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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1925
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turned to Portland after a month
not pass any ‘more dividends. We at«
attending the various trade convso-
capitalized for about >515,000, and
tlpus of fruit bmb la ths oast, sad
quite a large pert of that is made up
conferring in Nsw York with Sgoboi
of earnings that have been put back
♦
Day.
Howard’s Aces, Rockford, Feb. 18.
Into the development work. Our con­
cession from the government provides
Walter E Davis, at O. A C., to
Rural Oregon Journal >agent, phone
The six Irrigation districts and
for a certain division of the earnings
practice teaching in the Corvallis
(Continued from last week)
MW.
dlltf
high school this term. He has charge companies covering the orchard ac­
T. H. Martin, manager of tour­ on a percentage basis, but the gov­
Peaeock Beauty parlor, Richards' of three classes a week, and as part tions of the Hood River valley and ist (By
resorts of Rainier National Park). ernment has said they will not ask
apt». Tsl. 2921.
16tf
of his work Is required to supervise drawing their water from Hood river
Ton
should have a very carefully for a division of the profits until we
Dry box wood tpr sale.
Schindler the home projects of the students. or tributaries yesterday received a considered plan that will care for 650 have paid all of our stockholders in
CHARMEUSE SILKS
Transfer Co. Tel. 2801.
a7tf _ Mr. Davis la a senior In agriculture. notice from State Engineer Luper
people, at least 75 per cent of your full six per cent on their investments
GLOWSHEEN SILKS
H.-Patton and family have returned
w.«. bath. 315 w
Father Ehrenbright, member of the granting them a two-year extension rooms with
to 32t) -------
rooms - |s,uce lhe ^te they are made. The
from a vacation in California.
Dominican order |n Portland, was in reclaiming lands and completing If you are not prepared to face that ^«-n, b •<* “«“«J" •«£
TAFFETA SILKS
^»71
“ntu •»» of
Mr». Geo. It. Wilbur was in Port­ here Bunday to officiate at services improvements In their systems. The ’situation* from 7a7
themselves responsible, for the
land Saturday to see grand opera.
at St. Mary's Catholic church. Fr. State Water Board, which several | out of it entirely. I do not mean by
RIBALEEN SILKS
ago completed a survey of the that that a complete hotel of tlmi I development work
- have bad a fair
Verne Horne left Monday for Port­ Joe Smith, who Is improving from a years
watershed preliminary to a complete size must go up to begin with, but returp on their Investment.
CREPE-DE-CHINE
land to attend the automobile show. serious illness of more than a month, adjudication
of water rights, original-1 you should have your plans, to pro
In America the tonrist season la
still at St. Vincent hospital in
Al W. Peters la In Portland this la
CREPE BACK SATIN
ly limited the time for requiring ln-| vide that many accommodations when regulated by the school holiday, and
week to attend the automobile show. Portland.
choate
rights
to
January
i,
1925.
I
you
cannot
alter
that
fact.
There
is
complete. You could start with 50 or
SATIN CANTON CREPE
Howard's Aces, Rockford, Feb. 18.
N. II. MacMillan was in Portland
“Considering the conditions which
not a reeprt In the country which
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Clark motored have existed as to agricultural devel-1 60 rooms aud then arrange for tem­ makes money until the first of July,
the first of the week on business.
TINGALEEN SILKS
partitions so that when com
from Portland for a week end visit opment,” says the order of State Bn- porary
and for the duration of that holiday
Howard’s Aces, Rockford, Feb. 18. up
plet
ed
what
to
used
as
a
kitchen
and
with friends. Mr. Clark says that the
TRICOSHAM SILKS
Luper. "r“-1
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— I 1 |* «•aaaaaa®
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that
the
dining room veau
can mg
all be uitvwu
thrown xaatv
into you must be equipped to take care of
7. . .
ii
-
Banks Mortimer left yesterday to aple market la making a satisfactory gineer
«
your people In the way they want to
rights
of
most
of
he
applicants
have
the
kitchen.and
the
office
and
lobby
attend the automobile show.
wind up. He and his partner, E.. A. been Involved in lltfeation before the
turned lnto the u
thttt be accommodated, but you can make
SPRING FLANNELS
St. Mark’s Guild will meet Friday, Baker, have been very active the past supreme court, good cause has been! the
uult wouW dj for. I money on these hotels.
January fl, at 2.30 p. in., at the parish season In handling apple accounts of
was
devel-
The following discussion
TUB JERSEY
an ex‘ena*on unt,l October woui4 nOf advise a larger unit than
house on Eugeuq street.
various northwestern districts.
*• „r21,
.
.
. .
that to start with. That will not oped in the open meeting after Mr.
WOOL CREPES
Marguerite Ferrin, teacher of vio­
The following party accompanied
The water concerns Involved are uke
of a
m
of the Martin’s address:
lin. Anyone interested, call at Cor­ Dr. Donald Nlekelsen up from Port­
“What is the entrance charge for
v °ik ) 'Ti*Kat n?
<rouPe oi people that travel—large
LACE EDGES
son’s music house or phone Odell 327. land over the week end for a visit at JJ
?rk I,rr,Klt,“n IMelfhl. Mt. partis of lau to 150 (and the North- automobiles?”
Two dollars and 50 cents for
For Sale or Rent—My Summit ranch. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nlck- Hood Water Co., Farmers Irrigating I west is going to see a lot of these
Write Geo. T. Prather, R.F.D. 4, Hood elsen: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Early. Go., Hood River Irrigation District I dur(ng
uext summer). They are reason; that includes the winter
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
Reymund B. Karly and Charles Coon. and Glacier Irrigation Company.
Riv«r.
f5tf
knot your moat valuable asset. The son.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
“Have you'developed winter sports
I deliver sweet cider in gallon lota or The latter, whose home is in Iowa, Is
| type of people you want to care for
by the barrel. Walter Wells. Phone an uncle of Mrs. Nlekelsen.
particularly this year, the type which at Rainier?”
LADIES' BELTS
Yes, to a limited extent, and for
The Woman's Missionary society of
4723.
not!
\ | will be of the most value to you, aud
the
first
time
last
year
and
this
year
the
Christian
church
will
hold
their
SILK RIBBONS
the character of accommodations they
Highest cash price paid tor your used
must have, are the moneyed people of we have added greatly to our facili­
furniture, stoves and ruga. Cail McClain regular monthly meeting at the
ETC., ETC
the east who want’suite accommoda­ ties. This year we have as good a
at E. A. Frans Co.
s20ft church Friday and have designated
toboggan slide as there is to be bad.
*
it
as
visitors
’
day.
An
attractive
tions
for
three,
four,
five,
or
at
the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Y. Morrison were
has been prepared. Each
The Hood River Red Cross chapter | most six people. This class of visitor We sent a man to Alaska last sum-
in Portland Sunday, having motored program
member will be expected to bring a Tuesdsy elected officers for the ensud does not come with the tourist ageu- tuer to pick out a team of dogs,
down to see the automobile show.
visitor.
ing year as follows: Chairman. 8. J. ci««- They come In small family par have a whole room full of sklls.
Judge Wilson was here Monday for
on all Dressmaking Work
There
will
be
a
silver
tea
Friday
Moore;
vice chairman, I-eslie Butler; ties, and they want nice accommoda- chief drawback Is that the hotel is
equity cases In circuit court. He will afternoon from 2.30 till 5 o’clock,
not built for winter service. That is
secretary,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Ingalls,
and
tlons.
where materials are purchased from our own
return here February 14.
given by the Missionary society of treasurer, Harold Hershner. The ex-| We started out in a very meager something for you to obviate In your
Herbert 8. Field was a visitor in Riverside church, at the home of Mrs. ecutlve committee for the ensuing way financially. When I first ap- very first building. At least one unit
departments.
Portland this week to attend the C. H. Vaughan. There will be a year will consist of H. E. Baker, C. | proached Chester Thorne to talk the should be built with protected plumb­
auto show.
missionary speaker and a good pro­ A. Richards, Mrs. A. G.
“ _ Lewis, Mrs. I proposition
.
over with him, and sort ing. We have ke|>t open at Paradise
A cordial Invitation Is ex­ N. H. MacMillan and Dr. J. W. Blf of preiiare him for Mr. Mattier’s visit, Valley this year, and the local organ­
Percy L. Manser has left for Es­ gram
condido, Calif., on a vacation sketch­ tended to all women of the com­ ton.
the very best 1 could tfr“t from him ization, the 8. O. Y. P. (Bocks Out­
munity.
ing tour.
The annual report displayed that was a promise to try to raise >10,006. side Your I'ants) go in and have a
time, and there Is scarcely
For Sale or Rent—My Summit ranch.
The young people’s chorus of 25 the chapter had been active in relief He was very honest about it, but that wonderful
day but what someone tramps In on
Write Geo. T. Prather, R.F.D, 4, Hood voices, ’together with a 6-piece orches­ work the past year. Numerous tran­ was all he would put up. After Mr. a snow
shoes. You do not make any
River.
jfetf w tra, is proving quite an attraction at sient families here for apple harvest Mather had spent a week end at Mr.
money on your winter Bports, but it
were
cared
for.
The
climax
of
ac
­
Thorne
’
s
country
home
be
raised
his
the
Valley
Christian
church,
the
re
­
G. -CamerOn, associated with
however, resulted from ante to >100,000. Mr. Mather was goes big with the local peox>le and
1 McKercher in the fruit business, sult lielng a crowded house at every complishments,
a
swimming
school
conducted one able to do that in his enthusiasm over will get you some nice publicity. The
service.
This
is
part
of
the
cam-
has gone to California on business,
week
last
summer
at
Koberg's
Iteach | the prospects,
But that was not unit where you plan to have your
Itaign
of
the
young
people
in
their
expecting to return within a month.
sports will have to be built
efforts to see that "Barrett Goes to on the Columbia, when the dally av-|raiaed in cash, When we started on winter
Tel. 1014 and have Meyer A King call Church.”
erage attendance reached 200. Four-1 the work at Paradise valley we had lower down, but there is nothing you
can do that will quicken the pulse
for your suit. It «ill* be cleaned and
Local friends have just learned of teen junior life saving certificates | less than >20,000 in real inongy. When of your local people and keep them
pressed and returned ready for immedi­
were
issued
to
Boy
Bcouta.
I
we
started
to
build
Paradise
that
was
the birth in Portland four weeks ago
ate wear.
jfitf
_________________
all the money we had, but we had a interested in the development work
a son to Dr. and Mrs. Walter D.
are doing like the winter sports,
Cleaning and pressing your clothes of
num
nn/ktrr*
__
nnnim
bigger asset than money; we had a you
formerly ___
Miss
“How large Bhould the first unit
adds wonderfully to their wear. Tel. Tuttle. Mrs. Tuttle, _______
,nan uck
u,e was
vwoaition
who over
be lie?”
Heved
In It °f and
enthusiastic
1014 for Meyer A King. Quick delivery Dorothy Baker, spent her girlhood 1 atm vissvraj uiuuiuu
here. She is a daughter of Mr. and
Our first unit was 32 rooms and
service.
“
_
j5tf
TA
CIVI?
MAQAIICR
AAI?I
when
Mr.
Thorne
was
once
won
Mrs. E. A. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Tut­
IV UIVEi
| over to that thing he gave to It all 100 tents.
Party
Instruction in piano and pipe-organ. tle have two daughters. Mrs. Tuttle
“You are 100 miles or more from
Fundamentals and approved methods ami the children are sending the
of his enthusiasm and support, and
Justice
of
the
Peace
Blagg
Monday
Tacoma, aren’t you?”
i_ .
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t
taught.
Hans K. Hoerlein.
Phone winter in Portland with her parents.
We are 75 miles from Tacoma and |
*
011 a
The memtiers of the Pine. Grove when we started our construction our
5779.
j29tf
charge.
Fines
of
>50
were
assessed
They will return in the summer to grange will stage one of the biggest estimated cost was over 100,000, and 110 miles from Beattie.
t
Mrs. Clyde V. Burke left last week Honolulu, where Mr. Tuttle la civilian dancing parties of the season next Mr. Thorne said, “Martin, go ahead,
“How did you start out with your W. C. Venaol, James Pifer and Dean
for the Hot Lake sanitarium in «•ast­ commander of the Pearl Harbor navy Thursday evening—a masquerade ball. and when you run out of funds couie first unit? Was it full?”
Hatch. All were taken Bunday night
ern Oregon, where she will undergo yard._______________
when Sheriff Edlck, City Marshal
The proceeds will be applied to the to me aud I will see that you get
No,
It
was
not.
*
We
could
have
treatment for rheumatism.
grange debt. The grangers recently what you need.” Bo I would come tilled it If we had had the accommo­ Hart and deputies raided the home of
To introduce this delicious
English Lutheran Church
have made themselves popular In aid­ down to him and he would sign a dations p«*ople wanted. We had liter­ Hailey, where a party was in prog­
Laundry work of all kinds neatly
note,
and
when
we
were
through
Mr.
ress.
food,
we offer you on Thunk
done at home.
Special attention
Regular service» at 11 a. m. The ing In every way the ralsiug of funds Thorne had endorsed notes to the ex­ ally hundreds come there, look It
With the jail filled with prisoners
for the free lunch fund of the school.
given to lace curtains. Phone 3473, Sunday school meets at 10.30 a. m.
over,
and
go
away.
day, Friday and Saturday,
and Mr. Thorne never
The fund has been augmented to a. tent of >87,000,
.
Mrs. Geo. Hanby, 817 Columbia St.
P. Hllgendorf.
“What is your week end business awaiting the grand jury session and
serving
out
liquor
sentences,
the
men
point
that
will
Insure
the
success
of
|
,
now?
”
W. A. Langille was up over the
To some degree that is what you
the free lunch plans for the year.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Just what we can provide in the could not be held and were released
week end from Salem, wtiere he Is
are facing here in Portland todav.
Howard's
Aces
of
Melody
will
play
way of accommodations. There la no on their own recognisance. R. L.
connected with the state forestry de-
Sabbath school Saturday 10 a. m.
-The
worthiness
and
the
worthwhile
­
Nichol, of Moaier, failed to appear.
partment.
Preaching service 1115 a. m. Prayer for the masquerade of next Thursday ness of tourist travel Is boundless. limit to it All the business you can Officers, armed with a bench warrant,
evening. Numerous people are al­
Regular 2 for 25c size
handle
is
there,
but
we
are
always
meeting.
Wednesday
7.45
p.
m.
All
D.
Guttery,
who
recently
It
is
the
only
plap
of
community
de
­
Mrs. J.
ready working out plans for unique velopment that pays Its own way as fair and open with the people. We visited the neighboring town Monday,
underwent a serious operation in a are welcome. ________
but
were
unable
to
find
him.
costumes. Pine Grove parties have it goes along. You cannot be any­ tell them just what we have, and
Portland hospital, Is reported con­
Hatch, when discovered by officers,
become popular with many city peo­ thing out, but vou must get into the have it arranged with the offices in
St. Mary's Catholic Church
valescing.
ple, and it 'la anticipated that the hearts and the understanding of a Seattle and Tacoma now so that they was unconscious In a bedroom. A
First
Mass,
8
a.
m.
and
second
Mass
Let me grind and press your cider in
city attendance will be larger than few men here in Portland. There are know all the time what we have, and physician was called to resuaitate
any quantity. Have new kegs and bar­ at 10.30 each Sunday morning.*- Even­ ever next Thursday night.
him.
ing
devotions
at
7.30
o
’
clock
tomorrow,
two underlying facts upon which you those who want accommodations do
rels at cost to customers. Phone for
not
come
If
they
cannot
get
them.
Friday,
evening
and
Sunday
evening.
have to build, because whatever we
Cascade Ferry Bead Protected
prices. Walter Wells. Tel. 4723. n6tf
TeL 8132. Father Joe Smith, Pastor.
thought in the beginning, we know We have made it a rule that what
If you do not receive your Oregonian
McGowan
k Sone, who own prop­
accommodations
we
have
gp
first
to
»
those two things now, and we have
regularly or wish to subscribe for same,
outside people, visitors. Onr local erty just east of Cascade Locks, filed
Missionary
Alliance
■IT ITAATk Tf
i V Ilearned theni through mistakes and I>eople have been very nice about it. a remonstrance with the county court
either by carrier or mail, please call
Ml. llVvU lUfsjl/Al through experience. First, the com-
Regular services; Sunday school af
Oregonian agent. Phone 2303. f21tf
against a petition of C. T.
I inunity needs the revenue which these If they come and cannot be accom-l yesterday
Howard's Aces, Rockford, Feb. 18. 9.45 a. m., H. C. Delta, 8upU; preach­
modated. they have been very nice Hmlth, who operates the Cascade
I
tourist
travelers
bring,
for
the
sake
ing service st 11 a. m. Young people’s
M. L. Emry was a visitor to the service 0.30 p. m., R. C. Samuel, presi­
Next Tuesday night the second of «1 the revenue, but they need it far about it; they can go away and come Ix>cks-8tevenson ferry, for a county
to go with it, per bottle
auto show in Portland the first of dent. Evangelistic service 7AO p. m. a series of taxing and wrestling I more because of the understanding of again some other time. But the vis­ road acroas their property. It was
the week. He declares the show the Prayer meeting every Wednesday, 7.30 matches scheduled for the winter will these men we have to approach, itor, the man who has come from a alleged that Mr. Hmlth, a resident of
| Stevenson, can utilise the proposed
best he ever attended.
- - welcome. A E. be staged at the Mt. Hood Community which cannot be reached without first distance, must be provided for..
p. m. -
Everybody
“What stage of development would road but two to four weeks annually
The honie of M. E. Esselstyn, son Hall, Pastor. Phone 3663.
hall. The wrestling bouts will tie as | bringing them here,
during the period of extreme high
if“tha?“ta“i^t"», if the economic I y"«
.muat reafh b*'f!’r.e
of Mr. and Mrs. William Esselstyn.
follows: Hoots Howell, of Psrkdale,
cum ; , | value of tourist travel is not what p,,b*i£, wu,d I** invited to visit the water, and that the opening of the Try these. You'll like them.
whose wife ta a teacher in the local
First Church of Christ, Scientist
versus Kenneth Malloy, of Odell
way will be for Mn private benefit
we think it ia, then it la not worth M*™7 ...
.
#
schools, was burglarized last week In
Services in church building, Sun­ Pate Hutson, of Parkdale, againfit
instead of public good.
River.I
Your
while;
but
if
it
ia,
that
means
I
.
1
would
he
perfectly
I
The Dalles.
Harry
Bonnlksen,
of
Hood
day, 11 a. m. Sunday school the same
inc boxing
oozing cards
carus will
wn. include
lucniue: Tuffy <t is vital to Portland, and it is the ^je people at all times Tell them
Miss Josephine Smith, accompanied hour. The reading room is maintained The
>’ of the people here to interest
’ if rtJv
by a girl friend, was up over the in the Davidson building. Room 8 is Holman, of Odell, versus Elton Buel. 11111
_____ _ ...
| they
they
Dee; Feed DeHart, of Hood River, themselves
In its development.
9»«? want it let them come. If
”¿».a
week from 8t. Helen’s hall in Port­ open week days from 9 to 5, with an of
Don
’
t
go
Into
this
”
with
“
the
idea
H®
not
*
thp
r
w,n
not
*»
‘
»"«PPolnU
d
against
Wayne
Rogers,
of
Mt.
Hood,
into
this
.
‘
1.
”
land visiting her parents, Mr. and attendant in charge from 3 to 5. and James Fenemore, former C*na-|^tyou Bre ^,n«
5
„L.
P
t»
“
I
Mrs. Trafford E. Smith.
The Wednesday evening service at 8
Good Things to Eat
dlan army champion, versus Fred I financial opportunity on Mount Hood, | w^a* Hwy want. It is too late now
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Coppie jour­ o’clock. Lesson sermon: ’’Spirit.”
| because if you look at it from that I ^or y°u
Hn-V hotel accommoda
Smith,
of
OF*
Grove.
neyed to Portland last Saturday -with
The first
boats, - 'held
you are doomed to dis- tlons ready for this year, but you
2—; of the
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find JOUT
St. Mark’s Church
their daughter. The latter was taken
The federal government conld have WAIH-
y°ur rmninM
can‘P*
weeks
ago,'
proved
popular,
drawing
|
appointment.
to Portland for an operation, having
1 tents just as soon as the road is In.
Services are being held during the those Interested In sports from all
branches
recognizes
the
Im-
her tonsils removed.
______ __ of ___
“Then you would not book eastern
winter months in the new parish sections of the valley, i>nd It Is an | _ portance
the ___________
development . of these
parks,
but they have IP^’i’1»’ this year?”
Mrs. J. W. Ingalls spent last week house. Have you seen how attractive ticipated that a large crowd W|ll|great national
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uiiu_____________
_______
„__ _ them-1 .Kou
They simply
in Portland with friends. Her son. It Is? Do you know how comfortable Journey from here and other mid-1
“°t
money
to do ___
the work
Ronald, joined her Saturday, return­ It is these cold and damp days? Columbia towns next Tuesday, Ttic I selves and must get local people In-1 w111 no1 book If they cannot get the I
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’oinrnodatlons. ~
I
In it; but at the same time)
accommodations.
ing hbme Sunday evening with his Next Sunday the services will be: bouts will begin promptly at 8.301 terested
"How many units as you desert?)* I
Church school st 9.45 a. m.; morning o’clock. ________________
mother.
I they are not going to let any small
I group of people get a cinch on the would you advise on such a place as I
August Gnignard and son, John, service and sermon at 11 a. m.
I
Taleakwa Camp Fire Notes
I proposition. These national parks and Mount Hood?”
who have been on a tour of the de­
I don't know just how much space I
Riverside Church
ciduous fruit belt of California, have
A monthly ceremonial was held at tkese forest reserves are public do-
Services Sunday at the usual hours. the home of Ines Young Saturday, mains. They belong to all the people, I you have up there, so It would be I
left for »outhern California, where
Sabbath school, 9.45 a. m., followed January 24. In appreciation of the "
«nd
n<* no branch of the government is pretty hard to say off hand. We con-1
they will visit the citrus belt.
template three groups. We don’t connt I
Howard’s Aces, Rockford, Feb. 18. by the morning yvorship at 11 o’clock, former guardian, Mrs. Brune, who | ever»«Ing to lose sight of that fact, Longmier; that is really just a stop-1
('lasses in religious education Wednes­ has retired from Camp Fire activities, I no ~ matter
what • sort
of - development
‘
—
•
Allyn C. Button, who has made his day afternoon at 4.15 o’clock; Thurs­
BENEFIT PINE GROVE GRANGE
you undertake. I have not always ping place for tourists to come and I
temporary headquarters at the Mount day evening service at 7.30; Christian the Camp Fire presented her with a thought as I do today. Six or eight get a meal, but for real tourist devel-1
lovely
guardian
’
s
pin.
Miss
Ethel
A.
Hood Motor Co., is now representing Endeavor sodety at 6.45 p. m. Dr.
years of experience have led me to opment Paradise, and In the White]
the Benefit Savings 4 Loan Associa­ Fraser occupies the pulpit Bunday Swarts, of the home economics de­ where I find it necessary to keep con­ river corner, and over on Carbon |
partment
of
the
high
school,
has
ac
­
tion in Hood River.
morning, and will have for his sub­ cepted the position as guardian. Miss stantly before me the rights of the river wonld be the third place for de­
C. G. Cameron, associated with ject, “Prophetic Atonement.” The pub­ Swart» will be assisted by Mias Mar public in these parks and the possi­ velopment. I would never advise hav-|
Ing any one unit larger than 3201
month in Portland studying again lic is cordially invited to attend.
garet Harding and Miss Gladys Wil- bilities of onr return. Your develop­ rooms. At Paradise we cannot In­
with George Wilbur Reed. Mr. Reed
ment
must
be
undertaken
from
the
high
son, alm teachers of Hood River
our camp any more; we have|
has beqn abroad since last June
First Christian Church
school.
Elenor Whitely became a standpoint of community welfare, and crease
reached
the limit which the space af-1
coaching under famous masters of
I
believe
there
are
enough
men
here,
How can a man who never attends member of Taleakwa and will strive
music in Italy and England.
as there were in Seattle, to take hold fords. We may have to increase our|
church here expect to feel at ease in to follow the seven points of law.
service building. We have Increased |
Audiences increasing at each servlet* heaven? The church is one of the
Many things of importance were of it in the right way.
Plana call for one of the pleasantest events ever held
We have 167 stockholders, and they steadily at the rate of 50 tents a year.J
at the Valley Christian church. There few indispensable institutions. Our discussed at the ceremonial, after
We
do
not
try
to
sell
these
people,
are
all
prominent
business
men,
and
in Hood River Valley.
has been added an orchestra of five Bible school every Lord’s Day at 9.45, which dainty refreshments were served
pieces with 22 young people in chorus. followed by Communion service and by Mrs. Young. The girls ended the they are Interested primarily in the anything. Let them do as they like/
Many
of
them
come
in
with
all
their
City people cardially invited to come join their country
Extra seats were provided for last preaching at 11 o’clock. Christian evening by Initiating the new mem­ development of Rainier National Park.
equipment, intending to camp
Bunday and all filled.
Endeavor at 6.36 and evening preach­ bers. guardian and assistants. It was I have been the executive of the own
cousins in a grand good time.
and
provide
for
themselves,
but
they
The following Hood River folk mo- ing service at 7.30. Next Lord’s Day decided to turn over a new leaf and | taard 5>f. directors—a group of atiout see an Inviting looking camp and they
the morning theme will be the second work harder to obey the three great 20 business men—ever since the in­
tored to The Dalles to attend
a tent and come Into the pervice
on the series. "Thus Saith the Lord,” laws of Camp Fire, which are Work, ception of the company, and the only take
funeral of W. A. Johnston: Dr.
building and get their meals. We
thought
tlipy
have
ever
voiced
has
and
will
be
“
The
Substance
of
Hope.
”
Health and Love.
Mrs; V. R. Abraham, Dr. and Mrs.
even attempt to Influence them.
January 30 the Taleakwa Camp been, “Let’s do this because the com­ never
H. D. W. Plheo. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. The usual services will be held at the
It Is “do as yon please” and we find
Valley Christian ghurch.
e
Fire group held Ito first weekly meet­ munity needs the development. Let’s in the long run It pays.
Castaer and Leslie Butler.
ing under the supervision of the new do it for the public good.” What­
That slogan. “Barrett Goes to
“About where, on Mount Hood, la
ever their thought might have been
Church,” is surely -getting results. Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church guardian, Miss Swarts. Helen Rlch- In the beginning, they hav^ come to the logical place for a hotel? The
ards
was
accepted
as
a
new
member,
Prayer
meeting
every
Thursday
The church was full at both services
approach from the north is through
believe In it as a region.
last Sunday. There were 22 young evening at 7.30 o'clock. Bunday school and will officially become a member . We have always made money. We the Hood River valley; what would
at
the
next
ceremonial.
At
the
close
at
10
a.
m.
;
morning
worship
and
people in the chorus. The next prob­
make no secret of that fact. Our your opinion be as to the proper place
sermon St_U a- in.; Epworth League of the meeting the new guardian gave annual
lem is to provide more seating.
reports show It in detail, and to locate the first nnit?”
the
girls
some
very
helpful
hints
In
(To be Continued)
Howard’s Aces, Rockford, Feb. 18. at 0.30 t>- m- During the last 15 regard to the development of Camp copies of our reports have been sent
minutes of the league service the pas­
to the press of Seattle, Tacoma, Spo­
The party who took silk umbrella tor .will give a short sermon on the Fire.
kane and Portland, for whatever use
from the Hayward porch Sunday “Organisation and Rise of the Metho-,
High Altitudes Bare of Snow
they care to make of them. When
Card of Thanks
evening, January 11, Is known. If it diet Church in the United States."
•? -ii:--.::.....
we
were
first
organized
we
gave
some
Unless
later snows prevail the high­
is not returned to «14 Cascade avenue There will be no other evening ser­
We wish to thank our friends sAd
or Apple Blossom cafe within a week vice than thia. The public'is cor­ neighbors for their kind aid and sym­ little stock certificates. People did land forests will be as bare of snow
SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE
pay much attention to them, and this coming season as last year, ac­
prosecution will be started.
dially Invited to atteifd all these ser­ pathy extended us during our be­ not
a
good
many
of
them
did
not
even
cording
to
E.
C.
Wolfe,
who
was
here
reavement attendant on the death
W. N. Byars, Pastor.
H. C. Cutler and sister. Dorothea, vices.
YOU BUY
and burial of our baby boy. Es­ keep them, but later, when we began yesterday from the upper West Fork
left Tuesday for Seattle for a lew
to make money and pay dividends, of Hood river, where he is in charge
pecially
do
we
wish
to
think
those
The
Baptist
Chunk
weeks’ visit with Dr. C. L. Tenny.
brought floral tributes. Their they began writing In that the certifi­ of a logging camp of the Oregon
their unde, and sister, Mrs. Grover
If yon love your children, bring who
ministrations
will be held in sacred cates had been lost or destroyed be­ Lumber Co. Mr. Wolfe reported that
Tacbell Mr. Cutler has many friends them to Bunday
school. The Bunday
HW
MP memory.
cause they did not think they were the ground is bare, wher/ In the aver­
there, as it was bls home town, he school at 10 a. m. Preaching service
ever going to get anything for them. age season the snow la from three to
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Kelsur.
having been born in Beattie.
at 11 a. m.. subject, “Jesus, John and
Don’t try tn cover anything up and I five feet deep. Heavy rains are pre­
Big time! Where? Odell Odd Fel­ the Pharisees.” Evening worship at
don’t try to fool the government. vailing In the highlands, Mr. Wolfe
Card of Thanks
low» ball. Who? Rebekahs! When? 7.30. subject. “Do We Believe that
They have no objection to your mak­ reported, the total precipitation for
Tuesday evening, February 10. What? God Keeps Hie Word?” Junior B. T.
We wish to thank our many friends ing money. They want you to make the past two weeks having been es­
Readings, vocal and instrumental mu­ P. U. under the leadership of Mrs. F. sad neighbors for their klhdness and money, and they want the develop­ timated at eight inches.
sic, cards, music and dancing, cafe­ A. Olmsted. Intermediate-Senior B. Y. sympathy, during the illness, and at ment Work to prosper. Some years
The packed drifts of the highland
teria lunch. Admission at the door, P. U. at «30 in the prayer meeting the death of onr beloved wife and we have made a net return of 10 per forests, which are usually many feet
25 cento. Lunch according to your room. Prayer meeting at 7.30 p. m. mother. Also for the beautiful floral cent. We don’t try to hide it. The deep at thia season, are absent thia
appetite. All welcome.
Wednesday. Only a great revival can offering at the time of her burial.
government doesn’t even want yon to year, Mr. Wolfe said, and he antici­
Fred P. Zwelgart
a« W. McCullagh. Northwestern save the world. Pray for the revival.
pass a dividend, and our board of pates another dry season in • the
C. R. Delepine, Pastor.
and Family.
manager of ggobel 4 Dey. has re-
directors has decided that we will | woods, unless late snows prevail.
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