The Hood River glacier., February 17, 1927, Image 2

HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY I?. 1927
lutò Starr (Starter
Clipped Here and There
PUBLICITY
(Frost Apple City Progreso)
The plan of the Skamania Htotorical
The Publicity committee, composed
society to rebuild two of th» old block­
of C. N. Ravlin, J. I). ThQmlsou, and
houses which figured in the early Ore­
H. G. Ball, has carried on its work
gon Indian conflicta fits in with the
general movement to preserve our note­ thia year, supported entirely by the
worthy landmarks. The particular de­ publicity fund furnished by the county
fense works, built by tbe pioneers dur­ court, to the extent of >300. This com­
ing an exceedingly critical period in mittee haa caused to be erected several
deeams coming teue
the annals of the Oregon Country, large pictures of Mount Hoad, eallini
the attention to Cloud Cap Inn ant
Fifteen years ago the people of Hood stand out aa reminders of the great Coopers Spur road, with the Idea of
River Valley and in Portland were just cost at wiiich the region was reclaimed directing as many tourists aa possible
from the aborigiu»«.
K»g«a>a»ia»g to talk «bOUt the pOMlbiU
The vicinity of the Cascades was a to Mount Hood.
A number of large pictures of the
tlea of a Columbia Hirer Highway. dangerous one during nearly all of the
Hood River Valley which were taken
The peaaUdat juat couldn’t see it. period of early exploration and settle­ from photographs by C. 8. Reeves have
ment. Tbe very first comers to the
Some o< thia tribe even went so far
country hsd trouble there, and only l*en enlarged, colored, framed and dis­
agjbwWFThey 41dn’t want to see it
tbe moat veut’ireeouie of tbe immi­ tributed among some of the largest
"Why build a highway out to Port­ grants were willing to make it their hotels of the Pacific Coast. It la the
opinion of thia committee that this
land that will kill our town?” they home. The entire series of episodes, kind of publicity ia most valuable in
SPECIAL PROCESS of
beginning
with
the
massacre
at
the
naked. "Let's not ruin ourselves.”
attracting
tourists
to
the
city.
dyeing
used on these
Whitman mission in 1847 and continu­
With a publicity fund of >750 sup­
But men and women of vision, en­ ing until the final pacification of tbe
handsome fabrics
ergy and action went right ahead tribes, was replete with deeds of per­ plied by the County Court for ths com­
makes them abso­
ing year, thia committee plans on con­
dreaming and working to make their sonal heroism and sacrifice which con­ tinuing its activities and also issue a
lutely fast-color
stitute a separate chapter in the story
dreams come true.
of tiie development of a common­ Iiainphlet descriptive of the Hood River
They can be laun
Fifteen years ago one might have wealth. Not the denizens of the local­ Valley, the present edition lielng en­
dered any way you
visited Multnomah Falls on a Sunday, ity alone but all the people of the two tirely exhausted.
like
— boiled and
present
states
of
Oregon
and
Washing
­
and it is likely that he alone would
MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES
ton had a stake in tbe outcome, fur lite ,
hung
in the sun.
M y » looked at that great inspiring
Other activities of your Chamber of
blockhouses were central points in the
You
’
ll
find
them al­
column of water flowing over the Indian strategy. If the tentative raid I Commerce have been many and varied
ways fast.
brink of the Columbia brakes and turn­ of March,
had succeeded, it to 1 and have covered every field of en­
An attractive show­
ing to ribbony mist in its stupendous possible that it would have marked an deavor in the community.
irruption of the hostiles through the
With Geo. R. Wilbur as chairman of
plunge.
How many can one count
ing in this store.
mountain barrier, with grave conse­ the committee, and with the assistance
there today on a sunny Sunday?
quences to the Willamette valley, of the six irrigation districts in the
The other day we were !<s»kfrig over which unUl then had enjoyed relative valley, the 16th annual meeting of the
Oregon Reclamation Congress was held
flies of The Glacier of less than a peace.
Tite names of Phil Sheridan, after­ in Hood River and program and AC-
.decade ago. We found a communica­
ward distinguished as a geueral in the «ommodatioDs were., provided by tite
tion from Hans Hoeriein on winter civil war, and of Colonel Wright are Chamber, of Commerce, Op. the second
sports on Mount Hood. His comments indelibly associated with tiie prompt evening of the convention, 'a program
were prophetic of what we witnessed suppression of tbe uprising in that of moving pictures and a lecture on
quarter.
It is apt to lie forgotten, mountaineering wax put on by the
last Sunday. Hans and some dozen
however, that four score citizen volun­ Hood River Guide Ski CluhTWhich was
other similarly minded young men teers from western Oregon, who had
Silk Washable Crepes—
enjoyed by the out of town visitors as
were so lured to the snow fields that commandeered a steamer ou the lower well as the local people.
the obstacle of Impassable roads did river, arrived ou the spot nearly as
The Board of Directors, cooperating
not deter them.
They tasted the soon as did the regulars and had a with the City Council, made applica­
leading part in a most important uu
sweets of skiing and snowshoeing long dertaking. It is now more than sus­ tion to the State Board of Regents to
have the proposed Eastern Oregon Nor­
before anybody else. They knew bow pected that the tribes which partici­ mal School located in Hood River. A
those thrills would spread and net pated in the initial attack were but comprehensive leaflet describing tbe
about a contagion that would gain tbe tools of tbe real conspirators. Tbe advantages of Hood River as a loca­
tatter were but testing their ground.
north slopes of the mountain a popu­ There lurked behind there elementary tion for the Normal School- was pre­
pared under the direction of R. E.
larity.
shock troop« a warrior force which Scott and presented to the Hoard of
Special—
held
nothing
less
than
tbe
wholesale
Then tbe Mount Hood Loop highway
Regents. The board was entertained
lOc
‘ entire white J pop-
7 , In Hood River as described in a former
waa built The Coopers Spur lateral extermination of ‘ the
otation as their goal.
paragraph.
followed in due courae. Today Hood
Tbe welfare of tbe people of tbe low­
During the month of March the sec­
River is beginning to realise that its er Columbia, of tbe Willamette valley, retary attended the Commercial Secre­
dream about winter sports to coming even of the then sparsely settled Puget taries Short Course held st the Uni­
For Hale—One 1300 pound horse. Good, fine
tree. The Hood River Ski Club last sound region, turned momentarily on versity of Oregon, for s period of one vtoltor to welcome to any meeting or OLETA A8HEMBLY NO. KB, UNITED ART-
For Bal«—Dairy ranch In Trout Lak« Valtey.
the outcome of events at tbe Cascade«.
luna.-Mäet. th. Aral and tbtrd Friday, worker, single or double. Tel. Odsll 73, even­ Pries will surprise joa If you have raa lntoncy
winter formed a medium for hasten Temporary aetback there gave time for week.
■lass in tbe building.
ings.
fM
lo do business with. C. M. Cutting
jylt
at old K. ol P. ball. C. D. H inmcna. M. A.
Following the Armistice Day foot­
J. H. Konzno Hecretary.
You may recall social or recreational
lag the materialization of tbe vtoion.
batter organisation of the troops which, ball game between Hood River and
For Hale—Hardie sprayer, with «^ b. p. en-
For Sate— 1S-1n nr .od pin. wood also 4toot
activities
in
many
cities.
It
may
be
WADCUMA LODGE NO. 30. K. OF H- ■lue. Fine condition. Alaoulsc rlllar. John delivered East and Went Bide and Rood River.
Ia 10 years we may have a mid tardily thrown into lite field, eventual­ The Dalles high schools, it waa the
the social center, the night scltool for
mlO
Maete In K. of F. hall every Tueeday night Plug. Tel. «UM.
Phone 4M«. A. LaChapelle.
allit
winter activity here that will draw ly determined the issue for all time.— opinion of a number of buxines« men the adult or foreigner, or college or
Jultua Johnson, C. C.
Orefonian.________
P. F. Bucklin, M. of F.
For Bale-One acre, « Rooms and pantry,
For Hale—Good Io', tor Ml. In nit part, ol
that some recognition should be made university classes. But what are the
thousands. The state highway depart­
barn, cold cellar, garage, and ohlekon bouoe. tbeolty. prices right. A. W. On thank A Oo. eitit
A little schoolgirl in high excitement to the football team for the work done advantages of II« mm 1 River county?
CO Hood River Oommandery No. 12, K.T Flbe location, on good road.«, mile to Odell,
ment will And it necessary to furnish
said to her father: "Daddy will you during the year. Consequently a fund Thia natural geographic unit is bound­ . ajLfk Meela every Aral Tueeday evening good aprlng waler, eleetrle lights end phone.
For Hal«—Apple, mach, pear afid ebony
ersws to dear away the Loop Highway help me to get a lot of subecrlptiona to of >200 was raised from the business
Wtagf each mouth.
C. H. Jenkins, E. C.
Thle property la located half way between. truce. We have a full lino of general nareory
ed by a river hih I mountains.
A. Canfield. Recorder.
High school and Grade school. Flue place to stock. Fhone ParkdaleM or write 0. T. Raw-
and provide parking space for great there magaaines (naming a familiar men of tbe city and 20 Pendleton In­
Children are sent to school at six
school your children or board neachere. Floe eon. Parkdale.
naif
caravans of motor cars. The winter list controlled by a New York publish­ dian blankets were purchased and pre­ and continue to attend for eight or MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. I, k.«S. M. Meela garden spot, and plenty ofabada. Home Inin-
In Maeonie Hall every third Tueeday Io Itore, Incl idlr g a good range, heater, table,
sented to the high school at a banquet usually twelve years. They are taught
ing
concern),
for
I
have
been
«lected
eoeb month. - W. F. Lera way. 1. l.M.
ebalre, and hedateada. Kor price and terme,
sports program haa been given a
WANTED
bead of our class team and we must given to the football men by the Amer- In this, directed in that, and super­
A Canfield. Reoorder.
write L. A. K. Clark, Odell, Ore. Boa 131. mlO
notable lmoetus.
beat all the oilier classes.
I am a can Legion.
vised ; one grand continuation of a CANBY W. R. C.—kerii moond and tourth
Wasted-
Work
in restaurant or as stork
For Bale-'JbOO apple boxes. Hardie sprayer,
Early in the year, at the instance of inental-stufling procesa and tbe assim­
general and 1 have several reptains
ft?
Hatnrday. of each month In the Munro. older preea, spring tooth barrow, ladder, pick. Would do Main*. Tal. UM.
F.
8.
Kelly,
a
campaign
was
conducted
Building, at 2 o'clock p m.
Ingb age, and other small orchard tools. Geo.
under me and tbe other pupila are pri­
ilation, if there is any, la left to take
Wanted
—
A
general
all
around
farmer.
who
Ruth
Fore,
President.
W.
Bott,
Alameda
Way.
07
to
secure
better
news
service
on
tbe
vates. I am going to work ail day
care of itself. This state of affairs
understand. Irrigatlnr. Hlngto man prefer ed.
Iva Hcliobee, Secretary.
Saturday and Bunday and get all of ixirt of tbe Oregonian, and with the may be due to lack of time.
Dr. K L. Hcobee Tel 31« I.
fl?
It la
your and mamma's friends to sub­ co«>|>eration of The Dalles-Wasco Coun­ probably tbe plan of the educational ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORK M EN
Wanted—Llv. mink caught bv trappers
Riverside Ixtdge No te—Meeting nichts 1st
scribe. You are, we get a commission ty Chamber of Commerce, the delivery system ; It's a subject for delate. Then
sud 3rd Haiurdsys, 1st. Nnt'l. Bank Bldg.
For Halo— Briquet Brooder »00 him , need St.t. kind, ms , price, and If they era dam
on each subscription and the money is J of papers in tbe morning by truck was when students are leaving by traiu-
f24
H. L. Howe, Financier.
once, good ebnpe. pipe Included, *12B R. aged. R. R. Duncan, Caeli, Ora.
Chester Bb nte. Recorder.
__
Atkinson. East Bide Grade
fl7
to be used to tit up tbe school gym. A I secured and service has been continued. liMuto after a vacation, one is aware
Wanted—Party to take contract to otear two
When the Drum Corps desired to at­ that many subject themselves to an­ HOOD RIVKR CAMP. NO. 7,7«, M. W. A,-
man from tbe publishing company
For Hale—Clark Seedling strawberry plants, aerae of llgbt brash dearth*. Tel MB. H7tf
rente to school today to organize us tend the state Ix-gion convention at other four years of mental gorging.
Meetaat Woodman Hall every Wedneeday abeolutely guaranteed free irom woevoi. Tel.
night.
W. W. Mansfield, C.
Parkdalg». Charlee Htruek.
)«tf
and the drive ia to continue for two Marshfield, a campaign was jointly At the end of that time if the Individ
J. It. Itele, Clerk.
conducted by the Drum Corps and the nal himself doean't wonder why be
weeks.”
That sort of thing is going on in Hood River Guides to provide funds Isn't ready for aouw kind of work HAZEL RF.BKKAH LODGE Noate~LaOJF.
Wanted, Top drafting - Will be In thia mo­
Meets the first and third Tuesday evening la
tion ahoni Mar. 30 Can refer you to work done
many cities and towns, not only in Uw for thia trip. Tin* drive was successful someone vase" may.
each month In the Odd Fellows Hall, aoven
Io this aeetlon In I«|B. M. A. Koppteia Hon­
interest of magaaine«, but of various In raising a considerable amount above
miles couth of Hood River. R. D. I
Perhap« yon have wondered whether
kina, Orepna.
ml«
Floeale Moore, N. G.
merchandise enterprises. A reporter that required to make the trip and tbe your child or children or some reta-
Beaste Creeon. Bee.
for Kokomo (Ind.) Dispatch recently amount remaining was distributed be­ tlve’a or friend's children weren't em­
exposed conditions in the schools of tween the Guides and the Drum Corps. bryonic Joe Jefferson« or Maud Adams MT HOME CAMP34W, R. N. A., meets second
and fourth Thursdays of each month st M.
Indianapolis, where children were be­ . Perhai* tbe most beneficial activity or one whom you have admired, a
W. A. ball.
Wantsd—Man with Ibnr years as ranch tore-
fog exploited in sampling stunts to < of the Chamber of Commerce, from a i’adereswkc or a Maud I’oweli you may
Zana Carnea, Ree.
Adel'ne Atkinson. O.
For Hale—Inspected and. certified Clark man, on Hood Rlv.r ranch, desires cbange.
financial
standpoint,
was
tbe
work
of
advertfoe brand merchandise of vari­
needling strawberry plante. W. A Wendorf, Will work by month or yeaa.
have beard of, a Pavlowa or even
Inquire at
Underwood, Wash.
mil
ous sorts, such an breakfast food, tooth the Solicitation committee during the greater, perchance a Lincoln or Doug­
Glacier office.
fntf
paste, magazines, milk, medical sup­ year. A very few drives of out of las in ilelMite.
For Hale—Filbert and walnut trees, Traflhrd
Wanted — Oflloa work, particularly Mano,
EHinltb. Phone Mil.
noti
plies and gisidneas knows what etoe. town organisations were authorised by
Granted -the majority of teachers of
graphie work. Mrs. F. L French, phone
There were prise contests with motion the committee abd a far greater num­ the various localities are doing all they
»n.
hoir
picture tickets for th» winners, parades tier were disconraged. It may lie con- «an for the children with the educa­ HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. M, O. K. 8,-
Wanted
—
Laroe
Job
ot
prnnlug.
by
tha
day
Meete second and fourth Tuesday evening
for some slick aaf iterprlae. 'wards for servatlvely estimated that not leas tional xclH-me ns it is. A number of
or on contract, by orehardlst who baa spent
of each month. Vteltors cordially welcomed
lifetime in developing fruit traete. G. C.
this and that, until
11 the Lida out there than yin.tMM) has been saved under the years ago a aignificant fact waa re-
Earleen Meyer, W. M.
Evan«, Mosier. Ore.
f¡?
Of vealed. The rural postmen of H oim I
must be in a dare. — ■ven
rtu aoma
soi
news­ direct effort of tills committee.
Margaret Bucklin, »•Ü'_________________
For Hale—Oat and vMch bay. Phone I X
f!7
paper circulators were short -sighted thia committee it might be stated that River were delivering, lM*fore the days IDLKW1LDK LODGE NO. 107. 1. O. O. F.- Parkdale. Ray A. Loeko.
Wanted—Man wants steady year around
work In orchard. Had five year« «zpartenc«
Meete In Fra'cruel hall, every Thursday
enough as to hook-up with national It Is only by the ctxiperation of all of parcel |s>«t, an annual average of
For Hale-Modern bungalow, with 4 rooms, In apple orenard Handle tractor, horses.
night.
J. E. Malloy, N. G.
tnagasinre for nnconaci«mable commer­ business Interests that tbe work of this JM) poumls of mail to each home,
break fast nook, built In kltenen. bath, pan­ H ostler. B. C. Dowdy. Gen Del, Portland fl?
Gen. W. Thomson. Secretary.
try. double garage, woodshed. Price, tINO
«ommlttee may I m * entirely successful, wliereas th« average for tach home in
There’s milk of kindness in the hu­ cial adventuring.
Phone 3MX
Q7
Wanted — Married man past middle age
We believe thia condition to a great ft should slso ris-onimend that each I be United States wax 25 pound«. This HOODRIvKR VALLEY H UM ANK SOCIETY
to work on ranch. Address Owner, sera of
man breast. It takes some pilafortune and rapidly growing evil and menace«, merchant refer all solicitors to the
Hood
River.
Ora.
Jame.
«Iranahan,
Prae.
For
Balo-Friend
Bprayer,
IM
gallon.
Kent
fact regs riling the targe amount of Mrs. Alma How*, (tec. Leali. Butler. Trau
Glacier.
no
Hhoemaker.
notf
of friend or neighbor to show us that the finest American public institution. ChamlM^r of Commerce before contrib­ mail may inditate that there lx a large
mil phon. ISM,
uting
to
any
outside
organisation.
Unprincipled
and
unfair,
nothing
war
­
this is true. Accident laid low Johnny
amount of latent mental energy in the
For Hale—Chinchilla rahblte al very cheap
W.—Meetings every Tuesday evening at prices.
Dr. '.Boyd Jenkins. Phono 073 or
The Tourist Hiircau of the Chainlier county which, if directed in proper W. M. O. W.
A. hall over Electric KllehM.
Davidson. Industrious,
likable Mt. rants it nor can excuse it. It is a
lost.
fjfi
of
Commerce
has
lxi*n
active
during
shamt-lera exploitation of child life.
J. P. Pomeroy. C. Com.
channels,
may
result
in
gnat
attain
­
Hood young man. Hia friends haw That the abuse to tolerated by stupid the spring, summer and fall months.
K. A. Kincaid. Clerk.
For sale—Fresh good mlleb onw; algo year
ments.
old Barred Rock bens, R. W. Ferry. Phono wagte. Can furnish reference Address J. F.
rallied to his aid. This expression of or worse school authorities to the The figures, which were published
(Mrpenter, Route 4, Hood Rlrar.
H7
The cathedrals of Europe are result« LAURKL REBEKAH LODGE No. I7.I.O.O.F, 4«11.
«17
Those engaged in it sometime ago and which will not I m * of community strife. They were mon­
Meets Arat and third Mondays each month
• kindly interest will go far toward amazing fact.
For Halo «Joins place nt 8X scree 30 mlnntee
W.n
’
ea-100
oalvm
and
fraab
meat
Ore
­
Olive
Van
Allen,
N.
O.
from center of Portland, high end sightly gon Silver Fox and Far Farms, opposite th«
hastening the convalescence of the may mumble that it is a <<x»d thing to retH*ated here, show that a very greet uments of efforts to build tbe largest,
Miss Wert le Mille, Bee.
nzaeres apples sold direct lo stores. g7MU.' Colombia Gorge Hotel. Phon« Mgt.
teach children to brush their teeth, numls-r of tourists have lM*en taken the most lieautlful, the most inagniti
anu
young man and spur him on to throw­ read g«Mxl l>ook« and avoid disease. care of by this detriment of the
WOMKN'H AUXILIARY OF HOOD RIVER O. Hildebrandt, Tigard. Ore.
m!7
«ent of structures.
Poet. American legion. No. S. Meets first
ing off the yoke that misfortune Iiut we know all that, and so do public chandler. Tbe work of tills depart
Monday evs of each month at l.l National
For Hale — Rhode Island Red and Barred
H« mm 1 River county has an asset in a
FOR RENT
Bank bldg.
Mrs. A. L Anderson, Prea
Roek baby chicks. 31» per luo. IS per cent cash
school I each era, who are able to drive ment was carried <>n under the direc­ library building, wfilch at present is
brought him.
Mrs. Irene Wilson. Hac'y.
with order, balance day of delivery. W. E.
the lessons home without tbe assist­ tion of Cecile Greene, who is also a not considered valuable. There may be
Hhay, phone 337».
jgtf
No more pirinreaqne character ever ance of' the promoters of particular representative of the Oregon State Mo­ an organization now in existence or it
For Hale or trade- ror work borae, an Avery
brands of tooth paste, breakfast foods, tor AsMM'iation In this district. Fol­ may I m * «lesirable to form an organisa­
tractor. Also for sale, a good, heavy stock
lived in Hood River than John Iceland magazines and so forth.
lowing a campaign for niemtM*rshlp in tion which would promote story telling
mddioantlatWtoo Mask truck, 1W1 model..
Henderson, who waa stricken fatally In
Hands off the public schools! There the Arnrriiin Automobile Association hours for children of various ages,
W. J. Fils. tel. Parkdale M.
Jg7ty
RIVER LODGE NO. KB. A. F. and A.
the woodlnnd« of Tillamook connty are already enough distractions to keep conducted by B. C. McHenry, a branch wldch may alternate with or include HOOD
M.—Flrat and third Wednesday nights of sIST’’“!? °i.Tr><’* *** Anything-A Dalton
H. O K resse, w. M.
Adding Machine, like now. Tel. 3081, Mum-
Momlay. The oldtime residenta here our boy:: and girls from serious studies. ofikv of thia organisation has Isen in­ lime for garnea; a dramatic organiza­ each month.
Kent Shoemaker. Bec'y.
mey'e Music Shoppe.
n7
The indignity, harm and sheer impu­ stalled in connection with the Cham­
all regret the passing of one who was dence of it may not be apparent to ber of Commerce. This organisation tion which may be conducted tn one of
For Rent— Furnished apartment, close In
several ways; a tlelMtllng organisation;
Including Habt, phone as« water TM. 3M1,
■ctive in public life here IB years ago. them, but must be clear to every par haa furnished road mapa, r«md infor­ musical ion tests and recitals; and so
311
Hherman a ve.
Rockford Grange Calendar
ent with a sense of appreciation of mation and other services to help take forth.
For Salo—100 laying pullets Phone AMI or
The boy« are talking baneliaU. Seed what the public school means to Amer­ «are of the traveling public.
Fri., Feb. IN, old Fashioned Dance.
There have ls*en various expreaalons
Jan»tf
jiacketa peek at ns from out the shelves ica.—Editor and Publisher.
of interest along thia line and for this
Fri.. Feb. ‘¿li. Hovisi Grange.
For 8al«- Lewis Strain Rbcxte laland Red •'tvw
nies a I Ktnau
good milk
co ,
liilim txi-
_____ -r-y
oewsa. ww
of all the More«.
Most certainly,
Fri . Mardi 4, Modern Dance.
Rorwtera, floe breeder«. Phone *W.i H g «nix
Orangea wllosl on criap eroaa or ten­ reason the problem is presented here­
An enumeration of the reasons for
goat eie»
cosi,
alec one nosen
<lo«en boos.
neos, a
All logo with
Oxborrow.
'
' billy
Wed., March 9, Business Meeting.
place. C. L Gorton. WyMh,
Wyeth, Oro.
Ore.
IM
springtime 1« just around the corner. mlvertlsing has recently been given out. der enhltage leaven and nerved with with. pri'scnted to the public for dis­
cussion and action if It lx not too con­
For Hale-One dining room suite and otber
I'leaae, Boreas, do not embArraxs us, Tliere are eight reasons advanced, but French dnindng are delicious with the tented to sit back and watch tbe world
Foe Rent- AO esoollent location for a pay
furniture. Prices r esum nab la. Hee Mr. Baker Ing restaurant. Apply Owner. Gteeter flttl
meat course.
at the Chamber of Oomm-ree.
¡¡"f
should you happen to note this com­ there are many others, of course. How­
imxs by.
ever, here are eight that are very
For Kent- Bleeping room with bath and
ment.
It lx iH'sxIbia that if there were an
FOR
SALE
For
Hale-1
can
furnish
peppermint
roots
splendid nnd convincing, as given in a
Library Utilization Urged
raised M ml. from H<*od Rlve^Tbla la a rrmd fornace heat. Cloee In. Ml Blate Bt. Kcrnee
organization to promote eduiatlonal
from
library.
notf
southern newspaper. ,
time to engage tor Boring planting. Write tor
activities, teachers may find they have
Hood River, Ore., Feb. 4, 19(27.
Newspaper reading is a universal
10
E
W
Baines,
nao
Prescott
Ht..
We'll soon be ready for the biggest
For
Rent
—
Apartmente
etoee
la
with
or
rortiHd, ore.
marS
Editor Glacier: Judging from the a few extra ounces of energy to add to
«tally habit; newspaper advertising,
without a piano. Phone 2MI. Mrs. Belle
the momentum should there I m * an ojv
egg from hens grown ambitious during
Hugh««.
dif
unusual
activities
—
or
lack
of
activi
­
therefore, reaches every day virtually
For Hale-Dry body fir wood.lt Inch. You
For Bale-Trapussted Bsby Chicks. If von
this vernal season. Indeed, we will all who buy.
ties—at the Hood River county library, portunity, for pupils to exercise their ere
looking for HIGH QUALITY CHICKB, 3X3 Parkdale. w’" »«"W- H. A. B oomer, teL
scholastic training which in turn would
a
small
fraction
of
one
per
cent
of
the
the kind that will develop Into real lavara,
Newspaper advertising is the life
prefer reports of the efforts of your
make school work more effective and you do not nee<1 In look further. We have
favorite hen to the presentation of blood of lot al trade because it toutrhra population of the county patronises the useful.
them. They have made money tor os. They a |r°r*^TV1K>lby.elover,slfeltkand wheat
nil conitunMt aonreen in every commu­ public library and the larger part of
will mske money tor yon. Prine, gl» per hun­ bay. all foaled, on TuckeT hill. A. J. Vogler
spring poems.
The
world
1«
advancing
because
Mlf *
dred. 20 per rent with order. Tel CM. Mrs pbone 5512.
nity. It gives the national advertiser the fraction is children.
there
are
exceptional
Individuals
who
Claud«
K. Coppi«.
fiotf
Besides the library ownwl 1i,v the
the same opportunity for complete con-
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county., there Is one other building are able to forge ahead regardless of
There*« nothing new under the aun. HUiner appeal in any hicallty.
where one may have room—and Ixiard lack of an opportunity for training.
MISCELLANEOUS
Newspaper
advertising
cuts
selling
But the man in the moon looked down
also—gratia,—of course that ia the Itut what greater monnment may a
coats
liecaure
it
entails
no
waste
in
last night and aaw for the first time
community
produce
than
numls>rs
of
For Bale-Ser thia. «X-acro tract, fine tl«.nw
locality of circulation. Manufacturers county jail. Since the number of ap­
bouse, nice tor summer resort, well located
a ak! party in frolic on Mount Hood. use It to cover markets where it is plicants and the length of tlm<> they individuals who may fill the ranks of
Fino lot of ornamental nursery stock. IVIli
artists,
statesmen,
worthy
professional
give » eash prise tor largest order tor aprlng
stay varies the majntenauce fund for
Ha probably reported to the Lunar profitable to do business.
delivery of roses and other ornamentals from
or bnsiness men, or entertainers for
Lo«<—A bo? ! Tip-Top lamlsous Atal watek.
Newspaper advertising insures quick, that institution must vary.
Carette that a good time win enjoyed
Oregon nursery Also special prices on Fran- Fl niter plea«» retara to EOarard
The annual appropriation for the radio or through records, If you pleas«*?
qsette walnnte. Delirious apple trees. Also Reward.
thorough and economical dealer dis­
by alL
gltjf^id «»entry houses. Bio A. G^Jeknlags
And they IsM'ante auch b««cauxe there
tribution Hnd dealer good will, beeaus«* county library la >5500—or >458 for
?•**• £2° bar A- ° Jsnnlnsa. Heeltor
Found-On« Jersey better, owner
each month—one half paid by the city, waa exccptlonnl training and opjior-
phone ¿Ml. or addre. Route 3. HSod RvX'.
retailers
are
willing
to
sell-
pnalucts
Be s pal with yonr boy. white ver
tunlty. for developnM*nt.
one
half
|nld
by
the
county.
Then
Or*-
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dl«tf
advertised directly to their own con-
Tin* extent of the following will i
his age. It will pay Immediate dlvi- sutnern.
there Is (lie library hall. The priv­
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For Bate-Barred Rock eoeketete for matlna.
never lx* known:
■
Want lo trado—A «ra*r old Guernsey dow,
dends of the purest pleasure. Tite tie
Newspaper advertising enables man­ ileged have the use of «ante gratis, for
giving atiout two aalhmaof ffillk, for yoaag
MkW, MTR. K, J. NlenolftOD.
d2tf
others there haa been a rental charge. “Full many a flower is blown to blush
stock Tel. <7g2. A. 7. G<aA.
. mr *
of understanding between sons and ufacturers to tell where their products
uns«*en
.
Vnless
it
haa
been
very
recently,
the
fathers forms a cord that Strengthens may lie I »ought.
And waste it« aweetn«*M on the mea- i
library
laaird
haa
not
disclosed
the
Newspaper advertising canbestsrted
dow green."
F. L. A.
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the ns t ion.
or Ht<»i»ped over night, can be prepared reason or pnr]>oae for thia charge. Sev­
Whit« Leghorn
'.«‘tween «lays to meet certain develop­ eral months ago n |>nrty was told of
Hollywood strain, from best selected I and i
tile various charges and umm I the hall
year oldI hens mated lo high nxirt
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Hear Rabbi Max Merritt at the Rlr ments sn<l to obtain immediate results. several time* with the request that a
SOCIETIES.
We are booking orders now tor 1M1
Newspaper advertising costa Iww
KSSt a
eralde Forum Sunday night.
Rabbi than any other kind.
bill be sent for use of name. Hulme-
o!4tf
Merritt la a red blooded, he man, who
The merchant or other bnnlnere man quently. the librarian remarked that
Ilk
1
hall
hadn't
lumn
(Mild
for.
U|x>n
thinks sanely and haa something to who is not taking advantage of the
being reminded that a bill hadn't l>een
say that makes those who listen think. opportunities offered by newspaper ad­ sent the charges were modified. The
vertising tq boost his busineHH now will
KKMP LOI>GK,No. 1U, LG. O. F.-Mwte In
still be facing readjustment problems request for a hill was repeated. At a
Odsll Odd Fellows' ball »very Halnr*
recent
date
no
bill
hnd
been
received.
day night. Visitorsoordlslly waleomsd
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Cstberwood were when his competitor is lack on a nor­
Sam H. Moors. N. G.
Portland
has
a
public
library
which
down from Dee yesterday on a shop­ mal business plane.—Klamath Falls
H. B. Can«hey, Searetary.
la centrally located. Tite list of activi­
Herald.
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ping tour.
ties for a day often requires a typed HOOD RIVER CIIUILK HoJK NEIGHBORS
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Honnlchsen hsve
W. R. Winans, who has tiecn ill ia half page. Tliere ia no charge for the
of Woodcraft-Moots at K. or P. ballon the
first Tuesday night of each month.
returned from a pleasant automobile much improved, according to hia son. use of any hall, neither ia there a
retie«
Cora Pomeroy, G. N.
tour to southern California.
Pan!, here yesterday from Winans City. charge of admittance to any halL The
Mrs. F. H. Blagg, CMrk.
Ghe PARIS FAIR
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