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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1925)
HOOD RIVER, GLACER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924 I Mra. A. 8. Kolstad was lu Portland Tuesday to see the premier* showing of "Ths Phantom Opera,” presented at the Columbia theatre for exhibitors only by Carl Ijieiuuiie. While there she sec ured a musical score for the | big picture, which will be presented at the Rialto soon. CARNIVAL For years how the festive spirit at the Oregon State Fair at Salem has been stimulated by the BROWNING AMUSEMENT 00 with its Merry-Go- Round, Ferris Wheel, The Whip, and Shows and 8hows. ■ . .................... .......................................... . d ^S I. ■ ■ ■ I, .. I. | — ................................. —I ■■ I I — ■ [ 3ke Greatest Dramatic Spectacle of all Ike Ages-' 1 —■ Hill II ............ . —.................................... I I I I „ I II I— ADOLPH ZUKOR JESSE L LA SKY »RESENT CECIL B DE MULE'S SIXTH STREET AND CASCADE AVENUE (Near the Creamery) Save the date for the kiddies. If you haven’t any of your own, borrow your nefghbors. If somebody has beat en you to the neighbor’s kiddies, go by yourself, for there will be fun for old and young. Htinday Corinne Griffith will be pre sented at the Rialto in "Lore’s Wilder ness." Never Is-fore have her beanty and charm been so magnificently reg istered by the camera. Never before have the imirdtm of the silent drama had the. pleasure of seeing such won derful acting as Miss Griffith displays in this production. Remember, The Old Reliable, Browings will be at HOOD RIVER It la interesting to note how the dif ferent commandments are tranaiated. For inatnnie, there la the second. “Thou alialt make no graven Images." An artiat tells the following tale. He had made a three-quarter ¡sirtrait of an old gentleman. “I wanted to model a bust of him,” he explained, "but being an orthodox Jew be rv- fused. It seems that when Moses waa descending from Mount Ninal with the commandments and saw the-guWen calf which tlie children of Isrtsel were wor shipping. he crashed (be tablets on a rock mid strode liaclg for a revised ver. alon. The new «wamamlmimts con tained a new ila w nr Thou aha It make no graven itmtqva.' Good Jews follow the commaiMhnent to the letter, anil refuse to have bust a or atatuiK make of themselves.” Moses smashing the taHirts th Ills wrath is oue of the scenes hi Cecil B. DeMllle's screen version of "The Ten Commandments” which will lie show n at the Rialto thentra next Tursd Wednesday and Thursday. In the ple' tnre Theodore Roberts playa tiu> part of Moses; Estelle Taylor, Y'jriam; Chas, de Roche. Raineses the Magnifi cent. nnd James Neill. Aaron, priest of Israel. The story of till«» I'mewiaster- ple<e was wrlteu by Jeanie ’.Macpherson and intrude'vs such po|>ulr4T players an la*ntrlce Joy, Richard IM-,., Nitn" Nnldt Rod l<n Rocque, Ed.vthe '/haptnan. Role ert Kdeaon nnd Agm-a /4yrcs. Thursday, Friday and Saturday WE THANK YOU E wish to thank the people of Hood River for their support as evidenced since we took charge of the MT. HOOD HOTEL DINING ROOMS last Thursday. , new Improvements. We will ever try to merit your tull support and good wishes. MR. AND MRS. M. W. ARMSTRONG Proprietors D DINING R Story by JEANIE MACPHERSON splendors and orgies of the Pharaohs to the humor and tragedy of this jazz-mad age — * Special Musical Score on Qammounl k (picture ) Matinees—Lower Floor, 50c; Balcony, 35c; Loges, 75c. Evenings -Lower Floor, 75c; Loges, $1.00; Balcony, 50c. Kids, 25c Any Time (Prices Incl. Tax) THE FIRST OF OUR MAMMOTH SUPER SPECIALS quency set will find that their product the kwal market before the holiday that n portable giant receiver handled | by an efficient operator would'serve will soon need adjustment which only season. can Is* performed by experts. In the Portland's radio shows will offer an church and athletics, politics and en- same type of sharp tuned radio fre opportunity for some of us to view the tainment, at a minimum of collective quency receiver other makers avoided seuson's radio offerings. Most of these cost with a maximum of results, thia difficulty by using dual or semi are undoubtedly “Just anotlier set.” yon interested? dual controls by which means hair line Others, while improvements on the old style, are too delicate in coustruction adjustment is avoided. Lacey Baek from South The other method of obtaining ease or adjustment. Two only seem of out Thomas laicey, who spent the past of control is by acini or untuned radio standing merit. Two only are the gen hu miner sii|a*rinteiidlng the widening frequency where the critical point is eral subject of the trade comment. Is of the Pacific highway in Josephine -reached by regeneration adjustment. the recelviv you are buying soon one of and Jackson counties. returned home The success of the Rolierts and Brown them? last week. Mr. I^tcey’s crews widened Radio is <>|M*iiing up new .vistas for the highway in the mountainous dis ing Drake circuits are evidence of the young nnd old. for native and foreign efficiency of this method. trict between Roseburg and Granta For the general radio fan, however, Is'tu. for education and entertainment. Pass and in the Kisklyous. You. the foreign ls>rn resident of this, these circuits have Is-en considered “We worked over alsmt NO milea of tricky and to some extent have proved valley, do you realize the power of the road." «aid Mr. Isicey. “The im radio to give to four children a more unstable. Experiments recently con«, provement enables motorists to travel dm ted have rediicw! these difficulties Intimate acquaintance with the country the mountainous sections a great deal of your adoption? You. the native until we are glad to state that a com more safely.” mercial receiver is now in the process ' ls>m, do you realize that in the denio- • era tie andlence of radio you reaehall of nmnufacture which embodies the, ....................... good qiiniTtlis both fiolsTts and j lutonect. Browning Drake combined with prac-| In east ent circles radio holds its tically mono-control. Information from proper place In community halls and Highest cash price paid for your used undisputed authority states that we general social activities. It has oc-j furniture, stoves and ruga. Call McClain may expect the new receiver to he on curred to several Hood River citizens at E. Franz Co. " A. ' " i20tf Nothing is better than Hotcakes made with KERR’S HOTCAKE FLOUR CRIMSON RAMBLER CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP for Breakfast these Fall Mornings -X&. Shes 'better than she used to bd VINCENT & SHANK rih'cli.'d r>c Hp,,),alI,. Growers. aliip- l«'is and marketing men nay that the “PP*e ipnrket thia year dene». n|| prppedeutg, breaking every ri|h‘4 <lf f|le |lllM|nem<. K» m sciantificnllv evnmined hv H L. Hasbronck, Optometrist Heilbronner Wide. fStf MAYNARD & CHILD OFFICES COMMISSION MERCHANTS SINCE 1898 New York — Boston Portland, Oregon . Boxed Apples LONG ESTABLISHED CONNECTIONS in all of the prin« cipal foreign markets, with firms of UNQUESTIONED ABIL ITY and RESPONSIBILITY, We will be glad to make advances on your shipments, Prompt settlement and advice of sales. with full detailed accounting. A SOUND, EXPE RIENCED, SATISFACTORY selling service. P. FRED CLARK O. B. NYE Western Representative Railway Exchange Building PORTLAND, ORE. Local Representative HOOD RIVER Conqs'tition In the radio field Is be- iiiK iih i r<>w**d down among the Idares nnd veils of fly-by-night manufacturers Into n struggle between the larger man ufacturers to obtain ease of control without losing the good qualities of the various receivers. Ease of control may I* classed in two ways. First, mono-control, «or sin gle dial operation: second, dual or multi control, simplified to one major control and minor close adjustment. In Iwrth cases two methods, each of which have been nnder observation for a long time, may be need. One is by means of extremely careful balance of a radio frequency circuit sharply tuned, and very critical to detuning. I Ji st rear, by means of neutralising Imlam-ing condensers, this was accom plish'd but proved too unstable for constant operation by unskilled oper ators. Rome- manufacturers ham been com pelled. la their efforts to obtain com plete Iwlaac*. to filing thf various con denser i dates. We suspect that those manuftii'tnrera attempting to market a single .ontrol, sharp tune radio fre- ZEROLENE —> ___
