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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925 ISTS’ PARADISE Received at Tum-a-Lum Just received 5 cars of Lumber for Spring trade. We have some of the best finish Lumber ever unloaded in Hood River. Come in and look it over. Always ready to figure your bill. Phone 4121 — that’s our self starter. Yours to Serve Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. LUMBER BILL, Manager TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Clean Up and Paint Up You ask: ‘ What’s a meat market and grocery store to do with such a campaign ?” We are morally behind it; and furthermore we want to tell you that we can furnish the fuel that will make you work. Let us prepare the meats for your meals on the eve of spring and furnish you with groceries of quality. Then eat heartily and work hard a part of each day out in the open air, engaged in that task of cleaning up' and painting up. You won’t have spring fever. HOLMAN &. SAMUEL SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY Phone 8811 A// DAYLIGHT in vour^r-^ KITCHEN —c 7 I convenience^ outlet too' Until March 1 we’ll install the Daylite. unit in your home FREE. Call for a home demonstration. There’s no obligation of course. 8ee for yourself how the Daylite will bring you radiant, raetfuL and pleasant daylight and improve your kitchen. Try it for two weeks FREE. Pacific Power & Light Company Always at your service Anderson Undertaking Co O. a ANDERSON, Sole Proprietor LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 41f OAK STREET frequent communication with the out MOSIER side world, as the daily papers here do not print much news from the A. C. Holmes was in Ths Dalias mainland, except such aa is of par Monday. ticular interval to tba inlands. The Sherman Leffler price of sugar la a Uvatopic, aa the Tuesday. of the people depends prosperity (By A D. Moe) Turtday evening C. T. Bennett, B. ’I» industry, the largely on the Honolulu, T. H.. Jan. 28, ’25. ____ Root and Earnest i to «00,000 tons W. Veatch, . Leslie usual output of So this is Honolulu. It is Indeed Pineapples are i L with rice, eat- Evans motored to The Dalles to visit the Paradise of the Pacific. We took tie and sheep ralaing following The the Modern Woodman lodge. a drive around through the city and tourhit buslm os helps considerable, Mrs. C. G. Nichol was in Hood IMv- suburbs, which are built up the aides but it la not of ea< lough volume to sup er Wednesday and Saturday of last of aeveral of the mountains which rise port much bnsiuM ia in Houolulu witb- week having dental work done. to a height of over 2,000 feet, and out the aid of local iadustries. Mrs. A. H. Stelter, of Portland, is along the valley« between the hills, Through the cottrtesy of J. F. Jef- visiting at the home of her brother, amidst the most gorgeous settings of ries, district sales' atfnager of the B.* M. Strauss. Mr. Strauss has im tropical plants, shruba.and trees, most Standard Oil OoM we were taken for proved sufficiently to resume work at of which we had never seen before. a drive through the exclusive resi his store. A winding road has been cut along dence district of the White residents Geo. L. Davenport, of Portland, the hillsides and winds to the top of of Honolulu. We have seen many tlie several bluffs. • As we come out beautiful residence districts in differ spent Friday in Mosier, visiting ills along a promontory one gets a won ent parts of the States, but even sister. Mrs. James Cherry. Robert Simpson went to Hood River derful view of the city, with the bay southern California cannot compare and ocean beyond—a different view with the beautiful gardens, lawns and Tuesday evening. every few minutes. The city lies be unique locations and drives in the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conlee, who fore us along the bay, with Its mass Moana and Nuuanu valleys of Iiono- liave been spending the winter in of green trees and flowers of many - . lulu, where the residents are restrict- Portlaud, returned home Saturday colors, although only a small portion tMj tx> t|le white population. The most evening. are now in bloom. Tlie ___,___ pal __ ma __ are j common hedges which surround many Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evans and mostly of a different variety than *“■ of the homes are the flowering hibis daughters, Nedra and Audrey, were those seen in California^ the cocoanut cus, of which there are 21 varieties, in Hood River Thursday afternoon. palm being the most common,« with its some of them the most gorgeous or- Tlie Mosier junior high boys played bunches of cocoanuta fringed around .. - X—.— ---- I chid-llke flowers. Many of the resl- the Hood River freshmen at Hood e bottom of the leaves at the top of dents have bananas, papaia uud avo- River Tuesday evening. The score tne tree nana trees are every-lead,, trees for their own use in the Here, with bunches of bananas in all yards, much the same as orange and was 18 to 11 in favor of Hood River. Miss Luella Nielsen was in Hood stages from the flower to the ripe lemons in the yards in California, rrutt. Terraced along the steep hill- Tho houses are built in bungalow River Thursday afternoon. Lloyd Fisher arrived home iae* »>Bre homes with gar- Btyle as a rule, with large, airy uens that are a dream of tropical ver-1 porches and open courts shaded with Arizona Tuesday. <ture. In the higher altitudes the air italnui and flowering shrubs, l’oln- J. F.- Blanchard was in Hood River wus cooler and there are many bunga- settas are everywhere, as well as Friday arting as judge in a debate lows built In sheltered coves, where bananas and cocoanuts, and just now at the high school there. tne owners come to spend week ends I the flame tree is beginning to bloom— J. J. Waller lias purchased machin or a vacation of a few days to rest, a large, umbrella like tree covered ery for sawing ties. one of these being the country place with u mass of brilliant r<>d flixwers. Mrs. J. Proctor and daughter, Dora, or ex-Governor Freer. Rome of the places have hedges of to Tlie Dalles Saturday to visit On the.drive^we saw groves of Koa ni»h' blooming cereus, which have a went trees, the Hawaiian mahogany, which 'cry beautiful white blossom at nigh*, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Duvall. Mosier lias received two new county is used for making fine furniture ami | withering as the sun come« utf. At season — in May June road graders recently. novelties. Eucalyptus groves, guava«,. the blooming - — . and ----------- coffee trees and many strange shrubs I l»ollcemen are stationed to prevwit .. Mrs. C. liuseber, accompanied by add to the variety’of the scene. The|t,le Oowera being picked. her grandson, Darrell Allington, has entire mountains ere verflu re covered, These two valleys extend back from gone to'Kelso, Wash., .where she will the bare rocks being the exception. AI the hay a mile or two between the visit friends whom , she has not seen convict^ colony on one of the hills la high bluffs that jut out from the for 20 years. Site also intends to kept at work on the roads with no range of mountains which fringe the spend a mouth visiting at Seattle danger of their escape, as it would be coast line and form a background and Tacoma. impossible for them to remain hidden for the city. Roads are also terraced Geo. Evans and Ernest Evans were long or get away from the island. up the hillsides and being built up in, 11< mh 1 Itiver Saturday. Papaia trees are frequently seen witli into beautiful residence sections. Ixiris Bonney, Joe Higley, Bert Os the fruit in all stages from the bud From our hotel window tlie lights borne and Darrell Allington attended to the ripe fruit. The trees are from the hill residence section against the basketball game between Hood shrub-like, leaves very similar to the the dark iatckground at night are a Kiver and Goldendale at llood River castor bean, and the fruit tastes pretty sight. Saturday evening. much like a cantaloupe. In fact, it Except on rainy days luncheon and Miss Lucy Mullins has spent the is a favorite breakfast dish. dinner at our hotel are nerved in the lmat week visiting Mosier friends. The drive took in the military res Oasis Palm Garden in the hotel court, Monday and Tuesday were spent with ervation of Diamond Head, a rocky where Royal palms make a delight Mrs. 8. E. Evans. Wednesday Mrs. promontory at the entrance of the ful shade and many birds In cages it. D. Wilcox entertained Mrs. 8. E. harbor, with a lighthouse on - the are singing. We also have music Evans, Miss Mullins and Mrs. Geo. |K>i»t. This mountain is well forti from a quartet of native Hawaiian«, Emry, of Hood River. Other friends fied with heavy guns hidden in vari who are artists in the opera class. There are very few flies here and entertaining Miss Mullins were Mrs. ous pluses, and which command the E. Higley, Mrs. Nan Hunter and I only an occasional mosquito. To J. sea lanes to the island. Coming Mrs. F. A. Allington. guard against thia occasional un down from Diamond Head we passed The board members of the Y. W. C. beautiful parks, beach resorts and welcome visitor our bed la supplied A. bifid a meeting Friday evening to Waikiki, where is situated Moana with a large canopy screen. Tlie discuss hotel, which compares «with the finest large windows are seldom closed. The also to several business propositions, plan for a bazaar for next hostelrlfti of the mainland. Near temperature at night dropa to about here is also located the aquarium, flfl degrees and stays around 75 in the fall. Little Lucile Folsom, who has been with the greatest collection of sea daytime, delightful in tlie shade, but fish to be seen anywhere, and main a little .too hot out under the tropical suffering from an attack of appendi tained by the street railway company. I sun. The day is about 30 minutes citis, was taken to The Dalles Friday. Coming into the city we pass the longer in the morning and the same She was operated on Saturday. Re civic center, consisting of the postof In the evening at this time of the ports are that she is getting along flee, public library, city and county year as compared with Qregon, hut nicely. baiiding, the king's palace, now used I the twilight is short. It is «'sin dark Mrs. E. M. Strauss, Mrs. A. H. as the territorial capital—all grand after the sun drops down is-liind the Stelter and Miss Dorothy Strauss l»ay. Honolulu is in latitude 21. just and imposing structures. I were Hood Itiver visitors Friday. From the high hills we could see south of the tropic of Cancer, and on F. A. Shogren and daughter, Mias Pearl Harbor and navy yard, nine the 20th of June the sun at noon will Alice, were In The Dalles Friday. miles from the center of the city I cast a shadow on the «outh. The Mrs. James Cherry and daughter, The principal army post, Schofield Island of Hawaii la lietween latitudes Mary, were in The Dalles Saturday. barracks, is located 30 miles away 19 and 20. about 1300 miles north of Mrs. Win. Cook returned to her there being 15,000 soldiers stationed the equator. home in Fairview Friday. * on the island, mostly at this place. | Wm. B. Caldwell, a graduate of O. Mr. and Mrs. A. Taggasell, Mrs. - As a tourist resort, Honolulu seems I A. C., is a teacher in the boys’ school to us tjuite a little ahead of anything at Kamehameha university, where is F. A. Bliogreu and daughter, Alice, we have yet seen. Its gorgeous set situated the Bishop museum. Mr. and James Wilson motored to Port ting, its even, summer climate, its I Caldwell is known to many of the land Sunday. Mrs. Shogren will re many places of interest, its beaches, Hood River alumni of O. A. C. We main in the city several days. Miss Leila Ptack, of the high school surf bathing in water 75 degrees I had a very pleasant visit with hint at temperature with no dangerous un the school. There are about 400 na faculty, went to Portland Friday dertow, cannot but help make the tive Hawaiian boys and girls In .this evening, returning S^pday. vacation a joyous one. The climate school, the sexes la-lag separated in Little Miss Barbara Allington cele has a soothing effect, including a las two locations, with a facility of 05 brated her fifth birthday Friday, hav situde quieting to the nerves of file I The Institution was endowed by Mrs. ing 14 of her little friends as guests. high-tension business man who comes I Bishop, now deceased, a former native Robert Beearee s|s-nt Sunday in liere for a rest. It will make a lazy princess, who married a white man In Hood River. man out of the most active. Even early days. Tlie Bishop estate still The Indies’ Aid society met at the the hens here get too lazy to lay owns nearly one-tenth of the Island James Cherry home Wednesday. The their full quota of eggs, which are] group. The only expense to the na members decided to entertain their $1 a dozen in the markets, while the tive students is n tuition of $55 a busltands at the next meeting, which cold storage variety from the States year, they being allowed to work an wtTl be held next Wednesday evening. hour and 20 minute« each day for Mrs. Cherry and Mrs. Herr were sells for 00 cents. The natives are easy going and their board. Tlie IlnwHilan children are a mix hostesses. happy. Nothing bothers them. We The Fat and Forty club met with ture of Chinese. Japnnese. Porto geae paused many houses on the drive, Miss Dorothy Strauss Saturday after and saw the whole family usually and white, The CliliKMte and Portu- noon. All were dressed in valentine sitting around in the shade, children gese strain shows tli«* l'est types of costumes. The time was spent in always barefooted and usually the Intelligence and energy, with the playing progressive 500. Mrs. Lloyd white-native the least. The majority grown folks. Fisher received the prize for highest Los Angeles is admitting the ad take but little Interest In thrir edu score. Miss Arvllla Husbands won vantages of Honolulu as a tourist cation. and when they cease to pro the consolation which was a resort, and a recent issue of the gress thev are dropped from school. large red apple on prize, which was written, The Filipinos are tho worst class of Tinies contained a magazine supple “ You are a pippin but you can’t play people In the Islands, and am flocking ment devoted to the islands and im 500.” plies that it has made them a sub in here nt an alarming rate. They The Girl Reserves of the Y. W. C urb of Los Angeles, easily reached are trenchcron« «nd troublesome, caus by a fortnightly service of two pala ing much disturbance, and have been A. met Saturday afternoon. About tlal steamers, larger than the boats the Instigators of serious strikes and 15 were present. Mias Liebetrau, or from Han Francisco. The 8. 8. I xhi ' .revolts among the worker« on the The Dalles, was present; also the Angeles last week brought in 400 plantations, as well as minor troubles advisers, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Edna passengers. If they ever put a in the city. Thev give the police a Evans. “The Life of Lincoln” was the afternoon's topic. Refreshments bridge across the big pond, one end good deal of tronble. of jello VIth whipped tfeatn and cake of it will be at the Ixm Angeles har were served. Myrtle Ads and Kath Estate No. 2399». bor, and the southern California boosters will endeavor to annex the Notice of Administratrix’s Sale of leen Holmes were hostesses. A fine crowd attended the I. O. O. islands to the city of Los Angeles. Real Property F. dance Saturday evening and all One thing is certain : If it were a In the Circuit Court of the State of reported a good time. • little easier to get here, and at a Oregon for the County of Multnomah. lower coat. Htffiolulu would have to Department of Probate. The Mosier Community Chamber of « enlarge her boundaries to hold the met ill the high school aud In the Matter of the. Estate of Commerce tourists that would flock here, and itorium Monday evening, their regu Charles E. Power, Deceased. southern California would have seri fortnightly meeting. Geo. Cham Notice is hereby given that, in pur lar ous competition. Living expenses are berlain, J. O. Eeldin and Geo. Car no higher here, if as high, than in the suance of an order of the Honorable roll gave Interesting and instructive southland, while there is enough to George Tazwell, Judge of the Circuit talks on orchard work. Mrs. Mabel wee in the way of entertainment and Court of the State of Oregon for Mathews' subject, “Your Town and sigtseeing trips aw around Loe An Multnomah County, Probate Depart Mine,” was very interesting. The ment, made and entered herein on the little dance in Dutch costume by geles. One of the places of Interest is the 28th day of January, 1925, for the Audrey Evans, Doris Cherry and Fern Bishop museum, in the Kamehameha sale of the real estate hereinafter de Howard was applauded. The Horn school grounds, a large stone building scribed, the undersigned. Administra pipe, danced by Miss Lueria Nielsen of three stories filled with one of trix of said estate will offer for sale and Miss Evelyn Beldln, was well the finest collections of Hawaiian at private sale to the highest bidder rendered. Refreshments were served and Polynesian curios, relics and for cash, at the office of Manning A and all declared Monday evening’s historical specimens in the world. It Harvey, ,714 Porter Building, Port meeting a splendid success. would take many trips to see the land Oregon, on or after the 4th day entire collection. The throne chairs of March, 1925, at the hour of 10 of the king have been removed from A. M., an undivided one half in t prest the throne room of the capital build-1 In and to the following described real To the United States National lg to the museum. In the campus estate, situated in Hood Biver County, Bank, Salem, Oregon, and to the adjoining the museum bulldlnr is a Oregon, to-wit: All of the Northeast Quarter of the Holders and Owners of Bonds of large banyan tree which sends down shoots from its branches and after Northeast Quarter of Section 17, less School District No. 11, Hood River they reach the ground they take root, 10 acres more or less from the South County, Oregon. Notice is hereby given, that serial becoming finally one of the trunks ern portion thereof heretofore con of the tree. Only a bunch of these veyed to A. C. Sallenbaeh, and all of bonds Nos. 5, and 0, of the bond issue trunks about 15 feet In diameter un the Southwest Quarter of the North of School District No. 11 of Hood der the center of the tree has been east Quarter of Section 17, save and River County, Oregon, issued under allowed to take root, however, the except 10 acres of the Northeast date March 1, 1912, together with the new shoots being pruned off. The Quarter thereof conveyed to C. S. interest due thereon, will be redeemed branches form a solid mass of green Bowe, all In Township 1 South of and paid by me, at the fiscal agency impervious to the sun and spread Range 10. Bast of the Willamette of the State of Oregon, viz. National over an area probably ISO feet in di Meridian, containing 00 acres more or Park Bank, New York City, within thirty days from the data of this ameter. A large banyan tree also lew. First publication February 5th, 1925. notice. stands in the king’s palace, now the Dated at Hood River, Oregon, this Last publication March 5th, 1925. capital grounds, and is the favorite 31st day of January, 1925. Ethel A. Power, parking place for about 50 autos Jessie M. Bishop, Administratrix. under its protecting shade. j County Treasurer, Manning A Harvey, Attorneys for fßm2fl Hood River, County, Oregon. Administratrix, 714 Porter Building, Portland, Oregon. f5m5 ***** Rural Oregon Journal agent, phone 07M. dilli PAUL McKERCHER AND C. G. CAMERON Representatives Eliot Building Quality Food Products At the top among Oregon’s Finest Markets, we are hq^e to serve the mid-Columbia people the best in Meats and Market Food Products. A telephone call will always find us ready to render courteous service. It will always be a pleasure to show you over D RIVER MARKET A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop. No other tire so quickly! TIRES and TUBES S9U7MBIA TIR* CORPORATION, PORTLAND, OREGON MT. 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