'V
HOOD R
ODELL
Odell orchestra announcoe the firet
cepcert for the sraaon next Monday
evening at the grange halL The pro
gram will begin promptly at 8 o’clock,
to be followed by a dance. Under
present orgnntontlon Chao. Sevo is di
rector and Mm Bartha Young pianist.
Mrs. W. V. Hawes, of Portland, ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with bsr
mother. Mm G. W. Lafferty, and
daughter, Mra. W. F. Young Bhe will
also visit three brothers, who reeide
in Hood Biver. They are I. U- E. R.
and 8. J. Lafferty.
The Ladies* Aid of the Methodist
church will be entertained in the home
of Mrs. W. N. Byars Wednesday after
noon of next week.
The Ladies’ Aid society of the Chris
tian church will be entertained in the
home of Mm Dave Kemp Thursday
afternoon of next week. A full at
tendance is requested as an election of
officers will be held.
Lloyd Cameron, fandliarly known as
Jack Cameron, entered Monmouth
Normal January 4. His (duns on en
tering were to «.uutinne through win
ter and summer, completing the pre
scribed course at the earlh«t possible
date. He has tin* best wishes of mauy
friends in Othll, where he graduated
from Uni< u high school No. 2.
Mlsa Grace M. Chambers amt Mrs.
D. E. Clark are enjoying a winter va
cation visit ia Portland.
Mr. and Mra. F. Duane Wleden and
their sum 11 non, Francis, motored from
Portland for a two days' visit with
Mr. Wieden'a iMircnta, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wieden.
A. N. Davis was sent to Portland
Friday by his physhlan to consult a
specialist. An operation for removal
of a growth In the naaal cavity was
performed and Improvement reported.
After having had a 30-day vacation
J. II. Eggert was tailed back to Camp
No. 1, Br<a>ks B<anlon Lnmber Co., at
Bend the first of the week. He mo
tored to Bend Tuesday accompanied
by Wils anil Martin Karstetter, who
were also returning to work in the tim
ber.
A. E. Jakku and John i’log motored
to Dufur Tuesday for a visit.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hansen spent
tin* week eud in The Dalles.
The Rebekahs announce another
card party at Odd Fellows ball Tues
day evening. All Odd Fellows and Re-
Itekalw and their friends cordially in
vited.
In the games of last week the local
high school trains made a fine record.
At Mosier Friday night Odell boys won
by a heavy score. Odell girls and Mo-
aier girls tied. The game Saturday
night' resulted ia a difference of one
point in favor of Parkdale boys and a
very decided score indicating victory
for c >deR girls.
Mrs. J. E. Ferguson spent Saturday
In Portland.
The Bunday school nights which
provc-d so popular last year are to be
included in the program of the Method
1st church. The first Sunday school
night will lie next Thursday evening,
to la* succeeded by a night each month.
Mrs. J. E. Ferguson and Mr. and
Mrs. Archie McKeown expert to motor
to Portland today for a short visit
with Mr. McKeown's parents.
Tlie new county road south from
Summit will provide a very much
easier grade to those properties form«
ly reached by the steep grades of the
old road. Grading crews have been at
work there this week.
The P. P. A L. Oo. and the Oregon-
Washington Telephone Oo. are making
extensive line improvements in Odell
and vicinity.
Mr. and Mra. Walter Henry, of Bin
gen and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wren and
daughters, Elsie and Maud, were din
ner guests of Mra. H. U. Johnson, Sun
day.
Although the short, apple harvest
had ita effect the local postoffice held
its own nicely. Stamp sales showed a
slight increase, while commissions on
cancellation decreased about the same
for the <alendar years 1924-1925.
Money orders lMued in 1924, 1,886.
nmoimt $12.945.32; for 1925, orders is
sued. 1.88«, amount, $13,582.87.
dy last Tuesday, a eon. Erneot WM 8
former Parkdale boy.
Friday evening ths boys’ aad fiiria’
basketball tusssra will play the teams
from Cascade Locks in the Parkdale
apple houae.
Mrs. I. R. Lawrence returned from
Portland Sunday.
Parkdale Grange held their annual
dinner and installation of officers Mon
day afternoon. Eighty partook of the
bounteous repast provided by the lady
grangers. Blate Grange Master Pal
miter installed the following officers:
Mrs. R. Green, master; Robert Green,
overseer; Frans Wertgen, lecturer;
Marion Shearer, steward; John Booth,
assistant steward ; Mrs. IV. E. Stocker,
tody assistant steward; Rev. R. A.
Hutchinson, chaplain; Mra. H. F. Good
lander, treasurer; Horace F. Goodland
er, secretary; Mra. Frank Hutson,
('«res; Mra. C. E. McIntosh, Pomona;
Mra. A. Hutson, Flora, and W. E.
Stocker, gatekeeper. The retiring lec
turer, Mr. Guodlander, presented a
varied and pleasing program. Frank
Hutson and company gave a laughable
skit, "The Doctor’s Patients.” State
Master Palmiter presented some of the
hundred legislative aecompliahmenta of
the grange. Mra. H. Lock and Mrs.
Goodlauder with their telephone squibs
kept the audience In an upooar. Rev.
Hutchinson spoke on "Fraternity.” Mr.
Goodlander gave two of Robert Ser
vice's poems in an effective manner.
Tlie new grange song went over fine.
Many visiting members of the order
from the Lower Valley were in attend
ance. It was a red letter day for the
local grange.
URSDA'
UNDERWOOD SHOWS
f
ARY 21. 1926
*
OLD DOCTOR’S BOOK
FAMILY HEIRLOOM
The Radio Shop of Hood River
At the death of his sister, Mrs.
(By W. H. Taylor in the Skamania
Amos BlUlngs, of the Dee district, re
County PiooeerJ.
l '
A few of the things that "hare hap cently, Judd 8. Flab, at Ae Dallse.
-The piano pupils ot Mra. Bertha
pened arouad Uaferwoed in the poet same into the paaateeion of an old-
fashioned “doctor’s book,” which has
Young, of O4»U, will give a recital In
few yean:
our school auditorium Friday night.
A new mill has been built at the been in his family for more than 78
January 29.
Highlands
improvements have vrars. says The Dalles Chronicle The
... many
___ly Improv*,
book in itself has an interesting his
ide
Fagaly
been
* at the Hicks and * “
'
Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Van Wlcklen re
tory. It wss the prized poeeeeslon of
mill; a steam feed waa installed last the Gribbles of "Gribbles’ Prairie" in
turned Bunday from a motor trip to
summer aad } increased their output the Mollala district south of Canby, or
Seattle. They report the fogs along
several thoneand a day. Dr. A impi in Oregon City, in the early days when
the coast highway so dense that trav
1
aud son have planted a large acreage physicians were few, the nearest being
eling la dangerous.
of new orchard. R. H. Haselton has Dr Geixy at Aurora, and another, Dr
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rogers and small
added a new truck to assist in haui-
daughter, of Mount Hood, returned
Barclay of Hudson Bay fame, who
iug lumber from both the Hicks and practiced
home Tuesday after a week's visit with
at Oregon City during the
Kee
mills,
also
a
eteam
loading
device
Mr. Roger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
days of Dr. John McLaughlin.
for
loading
tlm-
lumber
on
the
care.
Rogers.
On dark and stormy nights through
The old Climax mill that had been idle rain and snow, settlers would often
Mrs. Geo. Wlrrick, Mrs. Joseph
for a number of years was rebuilt last ride miles upon miles to the Gribble
Until Jan. 24
O’Leary and Mm. J. H-
Wickleu
summer by Mr. Price and a good busi home to borrow the precious medical
were luncheon guests of Mrs. E. II.
ness was being done until it was de-, book, over which thty would pour for
Only
Exclusive Dealers
l.-cen Tuesday.
stroyed by' the fire, which also burned hours in an attempt to analyse the
Mira Bera Hoops is at home for two
the school house In District 28. This symptoms of some member of their
Strsaberg Carls«
weeks, while her school is closed on
school has been replaced with a new fainly who bad been suddenly stricken
Bay-Fan - firtbc
account of chicken pox.
. K
SirttowrOrlM « tonimid 1
one much better than the one destroyed. 11L
Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Sherwood and
and
the
>75.00
Mr. Mickles trucked many logs to the
"The book was the only one of its
isdsU ia As artdai sfr
J
sou, of The Dalles, and a party of
river last summer and la now engaged kind tn ell that great, unsettled coun
Federal Orthosonic
in shipping wood. Lewis and Edwards try and it waa considered almost sa
friends were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Edgar. Mr. Sherwood is the
were also heavy loggers from this dis cred,” said Mr. Fish. “My father pur
NATON ALLY ADYER-
Star dealer of The Dalles.
trict last summer.
Our aim is to offer
chased it April 25, 1847, at St. Joseph.
TIZED MERCHANDISE.
Extensive improvements have been Missouri, for the sum of $3.50. It
Eleanor Whitely, who has but recent
made in School District No. 17. A was published in 1838, or 87 years
ly recovered from an attack of mumps,
reliability with Good
new cottage has been built at a coat of ago, by the Reynell Coatee company,
n-as at home for the week end.
nearly
$2,000,
in
which
to
house
the
with the hope that It may pfove use
Word lias been received from C. F.
Merchandise.
teachers. Thia cottage to lighted by ful in fanfilies where regular physi
Stouffer from Ban Diego, Calif., that he
electricity
and
ia
entirely
up
to
date.
cians cannot be secured.’ The first
is enjoying the best of health in the
The increased number of the grade paragraph of the preface states: The
Our Shop Phone ia 1484.
Callforuia sunshine and having a good
children necessitated enlarging the medical profession baa opposed st all
time, but will be home about the first
Residence 1264.
rooina and sending the high school times the publication of wprka on do
>f February.
pupils to White ¡Jalmun. The school mestic medicine and It hax been the
According to reports the dance last
bus has been changed from a touring custom of the public to attribute the
J. G. BRADFORD, Prop.
Friday night must have been the beet
car and a tram to a bus with a ca opposition to selfish motives.’ Now,”
of them all. The next one hasn't been
214 Oak St
pacity of 25, and ia now offlines loaded explained Mr. Fish, "everything possi
announced yet, but there will be an
with 35. Several hundred dollars were
R uh I iksh and professional men of also expended last season in improv ble Is given over to publication and as
other soon. -
physicians have become so numerous
A. L. Stephens was out from Port te city have l*een invited to attend a ing and ffiaiutlfying the building.
9
and easily reached, the doctor’s book
land for the week end. Mr. Johnson is meeting at the city hall Friday night
An lnAstion district was formed is becoming olixolrte.”
looking after the farm during the win when plans for establishing a local and a flume built to Buck Creek. This
The book hax l>een so carefully
credit rating bureau for protection of waa completed a little too late in the
ter months.
handled that its leather cover is only
all
who
give
credit
in
the
course
of
season
of
1924
to
get
much
benefit
Mrs. R. B. Cunliff was called to We-
slightly marred by wear, Mr. Flab
uatehee Saturday by the serious illness their business here. A survey of the from it that year and the following stated it had lieen wrapped in sheep
retail
business
bouses,
acctrding
to
a
spring
the
failing
of
timber
damaged
of her mother, Mrs. Provo. Word wss
skin or other heavy coverings before
received from Mrs. Cuuliff Monday com uil ttee composed of W. A. Hackett, the flume to a large extent and the being carried out in the stormy nights
R.
L.
Barto
I,
Earl
H.
Shank,
I.
D.
fire a little later in the season com to regions where settlers were suffer
that her mother is in a very critical
Mm W. P. Scobee, of the Pine Grove
The annual meeting of the Chamber
condition and that little hope la held Parkins snd R. C. Samuel, indicates pleted the destruction. It is expected ing in their log or rough-hewn cabins. district, has one of the few original of Comiuercv and Hood River Guides
that
all
merchants
favor
such
a
this will be rebuilt in the near future
for recovery. Mrs. Cunliff has the sy m-
Ulster County Gazettes, published early will be held at a banquet session at
bureau.
aft water is a necessity in the district
parthy of her friends here.
in 1800 and carrying the story of the the Mt. Hood hotel Monday evening,
Tlie following letter was forwarded covered by thia flume.
FINS. FURS AND FEATHERS
death of George Washington. Hun February 8. Irving Vining, of Ash
Mr. aud Mrs. Dean Hatch were to business and professional men by
H. Kapp and Bona have added more
dreds of reprinted Gasettes have been land, president of the Oregon State
week end guests at the home of Mrs. the committee:
trucks to handle their freight busi
making their apjx-arance the last 50 Chamber of Commerce, will I* chief
Hatch’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11.
"The object of thia organisation ness.
Streams involved in the recent rul yearn, but only six of the original cop speaker of the banquet "Enthusiasm
Rogers.
would 1st to supply the memliers with
The Underwood Mercantile company ing of the state game department in ies remain In the country, so far aa and Community Building" has Iteen
J. L. Woods drove over to Grass up to date credit information. It installed a soda fountain In their store Hood River county are aa follows:
to known. The authenticity of Mrs. announced as his subject
Valley Monday, returning the same would enable them to better make the to plrase the taste of their customers
Ix*t lake creek above the northeast
day. Mr. Woods ia looking for a good decisions as to the granting of credit whose number has l>een increased by quarter of Section 16, Township 1, Scobee's paper as an original has been
Suggestion for Helping Hospital
established, and it is held as one of
farm team.
"At the present time there to no or the installation of Ray Meggs’ service Range 8 east, Willamette meridian, the most vsluable relics in Oregon.
The following communication, sug
ganisation in Hood River which aims statiorf. Thia service has grown from and North Fork of Lost Lake creek Thirty years ago when Mrs. Scobee and
td take care of the above functions. one pump to four and now demands all above East Fork, closed for 10 years; a funner busband were living in Colo gesting methods of aiding the Hood
PARKDALE
River hospital, has been submitted to
East Fork of Hood river above Its
H.-R. Auto Wroekera, on the Heights. Hood River business men are all rated the time of the owner so be has had Junction with West Fork, Middle Fork rado, the state government offered her The Glacier: ________
in
the
Portland
Credit
Bureau
with
to
sell
the
repair
shop
he
formerly
Parte for all cars.
lylfei
of Hood river above ita junction with $800 for the old paper, which they
reference to the dealings with Jobbers, operated.
Would you like to aid in the work
wished to place in the state museum.
The "little brown church" to trying and they should have the same pro
Materials ar» being placed on the the East Fork, West Fork of Hood
The writer, accompanying T. C. being done by the Hood River hoepi-
bdo ita part In furthering the re- tection against individual debtors. A ground for a new depot to be con- river above ita Junction with the East
oua and spiritual Interests of every survey of conditions existing in Hood structed soon.
Fork, together with all tributaries of Queen, local agent for the Oregon Fire tai? Here a few suggestions:
The hospital makes the community a
family In this community. Your co River indicates that a majority of the
the
above streams. until June 1 of each Relief association, visited the Scobee
The Underwood Fruit and Ware
home, near Van Horn, Tuesday. Un safer pla<e in which to live. It per
operation ia de«lr«l. Ilcmeiniier the merchants In this city are in favor of house company lost their warehouse year.
________
fortunately tht-y were unable to see the forms a necessary service. It deserves
services announced for Bunday. The the existence of such a bureau and by Are but replaced it again with one
old paper, now a century and a quarter the support of all, no matter whether
An
explanation
has
been
presented
Men’s Forum will inert at the manse would support IL”
much larger and mon* complete than
old, as Mrs. Bcobee had just packed it, or not one has occasion to make use
at 10, discussion lead by L. H. Rose
the old one. The other warehouses for the slblno deer recently sighted in preparatory to moving. When she and of the hospital. The hospital Is work
on "Men and Religion.” Bunday school
Are Yen Immune to Smallpox?
have been adding on each year until the valley. Harold M. Dexter and Mr. Scobee get into a new home a ing for the interrat of all and needs
same hour In the church. The pastor
every inch of available track room is A. F. 8. Steele, it la reliably reported, photograph will be made of it.
(By
D. 8trlcker,
M.
. . Frederick
_______________
— D..
the help of all.
wiU conduct public worship at 11
now in use. Several hundred carloads frightened the deer ao baijly last fall
The old paper was the property of
You <an aid by adding to the books
Bring the whole family. Young peo collalsirntlng epidemiologist of Oregon of fruit and lumber are sent from thia while out hunting that the animal
State Board of Health, in cxipcrstlon
Mm Scobee's grandfather, David Ball, In the hospital library. By visiting
turned white overnight.
ple's meeting at 7 p. m.
station
yearly,
in
fact
it
to
one
of
the
with the United States Public health
who moved in the early 19th century the hospital and becoming acquainted
Mr. and Mra. 8. G. Baboon spent sev Service).
heaviest shl|*ping points on the 8. P.
X
Oregon xportxmen will tie permitted from Virginia to Ohio. It passed to with ita methods and needs.
eral days last week In Portland.
A 8. railway.
to fish in the alate of Washington un Mm Scobee's moth«1, Mm. .T. H.
Ry recommending the Hood River
Smallpox Is again prevalent in al
Hood has tieen constantly enlarging der a $3 license fee as a result of a lJghtfooL
Mr. and Mra. Will McGuire have most every part of Oregon, 8mallpox
t
hospital to those in need of hospital
ita
output
of
finished
lumber,
until
it
returned from a month’s visit In Cali ia a preventable disease and the will
Mrs. Scobee ‘prises very highly old care.
hill passed by the Washington legisla
lias been im-n-ased from a small steam ture, according to advice received last letters which her grandfather wrote
fornia.
of the ;>eople determines whether or propelled
By seeking to interest your friends
planer
handling
the
lumber
Thursday by the Oregon state game home while a member of the Ohio leg in the work of the Hood River hos
Mr. and Mra. Chaa Basler went to not it shall Invade a community. Small
Kelso, Wash., Friday, where they will pox can l»e prevented by immunisation from one mill to an electric power department. Tills measure provides a islature at Columbus. In one of them pital.
visit with Mr. and Mra. Brennlx, for and by iminnnisation only. Smallpox planer, now handling the lumber from re<1 procal arrangement with the sports be telto of going with fellow legislators
By reinemltering the Hood River has-
mer Parkdale residents.
attacks people of every race and of two mills and running a double shift. men! of adjacent states through which on the first Journey the steam cars pital in your will.
Men
who
work
at
the
planer
are
build
they
will
lie
able
to
pay
the
same
fee
made on the state's first railway from
By aiding In the establishment in
Mra. Alice Williams visited friends every nationality, sparing neither the ing permanent homes near their work.
to fish in Washington that their native Columbus to Cincinnati She has an some scientific research department not
young nor ths old, the exalted nor the
in Portland last week.
This
to
what
the
company
likes
and
the
state
demands
fom
non-resident
anglers
old geography studied by her grand
lowly, the clean nor the aqualld. It
Mra. J. P. <kx>per returned Haturday spreads and thrivea in communities en men who remain on their job perma from Washington. The non-resident fee father when a boy. The book was already in the hospital.
By becoming a regular subscriber to
from Portland.
nently
are
the
ones
who
receive
the
in
Oregon
is
$3.
Previously
Oregonians
joying all the benefits of sanitation.
copyrighted in 1825. It was published a part i«y bed fund.
Ralph Davies waa able to return to On the other hand it has been pre benefit
have had to pay $10 for a state fishing by Deming A Francis. At the time of
The character of the trustees and
Tlie mall servli-e has liccn changed license in Washington. Advice has not its issue only two state«, Missouri and officers are sufficient warrant for the
bis home Saturday from the Hood vented by immunisation in very unsani
from
a
tri-weekly
to
a
daily
mall,
to
been rerelved whether the new regula Louisiana, had been extablished west wise use of all funds that may be sub-
River hospital, and ia getting along tary districts.
nicely with no appendix to bother him
Reporting cases, quarantine and iso take rare of the Increased population tion tM^omra effective Immediately of of the Mississippi. That land lying off scribed.
and
business.
in 90 days.________________
hereafter.
lation are aids in preventing or check
to the west was known as the Great
The growth of religious societies has
Special Music for St Mark’s
American Desert. The most of Can
Friends of Ernest Puddy were ing the spread of smallpox, but they
O. K. 8. Officers ImtaUed
Isi-n
l>y
leap«
ami
bounds.
The
com
ada was known as Prince Rupert land.
pleased th hear that he was able to are no more than that, and by them
There will be a beautiful and im
At
a
meeting
Tuesday
night,
Janu
munity
gatherings
have
also
increanM
Bordering on the New England State pressive service at St Mark's Eplsco-
leave the hospital and wish him a selves cannot protect, a community.
Many «nses of smallpox are not de until the rooms uxed for them are en ary 12. at Tiernan Masonic hall the fol was a narrow strip calffid Ixiwer Can I»1 church next Sunday evening at 8
xpeedy recovery.
lowing
offiiera
of
the
Eastern
Star
tirely inadequate to hold the crowds
_ .j strip in
In the o'clock when L. W. RsUard'a ■—**‘-g of
Mlxx Lenora Webb spent the week tected and Isolated until they have had who attend. Therefore the need of a chapter were installed: Mlxe Lillian ada. An equally narrow
ample op^ortllllb to I
Great L w secrion wax rallwl tTPbër
■r H>e 91 st TxaTm will tie rendered by the
FtHherTWWWy^Stron
;
J.
H.
rtetrimr/
to others: It to ie in'
ie nnrecog. nww rtiaprt and <omm<ifilty house Is
Canada.
____
Russian possessions were
And tnortilng worship at 11 o’clock Hood River.
beginning to lie felt, and it to expected worthy patron; Mra. Earleen Meyer, shown coming down from Alaska and vested choir of St. Mark's church, att
nixed,
and
the
concealed
cases
which
Sunday. No evening yonng people's
Milton Craven, Hr., father of Chaa. serve as sources of contagion. Dis that both will Is* built In the near associate matron; Mra. Margaret Buck Joining United States territory, cutting ainted by Meeds mra Smithson, French,
Gilbert, Wilson and Cole and Miss Fer
services or worship, our congregation Craven, fell and broke ha bip Wednes regarding smallpox immunisation 1s a future.
lin, secretary; Mrs. Elisabeth Colby,
off Canada from the Pacific Coast.
will go to Asbury church In Hood River day afternoon. On account of his ad costly experiment which many com
Many children have been born in this treasurer; Mra. Ix>to Fuller, conductor; California, a part of Mexican posses rin, and Messrs. Smith, Holmes snd
Quande. As an offertory, Mr. Nurem
for the inld-winter Epworth League vanced years it was not deemed ad munities have learned to their sorrow. netgfaborhcMxi. some of whom may be Mra. Hasel MacMillan, associate con
sions as wes most of the territory west
Institute final session in the evening. visable to reduce the fracture.
Immunisation is a simple procedure come president for aught we know. > ductor ; Mrs. Rnby Bennett, marshal; of the Mississippi, was called New berg will give two violin selections.
The offering will be for the local
The faint sound of the knocker’s Mra Melissa Horne, chaplain; Mrs. Albion.
Geo. M. Dowd went to Portland last and Is absolutely without harmful ef
hospital building fund.
I>elto Alexander. Adah; Mra. Adda
Thursday for a few days and expected fects If strict regard ia given to clean hammer can aons-tiusM be heard, but Isbell, Ruth; Mra. Jessie Bishop.
Mm Scotoe has an old cherry
CENTRAL VALE
The music is under the direction of
liness. A method that causes little or It, to a feeble sound to one who has
Esther; Mra. Donna Marsh. Martha ; dresser or bureau that to more than Mrs. S. F. Aitken. asatoted by Mrs. S.
Mothers' club Thnrsdny, today, at to g<> on to California.
no discomfort, and that leaves a small faith in hlx own country.
100
years
old,
having
come
down
from
G. Oxlx>rrow at the organ.
the home of Mrs. J. O. Cameron. All
The high school basketball teams au|M>rflcial scar consists of thoroughly
Several new homee have been built Mra. Henrietta Cornelius, Electa; Mra.
uncl'd to be ;>rc«enL
went to Odell Saturday evening to cleansing the skin with alcohol or and extensive improvementa made on Edith Moe, warder, and J. G. Jarvis, her grandmother. Not a nail was
used in ita construction, the parts hav
Card of Thanks
Mrs. Earl Clark has been suffering play the Odell teams. The local girls ether, and introducing the vaccine in a others. The proxpecta for 1926 are sentinel.
Jsne and Margaret, small daughters ing l>een Joined by neat mortices and
were defen ted nnd the boys were win scratch, or puncture of the outer layer very bright, and our climate to superior
We
wish
to express our sincere
for some time with ueumlgia.
of Mrs. MacMillan, were flower girls. dovetailing.
of the skin. If you are immune no re to that of California.
thanks, for the many kindnesses shown
Next Monday, January 25. to the reg ners.
In conclusion wv wish to say that to
us during the sickness and death of
Mrs. Post is lack at work In Me- action will take place; repeated, it will
ular meeting <,f the I’.-T. A. This Is
The Oregon Fire Relief Association our wife and mother.
Pecan Tree to Valuable
Daddies' night and ns the men folks iMac's store after having a month's definitely prove the immunity. If you our knowledge only four persons have
giver
yon
sure
insurance
at
lower
rates.
do not know that you are immune you lieen buried in our cemetery In the past
Kosciusko, Miss . boasts what ia be
,
Louis Kreose
have charge of the program we are vacation In Hood River.
J7tf
should have the test made. If every two years and them have been brought lieved to be the world's moat valuable Phone 2891.
and-Family.
looking for great enterprises. Every-
Born— To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pud- one would realise his responsibility from
outside districts.
pecan tree, a pecan tree that at the
and act. there would be an end to this
age of 16 years recently brought
scourge which belongs to the dark ages.
$2,500. It was bought by a nursery
Guide Ski Club News
To secure a high degree of protec-,
man for grafting purposes, because,
tlon. Immunisation should be per
Saturday night i warm Chinook wind although the tree had only been bear
formed early in life and should be re seemed to threaten the chances for a ing for nine years, it produced enor
peated every five years and in the successful ski party for those who had mous pecans weighing 20 to a pound.
presence of an epidemic.
The nurseryman plans to use the tree
It has is-en proven without a shadow Intended making the trip Sunday morn for the improvement of his stock, thus
t
ing.
However.
Sunday
morning
a
light
of a doubt that Immunisation and Im
making it worth far more than 11500
munisation alone is the only prevent cool wind blew, giving the enow a to Ita new owner.
crystal crust, just hard enough to
ive against smallpox.
Smallpox will continue to be a make pleasant skiing and sleighing.
source of danger until complete and Among the 53 leople who registered
If YOU waited YOUR “turn” among the
systematic Immunisation is extended were many new )H>ople.
to the entire population. There are no . There were 38 people from Hood
many buyers who came in for first choice of
records now extolling that controvert River who went to Mount Hood Sun
the evidence that lmmunisatin protects ' day. They wen-: Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
the Season’s best bargains in Furniture and
the Individual, that systematic im McWilliams, J. O. Flak. Erskine J.
Ieona Van Allen, Victor MllMr,
munisation protects the community. Sandy,
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Rugs, you know there has been a marked
GOOD TO THE LAST DROP
Vogel, Navona Shurtliff, Dale
and that enforcement of proper laws to Freda
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shrinkage in our stocks since the announce
the only way of controlling and eradi Fike. George Ca-aner, Irma Annala,
Dorothy House. --Clayton Foreman.
cating smallpox.
ment of the
j.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sylvester, Mr. and
'K
A new supply just arrived.
Mrs. A. L. Anderson, Dorothy Ander
P. F. E. Orders More Cars
son. Mabel Fagaly, Mr. and Mra. W.
The Pa rifle Fruit Express Co. will M. Sylvester, Mr. and Mrs. P. F.
Special for Week End and Monday
contract for 5.000 new refrigerator Bucklin, Mr. and Mra. Harold Daria,
cars to be delivered for service prior Dr. and Mm L. I- Murphy, Mr. and
to the peek of the 1926 season, at a
cost of approximately $16.000,000 The Mm Geo. Y. Morrison, Olga M. Olson.
Linda Anderson. Dr. Pheba Uoilman.
A $35,000 stock will stand a long siege
present order for new cars will In Carl
Calandra. Geo. lams, I). K. Lana-
crease the company's refrigerator
eon. Harry ('«lerwali, C. P. ApHegate,
however, and there is plenty left for all. But
equipment to 38.375 cars.
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8tn<v> being released from govern Walter Gould. Billy Watson, Bill Coch
please remember that the Sale will close on
ment control in 1920 the Pacific Fruit ran and Mr. and Mm Kent Shoemaker.
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Only six people went to Cloud Cap
Express company, owned Jointly by
the evening of January 30th. You may select
the Southern Pacillc and Union Paciflc, Inn, J. IL Annala. Sula Annala, Arne
LARGE BULK CHOCOLATES
anything you want before that time, at Sale
has increased its refrigerator eqtilp- Hukarl. Aotta Z. Annala aad Arne
ment In excess of 23.000 cam. or 156 Annala. They r-t>orted even better
Price, and pay later.
ANY FLAVOR
conditions for skiing at Cloud Cap Ina
per cent.
Tim volume of perlnhable freight than at Homestead Inn, where the re
shipped east this season established a mainder of the crowd spent the day.
A»k anyone who ha« attended this
Others from out of town who en
new high record. No other kind of
freight traffic has grown ao In recent joyed the sport were Clifford Corson
•ale if they have
better valu
years as that of perishable freight. and Earl E. Hamilton, of The Dalles;
In 1920 the number of cars loaded J. II. Doggett and Mr. and Mm I. B.
waprdlo— of dtocoMPt« offered.
with fruits aad vegetablea for the Davis; Mr. and Mm Honser Mauk, of
United States was 663.477. In 1924 It Stevenaou. and Charlotte Hackler, of
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was 923.549 cars aa Increase of 40 per Muskogee, Okla.
Joe Erwin, caretaker of Homestead
rent. ‘ It is expected that the loadings
Inn. says many people called him by
In 1925 will exceed 1.000.000
long distance Hatnrday evening in
Oldtline Ford dance. Pine Grove quiring about the adviaablllty of mak
I
Grange. Friday. January 22. Graven- ing the trip, and weather conditions
for skiing.
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steins.
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Pre-tacorporation
SALE
à to è off
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CREDIT RATING BU
REAU IS PROPOSED
Sfromber<j-( arlson
VINING COMING TO
MRS. SCOBEE HAS
ADDRESS CHAMBER
AN ULSTER GAZETTE
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If you are looking
for a change in Coffee
try a can of
I TOO LATE ?
YES! and
Maxwell House Coffee
January Clearance Sale
GET AT THE CAUSE
1 Pound, 55c
CANDY SPECIAL
1 Pound, 45c
E. A. FRANZ CO.
The Grange
Cooperative Store
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