The Hood River glacier., February 26, 1925, Image 7

HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1925
SCHOOL NEWS
tw,cb*‘r‘ who spoke very inter-
WHITE SALMON
Scb"*M, On My Experiences in High
(Miriam Grow)
(By Will 8. Bates)
Ona of the big fea tures of the high
,
Hood River boopeters won
school this year will occur Friday frqm (.asrade Locks by the score of
Cooperative weather observer’s re­
-eventag. March «, when Mrs. Belle
for 24-hour period ending at 0
_._L° .“ n-? Tery nilld basketball port
Hennoy will present the Freshman game here Monday
p. m. Bunday: Maximum tempera­
afternoon./
The
Girls’ Glee club tn their annual game was railed at........................ ... ture 40; minimum 34; precipitation
3 30 and Miller, .32, with a trace of snow on Burdoln
operetta, entitled “Miss Caruthers Re­ as usual, was the high
point man.'
torna.”
The musical comedy is in in race, nothing very unusual hap- juountain.
two acta and Includes about 35 char l>en<*d throughout the game, except
The annual masquerade given by
$
bring« yqu
a THOR. The
balance in
18 monthly
payments. No
pocketbook
pinching!
adera. The program will be aug­ that "Tiny" Koburg got a very hard Evan Childs Post. American Legion,
mented by the high school orchestra fall. W e think it was for a lady In at Legion hall Saturday waa a huge
of about 20 pieces, which will play the audience. Atta boy, Tiny!
* succera. Never in White Salmon’s
the scores, and by a number of other
Hood River's second st ring lost a history have there been so' many
specialties.
very close and
fougbt battle unique and original characters por­
The birthdays of Lincoln and Wash­ with Mosier high. Tlie score at the trayed as at this memorable bail. The
ington were celebrated in a special end of the game was tied 12-12 and Dalles down band made a .big hit
assembly called by Principal Gibson, had to Ire played off. Mosier won by even If they did play a funeral march
who opened the program with an in­ a free goal. The teams were aa even- for the wild aud furious Russian
teresting talk about the respect due ly matched us anyone would want to dancer, who appeared on the stage
the Flag and the Flag salute. Kelsay see stacked up against each other. lu bare feet, as promised. The rich
Biocoin then led the high school in a The game was refereed by Jesse comedy was portrayed by Dave Shore,
couple of yells and the Flag salute. Hathhorne, of Hood River, and well who stuck his head through the spe­
Song by members of the Girls’ Glee done at that.
cial scene set representing Mount
club was followed by a reading by
The Hood River girls’ basketball Adams, and started a flirtation with
Buunie McKlnnle, who gave a selec­ team defeated the .Mosier girls at the little dancer while she was re­
tion from tire dediration of the Wash­ Mosier Saturday night by a score of moving her number three shoes for
ington monument. Mrs. Gladys Gil­ 4-1 to l(l.r Owing to
sprained
___ a _______
_ ankle tlle dance. The jig was up with old
«•--_ _ the
- captain, the Mo-lJ1ffi0*‘ w,*° descended from the moun­
bert sang as a solo, "The Americans r*
of Nedra Evans,
Come.” Russell Curtis gave a selec­ sier tram was somewhat handicapped. tain (after getting sea sick from
tion from "Bunker Iliil Oration," The Hue up was us follows: Carol blowing stogie smoke through the
which was followed by a solo by Gregory and Dorothy Hull, forwards; bole near the summit for one solid
Virgie Oxford, “The Sunshine of Gladys Rath and Anne Wueat, guards, hour, for live crater effect) aud bold­
Your Smile.” Then Howard Miller and Werdna islrell and Norma Young, ly presented the lady with a choice
presented the “Gettysburg Address.” copters. Tlie team is planning to go bo-kay of art-e-flsh-ul posies, which
The program reached the height of to W bite Salmon Friday night and lie proinptlv reeled to shore by the
f 'lluiaiiL, Locks
I ....I... Saturday
LV-.a__ a.. . night.
. • • .
interest in au address by Miss Esther to Cascade
aid of fishing tackle upon being re­
Hettinger, who gave the characteris­
The delegates from Hood River pulsed, as Ivan Orvalltch, the lady's
tics which contributed to the aoccees high school to the conferetfce at O. A. husband, waa jealously guarding bis
of Lincoln aud Washington, In dos- C. ret timed Monday with the news bitter half from the wings. .The lit­
ing, Mrs., Gilbert sang "The Star that .they received intlch good material tle Russian. then kicked her own
Spangled Banner," with tlie whole for speeches. to Is- gfcen in the aud­ plump little legs, which caused a dog
school Joining in on the cluyus; then itorium at assembly soon.
hotel from the chief saxaphonist, who
•
school was dismissed by the school
The noon period baa been length­ was right on the job with the comedy
song to the tune of “Long, Ixmg en«*d
ened to one hour, and
mid dismissal will stuff. The* skit ended by her lady­
Trait*
ship coughing a treautlful upper set
hereafter occur at 4 o'clock.
Excellent programs of a patriotic
of “faults” teeth dear across the
large stage, which was recovered soon
nature were held in all the city
Junior High Notes
after by Warren Irwin, chairman of
schools Monday, when Washington's
(Hay
Steuben)
the committee for the Legion. There
birthday was celebrated In Oregon.
AV^NT you put on a washer sale in the
The junior high school team de- were two other Btunts which were
In several different rooms there were
spring,** folks asked us last fall?
footed
Frankton 25 to 12 Wednesday, greatly appreciated by the music lov­
plays of the Revolutionary period
“
Yes,
” we said—and here is the sale.
The
P
___________
results of the paper drive were ers. Moving pictures were taken by
with the pupils in costumes of that
R< m > iu Î,
1, 3410
2410 pounds
pounds ; Orvalltch, assisted by his Canadian
time. These plays, along with the as follows : Room
Never have you been offered stronger induce­
songs and drills, gave the many vis­ Room 2, 1300 pounds; Room 3, 4000 guide, who had td act as substitute
ments Now you can get terms on Thor washers
■’
4 (winner) 4500 camera man. Out of town guests
itors a fine entertainment. Tin* pupils lMlUIKls, and ' IiiMim
that don’t pinch the pocket book. Now you
and teachers deserve great Credit for pounds, Tire total was six tons, 1210 were very numerous, and the Legion
can get >10 worth of premiums, absolutely and
uvery one
pounds and tlie profit >52.84. The Itoys exteud a vote of thanks to those
their performances.
irrevocably FREE—if you buy a Thor during
aale. Go to
winning room was given two periods from the Hood Hirer district who
this special spring sale.
Well daaaoa
At the regular Tuesday morning
and the captain and hardest attended.
assembly at the high school, l’rln. holiday
pai>er
drive
workers
in
each
room
Gibson opened the program with a were given one period off.
Monday was chosen for Good Roads
talk on “Discharging Our Responsibil­
day here, An SOS call was broad-
The
junior
high
speaking
contest
ity.” Mrs. Belle Henney presented will Ire held March 27, and the county cast for volunteer workers to arm
the Boys’ Glee club in a difficult se­ contest April 4.
with pick and shovel and attack the
lection called the "Vocal Combat,”
The assembly Friday was oirened Dock grade again. This road will be
combining the melodies of "Then You by the pledge of allegiance to thé closed to traffic for about three weeks.
Will Remember Me.” tenors, with Flag, followed by "America,” and It will be necessary to detour via
"Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep.” "America the Beautiful.”
Donald Bingen during that period.
bass. Sheridan M. Delepine, son of Entry, student body ’president, took
The White Salmon Commercial dub
Rev. C. R. Delepine, and a teacher charge for a short time. A letter of is about to come to life again. At a
of violin in Portland, gave severa) thanks was voted to be written to recent meeting of business men here
masterpieces with Mrs. Henney,at the Mr. Gross for his help in the paper it was dedded to organize and start
piano. Prin. Gibson introduced Mrs. drive and also to those who have something in the way of substantial
Frances Moller, graduate of the Vni- he)|s‘d trans|s>rt the team for its improvement work in the town. The
versity of Oregon and a former high outside games. Pictures on “Seeing erection of a city hall, fire headquar­
Canada,” "Having a Circus,” "Where ters, repairing of sidewalks, and the
the Mose Run Loose,” and “The Alli­ paving of Jewett avenue are the prin-
r
gator Hunt” were shown. Mr. Bar­ dple items now under discussion.
nett announced that the best yell was
Sorter's garage has received a car­
made by Cliarlra Jeffries and Glen load of 1925 Buicks, which are at­
Chisman. He Will now pay >1 for the tracting much attention here.
Irest birdhouse brought to him by
Mrs. C. T. Dewey, who has been a
Friday.
sufferer from ear trouble for the past
Washington's
birthday
was
oltserved
week, was taken to Portland for
Wednesday, Mar. 4
at junior high by an assembly Mon­ medical treatment, She la progress­
day
from
9
to
10
o
’
clock.
It
opened
1 p. m. sharp
ing satisfactorily, Mastoid infection
with the pledge to the Flag, followed
feared.
by “America.” Miss Helen Jones fa­
The local team defeated a Portland
Complete Farm Equipment, vored us with a group of colonial
team In a lmsketball game at the gym
including livestock, machinery, stings, •accompanied by Mrs. Kolstad Thursday
evening, score 20 to 22.
Ford car, 12 tons hay, clover at the piano. The next number was The game was fast and furious from
a minuet by eight boys and girls ac­
seed, cream separator, house­ companied by a group singing “The start to finish. The boys are now
hold goods, etc. will be sold to Minuet,” with Frances Sherwood at anxious to tackle any old peppy team I Car.tnBe.jrt Nordby> of the North trict Attorney Baker an annual salary
Royal Arch Masons Visit
Bank laundry, who learned the art of >1,800, an increase of >000 per
a best bidder. Location—1| the piano. All the dancers were «n the north coast.
About 25 members of the local chap­
A rather serious blunder occurred while in the employe of the N. P. year. The business of the district ter of the Royal Arch Masons Monday
es southeast of Parkdale. Is-autifully attired in colonial style.
Dr. Fraser next addressed the assem­ in last ★ eek'i items when it was By. at Mangle, Wash., in the early attorney's office has increased a hun­ I night motored to Portland, where they
Good roads.
bly on the “Personalities of Wash stated that Postmaster Bob Robertson days, when it was customary to tune dred fold since the prohibition law were the giirats of Washington Com­
ington.” Mrs. Kolstad played several was the ^>roud daddy of a new baby up car wheels late at night for the went into effect, and for the i»ast ma ndery. The visitors were enter-
piano solos which were very much daughter. This very important event entertainment
sleeping ¿car
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in ment of sleeping
passen- several years the county has been tained at a dinner. Later the Hood
W. H. BUCHER. Auctioneer
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appreciated. The first and last stan­ should be credited to Henry Robert-1 gers. IZ_
He la the fella who
claims augmenting Mr. Baker's pay by al- Hi ver lodge men exemplified degree
SAM GREEN, Owner
zas of “Htar Spangled Banner” were son. a fruit grower residing in the that it waa me who put “punk'
•w” in lowing him a sum for office expenses work.
then sung and the assembly was dis­ “11 oohu m” district. We'uns awmost punctuation. Glacier perlotfc
and stenographic work.
got molibed for this report, which1
missed.
Paul Sletton is Hum
Junior high defeated the freshmen was inexcusable.
Manday 18 to 14, while the high
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Sletton Jour-
One-third of the loud speaker radio
Our Commodore Dean (half ours)
school outclassed Cascade Isx-ks 10 was over here recently to see about
Sunday U,
to Eu-
A salary bill, which has just been seta in Hood River are Atwater Kent neyed by automobile 5«...;«,
to 2.
the survey of the bridge approach | signed by Governor Pierce, gives Dis- sets. There is a reason.
I gene, where they met their son, Paul
read In front of his property. The
Patriotism and Eduration
road is to be widened.
’ Thia is the month of Lincoln and
Mrs. J. A. Eaton and son. Eugene,
Washington, the two great emancipa­ who have Ireen spending the winter
tors; the ' transformers of the early at Suu Dimas, Calif., have returned
ideals o< this-nation into tatigiMt4 ac­ to their home at Roaring Brook on
complishments. In commemorating the the Trout Lake road.
respective birth anniversaries of these
Mrs. Thomas Hanson, mither of
commanding figures of our history
Mrs.
L. A. Moore, of White Salmon,
men, women and children of the pres­
ent vision with renewed appreciation died of heart* trouble February 17 at
our nation's struggle for liberty and the age of 09. She was born in Eng­
democracy and the resultant equality land and came to WaMiingtou in 1910,
of opportunity to all—the opportunity settling at La Center. She is sur­
to tunerge regardless of environment vived by three children: Mrs. Mary
or circumstances. Abraham Lincoln, Moore, of White Salmon; Mrs. Nellie
and T. F. Hanson, of Port­
tire child of poverty and democracy; Fuller Ix-sldes
a brother, James Clras-
George Washington, the scion of land,
by. of Baring, Wash. Interment
wealth and aristocracy, yet both arose at
La Center, Wash.
in this freedom loving land to the
MT. HOOD, ORE.
A baby boy was born to Mr.
highest gift of the nation. The month
of February may, therefore, l»e well Mrs. Harold Hood Monday of
TeL Parkdale 26X2
termed the patriotism - rejuvenating week.
Al Wilke is the new stage driver
period.
It has been said that “Civilisation is plying between Glenwood and Gilmer.
in a race between Education and Ca­ Wilke is anxious to see the country
tastrophe.” The nation that cherishes go dry.
I have just received a line
the memory of Lincoln and Washing­
Sneak thieves have 'been active in
of the famous
ton shall not fall in its duty In civil­ breaking into houses on Bnrdoin
ization's race and will rear its child­ mountain during the past few weeks,
hood in the environment of the ideals These pests will lie run down sooner
as established by these men. We did or later.
not fail on Flanders field, neither shall
We neglected to state that the
catastrophe triumph. The heritage special setmery used at Legion hall
of
our
heroes
we
will
eternally
treas
­
at their masquerade ball and enter­
and always carry the liest
ure. We are accomplishing this by tainment “de-lucks” was painted by
Hand Bags obtainable; also
setting up an education which gives
inspiration to our patriotism, that
Ladies’ Under-the-arm Bags
stimulates ambitions and ideals for
and Vanity Cases.
service. This («-stem we shall jealous­ HEADQUARTERS FOR
ly guard and foster as a memorial to
these men ; it thus becomes a patriotic
factor; It eliminates class and engen­
ders a universal love of country; it
AND
becomes a foremost proponent of na­
tional ideals; it evaluates truth for
truth's sake, concerning itself with
equality of opportunity and measuring
results in terms of ability to serve.
For sale—a few open dates left.
In the world war, through those
who stood for it, this same force
proved a citadel to national morale.
Custom Hatching
It is now knocking at the doors of
Let ns hatch your chicks early in
legislation seeking laws where laws
are not to carry the American Flag
onr Mammoth Electric Incubator.
into every school; it is the motive
Have them al) ready for your setting
power which has led 30 metropolitan
hens.
newspapers to initiate a nationwide
oratorical contest on the interpretation
Nkkdseg Paakn Breedht Estate
of our constitution, a national move­
' KT aso shew yoo
ment which President Coolidge has
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outspokenly endorsed. It is snaking
Americanism the foundation stone; it
is untiring in its advocacy of uni­
r
versal culture. Irrespective of origin,
York,
status or environment.
The work of our yesterdays has
RADIO SPECIAL
Ireen done. The task of the tomorrows
is stUl in our hands, in which educa­
tion must be recognized as the founda­
tion of future progress, the enemy of
crime, the backbone of morala, the
conservator of the home and the es­
sential of citizenship. This task is
our task, the translation through edu­
cation of these ideals into realities.
$88.50
Lincoln and Washington — "May
more such men be ours.”
March 2
to
March 14
Special Spring Sale of
THOR Electric Washers!
These terms and $!• premium
•Her expire Mar eh 14
in premiums FREE!
Total
Retail Value
Auction Sale
Pacific Power & Light Company
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Baby Chicks
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