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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1925 Natiee of Street laproveawnt Hberman Avenue Sidewalk Pursuant to the order of the Com mon Council contained in Ordinance Na. tit® of the City of Hood River, Ore gon, passed by the Common Council ‘ November 2nd, 1925, and approved by the Mayor November 2nd, 1925, notice it hereby given that the undersigned City Recorder will receive bids for the big game will occur at The 'The following improvement: Dalles tomorrow, Juat aa every Hood Hberman Avenue within the City of River student and resident wishes, ao Hood River. Oregon, from the West do we, let Hood River win. But the line of Hecond Street to the West line wishes of The Dalles students and of Front Street by grading and garvel- Ing the sidewalk area for a width of rooters will-lie Just as sincere. We fire (5) feet along the south side of know It will I* u good game. Let it Sherman Avenue. All work incidental to the construe- 1 not l>e marred by any unsportsmanlike and making of said lmpruveeent acta on the pert of the students or I tiou «hall lie done and the composition, I townfolk of either city. AN Al’OIOGY FOR THE GOVERNOR dimensions and location and manner I of (^instructing and making each parti Now cornea Horace Addis a« an apol of said improvement shall be strictly I ogist for Governor Pierce. Mr. Addis in accordance with the plans and spec- wrote the Oregon Journal the other IficaIlona therefor prv^mred by the City Engineer. day, in reply to an editorial that (taper Sealed proposals for the work will N had printed, as follows: I be received at my office up to 7.30 Thai («dltorlal is evidently based on o’clock p. m., November 16, 1925, and mlslnforuialion. It quotes Governor 1 be Common Council will at its next Pierce, in an address at Hood River, regular meeting after the completion us (-barging the iicwsimiimts with par of the publication of thia notice, to-wit: II tial re«iH>nslbility for the crime wave, I On the 16th day of November, 1925, at II “ItecauM* they print the news of the Council Cha miter at the bonr of I crimes.” Ho<*d River'» repreiwutatlouH at the 7.30 p. m., proceed to open and con-|j I did not hear the Hood River ad I «Ider all lilda for said work, which bill dress, but I have made careful inquiry Portland laml product« exhibits at the by the Common Council by 1 1 of a most reliable witness. Tills per International Livestock Exposition I ordered said Ordinance No. 6X9 duly enacted 14 son gives a diOerent version of the re aa above specified; that the Improve- | marks, and they coincide with what I were few. but they were of a quality have heard the governor say of the that counts. They let the world know merit will lie let in one contract, and I publication of the details of crime, that Hood lllver 1« «till uusuriXHaed will be required to lx* completed within 1 1 thirty (30) days from the date of the I Governor Pierce spoke of the break- for apples. ___ awarding of the same to the succeaaful II down of many of the houi(*s, of the bidder, who will be required to fur-I 1 disregard of law. and of the publicity ulsh a bond to the City of Hood River 1 1 given by the press, and sometimes by In a sum of not less than 25 per cent I the movli«, of things of a criminal of the estimated coat of the contract 11 uature. He deplored the prominence for the faithful performance thereof; II given to such things and spoke of the that complete Hpeeifimtions are on file I effect on the plastic mind of the young. in m.v office covering the improvements 11 He did not say that things of thia kind should not I m * handled as news, but he The chamber of commerce has ab for which bide are called, which may I did point out that there Is much else in pointed a commission to atudy the lie examined by prospective bidders I upon abdication, and said contract I which moat of the public is interested. And lie said the newspaiwni have a water situation That cviiiiniMlon'liaa will lx* awarded to the lowest and best I bidder upon said specifications. I duty to educate the taste of the public a real work to perform. The City reserves the right to reject 1 1 as to what Is the most important news, any or all bids, or to waive any defects I rather than to cater to the desire for therein, for the lienefit of the Cify of I exciting news matter by enlarging on ’jil>od River. The terms of the sped-1 1 the details of the worst crimes. He fl cat ions shall I m * notice to prospective 11 pointed to the fact that in many cases bidders of the requirements demanded 1 1 the criminal liecomea a hero in the by said City in the performance of 1 1 mind of a hoy or girl, because of the said work. I prominence given by the new-ajmpein. Mrs. W. W. Rodwell and P. L. Man Tilts notice is given for ten days by I The governor’s reterence was to the movies fully as much as to the paper«. ner, Judges of apple exhibits made by publication in the Hood River Glacier, If it is Iwd policy to exploit such local stores in celebration of National a newspaper published at the City of I 7 thing« In the movies, as all thinkers Apple Week, yesterday awarded prises Hood River, Oregon, the date of the I admit, why 1« it not bad policy to an follows: Vim-ent A Shank, first; first publication tieing the 5th day of II. L. Howe, I “ make of the crime news the first [»gl Kresse Drug Co., second, and Pacific November, 1925. n5-12 City Recorder. _ and leading news articles, as practi Power 4 Light Co., third. cally h II the dally and most of the Scarlet Fever weekly imiiers do? Tin- October World’s Work refers to (By Frederick D. Stricker, M. D., a iiaper in Montana that goes to over collaborating epidemiologist of Oregon 121)0 homes in a eity of only 1304 State Board of Health, in cooperation homes. That pa]M*r. the Livingston with the United Statea Public Health Enterprise, Is credited with having Service). more n -ariy 100 per cent of the fami Why is scarlet fever prevalent In lies of Its home city as mibscrllM-rs Oregon? largely because mild cases than any other, east or west. Yet it arc- not diagnosed and properly iso does what Governor Pierce advocates. lated. Thirty-six cases were reported It makes no mention of arrests, nor for the week ending October 24, 1925. d<M*s it give detail« of trials for erime. Why is scarlet fever a dangerous When n mail is convicted It gives a disease of childhood? Because two to sticciiit rv|M>rt of the farts in the case. four persons out of every 100 infected It strives to not publish anything that die from the disease itself and. its would make parents uncomfortable. coinpica tions and conac-cjuences are Crime news Is easy to get. It has oven more serious. enough of the unusual and exciting to Are "scarletina” and “scarlet rash" make the average |«*rson read it. forma of srarlet fever? Yea It is NewapaiM*rs sometlus-s get the Idea through the mild cases that the di» that the public desires this sort of case is m<s<t often spread. atuff. A pa|M*r can be a ri-al newspaper What ages are nmat susceptible to without lM*ing a sensational sheet scarlet fever? It may tie contracted This Is all Governor Pier«* asked of at any age but more than 95 per cent the new-spspeni. This many of the of all cases occur in jiervons lees than tiest, home-loving people of the country IB years old. Children tietween five are asking of them, and the number of and ten years arc* most susceptible. thorn* who believe the newsjMper has At what time of the year la acarlet a mission outside of printing sensa fever most prevalent? Epidemics are tional criminal news under glaring most prevahmt in the fall and winter. FOR 8ALE headlines Is rapidly increasing. How la it spread? By contact with A great many Hood Hirer people persons ill with the disease or with heard the address delivered lien* at articles (hat have I mmvi contaminated the W. (’. T. U. convention. If they with the germ. If the germa get into the milk anpply a mllk-borne epidemic will recall, _ it ____________ ,_______ . ap- will follow. waa nn iinimaaloned pen! and noi at all the Hpeech that Mr. How long after the infection do Addis would have us think it. Indeed, symptoms develop? From one to seven It seems to us that it might have ls-wi days. What are the first symptoms? Head a flue thing If Mr. Addis had been here ache, fever, sore throat, vomiting. The lu.iMU.wx tin spcuch fur tlw gowrnut. . rash appears tn 94' tn 4H bout«. When Is scarlet fever communicable? It has long Ixx-n the custom of Gov ernor Pierce to fnil to say what he had Throughout the entire course of the disease. Completion of the scaling or intended to say. At least hl« friends peeling does not mark the end of the are forever malting apologies for him. infection |S*rtod. for the germa an* They will tell you that he grows so prevalent In the secretions of the enthusiastic over his subject that he throat, nfiss*. cari, kidneys and bowels. What aAtjhe secondary effects? In lets It get away from him. flammation of the kidm-ys is a common We suggest to Mr. Addl« that he anil one. t'omptlcattdMUT the ear are nu other friends might do Governor Pierce merous. scarlet fever being one of the a kindness wre they to keep him off most common causes of deafness in children. the public platform. If Mr. Addla Is there* any protection against scar-1 would bnve the public gain the Import let fever? Yes. There Is a suscepti desired, a« Indicated In bls letter above bility test known aa the Dick test. quoted, he should have secured the There Is also an antitoxin for immu nizing the susceptible. governor’s permission and have deliv How long should scarlet fever be ered the speech himself. Governor quarantined? Not lean than 31 days. Pierce made an awful botch of it. And Mr. Addis himself would, we believe, have exaggerated conditions had be lieen picket! to make the speech. - Newspapers, especially weekly news paper«. are not near as guilty of ex ploiting crime news ns Mr. Addle would have one lielieve. If Mr. Addis would stick right down to farts, he would spoil bis crusade agal.iat th«* m-wspa|iers sltogrther. Wc have l>ccn rioting on i>ast road braiding exploit« lure in the mld- Columb'ii Cnamdee, thinking our Work nearly at an end. Tn fact, we have Juat begun. The door of the scenic treasure house has Just been ojs'iied. The I tint-r chambers of nnttii-e’s grand eur have not been ]ienetrated. We have Just begun to build road-c to won derland«. In five yca-s, ten at the most, we of Hood River will l>c pend ing our summer's tourist« out dajly to the pine forested foothill« around Mount Adame. The visiting motorist will I>e a He to make this city a hast*, for tie* summer’s vacation, If lie* wills, and fare forth In his car each day to behold new attraction«. The great national forest area lying In the tri angle made by Adams, St. Helen« and Rainier will lie his playground. Mount Hood will Ire made more accessible by aide rood« sad alluring trails. The great Bkyline trail will tie open. . Hood River within that time will see a handsome new hotel rtmrlng It self here, a tourist and , commercial hostelry to meet the demand« of In creased trsvel. Hood River folk have something In store. The Japanern* rceldenla of the valley are planning a show In Hremen to Give Ball Firemen of the city are already pre paring for their annual Thanksgiving dance. The hall will be given at the Pythian hall Thanksgiving night. The plana call for the moat elaborate party ever given by the fire fiighters. FAIR BOYS’ SUITS OVERCOATS The most remarkable group that we have ever offered. There are box coats in single or double breasted style, also coats with the tiiree-way belts. All are carefully tailored from pure virgin wool. Virgin wool, you know, is new fleece. It has life, lustre and warmth not founa in cloth made from re-worked wool. No other woolens are just like these woven at Oregon City. We want you to come in and- see these Jacobs Oregon City Overcoats. We are offering some wonderful values in this line for men and Boys. Oregon City Overcoats and Suits for Men and Boys. Sport Shirts, Lounging Robes, and Blankets. SPECIAL SPECIAL Broken Kutray Notice—Taken up on my place In Oak Grove Sundky, October IX, 5 young (beep. Owner may have aarne by Identifying propel- ly, paying coal or advertising and remunerat ing me lor tbelr keep. Dick Mercer, Kfd No. 3, Hood River, Ore ni2 THE FRONT RANK The 20th Century Stores As Food Distributors are recognized as an outstand ing success; and when it conies to Canned Goods, they are in a class by themselves. Without question the 20TH CENTURY STORES offer the widest selection of Weil Known Brands to be obtained anywhere in the Northwest SWEET POTATOES Genuine Jerseys, 5 lbs.... 25/ ECONOMY MATCHES. Noiseless. well filled, good sized boxes NATIONAL CANNED GOODS WEEK OFFERINGS Oar Prices Effective Saturday, November 7th to Saturday, November 21st, lacL Here are a few examples of our untold selections. For a complete list ask for a Catalog at one of our Stores, if one is not left at your door. Our Reg. Price Our Special Hale Price Showing Saving in Quantities H dot % doz. dot. case Libbby’s Salad Points, 1-lb. round tins......... $.28 You save............ Preferred Stock Cut Refugee Beans, 2s..........20 You save............. Standard Stringless Beans, 2s............................ 14 r You save........... Del Monte Catsup, Medium You save. Preferred Stock Tmy Kernel Com, 2s .... You save Lily of the Valley Sweet Com................... You save Standard Com, “Sweet and Tender,” 2s . , You save. Preferred stock Telephone Peas, 2s........ You save. Lily of the Valley Early June Peas, 2s .... You save Standard Peas, Garden Run, 2s................ You save. Del Monte Solid Pack Pumpkin, 2!^s......... You save. Del Monte Tomatoes, 2Ss You save Standard Tomatoes, 2Ss You save Libby’s Sliced Pineapple, 2Ss.................... . You save Standard Sliced Pineapple, 2%a................ You save Broken Sliced Pineapple, 2%s.................... You save. 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