HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925
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IN CONSIDERATION OF THE GOOD WORK ACCOMPLISHED IN THE PAST AND PLANNED FOR THE FUTURE, THE HOOD
RIVER CHAPTER OF THE RED CROSS ASKS YOUR SUPPORT IN ITS
ANNUAL ROLL CALL
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During 1925 it has
1. Assisted the county in maintaining the county nurse, furnishing and providing for the upkeep of
her car.
2. Provided for the Red Cross Life Saving Course and instruction at Koberg’s Beach. During the past Summer
instruction was given to over 250 and 13 Junior and 11 Senior Certificates awarded
3. Cared for numerous emergency cases, furnished food, hospital and medical care for the needy of
Hood River County.
„ 4. Organized the Junior. Red Cross in the Junior High School, obtaining nearly 100% membership and
giving instruction in First Aid
AND MANY OTHERS.
YOUR DOLLAR IS NEEDED TO CARRY ON THIS WORK DURING 1926
JOIN!
Hood River County Roll Call Captains
c T. BAKER, General Chairman
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H. E BAKER, Hood River, B ub . Dist.
MRS. H. G. COOPER, “
, Kes. Dint.
GEO. GALLOWAY, Frankton
GLEN MARSH, No Man’s Land
OFFICIAL PROCEEDING
OF COUNTY COURT
plies 96c; J. K. Carson, Jall<*r for Octo- inspector for year 1925, «60; Hood
) ht , UH; J. W. Criteo, travHtag U<*‘i. River Cafe, nu*als. «16.85; A. K. Kelr,
offiix* ex|M*na<* (15; ataliotiery and October account, »8.55; Kn*sse Drug
printing for examinations.* »7; City of Co., Oiiober account, «10.441; Mt. Hood
H imm I River. $3 50; jail reut, »15; J. 11. Caali Store, Mrs. Rolierts account, «20;
KI hsoh . house rent for Henry Grlener Mt. H imm I Hotel, room rent for E. S.
Claims Allowed on General Fund
two months, «4; C. (V Cuddeford, Olinger, $30; Oregon State Library, li
, Vfnmn Huskey. iHiunty, »4; W. G. nboea for l»*t Ijike road cr«*w, »2.75; brary laaika for school districts. «310.-
Mcljireil, donation for Ixiuise Ilona*, W. J. KiM'ken, fruit lna|»«Mjor »alary 34; Telephone Co., phone for clerk,
»1041.50, traveling expewnw «51.50, of- sheriff and garage, »19.45; P. P. * L.
»2500.
Circuit Court duroni: Clyde Burke, tt<*e ex|»*nse »11.90; Helen Kockcn. Co., light at inurt house. »5.25; l’erigo
$15; M C. Carter, $6.(10; F. H. Cool- work In fruit Imqiwtor'H office, (17.44); & Son, Martha Elick nci-ouiit, »5; F. D.
idge, »6; W. J. Filz, $5.40 ; Jsaiik Gil- Betty W. Roulleilge, work In fruit-Tn- Antrim, district sealer. «9.62; J. W.
Slftou, inv. death of Sidney Shaw. »5;
kerson. »7.80; C. H. Hatch. $9; A. F. s|M*<4or's office, «113.00.
Deputy Fruit Inspectors: Carl B, A. C. Staten, water master July »205.
Howes, »6; J. E. Kennedy, $6.40; Robt.
Mohr,
»11136;
E.
Lyle.
»182.72;
J.
L.
54). August, »195.10; Dr. Thrane. ser
l«nsure, $0; J. M. U*dford. «7.40 k J.
D. McLucas, «41; P. 11. Mohr. $15; H. Htewart, «11)0.16; A. B. Cooper, »201; vices for scarlet fever Mrs. M. R. Shep
F. Morse, »(I; A. R. Nickels, »41; S. G. A. E. McBriHim. »152.08; F. II. King pard. »35; Mrs. M E. Welch, claim of
Dr. Welch for stock inspector, »3;
Oxborrmv, «7.00; T. A. Reavis, »6.80; don. »188.50; Eric Gordon. »42.08.
Dr. J. Edgington, health officer, »156. Clara L. Willmr. proof reading clerk’s
4!. A. Reed. »6.80; Drew Taylor, «7.04).
Grand Jury: E. N. Beuaon, «6.40; 95. balance hist month $4; Entry Lum- office, »5.20; Western Union Tel. Co.,
4'. E. Coppie. $7.20; W. H. Furrow. lier A Fuel 4_'o„ coal for court house, sheriff to Pendleton, 72c.
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$41.10; m
1| S GHillgan. »7 40;
harlea »41.15; Allison Fletcher. comndHsluner.
4 1-.”,
pi. II.
niUU**i¥ »18.73.
llnibbun $(1 i
>.bu,.lbi »6, V. •" »H-'':
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H Edick..stamp*
(lutai» Allowed on the Road Fund
WllktlUU, |LMH.
— ear hire »3. prlsoiu*rs’ Iwiard »54.20;
Bond Maa ter. AV. I„ Nichols. »180.
Jnsfier Wiokham, toward expenses to J. K. Gill Co., tracing cloth for sur
Labor: Harry Squires, «35.90; G. F.
convention. »15; Marie Huima num. veyor. »7.21 ; Glass A Prudhomm«* Co.. Dnughertv. «47.92: I). Tomlinson. U<9.-
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mi
reiurd.
clerk's
offi<-e,
»41.88;
II.
monthly allowance, «15; Dmise E.
90; F M. Crane, «31.92: R. A. Stewart,
Hoagland, to take care of Mr.
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.... Grow, stove for !»*»( houae. «21 ; C. M. «31.92; E<1 Peaks. $39.90; II. G. Rum
Miller.
HuribnYt.-Surveying;
^Ed
ttnhuon.
SZA pui Humlb- frum-Augnwt- 1. $1«» r
Imqgh. $5; Dick Kltciiell. »8.72; W. E.
Nettb* May, allowance, »10; F. G. d**puty surveyor, »12; H. F. Sc4ireiner. Stocker. UH .92; John Coagiwve. »107.-
ilminmnn.
»4;
Idlewild«*
Frnt«*rnal
Church, care Mr. ftitrander, »40; Chas.
73; Marion Johnson. $7.IM; C. F. Ray-
Cemetery Assi slat ion. grave for Harry leas. »85.28; C. F. Epley, »10T73; (Af
Foster, Janitor, $'•().
I'eiisbms: Violet t'rosby, »25; Cora riuulKlers, »25; James .Henderson, re- ford McKinzie. »107.73; Harry Hquires,
A. Hchoolcy, $10; Ijot'.iae E. Hoagland, (Mirting 2 deaths and 2 births at Cas »50.26.
»17 50; Snc L. Mitchell, »17.50; Flor cade D m ks, $1; Hood River Glacier,
Truck Ilepa 1rs ; Wm. Widier. «41.20;
ence 4). Angus. «17.50; Abbie 4'. Colvin, printing. $9; Hood River laundry, for The Tire Shop. «79 33; Heights Tire
$17.50; Nana M Dreske, $17.50; ollie jail »3.86; H imm I River Hospital, ac- Shop. $3.941; R. J. Melsaac. 54k'; Bar
Voting, $17.50, Teresa Hugg, »17.50; nmnt Karl G. Stewart »48.50, Karl tel Motor Co.. $3.10; Howell Bros..
State I in I ust r in I Accident Commisaion, Pfenx* $108.50, Baby Middleton »6.65. »28.25: Hood River Garagi*. «2; Col-
insurance on jx-ni'e officers since law Paul Hughes $9; Elisabeth llendrie. year Motor Sales Co., «1.4)0 ; E. A.
want into effect May 18th. »79.N5; V. sit nogrupher for district attorney, »25: Franz Co.. $6.s5.
It. Abra'uun, county phyaician, »39; E. H L. Ilnsbrouck. for Helen Jarrett «5.
Mechanic: James Wilson, «175.
It. Bradley, printing. »13.50; J ims I c M. I»..rtlilo Mitchell »5; H imm I River Ni*ws
Gas:
W. L. Nichols on trip to
Bishop, stamps, «3; Elizalsih Brune, Co. printing, »37.15, t.v|M*wrlter paper 'Beaverton, »105; Htandard Oil Co.,
work In sheriff’s office, »so.s5; John for clerk »1 15; C. W. Hamiltou. coun 1337.97
Baker, half office rent »10, plume ty ins.*». »68 75; Win. Hart, shoes for
Snpplies; .1. E. Hasel tine Co„ «10,-
»3.85 ;F. H. Blackman, com!ulsslon«*r, Ädmmixen »1 ; H imm I River Branch Ex- 37; It. J. Melsaac. »15.03 ; Howard
»15.30; <minty clerk, stamps »10, sup- periment Station, offi«x* rent for fruit ('«sipcr Corp.. »7 50; IV. L. Nichols, ex
press. »1; Howell Bros.. $7.20; Hood
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River Machine Works, 35c; E. A.
Franz Co., $5.05.
Power; P. P. A L. Co..$5()5.
Insurance; Accident Insurance for
Rvptember $29 20. for Octolwr »43.79;
H imm I River Alwt. A Inv. Co., fire In
surance on Star car. $5.
Powder: First National Bank, gov
ernment war powder. »320.00; ft. J.
Frank. »14.50; R. J. Melsaac, »10.50.
Mnn A Team Hire: A. C. Johnson.
«35.95; John (’ooper. »21.58; O. C.
Johnson. $18; B. Rvan. $13.47.
Truck Drivers: B. Rvhn. »22.45; B
Rvan. $35.92; (>. G. Redman. $116.74:
A II Hhank. $121.23: George Smith.
$12123; Art Ferrin, $2.24; Joe Haw
kins. $118.98.
Market Road Fund—Dee
C. G. Miller, man and team hire,
$531)2: T<ee Slutz. man and teem hire,
$115.04; Geo. Baker, man and team
hire. »194.13; K. D. Dllka, lnlair. $107.
73; Tranafer A Livery Company. haul
ing gravel with trucks. »1.274: County
Road Fond, for bin* of truck liaiittug
gravel, »1.287.
Mt. Hoed lamp Highway Fund
Flrat National Bunk of Toledo,
claim of R. W. Pepin for wood |wiata
mid atrlugcra In wood fence. Foreat
Boundary South, «^operating with the
atate, county aha re »959.22.
Other I’roeeedlngs
November 2nd. Tile 'committee cot)-
slating of A. J. Graff. II. I,. Shoemaker
and F. II Ratten, heretofore appointed
to investigate and recoin mend a site
for an Experiment Farm, re|mrtrd that
all offers for sale, received after two
advertisements. had been investigated
T. J. ANNALA, Oak Grove
MRS. J. E FERGUSON, Odell
ROGER BLACKMAN, Pine Grove
WALDO ARENS, Middle Valley
by the committee with Mt«ars. Childa
and Brown, and recommended the pur-
cbase of the tract offered by the Cald
well, Durham Investn>«*nt Co., 35 acres,
|23.(MiO. The Court agr<*ed to purchaw*
this tract provld«*d a way could be
found to finaniv the deni.
Everyone will hail with delight the
»KUMM) (1% Mt. Hood Ixmp Highway ____________
g«MMl news of ___________
the arrival ___________
of the best
Bonds which had been advertised for, loved dramatic star on the stage today,
sale were sold to Pierce. Fair A Co., of ’ **
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May Robson, and she Ims a whole com
Portland, for »10,912.
pany of players, who have never been
November 4th a committee from Dee, here, anil whom* support is more than
Hummit, Odell and Chanib«>r of Com eoniinendaldi* to the star. May Bob-
merce ap|s*nred before the conrt asking sou will ap|M*ar tonight In Ttie Dalles
for Market Road money for the year at the Auditorium In "Helena's Boys"
19*26. The Court d«*cided to ask for a which has had a moat successful run
m«*»4lng with J. II. H«*ott, Market Road of thr<*e months at the Henry Miller
Engineer, as required by the Market theatre, in New York.
Road I jiw .
Augustus I*itou is the helmsman of
Tile Budget Committee, com|sis»*d of the tour, and he Is gratified b-yond
R. J. Mclsaai*. John Mohr, II. 8 Galli measure at the success of the new ven
gan, L. M Baldwin and I. 11 Acheeon, ture.
with
nm) ut»-
the X Comity
<rdnij d Court,
«rm«, »n-
are to iiit-vt.
meet
May Bulaam 1« a name vMrtt has
Thnrârtav November 12. at 10 o'clock stood for nothing but the best, ever
In thv Aswssor's office at the Court since she made up her mind to liecome
House to pre|Mirr the tentative budget an actress. ' None would ever think of
for 1926.
her In a role that was in any way
Dated November 6. 1925.
riaqne. or double entendre, but to keep
Kent Shoemaker. Clerk.
up to the times In "show business' you
have got to grasp all the new ideas and
St. Mary’» Catholic Church
if possible give a public demonstration
First Mass. 8 a. m. and second Mass of the most radk*al of them.
"Helena’s Boys” is the Ratnrdse
at 10.30 each Sunday morning. Even
ing devotions at 7.30 o’clock tomorrow, Evening Post story, "The Boys." by
Friday, evening and Runday evening. Mary Brecht Pulver, and It la an tip
Tel. 3182.
Father Joe Smith. Pastor. to date subject, which la on everyone’s
tongue; namely, the modern era, and
Let a Coin Controlled Clock help you the pros and cons are being the moat
eave. See Allyn Button or tel. 4249. J 16t talked of subject in th«* social and
MAY ROBSON AT
DALLES TONIGHT
MARTIN BOE, Parkdale
MRS. HENRIOKS, Cascade Locks
MRS. W. W. RODWELL, L Barrett
MRS. H. D. STEELE, Barrett
scientific world today.
"Helena" is only oiu* of the many
mothers of this big world whom* chil
dren are her idols, and the sun ris>*a
end sets In them, The Isiys are nt
college and in their alisence "Ilelent' .♦»
has nt last consented to betxime the
wifi* of James Truesdell, and has it
all arranged to Inform the hoys at
once, but they come home with their
heads fill! of a widely necept«*d the
ory. which is staggering truth to "Hel
ena,” hut which, when thoroughly dis
sected. gives her tlu* golden oppor
tunity to let them s«*«* themM*lv)*s as
others si*e them.
Miss Robson was never more mag-
n«*tic than In the acene with the boys,
when she <k*clarr*s she will not lie mar
ried the old fashioned way. but will Is*
one of the pioneers of this great and
wonderful theoretical movement.
Jury Acquits Father
An unusual cam* <nmc up in the Ska
mania county court In Washington re
cently when, on u complaint of the
directors of the Underwood district, G.
W. Colltaa was arrested on the charge
of failing to »nd Ida children to school.
At his trial he testified that the roada
were in auch condition Hint the whool
bua could not transport hla children,
and that they were too email to walk,
The jury acquitted him.
St. Helens Mun lias Gin
II. W. Adama. St. Hek-ns man. was
and held here Saturday night on a
liquor charge. The officer relieved the
visitor of a quart of gin. Adame for
feited $25 bail.
arreated by Night Marshal Conaver
HELP FOR OLD FOLKS
Old Age Should Be Happy—Not a
Time of Hieknraa and Suffertae
Too many |ieopie begin to ruff er at
middle age with constant backache,
urinary 111 h and rheumatic palna and
aches. Weak kidneya aye usually the
cause and. if negl«*ete«l, there la dan
ger of hardened arteries, dropsy, grav
el or Bright'a disease.
Help your
weakened kidneys with a stimulant
diuretic before
firm hold! Use Doan’s Pills. Thou
sands -of old follpi recommend Doan'a.
Here is Hood River proof:
Franklin Miller, 810 June. St, says:
"I have used Doan’s Mila and can rec
ommend them from experience. My
kidneys were weak and I had a dull
ache in tlu* small of my back which
made It hard for me to stsop. My kid
neys didn’t act right but Doan's Pills
bellied me by strengthening my kidneys
and back."
Price 00c. at all <l«*alers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Pills—the same that Mr. Miller
had. Foster-Milhum Co., Mfrs., Buf-
falo N ' “
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We will Warehouse, Load, Forward your Apple and Pear Shipments if
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LIST YOUR CROP WITH US
WE REACH ALL MARKETS.
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