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HOOD RIVER hen^reTrati ?' tk>uler Ln « uiYi“’ iruw thelr hom® Pwrt B,,*r 8(,de BRIEF LOCAL MENTION :---------------- ---------------- T,1UM roar for 92.00 at the Ray Hat ativutl Combination extra toney Mortgage Insurance. Talk Nvwtowus, mo p^. Young. lOtoTu. Äefe °r H00d Rh w Mr. and Mra. W. M. Black wen* p<»»t land visitors the Fr**b* and daughter, week. y | wb' lmSi tLe Wlu,er v,«ltiug relatives ____ Tenu, bare returned _______ April Fools’ «ton Dyeriburg. nee Saturday evening. at Dyei K. of P. balk It'» l. another banel>all to Hood River. club benefit dance. M. Hyskell. «pedal writer and Miss Bid McFadden has lH<eu Iwre wn^r. Ï k “r dub. from Portland this week visiting her sister, Mrs. W. J. Kockeu. “ r Visiting his friend, Dr. M. Tiirana. Fred t'osliow was here the first of the week from .Salem virittag his mother Mrs. R. H. Cosbow. Hr. Co- taLTd *" W1,h lh* de*ri s,ate k““1 ihsni and mass tbarn like new. uiZ2 J. P. Naumea, mid-L'oluiubta uiauaxer for Snoboy Fruit Distributors, was at Munroe last week on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vaughan have returned home after a vacation of several weeks 4n southern California. W. G. Weber is recovering In Port land frpm an operation at a Portland hospital last week for sinus trouble. I Tbe Heights Gteeu House announce« a cash business, except lodges snd societies ul0(f We insure anything. Talk tc ns—it don't eoet anything. J. M . Culbertson 4 Co., phone 2483. d2tf Apples-lor sale at |l.2ft per box. de livered. Also sweet cider. Walter Well« Tel. 4723. n6ti ’ th,r«e ot »alee for the Pacific Fruit 4 Produce Co., was nr’iL?r ,he *eek fron» trad * <,L **,ul greeting the *n<* reliable ab stracts made b.( Orem,,, Abenact Com- pauy, A w Onth.nk, Manager, First National Bank Bl.lg. fel. 1621. |y20tf Mr». <4J>. Moore and MI hh Gertrude Moore wl» here Monday from Bingen. w « h I i ., vihitiiig fripndH and securing supplies fnr the harvest of their aapar- agiis crop. E. W. Murray has taken over/the Mooney service station ou tbe Heights aud la uow nndertnx nn appreciated service to motorists travellug the West Bide way. Mr» A. E. Wcsilpert waa hostess at a bridge dinner party at her home Tuesday of last week to tbe local paughtvrH of the Nile club and their huNbandN. Dr. N. Ilyler, Chiropractor. Chiro practic and Electric Treatments. Rooms 1, 2 ami 3, Broslus Rldg . Hood River, Phone 6331. Rea. Phone 8311. alitf . ALL BARGAINS ARE NOT BARGAINS 2nd OLD DUTCH CLEANSER—Can ROLLED OATS- Fischer’s Cream 9-lb. bag_______________________________ 49/ PEACHES—Libby’s DeLpxe or Del Monte Melbas, large cans, 3 for -------- — 59/ Large Bottles, 2 for 35/ CLORAX ___ 25/ APRICOTS—Libby’s, large cans : JELLY BEANS—Easter Egg You’ll like ’em, 2 pounds------------------- 35/ BROOMS-20th Century, 6 sew. strong yet of medium weight, made from the very finest material. Real value, at ......... — 98/ -.25/ CORN BEEF-Libby’s, No. 1 cans PANCAKE FLOUR—Sperry’s, No. 10 sack . LARD—Pure. It’s fresh, 3 pounds 69/ 49/ SYRUP-Adirondack Cane and Maple. The kind iith that genuine old maple taste— jll quart 53/ Full half gal................ 99/ : SHORTENING—Best vegetable, in bulk, 3 lb« „-25/ RAISINS-Seedless Thompson’s, in bulk, 8 lbs 25/ TOMATOES—Silverdale, No. 2 cans, 8 for --------- 29/ MALTED MILK — Thompson’s chocolate. An aluminum shaker free with each can. 1-lb. can -------------------------------- ------------- ...53/ Ö H MLK—Libby’s. tall cans, 3 for BEANS-Van Camp’s. 28/ 6 for- -55/ Medium size cans, 3 for 25/ BLOUR. Sperry’s‘‘Olympic.” 49 lb. sack------ ‘94 Kerr’s, 49 pound sack - — n 20th. CENTURY COFFEE-‘ Nature's own pick- me-up.” Rooted every djflr ir' our own plant Always fresh. Pound. 45/ 3lba-.f1.32 Ground to your order for fineness. of Mosier to Prof. University of who led a here for Just west Ml»» Chariot Clapp, a student at] Behnke-Walker buataeaa callage • Portland, spent tbe week end been visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura Clapp »n the West Side.. The following O. 8. C. studeuta wore here tost week for tbe spring vacation: Paul Keir. Ellis Cummins, Mtaa Jeaa Frey, Maurice Fletcher, Ernest Gar rett, Prime Kotesg; Russell Vototorff and Mias Elsie tape Mrs. M. Silva, who for the pai year« baa been in Beattie, baa m to Cascade Locks and has again over The Bridge of The Gode hotel. Mrs. Silva was boro tost Saturday visiting friends. Judge Wilson has announced that circuit court will convene here next Wedneeday at 10 a. m., when motions and demurrers will be disposed, tow cases set for trial and equity matters taken care of. Tbe Doxvn Town unit of tbe County Health association will meet in Library hall next Monday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. The program will be in charge of Mrs. A. F. S. Steele. A full attend ance Is urged. Marion Nesbit has joined those who When Are from some undetermined will get Joy out of boating on the Co source broke out Tuesday night about lumbia this spring and summer. Mr. 2:30 a. m. at the home of A. Dougherty Nesbit has ready for commission one of on East Sherman avenue, it bad made the trimmest small boats ever seen considerable headway before an alarm here. was turned in. The Are apparently Wish to announce to my Mid Colum had been smouldering for some time, bia friend« that I have again taken the and the house waa tiled with a smoke management of “Tbe Bridge of tbe so dense that firemen, who rallied Gods Hofei’’ at Cascade Locks. Special quickly after the alarm was sounded, Bunday dinner and special care given to were forced to use gas masks Two parties Mrv. M. Silva. alo streams of water were necessary to Arthur C. Johnsen, wife has been i at extinguish the stnbbxffn blase. Mr. and MrsaDougberty MrsuDougherty and children c the U. 8. Veterans’ hospital at Tacoi ,nia, __ Wash., where he recently underwent escaped from the burning home with- an operation, has returned home and to oat injury. 1 again on duty at the Johnsen shoe store. HYNO-ELMBICS Mrs. J. E. Ferguson, Mrs. H. G. Cooper, Mrs. Chas. H. Castner and Mrs. Bert Heeman, the totter of Portland, will go to Portland today to represent (By A. J. Darby) the Hood River chapter, D. A. R., at the state conference. It gives me great pleasure. as they M. A. Kopplien, who for the past two year« has been engaged for local or- any on Main street, to announce that chardlsts in top grafting work, has ar I have purchased the entire herd of rived here from Salem and will be busy kilowatts of the Oregon Lumber com here for a time. Mr. Kopplien baa just pany, now being pastured at Dee, to flntaixu! top griiftlng a large Salem gether with the corrals, stable», feeding grounds, branding irone, etc., and other cherry orchard. Anglers report that the spring run appltancee used in the propagation of of steelheads has started in the lower this elusive little creature. These kilo scientifically Hood River. Russ Evlnger Sunday watts are 'what pall», or kilo- landed three of the gatney fish. Anglers known as kilowatt , i*ing the are awaiting report» from tbe Klicki watt vulgaris, as species, aud tat river, on tbe Washington side of common or less c thoroughbreds the Columbia, a favorite goal of steel are ehMMRI1 to the last watt. head fishermen. The kilowatt municipali» has many Scoutmaster Geo. I. Morrison re gretted much tost Friday bls inability interesting cheracteriatics peculiar to to attend the Scout rally at tbe high itself, aa distinguished from the more school gymnasium. On that day Mr. familiar aperies known as kilowatt Morrtaon's mother, Mrs. Clara Phillips, Talbot-itta in this territory. The kilo received a meesage telling of tbe sud watt municipalia to altogether hardy den death of her sister. Mra. John in this latitude, contaary to the ac Beaver, near Philadelphia. Mr. Mor cepted notion, and to aald to thrive rison immediately motored with hto in Ashland, Eugene, McMinnville. Ta mother to her home at Longvtow, Wk, coma, Beattie and other Sections where it has been propognta$ commercially. when«* she left for Philadelphia. Scientific kllowatteen are now at Keltsie Devin and family, who for tempting to hybridise the kilowatt and several months made their home in Portland, have returned to the Mt. Hood dletrict. Mr. Devin bee again moi« or teas omnlverous m the matter taken over the management of the of food, and does Mt require a- sus Robin Hood grocery. He is engaged on tained diet of bond issues, preferred many improvements. The entire place stock and mergers as doos k. Talbot is being renovated, and Mr. Devin says ills, and therefore can be need by the he plans on furnishing Upper Valley common people without going broke, folk with the beet possible rural gro as indicated by its alternative Mam of cery service. ______ k. vulgaria. We are wire-breaking some four or five hundred of them at the Dee corral, and it Is believed that with proper and Intelligent trainers they will perform to expectations. The Portland Journal to having some apparent dlffi,nliy In determin ing whether to side-step or to goose Mra. George Wilson, formerly Mine step on the hybridising scheme, or Helene Otis, who spent her girlhood merger, in Portland. My good friend, here, was highly commended by officiate Oswald West, is not thus handicapped. of the telephone company of Loe An geles for her presence of mind during I see the hope of the white race, the time of tbe big dam disaster near Gov. Al. Smith, and Senator Gerald P. the southern metropolis recently. Mrs. Nye, sometime republican senator from Wilson, a niece of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. the good state of North Dakota, where Moe. xvas on duty at tbe switchboard the plumbing to said to be Improving, when the dam broke about 1 a. m. are at deadlocks. You know Al. Well, All of the lights In the telephone ex Gerald has something to do with the change building were extinguished. Tea Pot,—chairman, or publicity agent, Mrs. Wilson had candles but could find or something of the kind. Gerald said no matches. She finally lighted a can Al smelled like crude petroleum. Al dle with paper, igniting the paper at a counters by saying, to all intents and gas jet. purposes, that Gerald was all wet and Mrs. Wilson said that almost imme was born in the dark of tbe moon. In diately following timbemk of the dam the dase of the first Impact Gerald ad tbe switchboard becctae red with the mitted it, but was given a long count, numerous calls coming In. As soon as and came back with. ”Sa’a your old she learned what had happened, she manJ’ Al to now giving Gerald a free got in touch with officials of the tele correspondence course in etiqbette, tell phone company and began immediately ing him that the proper thing to do to a systematic warning to people known to apologise. Al to an anti-kUowatteer. to be living in the area below the dam. Residents aa far down as Ventura were President Franklin T. Grifflth, of notified of the danger. A check-up. PEP, tell» the chamber forum- that however, revealed that a great many Tacoma pays a lot mors tans than of those warned failed to respond. Portland, leaving the inference that the They «rent out from their houses, nos of k. municipal!» In Tacoma keeps looked around and seeing no flood ap the rate up. Hood River uses k. Tal proaching returned to bed. If the bot-Rte exclusively, and pays one of the warnings had been heeded, a great highest tax rates in the state of Ore many of those drowned would have gon. Oh. how you, Frank! saved themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Moe, who returned Asbury Haas Musical Sunday !Monday afternoon from spending the A sacred concert will bs given Bun winter in San Diego, passed over the flooded area at Sangua. No parking day evening at Asbury Methodist was allowed along the highway, how church. The program will be as fol over for two miles. Indeed, motorists, lows: 8 P. M. Evening Worship except they had permits from the Loa Prelude—Legendetrojussee Trojuseen Angeles county sheriff were not per mitted to stop. The country was cov Hymn No. 420 Pastor ered with debris, and the railway and Prayer Hymn No. 880 highway bridges had been destroyed. Ride on in Majesty William Bataas Choir Fox Farm C en tri s t s Barred Just for Today Jane Bingham Abbott Miss Peterson An order to discontinue the sale of contracts for the purchase of silver Onward and Upward-Dr. H. R. Palmer Male Quartette ‘ foxes were entered on March IS by the California State Corporation Depart Hall! Morn of Wonder (Duct) Roy E. Molto ment against the Oregon-California Sil Alice Colby and Marjorie Holmes ver Fox and Fnr Farms of Millbrae, Ira I. Wilson Assistant Commissioner Ellis stating *» Rteea aa be said Choir his letter to the proprietor that the Briggs scheme of operation followed waa con Father in Heaven Charlotte Wooley trary to tbs corporate securities act. Selected Recording to the San Francisco Chron Holo W. N. Byars icle. Investigation by the department dis Tbs King of Olory Shall ( closed that the farm waa selling foxes Choir at 91290 per pair, for cash or on in Selected stallments, and in the latter case a Male Quartette B. B. Lorens promissory note waa taken back at 8 Why Weepeet Thou! Choir per cent Intervet. A ranch fee for keeping animals waa also charged. The Offertory—When Shadows Fell - ' Roberta company claims to operate two other establishments, one at Newberg, and Christ the Lord to JBsen Carrie B. Adame the other at Hood Elver. Oregon, the L - ‘ Choir Han Francisco paper said. Hyaui Me 180— All Hatl tbe Power of Jeeue Name Poatlnde—Allegro Pon Moto Sbettord Aaa T. Holmes. Director . ♦ Mtos Lola Uvingstone, Organist REAL BARGAINS SATURDAY & MONDAY 25/ Angrl—, was the spring vacation with hto Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Castner. HOOD RIVER EHI WARNED FLOOD AREA A bargain Is an article that gives perfect satis faction A cheap price Is not always b bargain. Our prices are set to give you the best values and entire satisfaction. KELLOG'S BRAN FLAKES 3 packages for A PARTY TUESDAY NIGHT FIRE HARD TO CONTROL Mrs. Charles L Howard was here from Batus, Wash., last week visiting friends and looking after property in terests. J. G. Vogt, who had been a patient at St. Vincent hospital In Portland re covering from an operation, has re turned to tbe city. Dr. Phebs s. Colltuan. Gros« bldg, 11. \V. Hamlin, manager for E. W. J. has returned. Phone IH22 for appoint Hearty, Inc., at Milford, has been here ment, Rex. phone 2443, cJ15t f this week conferring with P. F. Clark. Have your school shoe- in the best of Mr. Hamlin formerly Ided at Under- repair. Ikin’t wait Take your »hoe« to wood. Weber. Henry will do a nice job. s3utl The newest and la I t in «inert bate Mrs. Fielding H. Kelly waa in Port- will la- on dlwplay the pre-Ranter land last Saturday to attend the wed- opening, next Thu y nt the Bay Hat Khop|>e. Rea ding of Miss Dorothy Stater and Wal- hie prices will prevail. don Franklin Byers. Bdaaors ami »hear» sharpened and Julius •1 un uh Aoranain Abraham ana and family were here the first of the week to attend the repaired. Saw» xet and tiled. Also I funeral services of Mrs. Abraham's »hariH-ii. clean and repair lawn mowers, leave at Kelly Hardware store or noti uncle, John H. Dethtnan. Cover a large territory and g-t quick fy me and I will call, get them and re results—that’s ou- experience in vetting turn. All work guaranteed. Geo. T. buyers and sellers together OWNERS Prather, BALE' BURKAU, 113 Third St. mltf On their way home from California Hemstitching and stamping. Order» Mr. and Mra. A. I). Moe stopped Sun tnken for pleating, chain stitching, pin day in Salem at the home of their aon- tucking and buttons. Mira Claxton, al In-law, Oral E. l’alniateer, and family. Monday Mra. Palinateer and eons, Bob The Leonora. o!4tf If you do not get your Pontand Tele by and Walla,'*, accoinjmnied Mr. and Mra. Moe to Hood River for a visit. gram, or if you want to anb-cribe for Farmer« ! The Granite Fire Insurance this evening newspaper, Tel. 3364 Mr«. offer« 100% guarantee 16 pay all loeaea J. W. Armstrong. <,28t 1 at about } the <*o»tof “Old Line'* Insur I have all kinds of scissors and ance. For in.ira information and prompt sheers, butcher knives, pocket knives, service, call anv of the following agents: all kinds of cutlery for wale. These A. I. Mason, Pine Grove Grange; R. G. are of the Maher 4' Crash make of Ox borrow, Rockford Grange. H. 8. Toledo, Ohio, and are warranted. Geo Caughev Odell Grange and H F. Good- T. Prather. landrr, Parkdale Grange maylO March 31st and April MARCH 29, 1928 I For Pale-ASettsr strain, third genera tion Clark Seedling strawberry plants of this soa«oa’s planting. These ate bet'sr. Ask ynnr ewr»rlm*«'t l«tl«n C. T. Ra phone Parkdale •». fMt « ■ FINAL BASERAI JL BENEFIT DANCE NEAR The third and taet Hood River base ball ctab benefit will be given Saturday evening, March 81, at the K. of P. hall. Thia last dance to called the April Fools’ dance. Everyone in the valley should be there, and everyone who to there is assured of a glorious evening. Tbe baseball dub in putting on their benefit dances have given the dancing populace of tbe mid-Columbia a higher, standard of dance recreation to look! forward to. Members of the club bare' given their time, their energy and tal-| ent freely in making these dames worth the public’s attendance. The Jamboree, first of the series given by the dub, surprised all who attended by the unique decorations and lighting effects that were preoented. Next came the St. Patrick's day dance, which was the absolute seuitb of any dance that Hood River dancing folks have witnessed here. Many of the townspeople came to the dance merely to enjoy the decorations and lighting effects. Now comes the tost dance, the April Fools* dance, and it Is alleged that this dance will surpass even the St. Patrick’s dance in uniqueness and sur prises. Mr. Hall, manager of the dances, has been working steadily on lighting effects for this dance, and plans for decorations promise a pleasant sur prise for everyone. A new feature will be Introduced at Foote ’ (fence when Indoor tbe April Fools dgnee wi fireworks will be displayed. Mr. Hall has obtained several -pieces of Indoor fireworks display from Racine, Wis consin eepecially for display at this daace. They are guaranteed aa harm less and no fire haaard. but their dis play will be surprising to the persons who attend tbe dance. Merle Miller and hto Night Hawks orchestra will furnish the music for thia dance, and it to expected that Helen Shurtleff. Night Hawks’ dance entertainer will present a number dur ing tbe evening. TOP GRAFTING MAKE THOSE TREES PAT! All Fruits and Walnuts Grafted For information call Odell 242 M. A. KOPPLIEN HOTEL ODELL ODELL, ORE. GET THE HABIT OF LUNCHING WITH US! IT WILL BR A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU Easter Candies Baskets and Novelties MIND are now ready for your in CHURCHES Chicken of Noodle Soup Choice of Chicken Southern Style Chicken Trimbales Bake« Ham Loaf Baked Beans Bolta spection and we advise you to make your selections now before the lines are broken. Garden aid Flower Seefc Vegeta bl as Mashed Potatoes Asparagus Tips Spinach Christian and Missionary Alliance Bunday school at 9.48 a. m. each Sun day. Morning preaching service at 11 a. m. Young Peoples' service at 7 p. m Evening preaching service, 8 p. m. Mid week service Wedneeday at 8 p. m. Kev. G. A. Dockatader, Pastor. Desserts Apple. Huckleberry and Lemon Pie Chocolate and Boston Favorite Cakes Ice Cream snd Sherbets Gem Seed Potatoes I MRS. HANBY First Church of Christ, Bdentiat FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHES Services in church building Sunday. AT THE 11 a. m. Sunday school ths same hour. HOOD RIVER DELO CO. The reading room la maintained In the Davidson building. Room 8 la open week daya from 9 to B, with an attend First Christian Church ant in charge from 8 to 5. Wednesday Bible school at 9:40, F. O. Coe, Supt. evening meeting at 8 p. tn. Sunday Junior church, 11 a. m.. Mr. and Mrs. subject, "Unreality." A. B. Cash, Bupt. Communion service and morning message at 11; subject, OdeU Christian Church "The Birth of Pentecost." Christian Bible school Sunday, 10 a. m. Ootm Endeavor, 0:80 p. m. Evening song mnnlon and sermon at 11 a. m. Chris service and sermon, subject, "The Big tian Endeavor at 6.30 p. m. Evening gest Fool of the Bible". Bible study sermon, 7.80 p. tn. Mid-week service Thursday evening at 7:80. Come and on Wedneeday evening at 7.30 p. m. worship with us, it will be mutually Mrs. J. O. Cameron, Supt ■helpful. J. R. Johnson, Pastor. W. O. IJvtagatone, Minister. • First Christian Church Bible school, F. G. Coe, Supt, 9:48 a. m.. Communion and Junior church 11, and tbe morning message at 11:16. Christian Endeavor at 0:30 p. m. and the evening mesaage at 7 :30. The Sub ject will be "The Parable of the Tal ents", illustrated with crayon draw ings. Bible study every Thursday eve ning at 7:30; for the week the lesson will be. Acts 2:1-4. You are cordially invited to attend all the public services of the church. W. O. Livingstone, Minister. Early Rose and Netted THE STAR GROCERY PERIGO & SON Valley Christian Chardi The unifled service at 10:18— Bible school. Communion and preaching serv ices. Christian Endeavor at fl :30. All Fools social on Friday evening. March 80, under anpervlsion of C. E. Society. Come and worship with us. Mrs W. O. Livingstone. Minister. Riverside Community Church Morning worship at 11 o'clock. The sermon theme will be: "Deliver Us From Evil.” This is the concluding sermon in a series on "The Lord's Prayer." Bible school at 9:48 a. m.. Church ef Jesus Christ, A. T. Case, Supt. Young People’s So Latter Day Saints cieties at 6:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m. gr- F. Gordon Hart, Minister. ervTPinday. Mutual improvement aaao- clation, 7:30 p. m. All are welcome. Christian Bible Scheel Notes No collectione. Held at M. W. A. hall. The Workers’ conference held at the F. M. White, Branch Rreeident. church Monday evening was small in attendance but targe in interest and English Lutheran Church Importance. Among other things settled Services begin at 11 a. m. The Sun was the appointment of Alice Merrill day s <4 i < m >1 begins at 10:30. A cordial aa assistant superintendent of the pri welcome. mary department. Mrs. Garrett to act Rev. P. Hilgendorf, Paator. ing superintendent during the illness of Mrs. A. Samuel. Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church The conference also went on record Sunday school at 9:48 a. m. Morn as endorsing the Boy Ranger movement ing worship at 11 o'clock. Epworth now being considered as a city organ League at 0:30 p. m. Evening worship isation by Rev. Schuyler Pratt, and at 8 o'clock at which time we will voted to eld and cooperate in the work present another of our full musical in any way possible. programs under the direction of Asa The Easter program will be given in T. Holmes. Please see Bunday's bul the morning. April 8. The classes will letin for next week's program. assemble as usual and at 10:16 all de Henry Yofliig, Minister partments will assemble in the main room. After the program tbe pastor St. Marti’s Churth will take charge and the service will be Palm Bunday will be celebrated with In his hands from then on. There will the holy communion at 8 and at 11 a. "be no Junior church on that day. The m., with the rector's sermon on "Jesus* usual offering will go to school expense Triumph and our Tribute”. Sunday and a special offering will be taken at school meets at 9:48 a. m. Tonight the assembly to go to mlseiona. the Men’s Club meets at 8 p. m., with There will be no n»Hembly on April the ladies present. The Rev. F. Gordon 1. the Easter program taking the place Hart will deliver bls illustrated lec of the usual assembly. ture on “Traveta In England”. Tomor The next conference will be held at row the Guild meets at 1 p. m. for its tost lenten sewing meeting, followed tbe home of Mrs. F. C. Simpson on at 8.30 p. m. by the presentation of Serpentine road May 30. ^Plans are under way to observe the united thank offertag. Mother's Dav in a fitting way. Tbe committee will be announced soon. Bunday school will meet at 10 a. m.. Maumee Visits Munrse TraM followed by preaching services led by J. P. Naumea. mid Columbia manager Bro. Foener of White Salmon. Chrte- tiofl Endeavor meets it 7 p m. Rev. for Snobvy Fruit dtatrlbntsn, spent a Schuyler Pratt of Hood Elver will con part of taet week at Munroe, where the Oregon Apple Co. baa a 490-acre duct the evening service, with the tract. B. W. Johnson is manager of Jeans' Triumph and the big orchard, the tonnage of which Sunday, April 1,' "HONEYMOON HATE" with Florence Vidor. For comedy, "Swim Mavemta and News Prices 10-26-88-80 Continuous 1 ttfl 19 Meo.-Tuee.-WeE, April 9-9-4 "OLD H0NBMr with Waitace Beery, Bather Ralston, George Bancroft, Charles Farrell and Johnny Walker. Also, "Coal Off” for comedy and Newa, too. See ad elsewhere for prices. Matinees Dally on thia show Thursday-Friday, April M Wow! Look at this < “THE CLOWN" with an all star east and CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “THE RINK" Newa, too. Watch for Charlie. He will be every other week. Prices 10-2M64» will be handled by Suoboy. .Mr. Naumea aaya that the trees of tfie big orchard are in excellent shape and he anticipate* a fine crop. Th* fruit trees of the Willamette vallay, Mr. Naumea said, are much adi over Hood River. Many peach were in full bloom.