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flOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1924
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Birge retui„„
last week from Ixsi Angele«, where
they spent the winter. They declared
they enjojs« the weather of the
south, but were glad to return to the
land of appl< and golden rain«.
flupt. Cannon, who has strongly en-
Jack and Billy Wayne, of Fort
Pursuant to a resolution of the ..
.
The Apple Growers Association yos-
‘ _ taa oratorical con-
hare arrived here, plan
plan' ­ stockholders of the Cottage hospital t1’’‘“J .¡J*
Wayne, Ia.. have
business visitor here last Thursday.
terday announced that checks aggre­
’
test,
stated
’
last
week
that
three
of
ning
to
make
Hood
River
their
home.
at a special meeting March 14 the bo«-
- My« *lld Mrs. W. M. Black motored
the most, gifted young men and women gating an approximate 3100,000 will
to Portland (ast Friday on busineas. The former wa» here last fall with“ pital property la offered for sale for a of the high school were engaged in go forward to growers the latter part
Dan Wuillp A Co. Billy Wayne is a period of fit) days. The hoapltal was
^Mias Myrtle XJundry 1« convalescing well known Ioyra football player.
preparation of orations for participa­ of this week on a distribution lnclnd
ing the flrat general returns on apples
. from an operation for appendicitis. ■ . We have just toceived a shipment ol round«*d about 20 years ago by Dra. tion In the event.
Durable, Watt, Bros!us. Dutro and
“We havb been fortunate,” said for the 1923 crop. The larger portion
Washing or ironing. Call at 1310 the old reliable Eastern White Oak sole others, but these four physicians, see­
of the cash dividend, however, will' bte
A .street or phone 1464.
tf
leather. For those who prefer leather ing the need'for such an institution in Prof. Cannon, “in stimulating an in­ on d'Anjpu pears.
creasing
Interest
in
debate,
essaya
and
., Cheater Johnson was here the first on the bottoms of their shoes, there is the community, started the movement
The returns are based on the fol­
. of the week from Portland visiting nothing better.. We’ll put soles op your and put in a considerable sum each orifory in the city schools for the lowing sums on 11 standard apple
past
several
years.
The.
students
who
friend».
. _
shoes while you wait. T. C. 8mith’s which was augmented by subscrip­
varieties: Extra fancy, 75 cents per
f 14tf
tions for .one or more shares by quite have seized on the Telegram contest box; fancy, 56 cents, and Upgrade,-.35
Mr«, Tod B. (hilbertson is rettover- Champidb Shoe’Shop.
as
a
privilege
for
farther
development
cents. The return on all other grades
During the past few days City a few individuals.
lng at the Cottage hospital from an
The Istard of directors for several in training along thia special line, and varieties of apples reach 35 cents.
operation for appendicitis.
Traffic Officer Morrison reported the
and the possible attainment of a large
years
has
consisted
of
the
four
phy-
The returns on pears are based on
'The Pythian Sisters will conduct an fidlowing: H. T. Burrow, 35; A. E.
named above. For the first idunetary reward, have been active in the .following; .Combination extra
. ®»ter sale April 19, Location will Cane. $10; M. K. Hiiropshlre, 35, and Hiciaus
publie speaking since entering high
oeveral
years
these
men
went
into
J. Btahoperlterr $5. All were from
be given later.
school. We are all boosting and en­ fancy and fancy- d’AhJoua, 31.80 per
Portland and their tine« were imi>osed their pockets each month to make up 1 couraging them, and are hopeful for box; special. 31.50; C-grade, 31.40,
Born—To Mr. and M m . P^rl Per for
the deficiencies in * operation until '
speeding.
and pu d'Easter, 31 per box.
an Oregon winner.
kins at Parkdale, Monday;* March 24,
C. G. Bunnell, district manager, ar­ the has considerable more money in 1 “The Telegram oratory contest Is
twin daughters.
resent plant than was at first
”
O^N. G„ Company C
I
rived Monday to relieve Chas. W.
the*Support of every edu*
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Meyer as manager of the local West­ «■ont plated, in the meantime the deserving
1
The annual federal inspection of
cater
of
the
state,
fltudents
partici
­
1 has taken care of the n«*eds '
B. Isenberg, Wednesday evening. ern Union offi«*e. Mr. Meyer has been
pating will gain invaluable faaight Com[>any C was helg Mouday of last
March 19, a son.
transferred to Olympia. Wash. He of thè community, the management into the principles of the Constitu­ week by Col. Willey Howell. 7th In­
Time
Born—-To-Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pud- made many friends while here and resting upon -the directors.
fantry.. IL fl. Army. Col. Howell in­
makes iaiy changea, and within the tion.”
dy, of Parkdale, Monday, March 17, regret was expressed at Ids leaving.
spected the rei-ords'of the company
last fe _ years Dr.
_ _______
___
Watt __
haa ____
retired
a daughter.
during the afternoon and Inspected
Al W. Meyers, of .-Cascade Locks,
pifactice and devoted -his tltju* to
the personnel in the evening as to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Farrell accompanied by his son, Elmer, was from
the conduct of hie ranch : I>r. Broslns
their knowledge of and efficiency In
have returned from a motor journey here Monday on business. Mr. Meyer has moved to Elgin, Or., and Dr.
thoU. work. Col. Howell was taken
to Long Beach, Calif.
says that the opening of the motoring Dutro recently itasaed to the great
on a-tour of the valley by Capt. Black­
Hood River Box Co., box manufac- season and tlie start of work at the beyond. This leaves the management
man and Lt. flcheer and showed great
tnriug, Hood River, Oregon. Phone Wind River Timber Co. plant has of the hospital on the shoulders of
A member of the ifnlvcrslty of-Ore­ enthusiasm over the beauties of Hood
1342.
m4tf
caused business to hum at the high­ Dr.» Dniulde, who is anxious to be
gon faculty will come here next. Tues­ River. ;He left with the idea finally
x
Barcl iy Corsets are made to measure. way city.
relieved of the responsibility.
in his mind that upon his retire­
Mrs. C. 8. Jones, Corsetiere, 810 Park
Tl>e hospital has always been ntan- day to meet with the focal Aluiugi fixed
The Woman’s Foreign Missionary
ment
three years lienee he is coming
Gift
Endowment
Fund
committee
and
Ave. Phone 2294.
o4tf
aged
as
a
cotumunity'hffair
and
not
Rociety will give a missionary tea at
l>ack here to make his home. <
explain
the
methods
to
pursue
in
rais
­
for
profit.
A
small
surplus
over
ex
­
Myron 8. Smith. Underw’ood real­ the M. E. parsonage Tuesday evening.
ing thia county’s pro rata Share- of . • l-ast Monday the quarterly muster
tor. was a business «visitor in the city April 1, at 0 p. m., after which there penses each year has l»eeti used for the alumni’« JH.tMMt.OOO state fund. ■was held. Forty-one were present.
will la* a parlor talk by Mrs. Dodds further equipping the operating room
last Thursday.
The next drill will be held Thurs­
keeping th<> property in good con­ The meeting will be heWat the Cham­ day,
C. E. Mclntoah. of Parkdale, was a and Miss Bed<*ll, Th«* latter is a re­ and
April 10. It Is the first drill in
ber of Conuner.ee at 8 p. m. -
dition.
-
It
has
tieyn
open
for
the
use
turned
missionary.
/Tills
is
the
time
business visitor in the city the latter
All graduates and former students the month and- has ta*en changed to
of
any
and
all
physicians
without
for
the
regular
bank
offering.
part of last week.
eliminate, the coufliet with the la-gion
clmrge. The charges'for beds and are urged to be present.
meeting.
L. 8. Ainsworth was a business »MrV’ and Mrs. William Htewnrt re­ private rooms has been exceedingly
turned
last
Ueek
from
Crookston,
Next Wednesday morning the offic­
Visitor tn Portland the first of the Minn., where tl^ey spent the fcdnter. moderate, as has the charge for the
er« of Company C will be' on duty at
week.
use
of
the
ojterating
room.'
A
capable
Mr. Stewart states that the winter
News of the Golfen
the Portland armory for a four-day
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clark have re­ weather there was fairly good. He staff of nuua*s has been employ«*d and
school for National Guard officer«.
turned to their Mt. Htxjd home from declared that, he was glad to return the present management points with
Bring us a recruit.
southern California.
to his Union avenue home here, how­ -lirlde to the fact that-the community
Howard Beale, profesaional of the
nas
never
b«*en
called
upon
to
make
W. A.‘ Hackett is at his post at ever.
'
«-
good any deficits of operation, but Hood River Country Club and well COUNTY HEALTH NOTES
Kelly's again, following a w«<ek's in­
GeCC-W. Stanton, interested in the have instead -maintained it at an in­ known in Portland golfing circles,
disposition with a severe cold.
Hot school lunches and under-
Moody mines of |he Upper Valley,, creasingly better standard.
made a Pacific coast record Sunday
weight children are under special
William P. Allyn spent the week was a visitor in-tAe city last week.
A couple of years ago the Lunch when he went around the Oak Grove study by Miss Campbell. As she
end In Portland with friend«
'
and rel- Mr. Stanton says that the opening of Club started*« ri»oVehi«*nt to provide links at the dub in SI. Mr. Beale
at Ives.
the Loop Highway will Mo' much to­ a more* modern building at isissibly a made the first hole in a ’birdie.” one travels from one end of the county to
the other, and inspects the- children
Nels Nelson was in Portland Sat- ward developing the properties. One. different location and- Miss Anna M. under par, On the 525-yard third of
the Various schools, she is becom­
ardiiv purchaaing equipment for the of tlie claims is within a'Strthe's'dhrow Rpring gnve the proci<eds of a pi«*ce of hole he made an "eagle.” or two un­
ing Entirely convinced that hot school
der
par.
it
set
«record
for
the
Ilood
Dee plant of the Oregon Lumber Co. of the highway.
property into the bands of E. Q.
lunches and children of normal weight
St. Mark's Episcopal Guild will Blanchar as trustee. This was to be River course.
Cecil Thrane has left the Cottage
and improved health are found to­
The
recent
sunshine
of
the
mid
­
meet
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
D.
E.
Rand,
the nud<*ous of a hospital fund that
hospital and is conval«-scing from an
district has stimulated golf­ gether. ’
operation for removal of his appendix. 415 Montello avenue on Friday, in might be as much as 3KI0.000. When Columbia
Hot -lunches are served in this
steacj of with Mrs. W. N. Livingston It was realized that a hospital with ing. and now local folk daily swarm county
at Oak Grove, Frankton. Cas-
Mayor Perigo was indisposed- th«* as previously planned. The change,
the course. Many' Portland visitors
grounds
at
a
<liff<*rent
kxatlon
might
«■ade
Iiocks, Parkdale, . Pine Grove,
first of the week, suffering from a is due to the fact that Mr. and Mrs.
«nne
here
to
play.
The
turf
of
greens
prove sn exiiensive luxury the matter
Middle ~
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and Central
Vale
Bevere cold.
Livingston are leaving fot Portland was allow«*d to regt. Invratlgatlon and fairways passed througli the win­ schools. Valley
Of tin* «02 children in these
Mrs. Chas. H. Castner was in Ralem to- reside.
ter
in
excellent
shape.
Frank
R.
revealed that the present hospital,
~~ are underweight,
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but
in charge of the course, says s<-hools. 18
Raturday attending the funeral of
Rev. R. A. Hutchinson was here while not Instalh-d in a modern build-, Howard,
big fib-acre lawns will respond to three of these are new residents of
Mrs. George H. Burnett.
Tuesday to be with Mrs. Hutchinson Ing,- provided all tliat wa« required in the
who have not been in the
Miss Alice Stalnaker has returned and little' daughter, I’atale. The lat­ th«* way of room and equipment for irrigation and lie an oasis of the mid­ Oak Grove long
enough to benefit by
from Los Angeles, where she «i>ent ter was suffering from an intected the needs of Hood River county. Few Columbia throughout the entire sum­ community
this practice. At Park tytreet school
mer
and
fall
season.
the winter.
persoti»
have
ever
given
the
matter
sty on her eye,-and it was n<*cessary
in Hood River, where many children
Mrs. J. P. Cooper and little son to bring her to the Cottage hospital any thought. The hospital was there Worthy Grand Matron Visits Here have to come long distances and can­
You will know when you have seen them M ftg
and
everyone
was
free
to
use
it.
The
Were here from the Upper Valley for treatment. . She also contracted
not get home at noon, of the 360 chil­
whether
or not they’re worth the price of..rv.vU
Hood
River
Chapter
No.
25,
O.
E.
property
has
been
placed
in
the
hands
Tuesday shopping.
tonsilitis. She was remov«»d to the
dren, 97 are underweight.
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of R. E. fleott to dispose of. It is fl., was hostess to the worthy grand
J. R. Wilcox, superintendent of the home of Mrs. Ida Ctmpper Tues<lay.
Miss
('ampbell
has
not
completed
Mrs. Stella K. Drake, of Port­
Mayerdale orchards at Mosier, was a
J. W. Marsh', of the Underwood understood that If it is not dt«{M»sed matron,
survey of the schools, but fur­
Tuesday evening. Preceding the her
Fruit A Warehouse Association, was of by May 14. the <*qulpment will* be land,
business visitor in town last Friday.
ther evidence bears out the case more
evening
session
the
Past
Matrons
Cltih
sold and the building turned into an
j
A. J. Zoller, of Walla Waljh, Wash., In the city the first of the wtok on apartment house.
of the local chapter was hoateaa at a strongly. > Other factors, affect- the
weight of children, but at Pine Grove
who ia now seeking a newspaper plant businegg. Mr. Marsh declared that he 4’
dinner
for
the
honor
guest,
officers
of
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where there are^now six underweight
in Oregon, was here Tuesday while anticipated great beneljFial result s.
the chapter also being Invited: While children,
both for Hood River and the Wash­
there vfera 15 before the in­
on the way to Dufur.
—
,
RADIO
NEWS
in
the
city
Mrs.
Drake
was
the
guest
stitution of the warm, supervised
Miss Betty Slade has been ill since ington points, from the new Columbia
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
H.
Castner.
meal at -noon.
. ,
the first of the week, having suffered bridge.
At Oak Grove, Frankton, Central
Mrs. Alice Stalnaker has Just re­ . Radio la a clean form of pastime
Nels Larsen Funeral Monday < Vale
from a severe cold that was a ^iear
and Middle, Valley the lunch is
turned from lx>s Angelra. where she and will be kept as such in Hood
approach to pneumonia.
Funeral
services
for
’
Nels
Larsen,
preparM by the children, in groups,
River. In the old days when there
A few choice dahlias planted in your secured the agency for Ideal made to were
native
of
Denmark,
aged
83
years,
supervised by a teacher. At Cascade
four or five receivers being used
garden will delight the eye all inoim er measure dresses. She has just re­ for receiving
from a small broadcast­ were held at ihe Anderson chapel Locks and at Parkdale a woman is
Phone to Ruggles for a catalog and note ceived a line of smart models, moder­
Monday.
Rev.
P.
Hilgefidorf
officia-
I®Id to come in for about two hours
ately priced, and will show them at ing station up or down the coast it
prices for ths best there is in dahlias.
ru . i
Idlewilde dally to pre|tare the lunches. At Pine
room 201. Hotel Oregon. Friday and did not matter how much disturbance, tlng. Interment followed,at
ramstarr
____ j < -■ * • Grove Mra. A. W. Peters, community
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Parkins spent Rarnrrtay. March 28 and 29:
I f <1 t
f vxlirf,
lol
riTlfi Ilf*W I” /
T II’81’
Mr. Ijirsc-n is survive«! -by an only chairman of the Public Health Asso­ connect the Loop road with the snow ond, the display of apples is novel, be­
.last week on their Dee Flat orchard
old style receivers set up, the nearest
line on Cooper« Spur. Cloud Cap Inn ing shown to advantage in attractive
W'.
N.
Livingstone,
who
has
been
son, 'John Ixirsen. meiriber. of the
place, where Mr. Parkins employed
and the women of that sec­ and the base camp of the local Amer­ cases along both sides of the car when
assistant manager of the local branch neighbor was far enough away that Moufit Hood Ixsip highway crevt, af ciation,
his time setting pear trees.
tion
are
in
charge
of
the
lunches
and
he
would
not
bear
them.
ican Ix>glon pertrt, which conducts an­ the outer door*, with their brilliant
of the Standard Oil Co. the past year,
We have Just received a shipment left Tuesday for Portland, having
Nowadays when there is a radio whose home bls death, occurred flat- either come themselves or arrange nual climbing patties on Hood.
lettering and picture« are thrown
for
hiring
someone
to
prepare
the
"
rd
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'
tdock
and
of coats, suits and. dresses. We invite lw*en promoted to the general office. receiver or two in every
flnow of the^nlghlahd fo’resta Is open. Third, Mr. Baker, in charge, ia
lunches.
yon to look them over. The Gertrude Mr. Livingstone made many friends you have your favorite station tuned
lighter than usual this year, and it a .professional window trimmer, and
Dr. Belt to Remain Here
Hat Shoppe. (Monner’s).
The teachers in these schools say ia anticipated that work will be well hits dressed more than a score of win­
whtl«* here and hjA, leaving was gener­ in. enjoying the program that it ia
President Mclsaac. of the Appl<* t)»e work and attendance are-Improved under-way in June.
dows in various cities along the rout«.
W. H. Galvani, of the engineering ally regretted.’’Mrs. Livingstone will offering you. there is nothing more
unpleasant than to have some one of Growers Association, has announced by the hot lunches.
The schools
department of the Pacific Power 4 leavq for Portland later.
these radio neighbors tuning in the that Dr. H. P. Belt, direct representa-
Light Co., was here last week from
The final of the series of Masonic same station with his old style re­ live of the sales organization at Rio where underweight is no longer a
Portland on business.
dances was given at the Columbia radiating receiver possibly a mile Janeiro. Brazil, who recently arrived problem have been less subject to epi­
demic. . At Dee, Parkdale and Cas­
Mrs. H. L. Durable, who spent the Gorge hotel last night. The pleasant
and messing up the good stuff to study the growing end of the fruit cade Locks there was no measles epi­
Winter weeks in Ixm Angeles." Calif., affair Wns attended by Masons from away,
with/ his whistles and groans. The business, will remain over for the
with relatives and friends, has re­ all mid-Columbla points. The com­ government will eventually prevent annual meeting of the Association demic last winter, and the percentage
of underweight children la very small.
turned home.
mittee in charge of the Masonic th^ use of the old style re-radiating Saturday', April 5.
(From The Packer)
Mal-nutrition and epidemics are found
dunces
included
:
Harold
Ilershner,
County Cogii imissioner Thun, of Ska-
receiving sets the same as other coun­
together,
and
Miss
Campbell
’
s
survey
rysTr’**-
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“
Dr.
Belt,"
said
Mr.
Mclsaac,
“
has
After
a
trip of 6,500 mile«, the dec-
Kent
Shoemaker
and
Ray
Led!
mania county. Washington, and Mrs.
tries do and have been doing for more some very pertinent remarks to make of the schools points to the hot lunch
Thun were Hood River visitors last
The wedding of Harold Wilson and than a year and a half, but why to us as to how our fruit should be as the first step toward Improved orated exposition truck sent out by
the Apple Growers Association, of
Shredded Cocoanut can be
Thursday.
Helen Hilton, daughter of Mr. and should Hood River not be a clean, l*acked to meet the requirements of community health.
IL xk I River, Ore., loaded with choic­
We have everything for your new Mrs. Hilton, who operate the Lyle pleasant place In radio as well as the Brazilian markets. We feel that
est apples suitably displayed, is used in so many ways and is
Easter outfit; hosery. millinery, coats. hotel, occurred In Portland Sunday. other ways. Many fans are willing to ww h-ve a great opportunity tn this
Miss Campbell’s schedule for public parked in H|>artanburg until further a most delicious Dessert or
Sults and dresses. The Gertrude Hat The bride and groom are friends of change their receiving set so that it country and it will well repay our
Jack and Billy Wayne, former Iowa will n<ff re-radiate and Interfere but members to listen to what Dr. Belt health nursing takes her to Coe school orders from headquarters. As soon
Shoppe. (Monder’«).
Friday, March 28; Saturday after­ as the exposition truck reached flpar­ Confection
‘ Ila vid Pence, who has lieen at a men. who have Just arrived here to do not feel justified in doing so until has to say. We hope that there will noon. office in library basement; Park tanburg. W. J: A. Baker, in charge,
hake
their
home,
-
They
will
make
his neighbor does. It is necessary Is» a good attendance at the meeting.”
Portland federal hospital, will be
was met by J. II. Roper, of the flpar­
For Pies, Cakes, Candy
that we all do It and then keep the
At the annual session the organiza- Street school, Monday; Barrett, Tues­ tanburg Brokerage Company, which
transferred to Walla Walla, where it their home In Lyle.
Forrest L. Mix* motored to Portland air clean. The cooperation of every tion will elect a Itoard of 11 directors. day: Dee, Wednesday, anA Oak Grove concern handle« the Hood River ac­ Making and dozens of other
ia hoped the treatment and change of
Friday.
Saturday, accompanied by Joe D. radio fan is asked. The city council
climate will improve his health.
in this city. Messrs. Roper and
ia willing to help In any way that is
The weighing and measuring of count
Thomlson
and
son.
Lucas.
Mrs.
Moe,
Baker came to the Chamber of Com­ uses.
Miss Helen Knight and Miss Helen
necessary to control the situation. If
school children at Mt. Hood reveal merce,
W.
C.
T.
U.
NOTES
who
had
b«*en
visiting
with
relatives,
where a photograph was taken
V. Carson were hostesses at a prettily and Dr. W. Donald Nickelsen .re­ you are interested in radio and its
that out of 59 children, 14 are quite of the car,
The W. C. T. U. meeting held at seriously
with Mr. Roper In the act
arranged flt. Patrick’s dancing party
welfare go to the radio mass meeting
underweight.
The
parent«
turned
home
with
the
party
Saturday
at the Oriental Cafe last week. Ford's evening. Mrs. Moe is recovering from at 8 o'clock Friday night in the Cham­ Mrs._M. S. Crowell’s Tuesday of last are very much Interested and plan tb of attaching tb<> visitors' parking priv-
week ‘W*as well attended. Many new have hot lunches served for thg chil­ il«*ge card. The arrangements for the
orchestra furnished the music.
an operation for a nasal aff«*ction per­ ber of Commerce hall and help out­
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stewart and formed by a specialist while she wns line the policy that will be decided on. members were taken Into the Union. dren when school reopens next fall. taking of thia photograph were made
Both team captains on the member­
the correspondent of The Porker,
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small daughter, Lura. , motored up in Portland.
feel that this condition can be by
ship drive reported, Mrs. Groff's team They
in order to show tlie readers of The is an old standard brand and
from Portland to spend the week end
prevented
and
are
making
plans
to
Carroll Huxley, former local boy.
lost lake Work Begun
lending with 34 membeis. Mrs. flon- do so during the cold weather next Packer how Spartanburg treats the
with Mr. Stewart’* uncle, Dr.’ J. II. who
comes in moisture-proof
has made a name for himself as
The. Hood River county court has n I ch sen’a team had 25 members. The fall and winter. At Odell 81 out of strangers within iter gates.
McVay, and Mrs. McVay.
a composer and musician, was recent­ authorized construction of concrete drive is being continued until April 1.
The parking privilege tag -was packages of
Miss Charlotte, daughter of Mr. and ly awarded the prize in a composers’
Many more new memlters have been 14« were found under weight. No hot
Mrs. H. Gross, who has been ill in contest, held under the auspices of plerp/under a .bridge over Buck creek reported since the meeting. After the lunches are served there. At Park- n«lopt«*d by the t'hambe'r of Commerce
¥4 lb., lb. and 1 lb,
Portland, having undergone a series station KFI, of Los Angeles. With on the Lost Lake highway, and a l>iisiii(>MH meeting a splendid mothers' dale, situated in the same general about a month ago at the suggestion
of operations, returned home yester­ hundreds of competitors, young Mr. crew of 20 men has begun work on meeting was conducted by Mrs. Edg­ part of the valley as Mt. Hood and of the produce men who thought it
the
project.
W.
A.
Langille.
who
last
would
be
a
good
Idea
to
<>txtend
thia
day.
•
Huxley, who set the music for a two year had charge for the United States ington. The following members spoke Odell, where the warm meal at noon
Order a package today at
. Teapot Dome is given in miniature step. “I Wasted Love on You.” won Forest Service of construction of new five minutes each on different sub­ fa an established fact, only 7 out of courtesy to the tourist tide.
110 are underweight.
Thousands of these cards have been
this week at the Franz store. Cecil by a large majority. Young Mr. Hux­ sections of the Lost Lake grade, is In jects :
Mrs. Boddy, Mrs. Olmsted.
Sixteen children were weighed, printed, bearing the authorisation of
Lafferty has erected a gigantic teapot ley is a nephew of Mrs. E. H. Hart­ charge.
Mrs. Smithson and Mrs. Edgington.
the city official«, the flpartanburg
as a feature to advertise lubricating wig.
After the talk the subject was dis­ measured and examined at the clinic Motor
and the Chamber of Com­
oil.
cussed from the floor by the members. held Friday afternoon, March 2’1. in merce. Club
“Where did you attend medical
They are in the hands of the
Lectures in Odell
For Hate—At a bargain, a 1923 s«*hool?” was the question Dr. J. D.
Mrs. L. R. Alexander sang two solos. the library basenrtat. as a branch of traffic policemen.
Boy Scouts ap«l mer­
Waggoner,
............... field ' secretary
___
of Mrs. J. R. Nickelsen was -appointed Mlsrf Campbell’s public health work.
J. E. 1
Buick touring sedan, fine finish, in Guttery asked Dr. Horatio P. Belt,
chants, who attach them to the cars
Good Things to Eat
Al mechanical condition. Phone or Brazilian representative of the Apple the Oregon Social Hygiene Society, chairman of the legislative committee. Six of these had not registered at of
out-of-town motorists.
write W. L. Irwin, White Salmon, Growers Association, last week. Dr. will deliver three Illustrated, or film, Hhe will have charge of the next pro­ former clinics. Dr. J. W. 8ifton was
On one. side the card reads ; “Hello,
Belt replied that he had graduated lectures at the Odell grange halt, gram and meeting. The next meeting the physician present. Mrs. R. B.
Wash.
PerIgo is In charge of arrangements
flpartanliurg welcomes you
Dr. W. H. Boddy. who was called with the class of 1883 at the Ken­ April. 1. These lectures are given un­ should be of interest to every woman for the clinics and worked with Dr. visitor:
and hopes yon will return often.” On
to the Hlinois metropolis to investi­ tucky School of Medicine of . Ixmis- der the auspice« of the Odell Parent- in the city, as registration for voting Rifton in hie examination«. Mrs. the
side: “This card entitle«
gate church work to which he had ville. Dr. »Guttery was? agreeably Teacher Association. The first lec­ at the primary election, the offices to Vernon Whitcomb and Mrs. I. R. Ach­ you reverse
Phone 8561
to park yonr car as long as you
received a call, is expected home to- surprised, for that wns his own class. ture, “The Living World.” is for high tie filled, etc., will be discussed. The eson took histories: Mrs. Albert Case please in -Spartanburg. Never mind
school
students
especially
at
10.30
a.
date and place will be givn out later.
The two men imin«*diately began a
•day.-------
m. The second lecture, “The Gift of
Tlie state W. C. T. U. meeting was nnd Mrs. James Stranahan assisted the time limit.’’.
Dr. H. D. W. Piaeo motored to Port­ talk of their student days in the Ken­ IJfe.” Is Intended for mothers and held
in Portland March 18 and 19. with the weighing and -measuring.
Before the adoption of this tagging
tucky
metropolis.
land Monday on’business. Oh hla re­
daughters and will be held at 2.30 Many plant for carrying on tfiff work Mina Campbell has diet lists for the system the tourist tide flowed through
The
Wesley
Club,
of
the
Asbury
turn he was accompanied by C. fl.
children
of
different
ages
and
gives
p. m. Lecture number three will la- more successfully the balance of the
Spartanburg over two great highways
Rtarrett. of Caspar. Wyo„ who con­ Methodist church, members of which given at 7.30 p. m. .This is for the year were, dlscusscsl and adopted?
Individual attention to each baby. at the rate of several hundred cars
have Just completed a gymnasium in men and boys of the'bommunlty. Boys
templates locating in Oregon.
Eleanor' Bonck. Henry Halvorson. Jr., per day. The city's parking ordinances
Richard Rogers. Jr., Mary Jane are rigid, and tourists seldom stopped
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cameron, of a portion of the church basement, will must be 14 years of age or^»ver. These
Notice to Woodmen
Heaton, Esther. Fern and Vleva Bu­ longer than to obtain road information
Hoopstown, -Ill., have l>een visiting hold an open meeting at the church lecture« are three of the most inter­
Timbermen or woodmen please chanan, Quentin and Delores Dnm- and routings at the Chamlter of Com­
at the home of Mr. Cameron’s cousin. basement next Wednesday evening. esting and instructive used by the
is moving to 214S Cas­
Judge Haabronck. The two had not The organization in open to all boys ' Social Hygiene Society, which for the noti<-e: I am making a collection of bolton. Berkeley Snow. Jr., Patricia merce. Thus Spartanburg lost many
of the town, and all who wish are past 12 years has been doing a splen­ woods for the Hood River high School. Chisholm. Catherine McDonald. Ro­
seen each other for 38 years.
thousands
of
dollars
in
trade.
cade
St., one door west
urged to attend thin meeting in order
A silver tea for the Frankton com­ to inform themselves of the purposes ' did work on social} uplift lines. All I wish half sections of the following berta Anne Waugh. Ruth Marie Bent­
Since
the
adoption
of
the
card
sys
­
of
News
Office, where
munity chdfct will be held next Tues- of the club. It Is planned that a ] in the vicinity^ of the hall are urged woods from this county: Yellow pine, ley. Betty Jane Freygang. and Frap- tem. the tourists stop in flocks and
white pine, black pine, nut pine, red ces Lucile White were the children many dollars are s|ient here because
to
be
present."
'
.
we
will
sell
you tires at
lay afternoon at the home of Mrs. prominent speaker will
present.
flr, yellow flr. common hemlock, alp1 present.
J. R. Nickelsen, Alderbrook. All are
of
the
thoughtfulness
of
the
produce
un-heard-of
prices.
Now
New members will lie t
at the
ine hemlock, spruce, lovely flr. Noble
invited.
men in th«* wbohwale dl«tri«*t, who
Hershey’s Truth Wrecked
■ flr t (called
vaiu u larch), white
nunc flr, «HJMliV
alpine 111«
flr.
meeting.
Ah
enjoyable
occasion
is
an-
is
the
time
to
buy
—
they
realized that non«* would profit more
Miss Dorothy Wisainger, who l)«s
A- ft Hcrsli.-v escaped^ with only it[jsmamck.-yew, cottonwood, hackberry,
■than
TW
TMIIT
’
ffTlT!
efS
fiid
produce
been in MTwaAkle> wRU !»r purwtt«.' riMpktwf . ’ The ctah hmr been ahowtng • few
are
goings
up.
Call
in -
*“ scratches Monday
-----
when his truck
- ----- ggpp,,' a|der, haw. or any Other tree
dealers, selling to these long «iistance
following her return from an extend­ a keen interest in botany lately, and struck
,
a flat boulder, which caught not mentioned. He^f^na «honld be
and
get
prices.
We
have
motorists who camp where night over-
ed visit in eastern points, is again at nevtural- trips have t>«*en taken to
under a wheel and caused It to skid two feet or over in diameter, one foot
takes them and Who are In need at
the Mt. Hood hotel with her aunt,
tested those tires now
over
an
embankment
at
Starvation
long,
free
from
knots
or
rot.
Anyone
cure specimen«.
various points along the route of all
Mrs., C. A. Bell.
•grade on the Columbia River high­ cutting such trees, or having them to
for two years and can
Tlje county court yesterday received kinds of merchandise.
A.’ t . Holmes, who has been engaged
way. \ Mr. Hershey was proceeding their possession, will confer an obliga­ instructions
from
the
Bureau
of
Tub
­
show
a record with the
’ Lyle Girl Passe«
There are several thing« of aprcial
ia the mercantile business at flt.
west about 4 a. m., In a gray moon­ tion by leaving «ucti section« with me. lie Roads to proceed at once to ac­
Intereat
about
the
Hood
River
“
spe
­
light
and
failed
to
observe
the
stone.
best
of
them. ‘We will
or notifying me that they have them
The death of Miss May Crane. of
Johns, has arrived to join the J. C.
right« of way for the Coopera cial," which arrived in Spartanburg.
He was' catapulted from the cab cut down, and I will come and cut quire
Penney staff. Mr. Holmen has spent Lyle, occurred there last Friday. Fu­ and
flpur
lateral
of
the
Mount
Hood
Bam.
also
buy
and sell fresh
alighted on a front Wheel, which my own sections. I would also like highway. County Judge Haabronck March 8. First, it traveled the (1,500
his Ufe in the mercantile business and neral service« and interment orcurred he grasped and held until the car to secure section« of maple and aah.
mile« without replenishing the supply
eggs
stated that thia indicates immediate of air in the tires, the trip beginning
at The Dalles Monday
slid into a bunch of railroad ties.
knows it fro
m27a!0
L<- F. Henderson.
construction on the lateral, which will
J ‘ BKIKF LOCAL MENTION 1J
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Hall iDtorancp. flea R. R. gcott. mfltf
H. L. Haabronck. optometrist.
T
Ma«on. of Parkdale, was a
SS COTTAGE HOSPITAL
MR. CANNON BOOSTS
ASSOCIATION WILL
MAY BE CLOSED ’ ORATORICAL CONTEST
PAY OUT $100,000
You
Your
Choke
Get
Your m
Size %
White
We
Have
Yoar
Style
And
Size
Wait
Too
Long
U. OF 0. FACULTY
MEMBER IS COMING
CHOICE FOOTWEAR
Ladies' and Growing Girls Dressy Pumps,
Strap Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes
Not all sizes of a kind, all sizes in the lot
Grey Suede 1-strap Military .Rubber Heels
Patent 1-strap Brown or Grey Trim Low Rubber Heels
Black Satin 1-strap, Baby Louis or Military Heel
Black Vid 2-strap, Medium Low Rubber Heel
Log Cabin Suede 1-strap Leather Trim, Military Heel
Cocoa Brown Calf 2-strap, Medium Military Rub Heel
Cocoa Brown Calf Oxfords, Medium Military Rub Heel
White Duck 1-strap, Baby Louis or Low Rubber Heel
Brown Calf Lace Shoes, Wide Toe, Low Rubber Htel
Li
SPARTANBURG, S. C„
A HOSPITABLE CITY
COCOANUT
Dunham's Cocoanut
The Star Grocery
PERIGO & SON
CULP PLAN STORE
* WORK TO BE BEGUN
“
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16 last at Hood River. Bee-.
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