HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925
$wih Kturr (Klarier
ou* old favorite, Irvin 8. Cobit, make
an asset of his naaia In signing tobac
co affvartlaemeute? We will admit
that oar keen interest, when we read
kuch an advertisement signed by Mr.
Cobb, was blunted by s sense of dis
appointment
We were made to feel
a little naha med of the man who origi
Mted old Judge Priest and that
If ths students of the Hood River phrase, “No more privacy thau a goid-
high school heed ths advice tendered fiah.’*
them Tuesday by Coach Garber, who la
training the football team, they will
end thia year's football season with
victory, even though they do not win
all their games. Coach Garber, of
course, preaches clean football to the
men of the team. But good all around
sitortsmanship does not end there.
The new Hood River coach, in his
talk Tuesday, urged the student body
to desist from mob raizing during
games. Sometimes the ruling of a ref
eree may seem a little unfair, indeed,
referees may make mistakes, but the
students are urged to refrain from
“raspberry" stunts. ( Let games end
with a feeling of friendship between
the rooters of respective teems, who
ever may have won.
We are glad to note a new spirit of
support for the home football t<-mn
growing among the business folk of
the town. We are glad to call atten
tion to the Chainiier of Commerce foot
ball rally next Tuesday. But we would
warn the citizens of the town, just as
Coach Garber warned the student body,
against undignified action at games.
Let yonr partisanship take a different,
form. Support your home Mia but
do not leave ill feeling ami welts by
ribald remarks addressed to players
or visiting rooters.
Let yourself be tagged Saturday.
Tlie mernlH ni of the Women's Auxil
iary of the Legion will l.e working lu
a good cause. You’ll be proud of the
tag Saturday nlg'it when you nee the
Ix^gion drum and bugle corps in ac
tion. You'll l>e prouder Monday even
ing wtien i.ens come., of their victory
at Salem.
CAN WREMANCOM-
MANDEER MOTORS?
Can members of the tire departuieut
commandeer motor cars to <arry them
to fires? Tills wax >he question that
came up before the city council Mon
day evening, when tile mutter of pay
ment of a l>i!) presented by A. it.
Cooper wax pi emut'd. The melulleni
of the depui huent look the stand liiat
the city is Halile, in that tinquen have
the jxjwer nt coininan<leerliig private
cars in fighting firex.
1-ast June Chief Voiatorff asked Mr.
Cooper to carry him to n tire. The
machine wax u|*et, and tt bill for dam
ages was presented by Mr. Cooper.
The
council declined Monday
tlfy HUili action. The tire
night
di'Itartiuent was instructed to pay the
bill, and the city will reimburxe the
department.
Mayor Bennett stated
that be would appoint a committee to
discuss anil bring in a report on the
matter of tiie power of the Are dejtart-
rnent officers comma udeering private
cars.
The council Monday evening voted
to pay the expenses of Fire 4'bief Vol-
storff to a coavention of Pacific coast
fire chiefs at Heattie.
The council denied a petition of»the
Hood River liakery to erect a parquet
in front of the new Rialto building.
A city ordinance, it was stated, pro
hibits such construction.
MOTHER OF MRS.
SLETTON PASSES
Funeral service« tver» held at the
Portland crematorium last Saturday
morning for Mrs. Jessie V. Gleason,
former local resident, whose death oc
curred Thursday at Corvallis. Dr. Par
rott, Portlaud Presbyterian minister,
officiated. Mrs. U lea sou lived for about
nine years in the Pine Grove district.
She lived for more than a year in thia
city. She moved to CorvalUa more
than a year ago.
Mrs. Gleason is survived by her
daughters. Mrs. C. H. Slettou. of thia
city, and Mrs. Nettle Stewart, of Oor-
vallis. A sister, Mrs. F. G. Church,
Ilves here, A native of Wisconsin,
Mrs. Gleason was UK years old.
BOY SCOUT NEWS
The first mouthly court of honor of
the Hood River Boy Scouts will be
held next Tuesday, September 2», at
the city hall. Thia will be the first
event of its kind in the inid-Ooluinbia
council, and it is expected that many
parents of Boy Scouts will attend to
see the presentation to tlifir sons of
the honors und iMtdges earped by the
scouts while in camp this summer.
Members of the court of honor who
have l>eeu invited to nerve by the ex
ecutive laiard are Ernest C. Smith, A.
B. Bennett, John Mohr. Col. Steln-
linnxej and L. B. Gibxon. ' All xcouta
who have completed the necessary
scout test« for advaiHvmeut in rank,
or who have completed the work nec-
exxary for any merit badge, will be
presented their awards by these men.
The camp emblems won by scouts
for good work while in summer camp
will alxo lie given out at this Hesston
of the «xiurt, according to Executive
ClHrke Schouboe. who will act aa clerk
of the court. Alls-rt T. Case, scout
commissioner of the council, will have
charge of the preliminary examination
of merit badge scouts before their ap
pearance in the court room.
It is the desire of the scout officials
to hold this court of honor every
month, somewhere in the county so
that la-outa will I r . able to receive their
badges frequently in accordance with
the procedure of national headquar
ters of the Boy Scouts of America.
Thomas Johnson, of Troop 1, and
Conrad Miller, Sydney Whorlow and
Ferdinand Strauss, of Troop 3, are th<*
first <laxx scouts who will receive mer
it liadges from the court.
Ghe PARIS FAIR
These Chilly Nights
Call in no
uncert in terms
for more cover
ing. Our store
is ready to sup
ply this demand
>and with a big
assortment of
the very best
blankets known
to the trade.
Oregon City Woolen Blankets are the best
All Pure Wool Blankets that you can get. Soft
and downy, they’re warm and agreeable to sleep
under—full size and reliable in every way.
Wool Finish and Cotton Blankets in plain
colors and plaids.
Utility and beauty seem to strike a perfect
combination in these high quality Blankets. To
• choose now means the advantage of wide varie
ties that makes selection easy. Our prices are
the lowest and we can supply your every need
in an economical way.
The Store
• of Biggest
Values
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Men’s Union Suits $1.25
Dandy medium weight Unions, Mostly in
Broken lots. Just
large sizes— 42 — 44 46.
the thing for this season of the
year.
While they last, the suit
$1.25
Men’s Unions $1.48
Wonderful values in this lot and all sizes
from 34 to 46. , A dandy warm garment that
is agreeable to wear and satisfactory in every
way. You’ll be more than pleased
ao
with this purchase; the suit............... ▼ ■
Men’s Dress Hats $1.98
Say, this is a genuine bargain and you’ll
so declare when you see them.
A big as-
sortment of desirable colors and good shapes.
6%
All sizes from
to 7%.
Grays, Tans
PLAYING AT THE ROUND-UP
Pendleton citisenry, in their efforts
and Blacks,
If you want a good hat for a
Comforts and Pillows, Pillow Cases, Sheets,
at establishing the Round-Up and mak
little
money
you will surely get it out of this
ing It a national revival of the «porta
etc. Let us supply your needs. We will save
lot.
Come
in and let us
of the olden cow country, have done
ybu money. Blanket Department. 2nd Floor
more than making It a sporting event.
you
Your choice..............
The Round-Up has itecome playtime
for thousands in Oregon and Washing
ton. The spirit that exista at Pendle
ton causes everyone there to forget
business for the time. Worries are
laid aside. As everyone knows, who
Watch Your Bark Porches
For Hat»—A 3-riade and a 2 grade Cutter
boa read the stories of cow country
Call at the Grange Store for your
gi »der and ou» Beau »prayer», capacity 200
Tuesday
night petty thieves entered
frontier, even though he may never
gallon». Good term*. T>l. m
a*tf
tlie
laick
porch
at
the
homo
of
W.
G.
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Harvest Supplies. We are in- a position
have experlenr-ed It himself, the cow
It wsh a gritet <la.v in Portland yes Weber. They cleaned out the refrig
Funeral service- for Mrs. P. A. Toll For Hale-Modern Iwm boose with b»th
boy, in town to spend his monthly terday, when the parade of the Sov erator and stole a lot of bacon and man, OK, natlv of Illinois, resident of and
hair basement Call 2623. After <p. m
to take care of you at prices that are
nit
wage, had not a responsibility. So ereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows other foods. The clothes Une, too, was tills city for many years, were held at »all 467».
wap xtaged. Portland has lieen the robbed. Mrfl Welter aays residents of
For Hal»-Pnrnl»ned or nufornlshed mod-
with every man, woman and child who
right. For Saturday and Monday we
this summer of many conventions the. town should fasteu their screen the Anderson chapel Monday afternoon, are,
7-room banaalow. concrete poreh
Rev. W. N. Byars officiating. Inter and Dew
is lured to Pendleton. -
and many pairadex have lieen staged, d<x>ra
baaemenl, fireplace, furnace, eteetrlc
and keep things off the clothes ment followed at Idlewild« cemeteftr. a'oveand w»ler healer, laraa living room and
quote the following specials
A vacation la real when the partici Imt that of tbe memtiers of the Inde- line at night. Heed his warning.
Mrs. Tollman died Inst Thursday at all built in feature». Fruit lr*s, garden, gar.
¡s-ndent
Order
of
Odd
Fellows
was
de
M».
Furniture
Include»
nearly
new
baby
pant can forget the environment and
tile home of her only daugliteY, Mr«. grand piano, overatnflbd davenport, rocker
clared one of th« moat colorful and at
Middleton Wieden
routine life that has been temporarily th« Mme time most dignified seen in
Nellie Kyllo, of Molalla.
and ehalra. Priced to aell. Owner moving '»
Mrs. Tollman was the mother of Texas. A.W Beckley, 417 May st, tel JM3. »201 f
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At a very pretty home wedding in
left behind. Pendleton has afforded the Rose City th la..year.
An approximate 2fi0 members of the Portland Monday evening, September William Tollman, young ex-service For Bale-By owner, 6U aeree 2 mi en west ot
the world the locale for a real four-
Hood River, orcbard, »mall pasture, good all
fraternal orders of this county mo 14, Miss Hasel II. Wieden liecaine the man, whose deatli incurred here a few room
52c
da y vacation.
bouee, large barn and ben boom. Price
tored to Portland to ¡«rticipate In the bride of Howard N. Middleton. Tim months ago. Hhe had a host of friends reaeonable. W. H. Chapin, RM. 4. box 30. ol
parade. They wore list l«nds and service wax read by inndie light before on the Heights, and news of her death
55c
For Hal»—Monarch »teel-lop rant*, equipped
Mother Nature is good in the mid sleeve bands, carrying the iimignla of an altar of autumn leaves anil gladioli. brought many axpreasiona of genuine with
water back; oak hookoaae, Tel. *334. |31tf
Tlie
rooms
were
lieautifully
decorated
grief.
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the
order
and
an
apple,
denoting
that
Columbia. Who wouldn’t like to get
For Hal»—* acres on Avalon Way. mostly In
<3me from tbe land of the world's with l«sketx of fall flowirs, ferna and
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Bids Wanted
out and be actively engaged in the they
commercial orchard. May t* »undivided tor
palms.
most famous orchards.
making beautiful suburban boms Price *3000.
sjtple harvest in such weather as now
Tlie
school
jguir
d
of
the
V
ar
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u
J
M
*
e
Before
the
ceremony
Mias
Julia
T<xlay Hood River Odd Fellows will
Easy terms Inveetlxate.
Eight Inchca of
25c
Farmers irrigating Co. water go'wltb thia
prevalla in thia land of mountains, for Is- busy greeting Qy thousands of their JohuHon xang, “I Love You.” She was district, DlHtrW’No. «. will rei-eive place.
J. R. Nlckelsen. pboDe 6*6* '
Je4lf
bids
on
s
1<>oo-gallon
Kewanee
water
accomiMinied
by
Gretcheu
Brown.
The
ests and orrharda? These quiet days l»r«4hren who Wl!r motor through over
bride’s brother, F. Duane Wieden. tank, same to lie in hands of the clerk
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for BALE- Alfalfa, Grain. Hay.
of the antumntime, when the sun bests the I»op highway. Motor corteges are played the wedding march from Lohen by October 7. 11)25. The board reserves T1 HAY
mothy,Oata. Barley, »nd Wheat.guaranteed
expect«*d to take the Ixiop trip on
quality. Prompt shipment. Prines upon ap
down with a benignity, warm enough through until Huuday.
grin. Mrs. Frank Wieden, mother of the right to reject any or all bids.
plication. Richard Nyman, Walla Walla,
25c
.II. II. Hann,
the bride, and F. G. Wieden, of Salt
to join with the frostinwut of night
Wasblngton.
apl,*26-
Clerk of School District No. fl.
time In putting color and seat into a NEWS OF THE GOLFERS Ixike City, the bride's brother, received h 24<>1
guests at the door. The bride was
world renowned fruit, are the glorious
Indira' day at tbe club has lateti given in marriage by her father, Frank
FOR SALE
days of. the mld-Colnmbla. The ont rnirii a success since it was inaug Wieden.
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TRAPNE8TED REM lead tbe Rada
For Bala—Several good bed apri ns» al bar- al LEWIS'
The bride was lieuutiful, gowned in
of doors calls. The apple picker's lot urated four weeks ago that the com
Puyallup by an »ver Increasing margin,
gain pr!»». Wsukoma Hotel,
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with a Un month»' average of 183 eg,» per
is not a hard one. Climate and set- mittee has decided to carry It on dur white chiffon with lace godet and yoke
Uockerete for sale at W 60 to (N.OO each.
ing the coming month.
25c
of lace with long entrained «Ilk tulle
For Bate-Spring cola and maltreaass. 12x14 bird.
Ralph R. Lewis
al7lf
ting turns the work intp a game. But
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Tlie following are chairmen for golf: veil and wreath of orange blossom«. Uni, lu »'Hut ooiidltlon. Phone 1334.
the picker muat lie a sportsman and Mrs. Geo. W. Thomson, October 0; ■Hhe wore a necklace of pearl«, a gift
For Bale—Rad wood water tank, cnpturlty,
For Bals or Trude -one-ton Hemion track In
play according to the rules. The red Mrs. C. T. Dewey, October 18; Mrs. E. from the bridegroom. Her flower« good condition. I hon» V. T. Baanregard. 1600 gallon». Also grll grinder. T»l. SS*7. J2Xtf
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For Hate or Trade—Hon*, ebolc» of three
and golden and green spheres that A. Franz, Jr., October 20, and Mrs. E. were Ophelia roses, lilies of t)H. val 437».
IV. IHrge. October 27.
welsbte, 11*0 io USO Hay Gibson, Pbone Odell
ley, orchid« and sweet jieax arrangeil
For Itele- Freeh now, ml leb goat, good work tn.
gleam in the foliage of apple trees are
jnu
Chairmen for cards and tea will be: a« a shower bouquet.
horn», cheap B imo ot good marea, 6 month«
too precious to be handled carelessly. Mrs. Em<M<t Smith, October fl; Mrs. 8.
oolt, top tiuxgy. w. C. Ison, Rfd. 3. ball
Mrs. F. Duane Wietlen, matron of old
For Hat»—6 arre», 2 nillea out, 4 room bouse,
mite
from
Rockford
»tor».
015
plastered, few bearing pears, 100 young Dell
J. Moore. October 13; Mrs. A. j. Derby, Honor, wore a frisk of iM-ach color
Apple«, nice paalura, good well and
Octolier 20. and Mrs. V. H. Abraham. georgette mid wreath of goli and sil Fm Sals—Will veli tbs remaining furniture, clou»
■prlng,
two bearing walnuts, 3 In. Farmer's
We have an apology to offer our Octolier 27.
■uch as bed springs. Florence oil stove, mat
water, beautiful vtew, all tor *2700.0). Bra R.
ver Jeaves anil curried
orchitis,
roses ireaaes
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tresses
table«
tables
and
and
ciialrs,
chairs,
al
at
a
a
eery
very
low
low
pries.
price.
w
h
^,.
readers. T a st week we gave credit to
Mrs. Allx'rt Peters is chairman of and sweet peas. T"
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Miss I/ornti Bruwu. Mr».J.A. rUar,H4<HM««lrlto>MU.
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o ncptnousy.
W. L. TUcUimmU.. uotsd aa an artist at U mi euUitioiuuM m * 1 uiuuil t tf r.
inftltT of honor, WdreWiH- georgette cos
For Hate—ISA cord» of ft r and oak wood, t
For Bal»—3 wild geese tamed for deooy»; »l»o H. Lehman, Summit.
Jyl«lf
tume with cream late and iH-adx and one Jersey belter. elidan. T. J. Miller, pbone
the barbecue, for the salmon bake at
Golfers of th« Hood River Golf and carried roxes and sweet [teas. Tlie 5633.
08
For Hale -A lv one wishing crabapple jelly
Koberg Beach for the visiting butter Country
club suffered their first team bride’s mother wax very attractive in
and tweet pick lea, tweet, tplred cue amber
makers. Mr. Richmond was not pres defeat of tlie season on the lix-al course a gown of blue chiffon mid velvet bro For Bale-An 11« trleyóle. *»; baby bed, (ó; pick I m , call Mrs. W. T Cooee. MM
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mahogany emoklur «land and walnot period
ent. however. But John IT. Koberg. Inxi Sunday when the Multnomah A cade with Mareehal N'iel roses.
wanted—Position. Onm pelant I adv dcalran
dining room set Mrs. W. A. Rooker, 514 State
For Bal»—A Republic IW-ton truck. Also
work, keftirsnea». Mlaa Laura Camp
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Keitli Middletoll, of Hau Francisco, »L, phone 1411.
3-yard »ravel b»d wlib hydraulic hoist. T»> ofllee
poaseMcd of genius and versatility, A. club team of HI men earn«* here and
ball.
»13 W. Iitti rt., pbone MO. The O»Iles. oi
Parkdale M. Cha». Strack.
J1«U
For Hate or Excl .nge—17 aeree. 1 mile from
arose to the occasion. It was he, and gave them a 'Ml to 11 trimming. It brother of the groom, wa« lawt man.
was Hlinply a case of too strong s A reception was held a iter the cere Hood River, !» mile from city limits, all nn-
he alone, t<» whom credit must go for team for tlie local men, as Hood Rlv mony. The bride's |>arents. Mr. and drr Irrigation, tine -oil, wonderful view. Iola
nice »hade Irene. Will exchange for Port-
that delicious salmon. We predict that er averaged fully up to their regular Mrs. Frank Wlith n; her brother, Fred of
Wanted-Man experienced in orchard work
lend or Wlllamt i’e Valley property
F. L.
and capable of operating tractor »nd track
mures.
Hanktn,
Dundee, lire.
a37 »10 24.o*
in coming years those who frequent
G. Wieiien; the groom's parents. Mr.
Hieady work to right party. Pbons Odell 228
Two lteal players deserve es|Ns'lal and Mrs K. J. Middleton, of Heattie.
John C. Duck wall.
fiblt
Koberg Beach, and they are going to
For Bale-A «»<1.11, horae. Animal gentle
mention. Harry DeWitt, whose rating received at the wedding ¡tarty Mrs. •nd
good tor light work. E. Beauregard, tel
WantM—M0 calve» and rreab meal. Dra
t»e legion, are due for gastronomic sen puts him alxiut ninth on the list, but
Odell
306.
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F. G. Wieiien, of Salt Lake, and Mrs.
For Hal»-U aera» apptea sad pears adjoining go» Stivar Fox and Far Farina Opposlte tb»
Chevrolet Roadster
Hations. Mr. Koberg even now is get who lx one of the hardest match play Franklin Foltz, of Eugene, poured.
oS7ll
Weil Barrett school. I room modern houae, Colombi» Gore» Hotel. Fhon» 5026.
Mrs. Charlotte M Williams baa a Vicinila barn, packing bouee, and apple houae. Price
ers
In
the
club,
shot
the
best
local
ting himself in readiness to nerve bar
Out of town guests were: Prof. for sate, mahogany < «aa,*M>. Tai. INS. Ol
Late Model
rigbL Ateo* aeree about
bearla»; houae.
FOR RENT
barn and chicken bouee. 1 will sell tbe above
becue cooked, basted anil flavored ac score, a 7K. and won all three points Howard Russell, of British Columbia:
TOR
SALE
—
Orchxrd
ladders,
picking
bag»
property
cheap
If
taken
anon.
L.
H.
Bmltb,
from Ids opix’iient. Likewise Danny
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cording to a recipe famous in Dixie, Pierson, playing ^is first big match, Miss Margaret Mitchell. J. Holman and a nailing pre» Tel. M*J4.
Rt. 4, Box ST, Rood River.
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For Reut-A small bouse T»l. 3*13.
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Overland Coupe
mid Mrs. A. M. H. Stokes, of Seattle;
the land of barbecue.
For
Bale
—
tied
star
Vapor
oil
stove.
8
barn-
i-ame through with a .'Ml and a 41 for Prof, and Mrs. Franklin Foils, of Eu
For Bate-Going Into tbe »beep bnsu ineaa and
For
Bant
—
Modern
apartn.ent,
ground
fl.str,
on top, two In oven; Ona condition. Cnll will soli my vonng, _. tuberculin
Late Model
test
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cow» atm» Frekerlck residence. Phone3644. »S4lf
mi IK hole total of 80, by far the best gene, and Mr. ami Mrs. H. K. Daven- era
Odell «5, R W Aiena. Rfd. I
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cheap. Fresh and oomlng
cornier freab.
~ ‘
Also tor aal»
same lie has ever played. Danny won porte of Hood River.
registered
Holstein
bull
calf,
Located I mila»
l>id you see the runset Sunday? but one ¡xdnt ns bls opponent «hot a
For Rent— Four-room rnrnlabe-t flat, with
For Hale—A «mall iiouas at 1*0* l*tb st. Hee east ql Caacada > Locks
f
Address C. E. Fields, ftri vale batb and garai», ra W. Pboa» .1251 or
1921 Chandler
Both Mr. and Mrs. Middleton fre
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The Columbia gorge whs never more 77. ('.
CaadMN lyks is.
, Ors.
Or».
ml2l7
Crew and O. C. Anderson gradirrtT<*x of the University of Wash Owner at 1316131 h Mt.
nqolr» 1306 Taylor »L
Ȕotr
>M*antiful. Billowy clouds formed e also deserve credit for winning their ington. At’the time of her graduation
For Hale— A fresh mllcb cow. Tel. Odell *X
For Hate-> room bourn wltb large basement
1919 Franklin Chummy
For Kent—Two apartment* al *01 Blate it.
«tnr
toilet and bath. 4 lota and garage, soma fruit Pbone 1874.
keystone-like segment, set lietween ini.tches Mure than half the visitors Mrs, Middleton wax president of Chi
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trees, shade trees and shrubbery. 1602 Taylor
shot tn the 70s. George Jam*« h*adlng Omega sorority. Many tetegrams of For Hale—Dry 16-lu wood: oat hay; altolta. Street,
Roadster
on lb» Haights. Hood Blear. Address
purpling north and south sides of the with a 75. A return match
For Rent—Office room» in Broelua building.
‘ will
r lx-
Call »terni 7 tn moruing or 7 In evening, MX I, Caraoa C. Maslksr. Maryhill, Wash.
nNtf R. E Scott.
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ol
grout canyon of Wanna. As the sun played on the Multnomah course in eougrntulntion were received from dis Parkdale.
tant relatlv<*s and friends. The couple
For Bal»—My house at 71* Cascade ava. Tel.
Late 1923 Light 6
For Reni- ttarge furalrhed «leeplnx room
dipped toward China across the Pa Portland In i Mober.
For M»l»— |6-in body tir wood at *9 par cord 54W.
went via 8. 8. II. 8. Alexander to San
OMir
wltb bathand fu rosee beat. Knqulrx at 501
and 4-foot, |x per cord, ctellvarcd In Cliy. T»l.
cific, the clouds turned from drab gray
Francisco, from which ¡xiint they will 5*13,
Studebaker
Blate
Blreet,
serosa
from
1
i
brary.
a*)'
f
K. Hbeitey Morgan ranca.
n*
Fur Sale- 1* Inch and 4 toot wood. Delivered
Octolx i t i,,< local t4>am will go to motor to Iz>s AngvleH and other ¡«dots
to fin ning copper. The very haze that
In Hood Rtver or any where on West aid»
For
Rant
—
A
2
room
apartment
for
light
Oregon t'l'j to play the return match of 1111071*61. Upon -tlicir return they
For Haie—A «et or orehard track spring«. wltbIn one mite.
K. Bc»ureg»rd.
Phon» housekeeping and On» room wltb light end
makes the distant hills the more allur wdth that tluli. When the Oregon City
»Utti
Odell 30*.
aStot
will go to Tacoma, their future home. T. J. Annala, tel 5HUH.
bath. High school students or small family
ing, was lightly tinted. Phaeton, in t *ii m was here in May the local t<>nni
pretorred. Tai. 3S73.
»1*1 f
Tlie bride has a host of friends in
For Bel»—Dry 161 neb fir woo«, delivered.
For Balm-Two good Jersey cow», one Just
driving his chariot over eastern Ore defcetwl them very easily. The match Odell mnl vicinity who appreciate her Cell mornings or evenings. Salsman Bros., fresh; also a lyearold Jersey bull. All are
Foralabad
CoUsaaa
—
By
week,
day
or
phone
4717.
<IOtf
the Oregon city course should be charm and her many fine qualities «nd
priced right. Bull for servK*», **<X) Walter month, wltb or wltboui board. Wanrom»
gon the four previous days, no doubt on
Welta tel. 47*3.________________________ sttf
more clo«e.
Cottage», Tel. 3014.
jjisif
these
are
pleased
to
wish
her
the
rich
Formate
—
A
mnle,
weight
about
IODO
iba,
had 'open impressed with the prodigal
work« double or «Ingle, in good condition
f Tel. 2481
For Bale—Good lot» for »ale In all parts ot
est blessings Life may grant.
Also double bsroe«« »nUa Weber apple wiper. theolty, prices right. A. W. Onthank A Oo. al4tt
MISCELLANEOUS
ity of man at Pendleton. Tie wanted
Highway Worker Accused
Tel. ina, A. J. Grat!
«I0U
to ahow the homeward bound motor
('oiiimlHxioiicr F. H. Cross, of Ore-
Parkdale Rtu4ie4>ts in Crash
For Bale-Fir and pine I* In. and 4 ft. wood,
Lost—Two key» on a ring, one de«k key and
For Hale-Two Heetion'CnUat G rader, fu» ir
anywhareln the valley. K. Beauie- the other a skeleton, d< wn lowu Friday or
ists that man, as yet, hasn't been able g«»n city, returning with his family
A car occupied by five Parkdale high taken at once. Tel. VOS. C. King Benton «24 delivered
gard
Tel.
Odell
3m
niatt
Hetorday.
Finder please phone Mias Weaver,
to vie successfully, when nature really from the Pendleton Round-Up. endcav- school students, en route home from
«M.
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ornl TncHday lo M-oiirr a warrant from school. Tuesday collided with n large For Bate or Trade—270 aerea 1« miles south of
For Bate — Apple, poach, paar and eborry
tries.
Halles suitable for stock ranch. Will trace. W» hav» a toll tin» of (»nerafbnraery
I< h «1 iiiithorBiex for what he claitnetl sightseeing car.- driven by W. H. The
trade tor H<»>d River, Mosier or The Dalles slock Pboa» Parkdate M or write C. T. Raw-
an unwarrnn.od attack by a highway
properly of equal value. Mafket road aor- eon. Parkdala.
fflu
The Glacier la a very warm support worker near Moaier. Mr. Cross stated Hentze. of Portland, on the Mount veved almost 10 the pinoa. M. C. Jewell, The
Hood Loop highway. While bmms Dalle«. Oregon.
N4
For Rato—A ml tab eow and a 4.months-old
er of economy In municipal govern that lie inadvertently drove his car Curtis, driver of the school cur. ea-
belter. Pbob» ISStt. Geo Haallnger.
alaf
For Hale-Two modern bctoasa, one 4 room«
ment, but we also believe in fairness. Into the fresh midway paint signs be csissl unhurt, his comistnlons. Hazel
imrr1 livrim----- :------ -e-L
ing idaced by n road crew. The ear. Ringer. Anna Dimmick, Joseph Sinul- and the other * room». Bargain If taken al
Estray Nottoe-Taken np at my place In the
The proposal of the city to reduce ¡iay although n->ne of the men Were en
once. Both In good realdeoee district Pbone
WANTED
East Barrett dtecrlct on TuesOsy September
2274.
sRf
Mn
and
George
Aubert,
were
cut
by
13.
a black Jersey better about a year old
of memliera of the volunteer Are de dangeivd approached close to the crew
flying glass and suxtatned istinful
owner may have same by Identifying pronJ
For S»ls—Klee*ríe tabla grill, os»d only a
eity nnd paying tor thi. adveruaemej-. and
partment. we believe la ill advlacd. Tt t*fore Mr. Urowi stopped. One of the bnilaoe
Brought to the Hood River tewtlmn. rosi (16 ao uood as n»w and will
scat of keep, L. L. Oooeli phone W31.
0«
"»if
may be that the fire boys. on occasion, workers hurled a rock through the hospital, it was found I list none of a»ll cheap. Phone 2471,
windshield.
Mr.
Cross, was cur by fly their injuries were serious.
Electric
motors
axohamred.
sold,
rented
and
fail to earn the $1 or $2 each, when ing glass and his daughter was badly
For Bate-Ford tractor with a new engine:
Hystem». V.u
The accident occurred when the price reaeonable and will give excslleni terms
responding to alarms. Tt la not infre bruised by the stone.
Weber,
root»
1,
Hood
River,
Ora,
phone
Odell
school car entered the Ixtop road from io responsible buyer, or might trad« tor O -W.
l06-_ _________________
bridge stock or bonds. Make m» an otter
quent, however, 'hat the firemen ruin
When infnrmod that he would have a side road.
Write R, J. Hraarca, MoateT.
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Remember that Hood llleer has an ae»ivs
clothes In the performance of. their to «•inrc bix warrant from Wasco
Young Hntullin was injured more ne-
Humane Hoelrty. Tel. l»l wheu you want
official actlonif the body.
1
For Hale—Fir and pine wood. 100 cords. Tel.
duties. The volunteer firemen are a DHinty authorities. Mr. Cross left here veraly-than any of the other children
for Tlie Dalles.
He sustained a sever,' gash near Ills A. I*o»»del. 262 Parkd»l»>osa or »venina, o*
loyal, earnest, hardworking bnneh.
^l»lVy—ranch
temple and was partially acnl¡>cd.
For Hate- A good Jersey now and belter. Tel.
Zi" AddraJ^P»L C^mre wW“
Has the council ever considered what
_
arti
WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS Ills wounds will not, however, prove 33SS. Geo Btraek,
might be the coat of a paid fire de
Tlie Woman’s club will meet Sep serious unless Infection should set up.
partment? Tinder existing conditions, teudier ,10. It being valley guest day
Poirt Case Set For November 9
lire protection in Rood River is ade <acii memls-r is entitled to bring a
Hate—Healthy, quick grown
District Attorney Baker han an- R For
quate. and its coat la marvelously low. guest No f«1». Members of the ex
Förden, phone MA.
ecutive committee are bostesaes for tlw nouneed that the case of Dr. W. M.
For Hal»- FlnLelaaa atrawberry and potato
day. An Interxtlng talk will be made ( Boat. riH-ently Indicted by the grand
Should a literary light, whose rays by Dr. Fraser. A musical program Jury on s charge of assaulting bls wife, land on Highway. a, IO. U serna nr mor». Easy
term» Phon. Parkdale MX I nr write Mrs
have grown as effulgent aa thoae of will Is* rendered.
Louis Nsx, Ml. Hood, Ors.
' bad i>e»n set for November ».
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
MOTOR TO PORTLAND
show
$1.98
MRS. TOLLMAN’S
FUNERAL MONDAY
Soup, any kind...............................
Edward’s Dependable Coffee, lb.
Corn Flakes, 6 pkgs..
Hot Cake Flour, pkg
Catsup, bottle
Campbell’s Beans, can.
Standard Corn, 2 cans
Swift’s Lard, lb. pkg.
Everett Brand Jam, 15 oz. Jar
Libby Marmalade, 2 cans
USED CARS
FOR SALE
INTERSTATE
MOTOR CO