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DALE HASKINS NOW
S. BENSON GETS
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MEDAL OF HONOR
FLAGS FROM
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Congoleum Week
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. BeU and Leslie
Butler represented Hood River st the
dinner giyen in honor of S. Benson
at the Portland- Chamber of Commerce
last night by tbe Knights of Elect rs,
the tatter organisation presenting Mr.
Benson with a medal of honor. lie
also received a.bound album contain­
ing the name« of all the guests.
The dinner was to show public ap­
preciation to Mr. Benson for bia many
public services to Oregon and tbe years
of work he unaelflshly gave to promote
the state's development.
These include bis 860.000 donation
to make establishment of the Benson
If Cameron had not understood his Polytechnic school |>o«aible: his pre-
business I would have told you so. I28tf wm tat ion to the city of Portland of
the at reel comer hronse drinking foun­
tains; his gift of Benson park on the
Columbia highway to the people, and
the many years he gave aa highway
commissioner and private dtisen
toward dlrectfag the constrwtion of
the highway system of the state.
In additlotr Mr. Benson built the
Benson hotel and later the 8400,000
Columbia Gorge hotel to create facili­
ties to attrac t tourists to Oregon.
His most recent gift was 810,000 to
the nev^Masouie temple.
Ilarry -L. Corbett, past president of
the chamber, acted aa toastmaster,
Music was furnished by the Benson
Polytechnic orchestra.
Last week at the Instance of the
American Ix-gion poet, citieena and
Lualnees house« purchased upiform
Flags to be used on patriotic occasions.
Practically every business house tn
tuwu purchased one of the Flass Mid
standards, which will be placed on tbe
curb on days of patrioUc parades.
Tbe uniform ayatem of displaying the
Flag has been adopted In moot Oregon
and Washington cities. It i* in great
vogue in tbe east and middle west.
It is hoped, according to the legion­
naires, that the new Flags will in- here
by Memorial day.
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ROUND TRIP
Summer A
Excursion
Fares
IN BFFBCT
DAILY BITWKN
MAY 22
AND
SEPT. 15
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72 00
Kansas City
St Louis...
Chicaao ...
D.trolt ....
Cincinnati..
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Cleveland »10S.5J
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Toronto
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Pittsburgh.. 11*.7*
Pittsburgh.
Washington 141.B«
pttll'delphla 144. St
New-York. .147.4S
Boston
1U.80
Corresponding fares to other Important
centers. Final return limit October 11,
1*14. Liberal stop-over privileges going
and returning.
A side trip to Yellowstone at small
add 11 ional coat will afford the experience
of a life time.
Call us by phone and let us make all
your arrangements. It coots no more
and will eave your valuable time.
J. H. FREDRICY
Agent
Hood River, Ore.
’ County Election Results
William Edick was tbe successful
«■amlidate for Republican nomination
at the polls Friday, defeating C. G.
Cornelius by 600 to 224. Mr. Edlck
was formerly Sheriff Johnson’s chief
deputy. Mr. Johnson has just as­
sumed the postmasterahip. No other
county office was contested. L
Nominees are:
Kent Shoemaker,
county clerk: Mre. Jeanie M. Bishop,
treasurer; Allison Fletcher, commis­
sioner; C. M. Hurlburt, engineer;
Jesse W. Crites, school superintend­
ent, and Dr. J. W. Rifton, coroner All
but Mr. Crites are incumbents in office.
John Baker, unopposed, incumbent,
was nominated Republican candidate
for district attorney. Judge Fred W.
Wilson, receiving 73« votes, was nom­
inated for Judge of the Judicial cir­
cuit comprised of Hood River and
Wasco counties. R. R. Brttler led M.
M. Uurtner by a vote of 588 to 221
for -Republican nomination for joint
state senator from Hood River and
Wasco counties. W. A. Langille was
named Republican candidate for leg­
islative representative. 3. H. Haslett
was the Democratic nominee for this
office, Neither was opposed.
th«'
Yamhill county by Dale M. HssÂIns,
whd formerly résidednere and woo te
a grandson of Mrs. Phoebe Foes, a pi­
oneer of r—----- ---------
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kina, who
showed a keen
in the foots
hot ta«a Nt h Ctttfoleum
kept by his ua<
and other loco!
declared it
Week for M btr. Every
l>ia opinion
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that climatic «mditloos
of the
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he Hood Rfver valley are ideal.
boMsewife is urged te see
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many
~ ranchers
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might find tbe raising bf pelts of silver
tor display of these
and black foxes
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for orcharding.
Mr. Haakina started his term on which is the chief scene In tbe play,
twtrrowed utoney in 1821. He pur- have a total value of 160,000 and each
ehased a Mingle pair of foxes. Today one had to ba accounted tor before the
he haa 75 pew of silver foxw. His studio could be closed tor the night. -
farm is considered one of tbs most
auccessful tn the Northwest. AU of
Many a returning soldier has vowed
his animals are registered.
he would never "look a bean in the
We feel certain that
Mr. Haakina states that wonderful face" again as long as be lived. In
housekeepers win he inter*
interest la iwlng taken in this new and this respect he has nothing on Hob
moat profitable Industry In the North brook Blinn, star of Edwin Carewe’s
ested in oar offering of
west, and tbgt many people are awak­ production of "Tbe Bad Man,” a First
ening to the facts introduced by the National picture whiciv comes to the
the nationally advertized and
United Htatas government concerning Rialto theatre Friday and Saturday.
In one of tbe principal acenes In
the wealth to be made from tbsfie live
guaranteed e
diamonds.
"Tbe Bad Man.” Blinn, as Pancho Lo
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Mr. Haskins states that ho has sold pea, the bandit, eats dinner. As no
several pairs of pups to be delivered self-respecting Mexican bandit would
this fall, which shows the interest eat anything else tor lunch except
taken to secure the first seie<
____ __ of beans, Blinn was forced to eat them.
selections
Tills does not seem like a very tough
these valuable pearls of fur.
He is tie i-Hlegwl by inquiries, natur- Job, until it
U is
la considered .that
that Blinn
Bl
ally, but Mr.
dr. Haskins la glad to give' played
-. y.’ the role of Pancho Lopes
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any information he can about this new the stage for more than three solid
years and w « h forced to eat lieans
and attractive industry.
SHALL CONGOLEUM RUGS GIVEN
Tills foundation stock- Is aU direct once and aometlmes twice « day.
FREE WITH PURCHASE OF EVERY
from W. K. Rogers, of Charlottetown,
To make matters worse, during tbe
Prince Edward Island. Canada, who is filming of the picture he was appear­
ROOM SIZE RUG - NOTE LOW PRICE!
the largest individual breeder of silver ing in the stage play at tbe same time.
foxes in tbe world, having on his These days, counting the retakes of
ranches over 600 pairs of the highest the eating scenes, he sometimes had to
eat a plate of beans four times a day.
quality breeding foxes.
9x16 Gold Seal Congoleum Rug*«nd 8 18x36 rugs, only 922 95
There never was a soldier who was
Mr. Rogers owns the pioneer Dalton
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and Tuplin ranches and aU their foxes. HO heHrtUy Sick of beans as Holbrook
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Charles Dalton, now Sir Charles Blinn.
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Playing opposite Blinn are Jack
Dnltoa, who was a trapper and! fur
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trader of Prince Edward Island in 'Mulhall, Enid Bennett and Waitdr
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the silver fox and soon took in Mr.
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sociate of Dalton, and is now known that waa Rome's and is bringing Amer­
as the “Burbank of the silver fox," tor ica perilouriy close to the brink of
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6 ft.
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by the yard, per eq. yd, only
Jim Tuplin, by his original system of disaster,
8o avers Louis H. Chalif, famous
line breeding, has produced animals
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9 ft.
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and pelts that capsheaf the market tn Russian professor of dancing, who re­
price and admiration and hâve no cently arrived in this country.
A famous American author, hiding
rival.
Mr. Haskins is satisfied with his under the pen name of “Warner
strain that has for over one-third of Fabian,” agrees with him > and has
a century been building to tbe highest written a daring novel treating with
degree possible and states that as contemporary life, which points an
long as he is in this profitable business accusing Anger at modern society, its
he will not waste time and money on unrestraint and its abandon of the
the new so-called strains now sold conventions. —
Tbe American author declares that
everywhere. It took these pioneers
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yesrs to breed to this, their highest the spirit of jasz, hootch and cigarette
smoking women is undermining the
degree.
Mr. Haskins is their representative greatest of all institutions—the home.
tor Oregon, Washington and Califor­ His daring book, be said, was written
nia. Mr. Rogers says that In only a as a means of bringing America to its
tew yean great wealth win be realised a ens e s and to a realisation of its jass-
here from silver fox farming. Al­ mad. pleasure-craving course.
Phone 8411
A screen version of this daring, sen­
though the industry is new here many
people are awakening to the facta in­ sational story is to be shown Sunday,
troduced by the U. 8. government con­ Monday and Tuesday at tbe Rialto
cerning the wealth to be made from theatre.
“Ftamlng Youth” is a First National
these live diamonds.
In the last live months silver fox picture; and a photoplay which has
attend aeMlons here and end their
pelts have advanced 50 per cent, been the basis of sermons. Its-vivid
meeting with • banquet at the Colum­
which should be an encouragement to interpretation is in the hands of a
bia Gorge, hotel. Bunday will be spent
the beginner. Mr. Haskins receives brilliant cast including Colleen Moore,
in motor toura over the Mount Hood
inquiries nearly every day from all Milton Sills, Elliott Dexter, Myrtle
Loop highway and other scenic points
Stedman, Sylvia Breamer, Betty Fran­
sections of the Northwest. ■
Hood River has always enjoyed tbs
in the mld-Oilumbia.
cisco, Phillips Smalley, Walter Mc-
reputation end good fortune of having
Oregon registered a most insistent
Grall, Ben Lyon and others.
a group of business men and citlsetis desire for Calvin Coolidge for tbe
Christian and Mesisnary Alliance
The blood-thirsty members of the who were always eager to work for presidency. President Coolidge swept
the
good
of
the
community.
The
the
state,
receiving
over
60,000.
more
The
Christian and Missionary Alli­
Coo Coo Clan give "Torchy" a harrow­
Cliamtwr of Commeri-e information votes than Hiram YT. Johnson. Iow- ance had a Imptismal service Sunday
ing experience in "Torchy’s Ghost,” booth
la a good example of thia.
den led tbe Republican ticket for vtee afternoon at Koberg's beach. The fol­
which is on tbe program of tbe Rialto
The Tum-A-Lum I .umber company president.
v
lowing persons were baptized: Mr.
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theater next Wednesday and Thurs­
and
the
Emry
Lumber
A
Fuel
company
Without opposition. McAdoo and and Mrs. Jacob Horn, L. Horn, Mrs.
Editor Glacier:—It was with no day. But "Torchy” comes out on top,
furnished the materials for the build­ Berry received the Democratic nom­ Kiser. Mr. Clark,- Mr. and Mrs. Earl
small amount of pleasure that I picked an is usual with the lovable office boy ing at cost. E. R. Holbrook, contract­
up on my desk this morning a copy of When he is Inspired by the opportunity or and builder of wide experience, who ination for presidency and vice pres­ Mansfield, Mr. Donaldson. Mr Brigga,
,
Mr. Downing and daughter, Alleen,
The Glacier of April 24. I poured of winning extra favor from "Vee,” is now making his home in Hood Riv­ idency.
Chas. L. McNary's big vote, more, Mrs. Dewey Zwvigart, Henry Zwei-
over the columns of the paper and his a we«-1 heart.
er, and Oscar Shear, well known
was surprised at tbe amount of news
After a glimpse of a akating party painter of this city, who painted the than 20,000 greater than his nearest gart, Clarence Zweigart, Frank Smith,
It contained for me even though I had which is long enough to see "Torchy" kiosk, contributed their work at a opponent. Geo. L. Baker, was an out­ Maurice Fagaly, June Hicks. Gladys
standing feature of tbe election.
Hicka. Ar vesta Redmond. Evelyn Gra­
not been actively in Hood River for rejected cruelly when he appeals to very nominal figure.
N. J. Sinnott will again represent ber, Margaret liaru, Floyd Holman.
several years. It seems that one of •‘lee’s” father for consent to marry
The painting on the north end of
our trucks had met with some difficul­ her, the picture turns to more serious the building is the work of P. L. Man­ eastern Oregon in Congress. He de­ Donald Kirk, Anita Spencer, Charles
ty in Hood River and the paper was affairs than skating outings. The Coo ser. who also was largely responsible feated Geo. T. Cochran by a major­ Donaldson and Francis Donaldson.
ity of 4,831. Harvey Graham, who Rev. Kirk officiated assisted by E. M.
Cod Clansmen are threatening to kid­ for the design of the booth.
sent describing tbe accident.
has been Democratic candidate for liolmap.
W. P. Kirk, Pastor.
I received my L. L. B. degree from nap “Vee," and they have her father
tbe office for the (test 10 years, was
tbe university at the close of tbe fall very much disturbed.
Library Nstes
again nominated. Ralph W. Swagler,
"Torchy" frames up a kidnaping
Two Climb Hood
quarter, took the bar examination in
The library for April loqned 3,640 however, lost out by a very small vote.
January and was then admitted. which will not scare “Vee" at all, be­
H.
L.
Davis
and E. A. Dilley, of
Attorney General Van Winkle de
Since that time I have been with the cause site knows all about it in ad­ volumes. The average daily circula­
Odell, made the season's flrst ascent
feated
Robert
B.
Kuykendall.
tion
was
136.
The
largest
daily
cir
­
vance,
but
which
is
intended
to>send
Automobile Club of Washington, hav­
Judge Belt won over Judge Knowles Of Mount Hood from the north side
ing been placed at the head of their the 81<>.f*«> reward offered by her culation reached 246. The increase
for the Republican nomination for su­ Saturday. Unaccompanied by a guide,
over April, 1823, was 435 volumes.
legal department the first of thia father to “Torchy."
Gifts for the month were: “Tbe preme court. J. D. Mickle and H. H. they made the top In reeord time, al­
But the real Coo Coos come riding
month. We have -a membership of be­
though no life line is in place up the
tween 8,000 and 10,000. It is my job down the road that very evening, and Young Crusader,” a year’s subscrip­ Corey were nominated respectfully for steep chimney for the last 1,000 feet.
to give legal advice to all members on because "Torchy” and “Vee” think the tion, and “The Union Signal." a year's state dairy and food commissioner and The men left Mr. Davla’-'raneh by au­
automobile law as well as to look after masked figures are their friends tbe subscription, W. C. T. U. “Just Da­ public service comniiaaloner.
tomobile at 4.30 a. m. Leaving tbe
Clansmen meet with no opposition in vid,” "The Breaking Point" and “In
the legislative program of the club.
«■ar at Homestead inn, they walked to
Bar Meeting in September
“In
The delegation which has attended running off with “Vee." whom they His Htepa,” Mrs. Rebecca Fry;
Coopers spur up the base hogback be­
the University of Washington from take to a dreary, big old bouse on a His Image." Mrs. Amanda Whitehead;
Judge Wilson, president of the Ore­ tween Rand canyon and Ttlly Jane
Hood River high school has made a hill. "Torchy" is confident of the re­ "A Compilation of the Message and gon State Bhr association, and Cspt. «■reek. Tbe men were back at the
very good name for tbemaelver around ward, but when the young “hero” gets Papers of the Presidents,” Carl H. Wilbur, member of the executive Odell ranch by 6.30 p. m.
these parts. George Bragg has done into tl>e deserted house he finds, not Vaughan ; “Taxation.” McMillan A committee, who returned Monday from
Mr. Davis says that the «now on the
exceptionally well. Ha is a member of his friends, but a band of Coo Coos. Co. ; "People's Corporation,” Bonis Eugene, where they met with members mountain at present la no
Liveright
Co.
;
National
Geographic
And
those
Coo
Coot.certainly
lead
him
Beta Gamma Sigma honorary business
of ths bar of Lane, Benton. Polk. hi usually encountered in
magasine, 8 copies, Mr. Spencer.
fraternity and is one of the most pop­ a merry c I ishc for a few minutes.
Linn and Douglas counties, stated that
New
hooka
received
are:
Garstin,
Johnny
Hines
make«
in
this
picture
ular men of his class. Besides thia he
Willamette valley lawyers are display­
Owls
’
House;
King,
Happy
Islra;
Tar
­
the
moat
of
an
idea
which
has
not
has worked his wg_v through school
ing a keen interesj in the apnual con­
and la assistant manager of tbe Pack­ been used before in Torchy Comedies, kington, Midlander ; Wilson, Some­ vention, which wHl lie lield at The
The weekly meeting of the Seiohe
ard Seattle company. He attended and, with the support of a good cast, where at Sea and Other Tales.
Italics and Hood River In September. Camp Fire waa held Monday evening
the national convention of Pal Upsllon provide« real n muse inent.
The first day, a Friday, will be at the library hall. Topics diacuKM-d
or Spiralis corsets, Mrs. Fred Howe, spent in The Dalles. -The following
last year. He was also sent to Detroit
were: ‘-Plana for Grand Council Fire”
The shows of Wednesday and Thurs­
Cascade ave. Phono 2464.
m8tf
by. the Packard people to study their
Saturday the visiting delegates will and “Saturday Morning Hike.'
iflant there. George will graduate this day will be for tbe benefit of the Dis­
June. Tom Scott has made quite a abled Veteran's Fuad of the Women’s
name for himself In school as a base- Auxiliary of the American Ioglon. In
tall pl teller. He ‘ is now on ’
the squad addition to “Torakff’s Ghost." the pic­
will
make his
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. letter this year. He tures will be “The Light that Failed"
lias also done well scholastically. He and “Among the Miming." See special
la a member of Alpha Kappa Psi hon­ story for the last named thrilling
orary ImaliKwa fra tern Uy. Roos Collie seven-reel digest.
is in his senior year here. He is on
The Dalles Te Be Invaded
the varsity track squad and la a very
popular man around school. Byron
Plan* of Hood River county grange
lane is In bis second year. He made members call for an attendance in ex-
Ills numerals last year rowing number ccm of SOU Hood River day at the an­
•lx in the flrst frosh boat. He is a lit­ nual state grange convention, to be
tle green for varsity but will undoubt­ held at The Dalles, June 3-6. inclu­
edly make his letter liefore be gets sive. Hood River day will be ob­
through. Coach Edmonson, of the served the final day of the session.
track team, tells me he expects great A committee of Hood River Pomona
things of Paul Friday one of these grange, composed of A. I. Mason, A.
days.
G. Wing and G. A. Weber, was ap-
While in school I waa a member of 1 minted to stimulate an Interest in
the Oval club upperclassmen's honor The Dalles junket.
society, Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity,
and Sigma Nu social fraternity. I
Card of Thanks
also sang on tl?e glee duh for two
We
wish
to extend our moot sincere
y«4«rs and nerved one year on tbe
and heartfelt thanks to our many
hoard of control.
I thought perhaps some of the people kind frlenda for their amlatance dur­
in Hood River might be interested In ing the recent iUneoo and death of our
whst their sons were doing in a for­ beloved wife and mother.
Robert Leasure.
eign state, and seeing the old rdlaltle
Telephone 3631
Mrs. John Hook.
llood River Glacier. I decided to try
Mrs. Donald Drtbyahire,
my hand nt reporting. Hoping that
”
■ - Mrs. J?"H. Keoiing.
all is well in your fair city,
Miss Eva Loasure.
I remain.
William Leasure.
David Lee Spaulding
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Ford Track for RSM
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