r
BOOLI RIVEM OLAÜ1EH, TH0H8DAY, OCTOBER 9, 1924
dainty refreshments, assisted by Mrs.
H. W. Hamlin and Mrs. N. P. Mears.
The high school assembly bold
Lu last week's summary of enroll­
The Glenwood school narrowly es­
ment iu the grade school Misa Alien’s caped destruction by tire last night, Tuesday morning was an enjoyable
enrollment of 41 was omitted. Mrs. September 29, when the Jebs bouse affair. ' Principal Gibson opened tbs
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Allen and Miss Allen, each had an In which the primary teacher. Miss meeting by reporting the recognition
Hood River high school gradu-i
. ,,
.
.
.
enrollment of 41 pupils.
Bloanaker. was-living, burned. Multi­ glveu
ates at the Unlveralty of Oregon and .““"■rd Hawkes former memtar of
Rev. Troy ' Shelley returned home tudes of people gathered from the other institutions. Following bis talk
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w U ** •
Monday vf last week. He had en­ neighborhood, and with their bucketa- Coach Garrigus urged the studrnM
*>r
n
Hrtl'
joyed a two weeks' visit with Wil­ ful of water attempted to save the body to get in a proper frame of
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awk
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Some men
lamette valley relatives.
The trip surrounding buildings.
mind for winning The Dalles football ! *e
*.*'„an **lll”lM‘l‘‘,,'“l» *<* be-
was made via motor with Rev. Shel­ climbed upon the roof of the acbtxil game. His “peppy” talk was followed
*£r'.
c^n“‘
bouse and with the aid of buckets and
ley at the wheel.
by yells for himself and the team
ibe pulilic firatlin, 1912 when
Mrs. Shelley aiso returned home hose managed to keep the shingles taaded by Kelsey Blocom. After ma-l*1* **• alHted on a r*‘*U ticket put
last week after having spent the wet so that th» «quirks did not catch. sic by the Girls’ Glee Club, and a "PMAtaht county, commluMouern then.
past two months at the coast. Hhe Whole sheet«c of sparks were driven H|H-«lal numlM*r by the Girls' Hextette.
Fletcher is the regularly
stoppeil over in Portland for a visit over by the wind, and once Home fell with Mrs. C. H. Heaney directing. P®m,nM,ed IlcpubUcan candidate for
upon
the
end
of
the
roof.
Imt
were
wrlth her brother. II. R. Lewis. ,
whipped off again by the wind. Hie Imth of which were well rendered. the «*»"».» <ominisslon. He is now
Mrs D. W. Pence has returned home where the fire originated was MI hs Esther Hettinger, of the English «frTln< by a|ipointment to suroe«!
’»4 ¿4-
®b*'l l»ard, who resigned the
home from a two months' stay at the completely destroyed tafore the flames «leimrtment. put on a short one-act I
coast. She bail as a guest for. the were controlled, but most of the furni­ play by four members of the sopho-1 lw*,‘,on' .
Week end her friend. Mr#. John Mc­ ture wuh sac cd. No one was harmed more class. The scene was laid in
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DONALD SKENE VISITS VALLEY
Kay, of Portland.
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and we arc glad -to Mf that the fire the Antarctic region and portrayed
Harold Walter and family and did no further damage. I
the silence as well as the difficulties|
(Continued from first psge)
Our New York buyers scoured
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MI hm McDonald and Mr. Daniela, all
Four hut iys have been made’for of intrepid explorers ln that region of
,
like
market for the best coat values,
k-e
and
h
»
ow
.
jhe
players
did
them-
tbelr
dlT
„
rii
(rade
to
Franee
a„
(|
of The Dalles, were guests in tlie the White Salmon approach to the in­
and this showing is the result of
hi
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Walter terstate bridge, varying in coat from selves credit, the parts being inter got
He dw ||le
Jn i-mdon alld
, Sunday. »
$31,(MM) to $25,000, according to loca­ preted by Henry Weber, RussaU Cur-
their efforts. Take advantage of
|,rtw |MlX adjoins royalty’a
Tlie Toadies’ Aid Society will meet tion, lay of land, coat of right of way. tis, Bernard < arlos and El Ila Cum-1 Hb](v
this opportunity to save, which only
at the home of Mrs. W. O. Mills next etc.' All include overhead railroad mlns.
box, Don got a daily eye-full of
our
enormous buying power makes
The next big game of football will Mary’a hats.
crossing and grade to meet the North
Wednesday afternoon.
possible.
These Co$ts are made of
I m ? held on Gibson Held Friday
Bank
highway.
I
.a
ter
our
hero
went
to
B<-otland
The following are announcements
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17, when the
Route 1, which would come out at noon, October
• to do the golf championship games
for next Sunday at the Metloalist
high school
team Dalles
will ?.'«*T«.
C.
D.
Moore's
service
station,
Is
ap
­
t
l
hek
rivals
frtm
The
high
^^^tatWra
\f
“
Via"
fat^
I
a,
*d
incidentally
met
a
fl«xk
of
plaid
church: Sunday school. 10 a. m.;
Polaires and Velours
, . I a wmm
,,, b rainer,
morning nerviur at 11 a. in. This proximated at $22,000 lu'Hides $9,000 school. This gaffie will probably 1-'-"
""" lauan
nut
I,r- W. II. Skene (who resides in
is Victory Sunday and as such is whfth„Xlm h£idge..company exiM*cts to
iH-ing Celebrated throughout the North­ spend on approach. This crosses the out the largest crowd of the season. ^Portland at the Arlington club). Next
'in the very newest and smartest
west.
This date marks 90 years Mosher property until it comes to It has been proposed that the game he went to Africa with orders to
start
at
3..'M),
and
that
the
business
styles for children. They are well
Moore's,
for
which
$3,
(MX)
Is
naked
for
charter an airship and Hearch the
since the first sermon wits preached
houses of the city close at tliut time Sahara for the lost French dirigible,
made and will give excellent wear.
west of the Rocky mountains, a ser­ right of way. »
Route 2, over M«»slier land which he In order to give their employes •!«,. JMximle.'
vice which was hel.l by Jason 1x*e
.......
When he reachsd Al­
The
colors are brown, reindeer,
and his jtartv n«-ar Vancouver. Wash. is willing to exchange for bridge com- chance to nee thia big annual event,I.-
giers
he
went acrtH«»
to
Tunis and
navy and other popular Fall shades.
I
tlx'r"
irarnJd"that
,
'the
Dixmmh*
had
l>any
land,
is
practically
over
the
Rev. W. S. Gleiser will deliver an
Some are fur trimmed while others
addr<*as appropriate to the occasion. Ha me route as No. 1, except that H of the high schisil and its hard work­ blown up and sunk off the <-oaHt of
have self collars. Thrifty mothers
R|M*cial music will ta rendered. No (urns northeast south of the railroad ing team.
Tunis and so lie wuh on deck to nend
At the regular monthly’ meeting of out the first story al«out it.
Epworth Tjeaguc service will ta held to meet the highway. The cost is at>-
“8*n’t afford to miss this opportunity
in tlie evening. The program for the proximately $17,.s00 besides $9,000 to the HcbiMil lM«ard held last Monday
He covered the Olympic games and
to saveI
busineaa
eight,
a
numtM*r
of
Items
of
I
m
*
expended
by
the
bridge
comiMiny.
sixth annual apple harvest festival
reported tin* dolngH of the league of
Owing to the nations at Geneva and the Bavarian
Route 3 follows bridge tangent, were disposed of.
will tagin at 7.30 o'«I«M-k. Miss Mar­
guerite Ferrin. Mrs. W. O. Mills and crosses railroad 100 feet west of 0. amount of material already crowded Palatinate. He had h world h <-« mi |>
SiiM 2 to 6
Mrs. A. H. Ferguson are pre|«aring a D. Moore's house; $2,500 is wanted Into the school programs, the petition on the maHHHcre of 35 German ae|>-
to
shorten
the
H<-hool
day
one
hour
s|M*cial program for the ‘evening. Tills by Mr. Moore for right of way. Coat
a rat 1st a by a Bavarian nationalist
festival is held ln honor of the apple of this approach Is practically $10.0H0 was not allowed by the m -I kmi I Iwiard. death society at PirmlsenK.
With
which
i«assed
a
resolution
(.<«
have
workers who are for a time at home I h ' h I c U' h $9.000 to be speut by bridge
aide tripe to Berlin. Belgium. Italy,
published
a
statement
showing
why
in our community and they are es­ company.
the Ruhr and Rhineland and Holland
Route 4, cost $16,900 Ix-Hides $9,000 thia could not I m * done.
pecially Invited to attend.
on important astdgqmentH he filled
Sim 7 to 10
The
w-lKMil
budget
for
the
ensuing
I
Announcements by Rev. Johnson, of to be aiM-nt by bridge company. Fol­ year was taken up and fixed at ap-1
J. few months ago tame or-
lows
bridge
tangent,
includes
$500
for
I
Then
a
the Christian church, are: Himday
proximately the same amount as for
school. 9.45 a. m.; service with ser­ moving C. D. Moore residence; $2.500 thin year. The advisory budget com­ I dera to follow the round-the-world
is
also
asked
by
Mr.
Moore
for
right
I fliers. no he went on the Richmond
mon by Rev, Ware at 11 a. in.:
mittee, (xmiiMMted of II. B. Bennett, to Greenland's Icy mountains and Ice­
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. in.; even- of way.
Hundreds of people last Friday at­ Mrs. Ola Bell, L. H. Bennett, Mrs. J. land and Labrador and on to Boston,
Ì
ing preaching service. 8 p. m. Mid­
Sine 10 to 14
Edgington and Harvey Jones, will
w«-ek Bible study and prayer service tended the impressive ceremonies of meet with the sehtMd board next Mon­ where he disbanded and reported at
the
laying
of
the
corner
stone
of
the
I the Chicago offii-e of the Tribune.
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
fine new Union high school talng day night to a|>prove thia budget,
Duckwall Brcsi. are enlarging ttalr erected in this city. The program after which it will tie published and I I .eave of al«sence was granted and
Don lias come on the Portland to see
warehouse at Odell. ‘
was a splendid one and will only I m * a public meeting held liefere the I the gang, and ilia mother. Mrs. W. H.
Dr .and Mrs. J. B. Chapman, of surpasseil by the dedication of the budget la finally voted by the school Skene, anil his sister, Jean Skene,
Seattle, Wash., visited at the home new building u|M>n its completion in board.
who live In a pictures«pie country
of Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Chapman Sun­ a few months.
The school board heartily dlaap- Place caled “Wildwood” at Hood
day. Monday Mr_ and Mrs. L. A.
i
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In the corner stone were placed proves the practice of children, and River.
) Chapman accompafiied by Dr. and records of the organisation of Union especially high school pupils, driving
Don
says
that
the
politicians
in
Mr«. J. B. Chapman motored to High School District No. 2, a coin their cars and 'bugs” to school and
with pride and
Goldcndale for a visit with their 101 years old. and also a list of the then “Joy riding” at n<M>n and at Taris can never point
feeling In their voices to the day» such property. The fire and water strength, «un alleged, to have licked
brother who resides there.
members of the local Masonic lodge. other times. By fast driving near when they were hungry and raggeli committee was asked to consider such Hix men during tile dauci* hall coiAhat.
£
W. B. Cunningham has accepted a On the outside of the corner atone the sch<M>l buildings there is danger little newsies.
ordinances.
position with Duthle A Company, are inscribed the names of the mem­ tM»th to the occupants of the car and
The council is having a sign placed
“Because,” sex Don. “there aren't
Radio
Brings
Ball
Results
apple shippers and s general ffult bers of the present school board of to the achool children. Parents are any little newsies, They are all old at the west end of town to direct
especially urged to prohibit their men or old women selling papers at tourist traffic over the Columbia Riv­
Local folk, the ¡wist several days
exporters.
th union district.
took* a keen interest ill the world
er highway, it was reported.
Capt. Geo. R. Wilbur, attorney, of children from taking their rars to Ixrntha.”
Roth stores. Odell Cash store and
It was announced that the county series baxeball games tat ween New
Holman A Davis, keep a clerical Hood River, was the speaker of the school especially when they live with­
Don
I»on ubim
used I to sec
H»*e a lot of Charlie
Radio ' Inis
force of five plenty busy these days. day, and complimented the people of in reasonable walking distance. To Dawes when Charlie was drawing up fruit inspector's authority extends to York and Washington.
protect the Junior high sch«M>l pupils
city, and horticultural laws will given the local folk the news hot off,
II. K. Davenport's crew of sorters thia district upon the erection of such from passing automobiles, the Htreets his famous Dawes p(an. “He'd hold the
the bat. A large crowd was prt*sent
and packers packed out 1.247 boxes a modern union high scbixil building. around the building have been closed a- press reception every night at 7 Is* enforced in town.
Councilman Honiiichsen, of the at Ii. B. Read's radio shop yesterday,
In part be said:.
o'clock." says Skene, “and give all
of Ortleya one day last week.
“It is indeed a great pleasure to from 8.30 to 0 a. m„ from 12 o'clock the newspapers the dojn* on whatever health committee, reported that sick­ listening to KGW broadcast the game
Mrs. A. W. McKeown, who recently be here to take part In the laying of to 1 p. m and at the rec-esses.
play by play. The big crowd ex­
he'd done toward the plan for that ness in town is now at a minimum.
submitted to an operation for appen­ the corner stone of this fine nejv
The school clerk will take the
Dr. Post, on presentation of ills tended into Cascade avenue.
I think he is a second Roose-
dicitis, was brought home Bunday.
building, and it la exceedingly gra­ school census this month. It includes
He is forceful and likeable, newly invented revolving flag pole,
cious on yonr part to ask your sister all children from four to 20 years in­ rugged and outspoken, and hla ability was instructed to equip the city hall
Fuller Now Superintendent
with the apparatus.
PINE GROVE
city of Hood River to assist in them* clusive, whether in school or not. Is simply tremendous.”
The
Apple Growers Association last
Parents of children are urged to tele­
City Recorder Howe was instructed
Don will I m * In our midst about
The enrollment of the school at exercises. It shows a friendly inter­ phone the names of their children,
week apisdnted Chas. Fuller as super­
to
bring
here
the
Coe
Fing
on
his
est
in
the
future
welfare
of
the
mid
­
three weeks.
pr«*aent is 201 pupila.
Mrs. Zena
with ages, to the clerk. I. R. Acheson,
next visit to Portland. It was sug­ intendent of warehouses. Mr. Fuller
Mann, who has l»een ln charge of the Columbia district, which is to I m * still at
the Butler tank. The state fund
gested that the Grand Army Post be succeeded Win Cunningham, recently
more
closely
cemented
upon
the
com
­
room for transients, has returned to
RADIO NEWS
is distributed on a basis of the num­
asked to take charge of placing the elevated to general superintendency I
pletion
of
the
new
Interstate
bridge
her acho ittoin Bandon and Mrs. Addle
from the Odell warehouse of the
tar of school cblldn-n so that the
There la much testimony that radio pioneer Flag in the city hall.
Clark, ol -Mlood River, has taken her which is to span the mighty canyon name
Mr. Cunningham quit
The matter of allowing the motor Association.
of «wy child means so much h„ ,.nt(,red
|nt„ o„. affalni
of
the
great
Columbia
gorge.
I
am
place.
W(1IneI1 all() cllll(lrPI1 an„ now pumiier of the tire department to the lisul work the first of the week.
glad to tie with you on this momen­ money o this district snd lessens the of
Aton
fiuckenfeld
and
Miss
Mr. Fuller is owner of a Willow
. Mrs. I
tous occasion—the laying of the cor­ tsx to ta ra sed locally in propoxUmi. )Htera reaching KGO indlrates that leave the city was discussed at length. Flat
orchard.
Evelyn 1 BoMy were week end guests ner stone of a mighty monument to
In order that patrons, as well as f|)(, an|nia] kingdom is also taing con- The council decided against permit­
of Mrs. Hans Lage.
ting this npimratus to leave the city
pupilH. may know what are our ex-1 slderably upset.
education."
in the future.
The Sunflower class will hold tlieir
Capt. Wilbur told of the early his­ cuaable ataencea, the board desires
Reporting a recent broadcast from
Tile council will restrict parking at
business meeting at the home of E. tory of the public school, of the grad­ that the following ta published':
KGO, Mrs. F. D. Elwell. Fruitvale.
The Oregon Behind law and the Calif.,
, olll has this to say: “In the low the corner of Eugene and Ninth
E. Lage Tuesday evening, October 14. ual replacement of the little old red
Gny Harris, of Stella, Nebr., is school house by such magnificent pollcy of the school Itoard of District I ¡""¡.'¿„"“ . ".A’"* 1 of the Hong from streets, in order to |>erinlt free jiass-
sage for traffic at this intersection.
visiting C. T. Roberta an«l family. buildings as is now being erected in No. 3, concerning absences from tx)th|.--
Faust.’ our - quiet English bull terrier
the high school and the grade schools got up and barked t>ack at our ra,«llo
He Is an old friend of Mr. RolM*rta. White Salmon.
Is an follows:
... . JjM't- He has accustomed himself ‘to
Miss Eunice Brown spent the week
LEGION NOTES
1st. Illness of the pupil, or illness ra,||o mna|c
laughter is too much
Motor Tourist Suffers Mishap
end In Portland.
of the family requiring the pupil at f(ir
At
a
meeting at the Chamber of
Peter Gaudea, memttar of a party home.
Miss Effie Wagner has decided not
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.
... I Down on the farm a little different Commerce Monday night, the Ameri­
to attend U. of O. this year. Hhe is of motor tourists, who rw-ently ar­
2nd. ^nerals of numbers of the k|,„, of trouMp ln the animal klng- can legion Post decided to hold a
staying with her aunt, Mrs. M. Drag­ rived to nee the mld-Columbia and family or immediate friends
u dom Is apparent. A letter frotn Mrs. celebration here Armistice day. Ten­
who decided to try their hand at
set h.
3rd.
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fri,,D •h’,|.l L. George. Hebo, Or., reporta the tative plans call for u tarade, a ;>a-
Mrs. A. I. Mason is at Ralem at apple picking for a time, con va lea- city with the pareuts.
following: “Here we are In Tillamook triotic address and a dance in the
cing from a serious case of pneu­
the state W. C. T. U. convention.
4th. Accidents or emergencies.
a*
'
county, five miles from the ocean evening.
monia,
Monday
a<-cepted
an
invitation
Miss Hu Ida Hievcrkropp, of Port­
All other absences are inexcusable beach in the land of cheese, We run
At Monday night's iru-eting the
for
an
automobile
ride
with
a
friend.
land, Is' spending her vacation' with
and count seros In class work wheth­ our milking machine with the same Women'rf Auxiliary was asked to Join
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. O. The nr overturned en route, the er made up or not. The principal of battery that we use on our radio. the legionnaires when numbers were
<sx'U|Mints
suffering
abrasions.
Hievcrkropp.
the schiMil la to Judge of the suffici­ Ho every night it Is a mail ra«-e to rendered by Cole McElroy's orches­
Major Htevennon, member of the
Mrs. Henry Rlcverkropp will have l*arty, a cousin of lloliert Louis ency of an excuse. R«*qucsts from get through with the milking in time tra. of Portland. Monte Austin, en­
tertainer for the orchestra, rendered
rliarge of the W. C. T. IT. lake aale Htevenson, has left for New York Itarents for pupilH to I m * ataent with to listen in on KGO."
several solos.
at the Pine Grove store Saturday city. Another memtar of the imrty. their permission are not counted tru­
evening.
That thousands of aged, sick and
James Fits Gerald, resides at Belfast. ancies, but Inexcusable absences with
A fmitball game lietwi-en the Hood ,
Mrs. Mary Culver, who has been Ireland. The men have lieen motor­ the penalty as stated atave. Teach­ infirm hear radio church services River high school and some other,
ers
are
not
authorized
to
excuse
in
­
regularly la well established and that team, to I m * selected later, has beenj
visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia A. ing for two yearn studying various
.... aliseneea or . to
. , give
. ~ grades
- i iimii«
many tinicu
listen ass
in asxrw,
now, who
wss«» pVIrlRpfl
Hunt, has returned to her home at activities of American life. Dr. Geo. excusable
iither than m **"“*. Äl* slated atmve. forlW()1|j(j n<|, otherwise attend church taheduled as a feature of Armistice J
Peoria, Ill.
Lunt, one of the motor tourists, la a inexcusable
Day celebration._______
altsences.
"ZZÎfrîr-...
.n..
* rvi'^ to indicated-by a letter re
Mrs. Al Ruhnke is visiting in Port­ nationally known singer.
Both the school lK.ard and the high I
’ KGO "from' Mrs
The Ix*gion Post is now engaged on
land this week.
school administration strongly dis-1 Jeanette
-
Cahoon, of Ranta Crux. Cal. i>lans for disposing of the “Puddle
City Candidates File
The home economic committee of
approve pupils leaving scbtwil to at­
"For years I have not been able to Jumper,” of state convention and
Not a single municipal office will tend football or other games else
the grange, will hold another dance
church.” rose festival fame, to private owner­
Haturday evening. A 4-plece orches­ Is* contested at the city election to lie where. Huch absences are tath un­ get my husband inside a iMM-atiae
he ship.
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tra will furnish the music.. Tin- held November 4. The candidates, all excused and inexcusable as they de­ writes Mrs. Cahoon, “not but simply
la
physically
incapacitated
of
whom
are
Hated
as
independents,
dance last week was very jiucveaaful
moralize clasHCH atxl dlsniK the r<«ti I
Cascade Locks Man Is Fined $50
Now
every
having lieen nominated by |>etitiona, tine of sch<M>l Work. Huch pupils usu 1
,,
.
.
, ,
- -
.
i Sunday when I return from church
William Burns, a Cascade IxM-ks
are: Mnyor, A. B. Bennett; 4-year ally
return to school unprepared to I j Hl|(| j1||n mi(pn|nK jn to the nerm<»nn youth, brought here Tuesday from
CASCADE LOCKS
terpi councilmien, C. P. Honiiichsen,
proceed
with
their
work,
liem-e
they
|
ir(ind<
„
t
from
y
„
ur
station.
Fr«'
Cam-ado Ixx-ks and charged before
The wet pavement caused another Earl Frans and J. E. Rmlthson; re­
highway accident here Tuesday of corder. Henry K Howe, and treas­ lose time and show a lowered stand «pientlv two of our neightMira. also Justice of the Peace Ontliank with
Ing
of
aiholarshlp.
Parents
are
»•
„on
going
churchmen.
Join
with
equal
running amuck while Intoxicated at a
last w<*ek when the achool bun of thia urer, Kay W. Sinclair.
IMM-tally urg«*d to keep their pupils in I
dance at the highway village Satur­
city was struck by a Portland bound
M c I khi I during tlie whole time of clasK1
day night, was fined $50 and <-osts.
Columbia stnge. The achool bus, driv­
Under wood Orchard Prolific
work, and not to jM*rmlt them to
Council Approves Park House
Burns, who jhihhchhch extraordinary
en hy 0. II. Merril, had turned Into
Among the moat prolific orchards leave H<-h<M«l or clnases for Joy excur­
a side road to allow two of the pupils of the mld-Columbla thia season la sions or other trivia) excuses.
It developed at the city council
to alight when the stage struck the the 10-acre fruit tract of J. Knapp,
meeting Monday night that a lodge
car from the rear, almost turning it of Underwood. Mr. Knapp has har­
| "t the new municipal automobile park
I ndrewood Wants Agent
the pg,,, summer was built without
nver. The stage driver claims he did vested 00 tons of d'Anjou pears, and
not see the achool bus atop and that hla Bartlett tonnage exceeded 10 tons.
Residents of the Underwood fruit formal authorisation In the* minute
when he did see It he applied the Prices for the fruit will range high, district have filed a protest against liooks of the council. The members
plana of the H. P. & 8. R. R. to dis- lexpressed a willingness to approve
brakes, causing his car to skid into and hla returns will exceed $0.000.
ft. The greatest damage was done to
continue the agent there in
Decern the work that has lieen done, but no
the school bus. the pupils escaping
her. The rail line declares that It I one knew the
cost of the new struc-
serious injury.
cannot afford to maintain the station titre, and the ratification was poat-
during
diiring the winter season. / A year p<>ned until City Manager Clark can
ago the Iwiard of public works of I secure tahulateil bills for materials
. MOSIER
Washington denied a petition of the a mi work.
Htlll lots of good bargains in shoes,
rail line to close the office during the
Councilman Bennett, chairman of
THE PIONEER TRUCK SERVICE OF HOOD RIVER VALLEY
underwear, dry goods, etc., at the
winter.
the house committee, naked if the
closing out sale. Htranee.
White Ralmon citizens, who were council could collect $2.001) on a fire
Coming soon, a complete stock of
Joined by* local .business interests, Insurance policy on the new struc­
Acme Quulity Paints, Varnishes and
We have 15,000 feet of storage, for the use of our customers
have petitioned for a Joint station, ture in case it should burn. Council­
Brashes, Strauss.
a
to serve Bingen. Underwood and man Huelat, who is also in charge „of
in Portland, fireproof and frostproof, where you can store your
White Salmon, on the Washington the park development work, declared
Mv at<M-k of nails, stove d I| m *. stove
aiqiroach of the Waukoma Interstate that it is worth more than that sum.
boards, white dishes, Htramers. stone
bridge.
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apples at a coat of 3*/j cents per box for the first month, and
The council memls-lfs expressed them-
crocks, etc., has arrlv«*d. Anything in
selve« as well pleased with the city
hardware not in sbs'k will I m * order«-«!
Another Auto Camp Planned
2’/i cents each additional month.
park building. It was stall'd that In­
for yon and quick delivery given.
A. II. Mohler has lensed the prop­ formal authority hail been given the
Strauss.
erty knokrn as the Tliomimon place at committee in charge of the work.
Cold, dark mornings coming—get
Cascade Ixx-ks and is improving It
We are also prepared to take care of the distribution, at a
The council voted to accept the
your alarm clock now ftoin Strain*.
for a tourist eamp groimd. Tables proposition of W. A. Isenberg, who
Rope and binding twine, the best,
nominal sum.
and tarn-lies have lM*en plan'd on the offered to give the city a quit claim
Call us at Hood River 3682 for more definite
at Strauss’.
ground and he Is installing electric deed fhr a lot at the west edge of
lights and numerous water faucets, town for the assessments of $3K8
information.
WHITE SALMON
and by next summer expects to have against it. Manager ('lark stated that
one of the most attractive camn the lot could l»e used beneficially by
(From The Enterprise)
grounds on the Columbia River high the city for storing materials.
1 Last Wednesday afternoon the
way.
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The matter of an ordinance pro­
' Woman’s club of Underwood mot
viding the council with authority for
’ With Mrs. Male] Reckers for their
Men Plead Guilty to Liquor Charge condemning old buildings was dis­
first meeting of the year. Mrs. Her-
John Cosgrove. Upper Valley saw­ cussed. At a previous meeting the
bert Willlama read a most interesting
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mill worker, and Alexander Porteua. <-onnci1 had received a report from
paper, which was thoroughly enjoyed.
rancher, pleaded guilty Monday to Fire Marshal Morgan, who told the
Mrs. Fred N. Thomas favored the club
possession of moonshine before Jus­ Isxly that the state fire marshal had
With throe
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plano selections
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Mrs.
tice of the Peace Ontliank. They considered the ohl K. P. hall and the
Ear! R. Coe with two selections which
were arrested Sunday night by Sher­ Argo hotel as talng hazardous. Un­
Were greatly appreciated. After the
iff Kdlck and deputies, who found the der existing laws, however, the coun­
club meeting Mrs. Reckers aerved
liquor in Porteus’ back yard.
cil has no authority for condemning
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R. J. WUNER, Resident Manager
PORTLAND,
N. 2nd St
Phone Bdy 3167
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HOOD RIVER, 12 Oak
Phone 3682