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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1926 Frank Wilke, White Salmon'» land scape gardener, ia engineering th» im Cooperative wvatber report for 24- provement. hour period euding at 5 p. m., Satur Flaking in Major creek during the day : Maximum temperature 65. mini coming see »ou promise» to be good. mum 4X Clear; east wind. Light Forest Date», one of the Burdoln moun rains Friday tain deputy game warden», visited the The League of Nationa carulval to ' wild and woolly canyon a week ago be given under the auspice» of the ' Bunday and reports his colony of HOOD RIVER, OREOO Woman'» club Friday evening, March beavers which he lias beeu watching ,19, promises to be an interesting event. so closely during the past few year» A splendid program has been arranged, 1 .Mill on the job felling trees across the Friday and Saturday, by the ladle«. There will- be eirs 1 picturesque »(ream, which la running galore from many foreign countries, In high at thia time. —— March 19-20 cluding Bingen. Dancing, too. Come The streets of White Sal main were JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S on over Jtnd enjoy this uhlque enter cluttered up with old and decrepit tainment. power spray rigs Saturday which need County Commissioner AJ Harden re ed repain* in a hurry. The various turned to bls home in 11 bite Salmon «hops wero swamped with Beans and Saturday after a motor trip through Hardies, automobiles, truck» and the county of Klickitat. It is reported Fortis. The' buxines» outlook for the that Mrr Harden will again be a can various dealer» and mechanic» seetna 99 didate for re-electiou as commission« ’ to lie unusually'good for the year 1926. Graveling of tlie Snowden road goe» when bis term-of office expires. Spraying operations are on in full merrily on. It 1» now in excellent blast on this side of the river. Some 1 xhai»* for auto traffic. Mr«. Verna Fendrick, niece of Geo. growers throughout the district will with plant additional acreage to Clark Si-M- L. Aggers, randier residing on the ling strawberries. The toll from win bluff projierty adjoining The Eyrie, Jack Holt, Billie Dove, Montagu ter kill in practically all of the at* was scheduled for some violin num- <-harvls in this district has ix'en heavy. Is'rs broadcast from KLZ, Denver, last Love. Tliere is not a great deal of perennial Sunday evening. Mra. Fendrick is a well known artist and a royal good See the dynamite blast free the canker. Geo. W. Ludlow, “Friend to Beyt,” treat wu enjoyed by ra<Uo fan». logjam; Mias lAura Soper had charge of the General Electric Co.. Oakland, Calif., —the thrilling rescue during the who broadcasts during boys' hour, 5.30 Woman’s club meeting March 4, hav explosion; __ , to tl.30 p. m. TijWMlayg, started a 5,000- ing as her subject Indian music and —the battle between the lumber word story, “ArWlnter Outing lu Ore legends. Mrs. La Bedew and Mrs. F. gon,” written by Unde Wee Wee, Bur- N. Thomas illustrated the unique mu* jacks; Mountain hermit, Thursday even sic with vurtT and instrumental sec —the giant tree crash on the doin ing. The story will go on the air in tion x. About 35 women were in at- camp. four parts. Unde whs all exriteiiM-nt tendanctf.on this occasion. The next Iwhen lie tuned in to KGO and found <-lub meeting will be held Thursday, Nothing ancient but the title. J his story cluttering up the air. but was March 18, at the Columbia high schesil deximed to disappointment,after bear building when the member« will be en- ing a few words of it on aoeeunt of the te-rtaiued by students of the high Also another Pace Maker, powvrful station, CZE, Mexico City, be- school. and Oh! Boy! What action in the ! Ing on the air on about the same wave Mrs. Anna Y. Bennett, financial sec length. Mr.-Ludlow Is still'calling for retary of the Washington Children'» Basket Ball Game. the promised story on "Jumping Balm- Home- association, for the district com n 1 on.” Will someone who has seen tlie prised of Klickitat, Skamania, Clark, fish jump the falls at the Punch Bowl Cowlitz, Kaklakum, Pacific and I asw I s please furnish »time not4^4 tin this? cou lit lea, is calling for asslstame in uncle Wee Wee will greatly apprer-i- finding temporary homes for the 28 NEWS, TOPICS AND FABLES ate the favor. Then you can listen in tsiys. 8 to 15 years of age. who were Friday Mat., 10-35; Friday Ev’ng for your own sluff. Tliere Is a kick In lnuiatea of the building at Home Val and All Day Saturday, 10-85-50 it Please li-ave somr-thing interesting ley. which was destroyed by fire re- on this at the Glacier office. ce-ntly. While no definite announce C. A. Pearce has l»<en serving on the ment has been made, it 1» protiable the Sun., March 21—1 Day Only jury at tlie county B4«t during the farm house, which was opened in No- past week. vember last, will be rebuilt during the ______ • s Richard J. Bates, of Portland, mo- »ui—r. ■ YOUR OWN GLORIOUS H?*ed up to his Burdoin Mouutghi ....... ’ The Mountain Brook boy»’ lasketball again Friday, where his yduhg son, team defeated the Cook, Wash., team Bill Hall, la sojourning for a [tart of at Cook March (J »nd the Bingen teain the summer. _r— at Bingen March 8. Harry and Al Krognmn, of Mountain Several White Balmonltee visited IN their charming cottages at Buck Creek Brook, left for Chicago ^Wednesday to camping ground, North western lake spend the summer. district, Bunday. Some excellent work White Salmon has a brand new cash on the new road leading from the grixery store on the south side of lui in highway to Buck (’reek bridge Jewett arcane next door to the Kandy has beeu done by the Isiys. Kitcht-n. Mrs. Anderson opened the Mr. and Mrs. John Caven. proprie- store recently. The bid of Geo. Christensen, of Ste tors of the Hotel Washington on Main street, are i> making extensive lmprove- venson, on Bingen city bonds has been ments on I their spacious hotel grtmiids. accepted by the council and the town will proceed at once to establish a Mother, may I go for a swim ? wat>r system. Yes, my darling daughter, The Camp Fire Girla of Husum put SYNOPSIS OF THB ANNUAL STATS- But remember ‘‘The Coast of on a one-act play, "Mlnnetoska's MBNT OF THB Dream." at the school house Saturday Folly,” child, Prudentis! Insurance Company of evening. - ♦ And don’t stray from the water! America Inza Gurnsey. of the Husum dis of Newark, In the State of New Jor»ev, on the Slat day of December, 1923. mado who has isj^n JjBthe Hood Biver Wild Waves, va; Wild Wives and to the Insurance Commissioner of the trict, hospital, is nqxirted as lieing much State of Oregon, purauant to law: Wolves. better and will s<xin be able to return Capital. to her homo. Amount of capital atock 2.000,000.09 And for Comedy t»*l<> up............. - l :---<4 • • - • Mr. and Mrs. II. Hylton recently celebrated their 50th wedding anni Total ______ ___ ___ income ______ premium versary at the borne of their daughter, for tho yoar I 328,927,148 Ä1 dividenda and Interoat. dividends Mrs. Peter A. Wyi-rs, with four of ten ronta received during children present. The Grange 500 club 68.38fl.107 46 the year ........................... Income from other eourcea gave a very pleasant surprise to Mrs. received during the Wyera that evening, the occasion being year..................................... 7.417.892 91 the lady's birthday. Total Income ................... I 890.951,848.82 DtaburoMncnte. Thirty-four White Salmon anglers Paid for loeaea, endow- and sportsmen met at the high schtxil . menta annultlea and building one night last week and or- aurrender value« ............ 8 •8,184,844 »4 Dividends paid to pollcy- gitnized to promote the angling sport holdera during the year 44.481.40» 3» Pricea 10-35-50 and to secure the right variety of fish Dlvidende paid on capi tal etock during the for the various streams of this section. Contlnnoua Bunday 2 to 10 p. m. year ..................................... 440.qj<l.00 Prof: E. M. Smith was elected tern Commlealone and ealarlee paid during the rear.. 44242.44» 1» [sirary chairman and It. J. Roltertson. T smss . licences and fees tein|Mirnr.v secretary. J. C. McCoy and paid during the year.. T.S17.4T2 M Monday Evening, March 22 Amount of all other e>- Mr. Mulkey are .on a committee to penditures ......................... ll.414.S14.il draw up. by-laws. The new club will cooperate with the county game com Total espendituree . .. .8 227,496,800.48 Aaaeta. mission'in upholding game laws. Tliere alue of real eetate have ix-cn altogether too many viola owned (market value )| 17,288,586.99 tions during the ¡mat. When a Imai Value of stock a and honda owned (market violator 1» caught redhandetl by dep or amortiaed value)... 590.541.830.29 uties and lx taken to White Salmon i»cane on mortgagee and collateral, ate ................ for trial, lie usually gets off with a 622 613 051 21 Poller Ioana ......................... 87.235.754.59 .«r> fine. and in one caae last «tiring Caah In banka, on hand when an angler dared to fish without and In transit ................ 10 83X798.89 Nat unoolloctod and de th»» neo-ssary license the Justice of the ferred premíame............ 28.559.228.89 is-aee remitted the court fee of $2, Interest and rente dun and arc ruad ..................... 30.605 097 »2 which is in itself a near-offens»* to Other MM (not).............. 484.724.18 the state of Washington. His idea Total admitted aeaete. .»1.171.110.017 7» was that it was placing tl.e offender A Real Road Show—and Llabllltlee. " In the light of a criminal. What are Net reaorvaa ......................... *1,2(7.448.041 00 game laws for other than to protect Look at the Prices. Oroaa rlalmo for loaeoe nnpald ............................... the game for legitimate sportsmen who 8,656.747.66 Dividendo deelarM but pay in their good money to enjoy the notkot due. paynble resources of our grand old state? Hie 11.61X323 09 Apportioned to t>4 credit Boy Scouts. it Is understood, will also Come early and get a good seat. of deferred dividend cooperate In runniug down offenders policies payable attor 1»2S ..................................... 15.87». »78 4» during the coming season. All other llabllltlee........... »0 471 74» 08 Surplus ................................... Tues.-Wed. All Day and J. 8. I legman has been elected school 37.11» »»3 4» director for the three year-term. and Total liabilities, exelu- Thurs. Matinee elve of capital stock Hteve F. Wnuk fo the two-yi*ar term of U.0O4.OÖÖ 0O.................*| for School District No. 19. * March 23, 24 and 25 Hualsreo la Oregon for A big dance was given at Baker A tlroae premiums received ddrlns the roar ............ » Coe's warehouse at Bingen Saturday Premiums and dividends CHARLES RAY AND night. Bud's Aces furnishtNl the mu returned during the roar..................................... sic. These dances «411 lie nyflilar fea 122.Ml *1 ELEANOR BOARDMAN l.oaaaa and claims paid tures at Blngen-on-tho-Columbla. it is 'luring the rear............. lit. »71 M stnted. Another big dance was given THZ raniENTIAI. INSt RANfB COM¿ a week ago Saturday night at the new PANT or AMKRK-A. KDWARD D. DUFFtKt.D, community hall at Bingen and was President. largely attended. The building Is WILLARD I. HAMILTON. t-qulpped with a “gallery" for specta Vico-President and Secretary. tors. where the old and decrepit bach DAVID B. WILSON. Statutory Resident Attorney for Servies. elors can get an eye full of the beauti tl.»M.I05.00 par vaine of the capital ful gals execnting the CharlMton (with stock ef the company has been purchased the accent on the cute). pursuant to the provisione of Chapter WHITE SALMON “The Ancient Highway “The Covered Flagon GLORIA SWANSON “The Coast of Folly” The Memphis Minstrels Free Street Parade and Band Concert. 25c - 50c THE AUCTION BLOCK A wonderful story by Rex Beach. See their bid for a dance. $2,500 for one dance. Oh! Boy! Also, our famous Short Subjects Bray Magazine. AND FOX NEWS »». of the U«l of New Jersey tor the roar 1»11. and nralined to Austen Col- tete. trustee tor the policyholders of the toiapaay. Thursday Evening, March 25 W. C. T?u. NOTES Thè Hood River Post American Legion PRESENTS WHILE THEY LAST THE U. OF O. GLEE CLUB VINCENT & SHANK See ad elsewhere for prices. "The Home of Quality Groceries YOURS FOR SERVICE Carefully check the quality and equipment improved Chevrolet Coach! Check it .^>in. any fivj passenger closed car in the world! Know what it» new low price really means! Where else can you get for $645 a with balloon tires, speedometer, fine ^sher finish, one-piece VV windshield, Alemite lubrication and _ other essentials to modern .motoring; Come in—note these many quality feature«—get a «ration-experience the car’s amazing then you will realize how much more it giv« for $645 than any other five-passenger closed car on the market today. Ask for a Demonstration! Government tax reduction on automobiles officially in effect on March 29 is allowed NOW on all purchases of Chevrolet cars. MT. HOOD MOTOR CO. Arthur II. Johnston I’asscs Arthur H. Johnston, prominent Port land man, whose death occurred re cently in Portland, was well known here. He anil Mrs. Johnston came here frequently to view inid-C<ilunibla scen ery and to visit Hood Biver friends. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Castner were In Portland last week to attend funeral servicee for Mr. Johnston. The following tribute to Mr. Johns ton was carried in the current issue of the Oregon Motorist: Arthur 11. Johnston, prominent in the business and fraternal life of Port land for many years, and a member of tile executive tsiard of the Oregon State Motor aax<x-latlon for the [ia»t two yean, panted away at his home, 1075 Cumberland Road, Portland, Thursday morning, March 4. Mr. Johnston’s drath followed a protracted Illness of several weeks. Funeral s<<r- vlees were conducted Monday, March 8, at the chapel of Edward Holman & Bon, under the au«|ilces of the Knights Templar. Mr. Johnston was tsirn in WoosttT, O., March 31, 1871. He came to Port land in 1913, where for the past 11 years he has been the head of the (3of- fee Cup cafeteria. He was a member of the Royal Kosarlanx, Rotary club, B. P. O. Elks, Oregon Masonic Ixxlge Nti. 101, Knights Templar, Scottish Bite, Al Kader Shrine tetnide and the Portland Advertising amt Press clubs. Asld4* from serving as a director In the motor association, he also served in a like capacity with the Broadway ass'X’iation. By those who knew him best. Mr. Johnston was held In highest este<«n. He was charitable in the extreme, kindly and ever ready to render aid to the needy; he never permitted his business affairs to Interfere when his service« were required in a worthy cause. He was a man among men, a friend worth having and thousands will iiKUirn his untimely death. Hood River, Oregon Phone 4242 -ÍZ--A QUALITY COST AT for Girls, as part of the work that lias been carried on by. the Louise Home, of Portland, for the past 1(1 years baa tiegun with «-ndorxenientx of the proj- ect by prominent men ami women leatl- era of the stute. - --------- ----- ' nients are planned for the accommoda tion of visitors to the Punch Bowl and Ixst lake. A new lunch room will lie a feature during th^summer months. Auto camp privileges also will be available to the public. Punch Bowl Improvement The Punch Bowl service station will Juvenile Hoepitals for Girla reopen for the I m - hsoii ' s business April A statewide campaign to raise >00.- 1. B.'sidi's gitx slid oils, lee cream and 000 to complete the Juvenile Hospital a stock of tourists' supplies, improve- Smoky and Smelly Oil Stoves Cared oy using E cene Oil. Try thi» high grade coal oil next time and see the difference. Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at E. A. Franz Go. m29tf Spokane Motorist Posts Ball G. W. Simonton, of Spokane, alleged to have been traveling 55 miles au hour at the east edge of Cascade Ixx-ks on the Columbia River highway, Sun day posted |25 bail money with Traffic Officer Riley, who gave chase and ar rested the motorist. i FORD MOTOR CO. OF CANADA i'' We have been asked many times in the last few days by persons who have received circulars regarding “shares or units” in stock of the above, whether it was “good.” Answer—The stock is good and can be bought on the New York Curb for around $650 per share. The circular offers you “units” in this stock ard are charging you at the rate of $1000 [ter share. As to the responsibility of those Offering you the stock, that’s another thing. Just believe it isn’t Henry Ford. Analyze the whole thing in your mind before you buy. Or, better, The Dalles Boat Line Proposed Special A. & B. Shrimp 3 cans 42c Flint, Mich. The general pre»» 1" well stocked with the news of the non-enforcement of the 18th amendment, but not so generously always with the other side. Ix't us search for and circulate all such items, preserving for ready refer- ence, when nreded to confute “wet” propaganda. The charter of the New York Elks lodge. No. 1. has been suspended for a month by ruling of the grand exalted ruler of that order. Jutlge William II. Atwell, who stating that he was com pelled to “puniah a majority of the members for the work of a few," de clared that most of the lodge member ship did not know what was going on when beer was being sold in the lodge grill room. * "To maintain the dignity of the or der. as exalted ruler, I have taken such action as lx set out under tlie statute» governing xuch matters," Judge Atwelj declared. The New York Elk lodge grill was padlocked for six months under a fi'deral («ourt order whi*n it was found that real tx-er wa« lieing sold. If a man is at his liext when he leads a non-alcoholic life, then the 18th amendment beivime« a national dts-lar* ation of itnlependcnce and the man who resolutely uphold» it 1» m'en at once to be the apostle of human lib- arty. An enterprise through which addi tional thousands of tourists annually may 1« brought up the Columbia river wax launched at a meeting of The Ila I lea chamber of commerce directors last week as the result of a decision to support the construction of a fast imHHcnger boat for <iaily service be tween The Dalles and Portland. Instead of being a wild-cat scheme of a single individual or group of men, the ls*at, if bnllt and installed, will be a link In one of the greatest chains of tourist bureaus In Ana»rlca, it was brought oat by Captain L. K. Larsen, owner of a hull upon which he pro- [xixes to construct a fast passenger ixiat for the service. Capt. Larsen declared that the Cir cle Tours, Inc., a nation wide institu tion. had agrc4Nl to turn over half their let a Coin Contàilled Clock help you imtronage to him, had agreed to handle •ave. See Allyn Butt>n or tel. 4242. jlfltf all the advertising and routine work, and leave only the operation of the Ixiat to his supervision. The Circle Tours brought 11.500 p4>ople into Hood River alone last year, it was declared, 8 and If the boat proposition is carried out the tour» company can promise to extend the trip to The Dalle«. Saturday, March 20 only Economical Transportation 8om» 80 members of The Dallas fire department motored here last Friday night and were guests of the Hood River department, assembled for their regular meeting. President Ford, Chief Volstorff end Fire Marshal Mor gan extendiNl greetings to the fire lads of the neighlxiring city, and a response was made by Chief Learned, of The Dallee. The visitors proved themseivee good before antf after dinner story tellers, and the local lads have lieen trying out a number of new one*» thia week.. Re freshments were served. A feature of ? the meeting Friday night waa tlie presentation by Alva L. Day, service sale man of the Pacific Power A Light Co., of a comprehensive map, showing the high voltage line« of the city. Mr. Day cited how the power concern has Kioperated in every way possible with the city in making it [Msudhie for the department to cope with any fires that may break out. He urged that the1 fire boys cooperate with the power company in making best use of the knowledge that will be gained through the tnap. President Ford extended thanks of the depart Hint and the city for the map and Mr. Day’s efforts lfi prepar ing it. _____ _________ Good Weather Bring» Motorists PntrpH Í Matinee, 10c, 35c rMCE8 Ì Evening, 10c, 35c, 50c s Jor THE DALLES FIRE MEN ARE GUESTS An invasion of motor tonrlsts Bun day ’rested scenes of activity compar able to mid-summer at hotels and re«- tauraiita. Many Portland folk, lured forth by the prospect of a warm week end. arrived here Saturday night. Augmented by 80 guests from The I la Ilia, more than 150 local folk spent the day on the Oak Grove linka of the Hood iliver country club. ., Calm and brilliantly dear, the day drove the local population to the open air. The maximum tcnqieratnre was «5, and apricot and [teach trees, InTull bloom, formed patches of color on city liack lota and country places. By day break dozens of local famllie«. armed with kitchen «lev««, dip nets and crude arrangements Improvised from gunny sacks, were en route to the Randy for smelt fishing. Through their luck and lilicrallty, the little fish were being cleaned by scores of neighboring house holders Bunday night. ( .................. ' . ..... — ASK YOUR BANKER HE KNOWS Now as to Ford Products. If you want to invest your money in these, you can get better quality nowhere. The Ford Laboratories at Dearborn, Michigan are the best in the world and in these laboratories is determined every qualification of every part that goes into FORD PRODUCTS—FORD-FORDSON-LINCOLN. The price of any Ford product is the same to everyone. There are no discounts to anyone except Authorized Dealers and those Dealers are required to give Ford Service with Products sold in their territory by themselves. It costa an average of $42 to “Service” every Fordson Tractor sold. No Tractor, at any price and all others cost much more than Fordsons—can do any better work when rigged for the job. The price of a Fordson in Hood River is 8588.10, full of fuel and ready to go-the interest per year on this investment is >47.05. Fordson Service is at your phone call and generally served within three hours. Com pare this with service from Portland with a discount Buy Ford or Fordson with Ford Service, and let someone else have the “units.” Bartol Motor Company Authorized Dealer Ford Products Call 5588 when’you need stenographic work. nlTtf -,