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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1927)
¡Y, NOVEMBER 24, 1927 RIVER. OREGON, DEAN JEWELL CARDS Artistic Styles and Make your selection early Prices at added delight GOVERNOR ISSUES A PROCLAMATION NEW VICTOR RECORDS EVERY FRIDAY 1621 «*1927 gocaacoiS we join in the home-comings and feasting of 0 A this season, we can give thanks that the under* Q~Q| standing established between the friendly In- dians aM the Puritans more than three centuries EBBB age is duplicated in the trust and confidence be tween men of all sections, occupationsand positions today. 4P Every one has something for which to be thankful. So the day of turkey Ad cranberry sauce, of pumpkin pie and iudoua fruits Is a welcome festival, As we review the record of the year past—we knew that growing accounts are cause for thanksgiving by many customers. If you’re noV-one of those who gained —makd a fresh start now I We’re hero tdTielp.J Thanksgiving “For love and all that friendship brings Thanksgiving.” .Tulllard ment to COMPANY BANK WHITE SALMON, 80 Mil film of the great play. Its producers >1,000,000. It English, so that the smallest WE WILL BE SHIPPING APPLES AND PEARS Out of this and and other Districts all through the season DOMESTIC AND EXPORT BLAST BLOCKS THE DUCKWALL BROS FRANZ BUILDING Second Floor Phone 8631 TRUE-TONAME NURSERY H. S. GALLIGAN, P roprietor HOOD RIVER, OREGON Guaranteed True to Name. Koi/r Own Greetings HANDSOME ENGRAVED CHRISTMAS CARDS CARRYING THE NEATLY PRINTED NAME OF YOURSELF AND FAMILY SCHOOL ANNOUNCED A 00-ton blurt of dynamite fired by a highway contractor Tuesday on the North Bank highway, about 2S miles east of Vancouver, Wash., pushed TOO feet of the Spokane, Portland A Seattle railway into the Columbia river and burled the roadbed under 0000 cubic yards of rock. W. F. Turner, president of the Spo kane, Portland * Beattie railway, Im- mediately made arrangements with the Union Pacific for detouring aft North Bank trains over Union Pacific tracks between Portland and Cel 11 o, where they will cross the Oregon Trunk bridge to connect with the North Bank U m . The blast was discharged above the Cape Horn railway tunnel where the Washington state highway commission Is constructing a new highway. The telegraph lines were carried out at the same time, but In anticipation of damage to the wires, the railway bad linemen on the scene who promptly re- rtored communication. Work trains snd steam shovels were dispatched to the slide, and are work ing from both ends to dear the road bed. Mr. Turner estimated that it would require several days to remove the rock and restore the track. Local service between Portland and Wishram will be maintained, Mr. Tur ner said, by operating trains between Portland and Mount Pleaaant, the first station west of the Cape Horn tunnel, and by service over the Union Pacific to Celilo, thence to Wishram, and back A NOTED LECTURER HERE NEXT MONDAY