HOOD RIVER CLAQffl, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1925
LOCAL MENTION
B. L. Baabrouck. optometrist.
I
Born—To Mr aud Mrs. Wm. Edellng,
Monday. December 21. a son.
J
v*«or Creech, of Aber-
Wash . were here for a visit with
>ome folks Christmas.
Mr< Geo ^orrtaon spent
m . ih ,<Ui’
the home
Mra. C. P.
Phillipa, of Longview, Wash.
Mr and Mrs. Earl Shank spent
-Mra 8hank'
Mrs. J. Chase, of Corvallis.
Yoan<,
Vancouver,
■Pent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs
A. 8. Kolatad.
« ,
ANNUAL LEGION CLIMB CARLETON CANDIDATE HOOD RIVER HOS
BOOSTS MOUNT HOOD FOR SUPERINTENDENT
PITAL REMEMBERED
New Year dance tonight at Pine
Grove Grange hall. Gravenstelns
E. F. Carleton, of Eugene, has an - ” The Hood River hospital la very
(By Kent Shoemaker)
’ Charles Evans spent the holidays at
Duriagetbe tart few y«an Oregon nounced bls candidacy, subject to the grateful fur many lovely Christmas re
Mount Hood with hta family.
baa mad« • wonderful stride toward approval of the voters of the Republi membrance*. Tta» day before Christ
party at the coming primary elec mas C. W. Lougbery, deputy game war
Misses Rena and Olive Barney are
the buildinff of market and scenic can
home on a vacation.
roads. In Hood River county we have tion, for the office of superintendent den, brouhgt in two delicious turkeys.
Christmas eve the Camp Fire Girls
Roscoe Anderson lias returned from
the Columbia River highway, pro of public instruction.
Mr. Carleton submits his candidacy made every patient happy with minia
U. of O. to visit his borne folks.
nounced the most wonderful drive in and
will make hie campaign ou the ture Christmas trees.
They also
all America. We have tbe Mount Hood
C. A. Puddy, who has been seriously
that he is fitted by training brought dolls for the children, who
Loop highway connecting with the Co ground
11L to very much Improved In health.
and experience for the position. For greatly enjoyed them.
Lindsay Splght spent the week end
Let a Coin Controlled Clock help you at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. lumbia River highway and taking tboae 13 years he was assistant superintend
The W. O. T. U. donated linen, a wel
who travel it through the world’s fa ent of public instruction, aud for two
•ava. See Allyn Button or tel. 4242 jl6tf Huggins.
mous Hood River valley, where ta years was field representative of the come gift. The Christian church left
The Portland Telegram, Hood River
six Jars of assorted fruit.
Don’t wreck yuur car; you might grown the famous Hood River apple
agent, Carroll Day. Phone 336 .1. a30tf not lie able to buy a Stromberg Carl and the Hood River strawberry. Aa a University of Oregon. Through these
There were many individual gifts
For Rent—Office rooms in the Brosius son and enjoy real radio music. Radio fitting climax to the road building In positions he has become familiar with aud messages. The spirit back of all
the school problems of every section of tills thought cheers every person inter
Shop 1484.
Building. Bee R. E. Scott.
alStf
our county there is nearing completion the state.
ested in the Hood River hospital.
Misses Helen iyid Irma MacCauley the Coopers Spur-Cloud Cap Inn «pur,
Peacock Beauty parlor, Richard’s
His early youth was spent in Linn
The singing of the carols by the
Apts. Tel. 2221.
I5t( will leave for Corvallis Wednesday leading from the Mount Hood Loop to county, Oregon. After «fcunpleting all
Camp. Fire Girls was a beautiful gift
where
they
will
major
in
business
ad
the
very
snowline
on
Mount
Hood,
tbe
Bring your tubes in. We will check
of the work then offered in the public
ministration at O. A. C.
most beautiful mountain in America. schools, he secured bls first academic to the “Shut-ins.”
tham free. The Radio 8hop. al3tf
The nurses, greatly appreciated the
What
a
wonderful
age
we
are
living
in,
Miss Elizabeth Kelly, O. A. O. stu-
training at the Santlam Academy, Leb thoughtfulness and graerosity of the
H.-R. Auto Wreckers,on the Heights.
with
all
its
modem
inventions
and
sci-
dent, is home with her parents, Mr.
anon. After graduating therefrom, he doctors. Tbe drug Blares presented
Parts (or all cars.
j9ti
and Mrs. Fielding 8. Kelly, for the en<vs, and what a wonderful spot for attended the University of Oregon and delicious caudle*. TheJilks lodge very
Reece Hathhorn is home from Pa holidays.
those who love God's natural scenery. Pacific University from which latter
cific University.
The American Legion's annual Mount institution he received the A. B. de kindly donated ice cream, which was
Glen F. Hunt, who Is with the West
appreciated.
----------- Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Morgan were In ern Auto Supply Co., of Portland, spent Hood climb was instituted to encour gree. Since this degree was conferred greatly
By these gifts and their messages
age
people
to
get
better
acquainted
Portland last week.
upon him, he has taken post graduate you are admitting a |>artnership. Hood
the week end with his mother, Mrs
with Mount Hood and to hasten Its de work at the University of Oregon.
Lewis Jones has been apeuding the Jennie Hunt.
River hospital is your hospital.
velopment
as
a
seenic
attraction.
There
His experience as instructor includes
part week in Portland visiting, friends.
The many friends of Mrs. Chas. is no way of measuring the success of
Mrs. Frank Moore lias returned home Miller will be pleased to know that she our efforts. It is sufficient to know work in the rural schools of Oregon as
teacher, and as principal and superin
W. C. T. U. NOTES
to spend tbe holidays.
returned home from the hospital Tues that interest ta gradually growing and tendent
of schools at Joseph, Albany
Nicolai Semashko, commissioner of
Watch-party dance, Rockford grange, day.
men qualified and financially able to aud Eugene, in addition to serving
December 31, five-piece orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baulig, of handle tbe big job are at thia very three years as instructor at the Lincoln health for Russia, personally is allied
with the vodka suppression agitators
Call 6599 when you need stenographic Salem, will spend New Year’s day at time drawing and considering plans high school in Portland.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. M_H. Hart for A modern tourist resort at the
work.
nl2tl
Mr. Carleton has had much to do of his country, according to a recent
wig.
present location of Cloud Cap Imi„
with the planning of the state courses news report from that country. He is
Cail Schindler Transfer for service.
The part the American Legion ta of study, working out a standard for preparing a book in two volumes to be
Miss Alverta Milla, who is taking a
Office 2861, res. 3402.
a2tf
nurses' training course at the Good playing in this big game seems small, rural schools, inspection of high schools distributed throughout the country, in
r. A. Ray, li ght trucking, country or Samaritan hospital iu Portland, was yet the mere fact that we are conduct and promoting school legislation.
which arguments against vodka and
city. Phones, 8801 and 3641.
n26lf
ing an annual climb is known to
home Thursday on a visit.
He has written many articles on the in favor of temperance are advanced.
Ue has proposed that a portion of the
'■ Rubbish hauling, light trucking. R.
Dr. Thurston I-araway is the guest practically every American Legion educational system of Oregon, a num revenue obtained by the government
F. Cooper, tel. 1721 or 3682.
mlOU
member
in
tbe
state
and
by
at
least
tier
of
which
have
attracted
national
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Let a Coin Controlled Clock help you I-arawav, with whom he is spending some member of every Legion port in attention. One of his recent articles from sale of vodka tie used in an edu
the United States, and this all help« in the Journal .of Education, Boston, cational campaigu against its use.
save. 8ee Allyn Button or tel. 4242. jltitf the holidays.
to draw this ever increasing arany of brought him a letter of commendation
Cash paid for old car« H.-K. Auto
John A. McLean gave a dinner party automobile tourists that is traveling from the United State« Bureau of Edu
General Booth, of the Salvation
Wreckers.
i9tf
Sunday at which were E. T. Hunter the highways of the Northwest.
Army, tells the British people prohi
cation.
Mary K. Scott la home for the hull-1 and hta mother. Mrs. J. T. Hunter, of
You ask what good is all this? I say,
Mr. Carleton served as president of bition has resulted in an enormously
Portland, and O. J. Roe.
days.
look at the steady growth being made the State Teachers’ association, and increased production In the United
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doane and daugh by our great city, Portland. Much was for four years a member of its States. General Booth asserts that the
Geo. Corwin, O. A. C. student, is
average production worth of the Amer
ter. Mary Elizalreth, spent tbe week more ’desirable to my mind than the executive committee.
home for tbe holidays.
Our
He was director of the Oregon edu ican worker has Increased under pro
Watch-party dance, Rockford grange, end at Klickitat with Mr. and Mrs. present condition in Florida.
Millsap.
merchants feel the effect of the money cational exhibit at the Panama Pacific hibition from «2,700 a year to «6,850
December 31, five-piece orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Baker and left in Hood River by the tourist, and Exposition at San Francisco in 1215, and that production was never greater
Ed Poirier spent Christmas at the
daughter. Evelyn, were in Portland then the farmer says, "What good is and for eight years was in charge of than at present. “To drinking Ameri
home of J. C. Symes, of The Dalles.
Thursday, where they visited J. D. ail this to me?” aud I am reminded of the educational department of the Ore cans," said General Booth, “the pur
chase of 2,427,000 motor vehicles an
Walter Woolpert sjient moet of last Baker.
the statement that you will never sell gon State Fair.
week in Idaho on business.
In the Northwest Association of Sec nually would have been an impossi
Bring your friends with you and your land until you get someone to
Dr. and Mrs. A- W. Lewis, of Bend, watch the old year de;>art to the tune look at it, and every stranger who ondary and Higher Schools, he has rep bility. People who formerly could not
sprat Christmas day at tbe home of ful strains of the Gravensteins at Pine Itasses through Hood River is more apt resented Oregon as its state chairman get trusted for a glass of beer are now
to ask for Hood River apples the next ever since the organization of the asao to be found with a high credit rating.”
Dr. and Mrs. James A. Eraser.
Grove Grange hall tonight.
time they order fruit.
ciation. Also, be served as vice presi
litas Margaret Pineo spent the week
If vou do not receive your Oregonian
An appeal from hundreds of women,
Getting back to the subject assigned dent of the National Education Asso
end at the home of Col. Stelnhauaer, in regularly or wish to subscribe for same,
wives of* the miners at Pilares, Mexico,
me, the chairmanship of the annual ciation.
.____________ -
Parkdale.
either by carrier or mail, please call Mount Hood Climb committee has been
Mr. Carleton is a mem tier of the some 70 mllj.*s south of the internation
Norma Young. O. A. C. student^ Oregonian agent. Phone 2303. I 21 tf
a very pleasant work. The mere fact First Congregational church, of Eu- al boundary line, that ail drinking
spent the holidays with her parents,
places in the camp be closed, has re
Searches of records and reliable ab that the originally appointed commit gene.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Young.
sulted in authorities of the state of
stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com tee, with the ext'eption of Ned Van
Sonora taking action against the liquor
Mr. and Mr«. E. J. Sickler wre in pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, First Horn, who lias moved to Portland, has
THE HEIGHTS
vending establishments. Patronage of
’
Vancouver Thursday, where they were Natiousl Bank Bldg. Tel. 1521. jy20-t< conducted five nunual climbs and still
The Missionary circle of tbe Baptist the "cantinas,” the women's petition
entertained by I. F. Pierce.
The Baptist: Missionary ladies will willing to remain on the committee ia
Eocene Coal Oil stope smoking anc meet this (Thursday) afternoon at something worth considering and «Hue church will mert Thursday. This will showed, had resulted in much wasting
smelling oil stoves. In bulk at Fran> the church parlors at 2 p. m. All la thing 1 will challenge auy other corn- be a New Year social afternoon and of wages. At Pljarvs are the main
a program will be given. Come and mines of the Woctezuma Copper Co.,
uiitti-e In Hood River to equal.
Co.
m29tf
dies are invited.
a Phelps-Dodge subsidiary.
Our idea of the future prospects and bring a friend.
Trunks, Bags, Suitcases. I-arge as
Mrs. M. E. Pope, of Portland, will
Miss Helen Carson is attending
sortment, reasonably priced.
Kelly visit for a few days with his sister, the magnitude of our undertaking ivn
Although the local option bill Intro
Bros. Co.
ml5tf
Mrs. C. A. Schuknecht, coming with best be Judged from the fart that we teachers’ institute in Portland
duced into the 8outh Afrlcifh parlia
have
enlarged
our
original
committee
week.
Eyes scientifically examined by H. L. them on their return from Corvallis. from four to an even half dozen in
ment was defeated during the recent
Sylvia Stewart accompanied her
HaeDrouck, Optometrist Heilbronner
Mr. and Mrs. Leu Jordan, of Port number.
Periiai» the tiling that grandparents to Parkdale this week sessions, the lawmakers at Cape Town,
land, spent Christmas with Mrs. J or, prompts us to carry on, when we are
Bldg-
I811
by a vote of 55 to 46, elected to return
the bill a second time six months
Highest cash price paid for your used dan’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. Edging tempted to say, “O, what's the use?” visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. B. McKinnon, Mrs. J. F. Vol- hence.
furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain ton.
is the receipt of so many appreciative
Dr. and Mrs. II. L. Wilson, and son, letters after each climb. They have Htorff and Mrs. J. D. McLucas were
at E. A. Franz Co.
»2011
Prohibition in the United States la
of Seattle, spent Christmas come from Hon. N. J. Sinnott, in the guests of Mrs. W. L. Upson in
Mrs. J. L. •Kershner and daughter, James,
named as an important cause of the
with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr. and Washington, D. C.; Hon. Beu W. Ol White Salmon Tuesday.
Helen, a student of U. of O., spent the Mrs. W. G. Weber.
John Buckwald is opening a home closing of two of the famus breweries
cott, while governor; Hon. Sam A.
holidays at Medford.
New
Year
’
s
Mssquerade
January
1,
liakery
and candy kitchen in the Glaze In Pltoen, Czechoslovakia, home of Pll-
Kbzer,
secretary
of
state;
Mayor
Ba
Insure your life. Your widow can 1926. Old-time dance, Rockford hall.
sener beer, according to an Associated
building
the first of January.
ker,
of
Portland,
and
I
would
estimate
buy a Stromberg Carlson and find The Gravensteins. Ten cash prizes.
Press dispatch. A decreased demand
500
others.
One
lady,
whom
we
took
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Carson
had
their
consolation. Radio Shop 1484.
for heer, and rising costs of produc
Finos for those unmasked. Buffet on snow for the first time in her life, family all at home for Christmas.
tion have been named as reasons for
Mrs. Chas. I^rocqne, who is at the lunch 25c per plate.
wrote in part,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart enter
_ Hood River hospital, is improving rap
"Apparently there ta no limit to your tained with a family reunion Chrtet- their discontinuance. In Bohemia 20
Miss Helen Jones will return home
breweries have closed in the last few
idly.
Saturday after filling an engagement KoodnsHa. I hope tbe pleasure you
weeks. Scotland has also announced
Dr. H. L. Dttmble spent Christmas at the Liberty theatre at Centralia, for give to otht-rs may in a Hina 11 measure mas eve.
G. P. Morden went to Portland Tues a cut in production of distilled liquors
with his brother-in-law, C. L. Idleman, a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. repay you for yonr efforts in making
during 1925 of 25 per cent, which has
day
on a business trip.
tin*
Legion
climb
a
delightful
experi
* at Nampa, Idaho.
Chas. Jones.
been attributed to the depressing effect
ence
and
a
pleasant
memory.
Person
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Holman
are
en-
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Keeney, of New
Mrs. G. A. Kingsley nud daughter
on rum-running industry of the vigil
ally
I
need
the
pictures
to
keep
myself
Joylpg
the
sunshine
at
Long
Beach,
berg, spent Christmas with their son, came up from Portland Friday to eat
ance of the U. 8. Coast Guard.
H. G. Keeney, and wife, at Parkdale.
Christmas dinner with Mra. Kingsley’s convinced that I actually made the Calif. where Mr. Holman is Improving
climb.
Only
two
episodes
stand
out
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Nichols spent parentt. Mr. and Mra. Wm. II. Chip clearly in my nd ml, the one where I in health.
Blood Pressure
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Roger, of Seattle,
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. ping, returning on the afternoon train. nearly lost my self control, and the
(By Frederick D. Stricker. M. D.,
made
a
short
visit
with
their
mother.
R. A. Cook, and husband, in Portland.
Edward 0. Pease, a merchant at The other the delightful experience of sli
collaborating epidemiologist of Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Molden are Dalles, has been named a director of ding down the snow. The rest of the , Mrs. C. D. Haven, aud other friends State Board of Health, in cooperation
spradiqg the holidays With relatives the branch Federal Reserve Bank for trip is rather like a dream; some of it and relative« Christmas day.
Frank Morse went to The Dalles with the United States Public Health
Oregon, which also has Jurisdiction Is father terrifying, it is true, but on
at Tacdtna.
,
Service).
Tuesday
help prepare for a class
over
five
counties
in
Washington.
New Year’s eve appropriate cele-
the whole It la.a delightful jnemorj. I _ initiation to
■Blewd pressure ta ah Index, ' tint a
o
f
th
e
Modern
Woodmen
of
shall never forget the Ia-glon's kind-
trratvd -thta" rvetifBfi at Pine Grove
disease.. Everyone has a blood pres
America.
The
Hood
River
degree
Grange hall, pravenstein music. Go. ing the normal Rchool at Mohmouth, is ness to me and shall always be grate
sure Just as everyone has a pulse. To
team assisted in the ceremonies.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Isen- «pending the Christina» holidays with ful.”
keep it normal is laregly within one's
J. V. Votetorff motored to Portland control.
Another proof of the interest of
• l>erg, Saturday morning, December 26. her parent«, Mr. and Mrz. F. T. Ander
son.
those who made the climb was the re- Tuesday on a business trip.
The only person who can interpret
an 8-pound boy.
Smoky and Smelly Oil Stoves Cured by «ponse to a circular letter mailed to
Fred Wantland is confined to hta your blood pressure Intelligently to the
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colby were In
using Eocene Oil. Try this birth grade those of who registered in camp offer home by illness, Ed Votetorff taking physician who has knowledge of many
Portland over tbe week end where they cozi
oil next time and seethe difference. ing to send them picture« taken on the his place carrying tbe mail during the things about your body and your
visited Mr. and Mrs. Swanson.
Any quantity, gallon to berral, at E. A. «•limb on receipt of the fee to cover cost holidays.
health. The physician who is most
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knox and family Franz Co.
of printing. Approximately 800 pic-
m29t(
Mrs. J. K. Carson and daughter, likely to have-this knowledge is the
spent the holidays at the home of Mr.
tnres
were
mailed
out
and
we
feel
they
New Year's Masquerade January 1,
Miss Alberta, went to California Fri one who has been your physician for
and Mrs. J. E. Knox in Portland.
1926. Old-time dance. Rockford hall. will all help advertise Mount Hood.
day night for a short visit with some time. Low blood pressure usual
Tbe pioneer days of even five years friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flndlater, of Port The Gravensteins. Ten cash prizes.
ly indicates a lack of general tone.
ago
when
it
took
from
five
to
six
hour«
land. spent the week end with Mr. and Fines for those unmasked.
blood | pressure, on the other
Buffet
J. E. Jones, of Oak Grove, visited High “
to
go
to
the
Hannum
homestead
and
Mrs. E. C. Wright.
lunch 25c per plate.
relative«
in The Dalles during the hol hand, directs attention to certain dis-
two
and
one-half
hours
more
to
hike
’
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Coolidge were
We«ley Jarvis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
idays, and with his brother, J. R. eases, the changes due to advancing
entertained at dinner Christmas day J. Q. Jarvis, who was opera ted on the trail to camp are memories of the Reeee, of the Heights.
year» and especially in women, to dls-
past.
Next
year
one
will
be
able
to
turiiance of middle age. Theee condi-
by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Perigo.
Tiinrsday for appendicitis, was taken drive to camp in two hours, and with
Mrs. Susie Shepherd, of Tacoma, is tlon«. like all others, are most effec
Twelve little friends of Millard home Christmas day to see Santa. Mr. the increasing support from the Is-gion visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ida M.
tively and often successfully treated
Carnes helped him celebrate his sixth Jarvis reports he is Improving.
members, the Chamber of Commerce Crapper.
'
only when discovered early. A blood
birthday Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. C. J. Corson went to and tiie Hood River Guides next year's
Mrs. Mabel Humphrey, of Bandon, pressure test, therefore, should be a
Portland Tuesday morning to get a climb is expected to climax all others, by
i the sea, is the guest of her brother- part of every good examination.
new Hnpmobile sedan, which they re
The tentative date has been set for in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Visible throbbing arteries do not
cently purchased through J. F. Vol- the third Sunday in July, 192«. The McCulley.
mean high blood pressure. Nor does
storff.
expense will be as low as we are able
Mr. and Mra. CecH Hickey sprat loss of blood necessarily lower it. High
Mtes Mattie Gerdes, who is leaving to make it, and we cordially invite Christmas day with relatives at Mount blood pressure does not signify too
Friday for Bellingham, Wash., where you to make your plans now to Join us Hood.
much blood or any change at all in the
she ’till attend normal school, will be on our sixth annual climb.
blood itself but means that the blood
Mrs.
Bert
Hoffman,
of
Vancouver,
Is
succeeded at the Book A Art store by
is attempting to circulate under ab
the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A. normal
and be Happy in
Mrs. Walter Ford.
resistance.
Mrs. E. T. Raymond
Woolpert.
That one is as old as his arteries is
Out of town guests at a Christmas
Mrs. E. T. Raymond died Wednes
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mellon spent a popular saying. High blood pressure
dinner at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. day. Der-ciuber 23. at the home of her
Chas. H. Castner wrte their daughter. daughter, Mrs. Mlles CariRr, and was Christmas day with friends in Port too often shows that the patient, while
perhaps knowing the old saying, has
Mrs. Kenneth Hall, busband and «on. buried in Idlewilde Thursday, Decem land.
not realized what he could do to influ
ia our sincere wish.
and Mrs. Lillian Johnson, of The ber 24. the funeral being held at Bart-
~ Thirty Yean Aga I Remember
ence the matter. By overeating and
Italic«.
tness chapel. The services were con
And then we wish for ypur full
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schuknecht drove ducted by Rev. F. R. Spaulding. The When eggs were three dozen for 25 drinking, chronic constipation, repeat
unnecessary colds and other infec
confidence in us as purveyors of— down last week to meet their son, Rob following children survive: Mrs. W. cents; butter 10 cento per pound; milk ed
ert, who is here from Corvallis for the J. Stockholm. of Monmouth; Mrs. M. was five cents a quart; the butcher tions he has carried a load for yean
under which he has finally broken
“Good Things to Eat” holidays. They will motor to Corvallis C. Carter and Mrs. Elizabeth Brune, gave away liver and treated the kids down.
today, where young Schuknecht will Hood River, and. S. E. Raymond, of with bologna; the hired girl received
Nature provides a wide margin of
We have been striving for years reenter O. A. C. While home Mr. Alhambra. Calif. Also a sister, Mrs. «2 a week and did the washln'. Wom
for most of us, but It Is not in
to make this the BEST GROCERY Sbuknecht, accompanied by Jesse Pylpe, Sarah Walker, of Brownsville. There en did not powder and paint (in pub safety
exhaustible. The Ills which we gen
are
nine
grandchildren
and
one
great
lic),
smoke,
vote,
play
poker
or
shake
spent
a
few
days
with
hta
sister,
Mrs.
STORE IN HOOD RIVER, where
erally claim as petty and trivial, fre
the shlmmie.
grandchild.
at Bend.
you can obtain not only tbe staple L. A Kruse,
Mrs. Raymond, who was a sister of
Men wore whiskers and boots, quently repented, and bad habits of
number of the Hood River singers
articles but many fancy better are taking advantage of the vocal the late Abby J. Mills, was born at chewed tobacco, spit on the sidewalk hygiene long continued are probably
concerned In determining whether
class of groceries not found in an classes of Mrs. Rose Coursen Rbed. Brownsville 70 years ago and had been and cussed. Beer was five cents and most
the lunch was free. Laborers worked we live as long as we should.
a
resident
of
Hood
River
for
17
years.
Portland
’
s
eminent
vocal
teacher,
who
ordinary store.'
You cannot buy a low blood pressure.
10 hours a day and never went on a
te teaching at The Dalle«, Tuet-daya, Her husband died 35 years ago.
strike. No tips were given to waiters The most skillful physician gives ad
By constant improvement» we at the residence of Mrs. Carlton P.
and the bat-check grafter was un vice which you and only you can carry
Hupper at Baptist Churrfi
have made it so and with your William«. Address 30« Maegly-Tichner
out. Regret and remorse may save
New
The monthly meeting of the Men’s known. A kerosene banging lamp and yonr soul but it will lower your blood
confidence in us, as an excellent Bldg, Portland, for Information, «3.50
a
steroscope
in
the
parlor
were
lux
Council will be held at the Baptist
pressure very little If years of bad liv
place to trade, we will endeavor ctaaaes start January 5. Terms,
church Thursday evening, January 7. uries.
ing or neglect have raised It to a high
No
one
was
ever
operated
on
for
to maintain our position and fur
Supper will be served at 6.80. An in
point. On the other hand, if-high
appendicitis
or
bought
glands.
Mi
Bam
Association
to
Meet
ther improve so that the name
teresting program has been arranged
blood pressure Is found and leads to
crobes
were
unheard
of;
folks
lived
to
The annual meet ini ig of the Hood for this occasion. Dr. Kempton, of the
good old age and every year walked the discovery of kidney disease much
ies River County Game 1 Protective Asso- East Side Baptist church, of Portland, a miles
with THE FINEST IN s
GRUGEKlto-
to wish their friends a Merry can he done by proper treatment. If,
elation will be held at the Elks club will talk on a subject of general inter
however, the blood pressure is only a
Christmas.
auditorium
Thursday
evening,
January
est.
Special
music
and
general
singing
During January and February
Today, you know, everybody rides in temporary phenomenon, one of the
14, at 8 p. m. The state game officiate, of old songs will also have a place on
golf
we will close at 7 P. M. Saturdays the officers and a number of members the program. All men of whatever automobiles, or files; p plays
,ay* <°
lf • ; many symptoms of a natural change
which will pass In a short time, there
of the Multnomah Anglers' cinb will be church, or no church at all, are invited shoots craps; plays the piano with Is no need to be unduly alarmed about
their feet; goes to the movies nightly;
guests of the evening.
to be present
smokes cigarettes; drinks Rukua Joice ; tt. A blood pressure well below nor
The Oregon State Game Association
blames the H. C. of L. on the opposite mal limits indicates the necessity of
has fixM January 11 «« the date of
party; never goes to bed the same day finding out what to the cause of the
hearing to determine the advisability
they get up. and think they are having poor condition and eradicating it.
of closing certain lake« and streams to
a
wonderful
time.
"Good
«wg»ag and cartain areas to bunting
Ilia no«™
csttwm -
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... .
. .
The beat
beet life
boato are not carried
Rockford Grange Calendar
for China pheasants ta Oregon. The
pÄi«
New Year’s eve watch party and
aMtttag will be held in Boom 202. Pit- 1AJL
b-ta
•
«d If you think Ufe U worth Mv-
thek block, Portland. Anyone baring
dance. Music by Howard's Acea of
Melody. Chicken pie supper.
AN OPTIMIST’S
Now I lay me down to sleep—
I pray, O Lord, that You may keep
My constitution free from bile
So I may wake up with a smile.
That pleasantly I may proceed
To spread the happy, hopeful creed
That whatsoever may betide
Has some where got its brighter side.
That worry never did prevent
The coming of some fell event;
Or, If, perchanie, we miss the pain.
We’ve had the worry all in vain.
Endow me. therefore, with the grace,
To ever wear a smiling face;
And If misfortune comes along, *
O, let me meet It with a song.
I jet not Suspicion’s poison find
A breeding place within my mind.
To make me wonder if old friends
Are merely serving set fish ends.
If I, unjustly am abused.
Or otherwise denied my dues,
Or made the butt of falsehoods vile,
Still let me “tarry on” aud—smile.
If In return for good deeds dune,
Ingratitude is all I’ve won.
Let me not harbor bitterness.
But keep on doing none the lesa.
To keep me human, now and then.
Please let me sin like other then.
So k, may m>t presume to pass
In Judgment on some fellow asa.
I’d hate It, but I shall tr‘ whln%
If Time enlarges much the line
That marks my waist; and though I care,
I shall not mourn the lose of hair:
My teeth, ’tie true, I greatly prize.
And, most of all, of course, my eyes;
But one thing more I’d keep—this then:
My sense of humor. Lord, Amen 1
-Maurice Switzer.
May You Prosper
1926
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Sixth Annual
Band Dance
NEW YEAR’S EVE
December 31, 1925
PYTHIAN HALL