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fi HOOÜ RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923 ++4 I I I I I I | | | | 1 | 1.1. 1 | | | | | | . Pythian Bisters and their friends are > Galligan. She write« back that the «p- + invited to a silver tea at Pythian Tem - plea, exhibited at a grocery store, cre ated a great deal of Interest. | . pt ple Thursday, October 18. J. L. Carter was here from Portland I Dr. and. Mrs. It. F. Murphy, of La Genuine Ford parts at Franz Co.’s, tf the first of the week visiting hi« «on. , Grande, have been here the guests of Miles C. Carter, and family. H. L. Hasbrouck. optometrist. the former's brother. Dr. L. L. Mur Miss Burteena Wis.dard was in Port Dr. Pheba J. ('oilman has a marvel phy, and Mrs. Murphy. The latter ac land Sunday visiting friends. ous new mcthiHl of examining for din companied them on their return to eastern Oregon Monday afternoon. She T. M. Thorson, of Bingen, was a bus ease«. See Page Four. will visit friends in Baker and ta iness visitor in the city Saturday. Ilev. and Mrs. G. W. Kennedy re Grande. turned last wwk from an extended vis Mr. and Mrs. Oral E. Palmateer. of Lloyd Riches, formerly secretary of Salem, are here visiting Mrs. Palma It with friends and relatives in Port- the Oregon State Editorial Associa teer’s parent«, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moe. land aud Salem. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Smith, of Port- tion, who recently sold his newspaper, Sanford Smith left last week for the Vale Enterprise, to Cha«. Crandall, Portland for a visit with his son, Geo. land, have Been here visiting their a young attorney of MHlheur eoupty, daughter, Mrs. J. C. Meyer, and faui- arrived ■ here Monday while en route 8. Smith, and family. For Sale — New and old (made up) Hy- to Portland where he will reside for a E. L. McClain has arrived from Lo« time. Mr. Riches will engage In pub apple boxes. Hood River Canning Co. Angelt s ami will *|M*nd some time here licity work in Portland. Phone 3531. t s20tf Bare! iy Corsets are made to measure. liHikhig after orchard property and Rev. J. C. Hanna, pastor of the First Mrs. C. S. Jones, Corsetiere, 810 Park other interests. Christian church for the past several Ave. Phone 229^. o4tf Park 4^range will hold its regular years, will leave next week with his Eve« scientifically examined byll. L. siH-ial meeting Wednesday evening, wife for Portland on a six months' Hasbrouclt, Optometrist Heilbronner October 24, at X o’clock. There will lie leave of absence. Rev. Hanna's break a short program, followed by darning in his ministry results from p<M>r BWk* 18-U and refreshments. health. due. it is stated, from overwork. Jesse Davidson was here from his B.'lt. Atkinson, who purchased the The ministry will I m * supplied by vari Mount Hood home Inst Friday on a visit to bis brother, Charles Davidson. East Side Nolde place last winter, is ous pastors during his absence. completing his first apple harvest. Make merry with us October 20 at Mrs. W. A. Ib*Laslimutt whs up from Just Mr.*-Atkinson declares himself delight X o’clock at Barrett school house. Gob Portlmid Suturduy visiting C. C. Crew ed with life in the Ilmid River Valley. lins, ghosts and witches will be pres and family mid other friends. L. M. Baldwin and family left Mon ent ami contribute tlieir share of the Miss Susan Rod well has left for day for California, where Mr. fun. There will I m * numerous ways to Portlmid to re-enter the Portlmid Art Baldwin southern will join Ids iiartner, J. W. relieve you of your dimes, so come School. Proceeds to buy sc I kmi I Swo|s>, and engage in building in the prepared. ■Mr. mid Mrs. Ernest C. Smith ino- south throughout tlie winter. equipment, and start a fund for a tored to Vancouver, Wash., Sunday to Returning tp >^uittle from a visit Vietrola. see the polo game. J. II. Lyman, of Portland, general witli her daughter, Mrs. John Allen, A. II. Dnrnicllc, rancher of Boyd, in of Redmond, Mrs. V. C. Brock spent agent for the- Chicago A Great West Wasco county, was lu-^i* the latter part tlie first of the week here visiting ern Railway, was here Tuesday call of last week on business. friends. Mrs. |C. II. Bom* and Mrs. A. ing on apple shippers. He journeyed over the line of the Mt. H ihm I It. II. Highest cash price paid for your used II. Berry. 1 Co., calling on growers and shipiiers furniture, stoves and rugs. Cail McCiain Judge and Mrs. Geo. II. Costner, of (»dill. Mr. Lyman annually visits at E. A. Franz Co. s20tf who, nfter uttendlng the annual na Hood River nt the beginning of apple For Sale—New and old (made up) tional encumpmeiit of the Grund Army, harvest season and is a booster for spent several weeks with friends ami apple boxos. H oim I River Canning Co. relatives at Miehigan |s>ints, have re the scenic mid-Columbia. Phone 3531, nl Miss Livona Peterson has lieen Shampooing and marcelling Friday turned hoiiie. pledged to Alpha Chi Omega, Greek and Saturday at Mt. Hood hotel. Any Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Macnffree and letter sorority on the O. A. C. campus. evening by appointment. Tel. 5!>3(i. tf children, of the Congress Hotel, Port The total number of women pledges on William Stauffer has left for Long land; Mrs. Al Hoquiam, of The Imper the campus is 123. These young women Beucli. Calif., where lie will Join Mrs. ial, and Miss Ruth Richardson were are required to attain a certain stand guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McKen- ard of scholarship before ladiig initi Stmifl'er mid s|s*iid the winter. non, of the Heights, over Sunday. ated. The average grade of sorority Mi%. Marjorie Travis mid small H. 8. Braakinan does painting, paper memlM*rs at the college is considerably daughter, of White Sulm.... were in tlie hanging and decorating. Have your above the student body average. city last Saturday. enameled inside and outside with A. B. Cash, of the ]M>Htoffiee force, _ _____ _ I S. F. Konizeski, representing a new house guarantee for six years. Tel. 2404, was obliged to take a leave of absence Masonic publication, was in the city a Braakman's Truman Butler, president or the pio- Hardware, Paint and Wall Saturday as the result of a fall from The apple tonnage of the Yakima the hitter part of lust week. paper, Smith Building. . a5tf an oak tree the night ls*fore. Mr. Cash m*er banking institution, yesterday an orchard district is Immense this season Dr. Pheba J. ('oilman has a marvel Hood River Plumbing Co., with was rounding up a flock of pullets that nounced that the Butler Banking Co. aei-ording to E. <1. Bhim-har. who re ous new method of examining fur dis a Tlie crew of nine men is busy this week had sought roosting places in the oak had let the contract for razing ante turned by way of the ueighlairing fruit eases. See Page Four. iu'-tnlling a large new firebox lioiler in ill preference to his lien bouse. In dated frame and stucco structures, at section from Pendleton, where he at J, F. Thoni|>sun,-4>f the Iqqwr Valley, the Mt. Hood Hotel annex. The plumb reaching for a fowl he jitep|M*d on a the corner of oak and Third streets, tended the annual conclavi* of the was a business visitor in 'tin* city tlie ing concern is also engaged on repairs rotten branch, which broke allowing to make ready for construction of a Grand Cominandery of Oregon Knights latter part of last week. to the heating system at the isistotfice. him to fall 15 feet. He sprained an ^70.000 home for his hank early next Templar. The crop, Mr. Blanehar said. spring. Plans for the new building, Is characterized by the fine quality of ankle badly. A. L. Stephens, of Port hind, mo- Dr. and Mrs. Glittery left Monday drawn by A. E. lXi.vle. Portland archi the heavy tonnage. The district, too, tored irp the first of the week to look LTHO Christmas Is -only 90 days for Salem to visit tlieir daughter, Mrs. tect, call for a one-story atom* struc he said, is harvesting a ben nt tfu I *)<>r after his Dee apple harvest. IL G. McNary, sad family. -They will ture. built of material from the index, of IH-Iicious apples. Their Spitzen away there is still chance for you ------ WT T. Wagner, of Philadelphia, is remain until Thursday to aid in cele- Wash., quarry. Tlie same material burgs, grown In light acreage, an* not to enjoy It in a home of your here looking after his Willow Flat brating the ...birthday of their little was used in building Washington state coloring up any la tter than those of granddaughter. apple harvest. executive buildings at Olympia, own. this variety In the inid-ColumbiH. He interior of the building will Is* of said that late working of nailing moth Dressmaking. Will call at homes of Southeastern Oregon is now proving mont marble. JF Probably none of our Holidays ritrons^.Mrs. Quinney Van Why, tel. the lure of numerous local sportsmen. had caused considerable localized dam It is anticipated that n large num- Razing of tlie old buildings will age. *t)2 evenings. n8 It. V. Foreman and Walter W. Shay lier .of valley citixeiui will is* present Is more of a home day than start at once, and material will I m * I he \akima harvest is progressing Trunks, Bags, Suitcases, targe as left yesterday for Harney county to at the Chamber of Commerce tomor assembled ready for early construe nicely," Christmas and sure It is that a home of said Mr. Blanehar. “ The hunt ducks and geese. D. L. L. Mur- row morning to meet Representative sortment, reasonably priced. Kelly pliy ami .1. W. Crites will leave Sun- Sinnott, who will come here for n dis lion in the spring. Tin* new structure Washington district has a longer har your own adds to the pleasure of the day Broe. Co. ml5tf day for the Harney country. Tuesday cussion of the promised ('oiqiers Spur will stand directly opposite tin* First vest than we get here. Weather condi Your shoes half soled and' heeled Commodore I »can, II. O. Kresse and lateral of the Mount Ilood Ixavp High National Bank, making Third mid tions bring their apples to maturity Let the TUM-A-LUM plan your Christ the financial center of Hood siMiuer, and they can work longer. The while you wait. Quick work our strong Ed Foust will leave to hunt geese. way. The local chamber haq appointed Oak mas home. Come see us and we will River. point. Smith’s Champion Shoe Shop. growers are a little blue over the Jon Rev. .1. C. Hanna participated in a a committee to take forward work Richard's Bldg., Second st. nil5tf The new building will be set well athan deal, but they are optimistic tell you all about our Free Plan and Ser reunion Inst week with boylimid launched by the American Legion' Post back from tlie sidewalks, allowing a over prices for-tlie late varieties which Mr. mni Mrs. F. M. Slavens and chil friends. Rev. Jesse Mills, of New to secure a statewide sentiment in siiaci* for a lawn and shrubbery. In vice offer are going into storage. We noted that dren left Monday for tang Beach. Athens, ()., and Mrs. A. Erwin, of favor of immediate construction of the the rear will beji «tore building. 21) hx. Calif., where they will s|H*nd the win Albany, whom hi* hail not seen for 45 16-mile lateral.________ _________ KM" feet, fronting on ' Third street. heavy rains on miles and miles of the tlUrd cutting of alfalfa had apparently ter. ______ ,—-------------- - years. Rev. Mills, a retired 'Menibdlst " Hcpfescntatlve Sinnott viewed the Several businesses have made applica caused considerable damage.” Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Gladden were minister, will leave twain for southern survey of the road last summer when tion for tills room. Mr. Blanehar and his wife returned he wits here with the Oregon State over from White Salmon the first of California. by way of Mabton and Goldendale. He Editorial Association and a guest of the week, visiting Mrs. Gladden's par- said he found this road in excellent Mrs. A. F. 8. Steele, recently called the Legion Post on its third anuual • «ents, Mr. unit Mrs. W-. F. Andrews. condition the entire way. to Auburn, Jk Y., to I m * with her mother Mount Ilood climbing party. Friday, (htober It), the American who was seriously ill, took with her a I-egion Auxiliary mid friends will meet number of Winter Banana apples with Mrs. J. W. Sifton, Twelfth ami grown l. y Glenn H Mar s h a m i n hll i te WEDDINGS —B he r ninii. fu r Hie Dcluber silver tea. d'Anjou pear from the place of Geo. T. According to Mrs. K. D. Peterson, Shilling-Monroe who was at The Dulles last week to The wedding of Miss Adeline K. attend the '4O(h nnnnnl state crmvcn Monns* and John L. Shilling occurred timi of the W. C. T. IT., the meeting Incessant rain Tuesday retarded ap- Tuesday, Justice of the Peats* Onthank was highly sm.vssful. I It was reported pie picking, Packing crews, too, were officiating. Tlie bride, whose home that the organization i was making idle as a r<*sult of interruption to SERMON BY was at Coburg. Is a granddaughter of steady progress, Since 11121 fifteen [lower service. 1 Feed lines of the Pa- the lute John MonFoe, a pioneer reif new unions have I h * cii formed, The el tic Power A Light Co, supplying the W. H. BODDY dent of the Pine Grove district. Mr. delegates present at The Dalles num- valley were put out of commission by berell 115. wind-felled trees. Shilling is a resident of Scio. Officers elected included: Mrs. Mary They left immediately following the The heavy wind of Monday and wedding on an automobile trip to Mullet, pres.; Mrs. J. J. McAllister. Tuesday night f<H»k a heavy toll of un vice pres.; Mrs. Ada Jolley, corres- ('alifornia. Miss Annie Monns* and picked orchards in exposed point«. John W. Monroe aecom|ianied the IMinding secretary :i Mrs. Jane McDon- Many growers, however, had completed ahlson, treas. ; Mrs. E. B. Andrews, couple. their picking, having, placed all of state secretary of F. L. T. anil Y. P. their fruit under cover. But for the AT 11 OCLOCK B. A feature was ii banquet held at rainstorm, the apples would have been Wells-Saunders The Dulles civic auditorium. A num 95 ¡s*r cent picked by the end of this The wedding of Miss Myrtle Saun ber of prominent speakers delivered week. ders and Geo. II. Wells, both of Pine stirring addresses. Judge Fred W, The wind storm resulted in street Inspiring Music — A Beautiful Service Grove, occurred Tuesday night at the Wilson was nmong the s|M*aken. Mu lights being off Tuesday night, Early steal pri grams added interest to tile parsonage of the First Christian in th<* evening the lights of the busl- -____________ church. Tlie pastor. Ilev. J. C. Hanna, meetings. ness section of the city were alternate offii-hited. They were ai-i*om|Hinied by ly off and on for a time. the bride's mother. Mrs. Martha Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Lester. Party Progressing Champion Jack Dempsey carries a Flowers Sent Dr. and Mrs. Dumhle. A community Hallowe'en party will Is* held at the Columbia Gorge Hotel In celebration of their 40th wed wollop in either hand that is sure ding In assessing Marcellus Johnson. 19- on the evening of Saturday, Oetolier annniversary last week a numlsr enough sleep producer if administered of frineds of Dr. and Mrs. II L. year-old youth, who stated that ids 27. when a large |Mlrty of Portland Dumhle sent them 40 choice blossoms lions* was Chicago, a $50 tine. Justice folk will journey here for tlie occa properly, but Dempsey hasn’t all the from the dahlia gradens of J. G. Rug of tlie Pence Onthank declared that sion. Secretary Allyn Is writing to all inest offee gles. The bouquet was accompanied drinking nlsmt dance halls would not memliers of the Chamber of Commerce punch in the world and a great share I h * tolerated. Johnson wiis arrested urging thut they attend the i>arty. by tin* following poem: arth Though It la only two years since while loitering around a building in Dancing will follow a dinner nt, the of what he hasn’t got, Nye has got. “l>oc Dumhle, you know," friend KatA which a dance was in progress. tourist hostelry, which, according to the first Durant car was shown to the said to me, "We have had considerable com lilans just announced by Manager public, and It Is less than two years The only difference between the two "Is the dog-gondest husband that you plaint lately,” said Justice Onthank. Tremblay, will remain open through since the first ear was sold, more than is, the former puts you to sleep, while 75.000 Durant automobiles have ls*en ever did see. "of yoiing blades getting intoxicated out the winter. The hotel over the lart week end, built and delivered in this short period For forty long years he'« called ni<* mid attending dances. We intend to the latter keeps you awake. Ids wife, stop it. If $50 tines will not do it, according to Mr. Tremblay, had one of time, according to officials nt the And everyone know« We've never hn<1 we'll make the punishment more of the largest Week end crowds of the Durant factory In Oakland, Calif. season. Tills achievement, they claim, is strife. severe." w-lthiuit. parallel in the automotive During nil of these years he hns field. No other car in the Durant Moses Builds Houses worked night mid day; LEGION NOTES class has ever «cored sflrh an im Sometimes he got money nnd some B. F. Moses hns spent(spare time this price times without pay, The Hood River delegation In San summer constructing n new residence mediate and complete success. No Blit whenever he had some spare time Francisco till« Week ..loX. tin» annual, ♦♦ h -MooteHw—nvr-mw*-.- Mr. MnRdM siryi oilier i-a-r selling ttt any prlrr*. except fur ■ ---------------------------------------------------- -- — nationnT~convention of the Is*gi<in and lie will construct another bungalow oue other Durant product. has ever He always came home to his own little the Women's Auxiliary Includes: Dr. next spring. He declares that, he was aproached this record for sales in Its nest. ...... ........................... and ....... Mrs. V. II. Abraham, . ('apt. WII- actuated to build the now houses, first two years. The reason for thia Sometimes he was grouchy and woulilKur, Ray Ix*e and Mr mid Mrs.' I,.' . m . which will lx* sold to liomesee'kers, by success of the Durant, according to the ‘ swear like the devil; Bentley. Mrs. Bentley Is state repre the acute shortage of residences in the officials of the company, Is due to the fact that the wave of the buying pub And then I would match him—(Just sentative of the Oregon auxiliary. Mr. city. lic greeted it« ap[M*arance as a prod to keep on Ills level) Dec, la-fore going to Ban Francisco, uct fundamentally sound in every de Nye — he makes actors out of peo- It's no gratitude that hurts a doctor visited friends In Ixis Angele«. Reduced Fire Rates to be Sought tail and built as W. C. Durant has al- like him, and pie in the audience. Comedy The city council Instructed City Re way« wanted every automobile built So I joined in his cursing with vigor hase and vim. Commander Mortimer line apisduted corder Howe 10-write to the rating under his jurisdiction. The Durant laughs aplenty. Many times in these past forty long Harold Kershner. Walter W. Shay and bureau of fire underwriters and apply Motor Company states that this car years. William P. Allyn on a committee to for a reduction In local insurance has merely approached the threshold He's come home—not in anger rior arrange for Hood River’s participation rates, The lower rate« hero, it was of Its sueeeaa and it is expected In the A broad Statement but true. If you in Armistice Huy celebration at Dufur. stated, are due as the result of pur- coming months that even a greater even In tears, chase by the city of an auxiliary ’ mo scale of Mid-Columbin celebrations of Armls- popular clamor for thia prod- are particular about your coffee, try But tired and hurt, and discouraged truck. net will lie seen. tlce Day nre held alternately In The tor fire and blue; <■ SEAL BRAND lie whisper«, ‘Kate, it's you who sus Dulles, Hood River and Dufur. It is planned for a large delegation of citi tains me—Just you.' ” Sold only in l-lb.-2-lb.-3-Ib. tins at Calkins Cauliflower Fine So a few of your friends are sending zens to accompany legionnaires to Du 0.-W. 1. 1 N. a. Tlae Cart The first hundred entering the fur this year. these flowers. Thomas D. Calkins, Frankton truck We want to shnre with you our Joys gardener, who has Just harvested a WESTWARD Theatre will be given FREE 8 x IO and your sorrows. fine crop of head lettuce. Is now start Salt Lake-I’ort pass .5.00 a m Standardization Truck Busy But the greatest Joy we can think of ing to market cauliflower. He brought Spokane-Port, paas 5.30 a tn photos of Movie Stars. today A motor truck, fully equipped with sample« of the latter vegetable to the Chi., Omaha, Kan. “ Good Things to Eat Is the friendship that come« without all msi'ssary tisds. arrived here from city yesterday. It was declared of City Denver pass---- 6.10 a m Salem and is now engaged in plAcfiig ns flue quality as had ever bi*en seen price and without pay. Walla Walla, Pen standardized threads nail connection« here. dleton, Port.' local.... 3.10 p m on all lis-al Are hoses and hydrants. Royal Neighbors Hold Birthday Chicago, Omaha, The work is being done in compliance Portland limited 4.05 p m The Royal Neighbor lodge last Fri with a law enacted by tlie last legisla Sorting and Parking Record Made day night celebrated the 12th birthday ture at the instance of the office of EASTWARD A fair example of «peed in apple anniversary of the organization with Fire Marshal Moore. Ilood River is packing and sorting was shown last Man’s Arm Mangled Port.-Salt take pass 12.55 a m a iwirty at the old K. P. hall. HuslsindR tlie first city to Is* visited by the new week In the Upper Valley by Mrs. C. Portland-Pendleton, J. C. Bmwler, 24, employe of the of members were present and an In truck, which will proceed from here to <’. Caney. as sorter, and T. F. Nhuey, Walla Walla local _ 9.56 Oregon Lumber Co. at the Dee aaw- teresting program was arranged. A central Oregon; of California, as packer. They aver Portland. Omaha, mill, was rushed to the Cottage boa- dinner, with a huge birthday cake, The standardization work costa the aged 220 [«eked I mixcs of apples per Chicago limited__ 11.30 pital yesterday, one of his arm« hav carrying 12 candles, was served. The munici|sility nothing except the wages day for a |s*riod of six days. Mrs. 4, Port.-Omaha, Kan. ing been mangled tn machinery. Phy hall was tastefully decorated with of two men. needed to Hssist the skilled Casey, sorting all apples without help, City, Chicago pass. 7.20 sician« had not determined whether ' autumn leaves, aster« and dahlias. crew accompanying it. and Mr. Shuey liulng bls own boxes. 12, Port.-Bpokane paaa_ 10.05 the arm would have to be amputated. E BRIEF LOCAL MENTION t-4- H 1 I I I | t | | 1 1|| | | | | i i | BUTLER BANK WILL BLANCHAR VISITS BUILD NEW HOME YAKIMA ORCHARDS You can hang your stockings on your own mantle this Christmas if you start now! SINNOTT IS COMING TO DISCUSS SPUR W. C. T. U. MEETING WAS SUCCESSFUL RAIN AND WIND CAUSE SOME DAMAGE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO Regular Services Sunday Morning RIALTO RIVERSIDE CHURCH Friday Night Nye’s Punch as Great as Dempsey’s! BOOZE AT DANCES PUT UNDER BAN Sacred Concert Sunday Evening at 7:30 SALES OF DURANTS NOW REACH 75,000 H ie F ' * on .E C ADVER SHOW Groceries and other Merchandise Given Away Free—a Truck Load C You’ll Shake! You’ll Quake! Your Sides Will Ache! a S anborns .S eal B rand The Star Grocery You remember Eddy? SEE NYE! PERICO & SON I