The Hood River glacier., March 12, 1925, Image 9

SPRAY CIRCULAR
FOR IMMEDIATE USE
deaux plus 1-1000 Black-Ltaf.
It is needtoee to aay that tor all
of the above troubles thorough work
la absolutely necessary.
and choruses. Thia musical comedy teams and the score at the gun shot
was in two acto, between which sev­ was 24 to 21 to their advantage.
eral specialties were given by the or­
When Hood River and Beu<l mme
chestra and Virginia Vaughan, solo- on the floor it would have been bard
tot, Clifton Emmsl, at the ptaim, and to
wfclcii
th* most
a group of senior girls in a negro support. AM Six of the other teuma
(By Leroy Childs)
number. This teat waa the funny and their backers were for Hood
Weather condition» have been such
number of the whole evening.
River and the native» of the city for
that bud development has been much
The stage wall decorations were Bend. The boys all felt fine and with
more rapid than was anticipated and
done by A. R. Aitken, which gave the the championship in Hight were keen
aa a result. growers tn the lower val­
paneled room effect.
Although the to be off. They knew that in Bend
ley, where bUster-mlte to to be con­
The recent contest centering around price of admission was but 25 cents, they were masting a fast team and
trolled, should start spraying Immedi­ the solution of a crossword puzzle, the proceeds of the entertainment had their play already planued. Many
ately. Newtown» are probably more staged by F. E. Newell, of the Cen­ were actually more dollars than we fans said it was the fastest high
susceptible to injury than to true of tral Top Shop, drew considerable in­ had from the large operetta tost year, tohooi basketball game they ever saw
other varieties and these trees should terest.
The second prise winner, where the overhead expenses ate up and it was the fastest our boy» ever
be sprayed drat.
Winter Banana» Jean Herren, forwarded her reply all the income.
The small admission played. Every time a Bend forward
and Gravenstslua are also readily af­ ‘h* W“T from Nea Perce, Ida. Mrs. price permitted a great many people started down the floor with the ball
fected by thia mite and should be ENBrune won the first prise, a hand­ to attend who perhaps might feel he always seemed to meet a Hood
given attention early. In order to some crossword leather cushion, in they could not have afforded to do so River guard. Miller didn't seem to
satisfactorily control the bliater-mlte addition to furnishing the impressive If the price had been higher. This be aware of the fact that be had an
the spray bust go on the trees before advertisement that appears for the money will be spent for any school “all star” guard for he was tossing
any of the buds show green. The (Central Top Shop in another column, purpose» authorised by the board of them in at all angles. Jess Hathhorne
mites immediately burrow Into the she submitted the following letter:
director»: Last year's proceeds of “slung” in five nice ones from center,
young foilage and cannot be con­
"The ordinary car to given more about >150 were used as a part pay­ and Foreman rolled In a couple from
trolled after this stage to reached.
care in its every other part than in ment on the portable moving picture that distance. Long shots wou the
It to the policy of the championship.
The'appearance of the bltoter-mlte its top, and no part causes the car to machine.
The team goes to Salem today to
and the development of scale has so depreciate in appearance and con­ school administration to have all of
the school entertainments in the high try for the state honors. Thia is the
made it necessary to alter our old sequently in value.
“The amount invested in an average »riiool auditorium at a normal admis­ first Hood River team since 1909 to
program and because of this situa­
tion, three different recommendations priced car would go far towards sion price in order that they may be in a state tsnrnameut.
are offered for growers because of building a bungalow, and so invested accommodate the largest number of
the different conditions existing In would receive every care to preserve people possible. This plan saves a
BELMONT
the orchards. These are as follows: its appearauce. If the top of your great deal of time during rehearsal
The Current Events club will meet
periods which would otherwise be lost
house
leuked
or
looked
shabby
you
(1) Where the bltoter-mlte to known would at once replace it, but many if pupils had to leave the building.
next Thursday with Mrs. Marsh Isen­
to be present in various amounts and more people see your car than your
An operetta in which the boys will berg.
scale to giving some trouble, lime sul­ house and by Its appearance your shine to scheduled tor Friday night,
Congratulations are in order to Mr.
phur 1-8 to recommeuded and should station in life to judged.
April 10.
and Mrs. Will Metcalf ou the arrival
be applied—Immediately. This spray
The letters of appreciation, written
"The care you give your property
will not handle the brown aphis indicates in large measure your self In French by the children of Belgium of a daughter. The little girl’s name
which causes the small knotty apples respect, responsibility and liability. have been framed with their transla­ is Carol.
Sigurd Nelson waa In his old home
or ths leaf roller. Where the aphis If you do not care well for your own tions and hung in the several school
neighborhood last week. He was a
has given trouble Black-Leaf should belongings you are not likely to be buildings.
luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob­
be used with lime sulphur In thejle- trusted with the confidence and prop­
As a token of appreciation and good
layed dormant spray, a recommenda­ erty of others, and thus your business will toward the Hood River high son. He hopes to spend a summer
tion for which will be given out later. success can be retarded or augmented. school, R. E. Scott has had framed here soon.
Mrs. J. R. Forden and Eleanor
The leaf roller will have to be taken
“A new top ou your car adds per­ an artistic copy of the Monroe doc­
were In Portland last week, where
care of by the use of double strength haps two years to its use and to a trine and presented it to the school.
lead in the calyx spray. Bordeaux small outlay for the return received.
Next Tuesday, March 17, the Tues­ they beard the De Rewzke quartet.
will have to be used later on and a Interest on the money you would day Lunch club'will dine at the high
Marion Miller and MiH» Lucy Wolf,
summer application in July of 4-4-50 otherwise spend in buying a new car school, the meal being prepared and of Hillsboro, were married at the
will be recommended.
liecanse the old one was too shabby,* served by the cooking class under the home of the bride last week. They
direction of Miss Ethel Swarts, super­ will make their home In Belmont.
(2) Where bltoter-mlte and scale will pay twice over for the new top.
are not giving trouble, the Bordes ux-
“Tourists are often homeseekers and visor. The members of the school
oil to recommended. This should l>e they judge each community by its board will be guests that day.
BARRETT
('has. Jones, caretaker of the high
applied as soon as the buds crack more or less prosperous appearance,
The Missionary society of Valley
slightly, but before any green shows. and no one thing indicates this more school building, lias been appointed
This spray, when properly applied, readily than the automobiles driven deputy fire marshal in order that he Christian church met with Mrs. Roy
will materially assist tn checking the by the citizens of that community. may enforce the ordinances concerning Haye Thursday afternoon.
development of bltoter-mlte and scale Hence,'by keeping your car in shape fire protection. The outside lights - Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Thompson have
and to the best spray we can use to you are contributing to the civic wel­ over the fire escapes have been moved been quite sick the past week.
keep anthracnose under control. It fare and may t*e tiie means of at­ and fitted with guards in order that
Elder and Mrs. J. I*. Kufiuly, of
should be used by all means where tracting additional residents to your they may always be in service. The Troutdale, were dinner guests Sunday
fact that the lights had been taken of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Crapper.
anthracnose and the leaf roller are op community and state.
importance.
“I-ast: You will be satisfied with from the sockets, presumably by
The W. H. and F. M. society of Ad­
(8) Where none of the above In­ the service given you at the Central mischievous boys, accounts for the vent (Christian church met with Mrs.
sects mentioned are a factor, with Top Shop. because no work to turned accident that happened two weeks Fred Gilcher last Thursday. A fine
the possible exception of the brown out that to not done to the satisfac­ ago, when a man stepped off the top lunch and good time were enjoyed.
step of the fire escape and was badly
aphis, a dormant spray to not neces­ tion and pride of the owners.”
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Cob
Third and fourth winners were re- bruised.
sary but a Bordeaux application of
Friday night, March 27, the O. A. C. vln have been confined at home with
5-8-50 plus Black-Leaf at the rate of snectlvely Mrs. L. W. Cannon and
1-1000 should be used In the delayed Kenneth Laraon. Other winners were: Glee club will give a musical concert chicken pox.
Mr». Guy Crapper and Mrs. Kuhnly
dormant application, a spray which Mrs. Gladwyn M. Davis, Miss Frances in the high school. It is expected
will lie recommended and discussed at Jackson, Miss Fannie Breneman, Mrs. that the organisation will draw a visited Mrs. W. L. Cotton Bunday
a later date.
W. T. Price, Richard Walter and Mias large crowd of both students and afternoon.
town people.
The blister-mite appears to be the Helen Coppie.
Mrs. George Garrett visited Sunday
At the regular meeting of the school afternoon at the N. E. Thompson
moat important pest to consider this
board
last
Monday
evening
Friday,
home.
spring and all growers should recog­
SCHOOL NEWS
March 20. was named as teachers’ vis­
nise the fact that to obtain satisfac­
Ed Phelps’ aunt came up from Port­
iting
day.
when
the
teachers
will
vis
­
(Miriam Orow)
tory control, the timing of the spray
it schools or classes at other places land Sunday tor an indefinite visit.
to absolutely essential. Results will
A special rally was called by Prin­
This gives the
not be obtained if the spray to ap­ cipal Gibson Monday morning at 9 than Hood River.
OAK GROVE
plied too late. It is better to get it o’clock In honor of the basketball pupils of School District a holiday at
on a little early and because of this team and Coach Garrlgus, who re­ that time.
Friday
evening at 8 o'clock the
Friday night the girls’ basketball
situation, immediate spraying to ad­ turned victorious from the central team
ewill journey to White Salmon upper grades under the direction of
visable. The strengths to be employed Oregon tournament at Bend, after de­ th play the girls’ team from White Mrs. Wilson will give an Irish pro­
are as follows:
feating' Bisters, Prineville and Bend.
gram. Everyone is invited to attend.
For bltoter-niite alone, lime sulphur Modest sfteeehes were made by all the Salmon high school. _
There will be no admission charged.
1-10. Where scale to present. Increase members. Undr the direction of Kel-
Mrs. D. L. Pierson was a Portland
Junior High News
this to 141. Where the Bordeaux-oil say Slocom yells of approval and ap­
visitor one day last week.
(Ray Stubbing)
to to be used, the following to recom­ preciation were given for all members.
D. Mobley, half brother of Philip
The freshman girls’ oi>eretta, “Miss
mended:
During cold, unfavorable
The assembly during the seventh
weather, oil at the rate of 8-100 pins Caruthers. Returns,” was given under and eigth periods Friday was opened Horn, is here from Centralia to spend
0-8-50 Bordeaux. With warm, sunny the direction of Mrs. Belle Henney to with the pledge to the Flag, followed the summer.
Arne Hukarl spent a few days in
weather, oil 8-100 plus 8-8-50 Bor­ a crowded house in the high school by “America.” Clifton Emmei played
deaux should be used. For the de­ auditorium last Friday night. All of a series of pieces of music, accom­ Portland this week.,'
layed dormant annllcation for Bor­ the principals deserve a great deal of panied by the story of each, which
The Herman Pregge family moved
deaux (to be applied after the first praise for their interpretation of their received much applause. Miss Whit­ to the new home near Underwood last
leaves begin to show) 8-8-50 Bor- particular parts, and for their solos taker gave a short talk with slides week. Margaret and Evelyn are stay­
on the open air sanatorium at Port­ ing at Chas. Bavo’s until the end of
land. Mr. Barnett announced that he the school term.
would extend the period for making
The ladies who are preparing the
bird houses until some day this week. play, “The >100,000 Club Paper.” have
Pictures on the story, “Lack of Roar­ chosen ths evening of the 21st as the
ing Camp." by Bret Hart, were shown date for the play. The price of ad­
to the pupito. An announcement was mission will nqt be very high so be
made that Mrs. J. E. Ferguson would sure to save a few of your nicklcs
give her interpretation of the “Bridge and dimes. The money raised will
of the Gods” at an assembly Friday. be used tor the benefit of the school
AU are cordially invited to attend.
by the Parent-Teacher association.
O. O. Keizur and family have moved
into their new home, and Mrs. Ida
Hauru and her daughters have moved
Into the house which they vacated.
On account of the program being
given ■ Friday evening it ha» been de­
cided to postpone the monthly meeting
Saturday night the old H. R. H. 8. of the Parent-Teacher association one
basketball team brought Bend into week. It will meet a week from to­
camp, thus winning the mid-Columbia morrow instead of tomorrow.
and central Oregon championships.
Mrs. Cha». Reed waa» In Dufur
• There were seven teams to enter Monday. _________________
the tournaments. Bend, Madras, Red­
mond. PrinevlUe, Mitchell, Staters.
CENTRAL VALE
Wasco . and Hood River. The first
The Central Vale Parent-Teacher
teams to clash were Mitchell and Mad­
ras. Both teams pot up a good fight association is planning an entertain­
but the boys from Mitchell outclassed ment of unique nature for Friday
the Madras bunch and won the game evening, March 20. It will be held
In Leonard Fletcher'» apple houae on
by the score of 20-11.
After the Mitchell-Madras game the Willow Flat. The program will con­
Bend boys gave the Wasco five a sist of music of various kinds, one
thorough drubbing, ending with the especially to be mentioned, a Grand
score of 52-18. This was not a bard O-p-r-a, as well as a shadow pfinto-
game and Bend did not have to show mlme and another feature. Candy
wUl be offered for sale. Everybody
much of what they bad.
The next game was called at 2.30 come and have a good time, and at
Friday afternoon in which PrinevlUe the same time help a good cause as
met Redmond. This proved to be a the proceeds are to go for the phono­
bard game aa both teams were about graph fund.
the same caliber. Up until the last
Misa May Fletcher and Miss Marie
few minutes it looked as if Redmond Fletcher accompanied Clayton Fletch­
was going to win, but Prineville er on a trip to Portland Tuesday.
speeded up and had a one point lead On their return Thursday they expect
at the end.
to bring with them Mr. and Mrs. Im-
At 3.30 the “apple pickers” trotted hols tor a short visit
onto the floor. They received much
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hagen, with
applause because everyone thought their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
they would reach the finals and meet and Mra. J. E. Smith, motored to Leb­
Bpnd, so they were anxious to see anon last Friday for several days’
them in action. During the game the visit with Mr. Smith's parents.
Hood River boys had plenty of chanc­
Mothers* club today at Mrs. Chas.
es at the basket, but it looked as If
they couldn't get organised.
Each Sheppard's home. If you can't come
player was playing his best, but the please notify the hostess, as she is
hoping tor a large attendance.
team work was not there.
Everybody la so rushed with spring
Saturday afternoon Bisters and Red­
mond clashed to decide which waa to work that there’s not much news to
__________
,
play in the finals tor the consolation write.
cup. This cup was to be given to the
DEE
winners of the team eliminated tor
the championship. This proved to be
Many of the resident» of this com­
a very fast game, and at the end of munity enjoyed the Sigurd Nillson
the fourth quarter there was a tie. concert In Hood River last week.
Five mlnutee were aUowed in which
Judge Hasbrouck and Mra. Ha»-
to play this off, Bisters winning.
The Hood Rlver-Prlnerille fray be­ brouck spent the week end with Mr.
gan gt 8A0. The boys seemed much and Mra. J. H. Crenshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McAllister,
more at home than the previous day
and started at the toss-up with the Mias Maxine and Master Jack, of
old Hood River fight, soon gaining a Goldendale. were Sunday visitors at
safe lead. The team did not extend the H. W. Whitely home.
M H. Green was a Portland visitor
itself in the last half, but began to
Sys its strength for ths Bend game the ldfter part of last week.
at night. MIUer blossomed out in
Sigurd Nillson and Mrs. John El­
this game and made IT pointe.
der visited with their brother, N. E.
In the finale tor the consolation Nelson, and family Wednesday and
trophy Madras met Bisters. This was Thursday of last week.
one of the best games of the tourna­
Mrs. Jeanette Eccles, who has heeh
ment ; It ended in a tie and five ndn- a guest at the home of her eon, D. C.
utea were added to break it up. Mad­ Eccles, tor the past two months. Is
ras was first to score in that time, visiting friends snd relatives in east­
making the score 18-20. TMs was
ern Oregon.
the second game that day tor Sisters
The 1. H. Van Wicklins are the
and they were showing signs of tiring
but Stin had fight left and proved it proud owners of a new Chrysler six.
’
A
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Stabler drove
by «rawing up to the score to 10 all.
Madras was the fresher of the two to Portland Bunday to call on Al
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Graff at the Good Samaritan hospital. from a horse she waa riding. She
Mr. Graff, who wa» recently operated Xpicked up in an unconadouH con-
1 and conveyed to the Hood Riv­
upon by Portland physician», is re­
er hospital.
Bbe la recovering as
ported recovering rapidly.
rapidly as can be expected.
Mr. and Mr». C. A. McCammon and
A number <rf church school work­
son, Kirk, were in Portland on busi­
ers from this »ectiou attended the
ness Monday and Tuesday. ■
county convention in Hood River
, Little Bill Whitely 1» well on the Tuesday
way to recovery from an attack of
Col. W. B. Dowd return» tomorrow
bronchial-pneumonia.
from his business trip to New York.
Don't forget the Community club He will return via San Francisco.
party at the Graff A Child» apple
Last Friday, intending to pour a
house Saturday night at 8 o’clock. lye solution down the sewerage vent
Bring enough doughnut» and cookie» in the roof, M. O. Boe slipfied ou the
for your own folks. The club will ladder and the caustic solution was
serve coffee and cocoa. There will, tipped over his face, burning the akin
be general fun and a short program in a terrible manner. He was taken
before supper at 9.30; and after »up­ to the Hood River hoepital for treat­
per. dancing. CnnHIT» orchestra will ment and ha» now returned home.
furntah the music. If you want a The doctor thinks that hl» eyes have
P. L. Tompkins, manager of the
good time don't miss it. All are wel­ not been injured.
Hood River Produce Exchange, Tues­
come.
day announced that he bad completed
returns on Jonathan apples handled
The Fortnightly club met with Mr.
by hi» concern for the 1924 crop. The
and Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw Saturday
following average prices tor all slaea
night. Judge and Mrs. Hasbrouck
were announced, net to grower»: Ex­
were guests of the club.
tra fancy, >1.85; fancy, >1.4?, and C-
Vai Bearson is in Portland taking
grade, >1.27.
treatments for stomach trouble. Lat­
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est reports say be is feeling much
J. H. Haslett was In Portland Sat­
better.
urday' evening to attend a banquet
given the cast in “The Greatest
I have just received a line
PARKDALE
Tiling,” now being filmed in and
of
the famous
Mrs. Gilbert Kile is visiting her around Portland under direction of
Lewis Moomaw.
Tom Moore and
mother in Walla Walla, Wash.
Mra. R. J. Mclaaac returned from Mary Alden, members of the cast,
won the big audience with their
Portland Tuesday.
charm, said Mr. Hazlett. Mr. Moo­
Mrs. Sam Green and sons, Carl and maw, who won note in his filming of
Howard Green, came up from Port­ "The Che Chockera." ba» a contract
and always carry the best
land to conduct the Hale of household for producing four big pictures. “The
Hand B«ks obtainable; also
goods and farming equipment at their Greatest Thing” is the first of the
place near the lava bed». They re­ serie».
Ladies’ Under-the-arm Bags
port that Sam Green is gradually
The new picture, which will be
and Vanity Cases.
Improving in health.
takeu with a background of many
Mr. and Mr». W C. Smullln were scenic »pots of Oregon, is being made
In Portland on business Friday and by the Associated IJfevgraph Co., a
Saturday.
subsidiary of the American Lifeo-
Mrs. Frank Keating was a recent graph Co., of which Mr. Hazlett is a
director.
Numerous local folk are
visitor in Portland.
Mra. Rafih Davies left Monday for Interested in the picture concern.
Hood River salad, an apple filled
Tiie Dalles to spend a week visiting
To Our Old Friends and New Ones
her brother. Representative A. 8. with a delectable combination, was
on the man of the banquet.
We wish to announce that
Robert».
we have purchased the base­
Mrs. J. H. Sheldrake has recovered
from her recent illness.
ment barbershop in the First
Cronyn’» Novel Out
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Button have
We will be
Word has been received here from National Bank.
moved from the Johansen farm to Geo. W. Cronyn, now associate pro- glad to greet all our old friends
their homestead.
fessor of English at the University of and new ones. We assure all
Episcopal services were held In the Montana, who announces that a novel
Community church Sunday afternoon. on which he had been at work for of courteous treatment and ex­
pert work.
Word I ish been received from Chi­ more than a year, 1s just off the
press.
The
title
of
the
new
novel
is
Ladies’ hair bobbed in all of
cago that Cecil Kelly is. now out of
“ '49—A Novel of Gold." Mr. Cronyn.
the hospital, and Improving.
the latest fashions.
MI hs Iva Curtis, of Hood River, who is mentioned as a dramatist in
RAL’H W. BARTON
»pent the week eud in the Upiier Val­ the 1925 “Who’s Who.” married Miss
Lura Miller, local girl, and spent a v.
,
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ley.
number of years in the valley. He
W. I). Blake was a Portland visit­ was here last summer working on the
or last week.
book when he received the call to
Road Supervisor Doggett has been the Montana university.
making the rough places smooth on
Mr. Cronyn is devoting a large |*art
our roads.
a
of hla time in Montana to original
About 25 members of the Portland research, seeking Indian folk songs
L. S. BOYD, Proprietor
Motorcycle club came up the Loop nnd getting a record of »the songs and
highway the first of the week to the stories of cowboys.
Tel. 3853
Homestead Inn and indulged in ski­
ing on the snow fields. Wells Ben­
nett tried out his motor bike on the
snow.
Last week the telephone linemen
were putting up telephone cables in
our little hamlet.
There will be a Parent-Teacher
meeting in the Parkdale grade school
Wednesday. March 18, at 8 p. m.
Dr. C. 8. Tabor, of Portland, will
be the principal speaker at the annual
congregational meeting of the Com­
munity church Friday evening at 7.80.
Dr. Tator is one of the most popular
ministers in Portland. He served as
a combatant during the World war
and was cited for bravery on the
battle field. The meeting will be held
in the church building and not In the
hall as originally announced.
Re­
freshments will be served by the
women. Everybody invited.
Professor Bale, of Albany, will
preach here In the Community church
Yours for Service
Bunday morning at 11.80. He is In­
structor in sociology and public speak­
ing In Albany College nnd ‘Is recog­
nized throughout the state as a great
religions leader and orator. Come
and bring the family. Other services
as usual.
“The Homo of Quality Groceries’*
Grace Mary Riekman was the vic­ I
tim of an unfortunate accident Sun­
day afternoon when she was thrown
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ORCHARD SUPPLIES
Hardware
IMPLEMENTS
Be sure and come to
Kellys’ for your hard­
ware needs. We sell
good Hardware at rea­
sonable prices.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
PAINT
Hood River Fruit Co.
Gray-finished good qual­
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Regular $6.50.
Adjustable Pliers 19c
Saturday Only
AU cotton mattress, full
size. Quality tickiig,
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Regular $11.50.
Buy Saturday
Universal Ranges priced
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And every Universal
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