HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18,1926
! MRS. STEWART IS
REBEKAH CHAIRMAN
secre
w Starr (Starter
Salem
A receipt for a postoffics
money order will no longer avail the
driver using a 1925 IJcenae plate.
It
behooves the department of the
tary of state to buUd administrative
machinery before next year that will
prevent the muddle and confusion that
has characterized the efforts of car
owners in securing new license plates
NabscripMra. 88.00 For Tear.
this year.
____________ -
AN APPRECIATED SERVICE
At the instance of the Hood River
and Tlie Dalles chambers of commerce,
the circulation department of the Ore
gonian has inaugurated a truck ser
vice that brings the late edition of the
metropolitan dally . to mid Columbia
subscribers. Now the Oregonian read
CLOSE BY YAKIMA
Few of us realize Just how close the
great inland empire, the Yakima valley,
is to Hood River and Portland. And.
too, we do not realize the magnitude of
the agricultural products harvested
and marketed just over tlie mountains
each year.
Last Thursday Marshall
N. Dana, of the Oregon Journal, who
for several months has been making a
study of Yakima valley resources, en
lightened tire mi-mliera of the Progres
sive Hnslness Men's club in Portland.
Mr. Dana told Just a simple story of
what has beam done In the past quarter
of a century in a district, where water
was applied to a fertile soil, blessed
with a lieneflcent sunshine.
About
»18,000,060 have boen s|>eiit on Yakima
irrigation projects. A total of 340,000
acres have rerrived-water. Today tlie
asseased valuation of the city of Yaki
ma alone reaches »28,000,000.
It re
quires a freight train a mile long each
day to haul away the agricultural
products. An additional 300,000 acre*
er in Hood River and Tlie Dalles has
for breakfast a newspaper containing
all the news of the foregoing day that
has broken up to near «r'dnight.
It is a service that Hood River and
The Dalles folk appreciate.
The P. P. A L. office, Mr. Hunter, we
surmise, the possessor of the guiding
hands, has again enlivened us with an
interesting allow window this week.
The dummy mil lines and highways
have caused many to stop and study
them. Our attention is called to the
need for early work on the new bridge
highway. Nothing is more needed than
this new road and the preliminaries
should be carried through immediately
and actual work started at the earliest
possible moment.
. _..
TAKAHASHI-JONES
MATCH COLORLESS
IMMORTALITY IS
. SUBJECT OF SERMON
be utilitarian.
It will open to till“
motoring public one of the most scenic
sections of the Pacific Northwest, that
There lias <“ouie or will come a time
vast, pine-clad, lake-dotted area around In the life of every man or woman
Monnt Adams. It will mean as much when he or she has or will ponder over
Belief
to Portland and Hood River as the the inairtallty of human soul.
tlie Imindrtality of the human soul.
Mount Hood Ixiop highway.
Belief in immortality has been tbs staff
that has aided humans weighed down
SAVED BY POISON
under yokes along life's mortal high
Polson tins saved an industry for way from time immemorial.
Next Sunday "Immortality" will tie
the mld-Columbia.
The poison halt, the subject of the 11 o'clock sermon of
the formula of which was perfected Dr. James A. Fraser at Riverside
by a fruit man of the Puyallup, Wash, Community church.
at-^-i-*. »-nir riiiisil jhi rtilTZ fluff
THE CITY AUTO PARK
The city council hereafter will oper
ate the munhdpal automobile park
strictly as a city-managed institution
With a custodian constantly in charge,
the city government will be the man
aging force.
The council, too, has decided that no
groceries or gasoline or other products
shall be sold at tbe park in conflict
with the business of grocery store or
other concern. And thia was a wise
move. The park is being placed on a
basis where its administration can and
should have unanimous support.
Within six woeka the Pasco-Elko air
mail service will be in com nd as! on. It
will speed op the delivery of Important
mall. Letter« posted tn Pacific North
western cities in the afternoon will
reach New York City two days later.
Eventually we will see planes of the
air mail service slipping along under
the dome of the sky up and down the
Columbia river canyon.
Henceforth otto must apply for his
automobile licenze through thè sherifFs
office, utilizing a temporary llcenae
piata tmtll thè new one arrivea froni
NEWTOWNS HEAD
ENGLISH MARKET
Cabled communication received yes
terday from England by P. F. Clark,
Pacific Coast manager of Maynard A
Child, indicated that Oregon Newtowns
are bringing top price« in United King
dom markets. The cabled quotations
were as follows:
Liverpool and London, no new re
ceipts and market unchanged.
Hull, The Gothic Star cargo selling—
Newtowns—Extra fancy, |2.W?fi 3.50;
fancy, *2.40 it 3.30.
Winesaps—Extra
fancy, »2.40 ©X80; fancy, »2.20 «4
2.00. Jonathans—»2.05 it. 2.55.
Spits-
enburgs—»2.20 @ 2.55.
Glasgow—Newtowns — Extra fancy,
»2.40
3.40 ; fancy, »2.40 6C 2.90. Wine-
"aps—Extra fancy, »2.85 (<4 3.15; fancy,
»2.55 <a 3.05.
Mancliester
The London Merchant
cargo selling. Newtowni
Extra fancy,
»2.90 «4 3.40. —
Wlneaapa—Extra fancy,
»2.40 «4 2.90.
Rome lieautiea — Extra
fancy, »2.40 @ 2.65.
PARIS FAIR.
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Whatever You Want for Spring is Here 1
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX MADE CLOTHES
$29.00 and up
There’s one thing you
most certainly want and
that’s a lot for your mon
ey; another thing is real
helpful service. They are
here and we’re no prouder
of the exhibit than you’ll
be when you see them.
Influenza
He knows.
bar, enable to
All the newest lasts and leathers at
prices to suit your pocketbook. We will
fit your feet properly and perfectly which
means good looks and satisfaction.
We invite you, to drop in and see the
new styles.
New Spring Hats
For Men, Young Men and Boys. New
colors—new shapes. Let us show you.
WANTED
i
Wanted—Men toetear land by day or con
tract. C. C. Walton, Parkdate
J28lf
For Bale—Strawberry Plant«. Clark Reed-
Ung «nd the World'« Cham pion Everbearing.
Washington Asparago* and Black Walnut
Seedling«. W. IL Gib on A Bon, Phone Odell
W.
J14lf
For Hale—Mareb batch R. I. Red chick* pay
beat, ours averaaed «1 0# per bird la October.
IO per neat down hook* y onr order. Two
rradc«, »a and t»c each. RalpH H. Mwla. tel
Odell M.
d»4U
For Hale— Frail tree*, abade tree« and com
plete line of ornamental« and ahrubbery
Waahlnctoa Nuraary On., renreaented by C
M. Sheppard. Pbone Odell MX.
dttf
ForHale—W acres near Rockford «tore at a
bargain Hmall bearing orchard A-room hoeae
and onthulMina*. Rasy term«. Tel. 1231. If
For «ale—N-tn fir and pin« wood ateo «-foot
delivered Bestand Waal Hideaad Hood River.
Phone pwa. a. LaChapelle.
«lltf
For Hale or Rent-1T aerea, 2 cleared, r in
commercial apple tree*. *-rv»oni hon«e. good
outbuildings. All under Irrigation. A mile
due »xith of Ml. Hood ato-a. TNI. Parkdale»
or write Hod o Stack ar, Mt. Hood, Ore.
fl«
SAVE
Yes, save on. the staples, the necessities of
life, the things you must use every day
foodstuffs-^and youTII have enough left
over to purchase the luxuries. This plan is
simplicity itself —BUT IT WORKS! Start
now ; start saving on these
Offerings Saturday 4 Monday, Feb. 20-22
WESSON OIL
Quart can
LIBBY’S OR CARNATION
49/
MILK.
JELLO
Any Flavor.
Large can
CREAM ROLLED OATS
Freshly Milled
9 pound sack
-48/
SOUP.
3 cana_________ 25/
T---------------
Halves, can..
DATES— “Golden Hallowi”
39/
2 pounds
In bulk.
1000 sheets of soft Sanitary Tissue in a roll.
3 rolls
19/
23/
SHRIMP— American Beauty
LESLIE SHAKER SALT
Latest Pack.
•
No. 1 Cans. 2 for.. 25/
2 pound package_______ 9/
Delicious, rich, creamy Dutch Cocoa. Direct from Holland
where making Cocoa it an art
i pound tin_______ Pound can . .
BLOOKER’S COCOA
55/
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CROWN FLOUR
-82.29
A. AND H. SODA
49 pound sack
FISHER S BLEND, sk. $2.39
BOOTH’S SARDINES.
OYSTERS -American Beauty
5 ounce can
15/
ORANGES
Per dozen
1 pound packages, 2 for 15/
Biggest food value on the market
from our Roaster to you
FRESH RANCH EGGS.
I CALUMET BAKING P’D’R
1 pound can__________ 28/
21 pound can
59/
1 pound cans.
LIBBY’S" PINEAPPLE
Large cans....... 25/
Sliced.
25/
STANDARD TOMATOES
Large cans.
25/
All that’s good in Coffee is in 20th Century.”
Pound 47/; Three pounds, 81,88
Direct
GRAPEFRUIT
20/
2 for.
2 for..
3 for
BANANAS
Large Floridas, each..1O/
GRONER’S OREGON BUDDED WALNUTS.
Block on now
All white meat
INSTANT POSTUM
Package... 9/
TOILET PAPER.
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO
Tall cans, 3 for 28/
TUNA FISH—“Curtis” or “White Star.”
2QTH CENTURY COFFEE.
TN. PnrkMo
For Trade—Two Mammoth Bronze turkey
gobbler« tor tom« of same breed. J. R. Wil
cox, Mayerdale Orchard«, Mocler, Ora. f Utt
Wanted —A place to room and have land
Yon can trade anything you bave In aacnnd
lady care for a »-year girl while mother hi
¡¡and furniture and tool» for naw and second
at work. Phone S222.
igitf
hand sewing machine«. 1 am lheHInger Sew
ing Machine agent for Hood River and Klick
Wanted-100 nalvm and fresh meat. Ore itat conn Ilea. I have derided to make It easier
gon 811 rar Pox aad Fur Farme Opposite the for everybody who wante a sawing machine.
Columbia Gorge Howl. Fhhoe 593«.
o27tl
I am atartln« a second-hand furniture depart
ment and will taka anything In furniture and
tools
In trale. Yon can gel terms or eaah on
Wanted—A girt or woman for general boose
new or «econd hand machine«. Phone me or
work. Phone Mrs. K. R Moller. 68*r. d» tf
call al 214 Third St., Hood Rlvar, Ore., pbona
Wanted-Men with antes ability represent 1862. Geo. A. Jigger, Binger Sewing Machine
leading popular farm tractor each connty. Agent_____________________________o»tt
ExoapGonal opportunity tor right mm build
For Bervtee—Chester White boar and regis
permanent bualneea, make big ntoney In rap tered
Jeraey ball. at. Mawea al rain. H G.
idly growing I nd net ry. Farm experience and Van Allen,
phone M79
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knowladga mplementaoealrable. Write fully,
Hemeinber that Hood lilver has an active
■tetlug qualification« Give reference*. Ad-
Humane Hoclety. Tel. 1301 when you want
dreaa P. 0. Box 101«, Chicago, III.
J17
official action nt tbe hody.___________ Jylctl
Wanted—A «tenagrapber. Woman with In
For Exchange—H lock and dairy raneb.
surance axperlenoa prelbrred. Reply to “Km- Want bomr propoeltlon. In coma, what kava
ployer,-’ care Glaolar.
yohr Address C. M. C.. aara Glacier.
xtf
porHale-Baby obleka. and cnetom hcleii.
For Hale — Apple, nearb. pear and cherry
trees. Wa bava a full line organerai nursery
stork. I'hona Parkdale «or write 0. T. Raw-
•on. Parkdale.
Hfltf
MISCELLANEOUS
Wanted—To buy used barrow, plow and
Farmer«' Motosi Firs Relief—ÜM rate on
spring tootb. Pbona Odell M.
fl«
all clame« of farm property, school bouse« and
church building«. Tel. 5732.
mil
Wanted—To buy a used tractor diac. Geo.
8KLX or TH A UK your farm or town prop-
Monroe. Parkdale, tel. 302.
«5
•ity by aeeln« or writing Keltale Devin, Mt.
Wanted—To borrow tour or Ove hundred Hood, Ore. Have many calls for trades, ml
dollars lor one or two years. Security and reg.
Expert Haw Filing.
8. 8.
nlar Interest. Address P. O. Box 21«, Hood
Cascade AvC_____ __
Rlvar.
_______________________
fl«lf
When In need of any of the 160 quality Wat
Wanted—Reliable girl or woman for general kin«
products, phone or write W, I. Kirby, Rt.
bonaework. No washing or Ironing. Mrs L. t,
tel. Odell 108. Mall and telephone orders
L. Mnrpby, phone UOR.
f lltf
promptly filled.
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For Hale— Purebred Ply men th Rock« and
Rhode Irland Rada, Il per erti In«, aleo aatlln«
hana. Il lo each. Ralph Clark, Rt. 4, Markbi
One blustering day last week one of
A few dates epen Oar Mammnth Klee-
the ten»*iiern In the White stnlnu.n 7** lnci>»»»ior start* February l«t Nickel* n
-Li»
i
i i‘
i
7nl,l*“n Poultry Hrsedln* Catate.TeM. MOI, MSI. JWf
grade school, in assigning topi«» for----------------------- -- ------------------- !_____ .
an expreiae in English compoaition.
For Kale-» Cheaterwblte anwi. bred; 1 reel*
suggested that the pupils of the pri-
«»rwklto boar..» grad, Jeraey rowa;
mary class might give their impres-
sions of the weather. One of the little1
scholars was obaevvod to gaze
•
_ pen
,
For Hale—• acree on Avalon Way, mostly In
sively out of the window for n lomr I "otnmwclnl orchard. May he eabdlvldcd for
. . * making oeautlfnl suburban borne Price taux)
time liefore ¡»uttlng her pencil to pa- Ka«y terms Invealteate
Eight Inch«« of
¡ier.
Finally, Uncle Wee Wee ¡Missed Farmer« irrigating Co, water go with thl«
1 K NlekeTaan. phone 59».
Jetlf
hi his Hennery.
At last she under-
took the irksome task, and in a jiffy
HAY FOB BALK - Alfalfa. Grain Hay.
had eonqileted her c<nni|Mwttion. When TTmothy. Gala, Barley, and Wheat.guaranteed
she banded it in the teacher was milch quality. Prompt «h fernen I. Prtoea opon ap
Richard Nyman, Walla Walla,
surprised by the laconic but uncon- plication.
Weahlngton.
apt,'M
h <4 ouh humor of it.
The effort read
For
Hale
—
A
acre*,
I
mile*
out,
4
room
boua*.
as follows:
plaatered, fair bearing pear*. 100 yooog Dell-
Tim wurld iz fulla wind.'
clou« Apple*, nice pasture, rood well and
•prlng. two bearing walnut*, I In. Farmer'«
waler, heaoumi view, all for 13700.00 Hee R.
Yum Yum!
It Hoot t today.
JWtf
Dear Bill-yuss: How do you pro
For
Hale-Fir
aad
pin*
I«
In.
«nd
4
R.
wood,
nountv C-a-5-t-o-r-l-a ?
delivered anywhere In th* valley. K. Beaure
gard. Tel. Odali m.
nWtl
HI School Girlie.
The doctors pronounce It “liaitnflnw.”
Fur Sale- w Inch and 4 foot wood. Delivered
dearie.
In Hood River or aoy where on West side
within one mile.
K. Beauregard.
Pbrme
Odell 30«.
,BU
I By Frederick I). Strieker, M D.,
colluliorating epidemiologist of Oregon
Htate Board of Health, in cooperation
with the United States Public Health
Service).
Willie it is not cause for serious
alarm there la an increasing numlter
of cases of Influenza Itelng reported
from si) parts of the state. Influenza
In n mild form Is constantly present.
Tlie world-wide pnridemlcs have usu
ally lieen pretwded by a number of
smaller epidemics which imssed un
noticed.
Influenza has l>een hailed by suctee
sive generations as a new disease. It
Is, however, nn old disease, and epi
demics are recorded as early as 1500
A. 1 '. Except in time of epidemics it
is difficult to distinguish between cases
of true Influenza and severe colds or
mild infections of the nose, throat and
bronchial tabes. The disease is, how
ever, easily recognizable when it oc
curs In epidemics. The diagnostic dif
ficulty In connection with the disease Is
due hi the fact that- the disease only
FOR SALE
occurs in the uncomplicated form dur
ing the early stag)« of an epidemic.
For Hale- White I dehorn pallet«, lie laval
Uncomplicatisd cases are almost never cream aeparator. practically new eream cana,
two purebred Plymouth Rock mo t.re, two
fatal.
flfl
Influenza la an acute, extremely con Pekin Drakee. R. W. Perry, Tel. 4«ll.
tagious dlseaSe resembling a severe
For Sale—SO Barred Hock laying hen« HI
cold, with fever, pain in the head, eyes, month* old, II» each Frank Klee, , Brook
•Id* Drive, R. I». I. Pbon* MOR
CS
ears <.. muicle«. It conus on suddenly
ami tlie general weakness is entirely
ForHale—130 *«« McClanahan Incubator In
out of proportion to the other symp good shape. Phone »06 J. A. Walter. fl»lf
toms. The disease is extremely infec
For Bale-IMnch flr wood. 2« a cord on the
tions, It Is transmitted by saliva and place on Neal Creed Road, or N delivered
A«*
Gldley, Rd. No. I
nt
mucus thrown out by coughing, spit
ting and sneezing, and can probably be
ForHale—I team marea, 5 and « years o'd
'
m '
indirectly transmitted by contact with weight 1300 lbs Call moi
eating utensils and perhaps, to some
For Hale or trade-110 Acre farm, with 60
extent, by dust. The causative agent aerea In cultivation. Io trade for a amali farm
or oily property. A wonderful oppertnnlty
of influenza is not known.
a good trade. Nee J. M. Cnlhertaon â Co .
Susceptibility ivrtis to hr universal for
Hood River, Oregon. Phone 34|S.
nt
and the disease spreads through cortt-
For Hale-A k lichen range In excellent con-
ninnltieu with speed and ease which In
dlllon. Prloa reasonable. Phone »71». fa
dicates that there la very little natural
resistance i*i the normal individual. ,
Male- Karll«et of all eeed potatoes. H per
f 35
Tlie real menace of influenza is due to 100 lb«. Phone MM.
its complications, liecause it lowers the
For Raia-Ury farm Netted Gem «sect not«,
IMtient'a rmiatance, es|>eclally his re leas, deliverad «1 Parted* 1«. No. I'a »4 par cwt
sistance to respiratory infertlons and No. r«. H par ewl. F.l Coer««ldor Orchard Co.
Pbooe Parkdale
f i*tr
thus makes him an easy prey to pneu
ForHale—Aneona hatebin« «««•, Sheppard«
monia.
of^larve white eg««. II W par per eeUIng
The common cold should be regarded •tram
II yon want lot« of bl« eg«* tha year around,
as s serious matter. The prevention of try tbaaa. B. L. Cummloga, Rout* g. Hood
^4
influenza is largely a personal matter. Rlv^r.
Effis-tive measures depend on the vol e
«»4 auillh hay. Phone Par*
m4
untary subjection of the habits of the daleMil. L Max.
Individual to the public good.
For Bale—Good Newtown cooking annlea
"* /¡"¡f
Everyone should realize the serious WR,McCkmley Pbona 6447
nature of * a “
“cold." A cold may’■lie
'
“
«
’
•»•to.
In
fine
condition.
almost anything from a trivial “cold 213. Inquire J Yt. Galley, Columbia
River
In the head" to pneumonia. The In Highway.
Htgb*ay. Phone
Pbone »*3».
»*37.
ng
faction may vary from the very mild
For
Rale
—
Newtown
and
Hptts
cookers,
to the moot virulent known to medical per box; a ao Netted Gem and Karlleet of 2100
All
sclen<“O.
potatoes. 22 00 per hundred. Tai. 4TM. fl I if
New Spring Oxfords
Amazing suit values for
Spring. Hart, Schaffner &
Marx Suits, latest in style,
highest class workmanship.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
FOR RENT
(By W1U a. Batoal
IT*' Huh, Y T Right, Girlie
out-door wear."’ Broadcloth,
Flannel. All the pew Spring
attached style—collars to
neckband styles.
For dress dr
Sousette, Madras,
patterns. Collar
• match shirts—or
I
meeting ended with many a Camp Fire the large while eg«. PboneHN. Mr*. Wood-
son g and the girls left the church hap-1 F>r<1. Barrett Road.__________________ f ilti
For Kent— A piano. Phone »W4. Mrs. W. L-
pier and more inspired to perform their
ntu
For Haie- Household «nod«, Ford tourlng Clark.
humble duties.
oar. borna, buggy. toola, oak wood. Will also
For Rebt—One mile Weat of city on Colum
aell Plne Grove ranch of 30 acrea. Mrs. J. K.
bia Highway, Lroom bouse, modern, except
Andrews, Route 1, tel. 4TZ».
f«
M. W. A. Makes Growth
furnace; garage, barn, ehlcken bouse, a acre*
Denutv D W Janww has boen lierel for Bala—Purebred Rhoda Island Red hatoh- paatnr* and alfall*. 235 per mo. Inquire J.
ma
imputy ir. w. jail»« uas ocen nere |n<to. n nor f 10 per 100. Book yonr order H. Galley.
for the past several weeks supervising now. Mr*. Wm. Foaa, Houle 1. tel 47». ml»
lor Kent—A email modern bouae wltb good
a membership camisiign for the local
ForHale—Fresh milch coata, 1227 Weal Hher- garden, plenty of water. Addreae 10W Hull 8t.
camp of Modern Woodmen of Amer man. Jonathan Johnson.
Pbone 3SH3.
ng
mt
ica. Thirty new memtmrs have been
For Rent—Hmall house c'oae In. Inquire at
taken Into the order since tbe first of! *1 •««» of timber, Neal Creek canyon. Fnr- Eby's Photo Htudlo,
f lg
lannarv and IUI mono «-111
In >-.r
nlahed cabin for wood cutler*. Sell or trade.
January and no more will go in l«f.,re Take auto, all or part B»x si «. Hood River,
For Rent—Modern apartment, partly fur
the first of March when the drive ends, or see Cnlndlund, Vlauto Park.
rttf
nished, warm tn winter, cojl in «nmmer. Ml.
f ilu
I amw I M’oodmeu will go to The Dalles I ' ¿"L
'2/^ —~—y—--------- r-------- ;---------------- Hood Hotel. Te>. »611.
next Tuesday for a banquet and inlti- Ld?avJ?
n"p7o?
Ub«ri',
For Bate or Rent-h-room bungalow
ou
Cas.
For Rent—2 and »-room apartment«, at 21«.
218, *N. 222 and »26 per month. Mr*. H. J,
atory work. The banquet is the prize | fbrnaea, oak floor» thrubui. Tal lin«,
118
Frederick, phoue M*4.
n5tf
won by the local cam|i for defeating
For Bate Rhode Island Red cockerels. 23.50
The Dalles in a inenilmrshlp contest.
and 2« euch, and Montgomery Ward 8-pan oat
For Rrbl—First floor apaitmant, with or
sprouter, also Rhode Island Red. Ancona and without piano; alao an apartment to let to
White Laghorn baby ebleka, tel. 8x1 Odell, fa carpenter In exchange tor labor. 615 Hlata Hl.
Mr. Martin Entertained
Phone 3581.
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J. E. Martin, most lllustrions grand I Foe aal»-My home, a modern cottage of 5
For Rent—To reepooalble party, attrae-
masttu- of the Oregon t’oundl of Royal
live home In tbe beat location with every con
and Select MaNt«*rH, high Masonic or- hrara<e «nd cement driveway. W. A, Wood, venience, hot waler beat, garage. Phone
WW-___________________
dMttffi
tier, here Tuesday night from Portland 40111 th 0t-
For Rent—Office room« In Broelna building.
for an„official visit to the Hood River For Hale—MM Studebaker Light», In pood
R. E. Hootu
_
aïîif
Council, was guest of honor at a ban- eoudltlon. Dtaa wheel*, motometer. aun-
Furnished Cottages — By werk, day or
«¡iM-t. M<>int»ers of The Dalles Council
A r~l
month, with or without board. Waucoma
inoioretl here for the rvreption t«. . «y*"»*0"-- Fho»«1«M-__________
Cottage«, Tel. MM.
jy 1«|f
tiered the grand master. Edmnnd F.l Fl ano MUST BR BOLD— win aaerifloe high
Carlson, grand principal conductor of
«1^
work, wag preseut for the meeting.
Itehed home. For mil particular* and where
Il may be seen, addreaa Portland Music Co.
227BIXtli BL, Portland. Ore.
ns
Mortensen Met Kruse last Night
Fred Mortensen met Robert Kruse
°,owfV;y
in Portlaud last night in a preliminary —
to the Edwards-Meeske match.
Mor
f
For Hale—The building« and equipment of
tonsen will wrestle in *a nulnlier of | ‘ie Parkdale Garage at Parkdale. Ore. Ad-
drem the undersigned for further Information
<»tlier northwestern cities this week.
Fred Johnaoa, Traalee, care of HheU Co. of
Calif.
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MERRY MORAINE
fl gyy Spring ShiltS
The largest assortment of new patterns
in the city to choose from.
The Oregon statute, making It man
datory on judicial ofleen that they
assess a flue of at least 1100, apply a
jail sentence of not less than 60 dayr
and deprive the one found guilty of
Selohe Camp Fire News
driving a motor' car while intoxicated
Two weeks ago the Belohe Camp
of his driver’s permit for a year, It Fire Girls enjoyed a very pleasant out
one of the state's is**t laws,
It I* ing at Idwlle Butler’s ranch. Although
la-lng enforced.
It has public con- It rained a great deal of the time, nev-|
ertheless the girls thoroughly enjoyed
science liack of it.
themselves.
A weekly meeting Thursday evening
It's lieginniug to lisik as though Mus- was held at the Riverside church. Es
solini will have to have his liât burned. telle Mays was accepted as a new mem-
tier of the group. Inez Young was ap-1
¡minted editor to see that the Camp . ........... ~
lire events reach the local newspapers.
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Bals—Queen Incorato-, 136 egg capscltv,
For Mala—Wood lots for sale in all parts of
A “helpful hinters' box,” which is to good
nod M*nmr
sa saw.
Phone Ode"3M. f 25
theelty, prices ngbt. A. W.OnthankAOo. slut
encourage the girls, was suggested byf
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the guardian Miss Imulse Knoll. TheL^%^f'VbTyiCJjbt’»i”™. b.°n th.’u°ya
will «ion lie brought undec the water.
The agricultural products of this won
derful district will then be worth each
year aronnd »100,000,000.
A ranch
specializing in Hubliard squashes sold
»800,000 worth of this product last
year.
Indeed, these figures, supplied
by Mr. Dana, are enough to make one
marvel. He gave otiiers, but tlie above
will saffire to Impress on one the im
portance of Yakima as a banner horti
cultural and agricultural belt
The shortest way, by rail, to Yakima
at the present time is by way of Puget
Sound.
The distance is 302 miles.
The distance from Seattle to Yakima is
163 miles. From Portland to Yakima ■ A wrestling match here last Friday
by way of the H. P. A S. the distance night lietween I*rof. Takahashi, Jaimn-
ese jlu Jitsu champion, and Henry
is 321 miles, and the Union Pacific
Jones, of Provo, Utah, western welter-
distance is 314 miles. TVe highway weight champion, went to a draw and
distance, by Goidendale, is 217 miles proved an uninteresting event. Taka
and by Arlington, 244 miles. When a hashi- took the first fall, both men
new short ent highway is built, the wearing jackets and wrestling accord
ing to the prestTilied rules of Jiu jitsu.
travel time will lie cut from about 13 He threw Jones with a Japamwe wrist
boom to six houra.
lock in six minptes. The second stanza
The Indian bureau of the depart was American wrestling, <-atch as catch
ment of interior has been asked to can. Jones took it in 12 minutes, get
ting a head scissors and arm lock on
appropriate »750,000 for constructing
the Japanese.
the link of the new highway across the
Having won his fellow in shorter
Yakima Indian reservation.
With time, Takahashi chose that the third
every civic organization and chamlier round should tie-with jiu jitsu, but the
men seemed afraid of each other.
of commerce in Portland and Yakima
They spent the full 21) minutes mostly
and cities and towns along the way sparring with each other.
back of the petition for this appropria
tlon there seems a fair chance that it
will be granted.
Tills great highway will not merely
ling strawberry business in Hood River
and other mid-Columbia points. For
the {»st half decade the acreage of
strawberries was gradually declining
The tonnage was slipping to a mini
mum. Today fruit growers, with small
tracts adapted to lierry culture, hnve
a new hope. New lierry acreage is he
ing set. and tlie king of strawberries
Will liegtn to show nn increase In ton
nage.
And speaking of strawberries, never
has a variety I icon discovered that has
such quality characteristics ns the
Clark Seedling as grown in Hood
River valley or aero«« the Columbia In
the southern
Washington sections.
Commercial canners and housewives
will ¡my a considerable premium for
dark Seedling, for one crate of
> Wils fruit is worth about two of or
dinary berries.
It is good to see the Clark Seedling
coming back. It means more prosper
ous small ranchers and n greater pros
perity for city merchant and business
man.
At the 18tb annual convention of
District No. 18, of the Rebekah lodge,
held here yesterday, Mm. Margie Stew
art, of Maupin, wag named chairman
for the coming year.
The session
dosed last night with an address by
Mm. Myrta James, of Portland, preni^
dent of the Rebekah Assembly of Ore
gon.
The morning and afternoon pro
grams yesterday were chiefly devoted
to business, with various lodges par
ticipating.
Mm. Irnlu Corey, retiring
chairman, presided.
At the evening
program the hlfcii school orchestra.
Miss Joyce Nye, Mias Amlel Mlcals
and Miss Helen Richards participated.
Retailers of
Everything
to Wear
Guaranteed Fresh.
No. l’a.
Per pound
3 pounds.
Per dozen
121/
81.00
25/