HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925
J. L. BLACK. M. D.
DISCUSSION OF
TOURIST HOTELS
(Homeopathic Physician)
Offico at residence, 724 Cascade Ave.
Telephone 2961.
A Specialized
Service for
4k
G W. HAMILTON, M. D.
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Physician and Surgeon
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Office Bspslus Block
Offico Phone 3741
Home Phone 3742
Stout Women
i ONE of the reason* why
stout women find our
Fitting Service superior
to that of other stores, is
H. L DUMBLE
Physician and Surgeon
Calls promptly answered in town or
country—Day or Night
Phones: Residence, 1242; Office, 1241.
Office in the Brosius Building
tCWYUSH ST0OT1
Dr*. Abraham & Sifton
Physicians t Surgeons
Butler Bank Building
Phones: Office 4151
Dr. Abraham 4152.
Dr. 8|fton 3613.
Dr. W. Donald Nickelsen
Cancer, Plastic Surgery and
Radium Therapy
Stevens Building, Portland, Ore.
Consultation Hood River by appoint­
ment Phone 5959
DR. M. THRANE
Physician and Surgeon
Mt. Hood Hotel Bldg., main, entrance
Office Phone 2172
Residence Phone 2174
DR. MEARLE C. FOX
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
915 Stevens Bldg.
Portland, Ore.
L. R. Alexander, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Office 4, 5 and 6 Smith Building
Office Phone 2021
Ree. Phone 3144
Hood River, Oregon
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••Ordinary" shoes are sel­
dom wider than “O’, and
a size 7 C is often fitted
to a foot that will not find
real comfort in anything
but a 6 E.
Stylish Stout Outsizes are Full Fitting •
While they run wide Built with R«-btforc«d st«i
they look slender; •
Supporting Shanks
EEE appearing no ,
wider than a C or D.
S
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Feet broader than
the average find the
required width in—
‘‘Style Shoes for Stout Women"
1 C. JOHNSEN
EH
E. L. SCOBEE, D. D. S.
Broaius Building
Office Hour* : 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Office Tel. 8161
Residence Tel. 3412
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Phones: Office 1081; Residence 3331
Office over Butler Bank
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DR. S. L. PETERSON
DENTIST
Eliot Building, Hood River, Oregon
Phones : Res. 2743 ; Office 3812
L. L. MURPHY
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray Examination
Suite 5, Brosius Building
A. J. DERBY
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
___ Hood River, Oregon
We will please you with our
Dressmaking
Hemstitching a Specialty
MRS. FLORENCE SIMONTON
at The Paris Fair
M. E. WELCH
Licensed Veterinary Surgeon
la prepa red to do any work in the
YOU NEED FEED FOR YOUR STOCK
Look these prices over. We are
closing down on certain fines and are
offering good feed at reduced prices:
Shorts, sack...........................
Bran, sack.«.........,.................
Rolled Oats, sack...............
Ground Oats, 8O*s sack
Ground Barley, 100*8....
Rolled Barley.......................
Cracked Corn ........ ....
Milk Ration.................... .......
Milk Maker........ ,.................
Scratch Food........................
$1^0
1.25
1.65
2.20
“ 2.70-
2.15
3.10
2.50
2.75
3.10
While buying Feed look over our
large Grocery Stock. Our prices are
in line and quality the best
veterinary line. He can be found by
calling at or phoning to the Fashion
Stables. t
Old City Hall Plumbing Shop
has moved the new location is 008
12 8treet where there wttl be a large
display of Plumbing and Heating Goods
at reasonable prices. The new location
will be known as— TOM FISHER'S
Plumbing A Heating 908 12th St.
Phone 21Ô1
Hood River Abstract Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
Accurate Abetracting of Land Titles
Telephone 1331
Painting and Paper Hanging
SPRING’S COMING
Interior decorating, matching tinting
and painting with draperies, etc.
D. F. TAYLOR
Tel. 5411. Hood River. Or. R. F. D. 4.
READ’S RADIO SHOP
■fte Radio Shop of Hood River
II. B. READ. Proprietor
Snperbetrodynes and Neutrodynes
G ree be, Atwater Kent and Radiola
Representative
*08 Cascade Ave^
Tel. 1234.
B. B. POWELL
PLUMBING, HEATING AND
SHEET METAL WORK
*10 Cascade Ave.
® | N the meantime the housewife ponders
"Fl
over what to provide at the family meal.
It is the season when a choice is most
dif*icuIt
Our shelves laden with the best of
the world’s gardens and orchards will
solve the problem.
Order by the Case and Save Money!
Hood River, Ore.
J. D. McLUCAS
CONTRACTOR
Practical Worker in Stone, Con*
crete, Brick and Plaster
Telephone 0931
mi FRASIER GROCERY CO
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Wildflowers are Blooming!
AÜTO WORK DONE AT TOUR
OWN HOME
Telephone 2782
and I’ll come at once. No garage and
you save the cost of the overhead. •
The time for Spring work Is just around the
corner. How are your Implements ?
Bring them in and get them ready.
We repair anything from your garden hoe to
your motor truck or spray machine.
HOWELL BROS., Fourth Street Tel. 2551
J. P. POMEROY
THE FASHION STABLES’
Parkdale Auto Stage
ALL KINDS OF
Phone 1201
Motor Trouble Shooting
Leaves Hood River daily
at 4.30 p. m.
Electrical Work a Specialty
Leaves Parkdale daily at
8 a. tn. (except Sunday).
Evary Saturday it leaves
Parkdale at 6 p. m.
HECK UNGER GARAGE
to TUCKER’S GARAGE
(Concluded)
,
The chief consideration is not to
get It too high, as by the use of the
you can get your road
steam shovel
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open in good shape by the first of
July.
That is when your travel
starts, and you must be in shape to
take care of it when it is there, or
you wlU not break even. On Rainier
It Is entirely feasible to open the
road In 15 days, and wlieu you get
up there in the meadows where the
snow is thin, the Sower« are bloom­
ing, aud it Is always a source of de­
light to the visitors to drive through
snow banks and then emerge where
the grass la green and the flowers
blooming.
You must always keep in mind that
your people are there for entertain­
ment. They are not just there to
look off at the view. They are going
to get out of their cars and stay a
day or two. When we built Paradise
( I thought we would have a golf
course aud tennis courts, aud all that
sort of thing. When they get out ou
the glaciers they don't ueed any of
that sort of artificial entertainment.
People are amasingly interested in
glaciers. There is a fascination about
a glacier that ^>sce is not even in
the mountain itself, nor in the val­
leys, nor the timber, nor the flowers.
There Is a mystery about that great
body of moving ice. They will spend
entire days Just Walking over the
glaciers. The thing' they have been
planning for, and «ending about, is
got here. The Columbia Ilfver high­
that glacier.
We have guide service, and suits way would provide one day, the
for about 390 people; we have the lieaebes another, Mount Hood a third,
slimmer trips and the horse service. and then you should have one more.
"What features of your concession
You should develop every feature.
Every feature we have found feasible witli the government protects your
you should develop, and as many investment?”
Nothing whatever but the well-
more as your location affords. The
limit of people who want horses is known honesty of the United States
always limited only by the number government. There is nothing to our
concession except the simple state­
of horses you can keep.
ment that we can go up there and
Paradise Valley will always be the build a hotel and run it, but the gov­
place from which people will go to ernment has the right to stop our
, get out on the glacier. Our Idea is operations at any time. They are
that the ne?t unit will be developed keenly Interested in the development
principally for those who want golf of tile park, and they have to depend
and tennis. The third one will have upon private capital to do it, and
a great natural interest. It will be they are not going to do it as long
located on the edge of the great ava­ as you run your hotel in a legitimate
lanche, and the hotel will probably lie way and don't try to "slip anything
called Avalanche Inn, and the great­ over.” We find the government not
est entertainment will be in watching only willing, but anxious to see our
for those great avalancbos. These work a success. When we are criti­
people all want something to do, but cised we And the government right
the peculiar thingxm which you have behind us with their endorsement and
to build Is that they want to do the approval. We cannot even establish
thing that is already there for thqm a rate without their definite approval
to do. That is what they have trav- In writing. When we went into this
eled all that distance to do »nd they many of our people were afraid it
don't, want to miss it. When
would not work out right liecause we
provide that, you have done all
bad nothing to show our protection,
you can—you iiave reached your
but the word of Mr. Mather, and I
appeal.
believe we would have the same from
“How far will your units be B<1> Ills successor, that as long as we did
avated?”
this thing right we would not be in­
From 50 to 60 miles, connected by terfered with. The government stands
an encircling road — something tiiat on the broad policy that the granting
you start with that we are still a of these concessions is. the best way
long way from. That is stTll a dream tbey have found so far out of their
with us, and.lt has a wonderful ap­ experience to bring -about this devel
peal—the very name “Loop Road,” a opment by the use of private capital,
road that goes clear around the moun­ and yet keep the parks open for the
tain, attracts, and when that Loop use of the general public. The devel­
Road connects with the greatest high­ opments are undertaken and carried
way in the world, you iiave jour out for the benefit of the public, and
the moment that is not done we
foundation all laid.
1 remember Mr. Mather aayiug that would bf closed out.
We cannot go In there with the
congress will be quick to build these
roads when you have built your ap­ idea of cornering a good thing and
proach roads. In the last three or making a big profit, and ma.vlie sell
four years, with state Money, and Ing out later to some private^corpor-
with forest reserve money, and fed­ ation at a big figure. The govern­
eral aid, we have spent *8,000,900 In ment Is willing and even anxious that
building approacli roads.
you make a legit I mute profit, but he-'
Tlie people who come here for a yond that you cannot go, and If you
day or two and stop off must have should be aold out It would be only
something definite to do offered thqm. at a fair valuation, and not at an
You cannot say, “Come, stay here in exorbitant figure; and If you should
Portland for three or four days; It is wish to sell out. they would send In
n delightful city; we have nice resi­ an appraiser and fix the priee where
dences, and fine parks, and a kxreiy they thought it should tv>. and you
climate.” That doesn't mean any­ would not lie permitted to sell your
thing to tlieia. You must lay down coueess ion for a great priee.
these definite things for them to do
while they are here.
Ixtcal Men’s Activities Noted
The jieople upon whom you are go­
The following appeared In a cur­
ing to depend for the selling of your
attractions are the tourist agents. rent issue of the Log Cabin Bakery
The railroads have wonderful repre­ Company's Crusts and Crymli*:
“Cramy" Cramer, manager of the
sentation. All the roads centering
here have their individual repremnita- Hood River-29th Century has a new
tlvea in (he t**ala*ard, and in the Studeltaker sport roadster. He is
larger cities of the middle west; but getting lined up for some fine outing*
there is a certain group of intelligent, around the new Loop Highway when
carefully organized people—the tour­ It Is opened this summer.
ist companies—who take time to ex­
plain the attractions of the resort re­
■Mac' MacMillan, of the Grange
gions. They go into each place care­ Co-operative store in Hood River,
fully and in detail with each inquirer. had the misfortune to connect with
You must interest thi*se agepts, and somo Insidious poison that worked
lay down before them some definite up through his nostrils into his bead.
things that they can sell to people It was neiessary for him to make a
who inquire about Portland, so that trip a week to Portland for medical
when they say that Portland la'worth attention, hut he is now showing^
three days' time, you must provide decided improvement.
for those three days something inter­
esting to do every day. Let them sell
New Cannery Head Named
the tickets for it. then it liecomes con­
O. B. Kile, new district auperin
crete to them. Their living la in it
aud you can depend upon their doing tendent of the Libby, McNeill A Lib­
it. Let them make their 10 per cent; by canneries arrived at The Dalle«
do not tiegrudge it to them, and they last week to assume charge of'Mhe
will do far more than that for Port­ local plant in connection with his
other duties. Mr. Kile 1« expected
land.
In view of the fact that these east­ to go to San Francisco shortly, but
ern men come out intending (o take will return to Oregon before the sea­
in all the resorts, would It not be son opena.
feasible to sort of diversify the enter­
tainment?' Instead of showing moun­
ANNOUNCEMENT
tains everywhere, why not develop
the sea coast; make a nominal devel­
December 1st we moved to our New Terminal—E. Water,
opment of Mt. Hood, but in Oregon
put the emphasis on lite seaside re­
E, Yamhill and E. Taylor Sts. This building being con­
put the emphasis on the seaside re­
structed solely for the handling of Freight via Motor Truck
No, decidedly; I think they are all
will greatly improve the service and create an efficient
needed. In Puget Sound we don't
method of transportation.
bring to Mount Rainier one-third of
the people who visit Seattle. That is
one of the glories of Portland. Yon
have done out great, outstanding
fJUI l rnnWiN III
thing. It is complete and known all
WARREN 4L GREENWOOD TRUCK LINES
over the country, and lias been for
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ten yi-ars. That is what people come
Hood
River
The
Dalles
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Mt. Hood
to Portland for. There Js no single
attraction anywhere in the United
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States that has liad the advertising
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that the Columbia River highway has.
It la a comfortable, delightful drive,
effkiiy done in a day. The Columbia
River highway has ten times the na­
tional publicity that Mount Rainier
has.
TRY OUR
Portland conld certainly have not
less than four outstanding and total­
ly different forms of Interest and at­
traction. What we are seeking to do
Is to bold these people in the Pacific
Northwest for a ywk, two weeks, a
month. We want their understanding
and sympathy; yon are not going to
WE KEEP IT
g5t those tn s day.
I have said over and over again
GET FREE STENCILS AT THIS OFFICE
RIGHT
that these hotels in Portland. Seattle
and Tacoma constitute the finest re­
sorts on earth, because they are situ­
ated where it Is comfortable in the
■nmmer time. Yon can consistently
offer the hotels of Portland as the
headquarters in which these people
can live and take a trip every day.
and that would he an entirely legiti­
111 2nd Street
mate offer, and you would have the
entertainment for them when they
Cigars
Tobacco
Soft Drinks
GREENWOOD TRANSPORTATION CO., Inc.
Confectionery
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Draught Luxo
WE WANT
Newtown Cookers
SHERIDAN FRUIT COMPANY
C. 1 RICHARDS