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HOOD RIVER, OREO
THURSDAY, AÜGÜST 28, 1924
WATER SPORTS
TO BE FEATURE,
Special Saturday Only
August 30th
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Mow
often 1 think of the
e of mv
mother. During those six mouths we
were on lite road she sookm! over a
eaittpflrc the
for thre. adults
and three children. Ooastai nti y she
»»> in danger, she and her children.
At any monkent the mln tnlgiu i>e
beset by Indiana. That* Store hgtd-
shlpe and disease to.contend With
How many unmarked grates a»e
strewn aerose ths old “•oscired • wag
on trail, graves in which countless
heroea and heroines lie resting tui
tie« reaurn«»tlon day?
pnrr WITH EACH 50c PURCHASE OF
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Borient Liquid Antiseptic
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KRESSE DRUG COMPANY
Fountain Service—Coo) and Refreshing. '«
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We will be moved into our
new building next Tuesday,
September the 2nd, and the
public is cordially invited to
attend an informal opening
in the evening from 7 to 9
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BUTLER BANKING COMPANY
Tree
Props
Standard 1x2 Rough
or cut to specifications
We deliver pro
Member Federal Reserve System
Can Your Tomatoes
NOW!
While they are plentiful and ripen
on the vine. Many of our customer*;
have been depending <j»n our advice
for years.
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We can supply you now at the
right price.
The 20th Century Truck Farm
J. H. KOBERG, Proprietor
EMR Y LUMBER & FUEL CO
Everything To Build Anything
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
Starting Saturday, we are
giving away
FREE
WATERMELONS
A WHISTLE PENCIL
NON-IRRIGATED
with each purchase of
School Supplies
Fine Sweet Flavor and
Medium Sized
Now on sale at your dealers.
Icnorzsl
f. THE DALLES CO-OP. GROWERS
Tablets, Pencils, Erasers, Note
books, Composition Books,
Drawing Pads, Inks, Crayons,
Prang’s Water Colors,
Waterman’s Fountain Pens,
Eversharp Pencils, Etc
GET YOUR WHISTLE PENCIL
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HOOD RIVER DRUG CO
FOUNTAIN SERVICE—^-LADIES’ REST ROOM
SQUIBB QUALITY
Acquatic sports will be rampant at
The Butler Banking Co. —«t 'Dtae-
the I-abor Dey carnival to be held
day will celebrate the near quarter-
under Joint auspices of the Knights
eeiitury ntark of its existence to
of Pythias band and Hood River
H« hm I River by entering that day ite
Post, American Legion.
handsome new stone home. Just com-
ph«l«l at the cormr ot Third and
Th»« pres» agent of the combined
’>ak streets. An Informal reception
committee had reached ibis point
for th»« public will be held et the
in the story when Vau Gladden and
new building« from aeren to ate«*
Geo. Zolia, looking over his shoulder,
o'clock Tuesday morning.
suggested tikat the word, "acquatic”
Tlte new Itome of tbe Butler Bonk
might be too complex.
has been characterized aa the haud-
Houuds too much like a duck.”
Homeet and most conveniently ar
«aid George.
ranged linnk In Oregon outside of
“That's just what we want,' coun
Portland.
It ia built of sandstone
tered Van. "Ii ft it going to be a
from the Wilkinson quarries
water event? Acquati«« or ducks go
Taoiuua,
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with me.
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being used In the new capital build
And
to proœrt, the program
Mld-Oolnmbla pioneers, those who ing at Olympia. * Th* intorfoe of the
will Include every form of water
have
registered at the "
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Hood
River structures to fintobed tn Botticlno
athletice that haa ever been devised.
■kkarbte. Imported from Italy
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There will ike fancy diving, swimming Gterier office to receive complimen was uaetl in matching
thfo marble,
tary
tickets
to
"The
Covered
Wagon/'
races. Jousting bouts and a plump
famed
the
world
over
as the finest
purse will be placed at the end ef a will be honor guests /nt Manager Koi- of finishing material.
Tltose who
stad of the Rialto theatre at the
greased pole, which will extend hori-
have
viewed
the
in mom of the
zontally over the water. Tt> gather Tuesday Lunch clnb next Tuesday. hank have reutarksd at ths
in the coin, the contestant must shin The luncheon «trill be held at the Mt. kkkalutaiued in matching the plrnsa to
ont the pole and then shin back Hood hotel, the oldest estuhitohetl obtain a waterline. The marble car
again. It to safe to say that many buainetM in the city. The Glacier will ries enough of a brown color to make
of those who are avaricious will take be host to the pioneers following th« it restful. C. J. Wake, who did the
luncheon at a theatre party at the
an unwelcome plunge Into the water» Rialto, when the pioneers will live interior decorating, pateted the walla
Tbs Jousting bouts deserve a spe
over again the strenuous and trying and ceiling with juat enough of the
cial paragraph. The contestants will
mottled brown color to blend In har
be <m rstoed platforms on caaoee or days when immigrants were treking moniously with the marble. -• "
boats. Each will be accompanied by across the limitless plains to tbe
April 4. 1900. Leslie Butler and bto
great Oregon country.
a rowing itartner, Uto pilot as it
It to anticipated that the lundt s>n. Truuutn Batter, who bad for
were. They will approach each other
merly resided la The Dallee, where
from across the Stanley R»H-k lagoott ilub UMM-tlng will prove <»ne of the they were In huslueoa, opened the
and try to knock each other into the most Interesting'of recent date. Mre. flrat bank tn Rood River nnder the
Kototad will be present to play some
water with huge lances with padded
firm name, Butler A Oompany, bank
points. These coutests will be prin of the old tunes that the ¡d»>n<«era ers. In 1900 the bustaeae wm teens-
sang around their campfires.
Rev.
cipally Iketween teams composed of Troy
Rhelley, who always enlivens porated hr th«« Butler Banking Com
army and navy ex-service men. The
pioneer
gatherings with solos and pany sod operated under a state
army men declare they are going to
At
whose
voice
carries a volume of mel charter until November, 191T.
show the naval veterans that they
this time, In response to a call of tbb
ody
despite
*the
fact
that
he
to
con
are modem day exponents of the
PreaMent of the I’hitad Mates, the
sport originated in the days when siderable past the age of three score bank became a member of the Fed
and
10
years,
will
sing,
according
to
“Knighthood was In Flower."'
Judge eral Rseerve Bysteta. The bask te
A company of professional swlm- arrangements being made.
now operating under both federal
mere from the Multnomah Athletic Howe, for many years a leading and state supervision with the tal
club will come here labor Dey to spirit among tnld-Coluiubia pioneers, lowing directorate:
Lesite Butter,
rhow the local folk fancy swimming to helping to arrange the program.
The pioneers of the valley who Anted* M. Rfolth. M. ft. McCarty,
and diving. Koberg's Beach has won
Truman Butter and C. H. Vaughan.
a Aorth west wide repntatlon as the have registered with The Glacier Lsrtto Butler,
best fresh water beach on the Pacific have been asked to gather at the Mt. who Is chat
coast. (tohforntons who have tried Hood hotel at 11.4A g. m. next Tues- l>etter known
Immediately before lunch they
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its cool depths have voiced praise ■lay.
any other
will post* fpr a picture.
of it.
It la anticipated that large crowds
from White Ha I mon, Wash.. Mosier
and other mld-Columbto points will
be present. The program will begin
promptly at 11 o'clock. Everyone la
welcome to bring a huge hamper of
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hmch. These who do not case to
; m .
Next Sunday the Hood River •'redth
fuss with the electric range, ths oil
Ovafou
an, win forward » record shtaqigfr A.
trf^'ice rtouw. for an not edr3K
rater, may purchase their sate at
stands that will l»e maintained with shipment. A total of 123 gallons of| member of the advisory boat* af ths
the frozen refreshments of the focal
lots of< chnck on the grounds.
Doernbpcher
Doernhecber Memorial Hospital for
The K. P. hand Will I* on the cooperative comvni will be forward Children.
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ed
to
Bend,
where
it
will
be
utilised
grounds the entire day, and constant
Truman Butler, who baa taken a*
concerts will be played by the well by the Brooks-Branlotr and Bbevlln- active part in Hood River mnnlctp«
Hlxon lumber eoinpanles at a picnic
known musicians.
and county affairs and who hag
Monday night a dance, nnder Joint dinner to be served to their employes.
(Ifontlnnsd on laat pace)
auspices of the two organisations, The big picnic for the lumber mill
will be held at the Pythian temple. and logging employee ia an annual
event of the lumber concerns. The
The dance will begin at 9 o'clock.
recurrence of warm days has stimu
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lated the ice cream buaipeaa mater
ially, according to Manager Black,
who now reports that the creamery's
Bales average 2(0 gallons per day.
The order for the Ice cream was
National Defense Day, catted for
re»«elved through C. A. Plath, former Reptember 42, In » niurtUMHtliii af
focal resident, who now operates the
To Rev. Troy Shelley, pioneer min Owl Pharmacy at Bend. Hood River the noble work of th* American nrtny
ister of the Odel) district. "The Cov received the order for quality, al at St. Mlhfei and to gfi* a farvwuR
ered Wagon" probably baa a greater though Portland creameries quoted a honor to General Pershing, Who' w-
cause at his age. M years, will auto
significance than to any man tn the lower price.
matically retire from the service that
Hood River valley. Mr. Rhelley, at
“I want the Hood River folk to
the age of three years, accompanied know," wrote Mr. Plath', “that I am dky, la creating en h rtd rr nbie Inter art
tn Hood River. Judge Georg*. B.
his parents over the pieinn In a wagon ►till a Hood River booster,"
Caatner Is a member of a state com
train. It was the year 1MH when the
mittee appointed by Gov. Pierce to
intrepid family net ont from Rt. Jo
make ready for the event. The local
seph. Mo„ and made the Slow and'
National Guard unit. Company, C,
tedious Journey to the Rnnke river
will mobilise for the «toy, and aD
and thence to The Dalles. The Jour
ritlsena who have had military exper
ney requited more than nix months.
ience have been asked to affiliate with
Mr. Rhelley was no interested in
the company for the day. The Irten
the old road khat was taken by the
Prof. L. B. Olliaon. whose duties aa can Legion Post has urged an of Ms
pioneers to the great Oregon country county school anfsTlntendent will end
members to Join the guard company
that be drove his horse and buggy when he has completed supervision of
several ream ago around the south the annual industrial school fair to for Defense Day.
National Defense Day has been ap
side of Mount Hood In order to nee be held at the high school Ratnrday. proved by the Orand Army. The fol
again the old Barlow trail and th* Heptemher 13. says that preparations lowing was printed In a recent issue
famed Laurel hill. Despite his ten l*eing made by all schools of the val
of the National Tribune:
der age. R*v Rhelley rememhem dis ley lndUatc a successful erent thia
Whereas the President of tbs Unit
tinctly the day he walked with his year. Exhibits by boys and girls en
mother down th* steep hill, while the gaged in club work as well as indi ed Htates has designated Heptembor
men lowered the wagons. It was so vidual exhibits, it is anticipated, will 12, 1924. as National Defense Day and
Steep that- trees were tied onto the exceed in number those of former has requested the cooperation of all
patriotic citteena in a Voluntary pea»
wagons to hold them back.
years. Prof. Gibson expects some dis
“Nobody wiU.beUeye today-that we plays of potatoes from the Upper Val time demonstration for bom* defense,
took wagons down that steep hili," ley that will probably carry off hon in coinpiiance with th* spirit and pur
aald Mr. Rhelley. "The mply way It ors at the state fair and 1’aciftc In pose of the Natidnal Defense Act of
1920; and
can be proven to them tn to take ternational Livestock exposition.
Whereaa it has come to the atten
them over th* route and shpw them
Two Imya and two girls, who re
where the wheels of the wafhna that ceive highest rating In their clnb tion of the Grand Army of the Re
carried the household goods of the work at the fair, will l>s given free public, in National Encampment ae-
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amnbled, _ through
pioneers Into Oregon cut their marks trips to the state fair.
wise, that there ia organised opposi
into the rocks. Indeed, to. thia day.
tion on the part of certain pacifist or
although In places trees nearly two
ganizations and individuate to thia
feet in diameter are standing ip the
National Defense Day: and
center of the rohd. one may see
When«« this opiHwition la the re
where the locked wheels of the wag
sult of misconception and misrepre
ons. held back by large trees with
sentation mi the part of these psetfieto
their branches all on, cut deep
and pm-iflst organizations brought
gashes into the noil.”
Judge Fred W. Wilson, president of slxmt either through Ignorance of the
Rev. Rhelley believes that the state
and federal government should take the Oregon State Bar Association, history of our military operations 1»
some action to mark out laurel hill. was here from The Halles Monday the past or a deliberate effort ,to rea
In order that the modem generation, and with District Attorney Baker and der our country defenseless and a
the motoring generation, which next Attorney Haslett made final arrange prey to other nations or internal
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year will travel tn thousands over ments for the tsinqnet of the annual strife; and
Whereas it is conceived hy the
the Mount Hood I»op highway, may convention of the association' at the
be able to comprehend aomewhat the Coinmbla Gorge hotel Haturday even Grand Army of the Republic, in Na
courage of their ancestors, who biased ing. Beptemlwr 21). The sessions of tional Encampment ass emb l ed , to he
the trails with their covered wagons the bar association Heptember 1* will the duty of every American citlaen
and settled an empire. Mr. Rhelley he in The Dalles. An afternoon ses to uphold and defend the constitution
plana on taking the motor trip sion of the final day will be held at .of ths United Rtatee and all laws
peened In conformity thereto and to
around the mountain over the Loop the Columbia Oorge hotel.
Judge Wilson anticipates a success tov* and defend Ids country agntnet
highway at an early date. He says
Promineat members all enemiea whomsoever at all times
he la looking forward to It aa one of ful convention,
the moat interesting trips he has of the her from Washington and and in all emergencies; Now, there
British Columbia will be In attend- fore,
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. ever taken.
Be it resolved. That the Grand
I "When I was a boy." aaya Mr. ance. '•■•«
Army of the Republic hereby heartily
, Rhelley. “I was reared In an atmon-
, phere that found Its sensations in Taft Distributing The Daliea Helens Indorse the National Defense Day and
dlacnaalon of the trip acrons the •‘ Hood River grocers ars now being commend the President of the united
fin
plains.
In the evening time when supplied with Wasco watermelons Htates in his SUS
the work was don*, when pioneer steadily. The Dalles Co-operative against those [
nelghltora were seated around the Growers having established a distrib tested to him against this d
Be it fjn-th.r resolvdd.
great flreplace, where the nine logs uting station with the Taft Transfer
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Every dealer In the county now Grand Army of the
crackled, the ip»«n and women both <lo.
and
pledges'its support to the Presi
Invariably told of those days when baa a stock of the luscious melons
they were ont on the almost limitlean from the non-lrrigated tracts In the dent of the United States and all
expanse of the plains, plodding slow neighltoring county. It la anticipated others in authority to make the Na
ly but surely to the Oregon country. that the consuniption of The Bailee tional Defense
They little knew how their stories at melons will l>e 100 i»r cent heavier patriotic demon
a later date would thrill mankind. than any former year.
LOCAL ICE CREAM
GOING TO BEND
NATIONAL DEFENSE
DAY GEIS APPROVAL
REV. SHELLEY RE
CALLS WAGON TRIP
EXCELLENT SCHOOL
FAIR IS EXPECTED
PREPARATION MADE
FOR BAR MEETING