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HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1925 AMAIZO /or shortening, frying, salads __ is as pure as the golden com, from the hearts of which it is pressed/ .... . BLUE DIAMOND IS STANDARD OIL TO PAINT ROOFS POPULAR IN ENGLAND A. Wyn Williams, vice president of To assist In th«* «ievelopimiit of avl* atand to-tnirease safety and cer the Guardian N'ewapapera. foe., repre tainty of air travel, the Standard Oil senting the Miimliesler Guardian, of Company i Ciriitiuiilu I, following a Mpnehester. Englund, in a letter to the suggest loll I'roiq the «»tike of the chief Apple Gruweis Amus-Ativu. roiupli Of uif s«rvi<v, War Ih-partiueut, will tneuted that orgiuilzation on the sue- establish it wi<leKi*ren<l aystem of guide ciss of effort iu cmphasixlug a ns mg signs for aviators nlong the airways English cuusiliners the importance of a of th«- I’ncHle Coast states, giving the fruit diet. Mr. Williams wrote: I’ucltlc Ci«ust Its only marked airways "During my recent visit to England mid the first of the kind in the coun 1 was much interested in tlndiug meth try. . There signs will take lite form ods, which have Isi-u so HiKi-eaafui in of m<us« of towns pointed on tlio America iu ^nuking the public regard roofs of the company's buildings. Tlie fruit as a more Important elemeut in 'ATmy Air Svrvhe will designate isdhti, tiu> daily diet, gradually nuiklng its which should is* marked. The com force felt ov« r there as wvll, 1 was pany will also offer c<N>penitiuu to the surprised to m e Home of your own ■ Naval Air Seri ice, the Air Muil Ser products being asked for iu rather small greeu-griMi-r stores by name, if vice mid rouM’rcial lliers. At Hist the effort will Is» clearly to my memory d«s‘s not fall me, 1 believe murk the present airways and towns 1 saw some of your luwlous |tears r«*- adjacent to flying and lauding Hekla. talllng at T'^d each individually There are now established airways wraiqs'd in tissue pajsr Is-uring the from San l>i«'go to Srultle mid froiq imprint of your association.’’ Sall l'rmieis«v> to Reno. Along these routes tlie coui|siny lias distributing Airline Notre plums at fiequeut interval*. The (By J. ll. Bradford) town» on there airways which should Nothing bus yet been done to form a be marked are now Iceing si'leeted and the sigmt will is- painted at once. As il«s>d River ltndio LlHti'iier* eltib. IJ h - otlu r airways are develojxsl mid nece®- tenera give tlie tiual blow, the critic*' slty rcc|iirros, additional signs will be roup <le grace, to eareleiMl broadeaatera. Their harlad nppliiure curda, the ao- set up. 'Hie couqiany has stations at most <iin<il "apple sauce <urds,” roiidemu- jsirts on the l’acitlc Coast and at there ing waving signals, ¡xHir announcing, will establish signs for the guldame or to«/ much advertising, carry weight with broadcasting stations. A Hock of and assistance of scuplmies. The SUimlard 1)11 Company 'iCuli- sircti cards arriving dally at the au- foriua) inis more than (k>0 distributing nomieer'H tnhh- bring Instant change plants in California, Washington, Ore of broadcasting defects. Tlie same gon. Nevada, Arixoua, Idaho mid I tab. g«M>ii syatein should lie .applied to out- Each of these plants has a warehouse aiile interferon«'«'. Cards aplenty should mol ft is iqsiii the roofs of ware house.« riiii'li radio liis|Mi-tors and heads of that the guide signs will be placed, firms whose are of electricity causes in iidditlon, there are many other interference, i'ntil they realize that buildings suitable to the purpose in the radio liatener forms a large pt^e tlie oil fields of the Man Jouquin valley ixirtlon of each community, little will mid, soiitlcerti California, nt pump sta he done. A Radio Listener» club, fr«v from all dues and formed for liett«*r tions on pi|s- Hues, and at rctlnerles. Tlie roofs available for signs runge radio reception has helped other citlea, from ISO square feet in sniall towns why not ours. Hold up your rigid to several thom-unii aquare feet in the hands and rvpcnt with awe, ”1 will large cities, giving in nil cuses ample avoid any cluimv of causing interfer- romn for appropriate signs, The signs, I'ni'e iu tlie air by using a non-reradi- consisting of tin* minies « >f towns, or ating receiver, if I have one which possibly, in sons' cases, abbreviat Ions mlglit rerndiat«' I will lie very careful Gbreuf, «ill Is- in large whit1 block In using it until 1 can rebuild or letters on a dark background, giving n change it. 80 help me Qlt." Tlik philosopliy is not always n|qn*e- high di grec of visibility. Owing to the flirt tlilit the storage taliks are ciattii until your mu rest neighlsir gets painted white, the company's distrib an objectionable set. Radio dealers uting plants afford n conspicuous land need to la> extremely careful which mark from tip- ii I r and nr«* cotisidered iincH they liamlle or their Imslness of es|M'< fully suitable for the pnrp ise ut today will lie 11 boomerang for tomor baud. They uro also loiiite.l «m rail row. They need to lie enl'eful lieiunre ways, which present airwsjs usually tlie worst Offending rets «1111 la* brought to 11 remarkable state of efficiency, follow. - from the owner's point of view. Let's hope that Hoover's hill to prevent the W. C. T. U. NOTES manufacture and sak of reradiating The W. C. T. lT. niis'tlng held I at seta will become law, and la* enforced. rs. (!. 1*. Sonnichsi’ti's Tge-ilay was 1 Then again, price is no index of free «veil, attended and au interest Ing rea- dom from reradiation. Home* of the -h'ti was h< l<i Plans for futiir«' work highest price«l Hets on tlu- market to were given by many department aujier- day ar«1 th«’ worst offend«*rn. inli’tiilellt». And in spite of all this propaganda < 'milled fruit will be xhlpix'd to the we find that lots of folks-are getting <'lillilren's Fanuc Home Ihieinbef ll. good and tatter reoaptioa, and we turn 'Iliis fruit' I h to !»«• brought to the <>n the radio for enjoyment instead of Methodiat chttreh. Tho Farm Horn«* to see if anything can la* picked up. chairmati. Mr*. C. B. Wooliiert, and th«< one of the writer's particular friends vice president from the different sa.VH It is 11 dully source of delight to ihm-eheH will la* ill « barge of thia fruit. turn a switch and And sotnelaaly sing Tlie otlieiul board niqxiinted the fol ing or talking for his la’iieflt. He is u lowing mipfrinttiideiita and ronninittae uiodcHt, unassuming 'man who, when chuirmeti for tin* coming year: Vici« taxed with x|M'iiding hia spare time» at pH’sIdentx from tlie different churehre: radio, remarked that Schumann lli’inck Mrs. Holbrook. Mrs. Fagaly, Mrs. snug over the radio for his IsmeHt An lot erret itig display of 22 land- lloiiHteu, Mrs. I h I h ’11. Mrs. Hartwig. while Mrs. Brown sang uext door for Mrn. F< 'urdcn and Mrs. White; Farm her la-neHt und not bin, and lie pre- Keape paintings wbh imide Friday at Hom> Mrs. <’. B. Wo«>l|>ert ; anti-uar- ferrial Heliuuuiiui Heinek. When taxisi Library hall tiy 1*. L. Manrer W«wt cotlc Mrs. H uk I ich : flower mlHsion, witli ia’ing only tine of a million listen- Kid«* orchardist and ]idtiit«w. The ex- Mr» .liobt Vmigliii; L. T. L.. Mm. Ger Ing to tlmt ijoldenS<ii«e, J uki sold that hililt was made In connection wth a trude Whitman; telophune. Mrs. R. At- was nitidi mor«' perHona! than aim ring card party given under atiHjilctw of the, k In son ; tltinm-e. Mrs. A. B. Bennett ; Mrs. Brown’s song with th<* next door «•ity'M citili women for t1n> lieiictit of the Hocsl River hoHpital. soldiers nml sailors. Mrs. W. Ktnitli ; ncl 'iglilsn-'H pDonogrnph and u baby. Mr. Mil riser, who sjienib« Ills leisure uiotbers* im-etlng. Mrs. L. II. Huggins Yen, radio la a is'iminnl pleasure < «tiliini piiix Ts, Kimda.v school, Mrs. J. which «-an la* shared ■ with Die loud tina* sketching uml jointing, showed Edgington ; lien 11 h. Mrs. Haviland ; siHsiker or enjoyed alone with the head mostly phtureH of locnl landre*|M*H. iHllI'C, ', Mrs. it. Livhigstoiie; parlia- phones. only don't do like the m«*Hn However, reverni were executed last nuiitnry, Mrs. W. F. Larawny; m«’d- Hwisle wlm invited his friends to hear winter while he was on a tour of I leni tem|H'iame. Mrs. VVin. Foss; mem- I i I h n« w oiie-tulie radio. He adjusted southern California, and one of them I «erslilp committee. Mrs. .1. b : McKin- the lihonen «m hin cars and said. 'Now wns mail«* Inst summer while lie whh u non; progrann, Mrs. K. 1). Peterson; I von listen 1111« ll I tell you vat h«nr.' student nt m I mmi I nt Ashland. One of th«* iiH/st rolorfal of th«* pi«*- sclentlllc teai|M’ran<e. Mrs. I h I h 'II ; pn*ss ttue-tuhe rets are Hue. for one. We sii|ierlntendent. Miss Olive 1'opiMT; suH|Mit from pansifal Inquiries that turen showed B:ild Butte, eminence on ' fairs and exhibits. Mrs. Dexter; cviin- Snntn i'Inui la going to provide the tlie Eant Sidi’ of tin* valley, in nprlng- gi'llsllc. Mrs. Clark; legislative movie’s. longe,I for one-tube ret Tor more tlinn tillH*. Tlie great open expanre of liill- I I Mrs. J. R. Nlc-kelreii; welcoming, Mrs. our Riiiall ixi.l* We talked with several side is aglow with wild sunflower and a W F. Auclrecw-. hospital. Mrs. Win. ex-ren going operators this week, <m«> purple lupin,: ' “Nocturno, Nis'tiirnv n pirtun* plct-u re of-the of -the tree- tree - r h«.“ r.lhriiÍT;nFi < flBKMW hui • uiMiifli Plans tire ls>lng inade to liold a few numIrtg down the Interference’ caused Just north of the city, allows the iow- I health classes after tlie Arat of tlie at the Elks club. letter from a noted land at eventide. It I h on«* of the most year. Til«'»«* elass«1» «111 lie ciiinlnctc'd radio engineer in answer to a query appealing pictures Mr. Manrer has by Mrs. May King, roiinty health nttrac I from n* stiggiwta that DC street car done. There is a mystery of the j nsslste«! |>y Mrs. 11 a v I In 1 id. I mid elevator systems may la- adding Hwauip almut It that holds the one in- ‘ Mrs W. F. Larawny put on a parila to otir |x«wer noise. We «re truly free s|Mi*tiiig the laiiutingH. Mr. Maurer has inentnry drill after will« li refresh menta from that source lint do hope tlmt imint«*d two treea of the Utwering rot- «er«’ servcil by Mrs. Atkinson mid her sorti«* distinguished yisltor will assist tonwiMMl that car themselves on thy None of his c imiffiiti'«’. uh In running down tlu* «■ama-H of this road to Koberg's Ixaffii. The 1* T. will meet Saturday nf- continmsi interference, and that some paintings attract«*«! greater notice than tlieae. teriHxin at the* home of the hader. I« hii I fan witli time enough will take* Mountain landscapes are represented Mrs. Whitnuin. 1.1,1." Cascade. on bls boulders the* burden of form- Two new iiiciii I hts Joined Inst meet 1 Ing the Radio, Listeners club. We nil by “GhoHtrldge." an eminence in a ing. New oflkers Will la* electui «’Very I will help. Are you game? Entrance Im nie« I «ver forest on the north side* of Hire® month». The next in«i*tlng Is to r«s|iilr« iii' ntx: Your name, address. Monnt Hood. A rugged. Are sc-arre«! lx n very im|x i'taiit irn'cling. All meiu- type of re«elver. and your complaint, |dn<* looniH In the* foregriaind and off l«er*i cotiic. Bring vour friends. if any. Fees; None. Beneflta: You across the liazi’ of tlie kwlands tower «III In’ notiths! when to take comerted Mount AdaniM and Mt. St. Helens. One Old Mujer I Ionic Iking K:ui*d h < tkii nml nil write to tire place where of tlu- quaintest of Mr. Manser's pic- ’Flu» old mUHt give w«y to the new. I < onqilnlntH «ill do th«* most good. This tune Is a siiiail canvass called “The mid ho It lx tlmt tlie Jtii-ob Mayer «111 get action or we arc prepared to W cmm I h .” It is fraimil by the mor tired lioin«', nt one time one of thy iiioh I pre use a shotgun If it d<a*«n't. Yep, rado- end of an a ppi«* box. tentions ri'Nldi'iKs'K In I'ortlnnd. in to otlcnlly sixnking. QRM. QSV, QTC. FINS, FURS, FEATHERS I m * torn down to make' way for 11 mod ibnefli Tea ftiven ern biisiin sh block. Game officials of Hkatnania county. Work 011 the wrecking of the old I Tie' Woman's club gave a ls*neflt ten Washington, have taken a pair of house nt tb«> Hoiitliensf comer of ill the ll«od River library Friday, and heater to Goose lake, tfie goal of flwli- Twelfth ntul Morrison HtreetH wns ' the proceeds which up to 4.30 that af ermcn on the southwest Imre of Mount sturi« d bist week, ncfoydlng to Murk I ternoon were $fk>. will ls> us«‘d for mill Adams. The t>ed of the lak« Is formed A. Mayor, Mayer, of Mosier, i.wncr of the ing '.oiiiforts to tli<‘ wards in the hos largely by lava rock. Immediately l>ro|s'riy. Mr. Mnyi*r ntiiiouinvd Hint pital. Gorgisms chrysnntliemnms and after the great «urtliquake which lie would eivet n four story business ' vello ’■ en'olli s addeil warmth and light caused such ruin in Jiqiaii. the waters mid office building «listing K2on.«MM) on to the lure.... nt of the library. Mrs. of Goose hike were observed to lie re the site. E. it. Bradley, who furnished most of ceding rapidly. Cracks were found in The quarter block of projierty on the < lirisantlieiiiums. was chairman of tile lava rock. The sceiMige was stopped which' the old home stnn<ls was orig the decoration committee. A feature with bags of eartli. and branches of inally a part of the old donation hind of the di-corntlons was a display of pic trees Ismnd together. claim of .1. 1*. <), Lownxdale. It was tures by Percy L. Manser. Further seeiHigp started this fall, purchased' by Jacob Mayor, father of Women wlm contributed to the de and last week When Game Wnrdrti Hark Major. from Wlllhiin'E. Cooper lightful entertainment of the tea were: Ziegler and Predtnn Ash toAk the May 2. |s'l Alxiut four years later Mrs. C. A. Bell. Mrs. J. E. Ferguson, heaver to the lake, they found the Ilin elder Mayer erected the bouse, Mrs. A. W. McKeown and Mrs. K. H. shallows tillc«! with tish. Other IsuCers which mi. his iilnl hl> wife's lunne Colby At Hie head of tlie card tables will tie taken in later In the,season. «ere Mis M E. McCarty, Mrs. Win. Workings of the animals it is ex]x'«*ted Weber. Mrs. Floyd Nunamaker and will All the creriqea. Regional Ihm rd to Meet Um A. D. Il nmey. 'Hie first formal - fm etiiig of the Mrs. Edw. Stiarks was at the head The Skamania Rod and Gun dub l’a- Ilk Northwest Regiomil Advisory of the refreshmenta committee. lias rontmAed for construction of a Boo ad. which functbais. imder spon- trap and rifle range on fho Smith Speaker Rapa Mediums ranch on th«* North Bank highway near rershlp of the Ami rh nn Railway asso S]M>rtsmen of Skamania ciation. in thy distrlbutivnN of cars Not a medium aupposisl to converse Stevenson. for all shippers of the secdioii. will Is» with the spirit of the dead, bus ever county are displaying a kei n Interest In Id nt Seattle Friday. I>eivinb<'r 4. Iceen aide to withstand the a<4d teat of in the organization, which now ntim- .» A. F. S. Steele, president of the orgmi- Investigation, according to Prof. Conk liera 4.1 members. . ____ ______ > Iziitlon, nml C. T. Baker, scs'retary. of lin. of tlie I'niversity of Oregon pay- Bail Ider died Minxes Auto the ilisul River Traffic association, will cht.logy di'p.iiiiueiit. who deliveriti nn lie i>reseut for the luciding. address Inst week to tlie Mini's Brother A huge boulder rolled front a bank Mr. Steolo statcsl that shippers of hood of Itlveralde Community ehnreh. on the Columbia River highway -------- Sun all commodities will attend the meld ■ Immortality,” Prof. Conklin declared, day. barely missing the automobile ing. "Is dl’proven Hither thau proven by driven bv V. Wigren. a Cascade Txxkx school director. The rock struck the spiritualism.** Scott Buys Brositia Building highway not six feet from the auto 11. E. Scott has purchased from Mrs. W ing lx* is Dead mobile. then houniled over the guard Emma Rrosin« it pioneer twostorp * Funeral service* were hold in Port- fence and Into the river, brick business blm k nt th«» corner of lnpd Tuesday for Whig !**'. 27, cousin Semind and Oak streets Mr ScottJind ! of Les* Knn. of the Ilood River cafe. Good Potato Prim Is'cn agent In charge of the property Wing |x*e. whose death occurred Sat With the potato crop of the cofintry for some tlmn. urday, was bore with bis cousin for nearly harvested, the yield may now J swim' time sec oral years ago? He was In* judged quite /lowly. and the last Men Taken W ith Pint I edneated in one of the Portland high estimate of State Market Agent Spence Two Port laud nun. who wet® ri»- I s.die,ds. He had many friends here la a yield 72 per cent of normal. Price* ....... ... lfevcd of a pint of lienor, were arriMcsl who regretted to hear of his death. all over the country are nteadlly ad Tuesday/ night hy Night Marshal Con-1 ------ vancing and Indication)« are that Ore The Glacier makea rubber at amps. gon growers will get good price*. nwi Standard Sedan Star Q pt quality—traditional Star fineness of construction—is now ready for you at lower prices! This new Standard Sedan is Star s latest full-value presentation in closed cars. $955 delivered here—that newjow selling quotation makes it a magnificent “value buy among all motor cars today. Figure it out! In this new Standard Sedan you get, among other quality features: • . * —Natural Wood Wheels of Heavy Artil lery Type [The popular, demanded wheel of modern motoring!] 4* -*^Fi»k Full Balloon Tires. [Genuine, easy riding balloons in the swagger 4.40 size!] —Million Dollar Motor. [Famous epoch achieving high gear power plant!] —The only low price car with four-wheel brakes—Safety. Opportunity! You p«y only » much a» you deal* under the generous, hietory-making terms of the Star Gold CertifUntc Save and Earn Plan! TWIN PEAKS AUTO CO. MR. MANSER SHOWS APPEALING PICTURES Officer Apprehends Japanese llirto Turlsito. SB-year-old .laiainere resident of White Salmon, was taken Into custody Saturday night l>y Night Marshal Conover. The officer pick«*«! up Turlsito as lie started across the ECONOMY MARKET I LET US DEMONSTRATE THEM WILLYS-KNIGHT OVERLAND The newest models are now on display. Will be glad to have you phone us or drop in at any time. J. A. CARR = T «5 AUTO ACCIDENT POLICY Information Required » (See Advertisement on Preceding Page) What is your full nam*'? ........................... Sex _..................... What 1» your age' H>) Winni were you l»orn? lbs. What la jour color e, (d) Weight? Height? fest Inches. Where do you renide? Vo. St reet liiwn __ L State What firm arc you (a member of?) («"iiplovcd by?) Wbat is their business?. Where located? No. Street City of----- _____ _ Ht a te of What Is your occupation? To whom is jHiliey to be Name in full Iiayabie iu case of death Relationship under Its provisions? ________ „ Age Resilience Have you in contemplation any special journey or hazardous under taking? . ..... „............. x. , ___ _ ____ :.............. Are your habits temperate, and are you In sound and healthy con dition mental'y and physically? Policy applied for this ___ day of -192 Signature of applicant: (Tliis ipaurance take« effect only upon receipt of policy l»y assured) R. E. SCOTT, A gent HOOD RIVER, OREGON I interstate bridge. Complaint was made bx M. Yasul. a cousin of the Jap- ane*e. who slated that hie mind was affected. Turboto will be returned to •I h | miu from Seattle thia week, it wan «aid. \ (Successor to Mt. Hood Meat Co.) R. E. STEELE L. A. BEAUDOIN - Tel. 4141 FANCY TURKEYS - DUCKS - GEESE YOUNG FAT HENS AND ROAST CHICKENS WE WILL CUT PRIZE WINNING BEEF FROM THE f LIVE STOCK SHOW PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR FANCY ROASTS AND STEAKS. " IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE MINCE MEAT - SWEET PICKLE RELISH - PICKLES SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON ECONOMY LITTIJ-: LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE FOR BREAKFAST Shop Early and get the Best PHONE 4141 - QUALITY - SERVICE Blue Ribbon Cafe THIRD AND OAK STREETS We Never Sleep-Open Night and Day Dinners. Short Orders Anytime. Chicken Dinners Sundays. Quick Service Counter for Your Convenience. r<ibles If you prefer. We cater to all. EMPLOY WHITE HELP ONLY. OPEN KITCHEN. “And the Coffee"- that is Our Motto-Good Coffee L. S. ISENBERG AND C. F. ISENBERG, PROPRIETORS — 'l OREGON LUMBER CO S L AB WOOD BLS I FOR SUMMER AND WINTER, TOO ORDER YOUR SUPPLY AT ONCE FROM HARRY T. DeWITT PHONE 4242 u o ll ' NOT BUSINESS hut Service hi its trui-M and Rnrot sense perfo™«v and reverence for the loved one home mortuary * E. BARTMESS. Funeral
