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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1923)
it. r flOQb RIVER GLACIER. THUR8DAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933 out 1**", repreoeatativ« of all Inter the brutal Siskiyou train robbery and toto of U m city and valley, and the murder and at the same time feel kind HART, SCHAFFNER A MARX FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN mombera of this organisation spent ly toward an annulment of the capital / aeroral week« In a thorough etudy of punishment statute. an available routes. This exhaustive Have you noticed that some of our the Coopers Spur route ss the most feasible of alL The investigation orchsrdists are wearing a look of sat went further and besulted In a crys- isfaction? They have completed their tallixatlon of Hood River county sen picking. I ■........— , Some 12 years ago Oregon citlsena timent back of the Coopers Spur road. The plans for a more commodious with vision began to realise on their Through the Legion'a efforts this dream of years. The Columbia River county Las found out exactly what It automobile park are worth serious k ’-« Highway was begun, Hince that time wanted, and now Hood Hirer county, consideration. The way of the mode for win this great thoroughfare, now interna as a unit, I h behind it. ter is now definitely established If the apple prices are right we’ll The Legion has now given the Hood tionally known aa one of the world’s and winter wardrobes ire being most scenic highways, has been com River Chamber of Commerce the task all be happier in the springtime. rapidly completed, from our ex pleted. Today It is a ribbon of as of furthering interest tn the road We. hope the H. R. H. 8. boys keep phaltic pavement from The Dalles to throughout the atate. The latter body tensive showing of wraps, suits Is seeking the cooperation of various up the winning streak. the Pacific ocean. and frocks. When the Columbia River Highway Oregon civic and public organlxatlona Oregon City all pure Virgin Wool Overcoats was completed it stimulated construc- tn an effort to hasten conatrtiction of Never have styles seemed so and Mackinaws, stylish, warm and serviceable. tlon of other roads. The Mount Hood the spur highway. Oregon editors attractive—and what is more— ) Loop Highway was projected and in have been urged to recall the wonders so admirably suited th the ex another year it will be complete. No they saw last July—and the gruelling You’ll not have to worry about the wet and acting needs of Winter days. where in all the world do highways task of climbing the dusty trail—and cold if you are supplied with one of these all pure 5V. O. Peters, resident engineer for penetrate a more scenic region than to uae their Influence toward atlmulat- We want you to come in and the Hureau of Public Road», here yes Virgin Wool Coats. atatewide sentiment for bringing here in the Cascades of Oregon. A lng 90 terday from the Vpper East Fork of see the big assortment we are day’s motor trip, from Portland up the about the «Umax to highway construc Hood river, reported that a six-inch showing and note the quality Our prices are the lowest. We aim to give you •n Columbia River Highway, up through tion of the Cascades—a climax that snowfall had ended operations on grad O of materials and faultless tail the fertile orchard area of the Hood presents an anticlimax when- the mat ing of the last link of the Ltsip High the biggest values. Come in and let us show you. PÖ way in the vicinity of Bennett 1‘usa. DRESS River valley and then back to Port ter of th«* $80,000 owt is considered. oring which mark each garment The L’tmlle stretch is 95 per cent . 7091 During the past snmmer a total of graded and the work can lie completed land around the east side of Mount for distinction. Our prices are Hood over the Loop Highway, will 115,000 people registered -in Rainier in 30 days next spring. most .reasonable and we can James F. Clarkson 4 Co., who had give the traveler scenic thrills enough National Park. How many people please you in every respect. to last for a lifetime. Already Oregon traveled up to the snowline of Mount the contract on the road work, are moving crews from the headwaters of has spent over $5,000,000 In laying ont, Hood we do not know, but more than the East Fork to White river. We also have a nice line of grading, paving and surfacing portions 2,200 cllmix-d to the summit, while iu The snow will not affect the surfac STANDARD Misses ’ and Children’s Coats Rainier the total of those-, ascending ing crews of the Shotwell Construc of this wonder loop. of every description at this store for every mem DESIGNER and Wraps for Winter wear tion Co-, who had completed a contract to the summit reached less than 500. But the «Umax of thia loop la still to on 10 miles of surfacing and have just ber of the family at lowest prices. that we would like you to see. come. The Columbia river and Mount Mount Hixxl is not only lx*autlful, but PATTERN broken camp. with THE BBLROBE Hood have been the main inspiration it is the most easily climbed of any of One for these great roads, aside from their the Northwestern snowpeaks. Night Prowler Frightened Away utilitarian value—the one with its ma can arise early at Cloud Cap Inn, have 8. 8. Turnbull, who resides on Cas jestic gorge, the other with its spire of breakfast and be back at the hostelry cade avenue, gave a would-be burglar w- < eternal snow and Ice. To reach the for an early'supper after an as<*ent of a bad scare the other night. Mr. snowline of the mountain has been a the peak. Indeed, one may drive up to Turnbull snw the man skulking in his back yard. As automobiles passed chief goal since the Columbia River the end of the proposed road and along the street he would hide from For Ladies—A new shipment just received of For Ladies—A fine assortment for you to Highway was first started. That goal make the ascent and return In six the glare tsdiind a tree. Mr. Turnbull the newest weaves and styles. Come in and see select from. In desirable colors and combina has not yet been reached. It is nearly hours. If a less strenuous trip Is de extinguished the lights in his resi in sight. It only remains for the sired, a motor party can be out on dence and watched the man. He ap them. tions. proached the house of a neighlsir. Coopers Spur lateral to be completed. Eliot glacier in five minutes after leav A. 8. Keir, and examined the windows Then the climax in road building of ing their car. of the first story. Mr. Turnbull left The Coopera Spur road, which will Ills home and walked up behind the Oregon for the past decade will be NEMO, GOSS ARD AND AMERICAN LADY CORSETS be 16 miles long and on a grade of man, who suddenly lost Interest In liis reached. ' prying and hastened away. Already the Bureau of Public Roads, five to alx per <*ent, will stimulate con It is believed the prowler was a working In conjunction with the offi struction of trails tQ scenic points sneak thief, looking for loose articles HOOD RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,701, M. W. A.- For Bale—Home need apple grader« ot va- For Rent — Two house«. 5.room and 8-room Wanted—Will pay caxti and Ml acre, ol land, Meeu tn K.of P. ball every lit and 3rd Wed. riou« make« and «1««. A»k tor the new low cials of the Oregon National Forest, around the base of the mountain near around the premises. In Odell, both mile from wcboolbouwe. Tel. 12 «ere« cleared, for Hood Biver property, ofeaob month. V. K. Wolgamott, E. C. price on Mathew« Hall Bearing Gravity Con- Odell 112. o25 box 368. Hood Klver. <>26 W. T. Frailer. Clark._____ have made a survey of the proposed the snowline. A trail entirely circling c M-Hheppard, Hood Klver. Bnone Vpor Rent—Four.room farnlihM Hjmrtrnent Wanted— A girl for general housework. spur. The survey has been approved the base near the anowllne has already r fl 111III h>+l«»+4<4<»|.H4<4l I II HOOD RIVER LODGE NO. 106. A. F. and A. Odell lox. M.-First and ibird Wednesday nlghu of Tet. 325!. ol Btione 5îW7. MT17E. K. Moller. *13tf W*,e ~ K,»ht lot» on colnnbta River <UKg«ra<e add private bath, by departmental heads, and as wxm been projwted. This trail, which will 1 I Clipped Here and There I each month. K, W. HlnotaHr, W. M. “ mll,fron the city, with comfort- Kent Shoemaker, Bec'y. For Rent — Two Hleeping roornR, with or Wanted — Position by experienced orcbard- Knq»lre ot J. o. Gurley. the sum of $80,000 is available from require four days in its negotiation, JS-F.IL 4, Hood Klver. Jyl2tt without meals. 1113 Eu<eue Si., tel. 3141. oil lat and fruit man. capable of taking charge t>f the Bureau of Public Roads the spur will offer one of the finest mountain t-i 'i 1111 i l l'I'111111111111111 HOOD RIVER CH AFTER NO. -ST. ft, A. M.- fleldairews or packing plant. A. L, 25, Glacier Meete flrat and third Friday nlghta of each For Rent— 2 rooms with Bleeping porch, fur. office. References. a23lf For Hale—10 acre«. 7 In good bearing orchard. highway will be built Just think eering excursions of the nation. Mo month. O. B. Nye, H. P. 3 In bay. Small h>>u«e and barn. «4000 00 half nace heat, light and bath. On 4th and May. Every tourlat viniting Portland W. M. Bost, Hee rotary. Tel. 8783. Mrs. .Jesse Edgington. »»«tf Wanted — A good «teady. gentlemanly as leu ca«h. Addie«« X Y, care Glacier. m!7tl what an lnsignifii’ant sum, compared torists may make short excursions to i ahould lx* urged to make a trip man to baudlv a Ward '■ wagon In Hood Riv W. O. W.—Regular meeting« are neld «very > through the Hixxi River valley ix>fore er County. No experience needed. For full with the millions that have already various crevasses, which are far more For Hale-Lewi«Trapneotwl Red«, trapneated Tbureday nTghl at K. ol P. ball. Vlaltora For Kent—Furnished mom« end fornlahed particular« write promptly to Dr. Ward’s eontlnuouaiy «luce February, 1M1, All «lock been spent in reaching this main ob appealing and pfetureaque than those , leaving thia aectlon of America. Hood oordlally Invited. By C. C. pedigreed Cockerel« from high- noerd dam« ■ultee. Tel. Mra. H. J. Frederick, tel. 3104. »«if Medical Company Winona, Minnesota. F«- C. P. Foatar, C. C. valley ahould not be ixxieted to la bl laced 1858. <>26 Al r«^n*b|e prloea. Ralph R. Lawl«, phone jective, la needed to make the Coopers on Rainier and far more at't'esaible. ’ River For Rent — Furnished housekeeping rooms. the detriment of other ixtrta of th«i I. I. Blagg, Clerk. 0(1,11 _ m 1 Ott Phone 2761. a9tt Spur road possible. Innumerable half-day hiking or horse atate, bqt it ia ao near Portland that WAUCOMA LODGE NO. 80, K. OF t.~ w!y>d’161n- Bn<1 4 n- Phone Meece lb K. ol P. hall every Tuaaday night The Coopers Spur road should to back trips will be worked out by a sys a vialt to it can lx* made in one day. MISCELLANEOUS 4688. A. LaChapelle. iny31 *34 G. Coe, C. C. atartlng from tliix city in the morning L. M. Baldwin, K. of R. and F. completed next year. It will be, tf tem of trails. H. WANTED lzret -I^die«’ vanity ca«e containing «mall and returning that night. TourixtH FOR RENT the people of Oregon will devote • Even though one does not wish to with very limited time to a]x*nd in LAUREL REBEKAH LODGE No. 17.1.0.0.F article« aud «32 check. l*lea«e leave at Glacier Wanted—To buy chickens. Tel. 5443. <>'25 office. Kewant. ol« Meets flrot and third Mondays each month little sincere time in studying the road step from his automobile, he will be Oregon can make thia trip. . For ««nl—four room houxe at 416 Sherman Mrs. Edna (JonIter, N. G. Ave. Tel. 1894 or call at 417 Hherman Ave. tf „ Wauled—Two wKltretwen. Apply Columbia l«>«t — An Alpha Chi Migma fraternity Hug and in gaining for themselves a com able to gain inspiration from the mag A touriat expecting to "make” the Mrs. Nettle Moses, Hee. Gorge Hotel. Tel. 1952. r o« on golf link«, Bunday. Finder pleawe phone 1304. K F ol8 prehensive Idea of the need of It. If nificent view at the anowllne end of entire Pacific coaat, utarting at a Cal HOOD RIVER VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY —f°r Rent—Htorage for two trucks or cars, — Girl or woman for general hoUHc. •th and June Ht«. ogj Hood River, Ore. James Htranahan, Prea. ifornia point, I h often talked into v Oregon citlsena, through their organ- the road. Off to the eaat the gold«*n work. Mr». Ralph Bennett, tel. 5888, <>18 Mrs. Alma Howe. Hee. Leslie Baller, Tress. ll£d comfort« order. Tet, M t «. A. upending aeven-eigbta of the time al Cal I pbone IWl.___________ . T. KonnlkMen, 5908. nl F ot Rent — Wìnlér Mature, ut ubbie and ■ lied bodies, will but express their sen- grain fields of sastern Oregon will lotted to tin* eoout tn the aonthern Wanted— General Motor truck will haul bunch grana, ulne mllea aoutfa of The Dallea. anyth CANBY W. B. C. — Meeu eeoond and fourth any place, any time. Apple con- thnent for this Coopers Spur lateral, spread out before him. Off to the • state. Then the atrangera “aee” tha Halurday■ of «Mh month at K.ol P. ball. Any girl In trouble may communicate with Cab take car of 100 hesd of hornea. A. R. Dar. tracu lug. wanted. Tel. »24, L. F. Culp. <C7ir Ensign Lee of the Salvation Army at the RL 2* Hbone The Dailea, Mr«. Iva Hoobee, Preaident. which will only cost $80,000 for coa th the anow white heads of Mount rest of the coaat by giving Portland Mra. Jennie Bentl«y. White Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., Port ltìK3 _________ _____________ ni Beeretary,_________ Wanted - Fre«h Jeraey cow. Sherman J. land, Oregon. a hurried once over, tarrying a day Nil’24 struction. we believe the funds will be Jefferson and the Three Sisters will be a»ltf For Ren t—FurnlBhed and unfurnlabed Frank, Avalon Farm. Tel. 540«. in Seattle and then hurrying to Van« OLKTA AHBKMBLY NO. 1IE, UNITED ART- forthcoming Immediately, and by next in sight, and off acroas the orcharda of couver, B. C., to start east over the renl apartment houae. l«ana—Meela the flrat and third Friday« nÌx?niH or Wanted — By reliable man with family of Real Estate Loans rei. 4121. ng at old K. ol P. ball. C. D. BticatCHa, M. A. spring we will see the last gap tietween the Hood River valley the groat snow Q. P. R. •lx, a place to manage or work by the month, Loans under Reserve My »tern on city or J. H. K obxho Hocretary. i U u l ,, * “ K ’ ac b°ol Dlatrlct. Addre«« For Reni— 4-room house pilone 2084. o!8 A. B. O. car? Glacier. Tliat la one reaaon why H<x>d River the Loop Highway and the snowline of peaks of Washington—Rainier, 8t. ojg fann property. ReHerve Deposit Company. 72 Fourth 81. Portland. Ore o25 ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN the mountain complete. Helens and Adams—will roar them valley may lx* Htreased here. It is Riverside Lxtdge No.M-Meetlng night« I«t simply to permit the man in a great and 3rd Haturaayi, old K. P. Hall. The Hood River American Legion selves on display, From one point on rush to see more of tlie beautiefl of H. L. How«, Financier. Post, Interested In the road because of the road five magnificent waterfalls Oregon than be aeea only in Portland Chester Hhnte, Recorder. and itu nearby scenic Hpota. A run the realisation of Its members that it will be in sight. will do more than anything else toward FOR SALE Another trail that should lie men- over the Colnniliia River Highway to Multnomah fnlla and return is tx*tter bringing about a popularisation of the tloned Is that projected from Cloud than no drive on that famous road, For Hale—Flue team or bornee, one good cow most beautiful mountain in America, Cap Inn to Eden Fark, the beautiful, but a few hours more added to the and 76 hen«. All kinds of farm Implement« reasonable. C. T. Baker, Route 4, Hood has given impetus to a movement that flowered park on the Northwest bas<* trip and <jne could gain n g<x>d iniprea- very Klver. Ore. o25 will bring about the Spur road. The of the mountain. This trip will re alon of the great orchard country watered by a moat plctureaipie river. For Sale—A Buick Light Hix. 5-paaeenger or Legion Post, which three years ago quire but two hours.. It will probably 29 STORES The Columbia River Highway from will taka In trade light 4-cyllnder car. Phone, 29 STORES initiated its annual Mount Hood climb become one of the most popular of th«* Hood River to The Dalles la one of the M2».___________________________________ oa ing party, has been hampered each trails trips. most lx*HUtlful drives in North Amer For 8al«~ Big Buick for price ot a Ford! My (UNDER MT. HOOD ANNEX) 7 paaa. Buick six, model ’20. repainted, over year because there was no road up to The proposed lateral road will solve ica. It is worth the time of any glotx* hauled, many extras. Baer I flee bargain, call I ol« I the timberline camp. The Ix-glon Post the problem of the legionnaires, as it trotter to see the great gorge of the Odell 65. , Your purchases of Food items are made with the expectancy of ijettintr full Columbia as viewed on tlie way to the For Hale—A yearling oull. R. 8. Caughey, has spent more than $1,000 in packing will pass within 1800 feet of the butte old frontier city bo rich in the lore of Odell, tel. 11X3. ¿i value for your money. Full value means, not only the true value of the mer up food, bedding and suppll«*« for the campsite, It will |>a«s close to Home- the west. chandise itself, but also the other costs that go into the buying and selling Tlie day la long gone when the Port For Bale - Fig«, 1 mile south ottown. J.T annua! camping parties. Its guests, stead Inn and Cloud Cap Inn, existing Nealetgb, Rt. 2. nl lander wanted to “ hog ” all of the this commodity-. It is true that these latter costs are added to the selling price who all told have reached more than hostelriea on the mountainside, and tourist's time. We want al rangers to ror Hale—A few Dice pleeeeof furniture, con rTL°n -Of theJ^t outkPut and the intense application of XSa 750. have been wearied by the long 2- make these easy of access to motor see Portland, to lx* sure, but Oregon sisting of a l>edroom set. writing desk, book- and dining table, very reasonably priced. mile trek over a dusty and tortuous tourists. The proposed road, despite Is the real attraction to visiting tour case Xi • fSlIvalueying g’ 20th CentUry Stores are in a P<>Sn tS Phone 24M. ot8 trail. The legionnaires came to the Its moderate cost of $80,(MM), will lx* ists. The Colnmbin River Highway For Bale - Oooktng apples. Delivered at a conclusion that they must have a road one of the moot valuable highway as and the Old Oregon trail, the Hood reasonable price. Tel. M78. o*25 River valley, the Ih-schutes valley, up to the snowline and they set about sets in tlie state of Oregon. It is not Klamath lake. Crater lake. Josephine For Hale—A <'heeler While brood cow'with constructively to realise on their plans. tnerely a matter that H«x>d River folk eaves, the I'mpqtia vnlley nnd the eight Aweeks old pigs, cheap. Chrta Benson. R. D. 1. ol« Last summer the Legion Post enter ahould be Interested In. It Is of the great orchards along tlie Rogue river, For Hale or Trade — Chevrolet car In good old Jacksonville — all these should lie tained the members of the Oregon Ed utmost Importance to the entire state. seen by the tourist, Blit, if you fluii condition. Will trade on unimproved lota on itorial Association, who held their an And we foel confident in predicting one who must take a quick •'look Heights or «mall property tn Odell. Addre«« Box 46, Dee, Ore. o« nual convention in Hood River, on the that the la-gion and Chamber of Com around,” tell the stranger that Hood For Hale— Will sell at a low price a Ford se annual clintb. The newspaper folk merce program will result in crys River valley must not lfo* missed.— dan body In excellent condition or will take In trade on It a Ford roadster or touring body biked over the dusty trail, beneath a tallizing a atatewide sentiment, sim Portland Telegram. Address, Ford care Glacier. o25 Do you want FLOUR ? If you do, we’ll sell the kind you like, 49 lb. sack, $1.79 beaming summer sun. Utterly fa ilar to that already existing here, for For Hale— A Harrta Visible typewriter. In tigued they reached the Legion camp, the Coopers Spur lateral. good condition, for 120 cash. Hee machine at Do you bake Bread or make Rolls? If so, we w il l s el l -— Glacier office. olllf wondering if the jannt was worth the Hood Hiver Commander y No. 12, K. T extreme effort. But the bracing For Bale—A good team weighing about'2800 FLEISHMAN’S YEAST _ „s r t i . i , i., (,Z MeeU every Aral Tuesday evening AN OPPORTI NTTY pound«, cheap, Phone 4412. o4tf lftjûf eaeb month. A. G. Lewi«, ft. C. 3 H)R 10 CTS. SEEDED OR NEEDLESS FEDER^t Mni ^TS • mountain atmosphere quickly brought NEEDED DR SEEDLESS Frank R. Howard. Recorder. Or<hardlxts arc given a rare oppor For Hale—My ptaoeon the May «tree« road, SALT. A 2-I.B. FREE RVN- PACKAGES, 25 CTS. - . - < TS. about recuperation, and after the le PACKAGES, 25 CTS. ol8 MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. «, H A 8. M. Meet« '22 acre« 8. F. Blythe, phone 5158. gion camp lunch Oregon editors were tunity of getting a shipment of sodn- In Maaonlo Hall every third Tueeday In N1NG SALT, 10 CTS. , LARI). Ill I.K, 3 I.HS For Hale— A flue oorner lot on 10th and Col. added to the llat of enthuaiasts over the tol, high explosive, suitable for land each mouth. T' , , FOR 50 CTS. umbla Hie. Finest loo« I Ion In realdentlal dl«, W F. Laraway, 1. I. M. trlet ot the city. Will I m «old at a very cheap A. Canfield. Recorder. Legion climb. Through necessity they clearing, if they will hasten in turn Do you make Doughnuts, Waffles, Fried Cakes or Pancakes ? I£ s0 you’ll want price Write H. Kubota, K.F.D. 1, Box 235. ol8 bad hiked over that tortuous trail. ing in their orders to tlie Hood River MT HOME CAMP 34W, R. N. A . meel.oeoond Puyallup, Wash. and fourth Friday« ot each month at old K. CALI MET BAKING POWDER CAN OF BEST CINNAMON t«.. They expressed a wonder why the road Experiment Station. The federal gov ot For Bale — lib model Dodge Brother« tour. P. hall. ONE POI ND CAN, 28 CTS FOR 10 CTS. , ,'i. v!L TiL. Ing car. Tbla car has been driven only 3000 Mr«. Emma Jones. Recorder. had not nlrondy been built. They ernment has n largo supply of the ex Mra. Emma Wollgamot, mllee and 1« practically new. It can be bad O. WESSON, MAZOf.A OTT. OR saw the surrounding world from the plosive for distribution. Free caps HOOD RIVER CH APTER KO.Vo.i.8- kt a «ubaUutUI oavlagover the price or« new RICE, 2 LBS. BU E ROSE i car. Bennett Brother«. oil wilt tw gTven as long as "they iast. A.MAIZO, (H ART CANS, 49c lofty hrtgtrnt, They wero'Tnapfrod... They HEAD RICE, 15 ( TS • Meeta eeoond and fourth Tueeday evening For Bale—A 4-wheel Maxwell trailer In 1» POI NDS, 69 ( TS.’’ It behoov<*H the growers who wish of each month. Vlaltora cordially welcomed thrilled at the abysses of Nnnd Canyon, condition, good tires, cheap. TeL 652», Mrs. Anna M. Abraham, W. M. !Ugg._- «27lt the towering white cone of Mount Hood tills powder to get in their applica lxtie U. Fuller, Bec’y. If it’s Pastry or Pie, you want at its head. Many of them grew silent tions nt once.' The prixluet is shipped HOOD RIVER CIRCLE No.624, NEIGHBORS For Bale— A young horse, 6 year old, wt. a- KINGSFORD’S CORN bont ISO lb«. No reaaoncble offer will be re- out only in of Woodcraft-Masts at K. of P. ballon tbs carload quantities. Leroy GIIIRARDEIJ.rs CHOCO and awestruck as they looked out over ORANGE OR LEMON PEEL, STARCH, 10 CTS. foeed. Animal may be «e«n al my place about first and Third Tuesday, of each month. Childs tells ua that the explosive will l\ mile* aontb ot Dee. WrIU L. R. Flacua. LATE. 1 LB. CAN, 29 CTS. oIU the ______ ____ The ______ _ Oregon from summit. masHive Mrs. Katherine Hlaven« G. N. POIND, 35 CTS. Dee, Oregon. oS.'i Mrs. F. H. Blagg, Clark. PI RE EXTRACT, VANILLA Ice cascades “ ' Ics < of * Eliqt glacier left their lx* just the thing for clearing defunct 4 POI NDS I’l RE COCOA I’. S. GRAI’EERl IT. NO. 2 For 8sle — A double barrel Parker sbotgnn, HAZEL REBEKAH LODGE No. IM, I.O.O.F. OR LEMON, 2 OZ. CARNATION lasting Impress. ’¡^Oregon’s i editors trees of old orchards. MeeU the flrat and third Tneeday evening In With automatic cartridge extractor. Coat «1», 25 .( ’ TS. TINS, CONTAIN GRAPE- • BRAND, 25 CTS. said to themselves snd to the public each month In the Odd Fellow« Hall, eeven will sell for K the money. Comparatively PRUT MEAT OF FOCK, 35c miles south ot Hood Klver. R. D. 1 ' new. inquire of Lon Hievens on lbs Heights. through their papers: The eye of man never liehold more ■27 It Veva Shelrbon, N. G. Cakes or Cookies? Then >» “Here on Mount Hood _________ J|_ Nellie Dick, V.G. the state of glorious coloring than can now be seen For Hale —New and old (made up) apple Gertrude Caugbey, Treaa. KNOX GELATIN, Marie Kemp, Bee. boxes. Hood Klver Canning Co. Phone 3M) CAMEL DATES Oregon has the most lnspiring'and ap along the Mount Hood Ixxip Highway 08 20 CTS. PACKAGE, 9 ( TS. pealing scenery It la given to man to up around the base of Mount Hood. I OLE WILDE LODGE NO. 107, 1. O. O. F.— For Hale-Htx week« old pin, come purebred Meeta In Fra l «mal ball, every Thursday Words fail mortal on beholding the night. WALNVTS, 1923 CROP. CALI behold. It should be accessible.” Hampshire« fine for breading Mock, «orne Ralph Barton, N. G. FILBERTS, 1923 SICILY’, Oeo. W. Thomeon, Secretary Cheater While croaeml wlrh Hampehlre excel FORNIA I.B., 29 CTS. The Oregon editors went on record, ’Color-splotched canyonaides of the East lent for tatUnlng. Phone KJ«. «IStf POI ND, 20 CTS. ^AUNA TEMPLE PYTHIAN 8IHTKH8 No.« through formal resolution, as favoring Fork. For Hale-Appi* reek aa good u new, ebeep Meeu the second and fourth Tboreday« ot OREGON AND WASHINGTON WALNCTS NOT YET Phone Odell 6X. If each month at K. ot P hall. an early completion of the Coopers ready for market Mre. Kllaabelb Rodger, E. C. It's a dangerous thing to tinker with Spur road. The resolution pledged the Mrs. Mary C. Kugglee. M. of K. and C. For Bale - An almost new V* In. wagon, Then you will want compleu with apple raek. A. J. Vogler, Ul. FANCY SWEET POTATOES. members of the asamlation to use their the stars. Arthur Covell, Intent on WOMKN'H AU x T (L1AKYOF l IARYOFHÖODHIVKH a23tr HOOD HIVER 5612. POP CORN, SWEET ORANGES, l-ralon.'No. 2t. MeeU Meets V» p. 4 l*Ol NDS. 22 CTS. influence In securing an early construc observing what astrology pointed to Boat. American Ixwlon.'Ho. for other*, failed to note that it def bi . let Haturday of each month at Library For Bale or Trade — Ac down payment on SMALL 324 SIZE AT 15 CTS. 1 POI NDS, 25 CTS. tion of it Hall. Mr«. Ethel Button, Brae.; Mra. Ixion cheap Ford, one nearly new, guaranteed drag HOME GROWN CELERY Bentley. Hee. A DOZEN; 3 IH)Z„ 12 CTS. t - - «,- mw , two blade«, log lack and foil equipment. Following the Legion climb of last initely erected a gallows for himself. HEINZ RIPE OLIVES, LARGE CRISP RLNCHES, Coll or write, D. W. Ckeey. Barkdale. alxtr ■DEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 48,17 O O F.- July some sentiment was developed for PINT JARS, 33 (’TS. 8 CTS OR 2 FOR 15 CTS. FRKSH CREAM CHEESE. Send those Germans some of our Regular meeting eeeond and fourth Monday« For Bele— <mod dry flr wood dellvered. other ways than Coopera Spur of ap- or «aah month. John Calandra, a P. Phons 4717, call tnornlng ar evenlng. »lxif apples. A tagte of good fruit may Geo. W. Thomeon. Scribe. 32 CTS. PER l*OCND SAPOI.IO, ‘:?EKN <>« « ven . proachlQg the snowline and glacial PINT JARS, X5 (TS. create a desire for stability, in order KEMP LODGE. No. IO, 1.0. O F.-MeeU In For Haie—(food lote for aale In all part« ot FOR CLEANING, POLISHING, formations of the peak. The Hood that they may import more of Oregon Odell odd F'ellowa’ hall every Hstnr- theelty, prlcee right. A. W Onlhank AOo. al4H BAR 9 CTS. P‘ v * sl ( i’OTASH. River Legion Poet, thinking that per day night. Vlellora oordlally trelromed. For Bale-Barrett Dletnet, one «cre, «-room apples. .... . Xo ’ 2 25 CTS. H. C. Gllkereon, N. G. honae, forulahed, out bnlldlnga. never fhlllng haps some other route for a road —— There well, modern chlcken houee acoomodaltng H H naneh.. «acra.... C“*’ J’ “*rU1 V’ U’ terplaccs to trade than these 20th CENTURY STORES 800, electriclty Addreea K. L. Baratow. 4M might be feasible, appointed a general Decent citizens cannot contemplate oio. ciarf, Treaaurer 7’ ' Storr (Marter Retailers of IShe PARIS FAI R The Winter Mode at its Best The 8tore of alues Overcoats and Raincoats For Men SNOW ENDS LOOP ROAD GRADE WORK £ Rubber Footwear g § Ü New Pleated Skirts New Brushed Wool Sweater Coats 20th€ENTURYGR0CERY 104 OAK STREET Saturday and Monday “STOXT C-ifkXT EVT N. E. I«lh SU, Portland, Ora. jy«?U