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Bean* ^'^’I’factor, has and Jimmie LUI, Robert and Burton country, and its needs, and its oppor rooms in the Bruslus Black, Billy Byars, Robert and Don- tunities as we understand them. TV 41 I aid Bennett. • Now up in the Puget Bound coun try, when we began putting the horae Miso Roberta Lane, of Cascade Howard's Acte, Feb. 4, Rockford. on the other side of the cart and Locks, spoke in behalf of the women H. L. Hasbrouck. optometrist. started out on this tourist travel, I students before the "kick-off” meet- OF OUR A * w - Ontbank, Manager, 806 Rural Oregon Journal agent, phone T. H. Martin manager of the tour had it in my head that we must all 1 Ing of the campaign for the memorial Oak Street. Phone 1621. jv'- ’ U-ti 67«. dlltf building to be reeled ou the campus ist resorts of Ranier National Park, get behind one great outstanding Mrs. H. 0. Bieverifropp and eon, in honor of the O. A. C. soldier dead. recently gale an Interesting address feature of tourist Interest. "Let's de-1 Attorney Smith and family motored Herman, left last Friday for Port- The students plan to raise $200,000 to the members of the Mt. Hood De velop that one thing.” I said. "Stay to Portland for a visit last week. Be away from everything else and adver Peaeoek Beauty parlor, Richards’ frieiHta°r “ T1*,t W*th relatlTe’ *ud among themselves for thia enterprise. velopment Ix-ague in Portland Ml*p Isme Is a senior in commerce cause of the local luterest in a tourist tise that one attractiuu." I nave apt». Tel. 2921. ' 16« and president of the Women'« league. I hotel on Mount Hood The Glacier will come to learn the fallacy of that.] The «any friends of J. w. Perigo, Dry box wood for sale. Schindler who recently underwent a severe <m- Rev. A. B. Hlaey, local district su print in installments Mr. Martin's I have come to learn that a man will] Transfer Co. Tel. 2661. a7tf ‘ ‘ ra ?*" n at U«od River hospital, perintendent, and Dr. J. D. Powell, address. The first Installment apiæars uot cross the continent to see any Evening and afternoon classes ____ in _ will lx- glad to know that he la mak one thlug. The days of the covered I of Kansas, were preeeut at the As below: millinery Monday. February 2. Pyth ing a good recovery. First I wish? to correct the Imprea- wagon are too near the mimls of all bury Methodist church Bunday. Dr. ian Bldg.', Room 25. February 18 has been announced as Powell spoke on the Inadequate sup slon seemingly current that RHinier of us. The trip across the "Great I Vernon Horne left Tuesday for The the next cooky Jar day for the dis port of the retired minister and N'atioual Park had a larger attend- American Desert" (and the easterner Dalles, where he will undergo an op abled veterans of Portland hospitals. urged people ^»f Oregon to liberally ante this year than any of the other is still speaking of the Great Ameri-I eration for naeal and throat trouble. I lease send e»«>kies before February contribute to the $250,000 endowment national |>arka. That is not true. can Desert) is too recently a hazard-! For Bale or Rent — My Summit 14 to tile Coolidge Jewelry store. fund the Methodists are raising for There are existing conditions, which oils undertaking for them to uuder-l To 148 Bungalow Aprons I do not need to go iuto, which con take it for Just one attraction. That ranch. Write Geo. T. Prat tier, It. F. Party taking silk umbrella off of the support of their retired ministers tribute to the popularity of Rocky being In his mind we must get to D. 4, Hood River, Or. Haywards porch Sunday evening, In the Oregon conference. Mountain National Park, the nearness gether and make him understand that Mrs. G. R. John^pn, who has been January 11, pleas»- return to 614 Cas Howard's Ac«*, Feb. 4, Rockford. of Estes Park for one thing, which there is a great new world on this seriously ill at her Oak Grove home, cade or Applt- Blossom cafe and Mr. and Mrs. A. I-arson and family makes its attendance much greater side of the Great American Desert] ia reported resting much lietter. nothing will be said. have left for, Portland, where Mr. I than that of Rainier. Next to this well worth his while to see. We need $5 to $6.50 Hardman Hata 1 Lot Ladin' Silk Hon Ray Wickham and Roy Blagg are Concrete work on the new 50x100 Larson is engaged on the new 8eil-| comes a region which is not common all of the touristB' interests that can Felt«, Velours, nr patients at the United 8tates Veter structure to b<“ o»-eupi»*d by the Moore wood bridge being built across the ly looked u|s>n as a national park, possibly be developed. We cannot do an's hospital at Tacoma. Wash. Beavers__ ._____ Electric Co. will soon I«* under way. Willamette by the Gilpin Construc but which has to be taken Into con without them. Therefore, my mlud Supper dance at Pine Grove Grange A crew »if men luv als>ut <*omplet»*d tion Co. Mr. I .arson was one of the sideration, and that is-Hot Springs. and lieart are as much concerned | superintendents of construction on the Arix. Rut of the resort regions usu with tile development'of Mount Hood hall Tiiursday, January 20. Howard's the excavation. $1.50 to $2.00 Men’s and Aces of Melody. $1.98 Woman’s Dove Me»lford Reed is constructing a local Interstate bridge. He and his ally referred to as the national parks, us it is with Rainier, *or with uny wife made many friends while hero Boys’ Cap«—dear* QO T. A. McCroakey, of Salem, who large new apple house on his West and their d»*t*arture for Portland was Glacier, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Rain of the other tourist attractions. The I Pajamas of fine (fl QA ier stands in the lead by alsmt whole Pacific Northwest must be put] aidetl in the bridge drive y«*ar before Side ranch place. L. C. Baldwin has regretted. - away price________ uOC fancy outings ____ luto the story tliat we Bend back east.|| charge of construction of the new 71,000. last, was here last w»*ek. W. F. Laraway wishes to express ___ __ to ______ ___ ____ .... A new situation confronted us back I wish leave with you. __ at Uie| I delivsr sweet cider in gallon lots or building. his sincere appreciation of the re close of this meeting, for __________ your study I *u 1915 as it does _ you today. __________________ _ ___ _ We Howard's Aces, Feb. 4, Rockford. by the barrel. Walter Wells. Phone $2.25 Men’s Outing Pai Dr. Denton Sleeping sponse to his auction sale of Jewelry land possible assistance in your plans. 1it n<> attention until all that 4t23. nbtf Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Donnerberg which closed Saturday evening.* Mr. I some material which I will not take Krw“ Fine Fancy d Garments K K^t for then; it ° Read’s Radio Shop, the Radio Shop were called to Portland last week to Mrs way, who will set-ure new stock Garments_______ d to touch upon during this meet-1 would not n»*em like anything worthy reduced_______ of Hood River. Oreebe, Atwater Kent attend tiie funeral services of Mrs. at once, urges that the purchasers time ing—a <*opy of our franchise, or eon-|<>f »•onslderation now) group of peo- and Radiola. jltf Joe Donnerberg, wife of Mr. Donner- of the goods at auction coni|«are their «•«•Hsiou from the government. A de- Ple were there and were clamorous Highest Sash pries paid for your used lierg's brother, who suceumls-d sud articles of Jewelry offered at any tailed copy of our annual report for ““ ,o ,,le l“<k of accommodations for $3 to $4 Men’s Flannel Shirts 50c Men’s Lisle Sox, black, furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain denly following an operation. store in the country, The sale was 1924, which gives all of the figures. I them- no transportation, up hotel be- for final clearance brown, blue, grey d»i AA at E. A. Frans Co. s20ft January H|s*clal on the famous Fit held for the purpose of reducing the the details of tiie expense of running Jond one little inadequat«* Inn. only 3 pair for_____ 2-f l.VV at only ... to Measure Shoes. I am authorised to local stock, the goods were all of the Born — To Mr. aud Mrs. Ashley the ¡»ark, together with a somewhat • ‘«"»'P "“i* *«> «*>•• l«rk. It wbh then Cash, Saturday, January 24, a KH/z- allow a 10% discount on all slio»*s highest class, and the purchaner«, Mr. I commentary and some suggestions by I ***** officials of th«* park isaird »luring January. Now is your chan»*»* I-araway feels Bure, will Is* entirely I myself. A group of photographs tliat Icu,l,e* pound daughter. ®r- Mather came, and he 12.25 Men’s Flannel Shirts $1.25 Electric Curler« Eyes scientifically examined by H. L. to get good shoes ami a guiyanteed fit satisfied with their buys. Mr. lira 1 Illustrate in a concise way the <lif-1“ meeting in Tacoma, saying: way is giving his usual attention to | ferent units, ami the four folders in Grey (H "Here is a situation which must Hasbrouck, Optometrist Heilbronner for less. Champion Sime Shop. only Bldg. f«tf Won! lias been received here that his optical department as well as to that we u«e for distribution—th»* gen- ** met. These pts.ple have come all eral folder, the summer folder ou *«»<•. way out here und tiiey are angry Eocene Coal Oil stops smoking anc W. II. Walton, formerly editor of the the watch repair department. Longmier springs, the little folder on a"« tto‘'y have ««* to »“•‘en care smell in g oil stoves. In bulk at Fran; Ho»»»l River Glacier, is recovering at I I’aradisc- camp, and the small winter I °** Rainier is catching tin* eye of St. Elizalieth hospital in Baker from Co. m29tf public. Provision .... must made I folder. • I | * tiie he public. . • be —---- sustained before Christmas Trunks, Bags, Suitcases, l-arge as injuri»* Your problem Just now is thls:|j“r thoae who <*oiue. I would rather sortment, reasonably priced. Kelly in a fall. You have in pro«|iect the very near I it would be «lone by the local people, Father Conley, of Portland, was Bros. Co. ml5tf I <>p«*ning of th«* loop road around I but if they will not do if, I will have hen 1 Sunday to hold servictm at St. For Sale or Rent — My Summit Mount Hood and with it the develop- to s»*ek it elsewhere and bring the • ■ ranch. Writs Geo. T. Pratbet, R. F. Mary's Catholic church. Father Smith A test train, consisting of three ment of facilltit-s that will care for I capital in from the outside, is-cause Is recovering at St. Vincent hospital I>. 4, II imk I River, Or. tliese visitors are going to be taken from an affection of the lungs follow cars of apples from common storage th«* interests of the visitors who will I care of.” N. II. MacMillan was a business ing a severe cold. and three filled witli fruit from re- go there and will need the accommo- You are not dealing with the jrark visitor in Portland the first of th«* S. J. Moore was in Portland tin- frigerated warehouses, forwarded un «lations. I board. Yon are dealing with the for- week. Going Imck to the year« of 1913 der auspices of the bureau of markets first of the week, having accompanieil Mr. and Mrs. C. N. LaR»>eque and Mrs. Moore ami their daughter, Vir of the United States department of an«l 1914 we find we were confronted sstry service. For your sakes 1 wish So arranged that you can personally exaitiine every item daughter, Alma, of Bingen," motored ginia. who remained for a Jisit with agriculture, left here Friday night for witty a parallel condition to the situ- you were, and 1 hop«« some day there will be an amalgamation of those two at leisure —WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. New York city. The apples will lie atierth which you are facing today, but over yesterday for a visit witli their Mrs. Moore's parents, Mrs. W. J. exported to England. The train was with this difference: We did not interests. Many of their problems .nephew, J. A. McDonald, and family. Furnish. At present devoted exclusively for clear-away of every accompanied by John McDonald, of In advanct* make any definite plnns are «-onimon problems, and they Howard's Aces, Feb. 4. Rockford. should each have the iienetit of the Howard's Ac«*, Feb. 4. Rockford. broken line in our stock of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Chicago. sn|«*riutendent of the P. F. to meet the problem. Tiie conse Mrs. J. W. Dickey, of White Salm Tiie Woman’s Union of Riverside E. Co., and T. A. Day, of San Fran- quence wub tliat when the situation experit-tiee of »ithers in working them Shoe Departments — Shoes of quality and intrinsic worth at on, was here last Saturday starting church will meet at th»- church par cisco, test engineer. wan upon uh , in 1915, the road to out, but 1 know you will have the »lass«* in aesthetic dancing. The lors at 12.30 tomorrow for a luncheon. fullest «-»»operatioii of the forestry prices too insignificant to mention — 15/, 20/. 25/. 30/. Readings of electrical thermometers ParadiHe was under construrtlon. We children met at the Oriental cafe. All memla-rs are aske»l to bring sand with which the cars are equipped knew in 1913 the road would be service. 35/, 40/, 69/, 79/, 98/, and all intermediate prices up to We had some very mistaken ideas ■ "Aaron Slick of Punkiii Crick” will wiches. After lunch they will sew will be taken every four hours. A open; we kuew tliat tbe San Fran $5.50. Shoes formerly sold from $3.50 to $13.50 of what the public wauted, and there tie given at Odell Grange hall next for the community hospital. check will lie kept on heater equip- cisco exposition was going to open, ia uo reason why you should make Friday evening. January 30. at 8 p. At th»* next regular meeting of the ment and an endeavor will be made but tlieM* fact« did not makp our tbe same mistakes when we are ao ia. Admission 25c and 35c. WiMalmen of tin* World at tin* First to ascertain the comparative keplng p»*ople realiz»* th«* Importance of m«*et- glad to give you the benefit of our Mrs. C. C. Anderson, who recently National Bank building next Thurs quality of the common and refriger ing them and tiie result« amountetl exiierieuce. We did not take Inta i uiJiMwi vre uaw almost to-« to a uMiuuiiuy. calamity. We have Him b»*<*nl i ,, .. underwent a serious operation at the day evening, visitors are expected ated storage apples. Hood River hospital, was suffieiently from White Salmon, Stevenson, The different groups of t»lurista who wb got then fop not having ttie ae- | four Dalles and Cascad»- Issks. recovered Monday to return home. wanted a>T many «llfferent kinds of rconnpodations Lo take care of the via- acctimmodations AlbCyt Krieg was in Portland last Ira E. Williams, who formerly re when traveling. We it<>n wiio cam«*. sided on Alameda Way but who Is w»-ek to see aismt purchasing a boiler learn«*d it to our surprise, and it took The mere matter of the people com for' liis new aimrtment. house. One now living in Portlaud, was here Hu* Home time to ««|uip ourselves to bing into a community, spending their us first of the week on business. will Is- sliipiM-d from the Atlantic meet it. You cannot build any on«* time at the hotels, purchasing trans kind of accommodation up there ou Cleaning and pressing your clothes coast by way of tlte Panama canal.' Hood River, If plans as now under portation, purchasing the thousand Mount Hood and expect it to ims-t adds wonderfully to their wear. Tel It is <rf tiie most modern type avail- other thing«, as they will, is a matter way come to maturity, will furnish 1014 for Meyer tk"King» 'Quick delivery aide. the needs of all ot these people. Each of very great importance. Literally, service. j5tf Miss May Davidson left Monday for the baby lodge at the national Elks millions of money are being Jeft in of these great group«, which mean so do In one building. I will have and hold them with you. You get a Instruction in piano and pipe-organ an extended visit with friends in Cali- convention, which will be held in the Pacific Northwest by the tourists much to tbe development of the Fa we confess that I was very chary good man tip there and train him, Fundamentala and approved methods foriiNl citieg. Miss Davidson, who Portland in July. The Apple City as they come, and it filters through cific NorthwSM, has its own ldeas of to when we built Paradise Camp. I was and then he goes somewhere else taught. - Hans K. Hoerlein. Phone mad»* lit»- trip south in her car. was and surrounding territory have signed the entire commercial life of the com what kind of accommodation Is going afraid It was going to interfere with where he can have permanent work to lie satlsfactorj- to them, and tbey a»-»'oni|>aiiie<l by Miss Florence Clark, up a total of 206-.members for the munity. 577». . )29tf will not coine if they «-annot get it, the hotel. Now I know that I made the year round. So you have to de who will also visit friends and rela- local lodge, which can be effected Howard's Aces, F«*b. 4, Rockford. As great as that benefit Is, as ne«*d- only by «pedal disis-nsation liecaum* and you may as well n*»*ognixe it and a vast mistake and I am doing my pend upon whatever, help you can tives in different California citk-s. Arthur Johnsen, who recently un liest to correct tlutt mistake by giving get, and you cannot have your groups the population of the dty does not ed as this money is to the develop pr«*i>ar<* for it. Glenn Corey, son of Mr. ami Mrs. derwent an operation at tiie H<sxl reach 5.000. The surrounding orchard ment of the Pacific Northwest, it is In the l«*ginning we thought we the camp grounds evetything we can too big. W. H. Corey, of Avalon Way, has River hospital, has recovered suffi communities, however, are d<-nsely not the foundation upon which the might have a few rooms In tbe hotel to add to the comfort of the campers. (To be Continued) Isen transferred from the Toppenish, populated, and those who pre push people who developed Rainier ts-came for We have built bath houses during the ciently to return home. «ick jieople. and that the rest Wash., plant of the Pacific Power A and went into the game. 11 would lie quartered in the tents. And past year, where there are hot and Mrs. J. W. Rifton tins return«*»! Light Co. to the management of The ing the Hood River lodge have been interested Mrs. F. P. Zweigart Passes are cold, calculating, hard-lieadeil very tin»* tents tiiey wi-re, too, and »•old showers. There are three big home after spending a short time nt Dalles ofth-e. ’ Mr. Corey start«-»! in assured by high B. P. O. E. official« They business men of Tacoma and Seattle, they afford«*d excellent a»x*ommoda- open-air cook stoves where we fur Funeral services for Mrs. Ottilia that the dispensation will be granted the Hot Lake Sanitarium for cou- as manager of th«* plant at Seaside. and they went into it b»*»*ause they IJ ------- But thos«* people from the nish the wood and the fires and every Btoll Zweigart, wife of Fred P. Zwei, within the next 60 days. sultation and treatment. ta-lieved it to be an economic ne«*es- east, whom wt* were most anxious to facility for them to <-ook their meals. gart, aged 40, whose death occurred Numerous local fans Tuesday even E. P. Black, factory superintendent ing of last week heard Sheridan Dele- slty, a thing uis>n which the devol- have come and stay with us, would We have lots of different things that yesterday, will be held tomorrow af OB1TUÁRY at the Hood River Creamery, Is re pine. gifteil violinist, front the studio »ipment of the Northwest depended. I ¡¡¡" „”’,7 we give these people entirely without ternoon at the Christian and Mission covering from a severe attack of of KGW. Mr. Delepine’a father. Rev. And this development did not — come ------ cost. ary Alliance church. Mrs. Zweigart 1 would say, roughly, that you will bronchitis. .lason Raml until five years after tliat first fail- have four different groups of people C. It. Deleptne. however, was unable We have $34,000 invested In that who . had resided in Hood River for Manager W. M. Black, of the Hood to hear his son. ls*»*ause of static in A «hort graveside funeral service ure to take care of tbe tourist* who come to visit Mount H< mk 1. There is camp. We take care of about 500 16 years, was a native of Concordia, River Creamery, wan in Portland terference on his r»-»*eiving set. was conducted Thursday at Idlewilde came to us, and five years after tbe your great multitude of people on the people, and we are constantly adding Mo. Rev. Hall, pastor of the Chris last wwk to attend a ««-anion of the F. H. Miller, who is serving on the ceny-tery for Jason Rand, oldest son first effort had falliil. This Rainier road, who drive out, stay for the day, h> our facilities nod provisions for tian and Missionary Alliance church, Park dswdopuumt wa* .un-lMd“drive ta.’ .1 i' again? They want no their accommodation. The net oper win officiate at the service. Inter state's creamery organizatbiDS. ? ' fe»lernl jury tn Portland, wan home of Martin Rand, a pioneer East Side National failure “ i acepinniodations of any kind. Yon ating profit on the camp was «nnroxi- ment will follow at the Idlewilde Mr. Rand's death oc dertaken to meet tliat first ♦-••**- Mt me grind and press your cider in over the w»-«*k end. A. C. Staten is orchardist. any quantity. Have new kegs and bar also a inemlter of the federal Jury, curred In Portland the previous Tues becanm* these men came to realise are nearer to your point of attraction mately $15,000. There is a little cemetery. this: Of the well-to-do, I* Mrs. Zweigart, in additiou tn her rel« at cost to customers. Phone for most of tiie time of whhli. Mr. Mil day. ’7 fh'|,,,an Im <‘ltti**r Tacoma or Seattle, so overhead to come out of that, but husband, is survived by tbe following prices. Walter Wells. Tel. 4723. ntitf _„n of the|yOUr proportion of „„„ tills Hass of vis- that camp is vastly profitable. Mr. Rand Is survived by his moth while and the influential men ler. said, is taken up ’with liquor ev,.n larger thair it is at children : . Sherman, Henry. Clarence er. who is 81 yesrs old. two sons. Atlantic s«*nboard in all tin- territory I ¡tor wm If vou do not receive your Oregonian cas«*«. , Just briefly, Paradise Inn, with the and Mariana, all of Hood River, and Marshfield, and east of the Mississippi, 95 per cent of I Katup.r Arthur E. Rami, of regularly or wish to ntib«cribe for same, The second annual mother and The IH,xt group (,|J(I you wln flnd tents, etc., can now care for 650 peo Dewey Zweigart and Mrs. J. N. either by carrier or mail, pleaae call daughter itanquet of the Asbury M. Homer Wesley Rand, of Portland. A the people of that region have never daughter, Mrs. Dale George, also re- been into the Northwest. Ho long as the divlgl<ma betwe,.n these groups as ple, and that is as big as any hotel N’otsiger. of Portland. Oregonian agent. Phone 2303. f 21tf E. church will be served in the °PP°rtun,ty haTeI sharp and keen as day and night) unit ought to be in a national park The following Tel. 1014 and have Meyer A King call church dining room Friday at 6.30 sides in Portland, we to • sell i< them? .• i I wm i^, those who want a camping or forestry service, be»*ause if you for jonr suit. It will be cleaned and p. m.. f»»r 50 <*entn per plate. All brothers and sisters survive : H. V. Haalett Stock Bill Pmwes House I may ,,aT< ------------------ L_ eV» .¿ --.i-.-.v, “I P'ace. ««..-r, water, « a p.«w pla«*e to cook, and get it bigger you cannot hold your pressed and returned ready for immedi members and friends of tiie church and B. J. Rand and Mrs. Minnie the Whatever A bill Introduced by Representative organisation together. At best it is past about the lmportan»*e of thelgmUary convenienc«-«. TL, , Clelland, 61 Portland: Mrs. R. E. They carry ate wear. jfltf ar»* invited. Harbison, of Morgan, and Mrs. C. O. tourist buslm-ss, I know now a few thplr owu equipment, and all they a temporary group, and you have to Haslett, which will prevent the run lloward’s Aces, Feb. 4. Rtx-kford. I tilings that I did not know then, l>e-|walit a place to camp. That must us1 the help you can get. It is not ning at large of livestock In Hood Howard's Acea, Feb. 4, Rockford. Horning of Gresham. like a hotel in any* other location, River county, except in the Mount C. A. Frey, who with Mrs. Frey “The best painter in town” is a man The funeral was directed by 8. E. cause I have play»*«! th«* game «ml 111*. provided. have gone lack to the s»at of inter-l Next are the people who want tent where you can pick out good men and Hood National. Forest, passed the ha« spent the past y«*ar visiting rela promt of liis work. He'd rather 1-tee a Bart mess. _ __________ tives and friends In Kansas and job than ent his price by skimping on eat, se«‘king the truth. (accommodations. Home want to pro train them, and then advance them house Tuesday. There are arrange«! for me in tbe vlde tllp|r OWI1 and Japanese Eined on Booie Charge Colorado, has returned to tbe city. the quality of his materials. An»i when will Mrs. Frey will arrive here later. business is dull he isn't the man who J. TT. Ozaki. a Bingen Japanese east every year between 30 and 40 |mtronize the «-amp eating place, and goes begging for work Hardware, paint rancher, was lined $100 Tuesday by me«-ting« of business men, usually I a few wiH go t0 tbe hotei dining ami wallpaper. H. 8. Braakman, phone Justice of the Peace Blagg on a n««>n luncheons an«l meeting« of that rooni. Ail of these must be taken 2404, Smith building. jl<‘ charge of driving while intoxicated, nature, but they are alwaya to groups c.are of aa they want to be taken care it to them If you do „ot pot give It After a visit here with her sister, and an additional $250 for possession of business men because I have not|„f. if Mrs. Max L. Moore, anti father, V. of a gallon of moonshine. Oaaki was the time to devote to m<*etings of any I they will not come. i„ these groups there are im- Winchell, Mrs. Ivan Husband re- arrestAl Monday night after he had <>ther nature. Each year I give three turm-d to her home in Portland last collided with another antomobill. dInner« to the men behind tiie ti< ket portant people. Yon will find some week. Mrs. R. H. Weber, of The Irate cltixens tried to stop the Jap windows, tourist agents mid tieket big car», and some very" fine equfp- Dalles, and Mr. Weber, were also anese, but he cpntinued an erratic ngent«, the men who actually sell thelment, ami some of the very finest here last w««ek visiting her father. Department and County Nurse Whit tickets to the tourists. On«* hundred | people who travel. Tiie other class is the easterner, by Traffic Officers Morrison and Riley are invited, and the averag«- attend- Mr. Winchell. anee is never less than 85. They He comes west to "rough it.” He Assorted Flavors and The Livingstone« will preach a who found the moonshine in his car. <*oni«* to s»*e the pictures and to ask I has plenty of money, expense means Gsaki. who was accompanied by his series of sermons on "Thun Saith the Colors questions. They go away interested nothing to him, but he wants a room Ixird.” beginning viffih Sunday morn wife and two children? is the first in Rainier National Park—but this with bath. He will have it or you ing next, at which time the subject JajMtnese to apj»ear tn the local court other thing—these luncheon meetings will not get him. Our money is in SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE will lie, “The Lord's Bupper, Its Place on a liquor charge. to 30 or 40 grouim of eastern bust- big pt«ket. We do not especially and Meaning. ” These will be preached Thursday, Friday and Saturday ness men—at every «ingle one of need this man. but we do nee«l his YOU BUY Three Youths Fined Over Liquor simultaneously in the city and valley these I vote those business men on money, and as there 1« no way to get John Hunter. Carl O ’ Neil and ‘ Reu- churches. how many of them have ever been in the money without first getting the Tiie American I«egfon Auxiliary will lten Wirth. Portland youths, appre Washington or Oregon and I have num, we must provide him with what hended before day Bunday morning by meet next Monday evening at the never yet voted a meeting tliat came he wants. r»s>ms of the Hood River club in the NiMiL Marshal Conover, who removed up to five per cent of the attendance These other men are traveling as First National hank. Following the a quglitity of wine from their automo who had been in the Pacific North- »-conomlcally as they <*an; but th«*e l>u«ine«s session the Ix*gion will en- bile. were find each $50 when they ewst. Now what is our opportunity four distinct classes must be catered tertain the Auxiliary with a program pleaded guilty Monday before Justice to put over our story to these men to. Just now you will be interested and talks by State Commander Grif of the Peace Blagg. as long as that condition exists? in two groups In your development. Appealing by telegraph to Portland fith and State Adjutant Moser. Our prolilem is and our suc«*eas de- The forestry service wHl provide the friends. Wirth and O’Neil received pends upon our doing: and we need »»pen camp grounds. Don't try to re- Howard's Aces, F«-b. 4, Rockford. funds to pay their fines. Young Hunt A shipment of 500,000 eastern brook er remained In Jail up to last night, the money; we n«-e«i lots of money, tard their efforts. Let them put In and that money (and you know this all the camp ground« they want to. trout eggs was received here last unable to raise the money. Assorted Flavors aa well a« I can tell it to you) must I Don't think that in doing this they ’ - ** 4 week and taken at once to the state come from the Atlantic ««•alsiard. I«?- ar«- going to retard the utility of your fish hatchery at Dead Point cre»-k Snowfull Heavy Monday Morning cause in that territory only does the own a»*commodations. The people wlw. •ar Dee The eggs were taken at Intermitent rain and sleet Monday Fail creek near Bend. The local followed a heavy snowstorm, which in dollar seek investment. Everywhere will use these campA would not use Thursday, Friday and Saturday hatcherv. whi»*h last year props gat e»l lens than'four honrsSeft a blanket of else the Investment Is s«*«*king the the hotel in any <mse, and» if they do dollar. Think of that, l«*ar it in mind not find tbe camp site* they will not over ».000.000 fry, exp»*cta to exceed six Inches over the mid-Columhia. carefully in your plans. I can only come. Yon will not tie so much in tills number this year. Traffic, which Monday morning wan hit the spots of this subject. You tereste«l in tbe aoan who rolls in and hi their effort to see that "Barrett interrupted on the Columbia River mu«t couple the farts together in rolls out again. They will look out Goes to Uhurcti" tbe young people of Highway. Van moving through un solving your problems. for themselves. They are largely local the Valley Christian church are do hampered by night. Crews operated We have got to have the under- people, but do not overlook the fact ing splendid work, having doubled scrapers on the Columbia River and standing and sympathy of these men that they are an much entitled to the AT Since taking inventory we find we are overstocked the church attendance within three valley tmnk of the Mount Hood Loop before we can get their money. If use of the grounds and the attract on numerous item« and these we are selling at big re weeks TWrrett Goes to Church" is Highways. they can he brouglu here In any tion* ot the mountain aa anyone. It the slogan which they have chosen, duction«. Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2 can* for__________ other way than an t9*rints. let's d<> | Is a public road, but they will be tbe snd thev are evidently determined Pomona Grange Next Wedneeday it. but there in our problem—to get <*lans that will stay' in tbe public We have installed a new coffee mill and grind fresh that it shall he liteaally reallxed. Hood River County Pomona grange them h«Tr. Men of the sort whom <*a nips, or pick out their own ««vom- every day. A splendid blend of coffee for 45 and 50/ Howard's Acea, F»-b. A Rockford. we wish to interest travel for diver- inodationn. and do not need any of] will meet next Wednesday. February “Good Thlop to Eat” per poundi Free delivery twice daily. Tai. 2134. Mrs. L. A. Bennett entertained with 4. with the Pine Grove grange, the sion only. I^et me say this witli all your attention, You have got to provide the camp' a 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday even members at which' will supply a the emphasis I can: Our problem de- ing In honor of the- seventh birthday sumptuous dinner at noon. An ad jM-tids upon reaching tbe understand-1 facilities, with service buildings in ( of her »on. Donald Edward. A the dress will be delivered by F. E. Coul Ing of the men who have money, and which they can can get their meals, I atre party was formed to see the ter, of Portland. The meeting will to do that we have got to bring them a good grocery store, and a place here and let them understand thia I where they can buy meals. All that minstrels. Those pre*mt frere Jack begin promptly at 10 o’clock. DISCUSSION OF TOURIST HOTELS ~ FOR THE LAST WEEK January Clearance Sales Many extremely attractive values and items have been added to the long lists of Items Specially Priced for These Sales _ _ _ 98c l-5th IX 89c TEST FRUIT TRAIN SENT OUT FRIDAY VALLEY TO FURNISH BABY ELKS LODGE ur.. «s...... | .sxs I Home Grown Trees I Jelly Beans ARE BEST SPECIAL 18c Lb. Apples, Pears, Cherries ♦ Nabisco Sugar Wafers IDEAL GRADER & NURSERY CO. SPECIAL Post-Inventory Sale $1.00 Dozen The Star Grocery 35/ PERIGO & SON I I L. H. HUGGINS