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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
DEATH AnrIcEs

Aronson---jultet Aronson. "a. sept =.
TtT leth av
herciter-- oseph Berciicr a.. sept Z.
sRth and Alaska
Gihlin-rhumaE Olbiln. 90. Aus -.
Providence hospital
Iucci--Pasgusie igcci 60. sept Z. ish
aT and =. jefferson
Handlcy--W Walter HandieF ts Sept 7.
WaFH3de Emergency hospital
FhlliipE-Mnx Phillips 1z sept & Sc
mftte General hospital
hfimuut--lohu belmont =. AuE ~
htnE county hospital
1nhnHnn---A mdreW johnson &C. AUG a.
King county hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
CALEB POWERS MAKES
RUN FOR CONGRESS

BARBoURViLLE. Ken. Sept 10.
Caleb Powers. the central figure
In one OF the most remarkable
tragedies OF American political life.
Is today making a strenuous pri-
mary campaign for the republican
nomination for congress. with every
prospect Of winning the nomina.
ton.
Powers was arrested and charged
with completely IN Governor VII
liam r. Goehers murder Governor
Wilson finally pardoned him, after.
a disagreement OF the jury al Pow
ers' fourth trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
NOTHING BUT SPLIT
ON BALLINGER REPORT

resolution providing for the com.
mit'ee They elected Representa-.
tive Graham temporary chairman
OF their committee.
a resolution sustaining Louis r.
CLAWS and Clifford Pinchot was
passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
AUTHORIZES FEARS BLINDNESS.

PITTSBURG. Sept i0.-Accord.
ing to an apparently well authenti-
Gated report. Mrs. Mary Roberts
Rhinehart. famous authoress. Is In
danger Of going blind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
IRON MAN "WALKS"
TO WORK AND BACK

NEW YORK. Sept 6.-Charlea
Guest Norris. an English engineer.
is over here with a new iron man
which he has invented.
lie calls II an Iron man" because
It can walk" II Is said 10 be a
great invention. but aside from
walking II has no resemblance TO a
man
# will walk around the corner
with a dozen tons Of tools aud ma.
chinery. IL has four legs. and will
walk In water as well as on ground
When stationary, the back forms q
level platform from which work
may be done
The walking" Is accomplished
by two frameworkB. one within the
other, each having four legs One
frame slides forward and the legs
are lowered Then the legs OF the
other frame are lifted up and that
frame. or platform slides forward
and the legs rest again on the
ground And so. ad iufinitum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

when did ] break into the show
business? Well. Buffalo bin put
me into Il years ago accidentally
He wanted 20 get some Pawnee In
dlans. so I got them for him That
interested rue in the business, 50
after a while | started out on my
own hook.
Then came the time when a year
or 80 ago ! joined forces with Col
Cody"
SO that's who Pawnee Bill is.
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RIRTh NOTICES.

~sesee~N~~~~~--~~N~~~~ ~~~4~~~~~-~eNo~~-N~-N
MsinFfsin-ro the wife 81 u Weinsfeln.
4sle MashinEtQn. sept q. a daughter
fmifh--Tc the wife az Z. Smith lSet
Denny way, Sept T. son.
heli-To the wife % - Hsu s1s 2fth
aF.. sept I. a son
hlcs-To the wife o. , Rice. t0ss sai
ar y. =, Aug 3 a Enn.
Tlliolson--To the wife % n Tniotson.
22t Lake av.. sept. J. a daughter.
Frcdcrlcks--Tp the Wifc 20 Mr. Pred
ficks. afil CprllsH aN. sept a son.
stene--T0 the wife % = stone gtst
1Lth az. W. Aug ~ a hou
TaknhAHhi--Ta the wife ~ X Taxa
hashi 1tT eth Az. sept q son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
TO ABANDON FORT.

wALLA wALLA. Sept. 10 Fort
walla Walla will be abandoned Oct.
/, according to orders o. the War
department. made public today
whitman college vii probably Sc
cure the grounds.
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Paid Advertisement-Pald for BY C. Benz. Polndexter
I.W. Bryan, Republican for congress

THE ONLY CANDl-
DATE
who IL a member
Of any progressive
republican organi-
zatlon. He IS vice
president OF the
State Progressive
Republican league
and president Of
the Western Wash
ington Progressive
Republican league.
THE ONLY CANDl-
DATE
who has claimed to
support Poindexter
for more than six
weeks last past.
THE ONLY cANDL
DATE
who has the sole
and unqualified en-
dorsement Of any
progressive Organi-
cation or Of any
prominent progress
slye candidate for
office.
He Ia heartily en-
dorsed by:
Q. X. Case, presi
dent OF the State Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
BAR hin DUS


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 10 Sec
rotary OF Commerce and Labor
Chas. Nagel today Is looking over
the branch 81 his department here
before starting tonight for Wash
lngtou.
Secretary Nagel has In mind a
stricter exclusion OF hlndus aud
other immi grants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept 10
Mrs. Anne Plummer. who came to
the coast in 1850. and who married
here three years later. the first
bride Of the peninsula, Is dead at
the age Of "a years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
CAN his BE rRuEf

4 Patrolman Hasselblad at 4
4 tended n Methodist revival AZ +,
= Fremont few nights ago 4
q when the plate was passed. and I
4 the brethren and sisters urged I
= TO cast in their mites. Hassel 4
q hlad flashed his slar-and the I
= plate bearer passed on. Alvah {,
= Emerson Heath. the gold star +,
4 cop OF Fremont. youches for I
4 the story He says Hasselblad 4
a says he thought he was on a I
y street car. I
a Can this be true9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
Portland, ore. = praotIcnl

Portland. Ore. - Practically all
preparations were completed today
for the Portland food and industrial
exposition, which will open at the
.armory Monday The exposition
will be the largest indoor exposition
ever held In the Pacific Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
FoR CONCENTRATE WORKS

JUNEAU. Sept. I0.-The Tread
well Gold Mining co. today an
nounces that IL will build a con
eentrate mill here.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

{ fNNN~N7~N~N~~~r~~~~~N~ N~r~N~N-~~f~NSN~N@-~eN
Madam 10 MoyN. me-ium card reading.
rs cents. ciRlrNoyaut hA cents Circles
Monday. wednesday ana Friday even-
ings az see sit Nesier way. room !
Eshciman 3 Wilson carpenters ard
3ohhersi window and door screens a spt.
eiaity Main 1i7o; Ind -1St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
POINDEXTER RALLY

opera house. over which he. Craven.
presided. and In which accounts the
Timss referred % Burke as the
little Irish attorney Tor the rail
roadu Al this reference the
crowd went into an upruar Of laugh
ter and applause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
FIRE CHIEF KILLED.

SAN MATEO. Cal, Sept 10
Fire Chief Brown OF San Jose was
killed almost instantly today when
an automobile In which he was re-
turning from San Francisco 10 San
Jose overturned.
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poIn.Iexter said,

Poludextsr said.
An afternoon paper Says that ]
helped 10 overthrow Cannon in con.
grgsa and that Cannon IL now a
dead one aud the Issue Of Cannon.
ism a dead Issue. In the next para.
graph Il says that | never accom-.
plished anything in congress worth
boastinK about. In the next para.
graph II says that instead Of run
ming for the senate. where | viii
not have any more Influence than !
had in the house. ! should have 70
turned 10 the house 10 help put an
end 20 Cannon and CAnnonlam
ask the Intelligent electors ~ this
audience whether there IL ans logi
cal way % meeting such a tumble
Of Illogical statements.
Il do not know who IL my leading
opponent now, because ! have not
read the afternoon papers and DO
not know hos many more uf them
have been pulled out OF the contest
Wilson has already Withdrawn and
he was my leading opponent Ills
following vas personal one and ]
challenge any power on earth 20 do.
liver IL In n body % any other candi.
date. Some OF them may now
climb on the band wagon. bat e 10
already certain thai not many 81
them viii consent 20 ride on the dc,
livery wagon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

N~NN~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~e~~N~~~N~~N~~o~~~
BGTTERWoRTH SON Professional
Directors and Licensed Emhslmcrs 1874
let OPP Moore theatre Both phonss fts.
Ronney Watson co. Funeral Directors
Third av and University Both phones ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Most solve oil" is made from cot.
ton seed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

4 when your thoughts turn to I
= home Of your own. YOU can I
4 read Star Wants with great !
4 profit The reading OF Star I
4 Wants" Is a profitable habit I
4 10 form. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
ROOSEVELT At
COLUMBUS HIT
WITH STRIKERS

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 10
While Mayor Marshall OF Columbus
was sitting on the platform and
troops sent 10 keep order during tho
car strike patrolled the crowd Col
Roosevelt today discussed the strike
situation and denounced the authori.
ties for their failure 10 suppress
lawlessnes8. The address was dc
livered before a monster crowd IN
Goodale park.
Before ! came 10 Ohio ! knew
the lamentable condition In Colum.
! bus said Roosevelt. II have been
asked by letter and personally by
members Of both sides OF the con.
troyersy here 10 speak / will say
frankly that did not like 10 come.
but ! Ike dodgInk less. go / came.
II has been advertised that | would
speak on law and order. and I shall
do so. ! shall also discuss Justice.
The first requisite OF Justice Is
| the establishment OF law and order
Woe to the man. official or pr.
vate citizen, who does not realize
this We should abhor the conduct
OF public servant falling to do his
duty In this regard and we must
equally condemn ourselves. the PEG.
| pie who are as much responsible a.
| IA public servants. n they are con
tent with the mere establishment
OF law and order and fail 10 learn
whether justice has been denied. we
should use the whole power of the
| government 10 right this wrong"
Afraid It Was Not the Real Thing.
Mr.. Detlars looming suddenly
upon his wife and finding her I'm
teara)-Why. what Is the trouble.
| Jenuie2
Mrs Detlars- We've been mar
ried for ten years and have never
quarrelcd aud I'm afraid we haven't
truly loved each other.
Mr.. Detlars-Nonaonsei what
put that thought into your head7
Mrs. Dctlars-I was reading to
day that true love never runs
smooth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

just ga, 100 tons OF copper was
produced In the world last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
FIGHTING MUGGSY MGRAW IS
MEEK AS LAMB OFF THE FIELD
Cincinnati Newspaper Wo-
man Interviews Famous
New York Baseball
Player.
BY RUTH Nicely.

CINCINNATI. Sept o. Il beinf
a we'll known fact that Mr. JOIN
McGrnw. manager Of the New iofA
Giants. did not learn his baseball
ia correspondence school there
have been drawn certain deduc
lions concerning his habits OF
speech
Tis said that Mr McGrRw
ohristoned "Muggey" earned his
nickname by talking In vigorous
banebailese 20 all and Rundry hu
mnn beings whom he met This II
wrong
Please consider the writer a.
standing 10 the Hotel Havlin lobby
about to interview Muggay Me
Grnw
l cannot recall who it was that
told me that MuggHY McGraw habit
ually disdniued any mode Of dress
other than a baseball uniform. bat
such WIS surely my impression. "a
the quietly dressed. ahrewd faced
man of medium build who came up
20 me did not seem 10 be at all
the person | WAS seeking
How muaasy Looks.
Instead OF the flannel uniform.
the gentleman who addressed me
was atlired IN business suit. dark
gray ia color
Ills hat was 81 dark gray felt.
and he wore black fourin.hand
nocktic Therein. however. was a
huge scarf pin composed OF clns'
ter Of diamonds. each large enough
for solitaire ring
McGraw IL short aad atocky.
with aggressive face and sharp
brown eyes
yes. | am Muggsy MeGraw Get
busy now and play bail This was
shat expected
What this much slandercd man.
ager did say was; Pardon me. !
am Mr. McGrsw Wha, can do
for you. madam ?"
Wen. that IL about the keynote
81 the conversation as TO Mr. Nc.
0raWs method Of speech What
he told me Was really very inter.
eating. According 20 the manager
OF the New York team. there 10 a
striking similarity between the
business Of the baseball manager
aud that Of a school teacher.
The manager. said Mc0raw. who
doea not take the trouble TO learn
and understand the personality OF
his players IL just ne much a back
number as the pedaEogue who
makes the same mistake. A, the
same time both the manager and
the Kchoolmarm have 10 be boss.
and the boys have 10 know u. too.
Hut right here. IA MeCraw'a opin-
ion. the similarity ceases. because
bAasbAliinE IL essentially a man's
Job. and a thing NJ which women
can never be anything more than
ouiookcrB. But they are thrice vel.
come In thle capacity
Feminine attendance NJ ball
games r.. said McOraW. the greatest
single factor IN the universal popu-
larity acquired BY the great Amer
lean amusement IN the past decade
why cannot women really play
BASEBALL
Because they cant" said Muggsy
McOraw. This IL mans world.
after all when alt IL Hald and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

The average price paid trappeds
for fox skins rs 9Sd2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Mo American automobiles are sold
In Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Germany sends $t.360O 900 worth
Of musical toys TO the United States
each year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB GROWS

During the month Of August. IS
individual and business firms we're
added to the membership OF the
Seattle Commercial club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

LAKE FOREST PARK la an ad.
diiion ~ l.75Z acres situate north
and east u the university on this
side Of Lake Washington. has a
good boat service and q good train
service. II has one.half mile Of
Lake Washington frontage. eight
running streams. and ig undivided
IN one % fiyc-acrc tracts.
Take City ~ Bothell" Sunday
and get off a. LAKE FOREST
PARK
OLE HANSON T. co.
3i4.l5-iG-i7 New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

THE ONLY CANDIDATE WITH A RECORD FOR INSURGENCY
Vote for him first choice help You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

G. d. kegley, mas
ter OF the State
Grange Of Washing
ton.
Rufus r. Wilson.
secretary Of the State
Progressive Rppubli
can League Of Wash
ington.
j. II. S wanaon
grand electoral super
intendent Scandinav
ian Grand Lodge, T..
o. @. T. Of Washing
ton, and by many
temperance societies
and Seand ! avian
leaders.
THE ONLY cANpI.
DATE
for congress who
h as a chance
against Humphrey.
Revelle has been
publicly recognized by
certain progressive
leaders as entitled TO
Bryan'a second choice
votes on Revelle's
pledge TO urge his
first choice support
ers to vote for Bryan
second choice.
FOR INSURGENCY.
B votes will helm. You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
WILL BROWNE
SUE 7. r.?

CHICAGO. Sept l0 Lee Oman
Browne. acquitted yesterday on :
charge OF legislative bribery IN cor.
nection with the election " United
States Senator LOrlmrr today "a
fused 10 confirm or deny reuo,,
that he Will sue Col Roosevelt h,
libel because Of HOOFcyelrs gta,A.
menin concerning the legislative
hearings and trials resu.fiug from
the Chicago THbunea expose Of ~
alleged bribery in rho leg. siature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Alleging that Or. F. H. Brad.
ley Of Kent caused partial paralysis
of the forearm OF his fivc-year old
son By inefficient treatment.
Charley r. Otey, through Attorneys
Blaine. Tucker and Hylaud. com.
menced an action against him for
ff5 900 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Substance" will be- the sublect o,
the sermon At tho Second church
of Christ. Scientist Sunday.
The Ballard Presbyterian church
will hold Sc regular meeting Sun.
day. Bible Truth About The Devlr'
viii be the subject Of the evening
sermon. The monthly meeting Of
the board Of trustees viii be held
Monday evening
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lFN9NNNN - T.
DON'T RE LONESOME

DON'T BE LONESOME.
Interstate introducing Society. Ter re-
spectacle people. Only reliable mar
fiaEo agency Many wealthy mem
mandcd. Personal iniroduciiona
Hours a. M TO D. m.. SUNDAYS
included. September paper Zoe. Box
ISL, Seattle, office t.-42 Nendome
hotel faif First az
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-06

W. S. Browning, of Mandan, N. D.,
was here during the past week.
M. A. Zeller, of Summit, was in
Portland and The Dalles Saturday and
Sunday.
Wavne Osborne, of Cascade Locks,
is in The Dalles hospital with appen-
dicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Butler left
last week for a three weeks trip to
California.
Albert Tozier, of Portland, was here
Sunday iu connection with his property
near Winans.
E. C. Smith left Saturday for a few
days business trip into the state OF
Warrington.
w. G. Snow was in Portland Sunday
to see his partner, W. l.. Upson, who
is i'll in that city.
Myron Bruner and wife left Monday
for Rockford, I'LL, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Wentz,
of Portland, formerly of Hood River,
spent Sunday here.
George R. Wilbur will speak Sunday
afternoon at the o'clock service at
the Unitarian church.
H, Coburn Allen and Fred McCrea
left Friday for few weeks business
trip to Indianapolis.
A. Crandall, of Spokane, was here
last week investigating orchard in
vestments in the valley.
Christian Science services are held in
Reading Room No. 6 Davidson Building,
Sunday II a. m. and Wednesday s p. m
j. F. Keeline came here few days
ago from Council Bluffs, la. He is
interested in the MacRae tract on the
west side.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-06
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

If you want shoes that don't go
wrong 60 to Johnsen's.
Oleomargarine at Holman's on the
Heights. Two pound roll for Csc.
Betsy Ross. Make her acquaintance.
You will like it. G. A. Plath, agent.
Oleomargarine at Holman's on the
Heights. Two pound roll for 65 cents.
j. w. Strong, of Portland, was here
during the past week.
Betsy Rors, sc domestic cigar, equal
to average l0c cigar. G. A. Plath, agent.
If your shoes have gone wrong take
them to johnson.
Wetherspoon, inch "Fine Domes-
tic Cigar" Regular 2-25c, for 25c. G.
A. Plath, agent.
Lawrence Gerdes is taking the phar-
macy course at Oregon Agricultural
College at Corvallis.
Paul Jones mild Havana Cigars. Once
smoked always smoked, G. A. Plath,
agent.
Good furnished and unfinished rooms
at the Ramona Hotel, corner Oak and
Fourth streets. If
Fire, automobile and accident insur-
ance. G. Y. Edwards & Co., Agents.
Phone 22S.
Write the Union Meat Co., Portland,
Oregon, for information about their ami
NAL fertilizers, or see d. Mcdonald,
their agent at Hood River, Ore.
] have client that wants to borrow
$1,000 and will pay 8 per cent interest
and secure note with first mortgage on
160 acres of land in this county, worth
$4,000 SAMUEL w. STARK o13
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-06
Shoes made or repaired at Johnsen's

Shoes made or repaired at Johnsens.
Sherman Buck was in Portland Sun
day.
j. Minchen was in Portland Sun
day.
j. l.. Herschner was in Portland
Sunday.
DR.. E. D. Kanaga went to Portland
Saturday.
Vernon Lii is now night clerk at
the Mt. Hood hotel.
Oleomargarine at Holman's on the
Heights. Two pound roll for 65 cents.
Paul Jones has stood the test of time
Established 1913. G. A. Plath, agent.
]. R. Putman has gone east on a
short business trip.
A. P. Tiff, of Portland, was here
during the past week.
George Sharpe was up from Port
land to spend Sunday.
Edgar Stevens, of Portland, was
here visiting friends Saturday.
A. I. Laurie, of Kelso, WASH, is
here visiting G. A. McCurdy.
Wetherspoon. Lay down "two bits"
and "get three You will buy again.
G. A. Plath, agent.
/ Mr.. Fruit Grower, Lumberman or
Drayman: do You know that MITCHELL.
WAGONS have held their own against all
competition for more than rs years?
Well, that is the case and it is reason
able to assume that there is a reason
and there is--in fact several of them
When you want Wagon, Buggy or
Hack see us--we can sell you good
buggy made by the Parry Carriage Co.,
the largest manufacturers in the world,
for $57. so Compare it with others be-
fore buying. BLOWERS BROS.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-06

The Musical Club will meet with
Mrs. Jayne this afternoon. A full
attendance is desired, as business of
Importance will come before the club.
H'Complete returns from the primary
election show that the Democrat nom
inees for joint-representatives for
Hood River and Wasco counties are
Judge A. j. Derby, of this city, and
j. T. Harper, of Tygh Valley.
The Ladies Aid Society of Oak
Grove, will be entertained by Mrs.
Wickham and Mrs. Andrews, Thurs
day afternoon at a dime social, at
the home sof Mrs. Andrews. All the
ladies are cordially invited.
Charles A. Bell and wife returned
Friday from two weeks trip to Port
land, Corvallis and other willamette
valley points. Mrs Bells home was
formerly in Corvallis and some of the
places she visited she had not seen for
256 years.
DIR. F. j. Worcester, recently of
Botson, Mass, now fruitgrower of
Hood River, was in Portland yester-
day DR.. Worcester arrived in Oregon
last April and declares he is sorry he
did not come to the state many years
earlier. - Oregonan,
A. W. Laffertv, who was successful
in getting the Republican nomination
for Congress from this district, wishes
The Glacier to express his gratitude to
the voters who supported him and to
say that he will always be at the SER
vice of his constituents, if elected.
]. H. Fredericy, agent of the 0. X.
& NJ, left last week for his annual
vacation expecting to spend couple
of months or more in Pennsylvania,
New York, Kansas, and other eastern
states. During his absence, F. S.
Smith is the company's agent, and
looking after its affairs here.
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Derby and
Mrs. Burnette Erwin Duncan have
issued invitations for whist party in
the Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
afternoon. In the evening the ladies
with their husbands will entertain
with dancing party at the same
place.
Miss Belle Steele. daughter of J. r.
Steele, of the Middle Valley, has gone
to Forest Grove where she is a student
in Forest Grove University. Miss
Steele goes there on a scholarship on
account of making the best record of
any eighth grade graduate in Hood
River country.
0. B. Nye, a lumber dealer, Of
Santa Cruz, Cal. arrived here Fri
day to spend a week for ten days look
ing over the valley. Mr.. Nye was here
10, a short ttDnp luut and