The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-11-25

Troop 2, Hood River Boy Scouts,
will hold a meeting at Odd Fellows
hall Friday night. As matters of i'm
| portance are to be discussed Scout
Master Davenport urges that all Scouts
be present.
DR.. Lewis l.. Banks, we'll known pro-
hibition worker, will address citizens
of Hood River tomorrow night at the
high school auditorium on Law En-
forcement." His address will deal
particularly with the enforcement of
prohibition laws.
The annual meeting of Riverside
church will be held Wednesday, Deem
ber 8. Men of the congregation will
be hosts at a dinner which they will
cook and serve themselves. 1t will be
an evening of entire leisure for the
housewives of the church.
A. B. Hull, production manager of
the Friend Sprayer Mfg. Co., here the
first of the week from Gasport, N. Y,
visiting the Oregon and southern
Washington distributors for the com
pany says from a general, long period
standpoint the Northwestern fruit sit
uation is not at all di8couraging.
Hood River Boy Scouts, if the people
Of the city will back them in their ven
ture of placing the chautauqua festival
next week, have an opportunity of
swelling their treasury substantially.
Buy tickets for the chautauqua and
help the boys when they come around
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
W. M. Slusher, who is interested
with Senator reject Stanield in the
largest sheep dipping plant in the
world. in Umatilla county, was here
last week with his family visiting his
niece. Mrs. c. N. Clarke. and family.
Mr.. Slusher was on the way to Port
land to attend the stock show
Willis Bradley Monday purchased
State street. A store building occupies
by large shed. He will utilize the |
in the manufacture of cement |
blocks and building material. The |
store will be used for a display room.
W. NJ. Stewart is making some inn
to the Stewart block. |
Painters are working on both the east |
and west end of the building, making I
an attractive facing. This will also
De done to the rest of the outside wood
work of the building. After this is
inlshed work of similar nature will be
lone inside the building.
Hood River county, according to
'ecent compilation, has l9 students at
he University of Oregon. Twenty
hree states of the Union are repre-
ented. Counties exceeding Hood Riv-
n have students as follows: Multno
ma, 400; Lane, 37l Marion, 74 Jack
on, 48: Coos, Az Yamhill, 46; Clacka
mas, 40; Douglas, 40; Linn, 80, and
SO.
Hood River has never had the privi-
ege of greeting a more mertorius lot
f entertainers, musicians and lecturers
han will come next Wednesday, Thurs
ay, Friday, Saturday and Monday
venings, when programs of the chau
auqua festival will be given at the
Ugh school auditorium. The Boy
couts are handling ticket sales. 1t is
worthy chautauqua and the Boy
couts merit your help in their ticket
ale. Buy and see the entertainments. ,
The annual banquet and election of
tficers of the Hood River County Game I
Association, recently an I
ounced for the first Wednesday in De
ember. has been postponed until the t
rst Wednesday of January. Members I
he State Fish and Game Commission J
nd other state officials have been in c
tied to attend the banquet. J
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Kruse have just
eft for the east to take passage for
Iolland, where they will spend the s
inter with Mr.. Kruse's parents. {
hey expect to return to their West }
ide place in the spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
ruse are the second couple to visit
urope since the great war. Mr.. and
Irs. A. Meier recently returned from I
visit with relatives in Switzerland.
Orchardists of the Barrett district
ave organized the Growers Club and
i'll hold meetings for discussion Of !
-oblems confronting orchardists. The
ext meeting will be held at the Bar e
TT school tomorrow evening. All
embers of the Apple Growers AssOci- I
ion have been invited to attend the n
ssion. Aug. Guignard has been c
ected president, and r. G.. Frey is z
cretary of the new club. |
A party of ranchers returning home !,
ON the Portland stock show the other a
ght experienced numerous thrills be- {
use of the heavy fog on the High /
ay. The men, Roy Hays, Robert G. s.
rev and Roy d. Smith, left Portland d
st before midnight. Mr.. Hays says G.
e fog was so dense at Crown Point il
at it was almost necessary to feel t,
eir way around the eminence. The s.
miles of the men rested under the o
pposition that they had left the me ?
Opolis about six O'Clock, having re- "
ived erroneous information from t,
ierd who teleohoned to Hood River ii
hen the party finally arrived shortly a.
ter a. m. they relieved a growing 5,
arm. al
There are no owners of high grade NJ
utos who are dissatisfied with the SER et
&c they get out Of their cars. There Ia
e some owners of cheaper cars who
e satisfied with the service from
cir cars. There are no owners Of el