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HOOD RIVER 7 PROGRESSIVE construct ™« *.... .. BERT E HANEY < FOR U. S. SENATE FEARLESS DEPENDABLE He1 A Fseth Placed UCuCIallOn Principle Native Abéve Born Personal Oregonian Wetfare A. A« Deputy District Attorney; U. S. Attorney for Ore gon, and as Commissioner of U. S. Shipping Board, Bert E. Haney has been tested and proven. After a long life of Public Activity, Bert E. Haney*« record is so clean that even his bitter oppo nents cannot find a single incident to criticise. If Loyalty. Unselfish Devotion, Adherence to Principle, and True Manhood are Commendable — THEN VOTE BERT E. HANEY Mr. Haney showed such char acteristics when a Member of the U. S. Shipping Board ♦ PROGRESSIVE AGGRESSIVE FEARLESS ODELL Mrs. Thurio Tompkins was here from Orssbam for a abort business visit Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Mrs. H. K. Davenport delightfully «•torts ined fi leads at her home Mon day afternoon in honor of Mrs. F. X Arena, who la leaving soon for Cali fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, of Buffalo, who have been with Leonard Fletcher through apple picking, left via motor for California Monday. Mrs. Alexan der, who at home to soloist in a large tabernacle, has delighted the congre gations at the Methodist church each Sunday with voice and piano and has won many friends who hope she and her husband may return here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gllkerson have a widd circle of friends who are congrat ulating them upon the birth of a daughter October IS. The little girl has been named Delma Jean. After having spent the past four months visiting her three daughters and many friends in Indiana, Mrs. Job Sheppard returned home Saturday. Thomas Cameron baa gone to Ver nonia, where be has a good position In bis line. Mrs. Cameron and the chil dren will go very -soon to the new home. Friends hope success and hap piness may be their portion in the new location. W. J. Holman has been quite ill. His brothers, E. M. Holman, of Hood River, and C. C. Holman, of Redmond, Wash., have been here assisting in the store. Vernon G. Henderson, of the high school faculty, motored to his home In Albany for the week end. He was ac companied by Miss Eloise Reed, also of the high school faculty. She spent the week end in Salem with her mother. Automobiles driven by CHHton Wood and D. W. Beers collided one evening last week. No one Injured, but consid erable damage to the cars involved. An automobile driven by orchard worker« who are in the valley tempor arily, wan struck by a train at tbe Odell' crossing of the Mt. Hpod R. R. Sunday afternoon. A woman r-fo"’ ger in the auto suffered a broken ankle and the car was pretty well demolished according to report immediately fol lowing the accident. This to a crossing where extreme caution 1« necessary both on the part of the ML Hood R. R. employe« and passing motorists. Jas- McFsrlane, of Portland, mo tored here for the day. Those who were residents of Odell a dozen yean ago note with pride and friendly interest tbe announcement in Portland dallies of tbe new factory building now nearly completed in which the Cutler Manufacturing company ex pects to be at home within a short time. This industry had Its modest loginning in.Odell, the building« which stand on what 1s now the property of J. J. Annals having housed the factory during Its stay In Odell. These build ing« are located near Lens siding. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gossen, of Wasco, motored here Wednesday of last week for a short visit at the home of their cousin, Mrs. L. D. Boyed. Another inspiring service last Sun day at the Methodist church. Next Bunday’s announcements are: “At 10 a. m., Sunday school, Allison Fletcher. Bnpt. At 11 o’clock, morning theme by the pastor, Rev. F. I* Moore, “John In troducing Jesus.*’ Music by tbe choir. Epworth League, 7.15 p. m. At 8 o'dock will be the nnveOing of an lllumnlated cross. Tbe congregation will sing tbe old songs of the cross and a soloist and quartet will sing 'The Wayside Cross.” The pastor’s theme will be “The Place of Tbe Cross in Life.” Morning sermon at the Odell Church of Christ, “Bowing and Reaping.” Evening sermon, “A Howling Fool Quartet.” Rnnday srhool, 10 a. m. Junior C. E., 8.45 p. m. Senior at 7 o'clock. Preaching at 11 a. m. •nd 7.30 p. n BARRETT **I will support the administration with the Dem ocrats or with the Republicans or with the Progres sive« whenever its program is in Oregon's Interest; and I will oppose it with the Democrats or with the Republicans or with the Progressives or alone when ever its program and policy is not in Oregon’s interest” B ert E. H aney Mr. and Frank Wells and daugh- tors, Virginia and Jean, of Dee, spent Bunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. Griffith. Harry Colvin retnrnM to Portland Monday after spending a few day« with his brother, Panl, on Portland Way. Mrs. Edna Upton, of iîood River. Mra. Grace Bond ond daughter, Lois, and son. Buddle, of Vancouver, were dinner .guests Bunday of Mrs. Guy Crsp^er. Frank Wellrf has purchased a* ten acre tract just west of Rockford store from Ralph Bherrieb. CENTRAL VALE NO OREGON CITIZEN HAS EVER RECEIVED GREATER. NATIONWIDE COMMENDATION FOR HIS UNSWERVING LOYALTY TO,HIS STATE AND awante«- Co., for i Born—Tp Mr. san. la 1 bar H • Mrs. E. confined to with a very tbe bouse lame foot The Davidsoa’s entertained Mr. Da vidson's brother and wife from Tjteh •Valley Bunday. JT •way J. B. away at tWHood lood evening after River , at tbe age of only a very el waa held from 84 years. TH ___ _ Bunday afternoon, sympathy I* extended to the bereaved I family. October 17 at m. while coming home from work Mr. and Mr«. Eckley toy and sou were «truck by the train at OdeU. The car waa dragged about SO feet and Mrs. Ecktey wua hurt quite badly. Kindly bear ia teind the Mothers’ club basaar and chicken dinner to be held November 19th. PARKDALE H. R. Auto Wreckers. on tbe Heights. Parte tor all cars. jylfetf The last week was very wet. Over three inches of rain fell, three-quarters of an inch each oa Friday and Satur day. This weak we are exi>erieneing an Indian summer aud our belated picking will soon ba over. The Loop road Buffered badly from the rain storm last week. While river bridge was washed out and tbe Horse thief meadows bridge waa undermined. The bridges oyer the two forks clogged up and pert of tbe Mream ran down the highway. A large crew of men to at work putting it iat<> shape and we are promised that it will soon be open again. Last Bunday Rev. R. A. Hutchinson preached in Portland while Rev. W. N. Byars preached from the Upper Valley pulpit to a good coasregntion. Next Sunday wk will have the regu lar preaching service at 11 a. m. Sun day school at 10 p. m. Young People’s meeting at 8.45. There will be a con gregational meeting after the morning service. C. E. Craven motored to Portland with IL A. Hutehlneon last .Saturday and returned, bringing ills daughter, Isabelle, who has been •lek kto at the Good Samaritan hospital, Mta Craven la now on vacation. The Christian End< was to have been given Friday evening has been postponed an account of the Katherine Laidlaw danc-c recital at tbe Rialto. •, < The snow baa receded far up the mountain sides and the hills are all clear. Word has been received from Mrs. Craven that she hopes to be home this, week end. The Apple Grows«» Association pack ing house at Parkdale 1s «till running Delicieious but Newtown« are also be ing hauled In. Governor Pierce -«poke to a good house at Parkdate ftom 8 to 9 then left for Pine Grove where be was scheduled to speak at • :«>. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Widdous, of Canby, spent a few last week with the latter’s Cooper, and other William Bmullln, whs Is attending Willamette university, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bmullln. Mias Harriett Mclsaa« tending school at HL H< Portland, spent the we« home folks. A. M. Kelley and Dave deer hunting the latte« week, returning home "Without any <• game. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Billings spent Bunday evening with Mrs. Cooper in I’arkdale. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hinullin spent tbe week end in Newberg with their daugh ter, Katheryn, who la attending school at that place. You and yours are moat cordially In vited to attend the w orship service in tbe Community church Bunday morn ing at 11 o'clock. A spedai congrega tional meeting will I m * iieid at the dose of service. Young i«<>pl#s meeting at 8.45. Preaching servirà la tbe ML Hood church at 8 o'< lock» GOVERNOR PIERCE TALKS ON TAXES The orchardists of this valley are nearly all finishing their apple picking Ooverwnr Walter M. Pierce waa thia week. speaker at the Waukossa hotel Tues With the close of the apple season day at the luncheon forum of the comes tbe shifting of the school popu Chamber of Commerce. He was here lation. To date 79 pupil« have been to oppose the Denn lx resolution which | waa defended several weeks ago by its registered; 71 remain. HIS CONSTRUCTIVE AND INTELLIGENT POLICY THAN HAS BEEN GIVEN MR. HANEY We have an Assortment of PROGRESSIVEISM IS THE ONE GREAT ISSUE AND BERT E. HANEY IS OREGON’S ONLY PROGRESSIVE SENATORIAL CANDIDATE Smoked Meat That will meet the need« «nd desire« of anyone. SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON SINCLAIR’S FIDELITY BACON Guignard says that —the Ideal Grader and Nursery Com pany, of which he is the manager, is now in a position to make immediate delivery of IDEAL BRISTLE BRUSH WIPERS. JE. And you all know that these machines clean the fruit thoroughly, so that it passes inspection anywhere. Guignard also says that THE IDEAL GRADER & NURSERY^* CO., of which he is - the manager, is distributing! agent for WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC MOTORS and carries in stock at. all times 1, 34, 1, H and 2 hp for immediate delivery If you want Wipers or Motors, call Guignard, night or day, for mation that will interest you. I IDEAL GRADER & NURSERY CO GUIGNARD & SONS, Proprietors author, Bruce Dennis. Governor Pierce presented an elaborate array of figures to show that he had actually brought about a reduction of taxes levied for «tate purposes during hl« administra tion. He claims that the total decreese of state taxes in Hood River county under bis administration has reached 172,57111. Governor Pierce declared that those who have stated that he tore tax re ceipts in two during his cami*aign In 1922 and declared that he would reduce taxes in that manner were guilty of lying. The governor used just those words. He declared that be met •then end now that his work would toward bringing about a reduction state taxes on property. The governor reiterated hta faith an Income tax as a measure that will bring relief to property. He denounced the Dennis* resolution as inimical to the l>eet interests of the state. ”1 want rich men to come here to make their'homea just as much as any- otie," said Governor Pierce, “but I want them to bear their share of the bur dens. If they can”t do that then let them stay away." Governor Pierce cited his policy of working convicts at the state pent ten tlary as one of the benefits of bls ad ministration. He declared that all of the convicts are now working at tbe flax plant, the value of which to around »400,000. He said that a revolving fund of about 1100,000 will he avail able when this year’s products are sold. Governor Pierce expressed belief that the penitentiary can be made «sli tting. referred to the speech made here reek by State Treasurer Thomas B. Kay on matters of administering the Irrigation problem of the state. The governor said he and Mr. Kay were pretty much of the same mind on the matter. J. H. Young presided at the meeting Tuesday. Guests present were: A. W. Stone, C. G. Cornelius, Rev. H. Young and Gue V. Martin, manager of the Whitney Oil Oo., of Loe Angeles. special scenery ’and unique lighting effccti. The circuit shows now play at La Grande, Sah*ni and Portland. They will lie continued here as long as the demand justifies them. Mrs. Copper at Eugemr Mrs. John H. Copper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Davidson, whose Dance, Pine drove Grange ball, evary home to now at Boyd, Wash., where Mr. Copper to engaged with a contract- Saturday night. Jandinga' oreheotra. tí VAUDEVILLE Thursday, Oct 21st S . BIG ACTS - B and Sto Rialto’s Usual Picture Presentation BERT LEVY Presents Arthur & Partner - Comedy Jugglers in “The Downfall of China” Tom and Jerry Stern - 2 old favorites Singing - Comedy - Talking Lynn and Una Wessley-Singng-Csendj 3 in “The Village Vamp” “MADE IN IOWA“ PROGRESSIVE CONSTRUCTIVE ARMOUR’S HAMS PICNICS BERT E. HANEY DRY SALT PORK COTTAGE ROLLS VAUDEVILLE TO BE GIVEN A TRIAL Childs & Day - Singing-Comedy-Mix! 4 in “Home From School” - Spedai Scesery BACON BACK ECONOMY MARKET BACON x _____ __________ Marie Martell and her J 3 Jtoy Friends MEETS ALL TESTS —TRY IT PURE HOME RENDERED LARD S in “Dance Creations” LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES POM THESE FROSTY MORNINGS 2 - Shows Nightly- 2 Pictures Start at 7 p. a. • Sharp ¿sty ABLE Economy Market he NOTE Thi. is as «apsrimantossvpart IfKMRiwr wants Vaudeville every week, we'-wpll give then the best we can get. This ia our first bill and comes highly recommended. PriCSS - Kids »5i AdultS 50
