HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1924
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Marie Prevost. Raymond Griffith,
Clarence Badger and Alice Lake, all
were comedians once. Iliat was in
the old days at the Seunett studio.
They were reunited In the filming of
one of the greatest mystery dramas
of the year. "Red Lights.” which la
the Goldwyn screen version of tlie
stage play, “The Rear Car.”
Clarence Badger, who directed “Red
Lights.” which is coming to the Ri­
alto theatre tomorrow and Saturday,
directed comedies on the Bennett lot
at the time Marie Prevost and Alice
Lake were members of the famous
bathing brigade.
Raymond Griffith
waa a Keystone cop, and later wrote
comedies for the company. He was
recently signed under a long term con­
tract with the Goldwyn company.
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In “The Enemies of Women;” Cos­
mopolitan Product ions’ new su|>er-
feature, which comes to tlie Rialto
TTheatre Hunday. Monday and Tuesday,
the public will have the opportunity
to see on the screen what are said to
be the most striking scenes ever made
of the world-famous resort, Monte
Carlo. In the imputar romane«* by
Vicente Blasco Ibanez, Monte Carlo
and its reuowned Casino play a prom­
inent part. For this reason Cosmo-1
politan Productions sent the entire
company making the picture to the
resort to get the last touch in atmos­
phere. It was not until Ibanez him­
self had arranged matters witli the
authorities at the Casino, however,
that “shots” of it could be made. Tlie
resultant scenes of Monte Carlo witli
its Casino and beautiful terrace are
said to be the most perfect in de
that has ever been photographed.
Monte Carlo, which is situated
Monaco, the smallest princi|Mility
the world, is tielleved tty many to
the nuist picturesque spot along tl^e
lieautiful Riviera. The scenery is in­
comparable for its beauty, including
steep mountain heights, winding roada
and a gorgeous view of the Mediter­
ranean which Monte Carlo overlooks.
Despite its natural lieauty, however,
Monte Carlo owes most of its fame
to the fickle wheel of chance. The
daily exchange of fortunes is the larg­
est in any place in the world, und
anyone may ”1ry his luck”There ex­
cept the natives of Monaco, who are
forbidden to play. The town of Monte
Carlo itself was founded in 115ft and
the Casino has bee». utilized as a
gaming resort since its foundation in
1H61, at which time it was lensed for
SO years to a Francois Blanc. latter
its control passed to a joint stock
company, which now operates it and
which has obtained an extension of
its concessions to 1047.
“There are more girts serving soup
in Ix>a Angeles restaurants, who came
to the movie capital to act. than there
aro actresses in pictures,” says Al
Christie, prominent comedy producer.
“Literally thousands of these girls
come West expecting to make their
fortunes in the pictures, and are now
working Isdiind counters, in restau­
rants, packing fruit in season and do­
ing other tasks for which they are
more fitted.”
Christie has taken the movie-mad
maid who imagines she will Is* a sec
ond Pickford as the subject for his
latest comedy, "Hazel From Holly­
wood,” which satirizes movies In gen­
eral. This new Educationnl-Chrlstle
comedy will be slatwu at the Rialto
theatre Wednesday and Thursday.
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One morning last week the sky was
unclouded except for a heavy cloud
over the high point just northeast of
White Salmon. The rising sun paint­
ed the clouds a magnificent pink.
With a deep blue sky overhead, the
'purple of the wooded slope to the west
and the sunlight -streaming in the
gorge of the Columbia to th«- east, a
picture of rare yplendor was pre­
sented.
Blue Diamonds Will Play
Manager Cecil Lafferty announces
that the Blue Diamonds, a basketball
team formed by young men of the city,
many of them formerly collegiate and
high achool stars, will meet Tlie Çoy-
otes, a team of Goldendale. at the high
school auditorium next Saturday
night. The local team defeated the
Mosier town team 44)—ft. Other games
scheduled by the organization are as
follows: The winners of a series of
games among the Portland basketball
association, February 1ft: White Salm­
on. February 8; Stevenson. February
1, and Columbia University, of Port­
land, February 19.
Ferry Service Resumed
Ferry service between here and
White Salmon was rrtunncd Tuesday,
shore ice having been broken and \the
river having shown a rise of about a
foot. During the cold weather the Co­
lumbia dropped below zero, and power
ferry boats were unable to make tlie
Hood River landing at the low stage.
The break up of ice oil the upper river
filled the current here with many
Cash on hand. Jan. 1, 1923 « 4871.41
Taxes ooMocted to July 1,
1M3
................ ................
2187.00
Cash on hand and invested,
Judy 1, I»» .......................$7088.41
Street Commissioner
Street Foreman
General Street Work
Street Cleaning ...
Equipment and Toots
Road Trucks
Material
Road Oil
Erne rgency
Over Draft
Total
Estimated
1500.00
$ 1500.00
2618.74
690.00
898.58
2457.69
840 00
902.00
864.47
196.97
1348.38
384.80
210.90
217.51
450.82
2402.96
8 8401.94
8981.8$
$412.60
750.00
- 1490.09
420 68
623 33
509.34
70 18
62.18
$ 1600.00
■X.
2472. IF
870.00
572.49
1348.46
505.70
149.60
5621 79
1991.42
$13240.23
$ «319.72
$
«00.00
8 187.00
OD760.00
«09.91
429.32
OD123.33
OD 59.34
429.22
447.82
OD 3630.37
300 00
760.06
1800.00
650.00
76.00
275,00
429.22
127.62
500.00
4000.00
OD82459.77
I 8907.04
2100.00
850.00
500 00
450 00
500.00
500 00
$ 5500.00
Receipt*
8
60000
1600 00
2500.00
850.00
500.00
450.00
500.00
OvO.00
500.00
4000.00
«11900.00
5500.00
To ‘be raieed by Tax
$ 6400.00
Statement Road Fund to July 1st,.
1923.
Receipts—
Taxes Collected ...................
Licenses
Transfers
...........................
« 1963.72
175.00
4000.00
Total COUections
$ «318.72
Disbursements—
O. D. Jan. 1, 1923 ............. 3 5621.79
412.50
Street Commissioner ........
Street Foreman ................
750.00
General Street Work ...
1490.09
Street Cleaning .................
420.68
509.34
Road Trucks .....................
623.33
Equipment and Tools ...
Material
70.18
Road Oil
52.18
O.I). July
I 3630 37
8 9949.09
8 9949.09
Total
I
Amount to be set aside
each year ...............
mount of Interest on Olty
Hall Bonds to be raised
by taxes ...............................
» 1850.M
8 8700.00
RECAPITULATION
Estimated amounts to be
raised by City Tax for 1924
General Fund ..... ...... J «34950.00
Road Fund ............................... 6400.00
Water Bond Sinking Fund I 1200.00
City Hall Bond Sinking
Fund
........................... ... 1850.00
City Hall Bond Interest ., 2700.00
Total to be raised by Tax. .«47100.00
Said budget of estimates will come up for final discussion ___
adoption at the regular meeting of the Common Council on February
4th, 1924, at which time any taxpayer or person interested may
pear and present his abjection to such proposed expenditures.
H. L. HOWE,
City Recorder.
DR. THRANE URGES
GREATER OPTIMISM
RIALTO
Frlday.Starday, Jas. 18 asd M
THE GREAT MYSTEIY NELOMANA
To offset the feeling of ¡M«slmlsm
that seems to crop out on occasions,
as he sal<|, Dr. Thrane.' chairman at
the meeting of the Tuesday Lunch
club Tuesday, recounted the develop­
ment of the Hood River valley in the
past 10 years, t He declared that the
ALSO
record showed that the fruit district
was in better condition than other sec­
News, Topics, Fables
tions. He abowt*d bow the savings de­
posits of the two banks had increased
Prices, 34c and Me
from $86,000 10 years ago to $720,000
Friday Matinee, lfc
at the close of 1923. The commercial
deposits showed an Increase of $000,-
000 to an approximate $2,000,000.
While the checking accounts have San., Mon. and Tots., J ib . 20-21*22
shown a slight fluctuation frqm time
to time, Dr. Thrane said, the savings
deposits have made a consistent and'
steady increase.
Dr. Thrane advised a greater di­
versification of fruits and that or-
< . WITH
ehardists have more dairy herds and
flocks of chickens. He declared that
Lionel Barryanrt ul Aina
an advisory committee of experts
along various lines should be appoint­
One of our greatest offerings
ed for the county to aid ranchers in
their work.
AUBO
Dr. Thrane also cited as signs of
A SCENIC MASTERPIECE
prosperity here the number of auto­
mobiles, one to every four of popula­ Special Music on the Wurlitaer
tion in Hood River valley. He also
stated that the records showed - that
Price», 30c and 50c
the valley had between 400 and 600
Bargain Matinee Toe«., 10 aid 35c
radio seta.
Van W. Gladden was elected secre­
CONTINUOUS SUNDAY 2 TO MP. N.
tary of the club, succeeding R. £.
Scott, who resigned.
Mrs. L. R. Alexander, who was ac­ Wednesday-Thursday, J m . 23*24
companied on the piano by MJ m Opal
Walker, was encored when she ren*
The greatest story of the Ken­
dered a group of vocal solos.
“RED LIGHTS
Receipt
Taxes Received
Licenses
Fine«
Renta,
Transfers
Auto Park Collections ...
Library
«15874.69
519.00
336.00
50731
194.25
489.50
476.09
818395.84
Total Collections
Disbursements—
O. D. Jan. 1, 1923 ............ 8 2934.03
■2470.12
Police Dept ............... ...
2739.12
Fire Dept. ...,.....................
1690.35
Salaries
.............................
5256.98
Miscellaneous
.....................
1834.54
Lights
................ ............
1100.00
Library
........ ..................
4000.00
Transfer to Road Fund .
O. D„ July 1, 1923 ............
8 3429.30
$22025.14
822035.14
“Enemies of Women”
tucky hills ever screened
Resumption of service by the Hood
River-White Salmon ferry lsiats was
Wtdcenie by the Heed Hi ver y ♦’reatn-
ery, which, while the Columbia river
was frozen over, had i*eeti receiving
cream from patrons in Klickitat and
Skamania counties by way of Port­
land. Some of the dairymen, whose
cream has to make the 1.T0 mile jour­
ney, can look from the White Salmon
country onto the local plant.
A horse, drawing a light wagon,
was driven down the Third street hill
by the Paris Fair one day last week
when the frost and ice made the sur­
face like glass. He proved n good
skater.
Setting his feet he slid
gracefully to the bottom, without fall­
ing once. A crowd cheered at the
accomplishment of the unique feat.
CITY HALL- BOND SINKtl
GENERAL
It is a recognized fact that the
great majority of the really successful
stage and screen stars have started
their careers as children. Tills lieing
the case, young Joey Depew, who lias
attracted so much attention by his
work in “Tlie Steadfast Heart.” com­
ing to the Rialto theatre next Wednes­
day and Thursday, is on his way to
the coveted position of stnr.
Joey, although only 11 years of age.
is a screen ' veteran, having started
work before the camera five years ago.
His first work was at the old World
Btudios in Fort Ix*e, the Hollywood
of the east. There the youngster
learned that tlie first requisite of a
successful player is to act natural. At
the present time this is young Depew's
.chief asset as he appears on tlie screen
like the real boy he is.
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Notice is hereby given that at the meeting of the City Tax Budget Committee of the City of Hood
River, on November 17, 1923, there was proposed and adopted«an estimate of the money to be expended
by the City during the year 1924, which eetimate, together with the report of the present condition of
department funds, is as follows
$90,000
SINKIN
»
Police Department
8 1500.00
City Marshal .
1200.00
Night Marshal
285.00
Traffic Officers
497.60
Extra Police ..
Incidentals
Fire Department—
Fire Engineer ...
Assistant Fire Engineer
665.75
Fire Fighting Service ,
29.9«
Equipment
Fire Hose .
300.00
Fire Chief .
Fire Marshal
Auxiliary Eire Fund—
Incidentals
...........................
Office Expense-
900.00
Recorder’s Salary ...............
360.00
Treasurer’s Salary ... .....
600.00
eny Attorneys Salary ....
City Attorney, Special Serv
306.00
fee
.......................................
302.36
Supplies and Audit ..............
131850
Engineering, Inspection
443 00
Health Officer .....................
Supplies,
Better
Building
1715.71
ment
Fuel
Streets & Bridges (Lights) 1660.73
Traffic Lights, Signals ..
2350.00
Parks
250.00
Park, Caretaker .............
144.80
Taxes
...................................
109.10
Insurance
...............................
Improvements, Bonds, Inter­
236.57
.............
est
Street Assessments
2200.00
Library
331.32
Interest on Warrant« ..........
120.00
Care of Garbage ...................
Emergency Fund ................. 2573.34
Transfer to Road FXind .,
Paving
...............................
Deficit, Jan. 1st ................... 7481.73
Total
Estimated
.................
Receipts
«27814.8«
$ 1500.00
1200.00
960.00
501.40
$ 1500.00
1200.00
1200.00
500.00
123.87
1750.00
658.00
56619
396.51
160.00
300.00
1920.00
1143.00
534.96
717.98
716.15
300.00
.
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$
750.00
«00.00
561.00
404.26
54-63
750.00
600.00
879.00
195.75
45.37
8 1500 00
1200 00
1440 00
«00 00
100.00
930.00
750.00
415.46
289.66
1860.00
1500 00
700.00
70000
930.00
760.00
285.00
410.44
930.00
750.00
375.00
410.44
150.00
150.00
MW. 00
300.00
1200.00
150.00
150.00
1200.00
IvO.OO
150.00
1200.00
$ 750.00
600 00
lOQO.OO '
600.00
54.63
$ 1500.00
1200.00
2000.00
1000.00
100.00
1920 00
1500.00
700.00
100.00
360.00
300.00
300.00
1200 00
250.00
54.00
I
900.00
360.00
”800.00
900.00
380.00
«80.00
450.00
180.00
300.00
900 00
360 00
«0000
460.00
180.00
«00.00
450.00
180.00
800.00
900.00
160.00
TO0.00
588.35
2080.52
431.00
450.00
1438.00
438.00
72.40
330.50
189.86
150.00
450.00
550.00
450.00
150.00
276.57
219.50
260 05
420 00
219.50
-380.00
160.00
450.00
300.00
450 00
1799.65
543.00
1986.91
«7.80
778.00
180.00
20153
700.00
800.00
466.62
3710.8«
109.00
B68.82
600.00
242.00
250.00
68.57
628.56
176549
78.65
155.11
283.00
116.04
101.57
200.00
550.00
8200.00
120.00
600.00
600 00
250 00
250 00.
14413
21.45
1446.00
4136
344.89
217.00
183.9«
116.04
150.00
250.00
1861 92
41.36
485.00
400.00
133 M
116.04
200.00
550.00
8800 00
120.00
3500.00
800.00
200.00
200.00
451.78
261.62
745.81
1100 00
100.20
240 00
2848.61
4000.00
210.00
68.38
68.38
810.00
2700.00
834.74
241.00
9092.73
207.28
750.00
3286.40
1450.00
395.00
4381.90
2800.00
500 00
480 00
4000.00
4000.00
1700.00
399.80
84000
1151.39
1700.00
450.00
240 00
1500.00
4000.00
2500.00
600.00
480.00
4000.00
4000.00
3000.00
8 2614.79
$ 8984.03
814198 83
«20086.22
«39950 00
« 6000 00
“The Steadfast Heart*
With Mtftierite Cesrtent aai Nary AMn
Also “HAZEL FROM HOLLYWOOD"
A Oritiie csarijr featari« Dant;
Prices, 10c sad 35c
COUNTRY STORE THURSDAY
Genuine Ford parts at Frans Co.’s, U
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«32419.81
$35072.90
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To be Raised by Tax ..
«1909111
$36733 3«
.lu,
$34950.00
Free scientifically examined by H. L.
road line at Bingen was completely nual statement is prepared so that
its policy for the ensuing year may be Hasbrouck, Optometrist Heilbronner
decided upon
cable, which will be installed early the
coming spring.
At Odell and Parkdale additions
have l>een made to the switch boards
and many existing lines have been re­
built with new poles.
At Hood River new 100-pair cable
was run between the office and Cas­
cade avenue, and new 25-pair cable
from the office south to Pine street
and west to Twelfth. This Increased
our facilities so that our patrons msy
be served to better advsnta«j in these
neighborhoods.
New 26-pair cable
was run frtftn the bridge south at the
east end of town with a long span of
740 feet across Hood river and con­
necting with the East Bide road. This
did away with the old line along rhe
Mt. Hood R. R. track, which has been
a big source of annoyance while the
Ixxtp road was being constructed and
due to repeated washouts.
The new board of directors did not
elect officers or take up any new busi­
ness, preferring to watt until the an
Idle Acres Yield No
4213.8«
0.-W. TELEPHONE CO. rebuilt.
At Goldendale, Wash., very little
was done but we have on hand
SHOWS PROGRESS a work
carload of poles and «1.000 worth of
At the annual stockholders’ meeting
of the Oregon-Washington Telephone
Company held January 14, the follow­
ing directors were elected: C. Deth-
man, C. E. Coppie, E. O. Blanchar, W.
L. Marshall and J. E. Smithson. The
following is taken from President
Bmlthson's annual report:
During the past year the following
additions and replacements have been
made: A new switchlmard was in­
stalled at the White Salmon office, the
old txaird being retired as worthless,
having been in operation 1ft years.
The new board la the latest type mag
net« board and is equipped with two
operators’ positions and has a capac­
ity of 200 lines. It cost $1.300 in­
stalled. Approximately 400 febt of 50-
pair cable was put up at White Salm­
on to take the place of 25-pair cable
and 400 more feet of new 25 pelr cable
were added. Tbe existing pole liue
between White Salmon and the rail-
Park Grange Vesper Services
Rev. W. II. Roddy, of the Riverside
Community church of Hood River,
will hold the fifth of a series of month­
ly vesper services at the Park grange
hall Sunday. January 27, at 8 o'clock.
Note the date, for all those who have
attended these meetings will assure
you that they are well worth while.
The Laurnell Market
"Nothing but the Best**
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
Vi
> a,».JI. is auuunu “nr, oecauac UKfW
about 142 sticks of 1 J«' x 8' of Pacific Stumping to
50-pound case. You will get one-half more sticks
each dollar spent for explosives for land-clearing when
buy Pacific Stumping. It has the same strength as o
standard stumping powders. There is no danger
freezing, nor does Pacific Stumping cause headache
handling.
Let us supply you with explosives this year. We cany
large stocks of du Pont dynamites for all r'eeting pur]
on the farm. Tell us your job and well tell you the
more per dollar
Hood River Spray Co., Hood River
R. J. Mclsaac & Co., Parkdale.
Byrkett Powder Go., White Salmon, Wash.
NON-HEADACHE
(fill
T) > NON-FREEZINQ
Strictly Fresh Hood River Ranch Eggs, per doz. 36c
Fancy Standard Bacon, 25c per lb.
Pure White Kettle Rendered Lard, 17Mic per lb.
Our Watchword:
Quality and Service with a Smile
STUMPING
POWDER
A
Northwest Product
Pacific
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO.. ING POR IT. AND. ORR.