Image provided by: Hood River Library; Hood River, OR
About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1927)
»• HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, MARCH 24. 1927 Siner (Klarier ARTHUR D . 11 ! -tv- IK -/ Were you overlooked by the men soliciting the valley's Boy Scout quota for the year? Turn to.another column of The Glacier and utilise that coupon in forwarding your subscription to Robert B. Perigo to W US HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY It to given to but few mortals to cele “Goo-Goo," a Pekinese puppy, ex brate tbe hundredth anniversary of hibited at the allow window of the their romlig into thia world. And Automotive Service Co. by Glenn Wil- rarely, indeed., dote a man reach this son, the owner of the diminutive dog summit In a well apent life, retaining and her mother and sisters, proved too alertneM of mental facultiee and auch great a temptation Saturday night for a 14-ycar-old Indian girl. The pup was healthfulneM as might be found in a rniaMKl Just before dark. A family of man of 80. Indians had been seen on the inside of Hood River folk Monday were given the building, admiring the Pekinese, a privilege of tendering congratulationa and suspicion attached to them. Boy Scouts, police officers and private in to a nelghtxir, who was 100 years old dividuals began sleuthing. and who nt ill poae euoe d the physical An old Indian buck was Interviewed. vigor of a man much younger, whose While officers did not reveal to him mind flashed in conservation with the that a dog had been stolen, their ques tions as to the whereabouts of the In wit and keenneoa of youth. It was dian family seen inspecting the dogs, Captain Charles Alexander Bchetky, evidently aroused hid suspicions. He For Hale—Hix weeks old pigs, FI. Phone mlftf tbe nation’s oldest naval officer, and evidently went to the Indian village CMS. C. A. MoCarthy. all the nation, from President Coolidge and made an investigation himself. For Hale—Earliest ol All end Early Rose About 8 o'clock the Indian girl was potato««. Avalon Farm. 8. J. Frank. down, did him honor that day. And it seen standing in the garage building. seed Pbooe MtB. m!7lf was a well deserved honor. A bystander, having heard of the lost Those of ns who mw Captain Bchetky dog, thought the girl was seeking an Monday and Tuesday were impressed other Pekinese. He entered the room For Hale—A fresh young Jeraey cow, none better. Good young boree, about 1*00 pound« most deeply. In our musings we could and said: Qu, Millar, tel. MI7. mrt* “You seen lost puppy?” All colupins. What a life he has lived, The girl pointed to a corner of the For Hale-Quality milk and cream delivered what wonders, miracles of develop steps leading up to the street, crying, In Hood River dally. Ptnehuret Dairy. W. marHtf “There's dog!" Then she ran swiftly H. McGuire. Phone into. ment he has witnessed! But there is a persistent wonderment down the street For Hale-Clark Seedling aod Everbearing “Goo-Goo” is a sister of the Pekinese strawberry plants. Washington ARparague, of the secret of this growing old ad which the business houses of the Ri two year old plants, all No. 1 slock. Black gracefully, if there be secret Ws alto block, The Automotive Service Co., Walnut trees, »to 4 feet. 6 cents each; small •Ise. 8 to IS Inches, at V per hundred. Plant might And it, we think, in Captain the Rialto theatre, Kelly Bros. Hard these frees end graft to English walnota an year, or use for shade and roadside Bchetky’s appreciation of the guilder ware Co. and the Hood River Bakery other Call W, R. Gibson A Hon, Odell «7 or will give away loon to the most popu treee. Mrs. Hanks Mortimer. mar 17 if things of life as well as for the little lar boy or girl of the city. things that take place daily In cuntact Mrs. Fred Paasch Monday picked up with friends and family. How courte ous was this old skipper I How Joyful a carrier pigeon which had alighted at the doorstep of her Pine Grove home. was he over those messages that tame The bird, a reddish brown, seemed ex from all over the land, and he beamed hausted from long flight.. On its right his appreciation upon those who called teg band appeared the numerals 3547, to swell the good cheer of a great followed by a triangle and 1921 L. Mrs. Paasch is caring for the bird occasion. . . ■ . until she bears from the owner. And overshadowing all, we And Cap T. J. Wyerz, accompanied by Mm. tain Bchetky, throughout all his days, has l>een a man of reverence. The Wyerx, spent Bunday shooting Jack For Bale—X acres, 10 In bearing orchard, In rabbitx near Ileppner Junction. greet wave of materialism that lias one or beet location« of tbe valley. Will «el* cheap. Address Orobardlat, care Glaclsr mH swept the world during his lifetime Two thousand pairs of frogs who with its miraculous mechanism, has have iieen wont to boom their basses > but strengthened his simple faith, a and quiver their tenors into the moon faith that has made him a man of lit beauty of Hawaii’s nights, will soon be given, a trip to the Orient, if an prayer. order received by II. L. Kelly, the ter Last year we Mid, on the occasion ritory's fish and game commissioner, of his 99th birthday, that Captain can be Ailed. According to Mr. Kelly, an order has Bchetky would not be an old man when been received from a frog fancier in he reached the century mark this year. Japan who desires the Hawaiian type His is a spirit that is fortified against of eroaker in bis business. Whether the buffetings that appear in the eve the desire for the amphibians grows from a hunch that their environment ningtime of life. in the “land of melody" makes them And we’ll say again, as we did last more polished screnaders, or from the year: "Who of us, when we have possibility that their edible binder legs talked with this man, now past the have been made larger by surf riding la cause for speculation. hundred mark, will not say: The order will be filled is possible. “*I will not mind growing old if J can do so aa gracefully and as happily LEGION NOTES as he? - the Action will be the key note CENTRAL APPLE ORGANIZATIONS entertainment at the American For Bale—6J4 acre ranch 8 ml lea from Ths state convention to be held Heights. Part orchard, good «-room plastered We do not know what will be the Grande on July 21, 22, 23 this year. bouse, good barn and ben house Weil In outcome of the proponed Pacific north Oregon has many more drum corps In laundry. Prioe reasonable. W. H. Chapin westwide central organisations of ap proportion to its Legion posts than any For Bala — Cleveland tractor, model "W", state in the Union and they will all be ple growers and shippers. The ship in La Grande this summer. Any and ilia. BM cash. balance term«, or will wrack It porta. F. M. Purdy, Portland Way. Rt «. pers, it seems to us. are in more of a all of them are high class and capable tor ______________ •_____ ______________ mr!7 proper mood to put the plan into actual of making much music all the time, For Bale—» partly furnished housekeeping rooms. 11« Fifth street Tsl. »708 In tbe morn effect than are the growers. The lat day and night. ing. Mrs. E. Montgomery. mrlOtf At the prenent writing there are 21 ter are not actually and openly against drum corps and band« promised to be the move, but one will find a withering In attendance—14 corps and one band apathy, and this la aa bad, or perhaps from Oregon, two bands and two corps For Bale—Beven Acree good land, do rock«, worse, than real, open opposition. from Idaho and one each from Wash aandv loam, some fruit trace, fine modern 8 room Bungalow with bath. All kinds of con ington. All of these, with their many We’ll wait and see what we shall see. basement, furnace beat, fire-place brilliant uniforms and stirring martial veniences. water piped In, eleetrlolty, lawn, shade Tbe alms of the proposed organiza music will be the foundation of the spring and ah rubbery. Has tenant honse In rear, rente tions, if honestly carried out, can only largest and beet convention, “The Bat tor»10 per month. Thia la one of tbe fiscal home« In the valley. House a looe, cost St.600 to result In good. Many are the benefits tle of ’27” ever held In Oregon in tlie build. Two miles Irom city limits. Pbona68»I mIO that have accrued to Hood River Val history of the American Legion. For Hale-80 Acree, one of tbe finest orchard« ley from tbe organization here of the on Ka t aide. Strictly high class. Easy terms. Phone 2081 or M71. ____________ m»Btf Hood River Traffic Association. For Hals—Baby Chick«. Hatebin» eggs from From a comparative standpoint, too Htate Accredited and blood tested breedin» dock, also 100 laying psilate. Pbona 5881 or MX. much attention has been paid in the _________________________________ Janaotf past to production of apples and too For Hale—White Wyandot I eggs, stock direct little to coordinated methods of d!«- Ar from John Martin of Canada. »160 peraettlng. 7//- fertility gnaranleed, also 6 pair of Rad Oar- tribution. The complexity of distribu neeux pigeons, tbe acai squab raisers at *1 per pair. B. u Cnm m lnga ana R o w, Route I, M eed tion demands that growing Interests River. mrtl should be on the alert for betterments For Bale-Two down young Whit« l^gborn just as they are, through experiment Hen«, all laylnf, price gsn. Phone MSI. mrstf / stations, for methods of prevention of For Hale—Bee this. »%-acre tract, fine 110 000 i1 house, nice tor summer resort, well located disease and control of pests. The Hood Flue lot of ornamental nursery stock. Will River Traffic Association is constantly Îlvs 16 cash prize tor largest order tor spring ellvary of roses and otber ornamentals from at work on problems that are of vital Oregon nursery. Also special prices on Fran quette walnuts, Delicious apple trees. Also importance and must be solved, if ap Hprlngtime’a here with wind city and country bouses. Hee A. G. Jennings ples and peara are to be carried to the before yon bay. A. O Jennings. Keallor, and raina phone MSI, or address Route», Hood River, consumer at a cost that will permit a Now's the time for plumbing Ora.______________________ _________ « i«tf profit. imlns. For Sole-Good work horses, any else you ■SSS5S—H—SB—B —from proverbe of Mr. Quick. may desire, at reasonable prices. Why not bny on tbe ranches where they raise them. In MR. CASE’S RECITAL stead of going In to IM Portland market Tel. S7Z3, Gilbert Edgl'.gton mJlf WE’LL fix your roof so Without exception, we believe, the For Bale — Wnlte leghorn Cockerels, »1.60 it won ’ t leak and individuals of Hood River, men and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlin. Phone 8x1 Odell, mil women, and various organisations of repair your leaders or put For Hale—10 acre« good land, In commercial the city and valley, will welcome an orchard. 10 mom modern bouse, with both up new ones. Let water and light, nlee shade on good mad, 1'4 opportunity to show their appreciation miles fmm Hood River. II.(«Ml cash. bal. term« us help you to be Also Ai Iota »860. A bargain, 1» acre«, 11 in next Saturday night of the gracious 'berries, t acres peaches end apricots. Income comfortable. last year H.W0 price ».000. iaicated at Tbe ness of Albert T. Case In aiding every Dall«« Ore. Phone M81. iMtf worthy enterprise in past years with For Hale — Clark Handling strawberry plant«. hie ainglng. How many tlmPa have the Tel. F. A. McDonald, SUB. jjotr songs of Mr. Case added zest to meet For Sal«—168 |0 acres commercial olehard ings of organisations and societies! and equipment. 14 mile ««st of Oak Grove '¿Mm Bnbool. Terms. C. G. I«mmon. mil He has given of his talent without SHEET For Saib—Oae quarter block. S lota. 7-room stint. bouse, barn, borne traits, fine garden plot, PAUL S PLUMBING SHOP berrlee, half Inch Farmer', Irrigating water, Riverside church next Saturday eve 9 o a I Z S T at 10th and Pina Htreets. Tel. *w*. fMtt PHONEI67 3 ME S. S7 27 ning, when Mr. Case will give a recital, For Dale- Harreo Rock eg»« for batchin», shonld be crowded. His songs will be good laying atrain. Tri, MM, Mra. A. Canfield fl7tf of interest to the musically Informed, For Hale— Inspected and certified Clerk because of his technique, and the uni Rockford Grange Calendar Heed 11 ng strawberry plant«. W. A. Wendorf formed man or woman will enjoy them underwood. Wash. ni.ll Saturday, March 2fl, Social Grange. for the richness of their appeal. For Hale—Filbert end walnut tree«. Trafford Fri., April 1, Old Fashioned Dance. E. Hmlth. Pbona Mil. not! Mr. Case will be ably assisted by Friday, April 8, Modern Dance. Wed., Aprlj 18, Business Meeting. George W. Smith and Miss Sarah Abby For Hale—Friend Hprayer, IM gallon. Kent Shoemaker. notf Howes. nuiieri ■ iÆiLll We may have some more flurries of winter-like winds. But the dlacom forts they bring will be brief. Spring is really here. The gray days of win ter made tu appreciate an the more the glory of Tuesday. Even nature smiled and paid honor to Captain Bchetky on his 100th birthday. FOR SALK For Hale — Rhode Island Red and Barred Rock baby chick«, lie per 100. 1» per cent cash with order, balance day of delivery. W E. Hhay, phone sun. jut For Bale or trade-For work hone, an Avery tractor. Alan for aale, a good, heavy stock aaddle and s»H ton Msek track, 1MI model. W. J. Fils, tel. Parkdale M. Jt7if t Easter Frocks Acquire New Glory ____ " Le—'- - Of course, Easter’s the next big holiday for which New Spring Clothes are bought But now that occasional balmy days breathe promises of Spring, there’s really no reason why anyone shouldn t lay aside sombre-colored winter apparel right now and tog up in freer, lighter garments. More com pletely than ever before, have we prepared for Springtime’s coming. There are so many fashions under the Easter sun. And they’re full of grace and color to wel come the fairest season of the year. Every favored inspired style that will appeal to, the fashion loving woman is here. New silk dresses in flat < crepe, printed georgette and novelty silks in al) the fashionable Spring shades. Exquisite Easter Millinery New House »nd Afternoon Dresses A brilliant array of charming modes that have Parisian airs. Small hats—matrons’ hats—gay debutante hats—all are here in strikingly di versified assemblage, in every color the season favors. A big and varied assortment of the very newest styles of Voiles, Prints and Dimities, guaranteed colors. You’ll surely enjoy looking over this splendid assortment. Realizing that many women plan to keep the Easter hat well within a very moderate price limit, we have made extensive prepara tions for this season’s Easter selling. We invite you to come in and see this splendid showing. —2nd Floor— For Hale or l-eeae-lW acres. »6 acres Bleared. Wanted—A salesman, men or woman, who Abundance of water; good strawberry propo can sell musical merchandise. Murnrney’a sition; on Lost Lake road, alx mile« from i-ee. Music Bboppe, everything musical. mN Kaay terma. J. R Nlekeloen, tel. »Me. a.ltf Wanted—A Fanlteea stamp puller. Write For Bale — A »-acre commercial orchard me wbst you have. Walter O. B. Davidson. rorft place Including equipment. C. F. Humner. Psrkdale, Ora Hood River. Ore a2Hf Merkel tor cookers, HOo. Fseed and tilted at For Bale or Trade—168 «eras on East Hide, 6 your apple hoeae. Geo. Sheppard. Tel «7W. turn mites out, tor city or small cloee-ln place, bone 6B7». m«tf Wanted— »6 08 paid tor eate with new born mr»U For Bale—Dairy ranch In Trout Lake Valley. kittens, Pbone 58M. Price will surprise you If you nave reel money Wanted—Tractor work, by day or eontrae.t. to do business wllh. C. M. Cutting Jylt H. G. Van Allen Tel. 687». fI7tg New Easter Footwear J Slippers, Pumps, Oxfords All of the new est leathers and styles the season affords at prices most reasonable. For Kent-A piano, M per month, phone »Ml. Mnmmey'e MuakrUbopp*. mil Fur Hire—Have a Faulttane etnmp puller and am prepared to pull or move old buildings or pull apple trees. One mile aoutu of Sood Elver Heights. Jf T. Naatelgh. mil Wanted boor, -, will cara for elei »nabla. Pbone 17M. MISCELLANEOUS For Rent—»-room bouse. (Jpetalreequlpped tor mb-)ettln». Also »«oom bouse. Both modem and close In. Phone 1801 or eall at «17 Shsrman Ave. R. W. Moe mlOU For rent—Small modem bouse and lam garden spot with Irrigation water lUrOlahed. Also a lanre ehleken bouae and pea. Phone mlOtf For Bale— l«-ln fir and pine wood also 4-foot Wanted—Party to take eOntraet to clear two Un or L. H. H ugglns store. delivered East and West Hide and Hood River. acres of light brush clearing. Tel MBL fl7lf For Bent—At ones, oom mere la. apple and Phone MSB. A. LaChapelle. alltf Wanted—Old boraee, youug ealvea and fresh peer orchard ol seven acres on A lameaa Way For Halo—Apple.' peach, pear and eberry meal. Dragon Silver Fox and Fur Farms Op Good alaod tenant bouae. Phone670*. mlOtf treee. We have a full line or general nursery posite tbe Colombia Gorge Hotel. Pbone MM. slock. Phone Parkdale M or write C. T. Raw- For Rant—A »-room famished apartment oS7U son. Parkdale. rail at 516 Sherman Ave. Tel. »«71, H7tf FOR RENT For Bent-Nice apartment, tor adults only, at im Chaeade Ave. Tai. «6*8. H7tf For Root—Two houses on Htate Htreet, one For Rent—Sleeping room with bath and furnlebed. Apply J. E- Blade. Pbone XBr. fnmaoe beat. Cloae In. 601 State Bt. apmee WANTED mrjrtf from library. rtotf For Rent-Two unfurnished housekeeping Wanted—Hteixxrapnlc or clerical employ, Foa Rent— An esoelletft location tor a pay rooms. M per month. Clone In. Pbooe MH. ment. Call »77. Hortense J. Follanlua. mrM ing raetaaraaL Apply Owner. Glacier nfti mN Wanted—Position on raneb by experienced For Kent—Heven room modem bonee, foil For *« nt-t and »-room apertaMota, al U(. all-roand man. will take any kind of ranch baaement. garden plot, fruit trace, garage. On BIB. BBS and BM per month. Mrs. H. J. work. Qus Wolf, general delivery. Hood Tbe Heights. 7M Pine Bt. Call tern evenings, Frederick, phoaa MM. nbtf HI ver. or«?* mr*4 mar 17 ll Furalebed Colts roe — By week, day or Wanted - Housekeeping work, country For Bent—A email hones, good garage and month, with-or without board. Waucoma place preferred. Tel. (Ml,eall tor Mrs. Monroe garden, close In. Phone Mrs. Jonas at MM. Cottages, Tel. »OH. 7M Mb M. JylZtr mrM mar 17 if For Bale Good lota tor sale In all parts of theetty, prises right, a . W. Ontbank AOo. situ Cash and Carry Grocery t »W ly Downtown Phone 1032 h . GROSS, Proprietor DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY THIRD AND OAK STREETS Height* Phon« 1031 Specials Sat. Moru March 26 and 28 X BORDEN’S MILK tall cans, each_________ UTAHNA UNGRADED PEAS, can._________ SILVER RUN7STAND- Limit 6 to a Customer CRYSTAL WHITE or P. & G. NAPHTHA LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 bars 35c WESSON OIL Quarts-------- 48c SNOWDRIFT 8 pound can $1.80 ARD CORN, per can. 10c VAN CAMP PORK AND BEANS, medium 10c H. & B. CATSUP per bottle____ 15c MARKET DAY SEEDLESS ' RAISINS, 4 lb. Package 35C SILVER BRAND FLOUR Satisfaction guaranteed e or money back. *49 lb. sk. 51.75 JELLO, all mixed flavors . 8 for._______________ 25c RED DEVIL MATCHES, 6 boxes GROSS’ “BEST’ COFFEE Bulk, per pound_______ 45c 22c 0 Now is the time to plant your garden. We have ------------ a complex ijne of The Hood River baseball team has a real coach, > man who knows the game, thia year. With home support the team ought to take a lead over smaller city teams throughout the state. Northrup & King’s Fine Seeds CASTILE PRICES SAME TO ALL AT BOTH OUR STORES Earliest of All” and “Early Rose” Seed Potat For Hale-Hardte sprayer, »cylinder pump, « b. p. Ideal motor. Cut-nndsr track. Cari U Bmllb, Dee, Ore., tel. «XI Odell. *