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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1925)
* f , •..... Æut if . '4- it- - • *' In: /1? HOOD KIVES CLACIEK THUfÜPAY. OCTOBER 22, 1*25 T" ¿fc7 / ;'4. J ’ fi ' ? * I if Í 1 1 ! 1 I ■Fi r r ♦ •4 V Y * fc 4r salads frying shortening tag Apple, th th. Burdbin fetegfite die trict, have returned to White Salmon. Mrs. Richard J. Bates and sou. Bill < Hall, returned to their home in Fart land Sunday. "Mr. Greene, field man for the Asaeri- can Fruit Growers, visited the Bur- * doln mountain district during the early part of the week. Hie headquarters are in Hood River. lr Petty thieves are again at work in the mountain «Jl.tr kt Bates Bros, liave Installed a- burglar alarm which f is expected to give exceptionally good results. A new idea. ¿ / •> Dewey Beviere and mother returned to Portland during the week. The former will be back shortly to wind up apple harvest affairs. A light epidemic of grip has been prevalent here during the past two è weeks, Í Clyde Nichols, who was In toWn Fri day. reports that one of his daughters :•: is very ill with pneumonia. Mr. Nich ■X'- ’ •' £ ols formerly resided on Burdoln mouu- V\ : tajn. ir . ' Reports are persistent that mountain I - * € dew is again being manufactured com mercially tn the higher altitudes here. Quite' a number of the mountain people greatly enjoyed the shows pre sented at the Dewey movies last week. Bill Brown states that "Never Shall « the Twain Meet” and "Excuse Ms'* were the reel thing. The Dewey movies r'K», are to be congratulated on their ex ceptionally good judgment in the choice of film playa An 8. O. 8. call was broadcast Sat urday for a musician to fill in at the Dewey movies owing to the absence of 1 ON every side you find enthusiasm the regular efficient piano player. Mrs. b. Ear! Coe responded and her splendid for Star—the big, hearty praise of work was appreciated by the large » I crowd during the evening. Star owners or the excited antici The West Klickitat Bunday school convention will be held at the Metho- pation of those hundreds about to dist church Bunday afternoon and evening. Mr. Locken, new general sec buy Stars. “I want that StarT is a retary of the Inland Empire Bunday School association, will attend both statement you hear more and more! 1 sessions. Warren Irwin, of the firm of Sorter Value—real practical, exclusive A Irwin, local garage men, returned from Portland Tuesday with a brand value features—stands back of this I new high grade car for delivery here. This firm reports the sales end of their great wave of Star Car popularity. businees has been exceptionally g«x>d I this fall, as has their regular work. Star has fought its way to,the top on The White Salmon Machine Works r reports heavy business, their large shop •unusual merit. Now Star reaps the being taxed to its utmost This firm specialises in heavy track work. deserved approval of motorists who John Bure, of the Trout Lake Light t know what to look for—owners who A Power Oo„ who waa in White Salm 4 on and Hood River last week, reports *’Bdw%uy with previous experience i his new concrete dam progressing rap idly and that many improvements in to guide and to influence them. his service are to be msde before the winter west tier sets in. Teachers’ institute will convene here from Monday to Friday, inclusive, the sewdon ending at noon: Miss Gal breath, of Walla Walla, dran of art at «i 8t. Paul’s 8ch<x>I for Girl, and Mias Tripp are Scheduled for addresses. A reception will be given by the White Hainmn' Woman’s club Tuesday even- ing at the ■ liith echix.l gyrn for the vis- itlng t himK *. Style show featuring costun of ancient and modern times eaeotrilbt the re<-eptlon. hoop will M K» ** skirt i n’ Ndrythjn*. Tuesday afternoon ■ v0i|..'be taken for a scenic thei • f, •Plan tai tUlh Days” will be jheeented ♦ » here ___ , by t4_ the Western _______ Klickitat _____ com ce=: 1 munity chorua ‘ - " late in November, Thia •s popular club la now lining up for the event Tuesday Mrs. Roy Ilea man, Mrs Zener, Mrs. Earl Coe and Mrs. Chester T. Dewey played golf on the Hood Hirer links. Mrs. Dowry captured a prise on this occasion. A Savings bank^iiad basa appointed ’ Miss Betty Pearce is reported quite temporary receiver. Judge Wilson announced that be ill with pneumonia. D. H. Sorter, county game commla- would leave Tuesday foe Pendleton for sionet.-hao planted wild rice In North a two-week session of circuit court western lake to feed the “dnta” and there. He told attorneys, in cose they The Hood River Elka lodge will give attract sportsmen to the spot He was met with aa emerg. -ncy in the matter assisted by Geo. A. Read and OUie of the hotel receiv<-rablpt to get to a dancing party thia evening at the gether on a circuit judge of Multno American Ix-gion ball at White Salm Hensley, local sportsmen county and have him come here on. Tlie lodge has a large membership Duck' shooting in this and Trant mah to preside o^er court for hearing the there. The party at the neighboring lake districts is not vary good as mid f’otnmMa city wm made pesalh h Colder weather and a storm or by the - interatate bridge acroaa the will start 'em. Columbia. flMastac M m Here L m C Weak The hard times dance pulled off at A majority of the members of the «corre Powell, of ths Oregon-Pacific lodge I’nderwfxid Raturday night was hard from here and Mosier are ex all right; at least some of the partici Co, Sffilch has «sarge of the Portland pected to attend the function. The st line Dalles Syncanadora will furnish marie pants found it that way when revenwe sailings of the Roy Holland A line steam- for the party. officers raided the Joint and arrested and conferring several White Salmon “hopefuilx A era, WWs here lax | motorist driving on the highway* be with appi« shipper». The two lines, Hoed River Students at Reed fore the m l«l «ax made spotted a xinall which n> past yeerx iiavp held an im portant piare in getting Hood River Two Hood River region boys have crowd trying to render first aid to a xtrieken person lying by the roadside apples to United K ugdom and JCuro- made'placva on «lass football trama at and stopped to investigate and lend pean ports, have offered more frequent Reed College. No intercollegiate foot assistance, if nt e r ssary. ry- He said: salllagé this season, and Mr. Pow«*ll ball is played at Reed and placing on "What's wrong?" The reply: "Aw, stated he was eiix-ctlata large vol a class team, therefore, io a coveted nnthtn*; only a lay-dee drank r . De ume of apples, de^Jt« the fact that honor. W. Beaufort Doggett, who registers cent people here extend thank« to the the crop estimate bsfe Bran cut se c-... from Mount Hood, is playing backfield person, or persona, who tipped It off verely. the past two to the officers. i ■ Lfjjsj j • i ■i K MMfllZO 1® î it ' A-- V * • M ".i \y A iJ sJt «i ' -’M />-< •V ?.£& ig Bi / 4 E'?" lis 'Hl ¡•¿¿Ì :>J .... ; • Hundreds Have Bought New Hundreds are say' ing^I Want That Star!" I V No stopping the wide-spread recog nition of Star value—every day the Star Million Dollar Motor verifies the owned’ good judgement by turn ing in hundreds and hundred* ol mile* of faultle** performance. That'* why every Star owner will tell you, “You can’t go wrong on the power* ful StarT Ì I Jr. i 'p f « I i 4 ♦t 1111 *• Of>t>ortunity!—you pay only <u nuuh as erous, hii Star Qold Certi EqrnPl**^ .VÁ’ S ♦> I Ai J ► I Z» RIFE ®. ELLIOTT ELKS PLAN PARTY AT WHITE SALMON ’■> a Our Store things—all son fresh T^uts; new is now filled with good the Vegetables of the sea and tempting; new crop crop Canned Goods. You will always find the best of Meats at our Market. /Just call us for anything you need in (the Grocery Store -or Meat Market line. HOLMAN & SAMUEL SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY Phone »811 LET US DEMONSTRATE THEM WILLYS-KNIGHT OVERLAND THE NEWEST MODELS ARE NOW ON DISPLAY Will be glad to have you phone u* or drop in at any time. * J. A. CARR , | Successor to Heights Garage, formerly owned by J. F. Votetorfl. f Tel. 3151 YAKIMA CUT-OFF HIGHWAY BOOSTED Plans of the Hood River aad Yaki ma, Wash., chambers of commerce, call for an early conference In Portland with the chamber of commerce there for the purpose of petitioning the In dian department of the federal govern ment for aid in constructing the Hood Rlver-Yskima cut-off highway across the Indian reservation. The proposed new route, which passes from White Salmon to Glenwood, and thence across the Big Muddy river into the reserva tion, is only 106 milea long. It euta an appro: xlmate DO milea from the present distance. Seventy-two miles of the Preset™1 highway are in the Indian reserva tion. The Indian department, already broached on the matter of aid for the highway by the Yakima chamber, ap peared favorable. Agitation for the short cut highway wan x tar ted here. In Yakima and la Portland several years ago. All three cities have already made substantial private subscriptions toward construc tion of Incomplete links. Yakima tota- ty Ims appropriated funds for surveys Engineers recently completed a survey across the Indian reservation, aad boosters for the highway are ready, it was stated, to present the federal authorities with detailed plana. Because of-the illness of Jamen L. Conley, attorney for Ciando Starr, head of the Columbia Gorge Hotel Co., » for the upperclsss team. He la heavy and fast. xjg George Corwin, of Hotxi Ufiver, la . playing a line position on the freshman « team. He has been elected to memtier- shtp on the freshman athletic council and has been apixdnted as a reporter on the Quest,' students* weekly news paper. Two liotxl River girls entered Reed thia year. Miss Lois Jean Sinclair and Miss Gladys Hull- The latter is a ■nembqr of the Reed chorus. » Big Orchard Deal Made The purchaxe of 317 acres of orchard and farm land, the filing of articles of incorporation st *100,000, the proposed eroctlon of a *150,000 «-old storage plant with packing facilities, and erec tion of 25 bungs Iowa for employee at Voorhiex, a short distance south of Medford, by the Buncrest Orchards company wax announced Saturday by L. A. Banks, an official of the company. The acreage purchased include« three orchards and 40 acres of cleared land suitable for orchard planting, all near the company packing plant at a IBP WAREHOUSING J « wr> i, PEARS ♦ A « >< Vi' ODELL—HOOD RIVER >41 STORING—LOADING—SHIPPING z 4 <14 Special Rates for Quantity <1 f V We will Warehouse, Load, Forward your Apple and Pear Shipments if ... ., •-*’ ■ you are selling or consigning. WE REACH ALL MARKETS. LIST YOUR CROP WITH US ». 9 } KELLY BROS. CO. * I •V - — . -'X -» 'S" K> "tlralr ' * . (INCORPORATED) n—h paid for old care. H.-R. Asta For Rent—Office rooms ia the Brosiea Buitaiaa. lee R £. Scott. aliti 1 f- i » < Jt » I-— •< : ' £ ÏWl ; •Ä » i ' - '■ •
