The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-22


surely pleased to greet him. He and
Mis-. Arthur now reside IN Portland
Mr. and Mrs. c. q. Niehol and Miss
Mildred. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
). +. Evans and son. Forrest, eDloyed
a trip 10 DJfur Sunday afternoon IN
Mr. Nichols new Studebaker six.
Mr. Strauss and family enjoyed
trip down the Highway Sunday.
After the business session Saturday
evening the Rebekahs enjoyed a few
hours with music and dancing and
cards. complimenting Mr.. and Mrs
Ben W Neatch. Ice cream and cake
were served al ll.30 p. m. after which
all departed for their homes. having
spent pleasant evening. Thirty We're
present.
Misses Mary Higley and Dora Nor
gan accompanied Mrs. +. d. Piercey
and children to her home in The DalleS
Sunday evening, returning Monday
afternoon.
J. Ii. hads is painting the new gar
age on Mr.. Nichols property.
j. H. Scott, locating engineer. and
crew of surveyors are busy running
new lines through for the link of the
Highway near Rowena. The work on
the Highway west of Mosier is pro-
crossing nicely. The tunnel gang has
penetrated about 20 feet, or more. on
the 300-foot tunnel.
Mrs. Olive Clement was in The
Dalles Monday
Miss Lulu Prather left for her home
in Hood River Monday afternoon, hav-
ing fms he'd up her work pertaining to
the closing of the school year. Miss
Prather will return this fall at the be
ginning of the new term, having been
elected.
While in the Dufur vicinity Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Niehol and Mr. and Mrs
5. f. Evans enjoyed call at the home
Of Miss Lillian Marvel.
The commencement exercises of the
Mosier high school We're held Thurs
day evening in the Christian church
a large crowd was i'm attendance. One
pupil finished the course and graduated
With high honors, Robt. +. Ross. The
following program was nicely ren.
dered:
Piano duet, Mildred Nichol and
Thelma Johnson.
Invocation by Geo L. Carroll.
Song. America. by the audience.
Address, j. A. Churchill, state sup
erlntendent Of public instruction.
Piano duet Mrs. Jno. Ross and Miss
] Blanche Rose.
Z Presentation of Diplomas, Prof. W
, G. Jolley.
Violin solo, Elsie Carlson, accom-
! panied by Mildred Nichol.
j In Mr.. Churchill's address he said in
: part
That Oregon's public school system
r WIS costing nearly seven million dol
/ lars annually, and that tins was In
= tended merely as a loan which must be
re paid by the beneiicaries in the way
of more effective and efficient citizen.
, ship. He urged that the schools give
q to the students the underlying princi
pies Of our government and full com
prehepsion Of our great national ideal
He called upon sOreg0n high schoo
q graduates this year not to forget that
j. ours IS a government where the major.
? ity rulesaand that the government WI
8 be- Just what the general intelligence
Of its citizens is. That the weak
IS nesses in our national life must bt
strengthened through evolution. not
!. through revolution.
: Mr.. Churchill also urged that MosieI
n invest five hundred dollars in equip
4. ment for its high school, in order tina
n it might be standard. He stated tn,
" requirements for Standardization a
y prepared by the State Board of Educa
r ton; that every community shoult
a have Is own high school IN order tina
,e the boys and girls might have the dali,
) Influence Of their own homes while at
.d tending it He said that if Mose
t. standardized its school the dlstric
Is would become exempt from taxation
e. for the. .high school tuition fund, and
a. the same time would receive from tn
10 fund next year whatever it actual
I'd cost to educate the pupils in the Mos
tie ier high school.
t, Milton A. Miller, internal revenu
e. collector in Portland, announces tina
he has received from Washington, i
is c., full supply Of income tax return
lt for distribution to partnerships an
personal service corporations through
90 out the state of Oregon. These blank
~ will now be furnished to such partie
!. upon request. Every partnership an
~ personal service corporation engage
:. in business any part of the calenda
b., year of 1918 must make and file
'' return with the collector on or befor
June 49, 1919, regardless of it's gros
10 or net income While the tax upo
1l income of partnerships and person;
II service corporations is payable by tn
individual members thereof, retur
IS mast be fled showing the result {
their activities during the year 1915
to Heavy penalties are imposed by statu
er for failure on the part of any taXpaye
a. to file required returns within the tin
prescribed by law.
re- The following officers were electe
.lp for the new term at the regular NEE
Y ing of Manzanita Rebekah lodge Sa
urday evening: Mrs. Bertha johnson
/, N. @. Mrs. Osee Higley, V. g.. Il
J. nora Hunter, sec Chas. T. Bennett
~ treas. Mrs. Fannie Nielsen is final
u cial secretary, which term is for OF
year The lodge is hourshing, wit
as new members coming in frequently.
ri. For a Weak Stomach
As a general rule all you need to {
nc is to adopt diet suited to your as
ia and occupation and keep your bowe