The Hood River glacier., April 24, 1924, Image 1

VOL. XXXV
4IOOD RIVER, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1924
In our advertisements we talk quite a bit
about saving. So much, perhaps, that
some may think-we favor miserliness.
time
most
»ood judgment in ali pur­
ging upon not more than
income. Save the other
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new Standards of Style, Beauty and Value.
Perfume * Toilet Water - Face Powder - Tab
cuín Lotion - Single and Double Vanities
Lipstick - Cleansing Cream - Vanish­
ing Cream - Sachet-Bath Crystals
Brilliantine - Fragrant Dusting Powder
DRUG COMPANY
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
THREE FLOWERS
Rouge, Twin Compacts,
Lipstick, Travelettes,
Perfume,
Sachet Powder, Etc
HOOD RIVER
DRUG CO.
Phone 1561
Squibb Quality
Fountain Service
We serve a Merchants’ Lunch.
The third annual mld-Columbia
hirer-mholastic track aud field nwrt
will lie held at' Gibson field next Sat­
urday. V tailing team« are expected
from The Dalle«, Maryhill, Dufur,
Goldeiidale. Stevenaon, Whit»1 Salmon
and eaateru Oregon high achoolg.
The Hood River athlete« have sac-
rificed I»«MelMill thia spring, In order
to devote their entire time to track.
Conch Kcmey will endttovor to cap­
ture the track and field meet. ,Mav
17 lie will take the Hood River teihu
to Pacific unlveraity at Foreat ’Grove
for ao annual event that will draw
team« from the main high «ch«Mda of
western Oregon and Wa«hlngton. Mr.
Keeney, who will h>ave the local acbtail
ne»t fall to become principal of tbe
Parkdale Union high school, i« presi­
dent of the niid-Columliia athletic as
»elation. C. II. McNight, of Dufur,
is secretary of the organization. *
Hood River boys who will imrtici-
|Mi(e in tiie meet are: Boger ami
Bartley Woodyard. Arlen McCarthy.
Jesse Hatt home, Kent, Hukarl, JHp
¿ilng and Waach.
CONTRIBUTED
Vanishing Cream,
Cleansing Cream,
Skin and Tissue
Cream
Face Powder
BUTLER BANKING COMPANY^
Member Federal Reserve System
More than
Columbia Gorge
Hotel
The management wishes Hood River folk to feel
that this is their own hostelry
Per Daj Per Year
$11.07
$400.30
ALL M1D-COLUMBIÂ TO PARTICIPATE
lat Lieut.
S.30
»33.00
2nd I.i. ■ ui, • 4A0
270.00
1 «8.1X1
dat Sgt.
‘2.80
108.00
•»rgiapt
1.80
Corporal
1.26
TS.00
Frisate lei. 1.15 • OOJMi
Private
LOO
oo 5 qo
The captain receives $240 per yeur
tor property accountability, the au.n 11 Next Thursday evening at the Co­
payable quarterly. He get« an armory lumbia Gorge hotel, with delegxitibna
nlhiwance of $7<X> per year. Th«1 llg- | from all uiid-Coliimbla frutt district«
Utfiea on the pay of men. is baaed on I participating, the third annual Apple
a streugtli of txt men. all men attend­ Kinssoiu banquet of the Hood River
ing live drill« per mouth. The income 1 ’’l.ambei of Commerce will be held.
tor th»> annual encampment, providing :| Rev. R. A. Hutcbinsqn. of Parkdale,
all men attend for 15 days, readie« 1 «ill I h > a principal speaker. Efforts
$1.033.tX).
•will be m«Me to have A. 8. Dudley,
The legion «Company Co committee nuinagrr of the State Chamber of
consists of Dr. Plneo, Don McCloml Conimer««1, here to deliver an address,
and Fred H. Bell. F. S. Kelly repre­
With invitation« ia«ued to Mpaler,
sents the Chamber of Commerce on UnderwiMid and White Salmon. It la
.the committee and L. B. Uiliaou waa expe»te»l tliui the banquet wilt attract
appointed from the Tuesday Lonoh a record large attendance. Many Mo­
dub.
sier fo|k have already signified their
iutruthm »if living present. The chil­
dren of the Mosier sebooia, who
»eond with their vaudeville «how last
week, will entertain the1 dinner guests
with their junior vaudeville stunts. •
The Chamber entertainment commit­
tee consists of Dr. H. D. W. Plneo,
Bay la«1 and L. Wetzel In charge of
arrangement«.
Mr llmilby yesterday telephoned to
William Allyn that he would send
Jake Alien. w»‘U known advertising
ami pnlillclty muu. hen1 tor the ban­
quet if he could tyit atteud liiiuaelf.
The P»»rHand I*rogn*«ive Buslneaa
Men’s ylub has lieen Invited to attend
the fuix'tiuu.
Grade
MANY HIGH SCHOOLS WILL CONTEST g iptain
i
Prof. L. F. Henderson, in an addr»*«
to the memtier« of the Tuesday Lunch
club at the Hotel Oregon, stated that
of the 4.T treta found tn tbe state Of
-Oregon, a total of 33 «re found in
Hood River county. He declared that
he ’ knew of only one other county,
I-ane. that would |s»mdbl.v have more
*I»oci<*. Prof, Henderson gave an ex­
tremely interesting talk, carrying Ida
ln'arera from th»1 lowlands along tbe
Columbia up to the very snow« of
Moiiut Ifood. He began with a de­
scription of the larg»1 cottonwisids.
indigenous to the lowland«.
Prof.
Henderson stated that cottenw«H><l«
are peculiar in that some of the tree*
l«*r male and others female blossoms.
Hie latter produce the tine. eott»»a.v
down that creates a nuisance after
blooming time. lie told of a visit lo
Detroit. Mich., a number of years ago
when he found axemen felling mag­
nificent cottonwoods along the av-
enues. Someone In planting the early
day tree* had selected fi-inalea of the
species, with the result that the down
after the bloomtug period ao thickened
tbe air aa almost to choke residents.
Prof. Henderson ended with the
white barke»! pine, which grows at the
.very snow line. Frequently, he said,
a tree will lie no more than 20 feet
high with a trunk 18 inches in diam­
eter. The specimen may be several
hundred years old.
Dr. H. L. Dumble waa chairman of
the meeting. President Burt me«« read
a letter from Vicg President Snow,-
wiio tendi'n-d his resignation.
On
motion of Dr. Sitton lie waa voted life
membership.
R. W. Kelly will be
chairman of the meeting next week nt
the Mount H»« h 1 hotel. Guiwts pre«
ent ware:
E. It. Holbrook, T. A.
lieekhr, W. B«iiwartzculH-rg. of the
Anwrleuu Trading Co., and H. E.
Baker, who will befóme new P. P. A
L. manager here.
J. 6. Meyer an»l C. T. Howe w«»re
annonneed as new memtier«.
The
name of Mr. Holbrook was pro[«»«e<l
for memliershlp.
Mr. Snow gave a abort appeal to
niemlieni of the club to Join In the
plans for popularizing Company C. At
hi« Instance it was voted to appoint
Prof. Gibson from the club on a com­
mittee of the American Legion and
Chamber of Commerce which will a»-t
in the » uiiaclty of a lietter understand­
ing between tbe company and the
general public.
ERAL WORK STARTED
Aa the time approaihea for the In­
tel»« I ve work for tlie University of
Oregon Endowment eaiupalgn the
member* of the gilumni' and former
«indent* are ahoWlng more enthusiasm
for tiie program. It I* just being real­
ized hoy neceKHary it Is that Improve­
ment« and new building« are placed on
the campus. Also the alumni has a feel­
ing of sacrifice In entering thta cam­
paign a« they witnt to do something
lasting for their unlveraity comrades
who lost their life in the great"war.
This will find expression in the me­
morial court, around which will be
placed aoine of the new Im lid Inga.
May II tbe endowment dinner will
be held in Hood River and all gradu­
ate*. former students. their wives, or
husband«, are Invited to atteud. Thia
dinner 1« tender»*d by the endowment
campaign general committee and a
speaker will I* on hand from bead-
quarter« to make a talk. Tliere will
be other «|ieakers during the evening
and rentiion feature* will be Indulged
in. The dinner will he served by the
Hood ltiver Drug Co.
GEO. R. TREMBLAY, Manager
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Cleaning
Pressing
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Berkeley II. Snow, manager of tbe
Hood River office of tbe Pacific Power
Light Co.. haw tendered his resigns-
tlon and has accepted the Northwest
editorahip of the Journal of Elec­
tricity, published at San Francisco.
Mr. Snow, who lias tender««’ bia r»*ig-
iflltio'n Rs vice president of the Tues­
day Lunch dull and tbe Chamber of
('»immerce. will make Portland bia
headquarter«. He waa also command­
er of the poet of th»» American Ix'glon.
Ho will leave soon for San Franciaco.
where he will sp»>nd several week«
liecoming acquainted with hla new
duties.
H. E. Baker, who haa been ktationed
at the Naches. Wash., office of the
power concern, will succeed Mr. Snow
«« manager here, With hl« coming
the power system of th* mid-Columbla.
which ha« formerly been administered
from The Dalle« office of tha company,
will he liM-ated here.
New* of the action of. Mr. Know in
deciding to leave Hood River reunited
in a general expression o'f regret«.
Mr« Ejecta Bryant, aged 75 yearn
and native of New York state. died at
the home of her daughter, Mra. I* E.
Taft Monday night. Funeral services
were conducted yesterday at River-
able (Viniinunlty dittreh, Rev. W. H.
Buddy offivtatlrtlg. Interment occurred
nt Idlewilde cemetery. 8. E. Bartinea«
directed the funeral.
Mr«. Bryant, who 1« aurvive<l by an­
other daughter. Mra. E T Folia, of
Eugene, had resided in. Hood River
«Ince 11X17.
Mr«. Bryant, who,waa the «later of
.Indxe G. B. Searle, of St. (loud, Minn.,
waa born June .0. 1818. at Franklin­
ville. N, Y. Iler brother waa on the
supreme bench of Minnesota for 30
year«. Another brother. Hon. L. E.
Hear)»1, was a- prominent lawyer of
New York City.
News of the deatli brought genuine
grief to a boat of frleiiila.
ESTABLISHED 1H$
TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY
H. S. GALUGAN, Proprietor
Cherries, are profitable to grow in Hood
Biver. Galligan has a good stock of
all leading varieties, Hood River
grown and guaranteed, and
the price is attractive.
TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY
The American legion Post, through
n recently appointed committee, in en­
deavoring to stininlate luter«*t in Com­
pany 0, 180th Regiment, thia city'«
Oregon National Guard unit, to the
point where a waiting list will be
maintained for membership. Reernita
to the company have be»>n called for.
T)i<* new men are asked to report next
Monday night. If they choose they
ran proceed at once.to have Dr. V. R.
Abraham give them a physical exam­
ination,- la' order that they may be
ready for signing up at the armory
next Monday.
Working with Capt. H. JL Blackman,
the Legion comhiittce has compll»1»!
flgnrea to «how that the guard com­
pany la a good thing for the city from1
An approxlmnte 40 members of the
Hood River, Waa»1»» and "Rherman
county group of file Oregon State
Banker« Association participated in
their jirat meeting of tile year follow­
ing n lianquet at the Columbia Gorge
hotel Saturday night, Chief «ileaker«
of the oci-aaion were; Edgar Honaen-
I ch', preaident
r_______ __
of the
___ «tate organiaa-
tion, I and Andrew H. Miller, -it« field
the Hood River Country Club.
On»1 of the most active chamber of
commerce secretaries at the Univer­
sity of Oregon school last _week was
Hood River’s Win P. Allyn. He waa
electc»l editor of the “I Opener,” offi­
cial dally paper of the session. Ho
was niade^segxfGi.’XM.tDe state #«ae-.
elation of ehatnber secretaries.
While in Eugene Mr. Allyn dev»ite»l
aom»1 time to plans for the no* $16,000
Masonic • club honae which will bo
erected nt the University of Orsgfm.
Mr. Allyn conceived the Idea of the
fraternal club house. ,