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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1925)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925 STAGE AND SCREEN Mlaa Dean’s consummate artistry is the result of a lifetime of experience. She made her first appearance In pic tures with the old Biograph company following wide experience In stock, vaudeville and Broadway shows dating back to when she was but two years of ago. Her early tutor waa her mother. May Preston Dean, formerly one of the leading stars of the theatrical world. Oarl Lssmmle saw several of Pris cilla’s earlier efforts, and, recognising her latent talent, he induced her to join hie players at Universal City. 8he started playing major parts and leading roles In comedies, serials, and features and her success came stead ily on a tide of continuous public praise. Among her greatest starring vehl- ctos are “The Conflict,” “Wild Honey,” "Drifting,” “Reputation,” “Under Two Flags” and “Outside the Law,” in which she thrilled the movie patrons of the entire world. In the several years in which she has been a star each of her produc tions has been a greater triumph than the preceding one. “The Flame of Life,” "The White Tiger," “The Storm Daughter,” “The Virgin of Btamboul.” “The Wildcat of Paris” and “Outside the Law” are some of bar most notable successes. As “The Siren of Seville,” her first Hunt Stromberg production, she amaaed even her most ardent fans by the splendidness of her portrayal. But it to in “A Cafe in Cairo” that Mias Dean outdoes herself. As Naida. the fascinating and fiery bouri of Carlo, thia versatile star gives the greatest performam-e of her career. McQUAY-NORRIS PISTON RINGS PISTONS PINS BEARINGS Rings- for every motor. Pins- for every piston. Piston«- factory duplicate. BcEUTUlgS— connecting rod and crankshaft. Also, Gates, Vulco and Rie Nie Fan Belts, McCord Cylinder Head Gaskets, Laminum Shims, Johns Manville Brake Lining. We’ve got these famous parts in stock for all standard makes of cars. ML Hood Motor Co. Telephone 4242 1 Community Auction Will be held at the A A. W. PETERS APPLE HOUSE EAST SIDE a TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1925 AT 12:30 P.M. SHARP Following articles will be offered to the highest bidder: 1 CUTAWAY DISC 4 HEAVY WAGONS 2 BUGGIES RUBBER TIRED TRAP ORCHARD TRUCK WITH RACK STUDEBAKER HACK WITH POLE DOUBLE HACK HARNESS SETS SINGLE HARNESS ’’ -Aá'l OHIO FEED CUTTERS NAILING PRESS 2 SPRING TOOTH HARROWS 1 HARDIE SPRAYER 4>/» H.P. 1 1 8 1 3 4 2 2 1 TEAM HORSES, 2800 LBS. COW R. L RED COCKERELS COOK STOVE HEATERS PICKERS’ STOVES GALVANIZED BROOD COOPS FEED HOPPERS 60-GALLON FARM COOKER ON RUNNERS TERMS OF SALE All sums $25.00 or under, Cash. Six months’ time will be given on sums over $25.00 on bankable notes. L. ISENBERG, Auctioneer A. W. PETERS, E. F. BATTEN, J. E. CLARK, and «Hiers. over the competitors and keep victor ies in thia aectlon. Saturday afternoon from 2 to 8 o'clock a special masting and election will be held in the Park Street echoed for voters of School District Na S to vote on the question of transferring the school acres on West May street to the proposed Baton high school dis trict as a site for the new building. It if supposed that a large vote will be polled in order to get the local sentiment on thia very vital and nec- As the seniors have been told of the necessity of having their pictures in for the Mascot by March L the local studio to being kept busy. Classification of flowers |u botany has begun, three varieties having al ready been brought in from places in or near town. The auditorium waa appropriately and beautifully decorated last Friday night for a valentine party given by the freshmen and juniors. The other two classes were very grateful for an invitation to attend also, for it was pronounced one of the best parties ever given hife: It etarted with dancing, followed bv a short program, of which the Shadow Play was the outstanding feature. * The kiddle kar race, most enjoyable of the relay races, waa won by the junior dan, represented by Prince Koberg. Re- fresh men ts weri then nerved, and dancing concluded the party, which ended promptly at 11 o'clock. I Junior High News (Ray St cubing) , Pictures on Oregon Indians Oregon Industries were shown pupils of Room I and to those did not see “Abraham Lincoln” Mon day or Tuesday. Cascade Locks high school defeated junior high Saturday by the score of 16 to 6. Art Johnson, of Cascade Locks, was high point man with nine points while “Gar” Osborne qf junior high had four points. White Salmon defeated the freshmen 23 to 12 in the second game. An assembly was held during the eighth period Monday, the program of which was to discuss the Junior Red Cross. The singing of America marked its opening. Miss Whittaker presented the Junior Red Cross and its purpose. Kdetha Hartwig was elected president; Max Callandra, vice-president, and Ray Steubing, sec retary-treasurer. The grounds around the junior high school were cleaned last Friday by a group of boys. This has greatly Im proved the general appearance. The Paramount picture. “The Gold en Bed,” produced by Cedi B. De Mille from Jeanie Macpherson's screen play of Wallace Irwin’s novel, of the same name, which also ran as a serial in Pictorial Review magazine under the title “Tomorrow's Breed.” comes to tbs Rialto theatre next Monday and Tuesday. Rod La Rocque. Vera Reynolds, Lib lian Rich, Warner Baxter, Theodore Koeloff and Julia Faye are featured in the principal roles of the produc tion which to a story of success and modern mnrriage. The members of the OdeU Grange De Mille has invested this produc tion with scenes thst rival for beauty orchestra, a new musical organisation anything that has ever been seen in of the OdeU section, will make its pictures before. Some say he has bow to the public next Thursday gone so far as to outdo his Roman evening In a concert at the grange baccanal episode of “Msnslsughter,” hall. Mrs. Bertha Young la director and everyone remembers what that of the orchestra. The members are: Preston Young, Mtos M. Swengel, was. The cast selected to support the Mtos Marguerite Ferrin, M. A. Udel- principals is more than up to the lus, Mias Linda Udelius, Charles Savo, usual De Mille high standard, In John R. Annala, Maurice Fletcher fact, there never has been a cast and Ix'wls Plog. If the audience desires the players quite like this one. Henry Walthall. Robert Ddeeon and Robert Caln are will render music for a dance at the among the more prominent. Others grange hall following the concert. Odell players, who have been are Charles Clary, Jacqueline Wells. The Mary Jane Irving and Don Marion, practicing Intensively, are declared by those who have heard them to be the last three in juvenile roles. Here’s a story that gave the famous high class, and it is said that a treat Paramount producer a chance for is tn store for those who attend the some reel "smash” scenes. Early re concert. ports hsve It that “The Golden Bed” LEGION NOTES fairly out De Milles De Mille! Be all set for something different ' The Hood River American Legion in the line of entertainment when you Poet to working for a state record In start out for thia one! a membership campaign now being waged. The poet up to last night had a Hat of 198 members. A goal of 200 SCHOOL NEWS by March 1 has been set. It to an (Miriam Grow)_________ ticipated that this will be beaten. A special assembly waa called a The local poet now has 10 more than week ago Wednesday for the purpose the maximum membership for 1024. of hearing a very interesting speech, Two Divorce* Granted delivered by Dean Milam, of O. A. C. She has spent two yeggs of her life Two wives, Mrs. Gladys B. Hughes, In China, where sh<ffi*Tmed her time who alleged desertion by her husband. to learning the condition)« and cus O. C. Hughes, formerly local meat toms in that land, some of which she market man. and Mrs. Augusta Trill, brought to the pupils of Hood River teacher of Cascade Ldcks, have been high school. awarded divorce decrees by Circuit The last big game of the basketball Judge Wilson. Both plaintiffs were neason will be played at The Dalles given the custody of minor children. tomorrow night, when the high school Mrs. Trill charged her husband, W. boys’ team will play the return game. G. Trill, an attorney now located at After defeating The Dalles here two Harrisburg, with cruelty, declaring weeks ago in a very hard fought game that he made false chargi's as to her by a score of 18 to 13, and then by conduct and during the recent Christ defeating Goldendale here hist week mas holidays maltreated her. 18 to 11, the Hood River high school Mrs. Hughes, who has four minor team expects to give The Dalles an children, was given $B0 a month ali other drubbing on their own floor. mony. Mrs. Trill, with two small A large number of people will prob children, waa given $26 per month. ably go to The Dalles to witness the The husbands under the decree must game. Because of another activity in also provide clothing for the children. The Dallen the same night the basket Neither defendant appeared tn de ball game will probably start 30 min fense of the action against him. utes or an hour earlier than usual. A. L. McCauley, bead of the com Notice to Contractors mercial department, la vr'ry glad to be Notice to hereby given that sealed able to state that the typing division is wholly modern, for there ars no bids for the construction of a woollen old typewriters there. A recent addi bridge over the West Fork of Hood tion of two new model Underwood river, and 800 feet of road grading, will be received at the office of the machines is a very satisfactory one. The annual conference of student County Clerk at Hood River, Hood body representatives and deans of River County, Oregon, until 1 o'clock girls will be held at O. A. O. Satur p. m., of the 4th day of March, 1026, day. Bunday and Monday, when 600 at which time and place they will be • delegates representing 178 different publicly opened and read. No proposal will be considered un high schools will assemble at Oor- vaille. The local delegation will be toss accompanied by a certified check, beaded by Miss Iva Howey, dean of or contractor’s bld bond, in an amount girls. The delegates from Hood Riv equal to 6 per cent of the bld. Each proposal must be submitted er high school are: Mabel Montgom ery, Juliet Forden, Clifton Emmel and on a form provided and furnished for George Castner. As Hood River and the purpose, In a sealed envelope ad The Dalles have scheduled a basket dressed to the Hood River County ball game for Friday night. Jesse Court and endorsed, “Proposal for Hsthhorn and Bill Wright found it Bridge and Grading over (he West necessary to choose between playing Fork of Hood River.” Plans, specifications, forms of con basketball or going to .Corvallis. They decided to stay here and help win the tract and bond, proposal blanks arttf game from The Dalles. During Miss full Instructions may be examined at Howey’s absence while she Is at the the County Surveyor's Nrffice, In Franz conference her classes will he taken Building. Persons desiring plans and specifications may obtain same, from by Miss Helen Knight. The Freshman Girls' Glee club is County Surveyor, upon a deposit of devoting a great deal of time In prac 116.00 for each set secured. The County Court reserves the ticing for their operetta- to be given In the high school snditorium Friday, right to reject any or all blds and waive technicalities as may be deemed March fl. Miss Rather Hettinger was out of in the interest of ths County. A school recently. Her classes were satisfactory bond will be required in the amount of 60 per cent of the con taken by Mias Helen Knight. At the basketball games last Sat tract price, for the faithful perform urday night the members of the Girls* ance of the contract. By order of the County Court. League furnished candy, which netted Kent Shoemaker, a profit of $S.6O to the treasury of ne-M County Clerk. the league. By defeating both the Bend and Hood River high school debating teams, by a score of 2—1 in each de bate last week. The Dalles high school team won the championship of the north central Oregon district and will defend that title against the cham pions of the Umatilla and eastern Oregon district In the inter-district series of debates to be held next . We hope The Dalles will win ODELL MUSICI ANS TO PLAY THURSDAY I NOVELTY RE A MELODIC PAGEANT OF TINGLING TUNES, ROLLICKING MUSIC AND VIVACIOUS DANCES (Everything New But^The Nt FEATURING The Famous Novelty Orchestra GENEVIVE EATON, Soprano. VENA MAY, Exotic Danseuse. HELEN LEWIS, Queen of Syncopation. EARL BONNER, Comedian. NFW 11 XL W i 1 faces , dances , songs i COSTUMES, MUSIC ) ncw B XL W RIALTO CpL in nn THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FtD. Iy-£V Thursday Picture: “STRAIGHT THRU* Friday Picture: Hoot Gibson in “HURRICANE KID* Prices, 10c and 60c DON’T OVERLOOK THIS I consider this one of the best residential offers that that has yet been made in Hood River. I have analyzed this from every angle and am convinced it ia the beat bar. gain In this community at the present time. . The property is well located, in a sightly situation. It consists of a splendid, modem dwelling of attractive appearance, of eight rooms, divided into two four-room apartments, each with bath, pantry and plenty of eloeet ■pace. Large electric range and electric water heater with each kitchen, included in purchase price. Hardwood floors throughout lower floor, and fire-place in living room. Full basement and furnace. Front and back entrance to both apartments. The rooms are all large and the entire building is in first class condition. The grounds include four lots, 100x200, and con tain several large oaks and a variety of fruit trees. The upper apartment rents for $40 per month. This is a real “buy” and a good investment revenue can be derived from this to pay the and better than eight per cent on the money Price $6800.00 For further details and appointment to inspect see C. N. RAVLIN Agent Pythian Building Hood River DEL MONTE Fruits and Vegetables ALWAYS THE BEST Yours for Service VINCENT & SHANK “The Home of Quality Groceries I BUSINESS AS USUAL GIFTS THAT LAST Watches, Silverware, Precious Stones Rings CHARACTER REPAIR WORK And how are your eyes ? Do you see as you should? He liveth right who seeth right. Many men and women have discovered that they had been missing some of the best of life when we tested their eyes. And through furnishing them with proper glasses we have made hundreds of friends. W. F. LARAWAY Gifts That Last 1
