Image provided by: Hood River Library; Hood River, OR
About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1927)
0¡ •r ‘ t > C t-f r* > • ST” ». == HOOD Rl •AY, 111 1927 -Y ■Ml Code for Smokers Mr. McGregor FBra Engiisii CkMMi Fl » 4 • • 1%e number of forest Area caused Edward McGregor, who, although by tbe csrelenxiiexs or t houghtleexnexx 80 years old. has Just completed a of smokers is lucresslng, sccording to tour of Europe, returned Tuesday. Mr, ARTHUR D. MOE, Menacer. the forest service. Tills increase to McGregor returned from abroad aboard strikingly shown by 120 such fires In the a. s. Leviathan, which' also carried 1822 «nd 281 smokers' tires iu 1926. the noted trans-Atlantic fliers, Byrd ■*w4k A total of 1,222 smokers’ fires have and Chamberlin and members of their been reported by forest rangers from families. Mr. McGregor attended a V I the 22 national forests lu Oregon dinner served in honor of the aviators aud Washington for tbe 11-year period, J>y the captain of the Leviathan. 1816-192U. For this period 5% per Mr. McGregor, while abroad, made cent of all fires reported were due to ■ the trip from London to Paris by air. -.fl >4l smokers, aud such fires were respons He declares that he enjoyed his Jour- Kg Suita-they’re just as serviceable as These are nd fragile, . indoor ible for 12 per cent of the total cost of uey very much. ' . ■ s-l fire fighting in these two states. 'y they are good looking. Just select le one that looks good to Two outstanding features of the How to CaU Fira Departntoi* aixive, forvxt officers Mtate, tbe iucreas- you —the quality is safe. Specially priced at Fire Chief Volatorff requests that > ing number of smokers’ fires, and tbe * fact that of all man-caused fires folk, who wish the aid of city lira Accessories-» Bathing Belts 15c; Bathing Shoes 65c; Bathing Caps 150-SOc To date, at least. Hood River folk smokers’ fires are the moat easily pre a PI m rat us In controlling Area in the have failed to sign up for a Chautau vented,—just a little thought and cere country, call directly at the Are station, qua for another year. We hoi>e that on tbe part of the smoker with his telepiioue 3942, aud give the location of tlie fire and type of building. Other the people who are forced to do so match, his cigurette butt, cigar stub, or wise, Mr. Volatorff says, coafusion will pipe heel, while he still.baa it in bls much gratuitous work in the sale of band and can control tbe danger. result On Bumtey tbe fire department af season tickets and otherwise arranging Due to a recognized increaxiug use fcr chautauquaa will be given a rest in of tobacco, <Hjx“ially of cigarettes, first thought the fire, which destroyed If that is the way the hot weather Dainty prints for these hot dayB. the Holts home In the Frankton dis the future. The programs of the Chau there to a strong tendency to place res trict, was a forest fire. »effects you, see us. Specially priced » Will make up lovely for school frocks. trict l<sm on smokers by logging and tauqua the part year were good, and lumber comimulex, city fire depart- Seal Pax Athletic Union Qfir A large variety of patterns to make the price of admission was reasonable. ments, state legislatures, and tbe fed Suits............................................... ....w® Mrs. Almira Eby your -selection from. Per But we condemn the system by which eral government, in California, for Funeral services for Mrs. Almira the Chautauqua operates. It la unfair example, this year all of the national Eby, aged 77, whose death occurred in yard, only....................................... forests have been closed to smoking and the people of Hood River have had except on Improved camp grounds, at Hpokane, where she was visiting, on July 8, wece held at Canby on July IL their fill of it places of human habitations, and In Rev. Abel officiated. The Canby East Serviceable Athletic Union certain ro<ky areas about 7,500 feet in ern Star chapter observed ritualistic What would we do here in the mld- elevation. Suits— as low in price services. The Forest Service has already Colnnibla without the wind. In winter Mrs. Eby is survived by the follow this year 172.870 acres to smok ing children: Dr. Chas. D. Eby of Lee, it to the mild Chinook that puts Boreas closed 4 ing in Oregon and Washington, forced Nebr.; Mrs. Minnie E. BaU of Grand to route and tempera that chill that to take this action by reason of high A new assortment z of cool Wash Island, Nebr.; Dr. M. Eby of Grand Men’s Balb Union Suits comes creeping down from the east. hazards. There Is a disinclination on Junction, Colo.; J. W. Eby, Jr„ of Frocks, fashioned of voile. Ci QO —Short sleeve, ankhe length, In summer, when the west wind falls the part of federal forest officers to Aurora; and A. M. Eby of Hood River. Priced at oniy......................... * 1 us we have such disagreeable days as take drastic action or to make whole per garment ............................... . ■ sale closures agaiust smoking, and yet, that of last Saturday. Providence be they aay, they may I* compelled' to do STEVENSON thanked for the west wind. so to safeguard public propertiea en (From the Skamania County pioneer) dangered by the thoughtless and care- IxiHt week one of tlie many guesta Recent hot sunshine and arid atmos leaa user of tobacco in tbe* forest of interest at BL Martin Springs was phere have turned mld-Columbia for regions. Captain Joe Moore of tbe Portland A few simple and reasonable pre ests Into tinder boxes In many places. cautions, If followed, will prevent fires Police department, who spent several If you cannot be careful while on a starting by smokers, they believe. Tlie very pleasant days among his many New Wash Suits for the forest outing stay at home. I art's pre Forest Hervlce, state aud private and friends at the Springs. While there In a variety of desirable patterns. Captain Moore bad as his special vent that annual smoke haxe that is so private forest protective agencies in guests Inspector Schulpiux of the little fellows and creepers for Materials of Voiles and dimities. annoying, both to us and our summer Oregon and Washington ask all smok same force and detective Slaterly of A choice selection of Ladies’ Tailored of sum- the infants. Some of these have bloomers to ers to follow hereafter the precautions the San Diego force who was in thia visitors. laid dowu in this smoker's code:— Scarfs in pastel shades and mer fabrics and most reasonably match. Up ” to six years. Un country on special duty. The three Smoker’s code guardians of the law bad a great time painted designs. priced. usually low prices. Tell it to the world that Hood River (For the Dry Season) at the Springs and vowed they would apples are going to be clean this fall. Dangerous to smoke while traveling on again’ meet there and swap “Untold’ •l forest, brush or grassland. It is cheering to find among fruit ship Taira of a Policeman." . Smoke only Mr. and Mrs. George L Mowery pers and growers sueh a unanimity of 1. While stopping in a safe place clear and a party of friends were’ on Eliot sentiment for the removal of spray of all inflammable material, or 2. During or right after a heavy rain, glacier on the north slopes of Mount carry heavy snows that need but a entered. Prominent citisena, after much I For Bals— Alfaltb and wheat bay. Al wheat residues. Hood last Sunday when the accident i bay, »20 a ton. Tel. Ms*. B. F. Blythe. JM or persuasion, were Induced to lay aside happened to the Mazama party who touch to bacome an avalanche. 8. Inside a vehicle on two-way high The overabundance of signs at the Hen» For Hal«—Live Ito per lb., dreered ale In tbs emergency, Judge Stadter, their dignity and enter into the carni were dlinbing the peak. A tie-in of way«, or delivered on Halorday morning«. Rhone west edge of the city continues to cause 4. Above timber line, and nine lost tbelr footing and all plunged Perley G. Payton, Merle Manley and val spirit. Their entries created a lot 8x1 Odell, or pbone order lor ben* to SIM not confusion among motor tourists at the 5. After smoking, put out all lighted down the steep face of Coe glacier and L. A. Nelson, leaders of the Mazamas, of fun (as they were intended to do). later tban Friday noon. Also a good now. all over a crevasse to a bank of snow displayed self forgetful courage of tbe It was all an experiment, an effort to Kor Halo—8 Incubator«, 1 electric, 1 good Jar- i" intersection of Oak street and Cascade material. highest order. Tbe indomitable Crag center the attention of Hood River peo oow. giving good How of milk, aieo some The tow prohibits throwing away about fifty feet below. Dr. 8. W. Rato were quickly on the scene lending ple on Mount Hood, which as one writer ley avenue. houwhold good«, stew Mammoth Bronze tur any burning matches or tobacco, or Stryker was killed and several of tbe tbelr skill, bravery and endurance to has lately said furniabra the necessary key ben« and TO young turkey ponlta, ebeap. ------- TTT— Burna Jones, Multnomah Way, Jywx lighted material in a forest imrty badly hurt. Mr. Mowery, who to the rescue. The Dalles dips. We do not Now other water for our valley and without the an experienced climber, was one of the region. Kent Shoemaker, ‘‘Andy’’ Anderson, mountain there would be no Hood Riv For Hale—Three milk sows, one Just freab, first to reach the unfortunate people that the prognosticators have failed Forest fires from smokers result from on« will be frab soon, and one due lo tresnen Ray Conway, Paul Hoerlein, the An- and we have really had some record carelessness and thoughtlessness. They and assisted in getting them out' of tbe nala brothers, Fred Donnerberg—these er Valley with its wonderful apples, In October, Also tor Mie, a U. H. Heparator. etc. It was also an effort to get people O. L. Naught, Bt. «, Bos 1ST, Hood Hirer, Ore. crevasse and bringing them down tbe FOR RENT liot weather, how all of us miss Koberg are on tlie increase. Remedy a bad icy slopes to a first aid camp that had are some ot the names on tbe splendid to do their usual Saturday's shopping or call »7«f J* record by following the above code liecn made. He put in a very strenuous list, names grown familiar in tbe days on Friday so that business men and Beach. when In tbe forest regions. > • i1 afternoon but is happy in the thought when the mountain waa searched for clerks might get away Saturday to - ....... . i. F * lie was of aervliv to tliooe who needed Jackie Strong and later for Calvin climb the mountain. From that angle Christina Bible School Notes Suitor Uaae Again Up White and Harold Brownlee. the attempt is reported to have been a it so much at that time. At the Bible school July 34 despite Judge Fred W. Wilson, after hear The ead of the tale to this—that failure. There was a big crowd in Trout fry, when they are raised hi the hot weather and no preaching serv ing testimony and argument of attor mountain climbing like everything in ice the attendance was good, two class ney« in the case of Mrs. Susie Suitor a state hatchery are worth alxiut 15 life—to dangerous and not to be under town Friday but the majority did not es scoring 100 Jx-r cent and the Helping against the estate of Mrs. Lottie Mc- cents apiece when they are four inches taken without projier precaution, apd buy as they do on Saturday and the Hand class taking the banner for at Ixwn, t<x>k tl»e matter of rendering a long, aays Supervisor 8. F. Rathbun. so long as we are denied any means of following day was not much different than tlie usual Saturday. There are That to Just $8.85 cheaper tlian they tendance. decision under advisement Mrs. Suitor Mount Hood except the slow many suggestions on what might be The conference of workers held at sued tbe estate, alleging that Mrs. Mc coot a fislxTinan who yanked one ont of ascending climb on foot, it is well that the Crag Irl Blagg's Monday evening waa well Lean owed her $2800 wagea for domes n creek when a game warden was in Rato are near at hand, unfailingly will done next year and from all indications there to no doubt but what there will attended and the interest was good. tic services covering a ;>eriod of 14 the offing. Tlie wurdena are becoming ing and retody.—The Telegram. be a certain demand -to make the Kids’ rather particular about keeping to the Plans for a homecoming day In Sep years. Pet Parade and the Street Carnival an letter of the law that prohibits catch tember were discussed but no date set. ing trout lees tban six inches in length. The American Legion and the Aux annual event to precede the Legion’s The committee appointed to have Liquor Brings Fine Just a few days ago a county Justice iliary took delegatea to the atate con Annual Climb. charge of the annual picnic on Labor Eugene Collins, of Arlington, was We will not attempt to publicly thank day consists of David Pyles, Sterling llued 8AO by Justice of tbe Peace of tbe peace fined a man caught with vention in l,a Grande laat week that Cash and Mrs. E. J. Beck. They will Btotrg yesterday on a charge of liquor 18 undersized ttput all the law allows, gave Hood River a splendid representa each Individual who so generously en announce the place where it will be IxiHsexsion. Collins was returning from or $180, and aly true sportsman will tion. The Drum and Bugle Corps, the tered into the spirit. Joe Vogt, prob think tbe severity Just about right— Auxiliary Chorus, delegatea and others ably went -as far as any one when he held at Bible school July 81. Portland to Arlington. He got off the All memlers of the school are urged main highway and was apprehended on since hanging is lairred. Of more than brought the total number representing closed hiajciothlng store in order that paaxlng interest to state officials to the Hood River to an approximate sixty. he might hot miss the opportunity to to keep in mind the meetings to lie held tbe road to Koberg beach. ▼lew on RUM st. near library. Tai. lead his distinguished band. fact that men are protesting loader by Evangelist Homer Kellems begin A flne of $50 was asaesHed against than women lax-ause tbe last legtoiature Every one In La Oraude knew that n I ng August 7. ne will be assisted by A. F. IMvenport last week on a charge Hood River was there. required tlie fair fishermen to obtain We call your attention to a Story by Mrs. Kellems, who will also have of liquor ixisaeesion. licenses. The reason, it is explained, charge of the children’s activities in The seventh annual American Legion Joe D. Thomtson in the Oregon Motor la that many men heretofore dodged Mount Hood Climb up the Coopers ist, published by the Oregon State Mo connection with the meetings. Rev. Street Dance Tomorrow Night the law by taking their wives on fish Spur trail with the Crag Rata guiding tor Association, “Ixxtplng the Loop Kellems to a song leader of talent and The members of the K. P. band will ing tri|M and allowing them to bold tlie reached the top with the 137. who tied Around Old Mount Hood," and another will have charge of the music. play for a street dance tomorrow night. rod when a game warden hove into In, due to the untiring efforts, in the story in the Paciflc Legion, the official Be on hand July 31 to hear about the picnic and get in line for the meetings. Oak street between Third and Second sight. Men can’t dodge the license law last instil neo of A. L. Anderson, in magazine for tbe American Legion and streets will l>e roped off. The dann* that way any longer. There will lie no preaching services, charge of the Crag Rats, who toiled circulated to every member of tbe will lust from 8 to 10 o’clock. but there will be Junior church. faithfully with the last sick straggler American Legion in the states of dra to point of near exhaustion when gon and Washington. These stories CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS be the Garber Playing with The Dalles CHURCHES wax turned over to Ray Conway with. their pictures will attract some Dick Garber, bard hitting infielder of whose [mt I eace Anally succeed in get attention to Hood River. (From Apple City Progreae) We then cell your atteifliou to the First Church of Christ, Scientist this dty, will play with The Dalles ting 12-year old Wilbur Fuse, badly .display in the Bunday Oregonian. This club for the balance of the season. Ger Services in church building Sunday, Mrs. Hhoemaker was In Portland two affected with mountain sickness, over bit of advertising was the result of tbe lier played his first game with the 11a.m. Sunday school the same hour. days last week getting first hand in the top. Climbing conditions were ideal. Wasco county boys last Sunday, and The reading room to maintained in the formation in the office of the Oregon There were no falling rocks and the cooperation of R. J. Clary of the Paciflc Ills work was instrumental 4n beating Davidson building. Room 8 is open State Motor Association. Tbe Cham- snow waa in fair Shape for sliding. TjPgion, Ted Emerson of the Oregonian the fast Woodmen team of the Port week days from 8 to 5, with an attend ber of Commerce has been deeiguated, Nothing but praise was heard of the and Fred Donnerberg, photographer. We trust you tuned in on KGW last land City League, 7 to 4 tn ten innings. ant In ( barge from 8 to & Wednesday again this year, as the luformatlon bu .Crag Rats for their untiring efforts to With the score 4 to 3 in the last half evening meeting at 8 p. m. Sunday reau for the axMx-iatlon and many please the climbers. Every attention Tuesday night between 8.00 and 8.20 For Halo—I e a cream, rainlbellooary and of the ninth, be clouted one over the subject, “Love.” ' Automobile Club memliers stop here for ;>osrti>le was given to' the weary to p. m. K. J. Clary of the Paciflc Legion Innot alora and dilarea, « mom boom and fence for a two-base hit that came Dielr road information. Mrs. Bhoe- make the climb easier. No work brings delivered an enthusiastic 15-minute {■rallare, all ready to co, on Columbia River WANTED highway. vary reaaouable. Tb« buelnaea nan Christian Churches within a few feet of the home run flag, Tiaker was able to bring home some more satisfactory results that the work talk on the Legion Mount Hood Climb. î*x? r,b,ï rin* tor *”»» «nd wile and scored the tielng run. Garber's City: Bible school 0.45, F. O. Coe, very valuable information gathered one does for the pleasure there to in it. We have talked with many who have Addreaa A.W. Mayar, Caaeada Loeka, Or. J®U fielding also was one of the features of Muj*; Communion Service immediately from tlie two days iu tbe Portland of- The Crag Rats bad volunteered their heard Mr. Clary on the air. They all the game. fidlowing. The annual unlou Billy Sun flee, and we suggest that we might be services and their work was a pleasure pronounced It a very flne program and The Dalles expects to play all season, day Horvice at the Asbury Methodist able to help anyone planning a trip. to them and a comfort to the climbers. the kind of advertising that pays. Clary is one of tbe many good boosters in and will meet some of the fastest teams church nt 10.30 o’clock, to which we As representatives of the Axsixiation Being a Crag Rat, modesty prevents Portland for tbe Mount Hood Climb. in the state. They will probably play will go immediately following the Com we are authorized to accept new mem my gaylng more. Pendleton at The Dalles next Sunday. munion service. Christian Endeavor at berships. We will he glad to explain Another service for the pleasure of Pendleton won the pennant in the Blue 7 p in. It waa terrible—that accident on the the advantagixi of a memliershlp in the serving was performed by members of Mountain lengue. and lnrt Munday de Valley: Bible school early on ac Oregon Htate Motor Axsociatlon, which the Legion Auxiliary who bad charge Sunshine trail, yet much worse acci feated Bend at Bend, 6 to 5. count of the union service in town, will will entitle you to the advantages of a of the kfTcben. We know from experi dents happen dally on our highways be at 9.45. Congregation will attend memlier in every atate in the United ence that it’s no easy task to make the and we continue to drive our cars Just Prospeetlve Climber Takes Too Much the Billy Munday service at Methodist States. arrangements to feed an uncertain the same. We don’t think there to one Ijist week C. C. Anderson, when numlier of people, yet the Auxiliary speck of criticism due the leaders of Traffic Officer George Y, Morrison church in town. Christian Endeavor at r?r 8*1* - Library tabi«, kitchen cabin«! Saturday evening found a motorist 7 p. iu. Evangelistic services begin within a udle of Lost I-ake, broke the members did it and every one present the ill fated party. They were no doubt with onphoard, two enameled halb tub« «a axleep at the wheel of his car at the ning at city church August 7, conducted main leaf.on the rear spring of his had plenty to eat and there wasn’t Influenced to climb the Sunshine trail goert as naw. Pbone 2274. JdBU by Homer Kellern« and wife. Don't by the glowing reports of the two pre much food left over. We rise to re Htudeliaker. He availed himself of tbe roadside west of town. He aroused the fail to hear him. ceding Legion Climbs. Their climb had mark. It was some combination. The advantages of bis membership in the mun, who gave the name, John Remmtn The Livingstones, Ministers. Automobile Club and called their serv Iiegion, the Auxiliary and the Crag been advertised for that troll for of Portland, and suggested that he Rats. Again modesty prevents us say months. They scouted the trail with ice garage to send out a wrecker. come along to Jail. The Baptist Church men who are thoroughly competent. ing more. “You can’t arrest me,” Mr. Remmln r2L’i?2?0L.T,,?.*~ 1"8a‘'r*,on Ea,t fide, » Another labor of love was arranged Parties had been taken up the same m The Sunday school will l>egin at 0.45 Pbo"« MTO f 'y °r ,m*11 jPhy- is declared to have said. But Mr. Mor Fifty-two memliersof the Luther Col by the members ot the Guide Ski club. trail without accident. Tbe trail to rison kept right ahead with the arrest. ns usual nnd eoutlnue till 11, so as not to Interrupt the little folks’ religious lege Band with Prof. Carlo A. Hperati Weeks had been «t*nt in arranging a not dangerous to the point that it Tlie visitor persisted in ills protests. fqulpm oom *ut mereiai cT “ orchard «Xp “Just why can’t I arrest you?" asked instruction. But the morning service ns director, playing in concert at the Iierfect program for the pleasure of the should not be climbed by well organized fisa to Hood River far Jrv- will be given up to enable tbe grown up Rialto Thursday night, were taken for glacier i>arty. The accident interfered. parties such as the’ party 8unday. It Mr. Morrtoon. “Why I’m gonna climb Mount Hocxi folks to hear the splendid annual mes a drive through the valley by inemliers Those who had assembled to take tbe had the best of leadership and the Fonlund, Oregon. alStf side trip and witness the ski Jumping climbers were carefully instructed. It with the A. P. As.” declared the man. sage of Rev. Hunday at the M. E. of the Chamber of Commerce. Members of the band, all young col unselfishly demanded that tbe legion's was Just one of those accidents that Mr. Morrison took I i I b man to Jail church. B. Y. P. U. at 7 p. m. Eve nevertheless, and later he was assessed ning worship at 8 p. m.; subject of the lege men and coming from many differ program be forgotten and that every will happen. Our heart-felt sympathy goes to the a $50 municipal flne and a $100 state H<*rmon, ’’Wisdom." B<xjk of Proverbs. ent eastern states returned to the chain effort lie turned to Jhe cere of the in WaniM-OM Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p. ui. tier office to express their appreciation jured. As a result the side trip was leaders of the party, the injured, their line. »•at. Oregon I God expect« us to maintain Ills wor for the ride and many took literature not taken as had been planned and the relatives and friends, and we thank posile the Ooln ship In summer as well as in winter. to send home. Judging from tbelr talk ski Jumping and sports were nothing God our party was near at hand to ren Frankton Heme Burns While the family was away, the Ia-l those who enjoy their vacation Hood River Valley impressed the young more than a spectacular ski slide by der aid la the emergency. ■ As we search for a cause we can’t home of J. Holts, in tbe Frankton dia- enjoy it all the better as they know band members as much as any district Hans Hoerlein down Coalman Scoot miscellaneous and h couple of ski Jumps—Just enough bring ourselves to blame the old moun trict, burned. Near neighbors snc- that those who remalu at home stand on their tour. tain. We wonder if it isn ’ t a warning faithfully by God ’ s worship. We are- indebted to the following to give one an idea of the possibilities reeded in saving a piano and a few C. R Delepine, Pastor. mendiers for furnishing their cars: of winter sports on Mount Hood in to the many who are beginning to climb other articles of furniture. Mr. Holts Clyde Rimpson, L. M. Baldwin, Leslie mid xnnnner. Fred Coahow had to come without experience or proper equip and family had left the hoipe the night Seventh Day Adventist Church Butler, Itoliert O. Clark, L. M. Bentley, frotq Salem to win the sliding race. ment. We suggest that inexperienced before. Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor, friends, prise be had climbers should be careful for it may Corner 15th and Pine «tracts. Serv G. II. Frey, R. E. Bartmess. A. F. Fred Insisted that the had spent the night an<lliad Ix-en gone only a short time when tlie Are was- icer Sabbath—Saturday. At 8.4K a. m.. Howes, Guy Painter of the Watikoma won lie turned over to the Climb com he that help will not be as near and able to render aid as it was Bunday. discovered. A spark from a cookstove, Sabbath school; preaching, 11 o’clock; hotel, C. II. Rletton and Harold Herph- mittee. The ;>art the chamber took in secur it la thought, may have started the Are. Young People’« meeting, 8 p. m.; pray ner. We And that some of our members ing two moving picture machines, sev The beautiful flowers in the Cham er meeting Wednesday at 7.80 p. m. And real pleasure, in taking strangers eral newspaper men, editors and Jour ber of Commerce were contributed by Everybody welcome. Chamber Folk See Guignard Plant F. II. Oouway, Pastor. v for a ride through our valley. We think nalists, will, we tfhlnk, prove to be Mrs. Alfred Shepler. We take this I The industrial committee of the it flne advertising and will continue to mouey well spent. Mr. Hayes, publicity means of thanking Mrs. Shepler. chamber of commerce Monday visited call on our different memliers as long man for the Union Paciflc, made tbe the plant of the Ideal Nursery A Grader Asbury Mrthodtot Episcopal Churrh as they respond. eliuib and took pictures. Maybe he Sunday school at 8.45. Morning wor Co» on tbe West Side. The members can help persuade the Union Paciflc to expressed themselves as impressed with ship at 11 o’clock. Epworth league at ' the magnitude of the plant of Gulgnnrd 7 p. m. Evening worship at 8 o'clock. The tragedy which interrupted the take over Cloud Cap. Bible study and prayer Wednesday A Ron and the efficiency of tbe Ideal week end holiday on Mount Hood Nothing but- favorable commWt has evening at 7.45. washer, which was demonstrated. serves as a grim reminder of the ever Henry Young, Minister. present dangers of •mountain climbing. l>ecn Ix-ard since the events of laat Fri FOR 8ALK Mkfcle Vtoita TraMe Body Soft snow, glare ice and crumbling day. The succras of the Kids’ Pet Pa Ht, Mark ’ s Church rock are treacherous, and a single slip, rade was a surprise to many. Pete of 'J. D. Mickle, state dairy and food Munday school meets at 10.30 a. m. a momentary misstep, an instant's all description were entered. Skunks commissioner, was here yesterday to and rattleanakee bad been barred and meet with the Hood River Traffic » mo - Morning Prayer to at. 11 a. m. The panic, may bring disaster. This year, the "Munshlne Trail’’ pre after a check of the entries they were elation and dtocnas plana for removing Children'« Corner group meets Thurs sents unusual difficulty. Ito icy elopes alxmt the only animals that were not day at 2.80 p. m spray residues from trait thia fall. 4 Bter (Harter J ■ ! $3o50 i >■ All Ready to Blow Up? * 19c Prints i 11 1 Qg 45c Ladies’ Dresses / 75c Georgette Scarfs for Ladies Children’s Summer Dr A ' I I I E t • I I * ■« A n * •# « -, K- K Sg I a 9 ' ' ■ . •. *■'¿4 I New Wash Suits 4 ;• -A •.... 4.