HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, .JANUARY 22, 1925
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LAW ENFORCEMENT
COSTS COUNTY $435
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MOSIER
was lighted by Ha wan, Lucille Mc-
Kercber, the candle of health by
Wantlnlka, Lottie Flint, and the
candle of love by Wanaka,
Stamm. The law of the fire was re
peated, "Burn, Fire, Burn” sung and
the “Ode to the Fire” was recited.
After this followed the awarding of
honors to those who had earned them,
some of the girls telling how they had
earned theirs. All the firemakers,
with the e two other girls who were to
become fireuiakers
firemakers that evening, sang
the “Star Spangled Banner." Mig
wam, Joyce Nye, and "Nawlssa, Ed-
etha Hartwig, recited their poem, a
firemaker’s requirement, and Migwam
gave an excellent account of the life
of Frances Willard. After these re
quirements had been given Migwam
and Nawtssa were initiated as fire
makers. Then WJnona received the
rank of torchbearer. She has earned,
thia rank both as guide and hand
craftsman torch bearer. Migwam then
sang "Lay me to Sleep.” The fire ex
tinguishing ceremony followed and
the girls left the circle singing “Sun
is Sluklnk in the West.”
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Elsie Carlson returned Thursday to
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Portland after a two weeks’ visit
rth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Carlson.
Accordlng to the prohibition invee-
Chester Blodgett. Mrs. Clair Bailey
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ilgator’a report for Hood River coun and Bara Folsom motored to Hood
ty, total expenaes of dry law en River Wednesday.
!^menL ?era the
year r**ehed
The Ladies' Aid, which was enter
84M8. while the total receipts were tained by Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Lei-
ïïJi J4,44.7W’ Usavln« * 4efieit of liott, met at the Y but Wednesday
3485.33. lu detail the expenses and afternoon and elected officer« for
leopipta were aa follows;
coming year. They will meet next
W. Riley, salary and car hire paid with Mrs. Mosier, January 28.
from general fund. 1924. 32400; O.
Jesse Bailey and Hal Blanchard
Sloat, salary and car hire paid from
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general fund, nine months, 3900; G. motored to Pendleton Thursday. Mr.
Sloat, boose cop, paid by district at- Blanchard stayed at Adams, where he
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torney from liquor fund, 3900; J. c. will work, and Mr. Bailey returned
Davin, special, 3250; miscellaneous, home Friday.
C. C. Brooks and Al Behrens were
expenses by district attorney from
liquor fund, 3468; total expenses, not business visitors in Hood River last
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including additional court or jail ex Thursday.
pense, 34918.
Mrs. Hattie Bailey and son, Jesse,
Receipts — Liquor fines collected, and Hal Blanchard were visitors in
1924, 32,206; confiscated cars sold The Dalles Tuesday of last week. *
3541.67; fines for violation of motor
The hard times dance held in the
laws, 31.731; total receipts, 34477.67, L O, O. F. hall last Wednesday even
Lose to county, besides court and ing was quite a success. Another
jail costa, 3435.33.
______ „ dance'will be held «there Jan-
similar
State
did
not | uai>
uary SS.
28. Howard’s Aces of Melody,
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operate in the county during the year. I of Hood River, will furnish the music.
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Orval and Jw,ae BaU*y
m2? by^t.U tr.fficX f ,rre,,t“ ,,ood Rlv< r Thur-ay.
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The Rebekah lodge installed its hew
The trend of the modern education
Many Willing to be
officers Saturday evening.
i
al system was decried Sunday night
The day before Christmas an apple . C„ Ti.
by
Fred
G.
Bale,
former
attorney
who
buyer at London. Eng announced A °’ n°llnp"' F. A. AUlagton, Jas.
that he had found a no?e’ in a box^f <J?n,p’R.J“hn <’ai™». Mr. Bryant and is now teacher of public speaking at
Albany College. Mr. Bale declared
Newtown apples which carried an ap- RS“’ B?k‘T1 WT T‘att?'lft
the American method of teaching
peal from a Hood River fruit grower 1Uve.r L °’ °’ P
™mlay that
the young is proving deficient for the
for a life companion. Scotch and evpn,nK-
reason that an effort is being made to
English newspapers gave the story
Chester Bryant left Thursday after fit the child to a system instead of
wide circulation, and as a result, H ’Wt with his sister, tyra. Clair fitting the system to the needs of
since the Apple Growers Association Bailey.
various types of children.
label appeared on the box, the local
Mrs. Marsh took her son, Frank, to
“Instead of studying the tempera
cooperative association has been re- Hood River Friday to see the doctor« ment of individnal children,” said Mr.
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ceivlng numerous replies from women who said that he has appendicitis.
Bale, "we are grouping all children
th
■a.
®f ““
are ’rtUing
The members of the high school in single large classes and driving
w orchard,8t1a companion, y. W. C. A. club attended a tea party them niUy-willy through the same bot
Generai Manager Steele is holding Liven by The Dalles Y girls Tuesday tle neck of education. This system
ahe state«, he I m afternoon. They were entertained over results in a great deal of deficiently
?Uni i?tO APP|e„Grower night by The Dalle« club. Thom? at- educated men and women.”
who wants a life companion.’’
teD(llng from Mosler were Mae <;amp
The visitor paid a tribute to John
Nedra Evans, Leta Blanchard. Luella Baker, an old friend of Ohio days.
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A 100-pound of sulfur application Nielsen, Evelyn Beldin and Ella Fol The address was given at the River
to an acre of several types of Oregon som.
side church under, auspices of the
land every three to four years should
Sunday Evening club. Selections by
t
Florence Evans returned from Hood the
give a ton or more increase in yield
Legion quartet, composed of Earl
River
and
spent
Wednesday
evening
of legume hay on most of the alfalfa
Spaulding, Ted Baker, Bill Bryan and
lands, says the state experiment sta with her parents. She left for Cor- James
J------1 Collier, were i highly appreci-
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vallis
Thursday
morning.
tion.
Subsequent applications are
ated.
Ixiura Hads went to Troutdale to
lighter particularly on humid soils.
MOUNT HOOD
Apply early and harrow in when the visit her mother, Saturday.
meadows are renovated, is the station
The Mokler girls’ and boys’ baaket-
Mrs. Mabel Hendricks was up from
recommendation.
| ball teams played with The Dalles Hood River the first of last week
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I teams Wednesday evening. Both of visiting her mother, Mrs. E. A. Han
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the games were won by The Dalles.
na, who has been sick.
Sara Folsom left Friday for Klam
The regular afternoon meting of the
ath Falls, where she will teach the Parent-Teacher association was held
last half of the school year.
Friday afternoon at the school bouse.
J Miss Ptack went to Portland last
Miss Dorothy Johnson is at Hood
River taking a course in millinery at
Friday aad Saturday, Jan. 23 and 24 Thursday.
James Camp was having dental the Paris Fair.
BEBE DANIELS-RICARDO CORTEZ
work done in Hood River Wednesday
Anyone in Baldwin precinct failing
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and Thursday.
to receive a call from the government
The I. O. O. F. lodge celebrated its farm census enumerator, V. G. Weber,
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120th birthday anniversary Tuesday is requested to telephone him at Odell
I evening. Some of the oldest mem 105 within the next 10 days so that
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Love, Passion and Intrigue, with bers attended and gave talks about he may call.
the Argentine as its local.
the old-time lodge.
Mount
Hood
people
in
town
Satur-
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A Paramonnt Picture
I The Mosier Chamber of Commerce
y Included J. B. Doggett, George
held its regular monthly meeting Hanel, Albert Banna, Elmer Beebe,
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Monday of last week. After the busi A. Posidel, Mrs. Ross Ringer and eon,
JA«K DEMPSEY
ness meeting and a short program a Clarence.
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TOIMy^
lunch was served.
Van Embree went to Portland last
-A KNOCKOUT FOR CUPID”
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Mrs. Mobley went to Portland Sat Wednesday to be with his mother,
News — Topics — Fables
urday.
who is sick.
The Junior Y club held their meet
Prices, 10-85-50
Mr. Calvin, state club leader; J. W.
ing
at
the
Y
hut
Saturday
afternoon.
Crites, county school superintendent,
Friday Matinee, 10-85
Vivian Downing was host ess.
and Miss Whitteker, county health
The Sweet Sixteen club met at the nurse, attended the Parent-Teacher
Chamberlain home Raturday after- meetlrig Friday afternoon. ■ Mount
l noon. The club will meet with Mrs. Hood school children will organize a
LOOK! LOOK!
Harding February 7.
calf club, a garden dub and a sewing
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Al Behrens left Saturday for Port club.
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iday and Tuesday
land.
Barrett P.T. Meeting
25. 26 and 27
Saturday visitors in The Dalles
The Barrett Parent Teacher asso-
Darrell
Alling-
were
Earl
Scott
and
EUGfcNE O’BRIEN, MAE BUSCH.
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elation will hold Its regular
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meeting
ton.
BEN ALEXANDER. MILDRED HAR
Tuesday evening, January 27, at 8
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilcox motored o’clock st the school house. Mrs. J.
RIS, THO8. 8ANTSCI, MITCHELL to The Italics Saturday.
R. Forden, Mrs. Ralph Hinrichs and
The claim 1» three mile* southwest
If vou do not receive your Oregonian I Let me grind and press your eider ia
LEWIS
Dr. C. A. Macrum was a Portland Mrs. E. Hobson will speak on the
of the aunimlt of Look Out mountain regularly or wish to subscribe for same,' any quantity. Have new kegs and n.
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visitor last week. He returned home question, "Has the. Rural Community
either by carrier or mail, please
call
se
cat)
rei«
at
cort
to
customers.
Phone
for
ANATUrD
DDCMIDD
aBkt
,
'
ie
•Mt.
Hood
Loop
Wednesday.
a Responsibility Concerning the Rec
A1\U1HEK liujlulbn *»Wiway. Several claims in this vi Oregonian agent. Phono 2303. I f2)tf j prices. Walter Welle. Tel. 47X1. n6tf
Sherman I«effier was a The Dalles reation of its Boys and Giris?” C. K.
cinity have been worked the past
Benton will play a violin solo and Al
visitor Tuesday.
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I three summers, returning the owners
The Greatest Action Picture
"Frivolobs Sal," which will appear-a substantial return in gold.
The Mosier Y. W. C. A. was rep bert Case will give an address on
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resented. at The Dalles Monday even- "What Bcont Work Can Do for the St the Rialto theatre next Sunday, f
We Have Ever Shown.
Musical (Iocs Arouse Interest
. ing at the annual board meeting by Country Boy." There will be a social Monday and Tuesday, will mark an-j
Such Scenic Grandeur — Never 8uch Mrg. p. A. Rhogren and Mrs. W. E. hour and refreshments.
-other Oregon premier at the local
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The program committee is spend show house. The thrilling picture,' T 1 *1 Hood River valley has just ac-
Heart Interest — Such Direction
Clark, Mrs. Shogren giving the report
ing much time and effort in arrang whlch was given a pre-view before a q“lred “ un,,que fara‘,y’ •** * T.
and Acting *
. Iof ‘b* Mosier Y. W. C. A.
of people last week, will ap- Cloe. All nine members of the family
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Maud Whorill left for Portland ing for these interesting programs, number
and the public is cordially invited to pear in Portland after Its showing ar* K*”"“«! musicians, and they have
TWO —COUNT ’EM —TWO
Tuesday.
attend.
here.. Those who saw it in the pre-
an orchestra. The family,
v-rciTT-ru
George Evans waq a The Dalle«
view are loud in their praises.
I which came here from Arkansas, has
F 1 G H 1 b
visitor Tuesday.
Electric Orchard Heater Invented
"Frivolous Bal," it la declared, dis-1
aroused a keen interest by
Such as the screen baa never fnown,
Roscoe Davldbizar, Geo. Forst. Bert
An electric system for heating fruit plays more dramatic moments and p,.a{*n«for « *rleo of oldtime dances
•ven excelling either screen version of Osburn. C. A. Hage and Clyde Bailey orchards, which the Inventor claims more action than did "The Spoilers." I at 1 ark
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"The Spoilers”
| were Hood River visitors Saturday.
will save fruit growers on the Pa One at the big fights takes place In
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Ora Hodge and Mrs. John Hads cific'coast millions of dollars annually an ore bucket, two men, grappling
were married in Portland January 15. and which is the Invention of U. J. with each other 100 feet above the
SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE
“HB NEW MAMA"
Mrs. Lyle Bryant and mother, Mrs. Baade. Napa county, Pennsylvania, bottom of a boulder strewn ravine.
A Mack Bennett Comedy
Btamper, went to Portland Tuesday. farm advisor, has t>een endorsed by
YOU BUY
Income Tax Notea
M. 8. Jlenoch, chief heating engln<>er
COME EARLY —YÔU’LL WANT
WHILE THEY LAST
Mrs. E. A. Race and son, Charlea, of
the
Westinghouse
Electrical
Co.,
During
the
aix
week*
beginning
TO SEE IT TWICE
were in Hood River Wednesday get- of Pittsburgh, and by J. Wrenn, con
.February 2 and ending March 14, ex
Prices, entire engagement, 10 and 50c I ^g Charles’ glasses fitted.
sulting engineer of the Greet Western perlenced deputies from the office of
Bargain Matinee Tuesday, 10 and 35c
Mrs. J. R. Proctor snd dsughter, Power Co. According to the inventor Clyde G. Huntley, collector of internal Ford Touring Topa
compieta---------------------- $8.00
* Dara, went to The Dalles Friday to the electric system is self controlled. revenue, will visit the principal cities
Continuous Sunday 2. to 10 p. tn.
viait Mrs. Guy Duvall. They returned A thermostat, which may be placed and towns of the state for the pnr^,
Sunday morning.
under each tree, manipulates the elec pose of assisting taxpayers .in the Ford Roadster Topa
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINALY
complete______
$6.50
Mr. Ramey went to Cascade Locke tric control heaters. This will do preparation of their federal income
Saturday.
away with the smudge pot system tax returns for the year 1924. This
. 4 Nights Only 4
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beldin were vis when the process is perfected.
assistance is given gratuitously by Ford Side Curteina ______ $6.40
We4, Thors, Fri, and Nat.
Collector Huntley’s deputies and tax
itors In The Dalles Tuesday.
January 28, 23, 36 and 31
Hens for winter laying in Oregon payers are urged to avail themselves Ford Back Curtains, only $3.40
The American Legion ia forming a
volunteer fire department. The school do not do well on a whole grain ra of the service. When calling upon Ford totd Chevrolet
board has given them the use of the tion. The contiued use of straight their deputies tax|«ayers are requested
Radiator Covers______ $1.75
old District No. 8 school bell for a grain does not supply all the food to bring with them the income tax
elements necessary to produce eggs. blank forma they will have received All topa and back curtains have
fire alarm.
Htpady rations of straight grain re through the mail.
• 7x14 glass.
The deputies will lie in Hood River
sult in digestive disorders _aa Well as
Belohe Camp Fire News
March
2-7,
inclusive.
The
grain
poor
egg
production,
The monthly ceremonial was held
Everything sold under guarantee.
New Play and Scenery Each Night January 8 at the Riverside church. It should Ite supplemented by ground
Quartz Claim Filed
feeds,
commonly
referred
to
aa
maab
was tie first meeting of the new year
POPULAR PLAYS, PLAYERS
C. C. ANDERSON, Bole Proprietor
C. Morrow, of the Upper Valley, has
and It was a good one. Winona, Mias in distinction to whole or cracked
AND PRICES
tiled with the county derg notice of
Knoll, called Wahelo and the girls grains used as scratch feeds.
Matinee Saturday, January 31
Old fashioned dance, Rockford hall, the location of a quarts claim, which
answered and entered the circle with
10« OAK STREET
he has christen«! “The Fortunate."
the council step. The candle of work January 23.
Prices We
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We Spent a Million to
Qive You a Better Motor
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WORTH IT!
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is the Verdict of Thousands
who have seen it perform
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EDUCATIONAL TREND
REGRETTED BY BALE
The MILLION
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DOLLAR
MOTOR
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in the New 1925
STAR CAR
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See it, it’s a Sensation!
RIALTO THEATRE
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HIGHWAY AUTO CO.
“ARGENTINE LOVE”
COR. OAK AND FIFTH STS
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“FRIVOLOUS SAL"
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FRIVOLOUS SAL"
Home Grown Trees
ARE BEST
SPECIAL
Apples, Pears, Cherries
IDEAL GRADER & NURSERY CO
“BAIRD’S
COMEDIANS”
CENTRAL TOP SHOP
LINOLEUMS
Anderson Undertaking Co
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE
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FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Inlaids, per sq. yd. $139
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KELLY BROS. CO., Inc
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