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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1924)
fllflfl Hill».................................... I Hctif.v Clegg. Moroni Olsen; Jane Clegg, Juuet Young; Mrs. Clegg, U*ora Thatcher; Jenny Clegg. Heleu Betty Husbands; Johnnie Clegg, Master r .. ................. I H -U I I I I I I H | | | || Munroe Husbauds; Mr. Munce, Frank- The greatest character of them all! lyn Rasmussen ; Mr. Morrison, Bumuer After bls brilliant success in “The Chase Cobb. Covered Wagon,” Ernest Torreuce more than deserves this distinction. On viewing thia great epic of Ameri SCHOOL NEWS can frontier life critic« were unani (W’erdna Isbell) mous in declaring that uev?r before _ had an acfbr given so Biiperb a char Perhaps the bent basketball game of acterization as Jackson to the wreen, Hie year wa« tlie double beader in the * nor wa« it likely that its equal would high school gym last Friday nigl™ be aeeir for some time to come. But When the Mosier girls were defeated here they were mistaken, for Mr. Tor- by tlie Ilood River girls by a score of refereed. • renee is with us again, this time In the 30-14. Miss Helen _ Carson _____ _______ __ Faraiuuuut ptetoriaatlon of the Harry The srcvnd game WW fielwetm The Leon Wilson novel, "Ruggles of Red Dalle« and Hood River. A large dele Gap.” which will he the feature at the gation from The Dalle« and Mosier Rialto theatre tomorrow and Satur helped to make the biggest attendaiuv day. His ia the role x>f Cousin Egtiert. In recent years. The Hood River the socially incompetent husband of team made the first »core and kepj he th** lewd ■- |,through three quarter« and Mrs. Effie, self-appointed leader of tlie lef North End set of lied Gap, uudt . up . to til the la«l few minutes of play, whose watchful eye Egbert finally when The Dalle« forged ahead shoot blossoms out beautifully. Site pro ing one tiHHket and «coring on two cure« for him the services of the valet fouls. Tlie final «core was 14-12 In of an English nobleman. and lit« trans their favor. After the game refresh formation start«, and so doe« the com ment« were served to the four teams I edy. Better go see it. by a group, of senior girl«. These courtesies were greatly appreciated. Tlie next itasketball game will be There is a wealth of human ap]M*al In tiie feature comedy which will is* held lu the high school gym tonight, at the Rialto theatre Sunday. It is February 21. when Dufur high school called "Modern Matrimony” and deals boy«' team will be visitors here, The with the woes of a young married «ame evening the Hood River Kiris’ couple, excellently portrayed by Owen team will go to Mo«ier to play a re M<«>re and Alice latke, who venture turn game and the l«>y«’ second team on the uncharted seas of matrimony will go to Odell. Thursday, today, occurs a triangu with only the slenderest of bank ac counts. They decide to finance their lar debate with Bend and Moro, to de home on that grand old American plan, ride the winner« of the North Central something down and something qnce Oregon district. The Hood River neg ative team, conqioHed of Wendell Keck in a while.” Chester and Patricia Waddington and Harriett Fuller, accompanied by have the untsiunded enthusiasm and ftiiir ’etiaMi, Mis« Esther Hettinger, Acclimated— I optimism of youth and their trans- will go t<> Bend and meet their affirm : cendent love for each other, and they ative team at night. The Moro nega Fresh — the kind that grow. / , believe that suci-ess is only a short tive teain will coiue to Hood River f jump ahead. To lie sure, Chester is and debate our affirmative team, com | only a struggling real estate salesman posed of R ohcoc Anderson and Kath r With a grouchy, irritable bo«s, but leen Carlos, at 2.30 o'clock in the high Lboth he and Patricia are certain that school auditorium. Tlie educational conference at Cor ‘he possesses those qualities which vallis till« week eud will be attended jnake for leadership. E They arrange tqx^jsith tbeir home by Miss Iva Howey, representing the Hind their furniture on tlie installment high school faculty, and Hazel Kirk '®lan and are even able to defer their and Lynn Douglas, for the «tudent flrst payment on each until the fif- body. ®Bmth of the month when Chester Is — At ttre assembly last week Rupt. to receive a check as commissions Cannon anuounced the national essay This is a regular 15c brush parried in excess of his none-too-lieavy and oratorical contest on the constitu but a lucky purchase of large salary. And then he piling«*« the whole tion which 1« lieing promoted by The quantity brings them to you at Mr. Requires only two or three abeck on a real estate option only to Portland Telegram in Oregon. bring hl« installment creditors alHiut Cannon urged pupil« in all cla«seH to less than half. boxes for ordinary room. his <*ars. The resulting complication« partlci)>ate. both for the benefit de foffer a fertile field for eoniedy. not rived from studying tlie constitution guninixed with pathos, and the direc- and for the prize« that are likely to ? tor, Victor Heerinan, who also wrote Is- their«. Mias Alice Morrison, of the 1 the original «tory, ha« taken full ad- high school faculty, lias l«*en appoint i vantage of every opportunity. ed by I’rin. TingleHtad to supervi«e An excellent supporting cast in this contest, and already «everHl con cludes Mayme Kelso, Kate Lester, testant« are at work gathering mater Frank Campeau, Victor Potel, Snitz ial. ................................ Mi«« Morrison 1« jiartieularly Edwards aud Douglas Carter, the well qualified to lead the «tudent« in funny colored comedian. this work a« «he hold« a master’s de- gree from the U. of W. in the field of Thomas Meighan's new Paramount history. Also at till« assembly last week Cur «tarring vehicle, “Homeward Bound,” will prove a highly entertaining pro tiss Gould, of the mathematics depart duction at the Rialto theatre Monday ment. gave a well pre|mred talk on the anti Tuesday. The star appears in the «tudy habits of pupils. role of a sea captain, Jim Bedford, Next week end, Miss Iva Howey, who, for reas«>ns l«*Ht known to him dean of girlR, assisted by the lady self, threatens a'certain Captain Hven- teachers in the high school, will bold son witli exiMisure and takes command a three-day conference on girl«' prot- of a beautifully apisilnted yacht, tlie lems and ideals to which she ha« in property of Bellford's employer. Rufus vited prominent speakers from O. A. C. Brent, and a gift of tlie latter to his and U. of O. These conferences will daughter, Mary, a ¡»art admirably por tie held chiefly from 3 to 4 o’clock trayed by Lila Lee. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, (By Leroy Childs) J. H. Hazlett ha« filed ns candidate I*aten commission«*«! by Brent to with perhaps a special evening pro F. C. Reimer, superintendent of the for Democratic nominee for the lower sail the schminer, Nancy B. to Costa gram, open to the public Wednesday southern Oregon experiment station, hourn* of the legislature at the May Rica where she Is to Is* put up for night. primaries. He Is th<> first Hood River sale, Bedford coiii <* s m«>n Mary, n During these afterncsin hours Prin. l<H-ated at Talent, will he in Hood Riv candidate to file. Mr. Hazlett an- stowaway. Tiie vessel encounters n TingleHtad and the men of the high er, February 29 to meet grower« and storm and 'the girl is seriously hurt school faculty are arranging a serie« dlHciiH« their problem« of jiear culture. noun«*ed that his plstform would cen by a falling must and is, with some of talk« to the 1 hi . vh along professional, Mr. Reimer 1« one of the leading au ter around measures for reduction of difficulty, tran«ferre«l to the yacht in business and industrial line«, to which thorities on pear «tuck« and during the taxes. Circuit Judge Fred W. Wilaon, of pa«t 10 year« has accumulated the wlii«*h Brent has given chase, after local speakers will contribute. moat complete assortment of pear The Dalles, whose Judicial district in learning of ills daughter's absence. Friday morning at 9 o’clock patri There is considerable explaining to Is* otic programs will lie held In the high varieties that now exist in any part cludes thi« county nnd Wawo, will done, but Brent refuses to give his school. junior high, Park Htrect and of tlie world. Hi« investigation« will seek re-election. It is not anticijMited daughter to a sea captain. Jim evens Coe schools. Attorney Hazlett will lie cover the subjects of di«ea«e, resistant that he will have any opposition. stocks and stock« most adaptable to Judge Wilson, who was formerly dla- up matters by collecting salvage for the chief speaker at the high school. saving Brent's yacht «luring th«* storm Tlie public 1« invited to attend these Oregon jiear culture. Many grower« trict attorney of the Judicial district are now Interested In planting pear« that inchid«*«l Hood River, Wasco nnd at sea—thus forcing the old man to programs which will lie completed by in this community. In order to get Crook counties, is now president of give his parental blessing. 10.30 'o’clock, after which schools will the most out of Mr. Reimer's visit, it tlie Oregon Htate Bur Ass«>ciatl<>n. Included In th«* cast ar«* Charles Is- dismissed for the rest of the day. is planned to hold an orchard excur His election, it 1« considered, will lie Abbe, Hugh Cameron, Cyril Ring nnd Miss Helep Frease was called away sion during the day of February 29, at a mere formality. many other prominent stag«* and Other <>fflces that must be filled nt ■cre«*n artists. Itulph Ince dir«*cted Inst Saturday becaune of tlie death of which time all sections of the valley the production which was written by her grandmother, Mrs. Ryan, in Rose will be visited and an examination the el«><*tions of this year are: Dis Peter B. Kyne and attained by Jack burg. Mrs. J. II. Kilbuck was «ulistl- will lie made of young and old plant trict attorney, one county commission tute in her alisence the first of the ing« of different varieties and stocks. er, sheriff, «xiunty clerk, treasurer, Cunningham nnd Paul Sloane. week. In the evening of the 29th. Mr. Reimer school superintendent, surveyor, cor Miss Helen Carson lias been ap- will deliver a talk on the subject of oner, constable and precinct commit There ia a new vamp in motion picture«. pointed a member of the «tate coininit- pears and will he in a position, follow teemen. Allison Fletcher 1« the com-, iniasioner whose term expire«. A year ago «lie was a public charge tee for the Greater Oregon Endow ing the orchard excursion, to discuss in Denver. Colo. Today «he lias a ment Fund and will attend a meeting local problems and give such informa Fertilizing Small Fruits record of having “vamped” one of the of this committee in Portland today. tion as he has oimervetl during the time great eat «tar« on the screen and cre One of tlie l«*«t evenings of fun ever of the excursion. All grower« of the (By Gordon G. Brown) ated a role that 1« right up to date; staged by the pupils in the. high hc I khi I valley are invited to join this excur The «ubje«^ of the proper fertiliza for «he 1« a flapfier-vaiiip. was pulled off last Saturday night by sion a« undoubtedly many points of in tion of small fruits is an exceedingly Her name 1« I^idy Silver nnd until the junior class under the direction of terest with reference to pear growing important one. Success or failure* in iMiurence Trimble, of the Trimble- Mrs. Pearl Hollingworth and- Miss can I m * discussed first hand in the field. the growing of such crop« is depend Murfln productions. a eq u I red her for Margaret Harding for the purpose of The morning will be spent in visiting ent on the manner in which this aub- a role in "Brawn of the North,” the raising money to finance the senior* Lower Valley swtion« and the starting J«*«*t is treated. It is almost axiomatic production Just completed «tarring junior banquet in Muy. Several fea point will lie the experiment station to suggest that soils on which small Strongheart, which will lie shown at tures were a vaudeville and movie; a office at 9.30 a. m. The Upper Valley fruits are growing, should be relative the Rialto theatre next Wednesday iMixing match, promoted by Arlen Mc excursion will include the Parkdale ly high in natural fertility. This calls and Thursday. She was one of the Carty; n .lapanes«“ tea room, directed and Dee district«, meeting at the Mo- for a soil which has a great deal of exhibition of Siberian wolves at Den by Harriett Fuller and a number of Isaac store at Parkdale at 1.30 p. in. hnmus and organic matti*r, from which ver zoo. other girls; two candy IwiotliH: a The grower« in Dee Flat can join tlie source comes nitrogen and the means She is a wolf and a fair-haired wolf squawker booth; a fish pond, and a party at the west corner at 3.30 p. m. liy which soils unl«x-k insoluble min at that, and one of the most beautiful hot dog stand under the direction of The meeting will be held in the even eral fertilisers. As n means of con animal« that ever appeared before a Clifton Emmel and Bernice Jackson ing at Library hall at 8 p. m. serving moisture and facilitating cul camera. Her entrance» Into picture« Order was maintained by Sheriff Plo- tivation the practical value of humus wa« more or le«« accidental for Mr. com and Speed Cop Clarke. is indispensable. Trimble had wanted another inmate Tickets were placed on sale this It Is readily re«*ogniz«>d that the of the Denver zoo known a« I.iidv Bob week for the operetta ahd musical growing of such crops ns clover, alfal and made arrangement« to purchase* evening under the direction of Mrs. fa and vet«*hes are the most practical her. C. H. Ilenney, to lie given in the high means by which our soils can be moat When the time for delivery of her school auditorium Friday evening. quickly built up. It is strongly urg«*d came, however, it was discovered that February 29, at 8 o'clock. The name W. L. Iluckahay next Saturday will that no one plant either raspberries or she had be*en a gift to the zoo and of the operetta, put on by Freshman strawberries unless soils have been could not be «old. A«*cordingly, the Girls' Glee Club, is "What’s the Mat open a new service station at the cor ner of State and Front street«, an In thus previously handled. It is only zoo officials shipped one as nearly like ter With Sally?" The other glee under such conditions that maximum Lady Boh as possible anel Lady Silver clutis. the high school orchestra, also tersection passed by every motorist that crosses the city over tbe Colimi- yields can be expe«*t«*<1 and the moat made her debut. the Valley Male Quartet will assist in Ida River highway. The building 1« economical use of supplementary fer- In “Brawn of the North” she Is flic the program. stucco that tilisers made. fini«hed with a granite-like motive that impels Brawn, the part The point in which we are directly la declared is pleasing to the eye. It played by Strongheart, to desert bls the most substantial and appealing interested is of what character of fer- human mistress—a desertion which tillzers we can use to the heat advan- service station in tlie mid-Columbia. later causes a baby to tie carried away News of the Golfer* Mr. Huckaliay. who has christened tage. The analysis of Hood River on a runaway sledge pursued by his place, “Huck's Service Station,” soils indicate quite clearly the deficien wolves. Lady Silver's fate, in the will carry a full line of tires and auto cy of nitrogfo. Tills is born out by picture, is that of all vamp«, for she Spring-like weather Is resulting in is deserted and lonely when Brawn overflow crowd« at the Oak Grove mobile accessories. He ha« equipped practical tests, in that we have had renews whole-hearted devotion to bi« link« of the Hood River Country Club. his place with a Bowser visible «entry best results where comparatively heavy ptini|ier, the third placed in the North Applications of nitrogen in the form mistress and her baby. "Wo had Ml players out Sunday,” In real life, however, she is a favor «aid Groundskeeper Howard. Monday, west. A double entrance is provided of nitrate of soda, sulphate of ammo ite of Trenible-Murfin collection of “■ndnfiany business folk motored out for machines, or they may pa«« to tlie nia, etc., were ma«ie. Were we to con rear of the building. Mr. Huckahay sider the question of yields only and animals. this afternoon as soon as office work will lay out the oak canopied grounds Ignore the qu«*stion of firmness and was ended. The fairways and greens in flower beds and lawn«. He declares shipping quality, we would r«H*otnmend Moroni Olsen scored here for the have come through the winter in fourth time Wednesday of last week. beautiful shape, and now tiie M) acres that he will endeavor to maintain a the exclusive use of nitrogenous fertil when he took the part of Henry Clegg' of grounds form one of the most allur place that everyone in Hood River izers. By so doing. w<* would probably secure maximum yields as has often county will lie proud of. in 8t. John O. Irvine’« intriguing play. ing pictures of tlie valley.” Mr. Hnckabay, who will always iieen done in experinumtal ^ork. Were “Jane Clegg.” Hi« supporting 'com have an ignition expert on hand at we aide to anticipate the character of pany again endeared themselves to Miss lefts' Engagement \nnounr-ed hl« service station, has extended an the ripening season, such fertilizers the hearts of theatregoers of Hood At a prettily appointed 7 o'clock din invitation to the general public to call «•ould be recommended with consid- River. erable safMy. During long, < xm >1 ripen The Moroni Olsen players adopted ner Monday night Mr. and Mrs. A. C. and inspect his new plant. ing Rtmsons the heavy use of nitrate a series of five vehicl«*« that <*«rry Ijofts announced the engagement of of soda, for example, has not b«*en ac The Dalles HI Wins pages from real life. In each of the their daughter. Miss Lillian, and companied by the harv«*«ting of soft four plays they have presented here Theodore E. George, son of Mr. and Th«* Dall«*« high sciwol basketball they scored strongly. They have not Mrs. 8. H. George, of I ji Grande. team last Friday night defeat«*d the berries. On the other hand. Its ex- received the anpport they should have Sixteen girls were guests at the an Hood River high school tesm by a c«waive uae during short, hot ripening s«wsona such as 1922. have reaultiM In had from Hood River people. In their nouncement party. The wedding will he an event of the ao.re of 14 to 12 In one of the moat soft berrl«*« which did not ship to final play. "Beyond the Horizon.” by Interesting gnm«sl of the season, The Eugene O'Neil, which will I* here coming spring. Both Mr. George and score st«s>d 12 to 12 until the last the best advantage. Where a “mixed" soon, they should be given a farewell his prospective bride are graduates of minute of play when The Dalles «hot fertiliser containing nltrog«*n. phospho ric arid and potash, has l«*en used, re the Oregon Agri<-ultur«kCoIlege. Miss greeting by a full house. a basket from near the middle of the sults have as a general rule h«»en more The characters in ‘Jane Clegg" were Lofts Is ■ member of Chi Omega and uniformly satisfactory. The uae of Mr. George is a member of Kappa P«l. floor. as follows: i STAGE AND SCREEN 1 Congoleum Rug Sale Ends Sat., Feb. 23 One of the biggest events we’ve ever put on. We knew it would go big and provided a stock of rugs that would meet the most extrordinary demands on it. Some sizes are broken and one or two patterns cleaned up but you’ll still find as good a selection as in any regular stock. If you can’t come in before the sale ends, mail the coupon and we will reserve the rugs. You can choose the pattern when you come 4 rugs for less than the regular price of one Burpee’s Seeds Ready now for early seed beds. Come in and look them over—some new varieties will interest vou. The old proven ones you should secure while tne supply is good. Bulk and Package. A High Grade 9-in. Scrub bing Brush; Special for Saturday............... NEW WALL PAPER HOOD RIVER OREGON Bargain Sale—KALSOMINE 10 colors of Genuine Acme Quality;5 lb. boxes ECg —while they last..... wwv We invite your in spection of our com plete stock. Estimates given. COUPON One 9 ft. X 12 ft. E. A. FRANZ CO. Please reserve for me_______ GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUG / CONGOLEUM RUGS Size________ ____ ____ with the understanding that, if I call for them before Mar. 10th, 1 will be entitled to the special sale price and also receive the small rugs free. Name and three PDPP 18x36 IKLL Other large size rugs at proportion ately low prices and small rugs given with each* Address____ |6 MAYTAG 749 6x9 The World’s Safest SimpleSt-Swifte^ Washing Machine Why has Maytag outsild every other kind of washer in Hood River ? Not because of the extravagant claims that could be honestly made for it—but-every Maytag sold starts an endless chain of enthusiastic “word of mouth” advertizers for it, because it has far exceeded the claims made in selling it. There is one in your neighborhood you can see and get first hand ¡information about, for our sales have now run into hundreds. Every owner is proud of May tag and glad to tell its superior points. 100 per cent satisfaction guaranteed. No ,‘ifs or ands” or alibis are ever offered for non-performance of MAYTAG. With hot water and good soap it has to come through with whitest clothes in less time—with less fuss and work than any other washer or we “lay down”—and we haven’t had to do that yet. EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. E. A. FRANZ CO MR. REIMER WILL HAZLETT IS OUT BE HERE NEXT WEEK FOR LEGISLATURE 9x9 FURNITURE - RUGS HARDWARE ■f p«*tash and pliosplioriti acid baa nut caiiaod greater yield«; in fact bus of ten caused slightly decreased yield« tbeir merit lie« In the fact that berries are firmer in texture, a point of prime importance. These considerations have canned the writer to recommend a “mixed" fertilizer. For a number of years strawlierry growers have been using a 6—8—4 fertiliser for that purjaiae. As will l>e noted, this ia one which in relatively high in nitrogen, carrying over a straight nitrogen fertilizer. but six per cent of thia element. It ia relatively low in potash, purposely so, because we have found that excessive use of this fertiliser decrease« yields during hot, ripening seasons and re sults in "seedy" lawrles. The writer recommends the uso of at least MM» pounds per acre of n ft—8—4 fertiliser ou strawberries. Thia may be applied twice, one-half around the first of March and the balance after the top ping season in mid-summer. In the case of rasplierries thia total amount nuiy is* applied in early spring. This far the experiment station has not gathered a great deal of data with fer tilising rasptierries. However, we have had markial increases from ap plications of this kind. Faster growth— earlier fruit—quicker profits LANTING trees in blasted soil will make them grow faster, produce earlier and yield quicker profits. Blasting shatters the subsoil and the roots have access to a much bigger and richer supply of plant food. P HUCKABAY TO OPEN STATION SATURDAY Vz Fruit growers are finding from experience that Pacific Stumping gives the best results at low cost. It shoots stick for stick with any standard stumping powder, but you get about 142 sticks of Pacific Stumping as ag linst 100 of the others at the same price—one-half more for your dollar. It is non-freezing and does not give a head ache from handling. • We can give you real explosives service because we main tain stocks of Pacific Stumping and other du Pont dyna- mites at all times. You won’t have to wait for what you want. Why not see us about your next tree-planting job ? more per dollar Hood River Spray Company, Hood River R. J. Mclsaac & Co., Parkdale, Oregon Byrkett Powder Co., White Salmon, Wash. STUMPING POWDER A Pacific Northwest Product K. L DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO., INC. PORTLAND, ORE.
