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t VOL XXXVIII \ HOOD RIVER, OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1927 J*” z . . ■ ■■ ■S MRRMMRI b Graduation Gifts To Our Country’s Defenders » Out ahead—guiding America to day—i« the light of memory of those who have fought for this country. Their example, their sacrifice«, are a beacon on the course of justice, liberty, right government. , ...................... .......... ».awr Cara Nome Compact Toilet Seta Karen Perfume Toilet Sets Fiancee* Face Powder and •Toilet Water Set« Waterman*« Ideal and Parker Fountain Pen« Pyralin Ivory fit Manicure Set« KRESSE DRUG CO, w / jr f ' » Ï £ fHntwrtal Say TIONAL BANK a . J ' Instead of devoting thia week’s space to the merits of the Butler Banking Company ’ We want to call your attention to the Poppy Sale day which cornea next Saturday. An Ideal Arrangement ♦ - 4 ■ MgL ' A It None of the fine work of the Women’s Auxiliary is for a bet ter purpose and every bit of every dime invested in a. Poppy .goes straight to the relief of disabled veterans. _____ ♦ Koberg’ Pavillion and Park is available to private parties and clubs to entertain their members and friends in an ec- onomical way, ■- < « « ‘í’F BUTLER BANKING COMPANY • » ? "And, gentlemen of the jury...” I D you ever see a lawyer wear overalls while facing a jury? He can't afford to, for he knows that the impression he makes on them has a lot to do with the verdict they bring in D Every person you is s jury of one. And one of the best methods of getting a fav orable verdict is to let us dry clean your suits. You will look successful—you will feel succes- ful—you will be successful. GROWTH This firm started shipping in a small way in 1916, with Wm. S. Duckwall selling the fruit in the East Our growth and the volume of our shipments have been gradual but steady. From a few cars Sent to one market we are now shipping to all parts of the United States, and to a number of foreign countries. Our brand is known in these mar kets, and Our Trade Mark registered. This business is generally done direct and this system tends each year to increase volume handled in this way, as the result of sav ings effected by buyers in distant markets. We are buying for cash. Are you interested? We are prepared to furnish necessary supplies till harvest and buy for cash before picking time. DUCKWALL ROS B. A. FRANZ BUILDING f w nan www WATCH US GROW If good photos and low prices win do it. We are here for business and are prepar ed to make anything in a photo from a Thumb Nail Sticker to a Solar Cabinet. THIS MONTH’S SPECIAL-Please Notice: 9 small photos 26c, 8 positions allowed. Specialty on Home Portraits. Tour home Uour studio. 7 PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MAN LET'THE GOODRICH TRUCKLINE Ivw rrcigiii Dciwrai oovu River ana rvniaiNi. E. E. GOODRICH, Owner. Hood River, Ore. ADXILIARY WOMEN WILL SELL POPPIES Home Made Candy Specials NEW AND USED CAR PARTS At our place of business on Twelfth Street, The Heights, or at our new down town branch on Oak St. at We specialize in oar fountain service. Meals of the best at all hours and special merchant's lunch at noon. lee Cream, quart bricks SOX; quart in bulk 60/. the Cuddeford Blacksmith shop. Hood River Auto Wreckers APPLE BLOSSOM CAFE Chaa C mmb , Pkep. Richest hmi ------------ Can hardly know, (By Rev. Schuyler Pratt) Members of the d»aml ui com The blase of glory that they shed. merce st a forum luncheon at the Col On our brave dead Memorial Day honor to the comrades of ItMMK will be signalised in Hood Who silent lie, beneath a foreign sky. umbia Gorge hotel Tuesday were given an assurance by Dorsey B. Smith, man- River this year by the active partici »ger of the Cloud' Cap Imi company pation of more individuals and organ To-day, tn reverence you wear • that work on the new hostelry would ▲ poppy fair. isations than formerly. The number be started by the middle of June. Ex crosses stand— of active comrades decreases, but their cavation will probably start befafe the Bo silent stand; recognition and affection increases. snow Is clear of the Coopers Spur lat The memorial church service will be They will not sleep, nor we forgive. eral road lietween Homestead and If those who live, held at Riverside church, 11 a. m. Sun day, May 29, with the comrade's of Neglect to wear a crimnsoin poppy fair, Cloud Cap, Mr. Smith stated. Mr. Smith announced that plans and s And breathe a prayer.” Canby Post No. 16, G. A. R., and Canby specifications for the new Cloud Cap Relief Corps In attendance. The ser have been materially modified. Where mon will be preached by Rev. I*. Gor as it was originally proposed that no don Hart work would begin and no money would Memorial Day, Monday, will find the be paid in until the sum uiembers of all organisations partici was assured, Mr. Smith pating In the exercise«, gathering at now, proposed to 8.80 a. m., the Relief Corp« at the Hood of the hostelry that River bridge for their service in honor The new Skaggs Safeway store will ___________ of those who died at sea, and others at tie opened Saturday. Crews of men 000. Wherau the Fifth and Cascade streets. The beauti have been busy all week, arranging for a two-story structure, the proposed st a low, ful naval ceremony will be conducted tons of high quality grocery goods on new unit will be only one story, b.v Mrs. Ruth Foss, president of the shelves. The new store, occupying the rambling structure, wlileh ï will rise ol< inn. Mr. W. R. C., with the assistance of the east end of the Mt Hood Motor Co. about 80 feet south of the old and “ * officers, Mesdames Ada Tewkaiterry, building, is one of the neatest and most 8mith aaid that the kitchen anddining room would be rushed to lattowSay < senior vice; Julia Coe, junior vice; conveniently arranged in the city. Alida Shoemaker, chaplain; Iva Sco Chas. L. McCubbin baa arrived here first, in order that accommodai___ ___ , bed Phe 16 t<ed- bee, secretary; Ida DeWitt, treasurer; an<l will be manager of the new store, be afforded this summer. The Pearl Upson, conductor; Kva Ray, as the number of which Is 497 of the Pa rooms, part of the first unit will be sistant conductor; Ella Wood, guard; cific northwest unit The Skaggs chain completed this fall. The old inn's Belle McCurdy, assistant guard; Cor- now has, however, upward of 1,000 lodging accommodations will be util rean Stranahau, patriotic instruitor; ■tores. They cover California and ex ised this year. Each two rooms of the new unit will have a bathroom. Edith Steinhoff, musician; Cora Pom tend as far east as Nebraska. Mr. Smith declared that the hostelry eroy, press correspondent; and Jo “We extend a cordial Invitation to sephine Bucklin, Clara Miller, Mattie all the people of the Hood River trade ss planned will pay Its way. In five Emery, Cora Barton, Color l»earers. territory to visit our store next Sat »•ears' time, he predicted, with assur Mrs. Jennie C. Bentley and Mrs. Iva urday snd get acquainted,” said Mr. ance, Cloud Cap Inn stock win bo pay R. Scobee are past department presi McCubbin. “We will inaugurate our ing a good dividend. Indeed, he de dents. business, by offering the highest qual clared that the Investment will pay The Sons of Veterans, organised dur ity, nationally adverttoed grocery mer for itself from the beginning. Mr. Smith, who is president ing the year with IB members, will care chandise at the beat possible prices for the transportation of the Q. A. R. that can ba made. The Skaggs stores Portland Rotary dub, said comrades from their homes, in the pa pride themselves on service and quality. missed a meeting of that rade and ceremony at Idlewilde ceme Our goods go forth to our customecs for the first time in two folk tery. W. L. Howe is commander ; C. U. under a guarantee. Hencefcsth every get here to address the Hood __ Dakin, senior vice-commander; C. A. day Will be just like opening day. Wa on Cloud Cap Inn and to Orag Richards, junior rice commander; W. will try and make the dollars of ni4- appreciation of the efforts « In the Union Pacific of- L. Clark, secretary-treasurer; T. F. Columbia folk buy the biggest possihiB Rata lltiyil ■--•-’5.------- « Johnson, A. B. Cash and W. W. Foss, dollar’s worth. lie pra council. “We are here in Hood River to make The memorial parade will be led by our home. We are Hood, Biver folk the national Colors, followed by the with the interests of Hodd River at Drum and Bugle Corps, the Firing heart, and we want to get acquainted Squad, and the other m<"tnl»ern of the with Hood River people.” American Legion, and the Spanish War District Manager Tucker, of Port Veterans. Then come the Camp Fire land. and Country • Supervisor Berry the Girls, the Boy Scouts, the G. A. R< com will be here at the store for the open rades, the Relief Corps, and the Gold ing. Star mothers, in cars, and the Woman's Auxiliary of the American legion. The line of march will be east on Charade from Fifth to Fourth, south to Oak, east to Front, south to State street. There the Relief Corps will be met following the services at the bridge, and the augmented body will proceed west on State street and by Ninth, Eugene and Twelfth streets to Idlewild cemetery. There the rsnks will be opened, for the the O. A. R. to lend to the memorial spot. * Following the American Legion luncheon this Friday the committee will viait the cemetery to chooae, with the G. A. R. and Relief Corps members, the place for the service. The graves will l>e marked at that time with the American Flags which point the honor to the warriors commemorated. The G. A. R. will hold a final meeting on Sheriff Lester M. Wood, of Clark Saturday evening to complete their county, Washington, who was shot and arrangements. Tiiere are al>out 64 'killed Sunday afternoon in a battle graves of Civil War comrades, 2 of. with alleged moonshiners 25 miles the Spanish War, and 18 of World War north *of Vancouver, was well known Veterans in the valley. here. Sheriff Wood was a nephew of The Spanish War Veterana have no the late J. M. Wood, local merchant, organisation, but 'will participate aa : and bad visited Hood River frequently. regularly in the fellowship of the Le First news of tlie tragedy was carried gion. Fielding 8. Kelly representing to his aunt, M tb . J. M. Wood, Monday Captain Charles Nelson, retired Col them Others sre Chas. Rathbun, Roy by the Glacier. The news of his death umbia River transportation man, who D. Smith, A. W. Isbell, Dave Files. Geo. came as a severe shock as it did to now resides at Cascade Looks, recalled Idlewilde cemetery. There the ranks B. C. Ziegler, former Vancouver bank the freshet of 1894 whilo here Sat Robertson (now in California), Kerri er, who recently removed to a -valley urday. At that time Captain Nelson gan, Cooper, and Chaa. La Rourke and orchard place. Mr. Ziegler paid a high was a member of the crew of the Reg G. R. Frey, who are also World War tribute to Sheriff Wood, saying: . ulator, which whs on the mld-Colum- inen. «. “I have never known a young man of bla run, while the Dallas City plied Mias Louise Knoll will be In charge finer qualities. I was an intimate between Cascade Locke and Portland. of the Camp Fire Girls In participa friend of Sheriff Wood, and before his • “We landed during that flood at the tion, Executive Clark Schouboe, Com election to office was frequently with foot of First street, right at the ML missioner Albert T. Cass and Scout him and bis father, W. S. Wood, when Hood hotel,” said Captain Nelson. master Geo. Y. Morrison of the Boy the latter conducted auction sales. The “The high water put ths O. R. A N. Co. Scouts. Traffic will I* cared for as death of the young sheriff must be a out of commission, and we had to usual by City Traffic Officer Morrison. terrible shock to the people of Clark handle the malls and passengers of the The committee of the American legion county.” rail line. We were put to It in getting consists of Chas. Gunn, vice-command Sheriff Wood, who was elected last the Hood River strawberry crop to er, chairman; C. M. Hurlburt Dr. H. All the first time he had ever taken market, or rather that part of It made D. W. Plneo, and Schuyler Pratt any part in politics, assumed office possible for us to haul. January 10 and has since been con “I’ll never forget my first meeting ducting a ruthless war on liquor vio with the late O. A. Bell. He bad a fine lators. strawberry crop. He had sold some at The sheriff’s office has for some time the berries for Rocky mountain deliv had a hunt on for a still, declared to ery. The price was good. We bad to have been operated at the head of the carry the fruit to The Dalles, where it Dote valley by the Baker gang. On was picked up by wagons and taken on The baccalaureate sermon for the Saturday deputy sheriffs seised a lpad above Celtlo. Mr. Bell had all arrange graduating class of the Hood River of 80 gallons of moonshine and arrest ments completed. Two wqgona were high school will be given St s union ed Douglas I. Lowery, who is held in ready at The Dalle« to get his berries service at Biverside church Bunday jail at Vancouver. The sheriff felt cer as soon as we arrived. Everything was evening. A special musical program tain the liquor came from the Baker on schedule. Mr. Bell's berries were will mark the service. Reservations still, snd accordingly Sunday morning put aboard the wagons and bls two will be made In the church auditorium he dispatched Deputies Johnson, Kemp teamsters started out hours before ths for members of the class. and Jones out to rai<l the place. regular caravan that was portaging The full program for the baccalaure Lester M. Wood. 83. was born and freight up the river. But his drivers ate service follows: reared In Clark county, the son of Mr. did not know the country, and Instead Organ Processional; hymn, “Come, and Mrs. W. 8. Wood, pioneers of that of getting to Celllo they became loot Thou Almighty King”; Invocation by region. The father has been a former down in Grass Valley." Rev. 0. R. Deleplne; responsive read and la now engaged In the furniture Captain Nelson came here primarily ing led by Rev. Schuyler Pratt; solo, iMudnees at Vancouver and is a widely to attend the Friday evening frolic of “Behold. There Shall Be A Day" by known auctioneer. the Elks lodge. Wooier, Albert T. Case; Scriptune les The son graduated from the Vancou son by Rev. W. O. Livingstone; prayer ver high school and has been engaged Pythian Notea by Rev. Henry Coung; hymn, “The Bon in business with his father. He took It la planned to visit the Pythian of God Goes Forth to War"; sermon, an active part in church work and was home in Vancouver, Wash., tn a cara “Holding on the Course,” Bev. F. Gor superintendent of the First Baptist van on June 26. The band will go at don Hart; benediction; organ reces church Sunday school. He hsd never thia time and give the guests there sional. been in politics until last year, when tee one of the musical treats of the year. was induced to make the race for sher Every menage that has come from the iff, owing to the dissension In the Re home ia "When ia the Hood River bond publican party. As a result he won coming down?” A large crowd to ex easily. pected and a picnic dinner will ba bsM Besides his parents the sheriff leaves on the home grounds. Bach group go his widow snd four young eons, the ing ia asked to take their basket lunate oldest shout ten years. along. Coffee will be provided at the May 28 is the National Poppy Pay home. The committee on arrange Nels Nelson, manager of the Oregon meats Is composed of A. K. Stranahan, for the American Legion Auxiliary. The Hood River Unit is selling popples Lumber company's branch at Baker, L. M. Baldwin and Percy Bucklin, who on that date. Be prepared to buy your was here last week visiting friends. will arrange for transportation and the poppy and then remember to wear It program. on Memorial Day. Buy it to give aa- Tuesday, May 81, the Esqnlre rank ACTIVE slstjinco to the disabled buddy, who, is will be exemplified and a lanch will be still living the war. Wear it in loving served after the work. ▲ good turnout HOOD RIVER GUIDES memory of those who gave their lives. Is planned for. Poppies are peing sold by the millions You are Expected to Drill all over this nation on that data. These popplea are made by the disabled bud Every Tuesday and Friday dy. The profits go 100 per cent to re- habilation and child welfare work. BACCALAURETTE SER MON MONDAY NIGHT Phone 3S31 CITY TAILORS—SHOE REPAIRERS •Telephone 3801 $64,000—Crag CAPTAIN NELSON RE CALLS 1894 FLOOD t 4b MEYER «SMITH auo New Usit of SHERIFF WOOD IS WELL KNOWN HERE F wnv out Grand Ansy, Spasfeh-Amricas War Vet- HOOD RIVER vs. WHITE SALMON Reasonable Charges * CHAMBER FORUM Baseball Sunday 2:30 p. m« Equiped lyith Hot Plates and Brunswick Phanathrope > NATION’S HERO DEAD HONORED NEW SKAGGS SAFE WAY STORE TO OPEN NIW VICTOR BICORDI 1VI1T FBIBAT FIRST PLAN ■ Johnston’s Chocolates This institution will not be open Monday, May 30, in observance of Memorial Day. * PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL DAY ansa aid UpaMiim to Participate ii Parade Kodaks — Stationery — Purse« — Fla«hlighto — A« we mark Memorial Day—both the living and the dead of America’s wars should inspire us to new ideals to make our country greater. ....... .... Phones 3002 and 4882 Toispbow 21*1 L