern range of UiUs, suffusing a cloud­
less sky with the delicate tints of an
ludlan summer dawn. As the chariot
of l'hueUm swung over the hills be­
tween the orchards of the Hood River
valley aud Aloxier, every vestige of
d«*preMHiug gray was chased from earth
aud atmosphere. Yet, had a man no
eyes, he would have enjoyed a ride
In the bracing at mowphere. The cool-
frig‘breeze, «trifling over the dew-laden
foliage Of" aiqile trees, a «lew that
would have l>eeii 'frost had the tem-
perature clioaen to go only a few de-
gr«*«*« lower, wa« exhilarating. Drawn
into the lung« it stimulated like
draught« of rare wine, Iteaded with
age. Much morning« a« these may
have «oincthing to do with giving a
vigor and «nap and a «i>ice to the
apple« of Oregon, for it 1« on day«
that tiegin with such mornings that
mo«t of them find their way from
their bending bows to packhig ■il«*d
and «hipping box.
A r Mr. Allyn piloted -bis car over
the Ix-gUmlng of the loop Highway
up through tlie cut along the east «Ide
of the canyon of Hood river aad into
th<* orchards. Mount Hood lifted a
Hliiinmerlug head, now white from
freshly fallen snow, over a sea of
sparMing tew dçops. Siaokee from
««arty msoataf fiera la «very ranch
liome drifted lazily Imavenwwrfl. Wren
the «moke on swtdi mornlags «eetna Hp over
«low to dis«i|Mite. It M*ema to want reel life,
had no supervision over
tu linger an<l gain enjoyment, itself, in real life.
that P. I), deurgte, o
from the autumn exhilaration. Pick-
I hiring hl« appea ranee la Hood Riv­ toes on which It wa
er« were Just donning buckets and er he wants it distinctly undsrsteod paid aader contract
luig« for tlie day's work. Here and right now that he la not reaponafole the city refuse.
there a man or a woman, a little more for any of tlie crimes here.
The council refused to grant a per­
energetic than fellow workers, wa«
Five feet, 11 inches in height and mit to H. Gross to erect •
placing a ladder in a tree, where ap­ 200 pounds in weight. He «111 wear a abed, «Uh «beet Iran sides
woof»
ple« grew with prodigality. Packet-« plain, all color«*«! bnataeee suit, nap. on a MsfiO feet space to the near of a
and sorter« were flocking into packing etc. Ns one shonld have any troobls brick building owned by him. H. J.
hounea.
Frederick, who made the
in Hx-ognlzlng him.
For 20 miles the valley trunk of the
All that 1« nnpessary to get the i stated that Mr. Grnra need'
I««>p Highway pa«»e» through till« reward is to enter the place« of haul- as
i a temporarf storage for
modern hind of H«*aperi<le«. a r<*giou nee« that he is «chevtaled to appear in I article« whi«-h he will have tn
when* the lut«*n«ity of cultivation 1« and at th«* draignated time, carrying a < ««»on from anotlier building,
ummrpa«M-d. It 1« a land of pleasant copy of the Glacier, step right up to council cited that tha regulation« of
home«, a land characterised by the him nnd «ay, “You ar* the mysterious the s<*gr«*g«ted bnstnera district would
m>atne«a of it« horticultural tract«. It Mr. Raffle« advertised in the Hood prevent
their granting the permit
|
1« a land that one Will never forget River Glacier. I beliove in using Or-
Mr«. Ella C. Burna waa given a per­
after motoring aero«« it on a crisp egon made Product«.”
mit U> <*rect a metal awning over the
autumn morning.
of the Lanrnell Market.
He will then admit his Identity. rear
I
Tw«-nty mile« south of Hoo«l River, Tlie reward will be made at the Rialto
It wa« announced that Fred H. Bell
the new Ixmp Highway l«*gin« to pen­ Theatre, where he appears in conjitec- and
E. 8. Olinger would in the future
i
etrate the remote hinterland. It leave« tion with bls Prised Fun Show.
be dance hail offleer« for the city.
the lust outlying orchard and for five
Mr. Olinger will watch over the Satur­
or «lx mile« pas»-« through a region
day night Pythian dance«.
known a« willow land. Here from a
Residents of State street between
fertile, deep a«h soil, luxuriant moun­
Sixth and Ninth, and those along Co­
tain willow« grow. The undergrowth
lumbia street, west of Ninth, petitioned
i« thickly set. a ma«s of feras and
for light«. The latter called for a
«brut»« indigenous to the région. In
light at the intersection of Columbia
earlier «lay« all of this region wa«
and Ninth «treeta.
The new «tore of the Hood River
homesteaded. The pioneer«, however.
The fire and water «-ommittee re­
Iieeame diH<*ouriige<l tx-eaut««- of lack Drug Co., In the building next to the ported that the Hood River Lanadry
Oak
street
will
be
Star
Grocery
on
Grndnnlly they drifted
had announced that it would increase
away, and at mile intervals deserted formally opened next Saturday. A the length of its smokestack and attach
been
busy
the
port
ImincHtead cablna and ramshackle «Tew of men ha«
a spark arrester.
barns gr»-et the eyes of motorists. One week rushing to completion the ar-
The state fire marshal'« office last
or two of the early homesteaders have rangemeut of rtxtnres, which are as week, after an Inspection of city school
come back to their landed |H>H«e«HionM, tasty and (lalxiaffte as may la- found buildings, recommended that a naw fire
and there 1« an evident« that give« iu the largest metropolitan points of escape be placed on the north «Ida of
promise of much development of this the country.
the ea«t end of the high school.
The fixtures and all wall panelling«
ferf ile land that te «o easily « lea red.
nre of walnut and mahogany. Fix­
(Continued on Page Five)
tures aud knobs are of bronze. The
itamdtoard« are of Alaskan marble, and
a marble effect la seen red in the inlaid
linoleum, placed by Kelly Bros. The
backgrounds . of the handsome show
window« are in mahogany.
Mrs. Florence V. Rand, who last
The store will not only carry a
week wa« unanimously elected grand
The Hood River American Legion general line of drugs and accessories chief of Oregon Pythian Sister« at the
found In the modern day drug st«»re.
Post and Chamber of Commerce Tues­ but It will dispense hot and cold 30th annual convention held in Port­
day launched a statewide campaign to drinks
from the lnrgcflt fountain of land, 1« the wife of Fred Rand. Mrs.
erystulllze sentiment for the Coopers ths city, a fountain.with • bar 1« feet Rand, who anc(wd« Mrs. Hester A.
Spur lateral of the Mount Hood, Ixx.p long Neat tables have been arranged Hogan, of Albany, has been active In
Htgtrwny. 'Hie legion Post forwarded
the work of the local Pythian Sister
.letters to all other posts of the state, and hot lunches will lie served from a Temple for many years. The new
luncheonette.
asking them to appeal to the Bureau
The store will 1» equipped with grand chief 1« already making plana
<>f Public Roads, the 1'nlted Staten every convenience for patrons. At the for tteglnning at an early date her offl-
Forestry Service and the Oregon con­ right front of the store as one enters clal visita to all of the 60 Temples of
gressional delegation. The Chamber will be placed a Pompeian table, where the ntste.
of Commerce has forwarded letters to women customers may write letter« or
At the regular meeting of Wauna
nil other cliamlwrs of the state and to telephone to friends. A fuHy equipped Temple No. fl held last Thursday^ the
newspapers of Oregon, urging them to rest room has been arranged at the members presented a twutlfhl gift of
aid in the general movement. The rear of the store. Here has been silver and a huge bonqúet to Mrs.
Oregon State Editorial Association, placed
an old ivory dressing table with Rand in appreciation of the honor she
which held Its annual convention hare comfortable
seat. The furniture of ha« reoeived. She ha« the beat wishes
last July, adopted a resolution recom­ the rest rom wn« furnished by E. A. of a hoot of friend« In Hood River as
mending the early completion of the Franz A Co. The fixtures were furu- well as all over the state.
spur road.
W. A. Isenberg and Thomas ff. John­
Htore A Fixture
Hal E. Hoss, president of the editor- ished by the Wetter
son were delegate« at the Portland
Co.
ini nasocintion, and A. S. Dudley, ex­
The dispensary 1« characteriz«Hl by Grand Ixidge of Knights of Pythias last
ecutive secretary of the Oregon State
its
commodionnnsss. It is dertarod to week. Wednestiay night of hurt week
Chamls r of Corner««, are aiding in the
be
one of the moat convenient phar- Frederick R. Attwood, supreme prelate
movement.
of the Knights of Pythias, out from
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macy departments in the Northwest.
Officers of the drug company are Mlnncapoll« to attend the Portland
C. H. Cartner, Ernest J. Smith and grand l«xlge, delivered an address,
Dr. H. D. W. Plneo. Mr. Smith, for­ which was public, at the local Pythian
merly a • drnggist of Medford, will !>e Temple. It wa« highly appreciated by
in gênerai charge of the prescript km all who heard it. Mr. Attwood, known
defwriment. Dr. Plneo will devote all for his oratory, la the author of a nnm-
ber of book». One of them “ha|giin«M,"
of his time to the »tore.
The county court has filed with
Stuart Hanson, « veteran of foun­ 1« dedicated to the fraternal order.
County Clerk Shoemaker a call for n tain Hervfce and luncheonettes In Port-
Mr. «nd Mrs. W. F. Laraway vacant­
¡■tNM'lal fiflO.OOO bond election, to lie held lnnd. will be In charge of this service
here November 0, aiiuultancoiiHly with in the new store. Mr. Hanson was for ly motored to the headwaters-«!* 41 m
Bast BVrk. Mr. Laraway. who look
I the referendum election. The call four y«*ar« head fountain man at the anme
very fine pictures of the road
I R|M*cifiea that the fund« «hall 1« spent Cat'n Fiddle in Portland. He was tor along the
East Fork, says he has never
on a road, which will connect the north­ a time with Arthur Leonard, known
ern terminus of the Mount Hood Ixiop for th«* lunches he served to burinera enjoyed a motor Journey mere krtftily
Highway, where it lnteraects with the men, and with C: B.’ Brest's Bonlxrt»- than that into the Oregon NaManal
Forest.
Columbia Biver Highway, and the Ore- ierre, a noted confectionery.
NEW DRUG STORE TO
OPEN NEXTSATURDAY
SPUR ROAD CAM­
PAIGN IS LAUNCHED
Odell 229
Phone 4702
AUTUMN HAS TINTED LANDSCAPES
gon mid of tbs new Hood Riser-White
RAFFLES MAN OF
MYSTERY IS HERE
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
to New York and port of destination. Give us
some of your export business this season.
IS BEAUTIFUL
¿fare
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HOOD RIVER, OREGON, THURtìDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923
VOL. XXXV
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Boxwood, Slabs, Cordwood and KING COAL
New Stock Just Arriving
P. S. Vegetable Salad ready to aerve. P. S. Fruit
Salad, just the thing for your lunch. P. S. Sweet Po­
tatoes. P. S. Peas and Corn. P. S. Beans and Succo­
tash. P. S. Ketchup. P. S. Pineapple, sliced and
grated. P. S. Maraschino Cherries.
A Complete line of PREFERRED STOCK Goods
HOLMAN & SAMUEL
SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY
P hone 1811
COURT CALES ROAD
BOND ELECTION
MRS. RAND IÍ HEAD
OF PYTHIAN SKIERS