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HOOD HIVER 4TB MT. HMD HOP WAS SUCCESSFUL Mias Delta Bowerman left Saturday for a motor trip to Ontario, where •be will be a guest at a summer camp at Blue Mountain Springs. From there she will proceed by train to Rupert Ida., to visit relatives and ---- v— L-H . Rggert. Fred Egjfert and Otto Ehrck returned to.. Bend Saturday, to resume their work. Elmer Eggert, of-the sales force of Eggert-Young, A Friday-Saturday, July 11-12 C<£. of Portland, accompanied them to Reud, where lie will spend hl* vacs- lou. Miase« Huth Young and Maude Leininger, of PortlauiJ. »peat the week end at the home of Miss Young's par Piepenbrink and ents, Mr and Mrs. B. T. Young. ~ A great Paramount picture Arthur Tompkin« was down from K. L. House and Mrs. Heathcoat«, Betid to s]M*ud the Fourth with his of St. Petersburg, Fla., arrived at Telephone Girl, No. 11 parent«, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tomp the House ranch laat week. Mra. kins. E. L. House and her slater-in-law, successful NEWS— TOPICS -FABLES Miss Goldie Hodge and Bernhard Mra. Elmer House, of Boston, stopped Krohn, Jr„ of Newberg, spent several to tour the Yellowstone national park days receutly as guests in the home and will arrive In Hood Rivet thia (Continued from flrat page) week. Dr, House expects to leave| of Mr. and Mrs. B. Krohn. I of flour, by Kelly Bros., Frasier Gro- John M c K h . v and «on and daughter, soon for a short Chautauqua engage I eery, Gross' Cash «tor« and Taft of Portland, joined Mrs. McKay for ment in Philadelphia and will then I Transfer Co; eight tsinnds <»f coffee, the week end ns guests of Mr«. D. W. tie Joined by his twin brother. Dr. I three by Bsrlgu A Sou. two by L. H- Penes.— ---------------- —, — -------- - ------ Elmer Hous*, of Boston. and they I Huggins and three by Vincent A will come west for the summer. Shank; bog of stationery, by Heights Fred Walters, of Corvallis. 1« visit Dr. E. House will preach at I I Oinfectiunery ; two-pound can of bak- ing in Odell n* the guest of Harry Pine Grove church at 11 o ’ clock next lyid lxi^l* Plog. lag powder by Kerrigan Grocery; gal- Sunday morning. Let’s go and hear I lion of oil by Interstate Motor Co.; Elsie 'feniltli was a visitor In the n g<M»d sermon and postpone that Sunday, Only, July 13 <ase of soda pop by Ilood River Vine home of Mr and Mr«. Nels Hagen ptcnle till another time. gar Co.; eversliarp pencil. Book A over the week end. Art Store; two oil paintings. M. H. 8. The supreme spectacle of Harold Hagen was nt home Co.; flS aaerchaii<ii*e orders, Paris Fourth. Fair and J. C. Penney Co.; 92 laun all times Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weinheimer, of dry work order. Columbia laundry; Mr. and Mr». (VH. Hill entertained Salem, were gu.^ts of L. C. and Mr. over the week end Mr. Hill’s nephew, 95 order. Hood River Laundry Co.; and Mrs. A. L. •Weinheimer last week. Claude Fike, and family, of Portland; auto vage, Mt. Hood Motor Co.; pair Ernest Gramse, of Ontario, was a also Mr. Fike's fiither nnd mother, of silk hose, Gertrude Hat Shoppe; gnest In the home of Mr. and Mrs. who are out frdm Waterloo, Iowa, pair of silk socks and tie, J. G. G. E. Bowerman last week. spending the summer with their non Vogt; 92 merchandise order, Pacific Power A Light Co.; two-year sub The ladies of the community are In Portland. invited to attend an educational lec Mra. Lewis and daughter, Mary, scription to Glacier, Hood River Gla ture and demonstration of aluminum and son, Walter, left Saturday for cier ; pair of keds, Johnson shoe ware next Wednesday.at 2.30 p. tn. in Rockaway beach, wtiere they wiU store; order for one cleaning of suit, the M. E. church basement. James spend some time with Mrs. Lewis* Hpanldlng*» T«il<>r Shop; towel bar, Hood River Plumbing Co.; 91 mer Johnson, a student of the University mother. chandise order by Warren Truck line; of Oregon, will speak. The Ladies' Mrs. G. A. Hoffmann’s nephew and Four Indictments were returned A big massive production pro Aid will have charge of the afternoon. his wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Ber Waffles and coffee will be served to sanous of Portland, spent the week Tuesday by tlie grand jury against duced with unbelievable lavish all present. Alvin Andhswx Cascade Lock* youth, end With Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmann. ness. i Archie McKeown. who has been The Fourth they motored to Lost on charge of bootlegging. Geo. Kea- confined in the Good Samaritan hos lake for the day, and spent Saturday wii-k, held to the grand jury by a cor oner's jury last spring as a sequence pital tn Portland as a result of an and Rniiday at Cloud Cap Inn. to the death of Charles Tusten. Rain operation for appendicitis, has suffi Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hickson and ciently recovered to have been re daughters, Geraldine and Eileen, the ier imy. ktHeil when dragged from an antomoMle st Cascade Locks, was in- moved to the home of his parents at A and little Robert, Jr., of Port dicted for alleged driving while in Gresham. It is expected that Mr. twin land, spent ille week end at Oakleigh, Andrews was arrested McKeown will be able to return home the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. toxicated. while the coroner's inquest over the in the near future. Sylveoter. death of yonng Tusten was in prog Announcements at the M. E. church Harold Tubbs, of Molalla, spent the ress and charges were made that are as follows: Bunday school at 10 past week at Moesacre*. liquor for a party attended by the a. m. Peaching at 11 o’clock by Rev. Members of th« Central Vale and vletlns of the fatal motor accident W. 8. Glriser. Epworth League at celebrated was fnrniohed by Andrew*. Monday-Tuesday, July 14-15 7.15; the topic. “The Great Theme of Willow Flat communities way«. Ray Gentry was Indicted for assault Mr. the Bible.” At 8 o’clock W. A. Baker, the Fourth in various and Mrs. O. II. 11111 and Bobbie, with and battery, it having been alleged of Portland, will lecture. the M. M. Hills, spent the day ou that be split the chin of Guy Easterly THOS. MEIGHAN in Mr. and MYs. McGuire, of Hood the Little White Salmon In Washing- in a dance hall brawl. E. C. Dera, River and Mr. and Mrs. Poul Hansen ton. The Furrow* spent the day in of Cascade I-ocks. following indict were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. town. L. A. Roberta and family en ment. pleaded guilty to assault of C. Krohn last Friday. tertained neighbors and friends from B. Fields, a neiglilmr. and was Ant'd Wednesday Dr. Estelle Ford-Warner Hood Itlver at their own home. The 9101». The fight resulted over a line held a clinic at the grammar school. Mosses and their guest spent the day fence. It was alleged. llayeo L. Bickford was foreman of Mrs. II. L Bickford was in charge of with the Sylvesters and their guests arrangements. at Oakleigh. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Og- the grand jury. Other members were: There is to be a summer camp es <ien and family entertained the John Peter Barger. Bruno Frans, J. 8t. J. tablished tn Washington for the Boy Duckwall family, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Benedict, Frank Corwin, E. A. Brown Scouts the flrat and second weeks In Arena and family, Mrs. Duckwall, and B. E. Cobb. August. All the boys who are Boy from Indiana, and Mrs. Neisler, from Scouts may take advantage of the op Odell, at a garden picnic at their portunity of attending. A charge of home. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Faw- 95 will be made for each Scout for bush and family were in Portland. the two weeks In camp. The com Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chevron and mittee In charge plans to let the boys Evelyn, Chester Chevron and wife. from the country fnrnish food which Mr. and Mra. Frank Chevron and will be credited against the 95. Be L. A. Chapman and wife «pent the Oregon dairy cattle are In demand side the Scout official* there win be day at Herman creek. W. W. Gilker- to All large order» from California aon and family «pent the evening at special instructors in physical train (dairymen and farmers who suffered ing nnd swimming. Leesons in life the home of Mr. Gllkenou'a father, losses In the recent epidemic of foot Frank Gilkerson. saving will be given. Those boys and mouth disease that swept more planning to attend should communi Mr. and Mra. than 50.000 head Into the slaughter cate with Rev. Gleiser before July lfl. spi-ut a couple of trenches. California growers are buy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mercer and the home of Mr. Duke's cousin, Mr*. ing cooperatively under the univer daughter, of Portland, spent the week Henry Chevron, and Mr. Chevron. sity extension service with W. H. Mr. and Mra. H. K. Davenport went Regan, chief of dairying at the Davis A howling burlesque of the race end at the A. H. Weinheimer home. ' . Mr. and Mra. M. Hawthorne re to Portland Thursday where they farm, in charge. tracks with Stan Laurel Tlirough it* director Paul V. Maris, turned Monday from a 300-mile motor «pent several days on a business trip. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Sheppard spent the extension service of the Oregon trip, which Included Tillamook. Can non Beach, Seaside and most of the the week ehd visiting Mrs. Shep Agricultural College has been «ski'd to help locate stock for sale and up larger lieach resorts. They report the pard's parent« in Portland. The county country through that vicinity as moat Mrs. Bernice West came np from to the qua 11 flcat Iona. prosiH-rona looking with promise of Portland to spend, the Fourth at the agents will help owners of such stock excellent crops. home of Mr. and Mra. Frank Gliker- to get In touch with the California Mr. and Mra. Frank Cutler, of Port son, where her two little daughters market. P. M. Brandt, chief of dairying at land. nnd Mlns Lucy Cutler, of Pasi- have been visiting f«»r some time, dena. Calif., were in Odell for the The children accompanied her home the college station, has also been asktsl to lend a hand in locating own Saturday. Fourth and the week end. ers nf s,,<h Stock. The Mosses and Sylvesters, C. N. Davis, of Grants Pass. Is at Oregon dairy atock In general is the home of hie parents. Ills wife their guests, spent Saturday at able to meaaure wp to the standards, end family, who have spent several lake and Sunday plculcked about 30 and th«' «■owe in the cow-testing ««so weeks visiting here, will aceoni|>aiiy miles up the Issip highway. elation« show a consistent margin The American Legion presents Mr. Davis home. over the requirement of 300 pounds Wesley Club MreU Tonight Announcements at, the Union church of fat s year per cow. Many of the official pictures of the nro ns follows: Bunday sclusil al 11) The Wesley dub will meet tn the best Orepoa stock has also been tu n. m. Preaching at 11 o’clock by Rev. clulr recreation room at the Asbury berculin tested and found to be low <’. W Johnson. A baptlsmnl service M. E. church thia evening (Thursday) ia percentage of reactors. will follow the sermon. The service nt 7.30 p. m. Tlie club « open to Of nearly 50.000 cows tested by will 1« held in the same place as last hoys between the age« of 12 and 1«. the Oregon veterinary department and Bunday. There were two more addl Inclusive. A full attendance of mem the federal bureau of animal Indus tions last Wednesday evening. Rplcn bers Is desired a* well as all who try In cooparatloa with the extension <lld crowds have been in attendance. wish to iMHTime members of the club. service, fewer than 1% per cent re • 'hrlstian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Preach Victor C. Follenlns will be present acted. The Calfomla demand Is for ing In charge of Rev. Johnson at 8 and will direct the work of perfect cows tuberculin tested in herds under o'clock. Mid-week prayer meeting and ing the organisation. Reece Hath- state or federal supervision, and for Bible study at 8 o’clock Wednesday thorn will have charge of the pro cows In cow testing associations. If evening. . -■* not tn supervised herds each nnimal gram of physical activity. in the herd must be tuberculin tested The Ladiea’ Aid. of the Union and If more than 10 per cent react no ci, nrch, will meet at 2.30 next Thurs I*Mt Strawberries Shipped animal will be taken from the herd. day sftemoon at the home of Mra. Final shipments of strawberries Ou sera reporting stock for this sale A. N. Davis. were made by the Apple Growers are asked to give breed, number of Association Tuesday night, when fruit animals in each, average price, ami PINE GROVE from the Raid Butte ranch of E. C. other Items called for. High grade Owens wan forwarded by express. Holsti'lna and Guernseys are sought Tlie Association in now forwarding and probably later good Jerseys nnd packed blacltbcrrien, grown here, how Ayrshire«. A trainload is wanted at t ’ • ’ ■ ever. in limited quantities. Ilaap- lira. H. J. Graff are enter- tierries and loganberries are shipped first, and later several more will probably be called for. and Mrs. C. B. Severance. by grower« to canning concern«. Calif., and their „three Jane, Phyllis and liar- Band Concert Friday Night Tlie Knights of Pythian l«nd will give another coni-ert. Iieglnning at 8 The funniest comedy ever made with o'clock oil the courthouse lawn to more thrills than tne biggest drama. morrow night. Tlie band has gained widespread popularity with the con son. Roliert. of cert« and the automobile« of rural visiting the fam residents on concert night« line the Matinees and Evenings 35c-50c side« of Oak street for many blocks. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cooper came up over the Fourth holiday« for a visit with P. B. ¡Jiraway and family. Miss Adali Laraway was home over the Fourth from Oregon State Nor mal school at Monmouth. met A. llibliy, cowboy boxer from Other Fourth of Audrey and Loniae Cooper have eastern Oregon. iM-en visiting West Side friends the July bouts were: Geo. I .cater won over n younger brother of Blbby. past week. Social grange next Saturday even Whiteman and Smith gave a hugging Saturday>Sunday, July 12-13 ing with Mra. Meta Bi-obee in charge. match. Woody and Holt boxed to a draw. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Jarvis wish to J. Warren Kerrigan and a express their sincere thanks to their ; Growers Call For Help host of stars in • ink Grove and pine Grove neighbors Ranchers feared 1mm Saturday fof saving their berry crop. from -overripe raspberries. Mrs. J, Mr. and Mra. E. C. Brownlee, ac W. Ingalls, in charge of the Apple companied by Mrs. Bam Dennison, Grower* Aseocinthm employment were down from Seattle for the agency, i Reeking __ _ KM) lierry picker*, Fourth. found but V*<> persons willing to and Th n rada.v under auspices Mra. Alfred Bates, accomjmnled by work until Monday. ~ Regular crews local post. The picture« will show her mother, Mra. Marcy, left Moudny knocked off Thursday for three how the local legionnaire* worked for Portland to be with Mr. Bates day celebration. ha rd in Portland to hissit the Mount who is still seriously ill. Hood climb. . -. It _ in . expected tha£_titf - . E. J..Apgar Aiul family <4- Bort. plclurea win stimulate a TicalTnterest in tlie climbing party. At The Theatres S7>e RIALTO “The Next Corner” nvmconuiioNs RKISH PRICED ATA T owels SAVING! al! white er with “The Confidence OREGON DAIRY COWS HUCK TOWELS American Legion Convention Rose Festival BUSTER KEATON will deliver a M. E. church GROWERS who can deliver hours after picking are advised to DAY will give a CASH advance of as pears arrive at market THIS looks like a GOOD season for all PEARS. We handfed about ONE THIRD of all packed pears grown on the Pacific C om * laat season, and RESULTS OBTAINED in Hood River speak for themselves. BOXES and PAPER furnished PAUL McKERCUER, representing SGOBEL 4 DAY OFFICE OVER FRANZ’S STORE CALL MORNINGS.