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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1924)
w HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY , OCTOBER 10. 1924 uh ii 11 » mi 11 in | BRIEF LOCAL MENTION + »♦♦4 11 14»« I I I I I I I I H I I I nt Mre. Forbea, the dressmaker, 714 9th Street. ojtf tee, who conferred in Portland with caused the grade to sink about six L. R. Wheeler, chairmau of the Port f«*t the past eight months. The en land commute«*, declar«*s that the or- tire earth's surface for a distance of ganiutiou there is ready for some 3UO feet. 1« lu «low but constant mo When we think of and heavy cotton, definite action toward . the establish tion. eeftliug gradually toward the ment of a Mouut Hood liotsL what we will need Columbia river, Mr. Nlckrtseu says. w$ol, silk and wool, . Banti's Radio Shop Searches of records and reliable ab- It is anticipated that tbe road will u—i River. »: — ■ - Shop, Ute Radio gWU of Hood stracts make by Oregoq Abstract Cqm- Hettle several feet the coming winter. for winter, one of silk and in fibre silk. Wt are making the fill.” «aid Chalrman Patterson Recalls Dry box wood for «am. Schindler pany, A. W. Ontbank, Manager, 3Qfi Oak Street. Phone 1581. ,Tv20-tl the first things to Mr. Nlckemen. "ifnd keepiug the roclu Transfer Co. Tel. 2801. a7tf Stockings for fa Costly Venture During We pay cash for your old furniture or thrown into the depressiqu smoothed For Rpirella corsets,'Mr«. Fred Howe, come to mind is ho make a liiieral allowance on new good a. down. In enter tlrat traffic will not kfv ther, mother, sister, til3 Cascade ave. Phone 2404. ' oi8tf “ WorM ' War. * Cali Hackett 8411, Kelly Bros. Co. Fur I m * hulled. This makes the job a J. II. Hazlett was a Portland vis niture Exchange siery, stockings and slow, tedious one.” ml7tf brother and baby itor last week eud. «I If you do not receive your ()r««gonlan socks. You can find in fact, stockings for The DeLaval cream separator— the regularly or wish to subscribe for same, Values Portland, Or.—(Special.)—That tbe world's standard—at Beuuett Broth- either by carrier' or mail, please call people of the United State« have been (By J. B. Lister) rthe whole family them here in light Qregonlan agent. Phone 2303. fRltf Alxmt a year ago 1 was subpoenaed twice hurt by experiment« in govern, Mrs. T. 8. Sherman, of Grand Rap Cleaning *p«l ptvssing your clothes to appear in court and give my testi ment ownership of transportation id«, Midi., has iieen here visiting her aid« wonderfully to their wear. Tel. mony on la ml values. It was mostly old friends, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Peck. 1014 for Meyer Jt King. Quick delivery raw land, but suri rounded by Home mean«, once with the shipping board jfitf E. C. Kroll left Monday with Wm. service, productive prdp liertiea; a railroad and again during government control P. Allyn for Beml. where he will A. Meresse, publisher of the White and black-top cement highway were of railroads and that these expensive look after business interest«. Salmon Enterprise, cn route to _ ... Al built and maintained through it. adventure* should not bo repeated was Highest cash price paid tor your used bnny. for his fumily, eull«*<i at the There was an acreage on it that sur the gist of a statement iMued here by passes for op|K>rtunlty the site of tbe I. L. Patterson, chairman of the Re furniture, stovesand rugs. Call McClain Glader office last Friday. at E. A. Franz Co. gajft Columbia Gorge hotel or Crown Point K. W. Sinclair, who week liefere a« hoatelrie« ' for tourist«. Adjacent publican State Central committee. Mr. Hood River Box Co., box manufac last underwent an tqteratiou «at his turing, Hood River. Oregon. I’hot.e throat, in Portland, is ugain buck at properties were worth $."><H) per acre; Patterson said:. raw land ■ atljaceut worth *75 a« "LaFollette proponents for govern 1342. m4tf his duties at the litsaj River Abstract judged by the owner and ho listed ment ownership of railroads forget, Kyee scientifically examined by H. L. office. for sale. The tract considered han no doubt, the shipping board’s pro Hasbrouck, Optometrist Heilbronner The fire department the first of the 40 acrea of fine prune land. BMg. f8U w«*ek aroused much sporulation wheu True valu<*s must I m * judged by the longed and costly attempt tu operate Ml«« Georgia Chambers, of Port they exiM*riinented with u new sir«*n, products, or the productivity of any the nation's vessels at a profit. The land. spent Sunday with tbe home pro|H>s<'d to replace (lie Itell ats the tract. There are properties in H<s«l experiment coat the country many mil old city hall. folks. River valley worth *1,1*00 per acre lions. Ç « Harry Pappas, of the Washington iMM-ause of those true values. It is a A John Deere plow turns a cover “ They must have forgotten, too, crop under, not on edge. Bennett street II hzc I woim I in Portland, was comfort to own a 10-acre tract here Brother«. here last week visiting 111« friend. that will produce for you *318» to government operation of railroad« dur Mr. ami Mrs. O. A. Gipson, rff Port- Frank M«M>re. of tin* H. mm I River *750 net per acre in dependable prrnl- ing the war period. This was an ucts. When the soil is properly périment in socialism and was a * land, were here over the wqek end Drug Co. luncheon th-purl ment. Mrs. James Kteele and little dnugli. cared for and properly fertilized it lossal and extravagant failurn. visiting Mr. <}||««> ii ' h cousiu, F. E. ter, Anita, who had Spi>nt the sum- Is a «jependalde portion. Newell, and Mrs. Newell. "Government operation la«ted There are other [siss<«sslonH one Mr«. <*. H. Cast tier was in Port tiler with her parent«. Mr. anti Mrs. months. It gave the public the poor may have of inestimable value.' One M. L. Entry, have (t ft for, their home land the first of the week to attend Is dependable, good character. Char est freight and passenger service it itoard meeting of the Oregon Federa- at Wheatland, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Frank were acter" is wbat yon are. good or laid. had ever known and the most expen tfon of Women’s dubs. One’s reputation is tbe estimate of W. D. Trotter was here Tuesday .called to Centerville. Wash., last the community of one. Character is sive. Although coot was increased, week by the serious illnesa of Mrs. ■nothing was given the publie in re- from hi« country place at Wyeth. He la evolved from seed' sowing and culti turn, either in upbuilding the Mr. Trotter contemplate« H|H*mliug the Frank's father. L. O'Brien, vation^ moral and Mpiritual vision are now much improved. winter in, Portland. rains, winds and skies in helping for roads or in service. R. O. St-lte Is miw in charge of th«* ward, There came a great teacher to Mrs. Chester Doerr and Mr« Dean "Railroads of the country had been Rodgers, of«•Portland, s|«*nt Sunday jewelry department at the store of n company of men Who said to them: adding to their equipment at an aver- in Hood River, guest« of M tn . Doerr'« Judge II. L. Ilasbrouck. The latter "Blessed are your i*jes wr they nee. will tievote his attention to o|tilcal and your <wrs for they hear: for I age rate of 100,000 freight cars and parent«, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Eby. work. < Coat sweaters for say unto .ion that many righteouH 600 locomotives a year. The govern For the fall plowing nse a John Judge Hasbrouck ami County Road men have ileslred to nee the tbln^N ment operated the lines a little more Deere «teel plow and learn what easy the small boys and master Nichols spent Tuesday on a that you him *, and to li««Mr the "things than two years and turned them back . handling and nice work are. Bennett tour of (he Mount II imm I Ixstp high that you hear and hqve not seen or Brothers. the girls. 8 < ■ ’’ to their owners with 204 fewer loco way. Judge Hasbrouck says that For Sale-—One-ton Ford truck. A-l surfating work wil I m * compleh*d in heard them." motives and only 1800 more freight Those men were honest, ordinary cab and body, k < mm I tires, good meegn- 10 days. Little kiddies knit .men. moving in common walka of cars than when It took control, while ically. Guy Seam, yt Ed Wells place. H. 8. Brasktoatt does painting, paper life. They were made men of good more engines and cars were out of Pine Grove. Tele. 4744. sets of cap, jacket hanging ami decorating. Have your moral and spiritual pdwer by their Slip 0ns, Coats, L. A. Bennett 1 h in Portland th!« house enatneled insitVj and outside with teacher. They isimpaHscd a world order than at any time in railroad and bloomers. week attending tin* annual convention , a guarantee for six years. Tel. 2401, that was dark. suiierHtltious. ignorant. history. and Half Coats in of managerH of the J. V. Penney Brsakman's lla*-d«aret Paint and Wall In a word: Raw land n«M*dlng culti "It might be said that the railroad« brush wools, plain «tore«. , paper, Kmitli Building, A large range of a5tf vation, good seed for the right kind went through an emergency period, Mr. and Mrs. Dnn W. Jordan wen* of lify to . make such sol) produce the war period, and that 1« true. Fle knits and brush mo Oh Bo.v! lie had to come back!. colors and color here from the l'pj«*r Valley the first Who? Cole McElroy and his famous g<HMl fruits in righteousness. That ures show the lines carried 1.8 per of the w<*ek preparing for the apple gloom , hairs. combinations. chasers and dance orchestra, conqainy of men had nil tlie possi cent more freight than under private harvest. in«* place, Pythian linll; same tun- bilities to that end freely given to operation, but to carry this heavier The many friend« of Dr. J. II. Me- sic, i Maturday (light, October 18. Re them. And their great teacher said Vay will __ __ I m * ____________________ grieved to learn that he "i 'inetnlMT to come early. Admission, to them : “Freely you have received, load, the number of employes was In ' ' ‘ lots been painfully ill the past sev Geqtlemcn. *1.10; ladies. 10 cents. freely give.” creased 11 per cent and the operating eral days, They went out io all nation« expenses by over 40 per cent. The weather, of ttf course*, course, will let A plow for any purpose, any soil, you know if your auto top I needs plowed th<* soil, sowed th«« aeed and "Within six months after the gov We have half a doaeyi kinds in stock reimlring. We will repair it. Why cultivated the growth and brought ernment seised the roads, all passen to show you. All John Deere quality. not have those convenient, winter- in a new age and new jtroductlveuess ger rates were increased to a basis of Bennett Brothers. time glass side c urtains put on your of the like* things for the. reaping was 8 cents per mile and mileage passen Wanted—To contact your apple haul touring ear top ,9 Central Top Shop. ati-ording to tlte sowing. They did ger books were discontinued. All ing. Have two big trucks and can move at Weber Harness Shop, F. E. Newell. not antagonize and complain of con ditions they met out of the trite freight rates were increased 25 per 2u0 boxes at a load with each. For fur Prop. they-had a new life and cent. When the democratic adminis ther ¡information call 1542. al4tf The failure of _the citizens, when order but power to plant in men to make life tration took over the road». It guar they mail in their tax cheeks, to <*n- Col. W. 8. Dowd, of the Hood Riv Worth while and R<M-iet.v of true er Mount H imm I Development 'coinmlt- clos«* tlitTr statements catis«*« the value, That age ]iassed those good anteed the owners, as compensation, sheriff's office much additional work, things on to tlie next generation and an annual income equal to the aver according to Deputy Bert Riley. The on and on to us in our age. Homes age of their annual operating income HOOD RIVER* OREMN cltiaena are asked, hereafter, to send and came to jMisaess during the three years ending June 30, theiw stat<*ments along with their re those cominunitli*« true | m > s 8<> hh I oiih . the true val 1817. t mittances. "Despite the 26 per cent Increase in ues. They forgot the things of the A. F. Davenport, of the Hood River liast: their minds were filled with freight rates and a 20 per cept in Market, has lM*en distributing among the things In the future; their gleam crease in passenger rates, the rail those who like good fissls fillet of contained a glorious hope; they roads the first year of government finnan hadtlie the jmst w««ek. The pressed on to measure up as nittcli lM>m*h*Hs liaddie has made a distinct as in them capable to the . character operation failed by 1240,000,000 to Yattr Eyes -in the <4ty. and It Is predicted of that great teacher, who in so great earn the amount of this guarantee. Direct from Vermont, where hit thnt heavier quantiti«*« of tin* product a measure is blessing all earth's That is to say, they failed by that I By Frederick D. Stricker, M. I>„ the best Maple Products are will tie sold here. sum to earn as much as they were families. • Oregon accustomed to earn under private | ’ j olla I «grilling ,epldemloh>gist, grown. Miss May Davidson and Mrs. Sasic For anyone to refuse these value«, [ Stafe Board of Health, in cooitertifion ownership. Lynn were in Portland Saturday to tn fall to take over these tmssewloiis with the I'nited States. Public Health Packed in convenient sized attend n dinner of the State »dera Is to produce the foul growth of un "The difference had to be paid out Service.) tion of Business & Professional Wom cultivated soil which product lias no of the public treasury. During the cakes for home use at Misiern civilitu’tion has greatly en. Tlie Tile dinner was honoring the r»*- market value, but' to I«* given over second year of government operation cently returned delegatee to the na- to destruction. The true values are the deficit was 1380,000.900, and in changed the function of the eyes of t tonal Convent ion held in West Baden. for all who an* willing io take them thé two months of the third year be mnh. The rending < f the printed Ind. over for their tiwn. Tlie life and fore tbe lines were turned back to page throws an enormius «train on the eye by requiring It to make many The Baptist. Missionary Circle will teaching of that great teacher are private ownership, the deficit was more movements Ilian an* called for present for us as fully and truly as meet with Mrs. Pugh Thursdny. to- *103,000,000. in visualizing large objects. The eye day. at 2..'k) p. ■A L. b MH Mr«. 11. Hug- they were for that company of men is one of the organs most commonly AMERICA'S LIVE STOCK CLASSIC “ Long before the railroads were l.stsi years ago. One who had high gins bus charge of tin* program. The In the rreat.new Expoeitioo Petece and Amphlthestn. U m Pacific Intema- straineil in tumlern life. In its mod White t'ross work for tin* year will attainments in Ills legal profession turned oack to their owners, it wan ern us**, tlie eye is constantly fis-us- Uonal Live Stock EipoatUon will lie bltrser and better than ever, fearuring the larseet combined exhibit of pure bred live atock n-i Ir.-< r-~f In Amaiiaa, realised that government operation and who was a memhvr'of tin* Jewish Is* outlined ami lM*gun. Mrs. Pugh Beef ead DafrvCattle. Honea. Bwlhe. Sheep. Goate:also Poultry Bhow.La3 ing at sh.jrf dlstaiiccH, I'lifortunately extends a cordial Invitation to all Sanliedrin said, after knowing the was a fiasco. The public had never mu Aj of uh . Tii fact more than (k) ]s*r and Industrial Produeta. and World'a Greatest Nisht Hons Show. great teacher: "All my attainments before known such poor service and members and friends. BEDUCBD PABBB ON ALL BA1LMOADB I count nil that I may win Him and such high rates. Shippers were «erv eent. have 'physical defects of vision. New pack in small cans, By tills Is meant thnt the eye is de Is'comc like Him.'' lie gave over ed in miserable fashion and the situa fective to an extent that causes the suitable for table use. Ills Ideals, nil his possessions to tion became intolerable. vision to I m * less than normal, or thnt Vù^\V..\Wï\X\V cure the true values. "*i ’i he government was In dirs straits I g<MMl vision Is olitnlned through an No The weather, of course, will let la ba-tdliLg the problem' President exertion wliich causes strain. ydu know If your auto top needs Wilson drsidvd to hold on to tbe physical defect contributes more dl- reimlring. We will repair it. Why raUroada. yet ha could not let go. wily to fatigue and inefficiency than There is nothing quite so J. It. Nhkelsen reported Tuesday not H,raln or is more reH)H>nsibl<* for have those convenient, winter Government control could net continue a crew of men with two truck« time glass side cnrtainH put on your, without th*, nation well nigh bank «“*'•' J»““'»'* ‘ ff‘,rt* ""'V, good as Real Maple Syrup that .. material. Headaches, nausea and dlx will thia week finish repairing tin* touring car top? Central Top Shop, ruptlng Itself aad yet the owner. nr( . ( 1H„ frPVH.nt r,.su|tH for Hotcakes and Waffles. highway Just east of Mosier, where at W***r Harness Shop, F. E. Newell. would not receive the road, back in of ,,rp „rraI|1 hlllrr||lg r,,. movement of a Kliding mountain han Prop. the deplorable condition to which they I Mfr|(«j<«<| diMnnt vlalon, ocfunlonal had been reduced by government Oon double vision, mtiseiilnr twitching«, Three Big Trucks Daily between trol. The public patience was ex- I digestive dlstiirl>amx*H and s variety hausted. I of other manifi-iitations may I m * doe “President Wilson told congress the) to eye strain. Vottr ey««s require intelligent care. roads should be returned to their own Special Service for Apple Tonnage. ers but said he did __ not _____________ know just how If . you have headachcH or if in read- “Good Things to Eat It will pay you to call. No specific advice I * n,r 1 lMM, k I« held nearer than 12 it could be don«. 1------ -------- i •—..— ---- -*■..... •------------ eyes ex wee offered, solution of the problem ln< lies, you should h«v<‘ your aniim*<1 liy an eye specialist, Ijtck of being left to the next Republican con proper R. J. WUNER, Resident Manager <*are cutises n varh't.v of eye s •re««- ' '• d«*f<>cts. Avoid firn* work. Such Hood River Office: 12 Oak Street. Phone 3682 “ 'The The Esch-Cummins act, also known |H especially hud for ehlhlren as the Transportation Act of 1920, nl|l| „lioiild not I m * continuous. Rest prescribed the manner of giving back I your eyes freqiu iitly from study ami the railroad properties to thetr owners «lose work. The inuscles nr«* relax«*«! NOTICE Be ns llonrst as the Day First Christian Church and their future operation. For a by directing the «-yes on <1istnnt ol>- Bible When consumers try to grapple « Day, i tctolM-r 19: pertod of six months only after the jeets. Truck Operators school, 9.45, A- B. Cash. Supt ; Com With the problem of tile apple. lines were turned back to their own Rending on moving trains, looking ------------------- ♦ miinhin service mid preaching nt II They will find It full of trouble, era. there was a government fcuaran f,,r « '*•"« »*"«• "''«ving pliUtrcs. o'clock: t'lirisl inn Eliderne r at CM ns did Adam long ago; FIRESTONE tee that was for the purpose of tiding and evening 'preac hing *4*rvff-e at 7.30. the lines over the period of readjust ’'‘'H(1,‘ “ ''"n light, fmdng a gist- For th<* men who do lie pneking Prayer meeting will In* held each ' ,, _ _ . Illg light. Hliotild la* avoided as harm Tlieir inventive brains are rucking Flat Top Truck Cords ment and to allow the properties to k, r,(|. t|)(, 1>nrprtR<t (>f Wednesday evening nt 7 30. A cor How to work the wiiuiiug doubh* 36 x 6 .32 X 4i recover somewhat from the b,ow* (.„I1M4.rv|ll|i your vision the direction, dial invitation is extended to every where the little apples grow. one to attend tlic-sc* services. 38 x 7 dealt them by government control. ««airee. power and color of artificial When you open up the etises 33 X 5 The Livingstone«. “But thia guarantee was only one- Illumination are lm|H>rtant. The light There's n row of rosy far es. 40 x 8 34 X 5 There-«.« tier <>f rub.v Ireautles Oil < half what It was under government should I m * steady. It should Is* of , During ____ _ - apple rr— hauling you need First Church of Christ, Scientist the first and second row; control and ft ended In six months, sufficient intensity to illumine with good tires and prompt service. We Services in church building. Sunday, This was about the best bargain that out glare and no shadows should Is* Blit on digging somewhat rlee|M*r, carry the above sizes, in Stockland Ila. m. Sunday school the same hour. could be made to get out of an un | produc«*d on the reading or work They are meaner, grts-ner. cheaper— can give you -Day or Night Service. For tin* packer knows Ids duties, surface. The rending room is maintained fortunate situation. and tin* little fruit's IrebiW. the Davidson building Room 8 “The railroads have never recov . Be sure your vision la corrected l>y Gas—“SERVICE**—Oil There was one«* an honest imcker, properly fitted glasses, Have tld» open week days from 9 to 5, wi^h ered from the immense burden of ex dime by an eye spreta list, Do not Who declined to I m * it “tie ker, atteiirtny.i in charge from 3 to pense saddled upon them during the try to fit cheap glasses to your own t If the curds of business dealings Wednesday evening serVlii* at period of government control and the eyes. Eye strain from badly titling In the game he hart to play; o’clock, Lesson subject: "Diwfrlne public hae had a tremendous bill ».o glasses may in time seriously affect Wlten engaged in apple casiug EDDIE SPARKS Atonement.” FOURTH & CASCADE pay as a result of the experiment One your eyesight or health. Your eyes H<* was honest Hi liis plm-ing. trial of this plan should be enough should la* examined frequently by an Nor would let Ills private feelings Phones : 1281 and 239.1 (>. W. K. X N. Co. Tins* Card with his honour run away. We had all wo wanted at that ttao.” eye sfM-elallst. Not only should lie WESTWARD examine the eye for optical dafis-ts At. the Im we I ii * packed III« fnlreSt, No. Salt Lake Port pass 23, but he should Interpret the eye con Filled the middle with Ills rarest. The officers and degree staff of ditions in terms of general disease. And on to)i he placed ii row of i No. 11. , StMikanc-l’ort. pass — No. 25. , Chi.. Omaha, Kan. Wauna temple. Pythian Sisters, left The ,,...... eye . p,,,,,,,,, K1, tn lowered responds quickly windfalls dry ami "brown ; Citv. Port. pass-;-. Tuesday for Portland, where they (lf |M„tllv ..ffi, (¡. mm I health But, when eases lit* was branding. No. 1, , Wallrt Wiilla, Pen exemplified the work st the annual ll)(.nn« to « large extent right, living, By soini* Htrange nilHtindersianding, p nt dleton, Port, local We have a full supply ■fraud lodge of tbe organization. A1 ntll| ,|l(. eyes wllf «hare in gitferal Before he let the st encl I go. each , Chicago, Omaha. No. 17, large number of local Knight« of 0ff,^ts. case was upside down! Let us furnish-your Harvest Portland limited — 4.05 p tn Pyfbla« are in Portland for the an-' When In England it was landed, nnal grand lodge. Mra. Chan Ijiiiiin and «mail daugh- It whh beautifully branded. Groceries. EASTWARD The Oyient is demanding more ter. of Sedalia. Mo., have In-on here Indicating tluit the top was wlu*re Supplies for School Children Port. Salt Dike psa« 12.35 a m No. 21. Hood River apples than ever before, visiting her sister. Mtn. Bert Strnnn- the fairest spplos lay, No. 2, Portland Pendleton, If han.ennd family. Mrs. Damm'declared And the jMicker vonardetitfous, according to Paul MeKercher. Walla Walla locul 10.06 a m oriental business keeps on increasing that She had never seen more sp|M*al- Told Ills comrades more pretentious No. 18, , Portland, oinalia, at the present rate H< hm I River will Ing scenery than that of the rnid-Oo* That the only certain “cop" was Chicago limited — 11.30 a m have a surplus of small Newtown«. lnmbia in its aiitmnntImo coloring, “Be as honest as the day !" STEWART A MELLON No. 28, , Port.-Onuiha, Kan. Consumption in tbe Orient 1« of un She was taken by Mr. and Mrs. —Contributed. City. Pblrago pass 8.15 p m ELLIOTT DEXTER Telephone 2374 limited possibilities, and tbe ball baa Stranahan on a tour of the Ixtop highway. 8.3S p ■ Who appears at The Rialto in “The Havoc" Friday, October 24 , . No. n Port.Spokane pass Glacier office makea rubber stampe. to roll. PUBLIC CONTROL OF RAILWAYS FAILURE New_Arrivals In Umbrellas In cottons and silks with the new stubby handles and leather wrist straps. Blacks, Reds, Blues, Greens and Grays The Very Bed in the crinkle broad check binations New Stevens Spreads stripe and in the Dainty color com Sweaters, Sweaters, and more New i Sweaters Also that good, warm, long plaid wool scarf, another timely New Arrival. We invite you to call and inspect these new comers Maple Sugar 33c per cake Pure Maple Sap Syrup 50c per tin MOVING MOUNTAIN - RUINS THE HIGHWAY Warren & Greenwood Truck Lines The Star Grocery HOOD RIVER AND PORTLAND PERIGO & SON Columbia Service Station GROCERIES Tbe Heights Confectionery t 1