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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
PEACE EXPECTED SOON.
Announcement Of 4rE2istise Awaited
Predictions Of an Early Feace-Dia2
10 Resign as President

announcement o. SIE!istiSS y - air
Predictions Of an Early Peace-Dia-
10 Resign as President
El Paso Te1., May l1.-An an
nouncement from Juarsz that tha
arrnist;ce between the waTring factions
IN Mexico has been renswed.is expected
before nightfaii, aud before Friday
morning It is confidently predicted
that an agreement formally bringing
about permanent peace viii Eave been
signed By President Dia= and Francisco
l. Madsro
Judge Carabaial, the Official Diaz
peace envoy. following bis statement to
the United Press yesterday, declared
today that peace agreement had been
accepted IS both sides, ard that all
that remained to do vas 10 attach the
formal signature This statement vas
confrmsi By Madsro.
The federal peace terms are SAID to De:
Tie resignation OF Dia5 within three
months; the appointment OF three in
surgents to the cabinet Immediately,
aud The ratification by Daz OF Ma
dero's appointment Of fourteen state
governors. These are the principal
points Of coDtroversY-the minor points
being easily susceptible Of agreement
The three cabinet portfolios said 70
haze been granted the insurgents and
thsir probable new holders are: Na1
Ministry, Gen Gonzales Salel; Minis
Ter Of Gobernacou; Dr. Nasque1 Come;
Minister Of Justice, Tasquez Tasle.
The members Of Madero' 5 provisional
cabinet approved the peacs terms
unanimously
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
1iitciisii's Criticism.

St. Louis, Mo-, May 17.-Criticising
the appointment Of anti-labor lawyers
by Justice Wright as commission to
determine whether Samuel Gompers,
Frank Morrison and biE1self were
guilty Of contempt, John; Mitchell IS
here today, the guest OF the Social
Service Conference
If Justice Wright wants to iustituts
suit OH his owl initiative, Mitchell
said. lie should not have appointed
lawyers Who are Identified with the
tight Oh labor. He should have named
a com omission Of impartial nleu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
LECTURE LAST NIGHT.

A. A. Tugmao. one CT the survivors
OF tie expedition that founded Ire Frea
State OF the Congo, delivered al IN
terestiug and Instructive lecture last
night at the Young Peoples Building
on Henry M. Stanisy. The lecturer
vas introduced by Re-. Edgar Car
peutsr. Owing 70 the warm weather
the attendance was not large. Ib-
lecture vas for the students Of the Ii,
ternationai Correspondence School and
their friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
z I Erox Aiictioreor.

T0MEIISSIUEEF s SALE.-in oDei-
" ierce 70 i decree entered IL tre
CORPORATION Court ot Tie City Of Alexai;-
i.ia Va IL tEe chaEccTy suit styled
Ec.s j Andrews ct ais. IS. the Amer
lean Locomotive Appliance Company. /
sill offer fo.' sale at public auction at 2:30
., -. Saturday AlAy y, 1911, il front Of
the Market House. Royal street Ell
t.aEceJ Alexandria Virginia all the assets
CT said defendant. consisting Of Letters
Patent Of the United States for draft
regulating attachments fo- steacI-boiln1
furna.cs: bearing tEe following numbers
ara dates.
No. So .:G. Sep,e::. ber g. 1891.
No. GSi-5:Is. August -. l>13.
N" G6i .pjj. November 9. 1900.
No. GTc. $50. June y, 1891.
No. I5j.JJS. December 8, 1854.
which assets are subject 10 q royait%
charge Of three dollars and fifty cents, IN
favor Of John Milton, for each machine
rpaCu:act-red.
Terms Of salc:-One third cash on day
Of sale one third IL 80 days and residue
iu 50 days from nay 0. sale, DoCds fo- the
deferred inStaiImeEts bearing Interest
i.C:.. the ;;a- cf sale. and tItie 20 be &c
lai.oI ,.i.tii iii tEc purchase none IS
pain or if the purchaser desires ne nay
pa~ ail c2sn cl. ia cf sale.
JNO s. NELSON. Cc1l1I7is5.oEs sr OF Sale.
Newell s GreeHawav, Clerk Of TIE
Corporation Court. do certify that tie
j. md required IL the aro-e cause mas
rarn dii!y executed with sufficient
saretg-.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
IeSIe; uay10ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
GUESTS IN A PANIC.
3omb Explosion Causes 1astY Exit cf
Fartiy-ciad inmates OF Several nc
teis-F oTtuna,eiy No one Hurt.

New York, May 1.-The explosion
Of another bomb in the var among tha
ns and outs IN the gambling fraternity
threw the guests Of the fashionable
hotels Rector, Gerard, Ro7al ana
otEers II the vicinity oi 42nd street and
Broadway :nio al incipient panic early
today. In bathrobes, kialonas, pa!a-
mas, and iu several instances rather
less, The guess poured into the corr,
dors of the hotels, thinking the explo
sion. which vas terrific. vas either 8"
earthquake or somsthing equally teI-
rifying.
The bomb Tas exploded in the hall
way OF l52 vest 44th street, she'e HY-
ME, some times known as Beansi
Rosenthai, maintains a parior oi
chance " Tie front a the building
vas badly damaged, BIT Rosenthal
insisted TO tlls police who investigated
that he conducted lodging house
and declar ID he knew nothing about
gambling. No one was hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
FUTURE PLANS OF STANDARD
Attorneys for big Combine Preparing 70
Meet Recent Dscisicn OF the supreme
Court-lompany 10 ubeJ Mandate.

Meet Recent DECISION On tHS SapiSut
Court-Company 10 ubey Mandate.
New York, May LITTLE attorneys
and big chiefs Of the Standard Oil Com
oanv got down to work today on plans
to meet the decision of the Supreme
Court and dissolve. A tentative scheme
had been drafted IL anticipation CT the
mandate Of the lover court being up
held, hut the leeWay given the com.
pany tx the court Of FIVE additional
months in which 10 arrange its business
and modification OF the antitrust law
to permit reasonable" competition,
has obviated all necessity for haste.
1t is not likely that the final decision
Of the company will be made public for
some time to come.
Meanwhile persons vitality interest
ing sre speculating, and il Is generally
accepted that new companies, Whoss
territory will be definitely defined, Will
be organized.
After a careful inspection Of the
decision Of the Supreme Court, Moritz
Rosenthai, who was chief counsel Tor
the S tandard when the case vas on
trial before the lower courts, said to-
dag that the Standard could zeoTganize
By being divided into the following
sections; Producing manufacturing
transportation and selling companies
The decree Of dissolution, he said,
seems TO admit the right 10 subsidiary
companies to combine in 4 single or.
ganigation Of each sub division who's
operations are similar, such as al
producers, ali manufacturers, etc.
Ii would therefore seem to ne that the
company could be broken Up into foui
parts. each 10 be operated within the
statute. and thus meet the letter and
spirit OF the decision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
BASEBALL

The Alexandria Ball CIiib Juniors,
yesterday, defeated the United States
Capitol Pages. on north Alfred street
diamonds, b. the score Of 10 70 z
Time OF game i hour and f. minutes.
Any team arranging from Is to 10
would like II arrange games With ns
please notify Nelson Protor, 302 north
Columbus street. Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
Murderer Executed.

Madrid, May l7-De<p;te an appeal
ior clemenc- from the father OF tie
man whom he murdered: Francisco
Corda, soldier, vas executed today 1T
Valencia. Appeals fo- a coU1D.uta1ion
or Co,da' $ sentence from socialists. re-
puLlica2s and anarchists failed to more
The authorities. Covd2 shot and killed
his s,,perio- ofica-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
FRfiPUS as,

DROPQSALS will be rece;-ed Al the
City Engineers office ".tii i
O'clock noon Ma. 81. laii. ior the p;:z-
erase oi ! 500 gallon Ta:.k street spriCk-
icr. -~;tr iea-v Under construction acd
hcavE vide tire wheels. Proposals for
bo;rl ~ooder ard metal tanks are re.
CURED Fuii description and iiiustrt-
lions ,>,ust accompany the proposals.
The ri@n1 is reserved 70 reject any or
IL. proposals. ard 70 accept auv proposo.
thar may seem TO be :or the ces' interest
ctthe City Council.
Z. CAOE-ATLS.
Chairman Corll~.if:ee on Srlssrs.
Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
Reunion oT Alumni.

Rome, Ma i7.-Fi"e Bishops OF
tie Roman Catholic Church and more
than 100 priests i7om different cities
thoughout the count-y. ar.i:ei here
,oda: for The 9th annual reunion Of
the Alumni Association Of the Aneri-
can College in Rome.
The association is couposed of priests
who studied and received sacred orders
in tie american College.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17

Some "don't is for women who have
their washing "done out. >
Don't blame your washwon1an It your
clothes come home yellow OF st7cakcd and
bearing nasty odoT.
The responsibility is yours
She may not have heard OF the
-Naptha way Of washing Iii cool Or
lukewar1n water which makes clothes
whitcr, and clean and sweet.
You have.
She may be boiling the life out OF
them, rubbing till her back nearly breaks
with the ordinary old-fashioncl kind ots soap
because she doesn know any other way.
It is your duty to tell her; to see that
she uses Fcls-Naptha soap
Then your clothes viii come home as
snowy and fresh as you could wish and
they last longer.
And your vashTou1an will thank you
fo7 making her vor k easier.
Just sec that she gets Fcls-Naptha soap
and tcll her to follow. the simple directions
on the red and grscl: Wrapper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
Stolen Gems Recovered.

Madrid. May l7.-Three diamond
rings and scarf pin, stolen from Fred
erick Townsend Martin, new million
aire and social reforneT, in Seville.
were recovered in Lisbon by Madrid po-
lice who will receive 5000 reward. The
government today forwarded the jewels
to Paris. where Martin is nov Stopping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
ReToIutiou of Criticism.

Springfield, Iii, May 1Z--Ihe ILL
nois Senate today passed i resolution
cTiticising Judge Petit, OF Chicago. for
his decision fragiug from contempt
charges Edward TildeD. president Of
the National Packing Compan=-, who
refused to submit lis books to the
Senate LoriTes Investigating COMMIT
tee. The sote Vas 81 70 ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
CRIES Or MURDER.

Cries Of murder, which. i is alleged,
were continued for half an EcvY.
aroused unost paopie who live "a tie
neighbo,bood of the intersection oi
Queen aud Patrick streets. between orc
and two o'clock this morning. Trc
ca;se could be ascertained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
CORP GRAFTON COURT.
[Juige /. G Barley. presiding !

Arthur Curtis vs.. Laura Craig Ctr.
It's: clancerE; fiaal decree for divorce
upon ground of desertion. The de
fendant is awarded the custody of in
fant children, William Curtis aud Elsie
Curtis
hIa1 Rosenfeld -. Wm. H. Peck
suit o:er disputed bill; iury ami ser
DICT for plaintiff ior s2203, part
thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
aria1sr fIiieI.

Los Angeles, May IA idi:on
haTlle, Z5 Years old, an amateur
aviator: was instanti-: killed at Dom
iugue5 AT;iation field today whsn hls
machine turned IL r1;d-ai: and feel -
feet. His sister Anna witnessed his
death and vas tie frs; 10 reach her
brothers. side.
Ioung fiaTtla ~as making an sx-
per;nlcntal fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
iip;,ed soas Of Confederate Veterans.

Little Rock. Ark MAJ 17.-W. c.
Pritchard, OF Norfolk: Va, IS the new
commander in chief OF the United
sons OF Confederate Veterans, meeting
Jointly with the Confederate Veterans
organization here toiat The uew
executive committee Is: Past Com
naauIer il Chief, C. + Owens, Wash
ington, Il c.; ". ". Old. Norfolk
Va; y. + Noieet. Memphis. Tenn
and Thomas Z. Pove, St. Louis, Mo:
Among TIE Sons, Macon, Ga, has
figured for TIE next reunion. but the
selection Of the meeting place IS left 10
tho Confederate "eteran: themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17

nor EENT.-Iwo furnished ROOMS
L for married couple. no children. gas
aci T:ater free. SI2.3O per month. Also
single rooms. III -orth Patrick street.
navIT 3tH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
WILKINS KiDlTEi PILLS

Hare -ou o-erworked -ocr nervous
syste:.1 ana caused ircupie -:itn your
k;daers and bladder; Hare you pains
ia Joins. SIDE. rack aai Bladder Hare
vou fiapby appearance Of tee face ard
Under the eyesT A frequent desire to
rass Urine? If 80. williams Kidney
i>;iis r:;ii cure ycu-Gruggists price zoe,
Williams Mfg Co.. Props. Cle-elana,
O. For sale. whclssaie and retail. by q.
S. Ieaiceater G Sons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17

JITAN-ED. = courtr= B0ARDLRS
Wv me- preferred. ctice roider< Or
clerks. high Eeaitc-, location. good
;."atce. substantial ccCuirr :,oa-d. Few
minutes: -aik from: electric o. steam car.
Terms reasonable. ApPi- or writ 70
Mcz. .. Z. Sissor. c7l2 DUke street,
extended. Alexandria. "a.
rlayIT 2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
High Schcc. pcstro-cd.

Portland. Nc, May I7.-A:ter .
general alarm rad beer sounded tc
project the threatened area, ! ire thar
destroyed tie Portla-d High School
shortly after =7ii1:sh. vas under con-
t-ci al : O'Clock this morning. The
damage ~iil reach 500. coo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17

Tom, Tom, the Piper's son, scoa the washbolier
for drum,
But his Mother laughed-she washed today,
Without any boiling, the Fes-Naptha "ay,
And found it SO easy and quickly done
Tom can have the boiler for his fun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17

The Girls Friendly Society UI Cri:sr
CEa-cE :===;ii give = musical entertain
;1enI. Trida- evening. Nay i9tr, at 5
o ociock Il the Parish Hall,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17
|, 4. Marshall &
Brother.
Az King Street.
REMOVAL NOTICE

AIr. 5. u. DeEa"Snau, Contractor and
Builder. Eas removed b.: oaicc aad
carpenter shop f:or? ll9 SOUTH st. Asaph
street to zoe :.o-tL Rc:-ai street. formerly
tie old Hya-ac.lion engine house. ne
having just purchased this property and
will lit il up a first class carpenter
shop where he will be bette prepared
to do first class work. job work and 4
general contracting business.
myJG Ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-17

nlCiGn
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11

Job Printing at the Glacier Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
HOOD RIVER MAN
DEVELOPS MINE

Hood River men who have sought
fortune in mines are meeting with
success. Last week Lew Suzer was
reported to have been offered graft
flying price for his claims near Drain.
A dispatch from Baker to the Oregon
ian states that by the terms of tran
saction announced in that city one of
the biggest mining deals in recent
years in Oregon has gone on record.
The United States Smelling Company
purchased the Rainbow mine, in the
Mormon Basin district, from the Com
mercial Mining Company, for consid-
Grafton of $75O,OO0 The initial pay
ment was 100000. The closing of
this deal is the greatest boost the
Eastern Oregon Emines have ever re-
ceived. The coming of the United
States company means the greatest
activity in the mining industry the
slate has ever seen.
lhe RAINBOW property was discov-
cred about nine years ago and was de-
veloped from a prospect mainly
through the efforts Of W. f. King, Of
Hood River. The other principal mines
in the Mormon Basin are the Hum
boldt ard Cleveland, but there are also
many properties in the immediate dis
trict that are in greater or less stages
of development. The Transaction means
more than anything else to the mining
industry OF Eastern Oregon.
A. p. Anderson and II. S. Lee, the
engineers of the United States Smelt-
ing 4 Refining Company, left for the
mine yesterday and are now in charge.
They have begun their arrangements
for men and added equipment and
stated that they would begin their
operations on a large scale as soon as
possible.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
BEAUTIFUL ROSES
PICKED MAY |

On May while icicles were hanging
from the caves of homes on the
Atlantic coast, while cold billiards
were roaring down the Mississippi
valley and the snow was drifting two
feet deep in the Dakotas, beautiful
Mareschal Mel and Madame Testout
roses were being picked from the
garden of W. F.:Laraway in this city.
In addition to the plants of his garden
two large rose bushes one each of the
above named varieties, Chamber over
MIR. Laraway's front porch, covering
altogether something like 200 square
feet. Bothsare loaded with buds which
are just bursting and will soon be a
mass of color.
The Laraway graden has one of the
best'collection of roses in the state,
containing more than 100 varieties.
Mr.. Laraway has selected the best of
stock and because of the unexceled
climatic conditions and the excellent
care he gives his plants he produces
some exceedingly handsome flowers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate transfers in Hood River
County, for the week ending May 6,
1911, as reported by the Hood River
Abstract Co:
G. d. Woodworth to W. H. Moody,
lots s, 6, Z, blk 5, Second Addition
West.
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
Julius S. Moreland.
James W. ingalls, to Samuel W.
Richardson, 10 acres west of town.
John W. Anderson to Eleanor Not
tingham Forden, l5 acres west of
town.
. Albert c. Helms to Geo. c. Gladen,
l3 acres In Oak Grove district.
M. NJ. Morrison to Katherine S.
Ainsworth, 6 acres on Avalon Way.
A. Zidell and Harry Schatz to ID. A.
Masters, acres on East Side.
Louise p. Symonds to S. Gilbert
Emilio, lot 54, Riverside Park.
d, j. Treiber to Otis ID. Treiber.
lots IL and IL, Sheplars Subdivision.
Hood River Land Company to Fran
cis'D. Childs. lots l27 and 12S, of the
Company's Subdivision of SEA Sec. so,
7 3 N, r 10.
Fashion Livery & Dray Co. to c. A.
and Ola M. Bell, lots z and 8, blk 2,
Hood River Proper.
JOh PRINTING nj the GIaciar office
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
The Apple Queen

She reigns where ocean zephyrs kiss
her hair
And watt the blossoms fragrance,
gathered there,
To distant shores. A sail swells from
the deep,
A caravan crawls DER a trackless
sweep;
With al. the winds come tradesmen to
her throne.
Her fruit has made her queen. When
yet unknown,
Her beauty charmed a scout who found
her there
Within her temple sitting. Every
About her lowered walls that rose
above
The sounds of life--up where the
eagles love
To hold Kingdoms breadth within an
eye.
On either end pyramid reared high,
Decked with the SHOWS of centuries, -
sigh
Each seemed from Natures soul on
fire,
From by her maker for it's vain
desire.
While at her feet. the broad Columbia
crept.
1t saw her face--and in its bosom kept
The image, till it met the ocean wave !;
Then stored it in the lofty treasure
cave,
Where mermaids come to view the fair
of earth.
With passing years her name has add
ed worth;
Her hand holds out the fruit that
brought her fame.
Men taste of it and question for her
name.
Upon her face the answer may be
seen
She is the child of Hood-The Apple
Queen. Anonymous.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
Loss of Population In Places.

Notable increases.in population are
shown in the revised report of the
census of Oregon. cities and towns Just
completed by the Census Bureau, and
10 increases are also recorded. Out
side of Portland the growth of Salem
is the greatest, the capital city now
housing l4,094 people, compared to
425S, its population when the census
was taken in 1900
Fully as interesting are the slight
increases in population in a decade
shown by many cities. Athena, in
Umatilla County, gained only SO since
1900; Baker, 70; Bay City, Tillamook
County, 78; Beaver Hill, Coos County,
30; Copperfeld, Baker County, 20 !;
Dundee, Yamhill County, 72; Gervais,
Marion, 50; Mount Angel, 8; lone,
Morrow County, IS; Pendleton, Una
tllla County, 81; VERONA, Columbia
County Z; Waterloo, Linn County, "a,
and Iamhill. Yamhill County, II.
Among the cities for which loss of
population is recorded are Adams. An
telop, Arlington, Butteville, Granite,
Harry, Harrisburg, Heppner, John
Day and Long Creek. The population
dwindling of Buttevlle is the worst,
the count in 1900 being 547 and only 40
III years. later. -Oregonian.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
POrtlanderS Buy in Upper Valley.

Messrs. Knapp & Wisdom, realty
brokers with offices on the fifth floor of
the Henry building, have just closed a
deal whereby they acquire fine tract
of land at Hood River, located in the
upper valley. 1t comprises 25 acres
of fine rolling land with a knoll for a
building site. There are 12s acres
planted to commercial apples from two
to four years old in a high state of
cultivation. The tract lies on the main
county road to Cloud Cap Inn and is
about three miles from Parkdale on the
Mt. Hood Railway, being we'll located
for shipping facilities. 1t is under
stood that the orchard will be held as
an investment. The acreage was
secured from c. d. Brunn, who has
retained 40 acres for future country
home. Portland Daily Abstract.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
ChiCagOan Likes Il.

Royal Melendy, of Chicago, secre-
tary of the Conservation Commission,
in the employ of Mr.. Pinchot, and
drawing salary of $5, 600 at one time.
is now doing day labor for the Mt.
Adams Orchard Co., whose l,0O0-acre
tract is Is miles north of White Sal.
mon' Mr.. Melendy's family is also
here. Instead of swinging the pen, he
now swings the ax'or holds the handles
of the grubbing hook, and finds far
more enjoyment than when bound to a
desk in a sky-scraper office in the SCOT
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
MOSier Beats LYLE By Biz Score.

The Mosier baseball team which
played Lyle on the grounds of the
latter city Sunday, was victorious by
the large score Of 10 to |. The mem
bers of the Lyle team became so dis
couarged with the large score being
piled-up that they quit the game in the
last inning,with.M .Mosier at the bat and
no outs. Mosier's lineup was as
follows: Olson. Harvey, Green, Evans,
Erhardt, Marsh, Fry, Evans and
Graham. Battery-for Lyle: murphy
and White.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11

laden air Of Chicago. He is only one
of many who have come to realize that
when the balance is struck at the end
Of the year there is nothing left, so
high is the cost living for those occu-
pying the same station as Mr.. Mel
endy. at is now the country life for
me, and in these beautiful surround
ings and orchards so big with
promise in this specially favored dis
trict, it is more like living" says the
gentleman. White Salmon Enterprise.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
Quarantine Raised.

Orders were issued the first of this
month by James Wilson, secretary of
the United States Department of
Agriculture, raising the quarantine on
sheep from that part of the state of
Oregon lying west of the Cascade
range, stating that the scabies which
formerly infected the animals of the
district had almost become extermi-
natad
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
Bailey Gatzert Will Make Daily Trim.

With the exception of Fridays the
Bailey Gatzert is now maintaining a
daily round'trip schedule between Port
land and The Dalles. The first trip
under the new schedule was made
Mnnday
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
Advertised Letter List.

Engelhardt, Prof. c.; Folck, Dolph !;
Hedger, F. S.; Helms, A. c.. Hough
VIM. McCorkindale White, Clark.
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