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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1926)
-■ I' '■ HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926 == M Hanh Ktarr (Klarier ARTHUR D. MOK. Msirasw. JOK D. THOMlSON.'ïdii« »■teacripUn«. KMO Per Teer, THE APPLE MARKET The apple grower this fall, and the shipper as welt has not be«*n buoyed up by proiqiects of any great profit for his labor the past year. Growers have been tile victims of unusually unfortu nate circumstances. The aiqile crop of the nation was at record mark for 1028. Cheap barnyard tipple« flooded local markets throughout the .east autl mid dle west. Over at Bend they have learned that The Hood River Valley harvested the two daily newspapers are more of an heaviest yield in all of Its history. It evil than a g<sul for a town of so small seems now that shipments will reach a population. Ami at Bend they were well toward 4,500 care, more than 1,000 Issuing two good newnpajiers. The earloads in excess of the pre-harvest FreBS and The Bulletin were high tyi>e estimates. Hood River, along with journals. The owners of the publica other Pacific northwest box apple dis tions, however, discovered that tbe tricts, suffered severely because of the effort at publishing two such papers drastic regulations imposed by the was not justified. There was really no burean of chemistry of the United need for such duplication. It was poor States Department of Agriculture; or business. And Mng men of good sense rather, we should say the threat of these owners got together, and an amal such application of drastic rulings. gamation resulted. the Bend Bulletin After all was said and done, the bureau taking over the property of the Press acted reasonably in allowing growers Bend will benefit by this move, and the and ehijipers to get their products to Bulletin will go ahead and become a market APPLE SHIPMENTS REACH 3,687 CARS vehqted a beach that deserves the sup port of the public and each Individual. The county should, and we think will provide funds for bettering the road across the railroad tracks. We believe Shipment of apples showed a heavy the railway officials will assist in elim decrease the past week, only 187 reef inating the grade crcAlng there. ers having roiled1 from here. The total shipments to date are 3,887 cars. The Whether Hood River baa a chance Mt. Hood R. R. Oo. estimates that MM) cars are left at warehouses on Its line, or not at the new eastern Oregon nor and storage plants of the city contain mal school, we do not profess to know. another 4<M) tars. The apples now left We do know, however, that no one will here are of the best quality and of late ever regret the action, should the board keeping varieties. Shipments will be exceedingly light, it is expected, until of regents swept the gift of a part of after the Christ mas holidays, when a the city park aud locate the school healthy demand is exjiected by shippers here. Geographically, the location here for high quality fruit. Pear shipments now reach 470 cars, is ideal. From the standpoint of scen three cars having been rolled the imst ery and climate, where in the state can week. __ you better it? Facilities for practice Carnes Made Highway Foreman teaching are all available. If the board C. E. Carnes has been appointed fore of regents locates the school in Hood man of the maintenance crew of the River it will give us an opportunity of Columbia River highway here, sucteed- developing one of the Pacific < oast s Ing J. R. Nickateen. H. O. Wilson has most noteworthy normal schools. We been appointed to take charge of the have an opportunity for something big. maintenance work tn the vicinity of Cascade IxK'ks. lad’s go after It. better newspaper. In early Heptemlier, however, just on the eve of harvest, representatives of It you are interested in mounta’lneer- the governmental agem-y were visiting lng in all of its recreational phases, it fruit districts. Hecret meetings were will be worth your while tonight to held. An air of mystery pervaded the Join the Oulde »kt club members at atmosphere in every fruit section. The Library hall and hear the illustrated press was instructed to refrain alss>- lecture by Mr. Nelson. Even though lutely from printing anything about th«* you never expect to ride a ski, climb a spray situation. mountain, or walk on snowshoes "Give this matter of spray residue through highland forests, it will Inter- publicity," said the government agen est^you, that talk by a man who knows cies, "and you’li wreck the boxed apple ills subject. And you will see some industry.” rare motion pictures, taken by T. Ray And thus tbe growers and shippers mond Conway, who, too, will project milled around until the Oregonian fi them. * nally braved tbe wrath of the govern mental bureaus and told the story in Let yobr radio remain silent tomor dispatches from Medford. Other papers row night. Put aside that magaxine followed suit, and tbe world did not you were planning to read. Join your come tumbling down around.tbe heads nelghtior and his family at the Hood of growers and shippers of apples. River high school, and give a greeting The bureau of chemistry ended by of great numbers to Dr. Arnold Ben applying rules of reason, but the dam nett Hall, new University of Oregon age was done. The season was early president. Dr. Hall is a student of the past year. Apples matured two national fame. He will have a message weeks earlier than normal seasons. worth your hearing. He is here, In or When growers should have lieen pick- ( der that he . may become acquainted Ing their apples, they were frantically with as many of the citizens of Hood trying to solve the spray problem. River aa possible. Many wondered if they should even try to harvest their crops, facing threat The Board of Hegenta might have ened confiscation. , l>een iinpreened had they seen the pro- As a result of the dallying during , poaed Hood River site for the new »eptember, grower» were 10 days to eastern ( Oregon normal at the time the two weeks late in getting to their apple ] recent enow blanketed the earth. With picking. The fruit had become mature the ( mow clinging to the branches of on tbe trees. A freexe slipped up and ( the noble oaks that cover the plot, the nipped the fruit. It lias gone into box- ( l«rk was a place of rare beauty. _• A es overripe, especially tbe red varieties, walk down the viatae there among and because of the freexe thin valley ( thorn* treea was like wandering through lout at least 300,000 boxes of fine fruit. a dreamland. It was a serious thing, tbat policy of pnxTastlnatlon which seemed to bind We really haven’t had any winter tbe governmental agencies last Keptem- here <ai the lower levels of the mid- ber. '''-te* 4 1 *¥«•■ I Columbia as yet. But winter Is always With winter arrived, however, and near us. We can get in our automobile the great mass of earlier apples being any day and motor up the Ixmp high consumed, dealers s«*e a ray of hojie for way to I* greeted there In the dense the later market for northwest boxed forest by snowfields that are vast and apples of good quality. While the that place an inspiring hush over all eastern commercial apple distrlrts had the landscape. We ca* have winter bumper yields, a study of their varie Hjsirta whenever we choose them, how ties reveals that late keeping apples ever inlld the lowland weather may 1*. will l>e scarce. Htored stocks are far lighter than had lieen anticipated, and The newest mld-Columbla newspaper we may see the volume of apples of made Its ls>w last week. It la the Hood high quality in keen demand by F<-l>- River Guide, published once In a while ruary. by the news writing class of the high The outlook should lie encouragement school. For a first newspaper, it was to the grower of Hood River. Already of a tyjie to draw commendation. dealers tdl ns that the market la show F. ». ing some revival on thin district's Harry Welter is editor, and school. Knight, principal of the high Hpitxenbnrgs. In the face of all the natural obstacles and those imposed by adviser. STRAIGHT TALKS WITH AUNT EMMY “Aunt am my." aaked Helen, “won't you explain what ta meant by a houeo- hold budget? You aald something the other day about budgets, but 1 don’t seem clear in my mind about it” “A budget ta almply a plan," aald Aunt Emmy. “You plan what you are going to do with your Income. _ You divide your Income ayatematically ao that you can meet your needa. You lay aalde a part of your income for rent, other parte for food, clothing, heat, light, telephone, recreation, aav- Inga and no on.“ “How are you going to know how much you ahould spend for each thing —on rent for instance, Aunty 7” asked Helen. ^Experts have studied the question carefully and have worked out bud gets to suit every income. Of course, you can -alter these typical budgets slightly to suit your particular needa For example, the averag^hndget that covers incomes of from Irooo to $10,- 008 a year divides yourxneome Into six parti Ten per cent for savings, twenty per cent for rent, twenty per cent for food, twenty per cent for what la called betterment and in cludes education, amusement, enter tainment. books, music, sports; fifteen per cent tor clothes and fifteen per cent for operating expenses. “No matter how you change the other items you must not change the savings allowance—except to increase IL A great majority of men who reach sixty are dependent on relatives or charity. If they had saved only tea cents out of every dollar, they would not have been in that plight There Is nothing like money in the savings hank to help you through the emergencies that come in everybody's life. If everybody kept one year's In come in the cavings bank, much mis ery would be averted. If you always have enough money to see you through one year, you are pretty safe. Beyond that It is wise to let your money accumulate until you have enough to buy some good oo curitles. Your banker will advise you about the securities that suit your needs.** “But Aunt Emmy, suppose you wanted to alter your budget 7“ In quired Helen. “How would you know how to do 117 A young married couple might start on a certain budget and then, when they had children to feed and educate, they might want to change It” "Welt my dear, doubt about their they could always consult their bank er. That is why it is oo good to estab Bah friendly relations with a bytnk when you start out in life. Any bank or will bo glad to advise young people about making their money go farther.” —A. B. Aywtes. WHAT THE FEDERAL RESERVE HAS DONE FOR BUSINESS PARIS ............... —— It Pays To Do Your Christmas Shopping Early! • y • It may seem a little early, but in less than four weeks Christmas and its crowd of hurried shoppers will be upon us. Then you will be apt to find that choosing presents for your family will be one of. the hardest tasks of ..the Holiday Season. Let us help you select the things most appropriate For Men and Young Men we have HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS AND OVERCOATS CLOTHCRAFT SUITS AND OVERCOATS OREGON CITY SUITS AND OVERCOATS This is the store tp find the right gifts for men. Everything they wear is here in the latest styles and VISIT OUR TOY LAND It Will Pay You To Buy Early reasonably priced. SHIRTS UNDERWEAR SWEATERS SILK SOX SCARFS SWEATERS We have never had a finer display of TOYS of every description than we have this year and we’d like you to come in and see them. GLOVES DRESS SHIRTS BLOUSES NECKTIES WOOL HOSE HATS TOY PIANOS CHINA DISH SETS TEDDY BEARS FREIGHT TRAINS TRUNKS CEDAR CHESTS TOY HAND CARS TOY TRACTORS The largest and finest line of Christmas Cards that has ever been displayed in the city and at a price unusually low MECHANICAL TRAINS SCOOTERS, WAGONS SLEDS, GAMES DOLLS BOOKS DOLL BUGGIES DOLL BEDS CHAIRS For Hale—ISO acres of land In Wi___ ._____ conni _ y For 8s Is —Cheap. Two Republic Trocha. »18. MO. (t> aad MB per month. Mrs. F. J, Highest cash price paid for your used Fbesl and stock district. Will take light car Pbooe Parkdale ti JtUt Predarla*, phone JB44. , Mf furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain In good running order as first payment. Tel »21, 0. M Larson. ol4t E. A. Frans Co. • i20tf For Hale—90 woven rug« from II io (g.AO Fam la bad Co'lam — By week, day or each. Tbeae are barwain«. Call at my boms, neootb, Wltb or without board. Wauootna For Bale—10 B. Franklin touring oar, new «01 IStb street. David Upton. Tel Mi. JSte Cottage«.Tel. *014. 714 Oth HL_______ jyMtr Doco Job, good rubber, new battery, excellent mechanical condition. A bargain. Fira awl For tata— 1A-In flrand nine wood also 4-Aoot, MISCELLANEOUS i theft policy Included. Write owner. care of delivered Iasi and Wrat Hide and Hood Hirer. I Glacier._________________________mstf Pbone 4M*. A. LaChapelle elite , Rockford Grange Calendar Fri., Dec. 3, Masquerade Ball. Tues., Dec. 7, Pomona Orange. Wed., Dec. M, B iih I iichh Meeting. Wed., Dec. 15, Home Economics. Fri., Dec. 24, Social Grange. For Bele—At « bargain. Ford truck. I9M mo For Seta—Aset nt good S4x4 tires. Rspslr tor. completely overheated, equlped with Rux- parts Sir BtadebakeF Big « '17. Tel. MW. JUte tel axle and dump bed. ISM license, eon haul 11)4 to 1 tons. S17S oaab. Inquire at Hook's For Bate—Good tote tor eale in all parts of , Service Station. al2lf tbselty.prloaanghL A. W.Ontbank AOo. elfte For Bale— Apple, peach, pear and eberry treea We have a full line of general noraery stock. Pbone Parkdale M er write C. T. Raw- soo, Parkdale. naif FOR SALE For Bale—Bargslne In »tightly used Bingers and White Hewing machines. late models, Minger store, 214 M st. Phone »12. d1« WANTED For Hals— One Jersey cow alvine 4 gallona L H. Rose, phone Parkdale IM. d2 For Sale nr Trade— Modern borne on Twelfth street, divided Into two apartments Lower part « rooms and batb, upper part 3 rooms and hath. Fall basement, hot water beating plant, double garage. K. M. Holman, pbone For Bale - A macro commercial orchard place Including equipment. C. F. Hamner. Hood River, Ore. iMlf For Bal« or Trad«—Ito acres on Ka«t Blds, A For Bale-Ford Touring ear In good condi ooL for oily or «mali eloaa.ln placa. tion. H. R. Adkins, oare Grange Store; tel. mla> Pbone M7». matt Uli. d* For Bate — Dairy raneb In Treat Lak« Valtay. For Bale-1 lodge IMA roadster, »port model, will «arprlae yon ir too na va rea I moo«y I disc whreie, with balloon tires, hamper« Prien Jylt front and rear. Car in A l mechanical oondl- to do bualnaa« wltb. C, M. Catling ton. Pbooe W74, T. R. Hpergen. d* For Bent—t and Areoin apartments, al M«. For Hele—Two grade Jersey eow« cheap. <ntf Pbone 44W. W. B. MoGulre. dllf For Sale -Or trade for Hood Hlver property, the Lemmon IS sore orehard. Oak Grove dis trict, U mile west of store and acbool. Gome op and make me an off r Kfd *. box 141. dt For Bale-Modem «.room nooae with bath, basement and fnrnaoe beat, hot water system, modern kltcbsn, flreplare. Rvertthlng lor comfort. Foor lot«, shade and fruit. Garage. Rent for MA per month. Price,(4.000: 42 ago eaah, balance terms. New » room honae with basement, one lol, (8*0. WOO caab, bal terms. Pbone AMI. _____________________ dll Kor Hale— W acre, substantial bouse, large chicken hoaso and yard, gsrags, Itgbta and water Price, (»00, MAO down »nd (It per mo. Or will rent tor (10 per month. 1028 Lincoln al reel. ________________________ d*tf For Hale- Hay. Mre. L. Nex. Ml. Hood, Tel ephone MX 1 Parkdale. d*8 For Bate-Rqolty In A passenger Rleken : backer sedan, run about 17,000 miles. Reason loo big tor small family Alsomewart War-1 ner A-tube radio set In good cabinet, neawiv new. Write to Takaahi Katayama, Rfd i, box **, Hixrd River, bear Odell, dl What the Federal Reserve System has done tor business Is summed up in those points: It has (1) given busi For Bale-Blx.montbe old pare brad Fox ness greater confidence In the ability Terrier. I'baaetdlX if | of the banks to care tor credit needs; For Hale-14-In. body dr wood. Tel. MM. d» | (3) Introduced twi elastic currency for Hale by owner—acres 2 ml Isa eonlb- and eliminated money panics; (1) of Helibts and west of Balmont algo eliminated extreme seasonal fluctua west board. Psrt orehard. good buildings, well In governmental agencies, this dlstrh-t'n lions in rates of Interest; (4) brought laundry, prloe reasonable W. H.Chapla, dl* The flailing season baa ended for the business safely through the war and market may rts-over and the season For Hale-90 Barred Rock pullets, 30 Reda year, and now the disciple of Hir Isaak post-war crises; (5) saved millions of fine blooded stock some Isylng. Bargains If may end with growers receiving fair will have to be content with an occa dollars to business through Its ef taken this wee«. Aleo t cockerels. Phone S7tt, B. I.. Hofaaar, R. F. D. 4. u9tkf profits. _____________ _______ sional fondling of'his rod and a silent Sclent system for check collection; lns|MH-tion of the worn old creel. He’ll (4) made the gold reserve more effec CHILE WONT HAVE IT have to alt by the fire In retrospective tire as a basis for credit extension in Down in Chile, South America, the mood. recalling the big ones he lost the times of extraordinary demand; (7) For Hale-Lot 1« In block 4. Wauooma addi people have refused to be governed by liast season and dreaming of catching aided In the financing of foreign and tion Make mo an offer. James M. Jensen. War Ion vllle, Kane. J« domestic trade by developing a die the Society for the Prevention of Any them next year. count market tor acceptances; (S) For Hale-4* acre« M In cultivation. Bell, or thing You Want to Do. IVrliaps they provided a means for handling huge will Hade for «mailer place. Owner Route 1 boi js, Mosier, Oregon. duo have studied prohibition as she is prac Reports from Salem indicate that financial operations of the govern ticed in the United Htates. and have Oregon la in need of a bualneHa admin ment without Interference with busi Hay For Male-A limited tonnage of dam aged. baled bay. alfalfa aad grain. Bom fair failed to understand It. At any rate istration. The deficit of the state treas ness; (#) aided tn the re-establish animal food, balance excellent fertiliser. the working population of Chile has ury on December 1 reached $931,255. ment of the gold standard abroad ; Price, 410 00 per ton delivered Hood River. Apply F.rnegt T. Freepon*. Inc., Walla Walla, all gone on a general strike for one close to a million. Governorsdei-t Pat (10) given ue an experienced banking Washington. <!'« day to protest against a compulsory terson is facing a task that will require organisation which will assist us In For Bata —Hlgb grade piano near Hood meeting the future exigencies of bust River Will ba sold to reliable party at big immrmce law. The inaurnnce to I* the application of all of hia business ness at home and abroad with courage saving, M0 monthly will baudia. A real buy, write at once for particulars. Tallman Plano furnished by the government! To say acumen. and confidence. Store, Halem, Oregon d# more would lie superfluous. For Hale—Gasoline drag saw with two saws. It is to be noted that on January 1 Yon ivn send your eastern friends Mason County. Michigan, bankeri P’lce. *V>. Also 40 acres flr and oak cordwood d* there goes into operation in the highly and relatives no gift that will lie mon1 are puahlng hard to replace scrub Umber. F. H. Miller, pbone »7H8. civilised commonwealth of Massachu acceptable than a box of Hood River stock with pure-bred cattle. The plan For Hale—Plano located In vicinity of aa outlined by the county agent la to River of floe quality Io be sold at largì setts a law for the compulsory lnaur aiqdes. ______________ >og. Terms 10 monthly. For particulars pnrehaae young pure-bred elrea and and how »ree write C. F. Hebdrlck, factory auce of automobile liability. The gov Plano adjustor, 41* North Boren Av«., Heattle, Ì place them wherever a farmer fa found Hnve you bought your quota of ernment will not conduct It; it will Wash. dF , who la willing to co-operate In tbe only supervise the matter. To that Chriatiiiaa seals? For Bali -8MM good boy« * room boose proposition. The bankera will ad wlib bath, eleetric lights, hot waler ey«tem, extent the Northern Americans are bet vance the purchaee price and take a all lorolahed, (¡KO. (WO will bandle. Down ' WEDDIÑGS ter business men than the Houthern note for one year without IntoreaU u>wn inretum. Also a comfortable * room The Idea la to make it aa eaay aa poo- Americans. But on the aspect of in Freeman-Campbell aible for the farmers to procure thor dependent citlm-nship the Chileans are A quiet wedding was solemnised at ough b re da. , in the lead. They had the intestinal fortltnde to protest In Massachusetts the home of Mr. and Mrs. M B. Camp l>ell Thanksgiving day when their they swallow the dose and smile as If daughter, Blanche, was married to It had a good taste. In Chile they Joseph L. Freeman, of Seattle, Wash. The <eremony, which was performed "»truck for their freedom and their at noon, was read by Rev. 8. J. Camp lives! My qualifications for doing »truck for their children and their iteli, of Freewater, uncle of the. brille. Out of town guests were: Mrs. ». J. your job of Pruning. Expert wives.” Campiteli, of Freewater; Mr. and Mrs. work combined with a thorough J. M. ('ampbell, of Cunningham. Wash., knowledge inaurea you aatlafac- and Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Gable, of tlon. Referencea If wanted. Can THE ROAD TO KOBERG BEACH Portland. Mr. and Mrs Freeman will furniah extra men under my ’Tin true, it in a long time liefore make their home In Beattie. direct auperviaion on long joba «■ --- 1 — r- - we'll be’ swimming again at Kolierg several months at the least, Notice—Like new player Plano, half Fornata—Baby chick». W b Ila Leghorn, H. T. REGNELL Hollywood «train, from bran «elected 4 and .4 t naw ia the time to wage that eld fort Any one interested may have (year old hen« mated to hlgb record cockerel» ■ balance unpaid. Inquire at oqcc . IL D. 4 ar Tel MB2 *We era booking orders now tor 1M7. (18 per for a better road to the rec Terms if desired. A good organ, $16. hundred, Macrum A Hon. Dae, Ore. Pbooe Mr. Koberg haa de-] Mummey'a Music Rhoppe. J Park dels IX ol4tf | ------ — ‘ n4tf L PRUNING • A PROBLEM SOLVED! OF FRIENDS WHOM HE WOULD LIKE TO REMEMBER AT THE YULETIDE SEASON EVERYONE HAS SCORES WHY NOT MAIL AN ATTRACTIVE PER SONAL CHRISTMAS L'ARD? THE GLACIER OFFICE and Select Yours Now! THE PRICES ARE EXTREMELY REASON ABLE. YOUR OWN NAME PRINTED OR EN GRAVED WITH A CHOICE OF SENTIMENTS