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HOOD RIVER OLACIIlfiR. THUR8DAÏ, SEPTEMBER,'! 1, 1924
CLOUD CAP HOSTESS .
INJURED LAST WEEK L
f.
Mlns Barbara—Drum of Walla .
Wajla, hostess at Cloud Cap Inn the f
past summer, was injured at six •
o'clock Wednesday evening of last :
week when she was struck by a boul­
der on the side of Mount Hood. .Be­
cause of the «bock and exposure uf
remaining on the ice fields of the
high altitude Wednesday night the
motor journey Thursday to the local
hospital was decided against by pr,
V. R. Abraham, who was called to
attend the injured woman.
Cloud Cap Inn was dosed Tues­
day and Wednesday Miss Dnigs act
conijisuied Guide Moody and a party
of aasistanta to remove the lifelines,
extending from the summit down
1,<XM feet on this side of the peak.
The rock, nearly as large as « man’s
bead, hurtled down the near perpen­
dicular chimney, utilised by ascend­
ing fiartles approa<hlng the summit.
It struck Miss Drum on the lower
back. The force of the blow was so
great that shq yvas knocked from her
feet, übe wall roped to Guide Moody,
who was almost felled when she
slipped. For a minute it was feared
that both would plunge to certain
death over the precipitous ice fields.
Mr. Moody finally regained his foot­
ing and drew the young woman back
to safety.
A messenger was sent to the Inn
and a telephone call summoned the
doctor to the mountain. He was
met at the lun by J. Pemberton, who
accompanied him on the trail up over
Coopers Spur. Mark Weygandt and
Alva Hardman had heard of the acci­
dent and the two had preceded the
physician to Tie In Rock. Dr. Abra­
ham and Mr. Pemberton carried a
lantern on their hazardous climb over
the rocks of Coopers Spur. The wind,
which was blowing a freeaing gale
at the high altitude, extinguished the
lantern and they were unable to re­
light it. They groped their way in
darkness the last several thousand
feet. At Tie In -rock the two men,
who had no spikes in their shoea,
weye halted by (he bays icefleldh.
This,was st 3.80 '«. m. Guide Wey-
gandt and Mr. Hardman, however,
hastened on over the treacherous
Ice and succeeded in bringing Miss
Drum down to Tie In rock, and
thence, after an examination by the
doctor, she was hurried as fast as it
was possible to Cloud Cap.
IMiae Drumm, who was brought to
the local hospital Friday, is resting
welL
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TS
DEE
.$•> and Mrs. Phillip Pareber and
daughter* Frances and PhylMa, spaot
the week end with Mrs. Edna
l*»rci»e r.
.
*R>« Community, dub wUI meet with
Mrs. J. 11. Van Wlcklen a week from
today. I-a»t Thursday, after business
was over a most delightful afternoon
was spelt at progressive BOH. Mrs.
James* Wirrick and Mr«. Hoy Haale-
tiuo carried off first honors and Miss
Dqria Emmett and Mrs, J. H. Cren­
shaw were quite content with the con­
solation prize«. ?
Miss Thelma West aud Master
Ralph retn rued from Ubby. Mont..
Sunday.
Although Mias West en­
joyed her summer in Montana «he is
glad to be at home agalu.
•Mr. apd Mrs. James Wirrick enter­
tained tl>e Fortnightly club Saturday
night at progressive 000. Miss Doris
Emmett. Mrs. Wlrrlck's sister, was a
gtteet of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. David Eccles are
rycelvfhg eongjMitulatlfifls o|_ the ar­
rival of a fin* TO-pohnd boy at the
Cpmmuniiv hospital Wednesday,
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temlier 3
Every* ine Is glad when someone
makes g<sid. Sig. Nelson, who “sure
had a dandy voice” when he was a
youngster and was always willing to
help out when there was entertaining
to do, is- to be in Portland with the
Da Resiki- Singers in the Steers and
Coman concert series during the com­
ing
The fact that the a I navra
ar« using the name of their famous
tegcher proves their worth. Sigurd
Nelson Is a brother of N. E. Nelson,
assistant superintendent of the* Dee
mill.
Master Douglas Van Wlcklen, age
six, and a little Japanese friend got
to wondering last week what was
Just ariunnd the bend up the track.
Before they knew it they had l>een
going "just around the bend” till they
reached Parkdale. They spent the
nighty in a box car and were- re­
turned to anxious parents in the
morning. When interviewed on the
subject - Master Douglas declared he
did not find what he was seeking.
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CASCADE LOCKS
ONE BILLION MILES BEVONO EXPERIMENT”
Announcing the Jewett with New Colors
and Balloon Tire Comfort
O need to ask will Jewett serye
well—a billion miles’ service
has proved it for you!
Jewett’s Paige-built, 50 h.p. motor
is large-2036 to 40% larger than
usual in cars its size. At slow car
speed, Jewett’s motor pulls easily
through mud, spnd, and uphill in
high. 11 is not strained or overtaxed,
because it is of ample size. So it
stands up wonderfully.
N
cars. Extra deep frame; unusually
long springs; heavy duty axles.
These extra pounds mean longer
life.
■ Now, Lotus Blue bodies with
crimson stripings and Autumn Green
bodies with orange
- striping» give
Jewett new beauty,
And with balloon tires the always
comfortable Jewett now rides more
comfortable than ever.
There is a Billion Mile Jewett in
its bright new dress in our show«
rooms. Come in and see it i**»-»i
J. H. Reynolds and CL L. Maynard
hare bpened the White House barber
shop and jm > o 1 ball.
Mrs. D. Casciata spent last week
in The Dalles visiting her mother.
Jewett is extra strong in every
Mrs. E. II. Matheny.
part It weighs 2805 pounds—200 to
Mr. and Mra. C. Nordlund and
400 pounds more than comparable
daughter. Marie, and Arthur Shrader,
of Reedville, were visitors at the
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home of Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Roesen-
back
during
the
week.
COUNTY HEALTH NOTES
J. H. Martensen moved bis family
Public Health Nurae, M1 m Juliet A. into their nfcw home on the Colundila
Whitteker. Office hours! School day«', Hirer highway just esat of Cascade
8.30 to 9 a. m. ; Mondays and Fri- Ixx'ka laut week.
days, 4 to S p. m. ; Saturdays, 1 to S
___ ___ A. W.
... Meyer, of Cascade
Mrd.
P- m. Office hi Library building. Locks,
Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Wis-
Telephone 1413.
. tra
—
nd and Mrs. Daunie Yownle. of
Portland,
visitad with Mr. aud Mrs.
The Hood River chapter will be
live near Hiawatha, Kaa, and are
represented at ■ Red Cross confer- Oscar Ba<J¿1er in The Dalles over Bun- touring the west. Mr. Gilkeraon had
day.
enca in Portlond thia week by Juliet
they were
Ralph Kunkle has purchased the not seen his cousins since The
A. Whitteker, who recently arived to
party
all
boys
living
in
Illinois.
become county health nurae. and !*•- Grandma Hall house.
had their camp outfits and stayed
lie Butler, a pioneer in public health
Forest Ranger E. W. .Wheeler ¿ye- -until Saturday morning, when they
work In the state. Mr. Butler stated porta the Forest Service has aim started for California. Upon leaving
that incidentally he expected to hear fileted the new trail from Herman the state of Kaunas they were deluged
the address to be delivered thia even- creek to , G' -fflRl Peint and work is with a hall atomi which lettered up
ing by William Jennings Bryan •t now tielng dune on the old Stanley- their luggage and broke the auto tops.
the auditorium.
Bnilth mill road.
There are things that are worse than
• Fred Mortensen is spending bls va- a wind which blows off some of our
Haalbiger Sldt Fraas Nleettaa
pears aud apples.
catHip. In. JiUajnoQk-
Geo. Haslinger, who was critically
Mrs. H. C. Johnson, of Odell, has
DeR
ElWf,
Jas.
Jmbey
and
Frank
ill at The Dallea hospital Sunday Harriett were Hood JÍlvpr visitors the heartfelt sympathy of tills com-
<
night from having mistakenly swal Sonila».
inunity in the loss of her husband
lowed a done of commercial nicotine.
Tilomas Badder was a Sunday vie­ last week. Mr. Johnson had made
used in spraying hothouse plants, was
many true friends, both in the store
able to return to his home Monday. lter in Hood River.
and later in the ¡tost office.
A pleaMilit surprise was given Mrs.
Mr. Haslinger, who took the near fa
Mrs. Oscar Cameron and her daugh-
tai doer, thinking It meditine, was Lester Sprague Tuesday after neon
About 2» ladies were present. Five ter. Mrs. Cbarlie Allen, and Mra.
fonassi; an addict to hla pipe.
“It may be temporary," he said hnndred was played and a delicious KUe. of Parkdale, left last Thursday
on a three weeks’ trip to Tillamook
Monday, "bat I feel like I never want I um-been served by the visitors.
and Crater Lake.
to see tobacco in any form again.1
Mias Dorris Morsola fa. who ha«
spent the greater part of her vaca
OAK GROVE
Wheeler Selb (Radiali Farm
tiou with her aunt. Mrs. Mae Silva,
tins
returned
to
Washington
State
Betty
Jane
Skinner and Ada Hor-
J. H. Wheeler Monday acid his »
acre ranch place on the River road. College, Pullnuin. where she will ton, who have been «¡tending the sum
mer Itere, left Monday evening for
near Summit, to M. A. Baker, of Al grnduate thia year.
(•any, consideration 13,000. The place
< 'n scade Locks high and grade their home in Washington, D/U. They
baa won the name of the "Gladioli schools spewed Monday with an en- have made u boat of friends while
Farm.” Mr. Wheeler specialised In rollnmt of 110 pupils, Two roonia here and will tie greatly missed.
growing gladiolus bulk«. Acre tracts have been added to the School bulid-
Lentpi Ilukarl was home over the
of the blooming bull* have attracted Ing. The following excellent corf* of week end. Site la teaching art and
the attention of all who have visited teachers has been employed: 8upt. library work at the Chapman achool
the Dec sectlou recently,
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PROMPT SERVICE AND COURTEOUS
W. HamilL of Corbett; Asst. 8upt. In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. M. N,
The sale was made by C. N. Ravttu. Irene Walker, Willamette University. Strawn aci-ompanied her, visiting the
TREATMENT ALWAYS
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Salem; seventh and eighth grade«. Ilukarls while here.
Augusta C. Trill, Harrisburg; fifth
County Rtipt. Crites and Mr. Cal-
AT
anil sixth grade«. Margsrette Mor­ van. state club organizer, visited the
rison, Arlington; third and fourth M-twol Friday.
grades, Ruth A. Johnson. Little Falls.
Melcher left last Thursday
Minn.: primary,' Mildred Brlnts, of for C. Ills W. home
in Chicago.
Buckley, Wash.
Misses Skinner anil Horton enter-
Mr. ami Mrs. A. T. Maraolals. of
their friends last Tuesday
Sultan. Wash., were visitors of Mrs. tained
witfi a bonfire party.
Mae Silva this week. Mr. Maraolals
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dunn made a
is a merchant of Sultan.
trip here last Tuesday, They
Mra. Mac Hilva took a buslneas trip flying
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
to Vernonia last week.
Hukari.
Mr. and Mts. Ellston Barnes paid
Mra. Opal Wilson will be unable to
a flying visit to Mra. Barnes’ parents. attend
to her school duties for
Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Brolliar, during month on account of having recently a
the week.
undergone an operation for appen­
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hartke, of Oregon dicitis. Mrs. E. A. Jakku is tilling
City, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ix-wla, her place during her absence.
A good reputation is the one com­ of Portland, were week end visitors
There will be a Parent-Teacher As­
modity that money can’t buy; and it of Mrs. Mae Silva at the Bridge »f sociation meeting at the school house
WILL CONDUCT A
will pay compound interact to it« the Goda Inn. The former is con­ today. Thursday, at 2.30. A new
owner You can’t lock it up in the nected with the Hazelwiaid dairy.
preaident is to be elected to All the
bank—it grow* in the minds ol the
Mr. and Mm. Miller, of Walla Wai
of Mrs. 8. L. Banks, who has
public. It« permanency is only as- la. Wash, was a visitor at the home place
’•ure.l by constantly repeating those of Mr. and Mra. R. E. Vcafch recent­ re-signed. Also there are some toma­
toes to can for hot lunchea, so bring
policies that have built it.
ly. Mrs. Miller is 11 slater of Mr, your knife and apron. Everybody
at one of its Warehouses in Hood River
come at 2.30 sharp.
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for no other reason than pro­ Veatch.
tecting our own good name, we con­
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fuhrman are
sider It good business to sell you a
receiving congratulations upon the ar­
CENTRAL VALE
USED CAR ot recognized merit.
rival of a daughter, born Bunday.
Mr. gnd Mrs. W. D. Allen, of Bend, September 7. Mrs. Fuhrman is a
are visiting for a few weeks at the sister of Mrs. Otto Horn.
T uition — $2.50 for residents of Hood River Valley.
burnt*« of their sons, L«ecle and
We have for this week
Earl and Orville Bailey moved
Charlie,
$5.00 for non-residents.
their family to Mosier Sunday for
Horace Gilkerson spent Sunday in the winter.
Portland.
All who qualify will be given employment immediately at
1 Miss Bernice Moss left Thursday
for Hubbard, where she will teach NEWS OF THE GOLFERS
close of school.
home economic« in the high school
The
women
’
«
eclectic
golf
turrna-
tiie coming year.
ment was ended last week with Mrs.
Tlie «xhibit of work done by the. Mary J. Meyers a a, winner with a
Boys’ and Girls' clubs will be held at score of 82. Mrs. II. T. DeWitt and
the school house Thursday evening at Mrs. C. W. Hamilton were next lost-
7.30. A program will lie given and eat with 87 each, other entrants
work done by the lioys und girls will turned in cards a« follows: Mrs.
Is* on sale. Refreshment« will be John Baker. 44; Miss Betty Woodard.
on sale. "Everybody is cordially In­ 44; Mrs C. C. Crew. 48; Mrs. Joe
vited and please lie prompt. The Hackett, 40: Mm. Trafford Smith. 40;
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county school fair will be held In Mrs. .Geo. W. Thomson, 52; Mrs Wai­
Hood River at the high school Fri­ tet Woolpert, st; Mias Helen Knight.
day and Saturday.
53; Miss Ila Nichol«. SB; Mtas Ellen
J. II. Lester aud family drove to McCurdy, 57.
His
«on.
Ollie,
will
Golden Sunday,
take treatments in the soldiers' bos-
Taleakwa Camp Fire News
pital for a time.
Monday, September 8. the Taleskwa
Mr. Colvin, who Is interested In Janip Fire,girl« again came together
club work, and is In the state de- to start tl|e
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_ year. Several of the
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tmrtinent. visited tu-hool lust Friday ftrta during the summer have been
and gnve a talk to the pupils.-" He practicing swimming and acme have
was accompanied by the county su- completed the polly wog, frog and
perintendrnt. J. W. Critea.
fish teat«. Next Saturday the girls
F. B. Ollkernon and family were have net aside for finishing tests and
surprised last Thursday when thrrt learning to swim. and if the weather
auto loads of iieople. men. women and Is warm they will go to Koberg's
children, to the number of », drove beach.
into their yard. They were cousin«
Many new achievement« will be
of Mt. Gilkerson and neighbors who made during the year.
J. C. DEVIN & SON
Business is Good !
Why?
to
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SCHOOL DAYS
Are Here - And with them the question of
LUNCHES
Why not order them here P
«
We have a complete line of
Cooperative Store
Lunch Goods
Yours For Service
VINCENT & SHANK
THE APPLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION
The Home of Quality Groceries'*
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OFFICE SUPPLIES
These are days when you are thinking of them.
We have nearly everything In the staple line you
may desire. If you want anything special, we’ll get
It for you.
THE BOOK AND ART STORE
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
APPLE GROWERS
You are always welcome to make our store
your headquarters during the Harvest Season
Use our phone.
we can
Let us help you in any way
WE HAVE FULLY STORED A LIST OF
SUPPLIES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
¿212* FRASIER GROCERY CO
Because we always carry the best
m
Vegetables and Groceries
at
Prices that are Right
Right.
PACKING AND GRADING SCHOOL
During Week commencing September 15th.
Cole 8 Touring
$500
Franklin Touring
$450
Olds Truck
$5OO
Master Truck
$1200
Dodge Screen Side
$325
Hood River
L. H. HUGGINS, Grocer
Our short time credit plan enables
us to make lower prices. Save dol­
larson your monthly grocery bills.
Phone 2134=On the Heights
Deliveries 9 a. m. and 3 p. m