The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, December 09, 1926, Image 8

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    HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1426
BRUNSWICK RECORDS
Released Every Thursday
MUMMEVS MUSIC SHOPPE
Everything Musical
(Make Your Own Terms)
Dr«. Abraham & Sifton
Physicians A Surgeons
Butler Bank Building
Phones: Office 4151
Dr. Abraham 4152.
Dr. Sifton 3613.
WIPED OUT!
TO THE LAST MAN!
CUSTER’S LAST STAND!
Most astounding climax ever filmed!
Dr. W. Donald Nickeben
Surgeon, Cancer, Plastic Surgery and
Radium Therapy
Phone Main 7475
809 Stevens Bldg
Portland, Oregon.
DR. MEARLE C. FOX
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
915 Stevens Bldg.
Portland, Ore.
H. L DUMBLE
Physician and Surgeon
Calls promptly answered in town or
country—Day or Night
Phones: Residence, 1242; Office, 1241.
Office in the Broslua Building
DR. M. THRANE
Physician and Surgeon
Office Mt. Hood Hotel.
Phone 2172.
If no answer call 8511, Mt. Hood
Hotel. Calla answered day or night-
DR. C. C. CHICK
Physician and Surgeon
Boom 10, B rosi us Building
Office Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 5
Phones: Office, 4002; Residence, 2101
YOU’LL NEVER FORGET
Office Bro 'us Block
Office Phone 3741
Home Phone 8742
THE
FLAMING
FRONTIER
DR. PHEBA J. COLLMAN
With
J. L BLACK, M. D.
(Homeopathic Physician)
Office at residence, 724 Cascade Ave.
Telephone 2961
C. W. HAMILTON, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
NATUROPATH
Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment
Corrective- Gymnastics, Scientific Diet
Diseases of Women and Children
Uorrs 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Office Phone 1622
Bea. Phone 2443
Hood River, Oregon
L R. Alexander, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Office 4, 5 and 6 Smith Building
Office Phone 2021
Res. Phone 8144
Hood River, Oregon
E. L SCOBEE, D. D. S.
Broslus Building
Office Honrs : 8 a. hl to 6 p. m.
Office Tel. 8161
Residence Teh 8412
DR. C. H. JENKINS
DR. BOYD T. JENKINS
DENTISTS
Phone 1081.
Offices Hall Bldg.
Hood River, Oregon
DR. S. L PETERSON
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray Examination
Eliot Building, Hood River, Oregon
Phones : Bee. 2743; Office 3812
L L MURPHY
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray Examination
Suite 5, Broaius Building
J. Warner Henderson, D.M.D.
DENTIST
Brosius Building
Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Evenings by Appointment
Phone 4001
Bee. 8784
HOOT GIBSON
DUSTIN FARNUM, ANN CORNWALL
The One Supreme Portrayal of the Glorious West!
Thousands of Indians-U. 8. Cavalrymen-Pony Express Riders
—Army Scouts—Western Plainsmen—Political Washington—
West Point in the '76's—a True and Tender Love Story-
Culminating in the Huge, Mammoth and Thrilling Climax of
the Battle of the Litth* Big Horn and Custer’s last Stand.
An Absolutely I’npnndleled Entertainment. Don’t Miss It.
Let Nothing Prevent Your Seeing This Super Spectacle
Filmed in Eastern Oregon with the full
co-operation of the
PENDLETON ROUND-UP ASSOCIATION!
The Glorious West of Song and Story
Lives Again in This Mighty Epic!
A LIVING, BREATHING, STORY I
Actuality torn from pages of the
Glorious History of the West!
Nothing Ever Before Like It
For The VVhole Family!
j
J. M. CREAMER
Veterinary Surgeon
Office at Fashion Garage.
Tel. 1201
GEO. F. STRANAHAN
General Building Contractor
Telephone 5716
B. B. POWELL
PLUMBING, HEATING AND
SHEET METAL WORK
810 Cascade
Ave.
Hood River, Ore,
4>
DON’T MISS IT!
Rialto Theatre
MON., TUES., » WED.
Mat. 10c-36c
december
13-14-15
Ladies’ Guest Mat. Monday
Special School Matinee Monday.
Box Office Open Until 4:15
Evenings, 10c-36c-50c
Hood River Abstract Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
Accurate Abstracting of Land Titles
Telephone 1331
George E. Goodwin, C. E
Member Ainer. Society Civil Engineer«
Consulting and Practicing Engineer
Surveys. Plans, Blueprints
Finished Drawings Made From
Bough Sketches
Phone 5001, Hood Biver, Oregon.
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL
LENORE GREGORY
OREGON LUMBER COMPANY
Violin and Piano
European Training and Experience.
Hood River class every Saturday
at Mrs. R. N. Young's, 1)24 State St.
DEE, OREGON
Phone:
Odell 406
MRS. GEO. I. SLOCOM
Dunning System of Improved
Music Study.
606 Ninth St.
Tel. 3933.
C. M. HURLBURT
Civil Engineer
Frans Building
Phone 3672
Fireproof LJÉI
THE FASHION STABLES’
Parkdale Auto Stage
PERMANENT, DRY, FROST-PROOF AND AS CHEAP AS WOOD
Phons 1201
Plana and estimates furnished free for any building.
This new unit is beating all records. The new modern
city of Longview has used a quarter of a million STONE
TILE since March 1st.
Leaves Hood River daily
at 10.45 a. m. (except Sun­
day) and 4.30 p. m.
Leaves Parkdale daily at
8 a. m. and I p. m. (ektept
Sunday).
CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO.
A. C. LOFTS
Phone 4111
PORTLAND DROPS
CITY AUTO PARK
Vamping in 1876 was just as suc-
cesafui ami just as easy as in these
days of 1926, for the prey was the
Portland's municipal auto camp was
same, if anything, the ’76 model waa 1 a deserted village last week, after six
a bit more artful than that of ’26.
years of operation during which time
Such is the belief of Kathleen Key, it housed 85,026 automobile« and 262,-
motion picture actresa, based not upon 110 persona.
actual experience in either of the two
The city went out of the automobile
periods mentioned, but rather upon camp bualneaa and surrendered the
history and a close study of the meth­ field to the private lntereets which
ods employed half a century ago, and now are in the bualneaa. At the aame
from observation of those/ln use to­ time it provided, through an ordinance
day. Miss Key is'the Itlai ick-haired, which becomes effective January 1,
fiasbhqr. black-eyed vamp in "The that no automobile camp may be estab­
Flainlug Frontier," the Edwi
_____
__ lished in the city limits.
ward
Bedg
wick-UniversaI production that is com­
The business of the auto camp
ing to. the Rialto theatre next Monday, dropped off year by year as the pri­
Tuesday mid Wednesday. The picture vate camps, with more elaborate equip­
atory is act In 1876, which gave rise to ment, lagan to function. The city did
the actress' thoughts on the subject of not feel that it could spend the money
vamping.
on the camp that should be spent there
"SkirtH might have tieen a little to meet all of the demands of tourists.
longer in 1876 but I think that the The banner year was 1924 when 67,824
mere suggestion they gave of a neatly persons in 22,293 machines entered the
turued ankle was perhaiai a trilie more camp, while this year the number has
effective than all that the short skirt dropiwd to 31,513 i»ersoua and 10,540
reveals today,” says Miss Key. "The machines.
skirts of IsTU kept one guessing; those
The camp waa established in 1921
of today leave nothing to the inmgtna- after the city had operated for some
tlon. In ibis respect, I thluk that tlie time at the forestry building where
1876 model vamp waa a bit wiser than the camp was free. It then leased tlie
Aer present day sinter. It’s harder to property at Portland boulevard and
vamp «nceswfully when one haa placed Albina avenue for 8500 a month and
all her cards on the table, and that Is charged 50/ cents a day for tourists.
what the modern vamp does.
Thia step was taken in the earlier
"And consider that little curl that days of touring and before the private
draped Itself in such a bewitching automobUe camps began to appear all
manner over the shoulder or shoulders. over the country. In that year the
Don't you think it was one of the most city entertained 21,012 persona in 6,686
HiHcessftil of weapons to use on the machines. In 1922 the number jumped
helpless male atont to walk into the to 35,376 persons in 11,149 machines
net? It suggested simplicity, demure­ and the next year the number was 58,-
ness and innocence, yet it concealed 656 persons in 18,424 machines. In
dynamite. The bob may be roguish 1924 there were 67,824 persons and
and practi.nl but I think that the 1876 22,293 maeblues; 1925, 47,729 persons
vamp with her little curls had some­ and 15,934 machines and in 1920,
thing on us. The roadster Is comfy 513 persona and 10,540 maehlneff
but I don't think it a bit more danger­
ous than tlie old buggy, buckboard or
Sew by electricity. The Binger haa
Concord wagon.
Many an old-Mme
vamp got in her liest work to the music five distinct types, all equipped with
of the creaking wheels as they slowly electric lights. Buy one for Christmas.
rolled over dirt road or
prairie, Yes, lJlieral allowance for your old machine.
HV
the modern girl^^gffifito
might have reason for Singer Hewing Machine Co., 214 Third
alarm should a real, good 1876 vamp Street. Phone 2912.
set up in opposition to her. She'd
Notice to Creditors
make them step some.”
Notice is hereby given, that the un­
And Misw Key proves all this in her
handling of the character of Lucretia dersigned has been appointed adminis­
Belden In 'The Flaming Frontier.” tratrix of the estate of Ralph J. Jar­
This picture, which lias been given an via, deceased, by the County Court of
Hll-star cast. Is a thrilling story of the Ilood River County, Oregon, and haa
early days of the West filled with all duly qualified as such.
All persons having claims against
the roiuani<• tragedy and comedy of
those early and trying days. Red man said estate are hereby notified to pre­
and white man confront each other sent the same, verified according to
and no more stirring scene has tieen law. to the undersigned at the office of
put on the screen than that showing J. II. Hazlett, Pythian Building, Hood
the massacre of.Custer by Chief Hit­ River, Oregon, within six months from
ting Bull and his Hloux in the battle date.
Dated and first published November
: of the Little Big Horn.
NINA R. JARVIS. -
I The cast is a great one. Hoot Glb- 18, 1926.
nl8dl6
/
Administrator.
1 son, Universal's Winter»» "ace,” enacts
the role of mi army scout. Anne Corn-
Notice of Fihal Settlement
i wall, dainty and demure, Is the hero-
In the County Court of the State of
1 Ine. Dustin Farnun», well-known stage
' and screen star, plays the part of Gen. Oregon, for Hood River County.
In the Matter of the Eatat^ of Fred
Custer, and Ward Crane does the
r
"heavy.” Miss Key plays the vangi Frautschy, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the ip-
And Noble Johnson has been cast in
I the role of Sitting Bull. Others in dcralgned executor has filed his final
; this great cust are George Fawcett, report and accounting in the store en­
, Eddie Gribbon. Harry Todd, Charles titled court and cause, and that the
K. French, Walter Rodgers, Ed Wil­ Court haa set the 27tb day of Decem­
son, William Steele and Joe Bononui. ber, 1926, at the County Court Boom
■ The« picture was written and directed in the City of Hood River, Oregon, at
the hour of 10.30 a. tn. of said day, as
; by Edward Hedgwick.
the time and place of hearing and
The final presentation of the Dixie aettling the aame, at which time and
Jubilee quartet, negro singers, who place any objections to said report
have revived the old cottoniield rnelo- should be made and filed.
EMIL FRAVTRCIIT,
> dies, wi|L to tonight. These singers,
Executor.
' who have made a hit in Hood River, n25<123
just as at other places where music
Notice to Creditors
loverB have recently heard them, offer
Notice is hereby given that the un­
one au eveuing of excellent entertain­
dersigned has been appointed adminis­
ment.
The motion picture, "Her Second trator of the estate of Ida L. Buddy,
Chance,” is being shown with thé jubi­ deceased, by the County Court of Hood
i lee* singers' program.
River County, Oregon, and haa duly
qualified as such.
All persons having claims against
Canadian Apple Market
According to a cable received by L. said estate are hereby notified to pre­
sent the same, verified according to
*H. Gerry, Portland representative of law. to the undersigned, st the office
the federal bureau of markets, from J. of J. II. Hazlett, Pythian Building.
Forsyth Smith, Canadian fruit trade Hood River, Oregon, within aix months
commissioner for the United Kingdom, from date.
the British market» during November
Dated and first published November
leave been heavily supplied with both 11. 192<l.
JESSE M. PUDDY,
torrels mid tsixea. The result has been
nlldO
Ad minist rstor.
a steady decline from Oetolier price«
with boxed apples eaiieclally weak
LADIES
which now range for Columbians, Jon­
athans from 81.81-2.12, extra fancy Next time you need your hair
grade on the Glasgow market, whiled trimmed, try
liarrel prices have dropped 3a to 5a.
THE VOGUE LA ROSE
1 except for Blenheims and Greenings
BEAUTY PARTOR
which have met with strong ree»-ption
at from SI.854L00 per barrel. Virginia Broaius Bldg.
Phone 5243
red varieties such as York Iin|M-rials
and Winexaps are in specially heavy GOITRE REDUCED
supply selling at very low price««, hav­
ing dropped to 33.90-4.12 for nnmtor
FIVE INCHES
one« grade, and boxeel apples, except
And
Health
Improved
for Spokane
Newtowns, having dropped to the low-
I July
e«st values.
Mrs. Bertha Ijutdberg, E. 20077 7th
Generally speaking fruit la arriving
in excellent eiuality and condition but Ave., Spokane Wn., says, "Since using
excessive auppties and weak demand Norbol-Ouadruple a colorless liniment
re-aulting from the prolonged coal a short time my Goitre is gone. My
strike and industrial depression are eyesight is good. I sleep nights, and
Ila« principal factors causing our mar­ feel like I did before. Will tell or
kets to la« very depre-awd and initnedi- write my full experience.” Write Bor-
ate pros|Ms«ts for improvements are tol Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
Sold at all drug stores. Ixvcally at
not bright, says Mr. Hmith.
It 1» interesting to note that the A. S. Keir drug store.
combined reports from Canada and tlie
United States to November 25 have
anaiunted to 3,157,890 liarrela as com-
Iaired with 1.449,430 in 1925 or an in­
crease of 62%. On tlie other hand
Fresh Sweet Oranges 83 per
Canadlnn exports ffione already total
box of three hundred large size.
316.776 barrels ns conqiared with 398,-
Boxes larger Hum standard sise.
858 barrels during the same period last
Sound fruit and satisfaction
year or a decrease of 20%. Nova
guaranteed or money back. We
Scotia and Ontario have fallen off the
pay express charges. A box of
heaviest while British Columbia shows
these makes an appreciated
an Increase of 70% in the export move­
Christmas gift. Remit with the
ment.
_
Waaes I'ears C’lftrry Fly
A meeting sf Waaco county cherry
LA GRANGE. TEXAS
growers to set In motion some plan to
protci’t that district from au Infesta-
Jion of the cherry fly was held nt the
c<Hi|M«ratlve. growers' building Hatnniay
afternoon, under the dk-eetion of Coun­
ty Fruit Inspector C. L. Hazen, says
The Dalles Chronicle.
('berries are t»eing shlpiwd in from
infested districts, making a spread of
the dread disease a possibility. Hazen
dis-lared. Numerous channels are open
onte
through which precautionary measures
may la* applied, he declared. Wasco
county with an estimated crop of 1800
tons of < lierrtee next year Is one of
six in the state not under out-of-state
quarantine regulations, bwause of hav­
ing a clean and non-lnfested pack.
Growers are making a concerted
camiMign now to prepare against the
IMMulldllty of red spider infestation
again next year. At least eight large
imalvrn sprayers have l»«cn r<dd in the
MONEY TALKS
district this fall. If climatic condi­
Salesmen, Salesladies and Retail
tions are different next spring, the pest
merchants. My items fit all of
crop may be lessened, it was stated.
you.
Salesman averages 81.00
profit for every dealer called on.
Mosier Elert loti In contorted
Costs dealer 82.00, be sells for
The municipal 01614101» at Mosier
83.50, makes 8150 on 82-00 in­
Tuesday was a mere formality, as all
vested. Salesman makes 8100. If
candidates were unopposed. Officers
yon are a Salesman or wish to
elected were: Mayor. K. W. David-
become one; if you never eold
blzar; recorder, J. N. Mosiel; trgga-
anything in your life, I will Ml
urw, R. J. Hcearce: couacilmMTThree
you how to make better than
to lie el<-cted, E. K. Evans, E. M.
8100 a week
(Address)
Strauss and P. J. Wilson.
Geo. L. lane, Mansfield. Ohio,
i
For Better Rubbers
Don’t just ask for rubbers, but ask for “Ball-
Band”— you will know them by the Red Ball
Trade Mark. They are well-fitting, rood
looking, and they give Longest Wear at Low
est Coat per Day’s Wear.
3ALL® BAND
'We sell the«e Rubbers with the Red Ball on
We aefl these Rubbers with the------------- —
the sole because we have found that they give
our customers satisfaction.. Come in and make
your selection from our complete, up-to-date
stock of “Ball-Band** Footwear
J. C. JOHNSEN
The Shoe Man
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
KING COAL
Fresh Sweet Oranges
LUMBER
MRS. J. M. LOWE
Concert Soprano — Teacher of Voice
Pupil of Vest man Griffith
International Vocal Maestro.
Hood River Studio: .Room 331, Wau-
koma Hotel. Saturdays only.
The Dalles Studio; 218 E. Ninth 8t.
Telephone 168 R.
SCREEN AND STAGE r
E. E. NEWELL •
ACME ORANGE FARMS
Phone 2181
C. C. Patrick & Co
SUCCESSORS TO
EMRY LUMBER & FUEL CO.
DEALERS m
*
Lumber, Fuel, Hardware