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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14

The democrats of Roane county gave
Gen. Harvey Hannah a statewide en-
dorsement. They endorsed him for
any office he might want.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14

Gen. G. w. Pickle and Major T. 5.
Webb are mentioned as possible can
didates for the supreme court under
the primary plan. If better men could
be found we don't know them.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14

When candidate for office gets big
ger than the party he is asking sup
port of, he had better retire until the
party grows to his size.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14

If the democrats of Tennessee are not
willing that majority shall rule then
we had better disband the party, for in
no other way can any question be set
tied.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14

AS we understand the Chattanooga
Times now that blanket primary has
been called the supreme court is not
going to decide the Cooper case at all.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14

can or you can't win. If you can you
don't need to beg, and if you can't you
ought to be ashamed to. Show your
hand or show your back.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14

Entered at the,Postofice at johnson City, Ten
nessee Second Glass Matter.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14
The
Bride
viii
Rejoice
THEN YOU ARE
SURE TO BE RIGHT.

You can not go wrong by CIV
ing a handsome piece of Pick
ard Hand Paint China, high
grade Cut Glass Silver Inlaid
Sterling Silver or Silver Plate
Articles of which we have a
la.'ge assortment.
Everything we show you would
do credit to your Judgment and
good taste.
We can interest you at a dollar
or so, or as high as you care to
go in figures.
Always trust us to have the
right goods at the right price.
Yours for service,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
Tres personaes ras cuyo paredo adrabes Son
cpe Enrique de Prussia Jorge " actual rey de Inglatrra

| be ser muv prudentc. muy celoso a
defender los derechos del pueblo
por clio muy parco en- conceder ia
cultades y delegaciones que puedan
resultar pelierosas. Que es preferl-
bic una discreta ley casuistica a de-
jar 4 determinados organismos la ia
cultad de hacer cicrtas declaraclones
! Despu6s pregunta al Sr. Llorens 81
70 innecesario puede considerarse Gle
utilidad pdblica Y este dice que Sc es-
tan confundiendo los terminus y q.
10 cue el desea es que Sc fife, de una
manera segura Y precisa, que ade-
mas s,e la declara = L. ttii.aAd phi
blica, para ser utilizado el derecho
que aquella concede al peticlonario,
! esto es para haeer Ia expropiaeidn
forzosa ,pruebe este Y asi 10 entienda
ell conselo ejecutivo ante quicn Sc
hacen las solicitGdes de franquicias
q impresclndiblemente Sc ha dc uti-
liar ell ediflcio, finca. paSaje, eic,
para reallzar ell prop6Slto que lntere-
sa. Hace otras manifestations V ell
Sr. Col-Cuchv Cavl le pregunta si
cree que es sabio delar i la admins
TRACTION el dere,h dc resolver 10 que
entienda por utiIicIad pdhlica V por
tanto justlfique Ia eNpropiacidn for
ZOsa.
Llorens TorreS. Que hay la garan-
tia de que los tribunales de iusticia
resuelvan en- definitiva 81 caso. Que
acepta algunas de las razones expues
tas en- contra dcsu mori6n pero insis
te en- que suprima del inciso G) del
proyecto 10 de instalaciones electri-
cas-, pues sc pueda dar el caso de que
a una persona O. pO>ea en- su Inca
un salto dc aqua q pretcnde expro
plarSele halo pra nyto de utilidad
plibllca cuando e. muv diScutible
que ciertas empreSas puedan consid
rarse como tales.
So yota la enrienda presentada
por el dclegaGo por Ponce Y es desc
chada votando todos- -mcnos el autor
en- contra. Sc aprlieha cl provecto en-
Ia. lectura yse envia al conseio cyeru
two.
?. dc C.. nim3co ). Del Sr. Acosta.
Para eyimir del pago de contrib
clones los bonn< Y otroS certiiica dos
de d6hito que cmilan lbs municipioS
juntaS escOiarc> Y ntos organiSmo.
que depcndan del Pueblo lie Puerto
Rico para ell pa"o lie los miSmos, V
para otros fines.
Sc aprucba en- -. V "a. lectura V
pasa al conscio eiecutivo.
PdeC. No. 6. Del Sr. Doming,ez.
Para crear un iondo de emergencies
que sera usado on impedir Ell desarro-
llo V en- la Suppression de eniermeda-
dies de epidfmicas". 10 miSmo qrle el
No hay mas asuntos. Queda para
Ia pr6xima session IA X. e. que preSen
to c. Sr. Matienzo Cintr6n.
Re su>pende l. Se:i6n para las IOl
lie Ia mailana ,!el lrleves.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
TN desconodo de la azOea de edfco de 26 pisos
Guedsndo convertible en- ana masa nforme
Pardarios del 1presdene Marz ortifcaron en- una
lgesla resistiendo cuatro horas de fuego de canon
De nuestro servicio cablegrafico.

al Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
en- Ia celebration del Centenarlo de
Mexico, salleron de Washin gton a.
yer tarde.
New York, Septiempre 1.-Infor.
man de Nicaragua que 200 adheren-
tes de Madriz Sc fortificaron dentro
de una iglesia en- Granada y Sc ME
gan rendirse a las fuerzas de Estra.
da.
New York, Septiembre l.-S5,O0o
de joyas fueron robadas de Hosts
Villa, Narragansett, Ia propiedad de
Mrs. Louis kaufman, mientras ella
cenaba en- el Casino.
New York, Septiembre !, Samuel
J. Hirsch, rico fabricante de ropa de
Chicago, Sc suicide cortAndose Ia gar
ganta con una navajo en- un hotel
de New York. Mala salud fue Ia eau.
Sa.
New York, Septiembre LEI 60
biemo anuncia oficialnente que Ia
enfermedad que actualmente preva-
lece en- Berlin no es c6lera. Sc cree
que es una playa desconocida.
New York, Septiembre LEON
Morane sublo a una altura de 1854
pies sobre Paris el lunes, en- su mono
plano. estableciendo un record.
New York, Septiembre 1.-Los ad-
herentes de Madriz quienes habianse
fortificado dentro de una iglesia err
Granada, Sc rindieron despues de
sostener un bombardeo que duro
cuatro horas.
New Xork, Septiembre 1.-Costa-
Rica ha aprobado ell protocolo para
arbitrar la disputa de limites de Pa
mama. FL presidente del Tribunal
Supreme de los Estados Unidos sera
ell arbitrio.
New York, Septiembre,1,- ,-El Sc
nador Nelson W. Aldrich, de Rhode
Island, cuyo puesto vence el 3 de
MARIO de 1911, anuncia que no sera
candidate para releccion.
Tn desconocido cayo de la azotea
del edificio de 26 pies en- Park Row.
New York, aver, y al recogerle en- el
suelo, era una masa impossible de re-
cOnOcer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

|Solivellas.
Ell honorable juez, despues de OR
a los testigos de cargo y acusados y
probado que fue elhecho los conden6
a dos meses de carcel 4 cada uno.
Domingo Feliciano y Ernesto Ma
teo por alterar la paz, sufriran doce
dias de arresto cada uno.
Juan Ramos por el deito contra
la iusticia publica lie impuso la corte
diez pesos de multa q dfas de arres
to. Juan Quiles, Ramon Cuevas y Bi
biana Rodriguez por alterar la paz-
dos dias arresto 6 pesos multa a ca
ola uno.
En- los juicios celebrados en- Ia cor
tie municipal el 25 nj siquiera uno So
10 de los denunciados tuvo la suerte
de ser absuelto. Diez fueron los casos
que Sc vieron en- ell tribunal Y son los
siguientes: Gabriel Velez por alterar
la paz, denunciado por el policia Ca
prcfa, ace VeleZ que Sc unl0 con va
rios amigos y Sc tomo algunas Guar
tas de ron perdiendo ell sentido; que
no supo cuando 10 llevaron a la carcel
Y 81 armo un escandalo no 10 supo.
Por este hecho lie impuso ell iuez dos
pesos de multa o dos dias de arresto.
Ruperto lrizarry y Ramon Este
ban Santiago. por hllrto menor, fue-
ron denunciados por La policia. Estos
slljetos sustraieron dos galhnas y un
polio. III honorable juez pre- gunta
a los acusados 81 son culpables o ino-
centes, contestando que son culpa-
blcS, por 10 que el tribunal lie
rondena por cada deEto a dos meses
dc carcel o sea seiS meses a cada uno.
Tamblen fueron sorprendido por ju
gar al monte ocupandole una baraiS
Y trelnta centavos; fueron condena,
dos acinco pesos de multa csda uno'
% rinco dias de arresto.
Ia policis presto este servicio en-
el harno Bartolo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

New York, septiembre l. La jo-
Ven que Sc suicide en- el hotel Astol
en- New York y cuya identidad nc
habla sido establecida, es Miss Vera
Fitch de Oakland, California. La
causa de SUI fatal resolution fue debi-
da a su POGO eNito en- literature. Le
lnutll de sus esfuerzos, le prod,lje-
ron profunda tristeza arrastrandola
la desesperacidn.
New York, septiembre l. Las
autorldades postales han detenido
a William H. Holcomb, vice presl-
dente del Cooperative United Erchan
&c de Chicago, capitalizado en- 20 mi
llones de dollars, bajo Ia acusacion
de defaudar el correo.
New York, septiembre l. Los
republlcanos insurgentes estan en-
possession de la convention del estado
dc Kansas. Halagan al presidente
Taft en- parte, pero plden una tarifa
revisada. Una plataforma progresls
ia fue adaptada.
New York, septiembre L. Sc di-
ce que el expresidente Roosevelt Sc
ra candidate para chairman de la
convention del estado de New York
en- lucha con la Viein Guord,n.
New York, septlembre l. Los
huelguistas en- Columbus. Ohio. hi
cieron volar tres hoNeys con dinami-
ia, hirlendo a numerosas personals.
Sc luzga como muy grave la situa-
cion.
FL alcalde Gaynor di6 un paseo
largo el martes.
New York. septiembre L. Los
astllleros ingleses han obtenido la
buena pro en- la subasta para la cons
truccion de dos buques de guerra chi
lenos tipo drendnougha.
New York, septiembre L. Sc
l6 casos de colera en-
Berlin. Han sido conststados por
la autoridades sanitarias 2l casos.
New York, Septiembre 1.-Despa-
chos de Italia informan que el colera
toma proporciones alarmantes.
New York, Septiembre 1.-3 coches
nspeciales llenos de miembros de la
Comisidn Americana que representan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
DonatiVo a Ia bibIioteca.

Para Ofreccr MAYOR variedad & los
iectnres de peri6di'ns Y revlstas dc
Is secci6n e@panola Sc han adquiri-
dn on Ia bihlioiera In~,llar FL Imprr-
ciai y ~ Lih,rGl intp-prtan'es diarios
Ic Madrid. Y Iss reviStas ilris,raias
K'anco y Negro. NJ NHero Hmdo.
EI Hgadp Cicntitro. In Lectssra.
ademis &c cue ti,irualniente X. ne
cllrn.
In cshallero IL. ,riouaiiiad IN -,e
=. que hacc trcr'i'ntss -egalo< de
llbrn< i Il Bibhnte.a Insl,lar. Y que
dssea reervar ~ unnbre ha regala-
do ahora los SglMculcs:
7ieles of Old JGpa.- nv \. B. Nil
ford.-CGmP, by uayo- Wllgate.- n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
-Ha estado en- San Ir;sn nl s

-EIa estado en- San Juan ri S..
Francisco Morey. dc Msnatf. Que
VINO i L. ciudad en asuntos de nego-
clos.
Sc asegura que ell Sr. Matienzo
,'ntr"n. haEa en breve. interessn,es
manl'cstaciOneS polilIcaS.
-NOlicias de Mayasiiez inform,p
q'c i"s elemeutos republicanos de
aquel!os ciudad confian en- ell ,riun-
~ de 81 candidatura municipal. con-
tando como principal base Ia supues-
"a des'Inijn de los elementos unio-
ulsiaS.
E7'acn Nsyssuez. desempehsn
d. lnt"rinarnente slcargo de i,,ez 4.
aa'Iclin 'v'rtc- interim regrese de En-
-oPa q prcpictario. FL Lcdo. /. Sc
r'ilve.i.' - Ponce. ElLeGo. Sepdlve-
da de~'mpf,. haee alsin tempo.
tambitn inierinamen;e. Ia fiscaEa 5e
Il corse de 5isszsto De Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

beog.f'.f Japan. by katherine SchJ
ylcr Bl>,cr. Illustrated.
Dos .ios' &. mpcrrc. dc Baya.
mon. ha rec;,l.tdn i Ia HhioiCra In
sl.la~ lnS liiiroS SicIicnirS:
IL. r"Hft,n li"rt> H. H,Ninp
Shakespeare. HAD u Honor. Pope
LiWr Masterpieces 81 Sr,sgo.. ;
volumes. CAPT. DicPpe. by Hor-..
The Ijcar of Wax, Jieid. Ly Gn,i.is-
miii u.sba.l Stroqof, hv ]. Verne
Cia"-.n, Bo'DbpraGr. ~ IuleS |cl
nc. ~. Castls nm. hv Wevman-
Tb ilaJ n thc c Cvathia . D.
n,e siq.a. hv T.. Zola.
Ti,rsr Rcrtu.r Curse d
NMerla''eas pur.,< y naiXtaS. p,- I'm
losr Nsrano Vallejo.
Ks9r i ihe 80
T4r'ty Tioss.,a.i =
T,stsi No. g,i7..
There Casie 4 Deg, by Haryel
Aision.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
BREVE H|ST0R|A De UNAS
MAzORCAS EN- LARES.
Santos y Alexandra fueron
acusados de haber sustrai
do IS yuntas.
AlegarOn los acusadoS que ese
maiz era de ellos pero ell .juez
despues de examinar las prue-
has vic que no era ciertO.
Tn campesino fu6 a venderle
un cuchillo a I'm hombre sin
saber que dentro del paisano
estaba metido lin policia.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Agosto 30.-Regresaron de Areci.
ho los alumnos de este pueblo que ha
bian lido 4 eXamlnarse para profeso-
res, los cuales obtuvicron anterior
mentc el diploma dc So. grado.
Numerosos carros dc proviSioneS
para el eomerclo Sc Ven entrar i esta
localidad.
Va empicza i madurar cl cafe V Sc
esta procedicndo i Ia recollection de
los primeros grauos. ia actual coSc-
cha es inferior 4 Ia pasada.
I'm Ia plaza del mcrca1o SO cneon-
traha el policia Jose d. Lopez vestido
de paisano, &c l. accro6 TN individuO
del campo. Y romo icnorata fuera un
policia le dijo: .qucrc Nd. compra-
me un cuchilloo sCuinto plde por Il ,
le prcgr.nl6 elpoliria rcicridn. :, 10
doy on treiura reutavoS. EnScnclo.
81 me cll-ia lc doy vcinre: Il h. ~acn
del scno crcvcndo scguru 81 ncgncio
cuando el policia le prcscntd al acro
Ia rlaca. I'll pobre campcsino. cam
hi6 de colores cuando supn que era
I'm roIicia. Segliido 10 arrc>,n Y cl-
jucz dc pa= lc impuso $500 io mul;a
0tro >eryicio presto Ia puE~ia ca
Il harrio Rio Frictn. l.o> .lIdlvidrns
Santos Nalcntin Y Alciag,!Fn Ro-
dricuca smStrajeron ciCnt" rincuenta
maEorcas de mai de una ,lla de los
~cnores f,olivella> harcrdadns DE- Rio
Pric,a rnl.a,lo Il que fut v;.loradc euI
Setcnta Y ciE-n ccntavos.
Alcjar,irn Rodriguez dijo guc crs
pn'p.iario : cosechero de maj: g. Fl
maiz quc l. vendi6 Santos Valc1,iri
. Ramon Lopez. Administrator d,.
Ima finca dc Ascmanv h bahia nl>e
"hado en- slI Frapic.lad Y para isr,har
qac cra s'lyp lley3 Il tribunal dos
Nlnias sie uaaiz IaS cualrs cram mas
See:.~ gue 81 q'sc hahisu susrai,in i
Tts Ba-t Doag'as. bv Crprke,t
III frsssfsrpFin by H.lsx-,-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
GRAVE SIT UAC|QN EN- OHIO.

LOS hue2ulstas volaron dnamita tres carros elec
trlcos ocupados por pasajeros, resultando herdas
nuchas personals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01

Tts B'1-E Doag'as. by Crucke;t.
L -ibbf Cos.siGRfiu. bv Hal6xv
ir9ati. by Marie CoreIli.
El Len7ucjs CGstilcgo IN Puerto
sle2, por Teollo G.-Xsa.h.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-27
To The Voters of Hood River.

take this opportunity of announc-
ing to you my candidacy for election
as Joint Representative from Hood
River and Wasco Counties.
AS the voters of Hood River County
are well aware, | now occupy the
position of County Judge of this
county, and will continue to do SO
until my successor is elected and quail
fled. 1t occurs to me, therefore, that
while drawing salary from the
County, for this work, it would not be
proper for me to neglect the duties of
this office for the purpose of campaign
ing for another, and | am therefore
under the necessity of getting in
touch with the voters through the
press and other means which do not
take my time from my duties. If
elected to this Office of honor, | shall
always stand for the integrity of all
the progressive laws now upon our
statute books. AS regards new legis-
latlon, it is my opinion that what we
most need is proper legislation enab-
ling us as a County to prosecute the
work of good roads building, as the
necessity for this kind of Improvement
is too apparent to require argument.
My efforts along this line, while hold
ing the position of County Judge of
this County, are well known to you all,
and whatever merit there may be in
it cannot be added to by any words of
self commentator.
| would appreciate your support
if you consider me worthy of the
honor. A. J. Derby.
paid adv.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-27
RAYMOND INGALLS,
DIES SUDDENLY

Raymond Ingalls,, Is year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Ingalls,, died
Tuesday night after an illness of three
days. The boy, who was Junior in
the high school, was taken sick on Sat-
urday and he became helpless almost
Immediately, seeming to be paralyzed.
The diagnosis of the case by the
physicians was infantile paralysis, a
disease which has been rather pre-
valent and battling to the medical pro-
fession in Portland during recent
months. This is the first case which
has resulted in death in Hood River.
The lad was native of Hood River,
having been born on a ranch in the
Barrett section. His death is a par
ticularly sad one since he was but few
days ago so strong and active among
his school mates. He was very popu-
lar in the high school and was mem
Der of the track, basket ball and base
ball teams. Besides his mother and
father he leaves one brother, Harold,
aged IA.
The funeral will be held this after
noon from Bartmess chapel. Rev.
j. l.. Hershner will conduct the SER
vices and the pail bearers will be
selected from the maubers of the
Baraca Bible class, of which the boy
was a member. The high school will
be dismissed this afternoon in order
that the fellow students of the de-
ceased may attend the funeral.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-27
H. C. Peters went to Portland this

H. c. Peters went to Portland this
week.
Read G. Y. Edwards & Co. adv. in
this issue.
A. C. Hallam is in Portland on busi-
ness this week.
w. G. Hare was in Portland during
the past week.
Mrs. l.. D. Firebaugh has gone to
Portland for weeks visit.
All trimmed hats at the Style Shop
are being sold at twenty per cent off.
Mrs. John Gibbons is visiting her
sitser, Mrs. George Greene, in Port
land.
Buy your butter, cream and milk
from the Purity Dairy Co., phone 6SL.
Milk depot, Davidson building.
N. C. Evans, who was operated on
last week for appendicitis. is progress
ing nicely at the Cottage hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Blanchar re-
turned Tuesday from trip to Seattle
and other points on Puget Sound.
Miss Meldie Probst, of Centralia,
Wash, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Larsen, at the Mt. Hood
hotel.
The subject .of Rev. J. R. Har-
greave's sermon at the Baptist church
Sunday evening will be "The Clean
ing UP of Dirty Boy"
Chris Ranley has moved his shoe re-
pair shop from the Taft feed store to
the room on Oak street between the
Star grocery and the new Often block.
Reymund B. Early was here from
Eugene, where he is student in the
University of Oregon, to spend Sunday
with his parents, Charles T. Early and
wife.
R. w. Dilday, recently of Kansas
City, and G. W. Howard, recently of
Pittsburg, are engaged with A. G.
Hallam in the work of clearing up the
MacRae tracts on the west side.
Mrs. w. A. Schaffner returned from
a six weeks visit at various points in
the east. Mr.. Schaffner met her in
Baker City, where he went to visit
laundry in which he is part owner and
they stopped there a few days.
Mrs. Henry Coburn left Tuesday
after a visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. W. B. Allen. Mrs. Allen accom-
panied her to Portland and Mrs.
Coburn will go to Los Angeles to visit
before returning to her home in
Indianapolis.
Next Friday afternoon the monthly
Kensington of the United Brethren
church will be held at the home of
Mrs. G. D. Woodwork. At this time
aprons of all kinds will be on sale.
Nice gingham dish aprons, enough for
all. A good program and lunch is
promised. All are invited.
The death of Dorothy Irene Dietz,
8 year old daughter of H. c. Dietz and
wife, occurred Sunday and the funeral
was held Monday. The child has en-
dured prolonged illness. Rev. G. E.
Perry conducted the services which
were held in Bartmess' chapel.
The annual chicken pie supper of the
Eastern Star was held in the Masonic
hall Tuesday evening and was attended
by more than 100, being the biggest
affair of the sort which has yet been
given. The supper was excellent and
following the big eats the regular
lodge meeting was held and degrees
conferred.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-27
One Candidate Declines

OF all the nominees for the various
county offices at the primary a few
weeks ago but one of them failed to
accept the nomination, the man who
did not care for Office being Prof. j..
0. Mclaughlin, who received the
Democratic nomination for county
superintendent of schools Prof. Nc
Laughlin is principal of the high
school and he felt that the county
office would conflict with his present
duties.
The ballot is now being prepared for
the general election on November
and County Clerk George D. Culbert-
son has announced that he will mail a
sample ballot to each registered elec.
tor a few days before the election in
order that each voter may have an op.
portunity ito study out for himself the
choice he wishes to make on the can
! didates and questions submitted.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-27
THE B0ES BANQUET
IN PINE GROVE

According to a communication to
The Glacier from THE Kunnell' the
apple pickers at the orchard of Wilson
Fike are having some great Sunday
evening seances. Last Sunday it was
chicken and dumplings and next SUM-
day oysters will be the main attrac-
tion. 1t seems from the following
that the workers are gentlemen Of
itinerant disposition, and not ashamed
Of it from the names which appear
among the list of guests:
Sunday night. we, the boes, held a
banquet in the hall Of w. Fixes pack
ing house. Thirty were present as
the chicken and dumplings were
brought forth.
"Among the distinguished guests
(nearly all working for Fike) were:
Yallow Bill, Texas, Michigan Slim,
Wild Jack, California Red, Box Car
Ike, Watertank, Dick Grizzle, and
many of lesser note. Judge The Only,
presided over the feast.
Sunday next 6n oyster banquet will
be held at the same place, thus ending
the fruit picking in a royal way
among boes. "The Kunnell".
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-27
Real Estate Transfers.

List of real estate transfers for
week ending October %, 1910, as re-
ported by the Hood River Abstract Co
Frank Davenport to Sanley- Smith
Lumber Co. 80 acres west of town.
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co., tc
Marion MacRae; 240 acres southwest
of town.
R. H. Wallace and C. X. Marshall
toJosephine Cadv; 20 acres near Odell.
Howell M. Metcalf to M. l.. and
Frank Bradley; 80 acres on east side.
c. b. Aitcheson to A. H. Kellogg
conveys lots 8, 10, block, 5, Idelwilde.
S. Bayard Simonton to James s.
Simonton; west 60 feet of lot |,
block 9, Parkhurst.
James S. Simonton to S. BayarC
Simonton; undivided one-fourth in.
terest in l60 acres on Neal creek.
F. E. Jackson to j. F. Gardner; Lot
|, block "F'' first addition west.
William L. Ellis to E. Kiuchi and J
kodema; 20 acres west of Tucker's
Bridge.
l.. j: Dunaway to Job Sheppard: II
acres in Willow Flat.
James H. Dunaway to Charles M
Sheppards; 10 acres in Willow Flat.
Herbert B. Langille to Bert Lamp
man; south one-third, lot 4, block 3
Parkhurst.
Josephine Sears to Wilde H. Sears
40 acres in Willow Flat.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-27
Avery Makes Good Showing.

Thomas E. Avery reports a record
crop of 3100 boxes of apples from II
acres of six year old trees. Mr.. Avery
is one of the most successful east side
orchardists Tas is shown by this record
of nearly 300 boxes to the acre for the
young trees. The average shows
about four boxes to the tree. Another
gratifying feature is that 10 per cert
of the crop packed out extra fancy and
30 per cent choice, for which there is
also good price. Mr.. Avery said the
trees bore only one per cent Gull
apples. Mr.. Avery has handled his
crop fast and now has most of it out
of the orchard. He had noted in the
Glacier that A. |. Mason had picked
and stored his crop by October II and
he said that on that date he mad not
only picked his entire crop, but had
packed and delivered 100 boxes OF
fruit.