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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1925 RED CROSS CHAPTER RIALTO THEATRE The Hood River Red Cross chapter I Three thousand signs to mark for was active in relief work the past est trails in 22 forests in Oregon aud year..as the following annual report Washington were shipped Friday by of the se<Tetary, Mrs. J. W. Ingalls, the forest service in Portland to meet will show: I the grod'ing demand 6f tourists w ho As you probably all know, ever are making the forestk their summer since this county has had a public playgrounds. The largest shipment health nurse, the Red Cross funds went to the * Diamond lake region, have paid for her car and all of the where 500 signs were wanted, and <ur s upkeep, furnishing transporta the next to the Mount Hood national tion and current expanses, besides forest, which took 320 signs. February 5J carrying a considerable portion of her The signs were made by All*ert Sincerely yours, salary. Welsendanger, forest ranger on duty W. N. Byars, During the summer the Red Cross Pastor of the Asbury Methodist at the Eagle creek camp grounds, Featuring placed a first aid kit and stretcher in Episcopal Church. who used sprue« boards covered with I the junior high school, both of which EDNA PURVIANCE two coats of paint and marked with have been called into use. The prin Friend* of prohibition in Oregon a greeii enamel paint that will with cipal reports that tbe first aid kit is should secure and read the biennial stand the weather. The signs will Written and Directed by used almost every day, and at times report of tbe State Prohibition De be Installed by the rangers in April CHARLES CHAPLIN two and three times a day. partment. The commissioner, G. L. and May and will be ready for use Many cases of ex-service men and Cleaver, is not overly popular either In the summer. A broken telephone call, the little some of civilians needing help are Forest rusgers find the signa of thing that turns a village girl into a investigated by the local chapter and with tfiie press or with other enforce great value, not only in directing ment agencies, but he ought to be woman of Paris—the toy of a rich the publie health nurse at the request given a square deal. It is a matter tourists, but in Iocs ting fires. They bachelor in the world's gayest city. of other chapters. In the last three of record that be raided the Portland enable tbe rangers to send crews to a months there have been 17 such cases, Press club and secured Isittles of four definite »¡sit to tight Area and tour and at present there are eight ex- per cent beer and a quart of 'Scotch ists are able to locate fires in ifiuklng service men's cases and one civilian whiskey. The amouut of favorable reports, which assists the rangers in being Investigated. getting crews there promptly. It is Transients in harvest time are con advertising given him in tbe Portland^ the intention of the servlet* to mark with dailies since that fateful event ap- stantly appealing to the Red Cross every trail, creek crossing and prom Jack Earle, Henry Murdock for aid. If after InveHtigution by tbe proaches the vanishing point. A few inent .peak in the foriwts ami to label months later all four enforcement public health nurse, or some member water suppries and danger spots. Ma and Bartine Burkett of the Red Cross board, they are agencies were "tipped off” to a sub terial for next winter's work in build scrlptloti drinking party which was found to lie In need, they are given ing signs has been collected and an- LOOK held in, a wealthy Portland home New otlier emergency relief. latteh will be sept out the fol Year's eve. Cleaver alone acted on Fifteen n<*edy families have been lowing spring. This is the fourth the tip, secured two quart bottles of made more comfortable by gifts of winter that such work has been done. used clothing and warm bedding. bonded liquor and saw evidences of Sunday, February intoxication on the part of some pres These were «thankfully received and Monday, February tilled a real need. In November two ent. The search warrant was thrown destitute families of campers applied out on a technicality. Not long ago to tlie ltc*d Cross for help. Upon in Mr. Cleaver raided a British ship, the vestigation, there were found to be Ixmdon Merchant, and seized la1 tween eight children in tbe party, and not 75 and 100 quarts of liquor, from tlie a morsel of food for them to eat, and unsealed lockers of tbe ship. It is A unique batlquet was held at Cor with very little warm clothing or bed against the British-American treaty vallis last weekrwhen members of tbe ding. Their immediate wants were for a ship within American waters to Oregon Apple Co., of Monrcs*. ami or taken care of, and they were fur have Hquor stores unsealed. It was chard growers qf Benton county nished with sufficient oil and gasoline the business of the collector of in gathered to felicitate each other on to take them wiiere they exi>ected to ternal revenue, Dr. McFarland, and of the good prices received this season the federal prohibition commissioner. find work. to extend greetings to B. W. Charles De Roche, Wallace McDonald One man in dire need af medical Dr. Linville, to have prevented this. and Instead, however, of finding fault with Johnson, manager of the Monr<s> eon- and surgical attention was found on Madge Bellamy, A. Gibson Gowland ofl ” <‘< r ‘ * rn a' ^viilch this season sliip|s*<l out one of the apple ranches. He was so these men for non-performance of| }°0 *'“rB of apples. badly crippled that be had been bed duty, the Portland papers lauded on Mr- Jobnson was given a month’s From the Novel — “We Are French” fast for over two years. Tills case Cleaver Tor acting as he did. After investigating Cleaver's admin-1 »nd a bonus of <5uo for ex- was called to the attention of the U,1<J wife while by Red Cross, and as the result he Is istratlou for three weeks, the legisia- J*'“**'“ ior tlve committee found nothing of Im-1 tr * v ” * n *' The fruit of the Monroe now in the hospital, under the care Perley Poore Sheehan A Robert Davis of a surgeon. Two ex-service men portance against him. The headlines I Krowers UH well as a considerable always promised revelations that nev-I t“nu“IP-> owned by Benton county or- an* also receiving hospital and er came. No man in Oregon knows I' lu<'lutl,,ig members of the Yes, There is a Comedy leal attention. mnrvm^. Five classes In home hygiene and so well tbe competency or otherwise! <,rvK’irJ Agricultural College faculty, of the various enforcement agencies shipped through Hgols'i A Day, care of the sick were conducted in different parts of tlie valley during a« Superintendent Herwig, of the and C' W; McCuliagh, north western Featuring Harry Langdon Saloon League. Tlie following Is '““““8" of the concern, who was a tbe year by the public health nurse, Anti I guest at the banquet, was given an and made (smsilile by the Red Cross. his statement: “Because there appears to be eon- Appalled at the number of fatali ®8 very unusual,” said Mr. ties occurring at the beach in pre fusion in the mind of the public re-1 "for those of us who ship vious seasons tbe Red tiroes board de gardlng the position taken by myself growers. While it is not Monday Evening, February 16 cided to bring a swimming Instructor with regard to George L. Cleaver, I < £* '8 ™ r that we receive plenty of to make the following state- lnrr,^“e, t here for tlie lienefit of our young peo wish ment: I complaint» when things go wrong, ple who desired to learn to swim. "I have cooperated and will con-1 1 good returns for growers Fn>m July 2(1 to July 2fi anyone who more often than not raises a mere tinue to cooperate with George L. wished had the opportunity to take grunt of approval. It was certainly tills Instruction free of charge. Cleaver, or any other officer who will cheering for Mr. Johnson and myself earnestly enforce the prohibition law. Through the kindness of Mr. Kolierg, to be accorded the courtesies at the who furnished his lieach and equip Mr. Cleaver is an honest and fearless Corvallis banquet." public official. Without doubt certain ment free, and with the cooperation of the school Isiard, who allowed Vic interests are bent on nailing him to I I «oral School to Send Delegates tor Follenius, in charge of playground tbe cross. Continued abuse and criti work, to assist the swimming in cism will eventually destroy tlie use J Tlie flood River high school baa structor, it was a decided success. fulness of any public official. There been Invited to send delegates to tile As not one drowning occurred during fore I consider it the plain duty of second annual educational ex|s>»itlon the entire season, the board feels that all prohibition forces to unite and I to‘rbe>4^jfif this year at O. A. C. dur money could not have been better stand solidly behind Mr. Cleaver in ing tbe Washington's birthday holi days, February 21-2L More than «00 If you enjoyed spent, and it was certainly appreci thia attack- This I expect to do." tiigb school student delegates and fac ated by the public, for Mr. Koberg's ulty memtiers attended the exposition records showed aji average attend last year and indications are that ance of 200 per day. To carry on You will surely enjoy this one — more will be there this year. the gisid work those In charge of tbe Educational and vocational guid “THE TAMING OF THE NHREW" Boy 8cout work took the swimming ance is one of the chief aims of the instructor with them on their annual I snnual exposition. Not only will two weeks’ camping trip, thus en Price» Hailed as a notable addition to the every school and dejairtment of tlie abling the boys to finish their life First 14 Rows and Loges saving course. On their return the groups of national (Mirks whose ac college prepare an elaborate display Last 0 Rows --------- -------- Red Cross issued 14 Junior life saving commodations aud transportation fa of the work carried on by it, but na cilities make them great American tional figures in the educational world diplomas and one senior diploma. Balcony' ------------------- Plans are being worked upon for recreation centers, the scenic wonder will tie there for tbe period to con the organization of a Junior Red land embracing Zion National Park, fer with students regarding their Doors open 7.15 Curtain 8.15 Cross in tbe junior high school in Bryce Canyon and' Cedar Breaks in choice of a career and whether the southern Utah will be opened May 15, students’ bent in life can be devel the near future. *H" During the last three months tbe with full rail and motor transport oped ' or not. Dr. Stanley Coulter, Tlie local camp of the Woodmen of Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 17-13 Red Cross has taken care of three service, national ]>ark lodges and dean of men at Purdue university, the World held a pleasant mc*etlng at will counsel with the men, and an cases of tonsil and adenoid operations, other convaalaacM of modern travel, THOMA8 MEIGHAN and LILA LEE cared for two goiter cases, six sur according to A. 8. Edmonds, assistant equally prominent woman will meet their lodge rooms In the First Na tion Bank building last Thursday The Old Favorites gical eases, three medical cases, fur traffic manager of the Union Pacific the girls. , night. Meinliers of tjic* order were While the exposition is primarily nished the medicine for an invalid, System. in present from Portland and The Dalles, educational, recreation for tlie visit The opening thia year Is the climax another patient With glasses »nd eye among them District Manager J. A. ft-eatment and made a loan to a ma of development carried by state and or« will not be ueglected. Friday Gerwin. A luwheon and ms-lai hour evening a night horse show is sched ternity case, with promise of repay federal government, national park ser followed the meeting, and the side ment. vice, forest service and the railroad, uled, wlille Saturday evening an all degree. "A. D. K.” was exemplified. in which large sums have been appro school stunt show will be staged. The I is lies W. O. W. member» de priated by the government agencies One or more basketlMUI guinea have lighted those present with vocal and been tentatively arranged, and Sunday for modern connecting highways. instrumental numtiers. Tlie Dalles Ths history of Zion National Park afternoon concerts by campus musical has a fine orchestra. organizations will be featured. Is as colorful as one of Its own chro From the Novel — "Bedrock' Tbe Hiss] River camp, through an matic peaks. * Discovered by the early ante-fund Is-lng raised from their Mormons when Brigham Yoqng col memliers, is making plans for a Jack Bethea Representative Sinnott of Oregon onized the beautiful Dixie country of unique orchestra. All memliers hAc* had the unusual distinction Saturday southern Utah, it was regarded by Is-en asked to support this move, This is another He Man Picture of being made chairman of the gen the pioneers as a place of refuge which will l»e a source of pride to eral committee of the house and sen from possible Indian raids. The In tbe town. The next meeting of the ate. He will direct the investigation dians held the gigantic abyss in great | The Comedy offering is to lie conducted by a joint committee fear and called- it Mukuntuweap, or “A FAT CHANCE” of the two branches of congress into home of the spirits, and would not the right of the Northern Pacific enter it far or remain in it after With the Smiling Fat Comedian Railroad company to have title to nightfall, The settlers called it "Ut- WALTER HIER8 3.000,000 acres of grant lands in tie Zion.” Occasionally travelers from ‘outside ” saw satq it and gradually Washington, Idaho and Montana. Or- tbe "outside Matineen 10-35 Prices dtnariiy chairmanships of joint com its tremendous dept :hs, majestic spaces Evenings 10-50 and Indescribable coloring became mittees go to senators. The committee may make a trip known until It was finally set aside west during the summer to get a as a national monument by tbe gov close-up view of the lands Involved. ernment. In 1919 It was made a At its first meeting Saturday the aec- national park by President Wilson. STOP — LOOK — HESITATE retary of the lnt^ior was directed to Zion ' itself Is but the center of a submit his views on the questions in group of equally spectacular attrac volved and the railroad company was tions. The multi-colored fairyland of requested to file a statement putting Bryce Canyon lies a short distance to forth Its contentions. Title to these tbe eastward. Cedar Breaks, a mon lands, which are the last of the old strous bowl eroded in hundreds of Northern Pacific railroad land grant, iridescent shades is cut out of the was first questioned by the late Sec Kolob Plateau to tbe north, and retary of Agriculture Wallace a year Zion's entrance Is through tbe beauti A Brand New Show with ago, when he sent to the agricultural ful Dixie country to the south. New Woman Orchestra While its fame as a scenic wonder committees of senate and house a letter in /which he declared that the grew nation wide, comparatively few A New Show Each Night railroad had not complied with all visitors were heretofore able to see It the conditions of the grant and was because of the lack of proper accom not entitled to patent to the remain modations. This year a railroad line Is built to tbe gateway at Cedar City ing areas. Thursday Night It was announced by railroad offi where the Hotel El Escalante has WILLIAM DESMOND cials that the Northern Pacific would been opened. National park lodges be represented before the committee with all attendant facilities will be ready for the opening In Zion Canyon by James B. Kerr, of Portland. The members of the committee are and at Bryce. The motor transporta Senators Ladd, North Dakota; Spen tion system using busses similar in cer, Missouri ; Norbeck, South Dako model but of later design than any ta ; Caraway, Arkansas, and Kendrick. heretofore used in any national park Wyoming, and, besides Mr. Sinnott, will be run on the loop between and Novelty Revue Representatives Vaile, Colorado; Wil Odar City, Zion Bryce Canyon and liams. Michigan; Raker, California, Cedar Breaks. The development will enable tbe wonderland to be opened and Driver, Arkansas. Friday Night for the first time with, accommoda tions to properly cave for a volume Mr. Naumes Leave« far East HOOT GIBSON of general travel in similar manner J. P. Nanmes, mid-Columbia mana to the Yellowstone and other parks. ger for the Paxton Rivers Co., New York city apple merchants, left Sun day for tbe east. Mr. Naumes will Emma Wancta Howard Finds Bluebell ' Little Miss Emma Wanda Howard. I, call in Minneapolis, Chicago and New y York points. While in Illinois he will eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Howard, won the honor ¡1 participate in a family reunion. 1 Mr. Naumes while in New York city of discovering the first wildflower in II will confer with John Oliver, manager tbe Hood River valley this season. Popular Prices ' of tbe apple concern, and with Robert The little girl Saturday found a J P. Loomis, owner of an Upper Valley blue-bell in a protected copse just You can’t go wrong on "Tbe Novelty orchard, whose New York city apple west of town. Revue" if you like music and enter- marketing concern is allied with Pax Great rivalry exists among the Hie ton Rivers Co. Mr. Naurnea expects school children of this vicinity In Nat to be In Washington March 4 for tbe their quest for the season's first wild far ’ hood river A Woman of Paris" N orthrup . K ing &C q ’ s “Love and Glory” “Coming Through” Novelty Revue “Straight Thru Hurricane Kid” inauguration of President Coolidge. HIGHLY IMPROVED HOOD RIVER ORCHARD Fully equipped, can be purchased by reliable party on small cash payment and exceptionally eaay terma. Pur chaser must be experienced orchard man with banking credit sufficient to finance. Write A.B.C., care Glaciei4, giving full particulars and references. MID-WINTER FOODS The housewife will pot have to worry about a choice if she will only tele phone us. We have fresh vegetables, the best canned stocks available, and our refrigerated rooms are always full of the finest meats. SUPPLY YOUR TABLE WITH THE BEST - WJE HAVE IT! HOLMAN & SAMUEL SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY Phone 8811 PARK GRANGE DANCE SERIES The Modem Dances and the Oldfashioned kind Howard*» Aces of Melody will play for the former each first and third Febuary and March. The Oldfashioned Parties will Park Grange Hall Friday evening, Friday evening, February 20. All Wednesday of be held at the February 6 and invited.
