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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1925)
HOOD RIVER get. »1160; City at Hood River, W*tar. »3.60: 1*11 rent. 116. K Carson, Jailer. »17; Coffiity Clerk, •tampe. »10; J. K. Careon, bailiff, »14; Dr J. Edgington, health offi cer, »56.80; Forestry Department, At a regular meeting of Canby Post, for co-operative work on Cloud Cap G. A. R., held December 12, the follow Inn road, »2000; Frederick Port'Co.,' ing officer* were elected for the coming eurveyor’* aupplle*. »21.84; Alllaon' year: Simpson Oopple, commander; Fletcher. couMuiailoner, »16.80; WmH prisoner«' Thoma« Gosa, senior vice- sommaml^r; H. Edick, »tamp*. »4; James R. Cash, junior vice command board, »21.39; C. T. Footer, gravel er; 8. F. Blytha, adjutant; G. R- Cart ing walk* and laying tile, »26; al-, ner, officer of the day; Sanford Smith, lowed »16, disallowed »10; Thoma* { chap'ain; R. F. Frasier, quartermas B. Edward«, groceries for Hattie: ter; Jonathan Johnson, surgeon; Geo. Mllee, »30; Glaa* ft Prudhomme Do., L. Aggers, officer of the guard; A. H. road pay roll sheet«, »6.58; Gerde« Jewett, sergeant major; N. W. Hard Hotel, room for Geo. Forrester ft man and (»liver H. Galvin, representa wiife, »1; H. L. H*»brouck, railroad tives to department encampment to be fare and meals for indigent«. »3.50; held at Marshfield In June, 19'2«. Joint Hotanan ft Samuel, Jay account, There’s never a doubt installation services with Canby Corps, »7.23; Oatrander account, »34.91; F. W. R. C.. will be held in Elks ball the H. Blagg, Justice fees, »2.25: J. K. about the pleasure of in « Carson, conetuble, »6 10; C. M Hurl first meeting in January. Canby Post was organized May 22, burt, surveying roud at Doe, »8; suring beautiful silver, 1886, with the following charter mem Lost Lake road, »8; Hood River Glacier, printing notice of seizure and especially if it bears Iters: Oscar L. Stranahan, John A. Wilson. Russell Pegler, Joseith Frazier, of auto, »12 15; Hood River News,] such a guarantee of qual J. W. Eldridge, Geo. P. Crowell, James printing court proceedings. »32.60; I tax levy, »122.26; Hood A. Hagadon, Newton Clark, Benjamin notice of ____ ity as the names of V Karl Pierce, »105; Hull, P. G. Barrett, A. II. Jewett, Da River Hospital, Izora Mackley, »21; operating Mr*. vid E. Berdan, Franklin Noble, Horace C. Stranahan. The surviving charter room and «urgical dri-asing, »11.26; members ore A. II. Jewett, of White Hood River laundry, for jail, 36ft; Salinoi., and Horace C. Stranahan, of Hood River County Nurse Asaocia- tion, bajance • of 1925 budget allow- Vancouver, Wish. _____ HHVH __ L. H. Huggins, Geo. Up- Since the organization of the ]>ost ance, »909; 12.3 comrades have Iteen mustered and ton account, »10; J. W. Ingalls, car signed tliu descriptive Itook. Of this hire, 50ft; Kresse Drug Co., »5.15; nuinlter 65 have died while member* of W. J. Kocken, salary, »166.50; car and the post, 40 have withdrawn by card or espenae, »40; office ■ expenae gone to unknown part* aud 18 are telephone, »17.95; Mrs. W. J. Kocken writing 20 car inspection certific memliers of the port today. D/iE.r/xJ/vn Packages will be laid away and delivered Thirty-three comrades have filled the ates, »4; J. M. Wilson, deputy fruit vnnstmas Deliveries to your door on Christmas Eve if desired office of commander of the port. A. II. inspector, »66.50; Ellen D. Crew, Jewett served two terms as command work in Inspector’s office, »15; A. er, G. It. Cartner two terms, and Simp- B. Cooper, deputy Inspector, »160; non Coppie has now beeu elected for auto »31.44; F. H. Klngdon, deputy, . Give the Boys and Girls bis third term. Of the ity now compos- »150; auto, »19.60; J. L. Htewart, »150; auto, »11-44; in the membership of the post 12 are deputy, E. Lyle, deputy inspector, »160; past (iimniatillers. »19.80; Mount Hood Mill Canby post has been honored by the auto, Appropriate for Everyone ! election of three of its comrades as de ing Co., bridge lumber, »4.34; Mt. partment commander, as follows: 8. Hood Hotel, room for Blanche Wil son, »6.16; Telephone for Sheriff, F. Blythe, elected at Newberg, 1907; You’ll have to “pungie up” for them Easy Chairs and Rockers $9.75 Newton Clnrk. elected at Ashland, clerk and garage, »18.70; Odell Cash Make wonderful gifts Store, groceries by Mr. Hasbroiick, later on, anyway! Writing Desks, Spinet, 19.50 1912; George R. Cartner, elected at »1.75; Perigo ft Son, for Martha at a modest outlay from Granta l'ass, 1923. Etick, »5; Paris Fair, bedding for Tennis Racquets, Gloves, Tea Wagons The oldest comrade In the post is 28.00 your Christmas budget. Jame« King, now sojourning in llllls- Mr. Ostrander, »6.83; P. P. & L. Co. Foot Balls, Base Balls, Bats, light at court house, »7.55; Riibuilt boro, N. I)., Who has reached the age Sewing Cabinets....... 4.95 A modest cash deposit and of 92. The next oldest Is Titos. Go**, Typewriter Co., ribbons for clerk's Punching Bags, Boxing office, »4.67; W. L. Sluts, gravel Cedar Chests ........ .... 18.00 who will reach his 87th birthday Jan small monthly sums will se manure for lawn, »6; Mr«. R. Gloves, Track and Tennis uary 4, 192(1. But few of the members and W. Strtfbel, Justice court witness, cure one of these for your Davenport Tables .... 22.00 of the isist are now under «0 year* of »5.20; Salvation Army, allowance for Shoes, Golf Sticks, Golf age. 1925, »60; F. D. Antrim, district Xmas giving. 4.00 Providence has been kind to Canby sealer, Bags and Balls, Fishing End Tables... »10.98; Clara L. Wilbur, of- Post during the past year. While fioe work for clerk, »3.36; Taft Floor Lamps 15.75 other posts of the department have Transfer Co., ooal for Mr. Ostran Tackle, Guns. been visited by the Grim Reaper, and der, »12.60; Kelly Bros., blankets *ome have surrendered their charter, taken by Mr. Hart, »3.95; E A. Canby port passed through the year Frans Co., for surveyor’« office, without the loss of a member. »3.50: Beall Pipe ft Tank Co., cul- Mitchell, care vert, »153.57; . . Maggie __ Simpson Coppie, honored for the Mr. Ostrander, »19; H. L. McCamey, Ha« created a mild sensation third time to fill the commander's care Mrs. Wishart, »20; Elizabeth chair, has held hl* memberHhip in the Hendrick, wort in Dhtrict Attorney It’s the “biggest little” sale poet since bl* arrival In Hood River office, ,2«; J. W. Crites, travelling, in town. Many families are over 40 years ago. Hia long and ar ,29.60; phone and stamps. »7.60. duous Hcrvice in the army affected his GRAND JURY: E. C. Wright, ,6; ALL SIZES pooling their Xmas money eyesight and for year* he has been J. M. Taylor, »7.40; H. H. Meyers, under treatment for thia affliction. ,10.40; E. M. 1-a.pe, »4.50; Albert YOUR CHOICE and buying one fine present Today he is nearly blind. He cannot KniMOW, ,7; J. J. Kruunenacher, see to read the service book, but has »7.40; E. W Birge, »6.60 for the house. The savings the o|H-ning services for the post, the GRAND JURY WITNESSES: C. are really extraordinary. order of business and closing com E. (’apple, ,8.40; V. Winchell, »3.20. mitted to memory, ao that he makes a CIRCUIT COURT JURORS: 8. F. very efficient presiding officer. Aitken. ,13; O. M. Bailey, ,13.70; Comrade Coppie waa born In Marion E. O. Blancftiar, ,3; Ed. Button, ,9; connty, Illinois, Jnly 12, 1842. At the H 8. Chevron, »11.30; R. D. Cornell, age of 19 he enlisted in Co. C., 11th »11.30; Otto Ehrok, »10.40; W. T. county is to receive warranty deed. keep member* informed as to when Remington pointed out that Jeaua waa Sheriff ordered to release one trips will be made. The first trip will lion and the golden rule. Illinois volunteer infantry,'a regiment Forry, »9.60; Geo. Gallaway, »12.60; thnt made a remarkable record and Its J. H. Galley, »11.65; L. L. Gooch. traffic officer as a result of the be made next Sunday to Cloud Cap St Marku’ waa designed, old English loss in killed and wounded In the many ,12.50; C. J. Gordon, ,7; G. W. Koi law which provide« that the state Inn. The party will leave at 8 o’clock. atyle, by lawremv & Holford, well- recovered A trip is lieing planned to Government known Portland architect*. The arcbed engagements In which it jearticipated la*, »13 60; Edgar Locke, ,11.50; A. shall receive all fines waa espial led by few. His first colonel, C. Lofta, »3; Frank Maseee, »11.90; from violations on state highways. camp and alao one to Eden park by windows are of gothic design. Direct Mr. H. C. McKamey allowed »20 way of Clond Cap Inn. Anybody wi*h- ly l i e h i n d t h e pulpit h a n gs a taupe W. II. L. Wallace (killed at Shiloh In A. C. Parrott, »13.70; G. W. Thomp command of a division) was succeeded son. »6; E. W. Gibbs, »8.50; F. B. per month for the— care— of— Mrs. ing to Join can do ao by giving their velour dossal, which contrasts with by Colonels Thomas, Ransom. Garrett, Snyder, ,4.60; H. B. Nesbit. »9.60; Wish art until further ordered. name and phone number to one of the purple hangings. Dated Decumiber 7, 1926. T. Galli Nevins aud Coates. The regiment first W. R. Collie, »4.60; Geo. _ committee or to the secretary. Donora of special gifts for the KENT SHOEMAKER, saw service in Missouri, when it gan, »6.60; H. B. Johnson, li.60; F. church were: Mrs. E. F. Pooley, of Clerk. inarched to New Madrid, Bloomfield, H. Miller, »10.10; L. E. Taft, |4; 8t. Mark’s De di ml ion Beautiful Philadelphia, choir stall*; Mrs. A. O. « Charleston and other points. It was M. R. Tucker, ,6.80. Last Sunday ft beautiful service was Barker, of Portland, mother of Mrs. with Grant nt the capture of Fort Road Fund held in the new 8t. Mark’* Episcopal Fielding S. Kelly, gave the lectren, and Henry. At Fort Doneiaon It waa heav church. Bishop Remington delivering the St. Marks' chapter of the Daugh Nlobolfl. ROADMAJFTER: W. L. ily engaged for five hours, losing .329 ,180. the itermon. In hi* delivery Bishop ter* of the King presented the credence *................ killed, wounded and missing out of much more than a teacher of aalva- or offertory. FOREMEN: 0. F. Epley, ,91.77; f>00 engaged. At the Icattle of Shiloh It John Cosgrove, ,85.77. again lost heavily, and here Comrade LABOR: J. E. Warren, ,4; W. G. ('oppie was wounded In the knee. , Af Gaddis, »9.60; P. H. Mohr, »260; W. Ik'talls of the program for the Ore ter the siege of Corinth the regiment G Gaddis. »28.76 ; 8. Baltsman, »16- ma relied to Jackson, Tenn.; thence to 14; C. P. Saltaman, »16.14; Arley gon State Teachers’ association as pre- Cairo, III.. for purpose of recruiting; Redman. »14.36; C. F. Lionberger, istrcil by Miss Cornelia J. Hpencer, of Portland, president, I»i*an E. D. Ress the lice to I’aducah, Ky.; thence to ,43.96; Harry Squires, »82.57; R. Clarkvillc, Tenn, and Hopkinsville, W. Caldwell, ,43 08; A. A. Gerling. ler, of O. A. C., secretary, and the Ky. wus then .~<iin>e<i assigned to in the 1,3th ny. It it wu* isin Am < »14.M; C.-F- heads of the various departments of army *ml partlrtRitod iw Ux- >7».«0^X7' b. Dittai. 1 ,iiW. Hie fwoetatton, nrv now almost com l-_ —_____ plete aud the entire program will soon <ani|>afNi of Northern Mliedwrippl un TRUCKS: Wtai H. Edick, auto til January 12. PMl'i, marching to Ab- license. 11; Twin Peaks Auto Co., l»e ready for publication, according to bfevllle.; thence to Holly Springs, Mos »18 06; L. H. Maddux & Co., ad- announcement by E. F. Carleton of cow and Memphis; thence to Ijtke Justing lights, ,3 60; J. E. Hazeltine Eugene, chulrmau of committee on in Providence. I ji . ; thence to Milliken's ft On.,- ,6.78; Heck Unger, »22.84; formation. The representative council will meet Bend and then engaged in the Vicks Feenaughty Machinery Co., ,7.37; J. YOUR MUSIC STORE Tuesday, December 29, for the trans burg campaign, taking part In the as F. Peeler. ,4.25. action of all bunlneM. Wednesday sault June 17. 1M6.3. It moved on ex MECHANIC: Jam?* Wilson, »175. morning the general assembly will pedition* to Natchez. Woodville Green SUPPLIES: IXvld" Grieve, »6-35 wood, Liverpool Heights, Yazoo City and »8.60; Oregon Lumber Co., 80<; meet to listen to addresses from Miss and Black Illver Bridge; then again to S M. Dick. ,1.10; Peter Barger A Mattel V. Wilson, of the Heattie public Yazoo City, Benton and Vaughan's Co., »5; Kelly Bro*. ,3.72; E. A. schools, Dr. E. P. Cnbberley, of Stan Our— ford university, and Mr*. J. F. Hill, Station, Ml««; thence to Jackson, Ml««., Franz Co., »4.19. vice president of the National Congress engaging the enemy three times. It POWER: P. P. A L. Co., »3.56. TIES are better then moved to Morganza, La.; thence INSURANCE: C. N. Raviin, of Parents and Teachers. Assembly singing will be under di SHIRTS have that up-to-the-minute look to Gaines landing, Duvall's Bluffs, »31.11. rection of Supervisor W. H. Boyer, of Ark and M ohcow . Tenn. It was at -they are new and priced properly. POWDER: S. J. Frank. »27.6«. Mobile and the capture of Spanlah MAN AND TEAM * HIRE: D. R. the Portland schools; upper grade boy* BELTS— Simply everything that is being Dirt and Fort Blakely. Mustered out Cooper. »76.52; Le« 81-utz, »35 95; from Eliot school will give a dramatiz ation of familiar «ongx, under the di shown. nt Baton Rouge, July 14, ISffi. Geo Baker, $49.43. Comrade Coppie wno with his com TRUCK I »HIVERS: Forrest Cas- rection of Miss Mabel Hurley, class HATS — Natty grays bought especially for mand during its service up to his dls- sit y, »98.78; Jos Hawkins, »98.78; room teaciier. Departmental mwr I oiis our Christmas trade. will lie held Wednesday afternoon and charge at Vicksburg August 18. 18(14. Geo. Smith, 197.85; Orley Redman. GLOVES made by Hansen and warm b.v reason of expiration of term of »36 92; A R. Shank. ,116.27; Clif Thursday morning. The association will done Its work service ford McKinzie. ,91.77. lined In a dozen diffferent waps. EMERGENCY: Bennett Bros. with a general assembly Thursday af PHOENIX HOSIERY— Beyond all ques Graham Bro«. Truck, ,2036.43; A. ternoon. when addresses will Is- given tion the most complete showing tn the D. Tomllneon, sawing wood, »9; J. by Fred W. Bteiwer, of Pendleton, W. MoCuistlon, sawing wood, ,20; representing the American Legion, Mins city. Third Eugene Beauregard, hauling gravel, Wilson and Dr. Cublierley. »228; - ................. Hood - - River Auto Wreckers, grade pupils from Hosford school will sing three ;mrt songs under the direc ,5. tion of Mrs. Grace Williams McCrack Markat Road Fund General Fund en. Representative member* of the Lee Slut*, team hin», »107.85; Geo. Telephone Co., Sheriff's long dis faculties of the Oregon State Normal tance calls, »2.06; E. A. Frani, Fiaker, team hire, 1107.86; K. D. aehool, Oregon Aricultural College, Uni court liouee supplies, $4.35; Richard IHlks, labor, »79.80; C. F. Bayless, versity of Oregon, well known class Joe Dobson, rock room teachers and city and county su- J. Crane, oourt reporter, »26.31; labor, »11.97; G«o. T. Prather, bailiff, »7; W E work, 124.4«; Harry Dobson, rock perintendents from all section* of Ore Livery | gon have lieen assigned work in the de Jones, bounty. »4; R. M. Winans, work. »12.47; Transfer ft To bounty, »6; Mrs. Maggie xMltchell, Co., hauling gravel, »1003.80; partmental programs. In the repre AU nicely wrapped in boxes for mail care Mr. Ostrander. »25; John Tapp, County Rbad Fund, use of trucks' sentative council report* will be given for hauling gravel, »810; C. M. Hurl killing and disposing of horses, ing if desired—and without charge. by the following committee diairmen : »25; Robt Leasure, bounty, »5; J. burt, Hurveylng, »1«; E. Hobaon,1 Loan fund. Miss Viola Ortachlld, Port surveying, »88«; Beall Pipe ft Tank, W. Crites, expense of County Insti land ; necrology, Mrs. Emma Bryant, tute, »104.70: J. M Lakin, care Mr. Co., culvert. »150.28; Kelly Bros, I Hillsboro; higher educational stand supplies, 126.90. Ostrander, »24; E E. Shoemaker, ards. Dean Geo. II. Alden, Salem; ex Other Proeaedinge deputy clerk, »126; J. H. Sheldrake, tended program from O. 8. T. A., Mrs. deputy sheriff, »125; W. 'Riley,traf »ltyiPO ordered transferred from Mary L. Fulkerson. Salem; aehool rev fic officer, »200; J, C. Devin, traf General Fund to Martlet Road Fund, enues and taxation, A. Landreth, Pen fic officer, »200; Marie Hanneman, per 1925 Budget. dleton; extra curricula activities, In allowance, »15; Luerina E. Hoag- • Balance of »3494.81 in the motor high schools, R. E. McCormack, North iland, care D. C. Miller, ,76; Nettie license fund ordered transferred to B«*nd; scholarship records, J. L. Gary, Ma/, allowance, »10; F. G. Church, the Road Fund. Wert Linn. fof Mr. Ostrander, ,1»; Chas. Fos Troaeurer ordered to take up All railways in Oregon have grant- ter, Janitor, ,50. River Highway »4000 CokMribla ‘ . eh reduced fares, on the certificate PENSIONS: Loeslua E. Hoagland, Bond« held by 3. Benton, per 1925 plan. ,17-60; Violet Crokby, ,36; Cora A. Budget. fiohooley, ,10; Sue L. Mitchell, Signed contract with Standard Oil Guide Ski Club Organised »17X0; FJorenoe O. Angus, ,17.50; Co. for gas for year” 1926 at a price Afcfcle C. Colvin, ,17.60; Nana M. not to exceed 18«. The Guide Ski club wna organized . , Dreeke, ,17 60; z Ollie '”’- " ........ .......... Young, »17.60; Mr*. Mildred Redfearn allowed Monday night at the Chamber of Com Teresa Hugg. 117.60; Ida Oilman. mother'« pen«ion of |10 per month. merce room«. The meeting was well »45.33 Geo. Upton given allowance à of attended ami those present were en- We want you to be satisfied. Drop in and W. E. Jocea, bounty, ,7; Geo. Up- »10 per month until further ordered. (hualaMtic over winter sport. Well* ton, allowance, |10; . Albraham _ __ ______ ft 8W try us for vour Staple Grocery Supplies and for John A. Keeley given allowance Bennett and Mark Weygandt came up ton, oounty eases, ,138; E. R Brad of »30 per month until farther or from Portland. A. L Anderson wan any little fancy article that you may wish. ley, printing, »4.60; F. H. Black dered. elected president: Ted Baker, swre- man, eonftnlMioner, »15.20; Boys ft County court eigned lease, which tary, and Kent Shoemaker, L. M. Bald Girl* Aid Society. 1925 budget al will be presented to Caidwell Dun:. _ win and Paul Hoerllne as a member lowance, ,90; John Baker, half of ham Co. for their signature, dor Ex «hip committee. fice rent and phone, ,13.50; Cale periment Farm. The Lease prov Anybody is eligible for membership ft Cdborn, overhauling typewriter* ides foe annual paymeat«, wMchare providing they have their own «kiln J. L. STEWART. Propr.. | TaLlMl In ctertt’s office, »20; County Lib to apply toward th« purchase price There will lie no dm*« Bulletin t*oards rary Anaodatlon, balance 1928 bud- and when ail payment« arw made will be ported in different place* to CANBY POST, G. A. B ELECTS OFFICERS The Search For Gifts Ends Here Silverware Worry and indecision vanish when you bring your shopping list here—and you can keep within your budget too. You’ve one short week to shop. CHOICEST SELECTION OF ROGERS AND COMMUNITY PLATE Sets and Odd Pieces China and Porcelain DINNER SETS AND TEA SETS Gins OF PRACTICAL UTILITY to lighten her labor for years! Maytag Dolls, Toys, Games Electric From Santa’s Workshop - — Washer ▲11 reserve stocks have been brought out to fill the gaps made by Nearly shoppers, and express shipments Universal coming daily to keep the assortment complete for yon. PLEASE GOME THIS WEEK! Vacuum Cleaner Monarch GIFTS OF FURNITURE Electric ATHLETIC GOODS Range EASY TERMS Decorated 32-Piece Sets as low as $8.25 CHRISTMAS TREES 5Oc Every Man Would Like Good Tools THE RUG SALE Saws, Hammers, Screwdrivers, Planes, Wrenches, Etc. E.A.FRANZ CO Free Conce The first showing of the NEW BRUNSWICK STATE TEACHERS TO MEET SOON PANATROPE at K. OF P. HALL Monday, December 21, at 8 P. M DON’T WAIT A MINUTE LONGER ! CORSON MELODY SHOP Men like things modi from a Men’s Store Christmas Gifts Sheaffer’s Fountain Pens, $175 to $8.75 Toilet Sets, $2.00 to $15.00 Christmas Box Candy, $1.00 to $8.50 NOVEMBER COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS ▲ large assortment of Gift Leather Goods and Christmas Box Stationery J. G. Vogt HOOD RIVER DRUG CO Christmas Specials A Real Grocery Service A fu]l -line of Gwd Groceries-Oeerfil Sorice-Riÿi Prices Pipes, Candies, Nuts, Cigar» Perfumes and Novelties at the HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY QEO. MELLON 4
