The Hood River glacier., February 21, 1924, Image 5

HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924
neglected through failure to make, it
Wreck on North Bank
easy aud safe for tourists to see it,
Three
members of the crew of the
aud at a moderate price.
We called upon Joe McCrea, who went bound S. 1*. & 8. train last Fri­
who formerly lived iu Hood River day night uarrowly escaped being seri­
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with his brother, Fred. the later now ously injured wheu u string of cars
iuto a big slide across the
a resident of Prineville. Mr. McCrea plunged
(By A. D. Moe)
track just iUMJPl"'alte
*
Cascade Locks.
came
here
for
his
health,
and
says
be
Tucson, Aris., February 5.
three • nu*l
niehv now ut Vancouver,
ia entirely cured, but feels tliut it is The
Waslr;
are:
.
_____ _ engin-
In the few days we spent in Tucson
e: Edwwrd Shorten,
to remain here.
we could hardly do more than give it safer
eer,
shoulder
bruised
;
8.
Officer, tire­
Mr. McCrea says the Commercial
the once over. Yet one gets an impres­ club
man. legs bruised; 1A 8. Koseiidahl,
is
a
live
organization,
but
does
sion of a place or locality in a short not get the support it should from the brakeman, legs bruised. The slide
time gisid or bad.
community. Many booster i-amiialgnir wus IM) feet long and from four to
Tucson in the sei-ond city of Arizona. are put on, an egpengive organization eight feet deep. The engine went
While it is claimed by some to be as la. kept up, but it la not followed up as down the hank to the edge of the
large as Plus-nix, yet Chamber of it ahould be with the ’ wholehearted • oltimhiu. und several cars were de-
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«'omnierce officials claim only about supisirt of tlie business Interests.
31*.(KM) ns against atsmt 4**.00t* In
Near Tucson is also located TV-
Al Kader Shrine Ball Saturday
Phis'nix; **f this population, however, largest cactus forest in America, therk
about half in Tucson are Mexicans, llie giant cactus reacliing its highest
A large delegation of locul Sbrinerà,
including a sprinkling of Chinese and pirfectlou. Another place of interest according to Charles II. Castuer, rajah
nt’gros. Tlie city lias its peculiar ad­ i is the Picture Kocks, where prehis­ for this county, will motor down to
vantages over l’boeuix. It iu the most toric Indians have carved pictures of Portland Sutprday night for the_an-
inqsirtaiit railway water of the state, animals on the face of cliffs. Nogales uiml fonimi bull ,,f Al Ruder Temple
lielng a division ¡sdnt on tlie|tHHH line ■is located B5 miles south, and the of tile Mystic Shrine.
The Hood River Shrine Chili, which
of tlie Southern Pacific, the terminus nearest place to Mexico for the thirs­
of (lie Southern Pacific de Mexico anil ty. The road is kept in gisal condition has u membership of about 1UO, is
the headquarters of the El Paso 4 nnd the travel is heavy. Stages make planning a. mid summer picnic which,
it is anticipated, will draw a large
Southern Railway. Tlie Southern Pa­ regular trips.
crowd.
cific also maintains ruilway shiqis at
Tucson.
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Notice of Final Account
Tlie agricultural urea is limited, all
water for irrigation being pumped.
1» Notice is hereby given, that tlie un­
While water apparently underlies all
dersigned. Administrator of tlie Es­
tlie valley of Las Cruces river (which
tate of Hosmer K. Arnold, deceased,
is dry except at flood time) at depths
lias tiled in tile County Court of Hood
of 50 to ltM)’ feet, yet pumping plants
Apple market prosjiects are more River County, Oregon. Iiis final ac­
make irrigation more expensive than
the gravity system. Dairying and cDt- encouraging in some respects. Sup­ count aa such administrator, and that
ton ure tlie principal crops. There are plies ure still large, lint some of tlie tlie same Ims been duly set down by
thousands of acres of grazing lands, winter varieties uro cleaning up. order of said ismrt for hearing at the
however, and during tlie high war Prices are steady and in certain lines "whrt room thereof'fill Hood River, Ore­
gon, at two o'clock p. in., on the 21th
prices brought about $4,<MX),*MM) annu­ show u strengthening Lone. »
Wine-saps are beginning to move day of Marell, 11*24; at which time
ally into tlie lianks of Tucson from the
cattlemen. Since the slump in prices it freely to tlie nest and south, and while, any persons having objections thereto
was reduced to a lialf million dollars prices are still cheap, apple men look are required to present tile same.
It L. Baidu, Administrator.
lust year. This Ims had a depressing for signs of a stronger market very
Spitzenburg prices are well (21—m2P
influence on this im|s>rtunt industry soon.
maintained with the Oregon crop prac­
Iind lias affected business.
tically out of the growers' hands.
Notice of Final Account
l’erluips the greatest asset of Tucson
The Hood River association has
is tlie climate, which is so beneficial to cleaned up its choice mid fancy New­
Notice is hereby given, that tlie un
those in ill health, particularly tuber­ town» and has only about loo cars of dersigned. Administrator of tlie Es­
culosis. It Is claimed tliut Tucson is extra fancy to dispose of. The small tate of Margaret T. Arnold, deeensed.
idt'Hlly situated for those wishing to
went mostly to exported. Tlie Ims fifed in The CTiiihty Court ,of Hood
regain their health, and many perma­ sizes
motorsliip
IxK-h Katrine clenred from River County, Oregon, ills filial .ne
nent residents are gained iu health Portland last
week for Euro|s> witli u coupt us Siu-Il administrotor, mid tliut
seekers who have been benefited or good-sizi'd apple
shipment.'- Tlie last the same Ims lieen duly set down by
vnnil after coining to Tucson. Many of tlie season's direct
to order of said court for hearing nt tlie
of those are possi'ssed of considerable Euro]>e will go out on shipments
tlie steamer court room thereof In Hood River, Ore­
means and erect Is'iiutifnl homes, ad­ Albion Star, which wus due
in Port­ gon, lit two c'eluek p. 111., oil tile 24tll
ding to tilt' Is'.'iuly and prosperity of land Monday. Tile Hteiiiner 1ms
day of March. 1921: at which time any
tlie city. There are many delightful louding Yakimu red apples at Seal Is-ell
lie. persons having objections thereto are
spots in tlie nearby mountains where
reuuired to present tlie same. ______
oiu' run iau n| H' t l ie hea t— of t he lo n g Seventy-live earloads <4_ llood—Ri ve r,
R. L. Babin, Administrator.
fruit
were
awaiting
her
at
Portland.
summer, while the winter weather is Isiter ex|>ort shipments from Oregon f21—ni20
delightful.
Warm, sunshiny days
during tlie winter months may lie r<- will -g<> l>y way of New York.
Returns on export shipments in tlie Notice of Administratrix Sale of Real
iie<L upon witli very few exception».
part of tile season were good, but
Property
Tlmiit.jaulry.und tlie altitude of 241M» tirsl
some time thereafter tlie Britisli
feet adds invigoration that is not ob­ for
III the County Court of the State of
markets
were
depressed.
Tlie
latest
tained nt some other localities. In returns recidveil this wis*k, however, Oregon for the County of liood River.
fact, tlie large area around l'lioenix
In tlie matter of the Estate of
now under irrigation Ims caused more are tlie - I test-of the season, netting Daniel
E. Stanton. Deis'iisisl.
humidity in that section, and it is con­ $1.»15 to $1.75 to shippers.
Notice is hereby given that pursii
Is-tters just rts-eived from London
ceded that Tucson is u better place for
explain tlie improvement in tlie Brit­ ant to mi order *+f tlie alsive eutitled
tlie health seeker.
ish markets by the fuel that tlie bulk court made on tlie 24th day of Janu
Tlie University of Arizona is located of tlie Oregon apples rei-cived there ary, 1923, tlie undersigned, us admin­
in tlie northeastern part of tin* city, were transshipped to Russia. This istratrix of tlie above entitled, estate,
tlie grounds being well laid out and was imide ¡sissilde by tlie trade .agree will offer for sale at~-public miction
line substnnjial buildings have liven inent recently signed l>y I lie British for cash to tlie highest Iddder there­
erected to house the various depart­ government mill tlie Russian soviet. for. nt tlie court house in llood River
ments. In tills part of tlie city are lo­ So far as known these lire tlie first County, Oregon, on Saturday, Marell
cated many of tin- tine homes. Every * iregoti apples to reach Russia,
1, 1924, nt the hour of 10:00 o'clock,
effort is lieing made to keep out all
'Die overloaded condition of tlie u. in., the ■ following described real
Mexicans and colored residents from Britisli market was also relieved by property located in tlie County of
this part of tlie city. Extending east shipping to Qcrinmiy. Tlie Canadian Hissl River, State of Oregon, to-wlt :
from tlie University is a fine boulevard fruit trade commissioner nt Hamburg
Lots 45. 4*1. 47, 48. 57. 58, 59 anil <10
culled "Speedway.” Along this road wrote on January 10:
of Block 12 of Stranahan's Third Ad­
for several miles tlie land has’ been
"The apple crop in Germany lust dition to tlie City of Hood River.
laid out in acre tracts, supplied with summer wus a failure and under nor­ Hood River County, Oregon, according
mountain water for irrigation and do­ mal conditions tlie lin|s>rts of apples to tlie duly recorded plat thereof.
mestic pnr|M>scs.
Good substantial would have lieeti exfit-i ted to excis'd
Dated lit Hood River, Oregon, Jan
homes are being located along this previous records.
Fivst ‘<'X|s rien<-e unry 31, 1924.
road. *. It- is especially attractive to witli consignments of barrel apples
J. Leonil Stanton,
those who must live there for their was not encouraging, but witli
Administratrix of tlie estate of Dan­
health nnd,wlio have means to erect a the introduction of amide currency iel E. Stanton, Deceased.
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commodious and comfortable home- active demand sprang up for boxed
About six miles out on this road we
TTiis was taken advantage of
Summons
saw tlie picturesque bungalow of Har­ npples.
by English Brokers who sent over con­
old Bell Wright, tlie author, who lias signments
Tn*the
Circuit
of tlie State of
or boxed apples for sale at Oregon for Hood Court
River County.
selected T'ucson as his permanent tlie Hamburg
auctions. During the
Tuin-A-Luiik Lumber Company. A
home. He lias a tract of land in tlie
preis'ding Christmas about
Plaintiff, vs. E. M. White
home plncei but it does not show much month
150.1**)** isixes were sold, the prices Cor|H*ration,
cultivation, being left largely in the winging very high, ubout double tlie mid Addie White, husband and wife,
desert stage.
prices realised in Great Britain. Brit­ Defendmits.
To E. M. White nnd Addie White,
The Mexican population swells the ish Columbia apples have iss-n much
size of tlie town, tint whether it is nn in evidence. Jonathans and Winesiqis tlie above named defendants:
In tlie Name of tlie Stille of Oregon:
asset or not is questionable. While have iss'ii tlie varieties most suitable
there are some prosperous and pro­ for tlie market. Preference for tlie You and Pach of you are hereby re­
gressive Mexicans, and some very tine isixed npples Ims ts'cn explnined by quired to nppcnr and answer tlie com­
Spanish families in the city, yet tlie tlie fact that they arrive in tietter con­ plaint filed against you in tlie above
average Mexican peon is a shiftless dition, Boxed apples can also Is- sold entitled Court mid cause on or liefore
IH-rson of low mentality, lazy and in­ more slowly, 'if nei-cssary, and are six weeks from tlie date of flic first
competent as a rule. Many of the preferred for this renson. since tile de- publication of tills Summons, to wit :
schools near tlie Mexican section are mil nd and consuming cn|Mteity of the On or is-fore six weeks from the 17th
day of January, 11*24, nnd if you fail
75 to 1M* jmt cent Mexican children, a market is uncertain.”
mo to upis-ar mid answer, tlie plaintiff
condilion not desiriilde to the white
will take judgment against you mol
citizens whose children have to lie
each of you for the sum of $38*1.08,
Ford Truck For Sale
brought up with them In tlie schools.
While tlie children are compelled to
Equipp'd with call, Hassler shock witli interest thereon at the rate of
tnlk English at school, they always absorbers, self-starter, demountable ten ficr cent (ter annum since tlie 1st
use their own language, a sort of rims and well-built lied. Tills truck dnj' of March, 1922, and for its <-osts
Spanish jargon, among themselves has never carried a real load. Priced mid disbursements made nnd expended
when nt home or out of school.
reasonable. Bennett Brothers.
m*l herein.
Tills summons is served upon you
I should judge that half the busi­
pursuant to an order of tlie lion. II
ness houses are run by Mexicans, al­
Notire of Sheriff’s Sale
L. Hasbrouck, Judge of tlie County
though tlie principal stores are oper­
By virtue of mi execution In fore­ Court of tile State of Oregon, for Hood
ated by Americans.
closure duly issued bv the I dork of the River County , duly nuule aud entered
We drove down through Old Town, Circuit Court fur Hood River County. on the 17tli day of January, 1924.
the Mexican quarter, with its ndolie Oregon, dated oil tlie 4tli day of Feb­ whereby you are required to apjM-iir
houses built solid along long, narrow ruary, 1924, and to me directed, in a mi<1 answer tlie complaint filial against
streets. There is a peculiar odor in certain suit in said Court wherein you in file nlsive entitled Court mid
the quarter that first is mystifying, Alls-rt Hutson mid Clotilda Hutson cause on or liefore six weeks from the
then begins to grow upon one who is were plaintiffM and N. l<eroy Cary was 17th daj- of January, 1921. and tills
not accustomed to it. Finally I heard defendant, and wherein on the 4tli HiimmonH Is dated mid first published
it nasal exclamation from Mrs. Moe to day of February, 1924, plaintiffs recov­ on said 17th day of January, 1924.
"get out of this.” mid looking up saw ered a judgment against Maid defend
A. J. I*erhy,
her holding iter nose, so we turned off ant for tlie sum of $3.1*00 with interest
Attorney for Plaintiff.
to pleasanter surroundings. Now she thereon at 7% per annum since the J17Í28
Hood River, Oregon.
declares slie can smell a Mexican a 25th day of October, 1922, until paid,
block away mid can even detect a Mex­ and for the further sum of $250. at­
Notice Io Creditors
ican dwelling along the road before torney’s fees, nnd $12 coh I h of suit, mid
we can even see it.
which said execution I m against and di­
In tlie County Court of tlie State of
Tucson is one of the oldest Euro­ rects that tlie hereinafter described ( •regon for tlie County of Hood River.
pean settlements in America. The real property Is- sold to satisfy said
In the matter of tlie estate of Julius
charter of Pueblo of Tucson was sums nnd costs mid expenses of sale.
L. Johnson, Deceased.
grunted by flic king of Spain in 1552.
Notice is hereby given that I will
Notice is hereby given that tlie un­
Tiie mission San Xavier del Bae was on Saturday tlie 15th day of March. dersigned has been appointed /dniin-
fonnded in 1987. This mission is still, 1924. at the front door of tlie court Istra tor of the Estate of Julius L.
kept in repair mid used ns n house of house in the City of Hood River, Ore Johnson, deceased, by tlie County
worship. It Is shunted 12 miles from gon, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Court of tlie State of Oregon for til--
the'clty in the I’npago Indian reserva­ said day. sell lit public auction to the County of Hood River nnd has qual­
tion. It is nn interesting spot to visit highest bidder fof cash, the following ified.
All persons having claims
mid Ims many visitors.
A rocky deserllied real property situated iu against said estate are hereby notified
mound ndjoining the mission grounds Hood River County. Oregon, towit:
to present tlie same, duly verified ns
rises to n height of nlHint 100 feet litui
The Southeast Quarter of tlie South by law required, to the undersigned
is surrounded by n road so one can west Quarter of Section Eight (8). nt tlie Sheriff's Office, Court House,
drive around It. Front here the city Township One (1) South. Range Tell Hood River, Oregon, within six
of Tucson can lie plainly seen.
(10) East of Willamette Meridian, con­ months from the date hereof.
One of tlie attractions outside of the tainlng 4** acres, more or less, ile-
Dated and first published January
city Is the Collossal Cave, 28 miles serving, however, a right of way for 17th, 1924.
from town. It Is privately owned mid Irrigation flume or ditch from tlie
Last publication February 11. 1921.
a enretnker is in charge to show vis­ Northeast corner, of nlsive described
Thomas F. Johnson,
itors its wonders, for which n charge tract, running South along Hie East
Administrator of the Estate
is made. If is said to contain 27 miles line thereof to (lie irrigation ditch of Julius L. Johnson, Deceased.
of chandlers and tunnels, with flve ex­ Middle Fork Irrigation Company.
J. K. Carson, Jr.,
its. Beautiful chandlers of stallnctltes
Also an easement In a strip of land
Attorney. *
add to its attractions, We made the twenty feet in wid|h, off of and along
trip out there, leaving the - El Paso tin1 West line of tlie Northeast Quarter
highway nt Vail and winding up of the Southwest Quarter section above
through cactus and chnpparel six mentioned, tlie same to tie used for
THE FASHION'STABLE’S
mill's to the side of a bluff, where the road ptir|M>ses. witli tlie right to erect
main entrance Is located. The six and maintain telephones and electric
miles of road Is winding, rutty, rocky lines thereon, the same to Is' appur­
nnd n continual climb, while brush tenant to the 40 acres of land nlsive
along tlie trail raked the sides of the conveyed, or so much thereof as may
Phone 1201
car. A gasoline engine runs a dynamo bf necessary to satisfy said judgment
in flic cave which supplies lights mul the stuns due thereon In favor of
Leaves Hood River daily
through the principal chambers. After said Alls>rt Hutson and Clotilda Hilt
4.30
p. m.
our lin rd trip the young man in son against said defendant N. I-erov
charge was unable to start the engine, Cary, together with all Costs and ex­ i
Leaves Parkdale Daily at
so we declined to go in with just little penses which have or tnay accrue.
carbide lanqwt and pay $1 for the priv­
Dated this 7th day of February. a. m. (except Sunday).
ilege. with the prospect of getting lest 1924.
Every Saturday Leaves
in the dark recesws or falling Into an
Thomas F. Johnson,
abyss. It would seem that here ia a Sheriff of Hood River County, Oregon. Parkdale at 6 p. m.
fl4mt3
valuable asset to the city that Is being
TUCSON HAS BACK­
GROUND OF HISTORY
Turn A Lumber
We have ju^t received
5 cars of Turn A Lumber
for the Spring trade.
Our ¿lock is complete in
common and finish lum
ber.
We are always ready to
quote prices, show plan
books and figure bills
OREGON APPLES ARE ~
SOLD IN RUSSrÂ
Come in and let us solve
your problem.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY
L umber B ill , Mgr.
P hone 4121
that ’ s our
self - starter
The Gift
Supreme-
an Elgin Watch
Elgin Time is “train
time” in the hands of
thousands of railroad
men, all over the world.
Such a present as an
Elgin is a gift of a life­
time. Nothing else will
ever take its place—it’s
/^*? £7/7 supreme.
;, When you start out, to select a gradu­
ation gift—stop in and let us show you
our complete display of fine Elgin
Watches—$25, $175, and many in­
between prices according to grade of
movement and quality of case.
W. F. LARAWAY
JEWELER
Established in 1866
Office Supplies
These are days when you are thinking of them.
We have nearly everything In the staple line you
may desire. If you want anything special, we’ll £et
It for you.
THE BOOK AND ART STORE
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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We are distributors for the
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER COMPANY
OF AMERICA
P. & O. Walking and Tractor Plows
Cultivators
Harrows
Nitrate of Soda
Arsenate of Lead
Orchard Supplies
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HOOD RIVER FRUIT COMPANY
The Touch of Spring
—It is on the land and our appetite has a
hankering for green things.
Our stock of vegetables is always fresh
and contains a full assortment.
When you want something real good, try
sorrte of our homemade Boston Brown
Bread—there was never any better made.
2121
FRASIER GROCERY CO.
Anderson Undertaking Co.
C. C. ANDERSON, Sole Proprietor
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
415 OAK STREET
PHONE 13*4
Parkdale Auto Stage
HUCK’S
SERVICE STATION
LOCATED AT CORNER OF __
STATE AND FRONT STREETS
Will be opened Saturday, February 23rd
FULL UNE OF
Tires and Automobile Accessories
IGNITION EXPERT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
The public is invited to yisit and inspect the new sta­
tion, of the handsomest anti most attractive construction
in the mid-Columbia. We intend to so operate ji that
Htlod River folk will point, to it with pride. -
W. L. HUCK. AB AY, Proprietor
Something to Drink
Preferred Stock Coffee
Instant Postum and Postum Cereal
Guittard’s Chocolate
Guittard’s Cocoa
and
Preferred Stock AH Ceylon Tea
HOLMAN & SAMUEL
SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY
P hone 1811
“When it’s Time to Retire
MASSASOIT CORDS
—Other tires of same value
HEIGHTS TIRE SHOP
Snowdrift
The 100% Pure Fat
Sealed in an Airtight Can
r
ALWAYS FRE8H
I he Pure Vegetable Fat
Yours For Service
VINCENT & SHANK
“The Home of Quality Groceries”
KELLY BROS. CO
Spray, Nitrate of So,da
Orchard Supplies
We,are now arranging accounts for the coming
season. Call and see us
BARGAINS IN BROOMS
We have just received a big shipment. The brooms
are of the best quality and at prices you can’t beat anywhere.
We always have a full line of fresh vegetables on hand.
Our fresh Garden Seed3, Onion Sets and Early Seed
Potatoes are ready.
PHONE
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