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r ) HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1923 NED BALDWIN IS . HONORED BY FELLOWS Oakland Six Touring Car Because he Is so well known here. The Glacier reprints the following from The Dalles Chronicle about Ned Baldwin: Ned Baldwin was banqueted recent ly at the Portland Hotel in Portland. The dtnuer was given by United States Attorney John S. Coke and former as < sociates of Mr. Baldwin, when the lat - ter was assistant United States attor - ney in Portland, a post he resigned in April of th«- present year. Tlie oi-caslon wits not in the nature of a farewell to Mr. Baldwin, although he is leaving with his mother next Thursday for Washington. I>. C. It was more in the nature of a spontane ous tribute by a few friends. Ned Baldwin Is known from coast to coast. Ills ability as an orator, Jur ist, Journalist and politician have been » lauded in newspapers throughout the country. He haB resided in Washing ton, D. C„ for many years and during < that time he haa won the friendship of the natlou’s foremost men. Mr. Baldwin has been fr«-quently ». called a "Dalles boy," but he was born at, Lewiston, Ida. He «-ante to The Dalles with his parents shortly after he was four years of age and receivod hi« early education here. Since that « time he has I shii closely Identified For only *60—we will equip any True Blue Oakland Touring Car with the city's interests and claims with a new Glass Enclosure designed by the factory and built to The Dalles as his hoin«- town. fit perfectly with Oakland’s new-type permanent top and its The words of one of the city’s prom weather-tight windshield. inent men. a man wlio lias known nim all his life, aptly describ«* the char This Glass Enclosure is quickly installed and absolutely rattle acteristics of Mr. Baldwin: proof. Only your eyes can tell you how perfectly it fits, how fine it “Ned Baldwin has never lost tlie looks, and what a high degree of closed car comfort it offers for likable qualities he had as a hoy. The the cold and stormy days ahead. imssing years have but added to them. Those who read the ‘twenty-five years See this Enclosure installed on a True Blue Oakland Touring Car ago’ column will rememls-r Ned when or Roadster—the car with the highly developed six-cylinder he was the carrier for Tlie Chronicle —the only on«!—and recall tlie same engine, the sound and simple four-wheel brakes and the centralized faithfulness to work and duty which controls. See it today—its utility and value will truly amaze you! he lias shown ever sin«-e. As a boy in school at Whitman Collegi* anil in Washington, he has done each tiisk with cheerful spirit and has won in marked degree the confidence of men who know how to Judge correctly the character of other men. Men place Touring . » $ 945 trust in N«><1 Baldwin because they Roadster . . 945 know they may do so safely and his Sport Touring 1095 work is where trust and honor are III. Sport Roadster 1095 sacred tilings. “As a son to a mother, he measures Ql<us Enclosures to the scriptural qualifications. As Touring Models $60 ■ lioy and man he has earned all the • h Roadkters . . 40 g«M>d wishes of the home-town folks A Product of General Motor» and it is pleasant to know they are - - - - - AÀÀ made manifest to him. He carries with him good thoughts an<l sincere liop«*s from all those who know him and such are a greater treasure than fine gold.” The following are some high lights on Mr. Baldwin's career up to the DO YOU KNOW present date: 1 A graduate of the old Wasco In That the musical qualities of the Piano depend almost entire- dejiendent academy, The Dalles, in , ly upon the accuracy and excellence of the tuning, and the Ixirry W. Sherman, owner of the 1888, on the roll of honor and gave proper condition of its action? A very common instrument Bonneville garage and a Multnomah the opening address “in his usual when put in fine condition by an expert tuner, is more valu county deputy sheriff, arrested, last manner • which Is always good,” as able as a musical instrument than the most expensive in Thursday night when a posse from the a news|iap«*r clipping at tiiat time offices of Sheriff Johnson and City asserted. strument when out of tune or in need of action regulating. 2. Graduate of Whitman College. Marshall Hart halted Ida booze laden I am ,glad to announce to the piano owners of Hood car on the Highway Just west of the Walla Walla, In 1906, where lie was a River, that I have had wide experience in this profession. city, was given a 99-day suspended leading intercollegiate deliater. Earned I guarantee the utmost satisfaction, and invite the in3pection Jail aenten<-e and fined $300 Friday by his way through college- as s«*cri*tnry Justice of th«- Peace Ontbank. But for to President Penrose. of the most critical. Regulating and Repairing at reasona the fact that a wife and two small chil 3. Graduate of George Washington ble rates. A trial of my service will prove to you the advan dren are dependent on Sherman Jus University at Washington, I). C„ re tage of having your work done with care and precission. tice Onthank would have enforwd in ceiving his M. A. degree in political I am permanently located in Hood River. science first and becoming a graduate carceration. he said. Sheriff Johnson testified that In in law in 1911. During ills school called the office of Sheriff Ilurlbprt work in the east. Mr. Baldwin acted Phone 3584 Thursday night and was instructed to as secretary to Congressman Ellis of remove Sherman's credentials and Pendleton. Reference as to local work given upon request commission and forward them to Port 4. Was admitted to practice before the supreme bench of the United land. His revolver was also sent in. “In the course of our conversation,” States on motion of Senator Borah, of said Mr. Johnson, “the Multnomah Idaho. Also admitted to practice ls>- county office asked me to use my in fore the Washington (state) supreme fluence. if I could, in having the court bench, the District of Columbia court give Sherman an extra six months' of apiieals and the Oregon supremo sentehce. Wo have had Information court. that Sherman was cognizant of bcMctleg 6. Editor of Walla Walla Stales- HHtlvitles near Bonneville and that his mnn mid editor of a Pendleton publi til* probably prevented officers from cation. , 7. Member of Portland Press and catching guilty parties.” G«*o. Watson, who operates a gout National Press elubs. Elected first speaker of the ranch near Bonneville and who admit 8. ted tiiat he had hired Sherman's auto “Little Congress,” a s<s-lety made tip mobile to make a delivery of two suit- of secretaries and attaches of the caaes filled with pint tsittles of wliit«* house and senate at Washington. D. lightning here, was given six months for debates on current issues which and $300. Zenneth Gregg, an employe come liefore those bodies. of Sherman, who was in th«* car when 9. Secretary of the Oregon State tlie,arrests were made was given a 60- central euimnittis* for the republican day suspend«*d Jail sentence and $100. ¡»arty from 1912 to 1918. Acting chair An uni<lentifie«l man who oc«-upicd the man of the state committee when Sen rear seat of the car, escaped into the ator McNary was elected lo Congress. 10. Was sent to Chi.ago as secre forest. Sherman's automobile, a largo tonr tary of the republican national «HF ing car, will I m * confiscated, officers say. vention in 1916. 11. Made the nominating sjieech of the national congress of tens of the Rate Secured on Cull Apples Revolution, of which society For the first time nine? they began American (STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY ARMISTICE DAY) he lias IsM-n a member for 18 yen is, their orchard«, Upper Valley growers which placed Judge* Wallace McCnin- will be able to ship their cull apples ant. of Portland, as president-general “Yours for Service" here thia year, Formerly the rate of of the society, to which he was elected the Mount Hood R. R. Co. on cull« by unanimous vote. from Parkdale was prohibitive. It has 12. While secretary of the state been reduced, according to Agent Mc central committee advocated the plac Kittrick, to seven cents per 104» ing of women on the advisory commit ¡founds. It is anticipated that the re “The Home of Quality Groceries” of the state central committeo, duced rates will result in a heavy ship tee which resulted in Oregon's being the men of cull fruit from the Upper Val first state in the union to include ley terminus of the Sgn<l. women In its state party councils. Mr. McKittrick says that an effort is 13. Became assistant United States lieing made to secure a reduction on attorney at Portland under John H. cordwood In order to stimulate the Coke in 1922-23, which ¡ssiltlou be re wood Industry of the Upper Valley. signed to come to The Dalles and «|M-nd the summer. ForSpirellsCorsets—Mrs. Fred Howe, 13. Has been private secretary to P. S. Vegetable Salad ready to serve. P. S. Fruit 613 Cascade Avenue. Tel. 2464. ¡21 tf Congressman N. J. Sinnott since Mr. Salad, just the thing for your lunch. P. S. Sweet Po Sinnott was elected to congress In 1912. tatoes. P. S. Peas and Corn. P. S. Beans and Succo 14. For three years held the posi tash. P. S. Ketchup. P. S. Pineapple, sliced and tion of executive clerk of the commit tee on public lands in the htfuse of grated. P. S. Maraschino Cherries. representatives while at Washington. *945 Glass Enclosed Comfort for only $60 more t t -I house in order for comfortable winter living ! ! 1 _ > Be sure to see the new ar rivals in “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Sale Period Dining Room Suites Period Bed Room Suites Overstaffed Davenports Saturday and next week Upholstered Wicker Furniture Davenport Tables Console Tables End Tables Windsor Chairs THE HEIGHTS GARAGE DEPUTY SHERIFF IS CAUGHT WITH BOOZE » The Franz Store presents a display of Furniture and Bugs rarely seen outside the big city stores. At this time we extend a special invitation to visit us for a look anyway. You’ll enjoy it and, as usual, find the courteous attention you have always received here. 11-in. Hot Cake Griddle with cold handle $1.39 Just 100 of them at this low special price. Add this one to your collection of Wear-Ever uten sils and know the joy of hot cakes every morning without greasy smoke and smell. Beautiful Framed Pictures for Christmas giving. New line just in. Better make your se lection at once as it will be diffi cult to secure many of the sub jects again. E. A. FRANZ CO * ALFRED W. OTIS MARK KVANDE 46 CUNTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED •A 's, Just Arrived Specialties—Apples and Pears New Crop Walnuts-Figs-Dates Imported Crystalized Ginger Glace Pineapple and Cherries Assorted Glace Fruits It will be a pleasure to show them to you for Domestic and Foreign Markets Representing long established and reliable Fruit Receivers in all important Foreign Markets. Auction and Private Sales Boston and New York FEATURES OF MY SYSTEM FOR HANDLING CONSIGNMENTS: Prompt and careful attention to all details. Full reports to individual shippers, with remittances as soon as sales completed. For further particulars see my Local Representative RUSSELL G. POND, PARKDALE References: Butler Banking Company, Hood River, Oregon; Fourth Atlantic Nat’l Bank, Boston, Mass., and satisfied shippers in leading Fruit Districts., Vincent & Shank New Stock Just Arriving Pi a A Complete line of PREFERRED STOCK Goods 1811 DUCKWALL BROS. Odell 232 Mathews Gravity Conveyors These are the new low prices, f. o. b. Portland or Seattle while the stock lasts. Straight Conveyor, $2.20 per ft Curves, $14.35 each We have secured the exclusive agency for these Conveyors in this section. We are also headquarters for Warehouse Clamp Trucks— and we would advise you to see us about the There were 36.278 foreign cars reg istered In Oregon during the period May 24 to October 31, 1923, according to a report prepared Saturday by Sam A. Kozcr, secretary of state. Between May 24 and July 31 thrtte were 13.357 IT WILL cars registered. The August registra tion of foreign cars totaled 12,131; September, ,7,049 and October, 8,741. The largest number of registrations was made at the Medford station Portland was second in number of cars registered and Salem third. The sta tions showing tlie smaller number of registrations have, In some Instances. Iieen o|M*ned for shorter periods and again they are located on some of the minor highways where travel Is quite OLD CITY HALL PLUMBING SHOP light. IDEAL FRUIT GRADER This lamp is for YOUR PORCH We have a shipment of Oiled Wrap, sizes 9x9, 10 x 10 and 11 x 11. We will have these for sale to growers who will be in the market to sell later in the season. We will be buying and shipping Apples held in storage through the winter. ------ Foreign Cars Number 38,278 HOLMAN & SAMUEL SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY P hone - CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. The lamp for your dark porch— the one you’ve been going to get for ao long—buy it today. With a Mazda lamp for evenr purpose, at such reasonable trices, ^ou should have a per fectly lighted houae. Join the community movement for the elimination of dark rooms. Fill every neglected socket to day. Phone your order; we de liver. Pay with your moathly light bill. Pacific Power & LightCompany "Ah~yi At rtur Stnia" 8 g NOT BRUISE YOUR FRUIT IDEAL £RUIT & NURSERY CO. has moved—-the new 1< cation is 908 12th Street where there will be a large dis Mrs. J. E. Fefguson, who for more play of Plumbing and Heating Goods at than a deeade has been actively a lead- reasonable prices. The new location will er in local Sunday school work, was be known as— TOM FUHER’S Mrs. Ferguson Honored elected a member for a three-year term of the isiard of trustee« of the Oregon Sunday School Conference at McMinn ville last week. Mrs. Ferguson gave a recital on "The Wayfarer” at th<* conference. It so appealed to the audience that she was invited to repeat it at the auditor ium of McMinnville College. Geninoe Ford part* at Frani Co.’s. tf Mwkiar a Hwtias M IM Strwf. H m 4 Kim EVERY YOUNG MAN Should bring his clothes to ua for pressing, cleaning and repairing. We produce in every garment the natur al body shape. Onr pressing method is a sanitary one SPAULDING'S TAILOR SHOP __________ Telephone ,WM__________ Telephone 5832 Before Buying Your Rough or Dressed Lumber It will pay you to have us figure on your Bill. Mill located 5 miles south of Odell, near Loop Highway. W. I. R. KIRBY F. D. Ño. 2, Hood River, Oregon Tel. 266 Parkdale.
