Image provided by: Hood River Library; Hood River, OR
About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1925)
1 » * ■ SH », R i T HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925 ■< T MOSIER ■ RIALTO THEATRÉ «¡1 ___ 4 Sustained Quality for » Ask your dealer for the MOTORMATES - / —Associated Gasoline and Cycol Motor Oil Associated Oil Company * te Does YOUR ROOF Leak? LEAKING Roof is a disgusting HAZLETT HEAD OF WILSON MEMORIAL thins to put up with. If it is on your bam or garage, it may spoil your hay or impair the efficiency of your stock or your machinery. If it is on yotir home, it means not only discomfort for your fam ily, but possibly serious illness as weU. It simply isn’t worth it when the remedy is so easy. We carry in stock materials for re pairing every type of roof. If you are doubtful about what to use, tell us about your roof and we will help you select the proper materials and tell you how to use them. Little Annie Rooney” “HOT HEELS” 4 4 EMRY LUMBER & FUEL CO. Everything to Build Anything f The Wise Virgin’ The Road From Látigo WAUKOMA HOTEL AND CAFE Thanksgiving Table d’Hole Dinner $1.25 Dining Roqm open 11.30 a. m. to 3.00 p. m. and 5.30 to 0.00 p. The Waukoma Cafe is open all hours. t Fruit Cocktail Consomme a la Royal . or Cream of Tomato Soup Young Celery Rijre Olive» Boiled Salmon, Parsley Sauce/ Tenderloin Steak D'Hotel Creamed Fritters, Vanilla Sauce Roast Stuffed Young Turkey, Cranberry Jelly Roast Young Capon, Oyster Dressing Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, Au Jus Roast Loin of Pork, Apple Sauce Mashed Potatoes Sugar Paas Waldorf Salad Apple Pie with American Cheese . Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie English Plum Pudding, Vanilla or Hard Sauce Fruit Cake with Ice Cream or Sliced Pineapple Coffee Tea Milk Regular 75c Dinner on Week Days $1.00 Dinner on Sundays * 50c Luncheons and ail A la Carte Service CHARLIE GUM, Chef rn. fa 5>6e Liberty The Prairie Pirate “ Buster Be Good” ■E ák ■ V SS *• ELECTRIÇ/SUN9OWL '.rW. O matter how well heated your home may be, there’ll be times when you can’t afford to be without the Sunbowl’s cozy glow. N ¿ I fig '■JF When you get home late at night and the furnace is out, take the Sunbowl where you need it . . the nearest light socket . . . presto 1 Instant warmth from the glowing coil. >• J Navy Blue Days —greater mileage —greater power —greater economy ■<* J Quick. • . . glowing heat when you need it! The Lighthouse By the Sea •iiWi « Mrs. E. A- Rare and Mire Orlbakov wars in Hoed Rivne shsppipg Monday. A. Groaear was quits 111 tbs first of the week A doctor was tailed and he ia reported as bettor. Mrs. »‘red J$Bd son, Arlan, left Friday for to spend t lie week end with Mr. who is run Friday-Saturdaÿ, N ot . 27*28 ning a fruit stand th ar». Mr. Evans i» also taking treatment» for his eyes. Noman McLeod, the Mm who draws RIN-TI N-TI N Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huskey were vis the funny little figures which add so itor» in White Salmon during ths much fun to tbs Christie comedies The Wonder Dog, in week. when they appear in the sub-titles In Hobt. Simpson, Frank Ginger, E. W. these popular two «velars, has had his Davidhlsar and Mr. Reither attended good right arm insured by the Christie tbs Masonic lodge in Goldendale Thurs Film company for $28,000, against In day evening. jury which would prevent him from W. E. Clark went te The Dalles contlnnlng to create these queer golly- Saturday night to visit his wife, who woggly figures which have become so picture». Is looking after the Y. W. C. A. home. much a part of these pictures. t>e McLeod’s cartoon figures will be Visit or»’ week waa observed at the seen »eo at the Rialto again on the A melodramatic sensation, with schools. All rooms report having* had theatre when “Bit Tight, " the latest a number of visitors. No prize was Christie comedy, will appear there. Louise Fazenda and Wm. (Bust offered this year, so there was not as er) Collier, Jr. much competition as in former years. The saucy, mischievous imp, who la Mr* and Mrs. W. A. Husbands re beloved by millions throughout the Also STAN LAUREL in turned home Thursday from a trip in world Is back oa the silver screen. the valley, going as far as Wendling Mary- Pickford has forsaken the to visit their daughter, Emily, who ia a ruffled laces and bejeweled gowns of 44 teacher in the public schools there. costume plays and has returned to the They stopped in Portland and made type of role that made her famous. Mrs. Husbands’ brother, George Root, Prices 10-35-50 “The World’s Sweetheart ” is again and family a visit. the curly haired, prank playing, iuqx-t- Friday Matinee, 1« Wm. Akers^of Portland, was a caller uous Irish laaata la “Little Annie Roo ney,” her latest United Artists Corpor in Mosier Saturday. Irvine Strauss fell while playing Sat ation photoplay, which comes to the urday and broke hla arm just above Rialto theatre next Monday, Tuesday Sunday, November 29 where it waa broken not long ago. and Wednesday. “ Little Annie Rooney ” starts with a »>■80018 Howard rushed him to Hood River for medical attention and he la fight and ends with a fight. In between are laughs galore, a tear or two, much doing nicely. suspense and many heart throbs. It’a Mr. and Mrs. MoUey motored to an ideal story for Mary Pickford and Portland Friday evening. her characterisation of Little Annie is The play that touched the heart E. L. Root left for Portland Sunday one of genuine artistry, played as no on business. other actress could play it of Broadway, with - CONR a D The story is one of the slums of New Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bailey and daugh ter left Saturday for Valaets, where York, an epic of those reowded, musty NAGEL, PAULINE STARK and thoroughfares on the East Aide, where LUCILLE LA VERNE. Mr. Bailey has work. Paul Bailey was visiting at the home men, women and children In motley ar of his brother, Clare, during the week. ray swarm like ants in an ant hill. Little Annie la one of a million there. AOOCO a ! 1 « a ? ‘¡ON 'Mrs. Orville Bailey and daughter, She la the leader of a gang of t>oya Mary, left Saturday for Gold Hill, which is continually getting into bat JIMMIE ADAMS «Í where her husband has charge of a tles with • rival gang. large ranch. While still a child Annie is plunged Tbe father and son banquet given at into a maelstrom of dramatic incidents the school auditorium Saturday even that first sober the impulsive girl, then A ssetov ing was a great success. About 100 bring out the heroic qualities no often fathers and adopted fathers and sons found in children of the slums. sat down to a table well laden with A notable cast, including William good things to eat, preiatred by the Haines. Spec O’Donnell, Vola Vale, Eu high school girls and their teachers, gene Jackson, Carlo Bcidpo (¡onion Prices 10-35-50 Mias Grlbskov and Miss McClure. E. Griffith, Walter James, Hugh Fay, and Continuous, 2 to 10 p. m. M. Strauss acted as toastmaster and many others are seen in support of Rev. Livingstone, of Hood River, and Miss Pickford. others responded with talks 'on the “Little Annie Rooney” is declared to subject of tbe evening. This is the be Miss Pickford’s beat picture in her first banquet of the kind to be held eventful screen career. It is tbe type Monday ,T uesday, Wednesday here, but from the reports it will not of picture which should please every be the last one, has been given a sumptuous pro N ot . 30, Dec. 1 and 2 G. L. Davenport has finished tbe duction and the photography by Chas. harvesting of a fine crop of potatoes Kosher and Hal Mohr is beautiful which he raised on the lowlands along throughout. MAÉY PICKFORD tbe Columbia river. Tbe price pota toes are this year, he should make a good stake. in John Moore, of Hood River, and Miss Mae Camp, oldest daughter of C. Mr. and Mrs. James Camp, surprised -------- r their friends as well as parents when James H. Haslett has been appoint they slipped away to Hood River Mon day and were united in marriage. A ed chairman for Hood River county “The World’s Sweetheart” in host of friends wish them a long and to raise funds for tbe Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Memorial. Mr. Haslett will happy married life. the ragamuffin and hoydenish no campaign for souring Saturday evening Ray Cooksey and conduct funds but will receive voluntary con type of role that made her be Mrs. Cavin were married in Hood in cash or pledges to be met River. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ha ds accom tributions loved by millions. In annual payments. panied them. The house in which Woodrow Wil And Doing Comedy, JIMMY Little Jefferson Mosier is quite side son wae born was located In Staunton, in The Dalles hospital. Va. Staunton is In the beautiful Bhen- FINDLAYSON in Mrs. J. E. Folsom and children have endoah valley. At the time of Mr. moved to town for the winter and are Wilson’s birth bls father Rev. Joseph occupying tbe lower part of the Huskey R. Wilson was pastor of the Presby ’house. - terian church. Mr. Wilson was born Mrs. E. M. Strauss entertained the in the pastor's home, which wss built Prices, Matinees, 10c and 50c: Indies' Aid last Wednesday and in by the church in 1846, and which has honor of MI sm Alice flhogren, whose been used for .thafe purpose continu Evenings, 20c and 50c. marriage to Jatne» Wilson will take ously ever sinre. It is now to be set place soon, the ladles presented hef* apart as a national Woodrow Wilson with a fine cedar chest. The next shrine, with assurance that It Will be Thursday, December 3 meeting of the Aid will be with Mrs. appropriately furnished and properly cared for in that capacity, in perpetu (¡amp December t>. ity. Such a shrine will be a permanent The Fat and Forty Card dub met PATSY RUTH MILLER and to the youth of America. . Saturday with Dorothy and Ruth inspiration Wilson himself cherished a ten MATT*MOORE in Strauss, Irene Horn carrying away der Mr. regard for Staunton as his birth high honors. place, and for the church in which bls The Girl Reserves met Saturday in father had preacht-d. lie once said, 4 the Y hut with Dorothy Bennett and “I waa born in Staunton, Va. Some Mary »¡vans as hostesses. times a man’s rootage means more Tl.« first Sr» public ,..,1.11,. " I"L "Hoot reea^ly' khd a letter than Iifs leafage." •• The Also EDMUND COBB in from his son, Eugene, saying be address made by him after his election thought the accident he had some time was at Staunton, on. the site of his las» May would leave him with a crip birthplace. and at the invitation of hla pled arm for life. old neighbors and friends. It was the 56th anniversary of his birth. While In Staunton on this occasion he was A dandy Western. STAGE AND SCREEN entertained in thin house. There has been formed a plan to Price» 10-35-50 take over this building, and constitute A heavily loaded truck rambled it a memorial which will include furni along the road near Banta Ana fol ture of the period, book* and periodi lowed by a motorcycle officer. A gust cals relating to Mr. Wilson and hla of wind dix[>lac«l the canvas covering times, and many other relics which VERA KOL8TAD AT THE RIALTO of the truck. Several cases labeled would be interesting to posterity. It WURUTZER DAILY. “Scotch Whiskey" were disclosed. • is also planned to restore the chapel "Aha, ixiotleggeni!” exclaimed the on the grunds of Mary Baldwin Col intrepid officer as be drew his revolver. lege, closely contiguous to the site of Tbe truck driver and his companion his birth, where Mr. Wilson> father gazed down the barrel of the huge preached, and where he himself was six-shooter and obeyed the officer's baptized, and furthermore, to build on vomiusnd la “Pull bp” the new site of the college a Wilson His explanations disregarded with a Memorial Hall, the whole to form a brusque “Shut up," the driver waa complete birthplace memorial to the Thursday, Friday, Saturday handcuffed to the other fellow. In late president November 26, 27, 28 answer to an excited telephone call, a It is proper that a memorial to Mr. squad of officers arrived and ew-orted Wilson should contain a suggestion of the track and the “bootlegger” to the education. Much of his life wae de Everybody’s Favorite, police station. voted to education and even his great When the boxes of "Scotch Whiskey” work as a statesman partook of the HARRY CARRY were opened, they were found to be nature of teaching. For generations full of sawdust to come, the intercourse of nations will IN Harry Jensen, the driver, and Clyde be illumined by the ideals of interna Sayres, assistant property man of the tional relations to which be gave form. Warner Bros, studios, explained that It is therefore pre-eminently fitting the cases were props in the Warner that his birthplace memorial should be Bros, picture, "The Lighthouse by the identified with education. Sea," filmed at laguna Beach. To complete a birthplace memorial This is one of Carey’s best The company, which consists of Rln- worthy to bear the name of thia Me Tin-Tln, the famous dog star, Louise tric character, at least $500,000 will be Also a Buster Brown Comedy, »•azenda, comedy star, and Buster Col needed. ___ __ lier (Willie Collier, Jr.) directed by William Beaudine, was on location at D m Wellie A Ce. See 8. P. • 8. Os. laguna for about six weeks. Dan Wuille A Co. have brought suit This screen adaptation of the Owen against the 8. P. A 8. (io., seeking to Davis play will play tomorrow and recover a refund on freight, on a car Saturday at the Rialto theatre. load of apples riiipjted to Pbsonlx, Sunday, November 29 Arts. The plaintiff alleges that the Lucile I«t Verne, who plays a lead fruit was ordered shipped by way of ing role in “Sun-Up” a Metro-Gold- Portland and tbe fl. P Hua, but that It wyn-Mayer production directed by Ed was coerced by the defendant rail line mund Guiding, which la coming to the to forward the apples by other lines Rialto theatre Sunday, offers a unique and that an excessive rate applied. With an all-star cast method for learning to smoke a pipe. ■ • Also a Mustang Western, She plays the roie of tbe Widow Allyn Button Takes Rada Agency Cagle and it was necessary for her to The city baa another radio agency. master the pipe In order to play the imrt. Nowa days It is so customary Allyn Button, who operates tbe service for women to smoke cigarettes that station at the corner of Second street they no longer cough or choke, but and Cascade avenue. Just opposite the Miss I ji Verne said she did both when Hotel Waukoma, has taken the agency Prices, 10c and 85c all the time. for the popular Rada radio receivers she first tried tbe pipe. Open every Thursday and Fri “I recalled the old negro maifimles I and is ready to demonstrate hla sets in bad seen on the southern plantations, the homes of those d<“drtng the high day evenings, every Saturday and I tried to hold the- pipe In my class standard receivers and Sunday matinee and even month and,puff It while empty. That W.Bndat Resigns much waa easy. - But when I tried ing. ' C. O. Hadal, for th«- peat year man smoking tobacco I thought I would die of nausea.’" ager of the municipal <utombUe park, ‘‘After much experimentation I has resigned the position. Th» auto Mrs. Johnson at the Piano. found a way. I now partly Oil fin the tbe mobile perk, because of competition of bowl with sugar, then I brink up a private perks, was not a financial suc cigarette and pack that on top of the cess the past year. Mr. Huelat oper sugar. The tobacco is mild and the ated the perk on a p rentage baste. Entire program subject to change sugar areuw to filter the smoke and The city council the o ml ng year win without notice. stop partlcice of tobacco from getting maintain the camping pines oa a differ hi my mouth. Tbe combination par-' ent beats. == November Special 50c down I $1.75 per month for four months! ‘tfe, Pacific Power & Light Company Always at your service I* I I I & i Anderson Undertaking Co. a a AND1R8ON, Bole Proprietor LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 411 OAK STREET ........ Ftae UM — 'i" 'i ss t I 'h W« Are Equipped With A rolli* -.«I-'? Cigars Tobacco Soft Drinks k ! »"•Ml « jj Confectionery ÍÍ Tl Draught Luxo TRY OUR ' “Woldenhoff Super Service Test Bench” keep it - *- ' ww*tf - Klv»rt ar 1 NEW LOCATION Oak and Front Streets C. A. RICHARDS HECK UNGER GARAGE 111 2nd Street THE FASHION STABLES’ I have just received from the East the most wonderful line of Parkdale Auto Stage Phone 1201 Sait Canes, Ladies’ Hat Boxes Leaves Hood River daily at 4.30 p. m. and Under the Ann Bags Leaves Parkdale daily at 8 a. m. (except Sunday). that has been shown in Hood River — the very latest at moderate prices. Every Saturday it leaves Parkdale at 6 p. m. WM. WEBER (See the next page) * WK * Give us a call at our Fashion Service Station f. $5 (Be« th» next page) pays for an accident insurance policy for one year in a leading stock company. This provides indemnity for injuring caused by automobile accidents. If you are injured while driving, or riding in, or adjusting your car, or if you are struck while on tbe public highway, or injured in any manner stipulated in the policy, “Private Affairs” “Just Cowboys i rill out information blank on the next page and send check to R. E. SCOTT, A gent HOOD RIVER, ORCOON 9 14 o i X ÁauJRi) t 4 ( ki
