HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1924
Frost l<o«« Heavy, Castner
ANNOUNCEMENT
We will, of course, continue to
give the same free service on all
new standard batteries during
their free service period.
This small servicing charge will
make possible not only a continu-
- ance of, but an improvement in,
the service we have been render-
. ing the automobile public.
CHAS. L. McNARY
Republican for Renomination
WHAT HE HAS DONE
$ 9,255,762 for
$ 9,808,000 for
$11,138,107 for
$ 507,900 for
$ 310,500 for
Riven and Harbor»
réclamation and Power
Public Roads
Agriculture
Forçât Protection
OREGON NEEDS HIM
Meat Eats For All Occasions
The Best Foods from Oregon Cattle
Pure Foods at the most moderate prices
FISH AND POULTRY
THE HOOD RIVER MARKET
A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop,
Telephone 4311
Remember our deliveries: City-?-9 a. m.; 2.30 p. m.
We deliver Tuesdays and Fridays to all parts of the Valley.
Get your order in early.
PHONE
S134
Tsungani
I have installed several «età of these wonderful pistons
in the last three months, and their performance is won­
derful. Drop in and let me tell you about them.
FASHION GARAGE
The heavy frost of two weeks aro
hit every northwestern fruit section
a severe wallop, declares C. H. Cast­
ner, who spent Sunday at Camas.
Wash, where he. with representatives
of fruit shipping eoncerns from every
section, was a guest of the Crown
Willamette Paper Co.
"Everyone praafHt at the meeting."
said Mr. Castner, “told of serious loss­
es. In many instances the growers
will have to wait for the June drop to
tell Just how liadly they are hurt.”
Other local fruit men at Cantaa in­
cluded A. -G. Lewis and W. R. Wool­
lier t. The big paper concern demon-
strated to the fruit shippers how oil
is appHed to wrapping paper.'|o pre­
vent the scald of apples.
The Odd Fellows convention commit­
Although the activities of the Inde­
pendent Order of Od^, Fellows have tee wants every auto owner to donate
been so quiet and unostentatious, it hi the use of Ids car fo? three hours next
the world's largest fraternal organiza­ Thursday morning to take the visitors
tion. Willie Odd Fellowship has exist­ up the Ijoop highway. If you have not
ed in formal organlzailtm fur luon* been solicited persot^lly it is request­
than 200 years, it is characterized .l»y ed that you drop a card or phone con­
its most active workers mid proponents vention headquarters, phone 3091, stat­
as a modern expression if practical ing how many passengers you can ac­
fraternaiism. The first recurtk'd evi­ commodate—but be on hand Thursday
dence of Odd Fellowship may la* ob­ morning at any rate.
The details of the trip are as fol­
serve! in England, where the total
membership today reaches nearly lows: Date of drive, Thursday. May
1, OCX). (MM).
-
'
The order was established in Amer
lea. In Maryland, April 29, 1819. It
has hail, a most rapid growtie since
then. Today the Manchester Unity
and the order in America, the two
greatest orders of Odd Fellows, will
numtier in excess of 2.000,000, their
memltership scatter«*«! throughout the
habitable gipbe.
—The main oh jer t. of «»dd Fellowship
' are. to afford mutual relief mid pro­
tection to its Btcmls-rs in time of want,
distress, danger or difficulty; to culti­
vate social relations among its mem­
bers, tench them to I m ? industrious and
frugal, inculcate correct moral prin­
ciples and ltufenwe, by the practice of
charity, their love for their fellow
tnen.
The Encampment branch has licen
added to the organization, tile inemlsTS
of which are all niemlsTS of the subor­
Committee.
dinate lodges. Then Reliekiill lodges
DOES NOT OPERATE
couiikised of lodge fnemliers and their
wives were organized. Then came the
SCHOOL NEWS
military degree, known as the Patri­
.
(Werdna Isbell)
archs Militant, all members of which
At a sjuxiul ussembly last Friday
must lie memtiers of sulMirilimite En­
campments. Today the order Ims an-, morning M. Yasul pr«*sented a Jap­
other organization, the Muscovites. a anese teuor uud\a Japanese minister,
social order or the playground of Odd tli<* latter in charge of Methodist mis­
Fellowslilp. All branches of the order sions in Portland, who sjioke to the
Tlie tenor gave several
will lie represented at the big Grand students.
selt-etions iu English, to the great de­
Lodge, sessions next week.
In 184«, as the result of a resolu­ light of Ills audience, lint declined to
tion of Union Isxlge. No. 13. of Mobile. sing in the Japanese language. Clifton
Alp.. a national campaign for the aid Kmmel played’ his accompaniments.
of
children of deceased Odd Fellows Tin* minister gave a lirlefTMit very in­
No Charge for Consultation
in gaining an education wns launched. teresting talk on tlie origin «»►•the
Japanese.
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular graduate In 1853 the Sovereign Grand Lodge
in tlu* state dental <*ssay contest
in medicine and surgery and is licensed commended Hawkins lodge No. 41 for Miss
Flint, of the jnnior high
by the state of Oregon. He does not Its efforts in sturting the Odil Fellows Mi-hool, Lottie
and Miss Lucile Tomlinson, of
operate for apiiendicitls, gall stones, Female Instituti* nt Rogersville. Tenn. Park Street
each yvon a prize
ulcers of stomach, tonsilB or adepoids. Following a report of Grand _Kire of $10, which school,
have b«*eu presented.
Farnsworth
in
1870,
the
"activity
,of
He has to his credit wonderful re­
The editorial stuff and bnsinttes
Odd Fellows' homes was
sults-in diseases of the stomach, liver, establishing
management of tlie Mascot have com­
launched.
Today
great
institutions
of
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid­ Hie mighty fraternal body may be pleted their work and the Hood River
ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, found in many states, a monument to Glacier is busy in setting up the forms
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg the practical fra terna I Ism of the order. and running off proofs. It is hoped
ulcers and rectal ailments.
As early as 1WW) Imines hud Iwen es­ that the e«litlou of 500 copi«*s may be
lleloW are the names of a few of ills tablished in 31 states.
ready for the senior class play, May
many saiisfled patients in Oregun :
In telling of the aims and attain­ 23. The Mascot is bigger and better
Mrs. J. W. Haynes, Nurth l’uwder, ments of Odd Fellowship. II. L. Still- in every way this year. Beside« a
Ore., goitre.
son. past grand mnster .of Vermont, special imitation leather <x»ver, it has
a special cover design of Mount Hood
Mrs. Ali«*e Williams, Malheur, Ore, said :
heart trouble and high blood pressure.
"It presupposed Live in its fullest printed in white with the lettering in
Uuo Hjoroos, Astoria, Ore, appendi­ sens«*, embracing not only what man gilt. A tietter qqallty of ¡taper was
citis.
owed to bis brother, hut what lie I m *- selected anti the numlier of pictures
IL Iteggeler, Milverton, Ore, ulcer of lieved himself to owe to a. Higher lias been doubled oveF last year. The
the stomach.
Power, and comprehended those pri­ -number of ¡»ages lias been increased
Mrs. Geo. A. Gillman, Coquille, Ore, mary principles of right and wrong. from 100 to 125. The actusl cost per
gall stones.
whlch~are of general, if not of nlato- IsHik will Is* about $1.50, but the sale
Mrs. M. E. Garson, Silverton, Ore, -lutely universal, acceptance.
Upon price will be only $1. The Mascot will
high blood pressure,
-this broad platform men of diverse l»c dedicated to tlie pioneer educators
Mrs. J. M. Bowers, Toledo,. Ore, gall ¡visitions In religious, social and polit- of Hoo«l River county!
Friday the lunch room at tlie high
stones. ...
______ _ ______ ________ .¡cal life might lie brought to cmqierate.
August Erickson, Lakeside, Ore, kid­ without regard (p birth or worldly school will lie used as a polling place
for the Heights precinct.
ney trouble.
circumstance.
Friday night, May 23, the senior
Remember above date, that consulta­
“An aMMM-iale of Love, the central
tion on this trip will he. free and that link.. and forming tlie first in the « lass will give their annual elass play
his treatment is different.
chain,- is the t’orenAnt of Friendship. in the high scliouol auditorium under
Married women must be'accompan­ Tlie fundamental qualities of true the direction of Miss Esther Hettin­
ied by their husbands.
friendship are constancy and ildelity. ger. Tickets ar^ now «in sale at the
Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg, Los Where cqiistancy is wanting there can high scliiHil, . from meiuliers of the
Angeles, California.
Is* do fidelity,
licti is th«* other basts «■lass and at the Hoixl River Drug
of friendship The first of the order’s Company's store.
Tlie Girls’ League will give a
"Three Links;’ therefore, presumed en­
tire confidence. * • • This special mothers’ tea at the high school Satur­
afternoon. All mothers of high
characteristic of the practice of day
girls are cordially invited.
Friendship, prompted by Love. and up­ school
Coach Keeney is taking his track
held by Truth, inheres solely in Odd team
Pacific University at Forest
Fellowship. Whatever others may do. Grove, to where
they will meet teams
tlie order’s mission is to ennble breth­ from northwestern
Oregon and south-
ren to nsslst each other, by mutual western Washington.
counsels, and unit«*«! financial efforts.
The inaugural ceremonies will be
In flu* multiplied struggles and trials held next week at an assembly, and a
common to human existence.”
high s«'hool letter II pr«*sent«»d to B os ­
odd Fellowship in Oregon (lates om * Anderson, tills year's president;
from 1852, when Cbeiueketa Ixidge No. I-ewis Eastman, treasurer; Edward
1 was Instituted at Hiilem. In Febru­ N'aumes, editor of the Mascot; John
ary. 1849, however, under mlsnppr«*- Moiir, business manager of publica­
liension of authority, a <lis|>eiisation tions, and Kelsey Slocom, <’ieer leader.
was granted to Gills-rt Watson, who
H ROUND TRIP left
a large company from Boston
L Summer for with
W. C. T. U. NOTES
Oregon. loiter th«* mistake was
rectified and a chart«* in due form
y Excursion was granted for Oregon t’lt.v. The The Riverside church was the acene
document, however, was used for of hu interesting event Tuesday even­
F
Fares
ing when a banquet was served to
Honolulu.
IN EFFECT
nlMiut 108 members of the W. C. T. U.
Th«*
Grand
Lodge
was
Instituted
at
DAILY BETWEEN
Oregon City. May 23, 185«. Ellison The banquet was the outcome of a 90-
Encumpment was
__ instituted in Port- day membership contest which in­
land Scptemlwr 25. 1857. Tiie Orand creased the mvtniiershlp from 48 to
Encampment was instituted at Port­ 108 members, making this one of the
largest women’s organisations in Hood
land March 2ft, 1875.
River.
Musical numliers were rendered by
Students Engage in Politics
Miss llouchen. Mrs. Keenen, Mrs. Es-
Cleveland .$108.56
Danvar ... .$ 64.00
T jih I Thursday morning the students selstyn and Miss Prudence Hpight.
Toronto ... 113.75
Omaha .... 72.00
Pittsburgh.. 119.76
Kantaa City 72 00
of Hood River high sclKsd had a taste Two appropriate readings were given
Washington 141.56
6t. Loula... 61.M>
of real election*. Tile annual student by Miss Lucille Acheson. The prlnci-
Phll'delphla 144.92
Chicago ... 86.00
Isaly election was carried out in a |uil speaker of the evening was Mrs.
Mew York. .147.40
Detroit .... 105.62
Boaton .... 153.50
Cincinnati.. 106.30
rather unusual way for high school Davenport, of Portland, state super­
Corresponding {area-to other important
affairs. Prof. Tingelstnd and John intendent of Americanisation, who was
Centura. Final return limit October 31,
Mohr were Judges, and Wllmuth Gib­ Introduced by Mrs.. Schmidt, local
1924. I.lbernl atop-over privilege» going
son and Riddell I-ago. clerks. 'Printed president.
and returning.
Mrs. Davenport gave an able and
t>a llots were used. The student who
A aldo trip to Yeliowatonfe at email
additional coat will afford the experience
desired to embark on a political career inspiring address. She paid tribute to
Of a life time.
was given a ballot and then retinal to the many young women who are taking
Call us by phone and let us make all
regular voting booths to vote. Elec­ up ttie work of the W. C. T. U. in for­
ynvr srrangomenta. It costa no more
and will auvo your valuable time.
tioneering on the first floor was pro- eign countries and of the necessity of
hihtted by an order of the executive the prohibition law enforcement In
J. H. FREDRICY
committee. To enforce this any stu- this country.
Mrs. Hchmldt gave an interesting
Agent
dent caught electioneering wns as­
signed two hours sweeping halls. F. talk on the Children’s Farm Home at
Hood River, Ore.
Kandman, C. Foreman. K. Rlocom and Corvallis, and Mrs. Aimes, who is su-
A. Met'arty ’lent two enjoyable hours perintendent of the L. T. L. at Hood
WM McWtMAY
sweeping. Miss Florence Rtrannhan River, told of the work the children
General Pa«»engei Agent
Portland. Oregon
washed Hie windows of the principal's were doing and the plans being made
for Hn entertainment to be given by
office for a similar offense.
The officers elected were: Edward the children of the L. T. L. At the
Xiiumeg, who is editor of the Mascot close of the evening’s entertainment
this year, president: Hazel Kirk, vice flic Indies expressed themselves as be­
president; Werdna Isbell, secretary; ing enjoyably and profitably enter­
Clifton Emniel. treasurer; Ernest Me- tained.
Kltriek. editor-in-chief of Mascot; Ar­
len McCarty, luislness manager of pub­ COUNTY HEALTH NOTES
lications: Harriett Fuller and Miss
Dr. Estelle Ford Warner, of Port­
Iva Howey, executive committee, and
land, will conduct a series of clinics
Kelsay Slocom, y«4l leader.
Th«*se officers will -be inaugurafed in Hood III ver county during the sec­
some time iu the near future. The ond week of Jun«\ as a part of Mrs.
oflhets who will retire are: Roscoe H. L. Bickford’s program for her pub­
Anderson, president: Margaret Pier lic b«*alth nursing. A ciiuic will be
son vice president: Renn Harney. sec held Ih-each community in the valley,
retnry, and Ix*jvis Eastman, treasurer. so that everyone will have opportunity
to bring tile children conveniently. Be­
cause of tills program the regular May
t-linic for pre-school children will ba
|H>st]s>n<*d until the June dates. Fur­
ther announcement will lie made later.
Mrs. II. L. Bickford, public health
nurse, this week resumed her full
schi*dnle of school and general work,
after a month's vacation during which
C. L HOWARD. Prop
she did emergency work. Rhe will
keep office hours each morning at her
Imine in Pine Drove from 8.30 to 9,
where her telephone numtier Is 4998.
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