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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1925)
■p Pfiers and Wrenches of Forged Steel At Special Low Prices These goo^ tools will save you time. real value and tor one week only, They are priced way below 6-in. Combination Pliers, Polished 23c a 61c BALE AT RIVERSI SUND rt in casting, designing sets and isting. in the direction of his pic es. He 1s married to Mary Hay, a well-known du no r. and they have one daughter, Mary Hay Bartheluisss. Fr««d G. Bale, professor of public ■peaking tat Albany College-, will de- liver an address on "The Coming Geueratiiai” at Riverside Community church Sunday evening. Mr. Bale, who la known as a boy’s man, is nationally known as one of tin- coun Geo. T. Prather, valley pioneer and try’s kecaeflt chaetauqim ami lyceum founder of tlie Hood River Glacier, lecturers. He will appear Jp-re under while lu-re Saturday from his Summit auspices of the Sunday Evcnliffe club. ranch, recalled tlie banner tnld-Colum- Fred O, Bale Is a courageous cru bi a cougar story of- 40 years ago. sader for those things «which make "Tlie Oregonian's ,recent stories for a bigger and better community. a hen t the cougar and his pugnacity He is one of the biggest lecture and the various discussion of corres- ’’finds” of recent years a num of IKindents thereon," said Mr. Prather, fire and energy, t a clear thinker, a “brouglit back to memory a story hard hitter. His is a message (Mir that one Itolierts. he was generally ticulurly valuable to the youug, und known as 'Lying' Roberts, used to to those charged with responsibility tell with great gusto at the crude for their welfare. liars and public drinking places of Mr. Bale speaks from the heart as pioneer times. well as from the Intellect; eu rm-st. "Rolierts. who was a squaw man,—- intensive, direct, enthusiastic, aggres lie's ] »used to tlie happy hunting sive. His love of justice and warm ground long sim-e. God rest hi^ soul— sympathy for the wronged are only lived at what is now the O.-W. K A equalled by his acathitig invective of N. station of Vlento. Wlicu lie first injustice and his loathing of ,organ Is'gan coming to Hood River he was ized evil. He speaks from a -wealth wont to tell ns nf trouble he was of experience aiul wide observation. having witli a big cougar that fre- He deals in no dry generalities or quented the canyonsides of tlie Co- alsct ructions. doesn't preach. lie luuiblu in Ills Vicinity. 'I've got to lets tile live stories of the “kids" get that eat,’ he would declare after with their mischievous pranks. their a drink or two, 'or he's going to get tears, take you buck to your own me?’ Ijideid he narrowly missed childhood, your own pranks, * your shooting the cougar on several occa own troubles. He lets these stories sions. and on several otIlers he barely do the preaching and they do their esca|>ed witli liis own life when the work and dig deeper tliaip any state congnr stalked him in til® forests. ments of dry statistics dug, second "One day Rola-ris ap(s«arcd in Hood lia tided, from the volumes of any River in ' apparent great ecstasy, library or government documents WI khi he was properly heated for could do. conversation lie unrolled for us n story of his prowess, It Bt l I I I I I I 11 I I I I 11 I 1 I 1 i 1- l -l l marvelous run something like this: :! STAGE AND SCREEN | "‘I got tlie cat,'hoy«. Ills hide’s a-dryin' op my shantyaide. He d---- ed tie adapted by the Arion Trio. Among the pieces selected are "Cau<«aslr.q Sketches" by IppoliUiw-lwanow bus sack Lullaby” by White, "Anitra’e Dance” by Grieg, end “Song of India” by Rimsky-Komkoff. Commemorating the birthday of Benjamin Franklin, a special program of the East Bay Industrial Exposi tion will be broadcast by Keo through remote control circuit direct from the Municipal auditorium. Oak land, Calif.. Saturday evening. 0. E. Sleeper will deliver an address on the life of Franklin KGO artists will appear in person on the platform be fore tbe audience in the auditorium. FOREST FIRE LAW VIOLATORS FINED LARAWAÏ A One of the lqg sales ever held now under way at of W. F. U tbe store, wh might be the jeweler, are being a nationally and an expert on charge of the «ale. Tbe gin daUy at 2.30 and 7J0 p. The store room has been each afternoon and evenli those seeking the bargains offered at the unusual sain, are reserved for the ladiea. Clipped Here ppd TW. For years and years George dere, Indian patriarch ef Hood valley, amazed people with the accuracy of his weather Campers, smokers, brush burners and loggers all appear in the list of the 107 court convictions for criminal forest tire law violation» on the na- u a tional foresta of Oregon and Wash- He had but one eye, yet with tte ingtou during the season of 1921. The single optic be conld see far >«jonffl report which has just been issued by the weather bureau. One day he ap- the district forester's office, Portland, dertook to crawl beneath a freight u (4 shows that 222 cases were brought to train, and tbe results were disastrous. trial. Of these, 197 were convicted, When Indian George had goat to h* 9 were found not guilty and 16 cases happy bunting grouads where traia* were not, one Indian John, of Th* are still pending. Pines and costs were assessed in Dalles, undertook to wear his ma; But Indian John's glory was si the amount of $309.25 under the criminal fin« law convictions. In ad and great bls downfafi. One day, so goes the story la dition .’<3 civil cases were settled and Hood Glaeier. a citizen of 1 damages collected covering govern River River found Indian John oa Chp ment Aimlier destroyed in the umount mein street of The Dalles, prer ■ol of $17.615.64; 22 civil cases are still ably crossed his palm wHh silver Has kept our big truck on the go, delivering in town and country. liending. involving damages amount then asked him how be carried ea ing to $.'19.<HHJ.27, according to the weatlM-r duties of Indian George. There are real reduction* throughout the stock, so no matter what you report. “Ugh ! Ugh I” confessed John, Campers' Art's head the list of con need, come and get it now for less. These additions to the Red Tag list this week : victions under the criminal laws, with watch urn white man. Me see Mat pt* coal to burn la h* 128 «convictions, five not guilty and In much Me wood, know soon be cold." six pending. Brush burning without cellar. rebuttal from Tlie Dallea theg* |M«ruiit ranks second, the smokers* is of »■I I I I I I I I H + i + H H H 1 I I I I I near got pic, though. Tbe aou of a fires third. yet none. Yet some tmanise of ga* Mahogany Rocker, Blue . ... How many types does a star hale gun slunk rigid down to my doeryard, Although tlw greatest number of dii'tion, reminiscent, ptehape, of I* Leather Auto Seat.... to play in his career? Don't try and where I was cuttln' stovevVood. I conviction« is for campers' fires, ft is di an (Iqorge, suggeeta that while thp I guess. It would be im]iosslble. But board a swish aud aldestep|s«d. or I'd pointed out that the greatest damage other " aide of the story may be leaf listen to a few things Bert Lytell lias never have lived to tell th«« tale.- He came from fires caused by loggers. in the telling, it will not bq loag * Raed Chair, Upholstered C1 C 9E Tuacon Net, Búngalo «ay alsiut “type«” on the screen ■wiped tlie sides of my shoulder with Of the total $56.621.91 damages under starting.—Oregqn Jqprnal. to Frosted Brown.......... ,.▼ ■ OefcW paw; tore my’ buckskin shirt the closed and pending civil esses, pattern, yd............... and "ty|>es” lie has portrayed in liis one right off. lb« thought he hail me. I over Tlie Story TlacMy brilliant career. 80 per cent is due to logging guess, and when hi- missed bo turned fires, it During the recent egtremely eolf Is said. Lytell 1 h now ap(M-arlng jm ‘ *the End Tables, Walnut I waved my axe and Silk Gauze, 45-in« meiinest man" in “The MeaucHt Man cowardly, “Much as we dislike to inflict legal weather, according to a «tory that hap and he started to run. Now IM'iialtic» or Mahogany....... u(s>n forest visitors.” said just gained currency bqre, a garapp in the World.” a First National pic yelli'd width, per yd.... tlmr are two tir trt«es, big mis. that tile district forester, in discussing the concern had such frequent calls fag ture which will is- shown at the Ri grow near my l»<-k door. Where alto theatre Sunday. report, “the fact remains that folks denatured alcobal for rpdiators tMR are ciosest together they are not who violate the fire laws are law a burry up call for an > extra ban* Floor Lanw with Polychrome Mirror, 54 CIO ÛC “I guess I have enacted every type they more'n 12 inches ti|»rt. The cougar breakers. and must he punished as was placed with a Portland whulsaala of man in the imagination of the inch long, mitered........ ▼ ■ lietWeen ’em. I was right such. The future economic welfare drug concern. The barrel of alcoMft author—mid more than Hint,” lauglied started of tlie Pacific Northwest demands it.” arrived iu due time pad in a sinpl* Lytell. "One role flnda me n brilliant after him. As lie squez lietween ’ them , It "However.1 ” he added, "if everyone day the last drop was said to mot— young lawyer and tlie next casts me trees I beard the bark Uf-poppln I would hoed the printed warnings and late. an a French gambler. Another gives beemed to give me an Idictir, and Scarcely bad Use proprietor finiabs* me the ap|M*aran<«e of a doctor while grabbed tlie cat by tlie tall. The suggest ions, abundant in the national Imrdcr I yanked, the more lie pulled. forests, we would have fewer forest draining the barrel when a long dto- the following will reveal me in the There a stilb of a dogwood tree, fires and fewer law enforcement tance telephone call came from tbs garb of an undertaker. To aay noth la-side waa one of tlie firs, and I bail an cases.” Portland wholesale drug (Irm. ing of the crepe hair, wliiskers. false 'Did you get that barsyl of wigs, swallow-tail coats ami high plug other idear. I was onost a sullor I Haileit Heads Claims Committee we sent you?” a voles queried. hats that must be worn to help ‘dress’ knotted that cougar's tall around the dogwood stuli. and just let him pull "Sure." waa ths reply. “We «mag the (»rt. Representative Hazlett was appoint and m<«ouw. It waa so funny that I to thank you for ths service. Ws "But, l>CHt of like a real laughed so loud my squaw, come out ed cliairtnau of the Claims committee just sold the last depp." honest-to-giHalness MAN part. to see what was the matter. Hh<- »I the lower house of the legislature. “ Oh, my God!” groaned tbe He was made a member of the Law The AmerU'an outdoor mini. I (tentative of tbe drag firm. gralilM-d m.v axe and ran around the H. R. CREAMERY NOTES ph ram, which Is relieved, according tbe Iluod River Hospital will I k - held the wilds. I love the woods — love Revision committee. the to the local sufferers, by the cooling at Library hall Wednesday, January It was some time before be hills the water—everything that be- trees, and I'ui gosli darned if silt The epidemic of hiccoughs which effect of the let« cream. 21, 1925, at 2 p. in. All who have H(K-akH didn't brain tliut tdg coqgar before Grap«» In Oregon have th«« advan- explain. He finally revetted that the of the outdoors." has prevailed here recently, apparent contributed to the Hood River Hos I k no wed what «lie was tip to.'" tng«‘ so far of lieing relatively free shipping depertment had made • ntim ly a complication of a form of Influ to the extent of $10 are mcin- frotn bed Insect troubles. One Insect take and had neat ont abarret at WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS pital One of tlie greatest moments in__ enza, stimulated the consumption of her ls*rs and are urged to attend thia Di»«overy of the cause of salmon Hint lias to I m * guarded against ns re pure grain alcohol worth $800. latest Paramount production. “ Wages ice cream. Victims of the peculiar With Mrs. H. E. Baker and Miss meeting in order that a quorum will isdsonlng. which claims the live« of of Virtue.” due at the Rialto next numerous dogs each year, and of tlie ported by the experiment station is affliction, and these might have tn-eii Gertrude Horne as hostesses, the lie present. Elk’s Lodge Prspsssi the phylloxera, a minute r<»t louse Monday and Tuesday, Is where Gloria IIU cream in huge quantities furnished members of the Business Women’s Anyone interested in the hospital i lieu us of remedv. has jieon made by that feeds on tlie plant juices. Euro- At a meeting last Friday night ef Swanson, as Caruielita. givi-s a vivid I -y a relief, even after numerous other club and guests were entertained will lie welcome. .. D. Wviijt, of Baker, a junior in peiiu vHrbdJea of grap«*« are far -h»e sth of FHks of the Hood 1 remedies bad failed. By order of Rev. L. H. Milter, luterprelatlon of ,, the „ -fwratnni rigid royaBy the other evening at ----- — "dnnrrl -—— ;tSe>’<I. sf <>. Medical aeluKil at Port resistant to this losse than the Amer* valley who now exceed 60. it ot tlie s«-ven veils." for tlie hard | llim1 The city frad a dozen hiccough suf the office of thjj Pacific l*o wer A -President. that an application be ■lean varieties, and r«>slstanU stock Is proposed . . __ bitten soldier* of Tiie Foreign Legion. Kent Shoemaker, Secretary. was only after long investlgn tlie only «-ontrol recommend«*«! by the for a local charter. The city now ferers during the prevalence of the Light Co. Games were (>layed. puz- Swathed from head to- foot in golf zles were worked and refreshments ni«*n t n 1 1« >n and intousivc affliction, and these hight have been experiment station. an active Rlk's club. ■ black veiling." the first veil of the Wyatt whs able to discover the seen making frequent forays on soft Were nerved. Rmokv and Smelly Oil Stoves Cured by ■even over veils of lighter color, she actual ( mi I hoii which caiiHCH the mor drink places, and In the evening car- using Eocene Oil. Try thia high grade not only proves by the grace___ Notice of Membership Meeting tality anil the means by which the rying extra large containers of Ice coal oil next time and see the difference. rhythm of her isistures that site is and an (Team home with them. Hiccoughs Notice is hereby given that the first Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at E A. accomplished ex|s>neut of the intoxi disease might be cured. lie showed that a chemical sulwtance in the is a spasmodic contraction of the dla- semi-annual membership meeting of Frau* Co. m29tf cating Ix-anty of tin« dance, but enacts flesh of the fish Is responsible for a a remarkable change of characteriza isilson whlifi cause« a clogging up of tion as she «-easi-s to lie the exquisite tbe respiratorj- organs. little mother ot lost, men and.Jbecum>«s the provocative, daring little cafe It was so cold last Week iu the dancer, striving to amuse the wor Hood River coentry that nine cats shipping legionnaire« and make them with all their nine lives froze to forget tlie horrible boredom of the death at the State liatcliery. Algerian l>arraek town. Tlie I'liove is news for Hood River Another incident which is going to s(K>rtsm -n from Tlie Dallas. Itemizer. set a lot of Gloria Swanson fans pna- zling. is how site manages to Imlann- a Isdtle on her head while carrying RADIO NEWS on a conversation, a feat which she Country school children iu tlie state accomplishes perfectly. The truth Is that Miss Swanson of California are to learu tlm geogra only achieved th|a^«,-ffect after ardu phy of great rivers of tlie worhl by ous daily practice so flint she might radio. Fascinating stories of tlie Missis enact the wene where she attempts to brlls> a sergeant of the Foreign sippi, Hudson. Missouri. Ohio, Rio Legion, with win«' to spare her lover Grand«-, St. I.awreuee, A'ukon, Ama from punishment, with the same ease zon, Orinoco, Thames. Rhine. Ihinulie. that would Is- natural In a girl of the Seine, Volga. Niger, Nile, ..Yang Tsi East, to whom carrying nrtk-les on Kiang, Tigris, Euphrati-s and thi- Ganges rivers will Is- told by tlie the head is an everyday, occurrence. <-liara<1«-r of th«' ‘JOId Man «if the -I -1 \ Richard Bart het moss has forged to Rivers.” Hr- wHi trit Ms stories trr the front with greater strides, per a boy and a girl, before the micro haps. tlian any of the younger play phones of KGO Monday mornings nt ers. Although his screen career dates 9 a. in. (minting word pictures of back to "War Brides," It waa not un scenes along the banks of the rivers til "Tol’able David.” the Inspiration ss the little (>arty drifts along. Tlie picture fof First National which won boy and tbe girl will ask* him ques the Photoplay magazine medal of tions as the story progrt-Hses. Children asscmbli-d in class rooms 1922. that ho filially established him self as a star. Prior to that, how around loud-s|M«akers throughout the ever. ho had attained great popular state, listening in on the stories, will ity through his work in I). W. Grif not feel conscious of being iertured fith productions, his characterization to. or of being taught. It is the hope in “Broken Blossoms” being especial of the radio teachers that their pupils ly notable. Pictures that RarthelmeM wtll learn the Important facts alsuit has made for First *Nationa1 since rivers by simply listening to interest "Tol’able David" lire "Fury,” “Tlie ing stories. Before and after each Bond Boy.” “Tlie Bright Shawl,” story-lesson, music will lie used to "The Fighting Blade” and "Twenty, lend charm and color to the story One.” His latest production, “The telling ap(>enl. Arthur H. Gsrbett, Enchanted Pottage." adapted from i-omposer and musical Interpretative Sir Arthur Wing Pinero’« stage suc- writer, will furnish n musical episode Romo Instrument, <«ess. will tie shown ‘ at the Rialto for each story. IOUJMB1A TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, theatre next Wednesday and Thurs characteristic of the country through which the river flows, will be first day. Barthel mess was Ixirn 28 years ago heard In each episode, In the in- in an apartment overlooking Central stance of the story lesson on the Vol Park In New York. His father died ga river, cathedral liells will ts- usisi when he was only two years old and for the opening of the musical acene, his mother, faced with the problem of Then will follow the song of the supporting herself and her small son. Volga Ismtnimwi i After the story more turned to the stage for a livelihood. Russian musi<\ < ending with the faint Although she had had no previous sounds of the distant, hells, will com stage experience she succeeded In es plete the picture in the minds of tablishing a name for herxelf Í1R R child listeners. Courses for the country schools of character woman. When she had to go on tour Dick the state, now tinder pref»ration, in was sent to a military school. After clude not only stories of the world's that he entered Trinity College. Hart- rivers but also lessons in California ford. Conn. During his school years history. Radio lessons based on rivers of Dick sfs*nt his vacations almost al- ways with Irls mother, and necasion- the world are being organized by Mrs. Men who enjoy good health bathe daily, shave ally played small parts with her in David Elliott Martin, chairman of the Ray Reif ion California Committee on stock, At college he took an active change their undergarments daily and keep their «uftwaad part In amateur theatricals. This School Broadcasting. Mrs. Grace C. Stanley, commissioner of elementary garments clean. Dirt infested eUlhing invites disease, way he gradually acquired a gissi foundation for a stage career ; yet schools. State Board of Education, la because we breathe “through our clothes.” Clean cloth directing the state-wide movement to upon hts graduation frojp college he decided against the stage and wont make w of radio In country school ing means lietter’ health, better mental efficiency and _ into business Instead. He wanted to work. better living. Phone 1014 and have your clothing clf^nad make money, and as an actor he As first of a series of radio didn't see much chance. dramas given at KGO during the “The Meyer-King Way,” which means that your clothing His business cari-er wns ahortlive«!. (»st year, which are to bo repeated however. He was working In a Con- at the request of thousands of listen is guaranteed sterile, absolutely clean and neatly pressed. . nectlcut town when a motion picture ers, "The Green Goddess,” a thrilling company begnn making pictures near story of India, will be broadcast this by. The lnre was too strong. Bar- evening. Rebei'ca Richardson, who t hoi moss’ screen career dates from appeared In the cast when this play that moment. was first given at the General Elec Barthelmeaa gives practically all of tric Pa< Ific Coast station, will agnln We Call and Deliver Any his Mme. thought and energy to the take th<« role of “Lucllla,” wife of work of picture making. In addition Major Anthony Crospln. Wilda Wil Phone 1014 to being the star of Ills own produc son Church will direct the six mem ing organization, he takes an active ber« of the cast. Oriental music will 6-in. 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