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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-16
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Two nice large rooms up
Apply 1902 East Gadsden. 12nov2W~
UNFINISHED a nd furnished rooms,
southern exposure. Housekeeping privil-
eyes, 102 North Alcaniz ST., Corner Al
caniz and Chase. 16nov1m%
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-16

FOR SALE west half of the
northeast ier OF section twenty
four (24), irsship Two (2). north of
Range Thirt (So, West. Esca mbia
County. FIofontainfng seventy-nfne
(79l acres I-1e0 of an acre. This
land lies nehtette. Florida, and dis q
valuable trAddress p. O. Box 1903
Pensacola. mch2xtf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-16

FOR SAIFh cow. Heifer with first
calf. A. eton. Brent Station. east
OF Railroad 11nov1ws
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Keiicrcn oe KanaIcn.

SfeIae ct SabeIgrom fra Berlin
bar aeiiereu oen 26oe oS. uSnppnt
aapteiu / 6laaoeu Bon Sent5e til
tpit Mfiuiiter til Merico / oct angipe.
Zig ipecieae Giemeo al boIbe CT ifarpt
llbgif nle0 BonamafnroIcn % boloe
Seiieren aiour meb arbeibets 6rem.
ifri0t.
llouGneIien bar al ben nppute
@rumo poft ooitilia Spiigt | oiplo.
matiite Greoei label | Berlin iom |
8aibington.
Ger fan life bore nogen Snil an
gaaenbe S%eulieten meo Son Sent3es
llonppneIie, beoer Oct / &abelsram.
met, for Oct er isrite Sang, Ell Sid
officer er bIepet uonppnt til en- lao
pistig oiplomotiit @oit.
8aptein Bon SentSe bar aSmiral
Bon Gieoerihs 6lasIsitnmt pao
WoniIc pan / 1898 oa Iebeoe De fiIS.
ne llnoerbanoIinser meo abmiraI
Sepep peb Den biitoriife anleoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
ct Natiunalipnb al Nrimerfcr.

sra Berlin meobeIes Den 29oe De
cemiber: aretos MISUNDERSTANDING
bar isaar peotaset at oprettc ct SonS
til rationale 6ormaals 5remme. I'll
;sonSct benpiies Snotasterne peS
SaIe al gems GIore 5rimerfer, boor'
peo pentes at inofonnme en- WliLion
GraGmer. Srembeles 9rocenter al
aae llosifter til o~fiemtIise gpsnin'
ger. Soriamlinaen potereoe en- baIr
Dill, al bet iorpenteoe @arsoperifuS
Of StatSinet9sterne til Sonoet. Do
ioa Gmbeosmeno 90 pelitaaenoe
gorsere bar itray ifiGnfet betpoelise
Summer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Grit Sooe".

8 SoQcns 0umer al "9eo Grnen"
paabeaun6e5 en- Irngere 5ortplItna
mco bcnne SitcI, % iom hi benIeocr
ole pore 2piereS % 2~picrinSerS Sp'
merfiombe0 paa. Zen banoler -
life ON Den uorifc @ifing beS bette
gtapn men ON Ben ameritonlte
SoaIfanqcr Crit Re0e" og benS ge.
irtrinaS e~Dentprlige SpIepeIier boa.
&c paa 9anO % Sid. vi IGrer her at
fienbe Ell Rpffe intcreSiante Mtenne.
fer: SORT aaptein Cunning iiel,
iau bans 70 itramnle, ltrunfe % per-
tentIi0e men biertcuSgoOe Seitrc,
oernpIt bans qronborfcoe og trauitc
ca lice ioa biertenSqoOe ManN'fab %
enoeIiq, men life minOit, &upteinen&
lnae Satter IIice og benoes Hto'
hersmon6 @Ipm Groctor; man isl.
ger Dem meO Sppn6ing uu0er oereS
m~anqcboouOe merfcIige 0pIepcIicr,
ca tiIiioit bIir man gIn6 / bem ale
iamnten.
To~rtpQingen ifpIbes ben befienote
ffotife 6oriatter Robert 0sihaeI 9aI.
Iantpnc, Der BANDIT Tia en- o%peroroent'
Iig 8opuIaritct oeb line mango ootre
"a ippnoenoe 5ortpIingcr Tor ling.
6ommeu. San 0eoe | 1894.
Crit Re0c" har - %ioupiot oibcS
- life ti0ligcre opret ooCrlat til
Rorif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

"S6c american Scandinavian so.
eietg" bar oftere ppret nGout / bore
SpaIter. Get er, iom betienot, en-
Screening, iom bar int fig Tom gtaol
at pirfe for ct inberIigere Suburban.
fucm meQem Sc 5oreueoe Stoter %
sc Fonoinaoiife 2anoe, ioct man meo
rcttc goar no fra, at oieniiOig Goo'
rirfning mencm 2onbcne pao bette
Gmruaoe bill oiie iig at bore at onrig
@aOn og 9etporing boohe ior oct
omeriforFe % &c nOrOiite SOlf. De
ottraocOc &ciuItater ig9e8 iiGr op-
rooct poo 0en 0}oa0e, at mon Qien-
rcm ljoocrIirg al ofaoGmiife SUs
rerc ng StuOcnter i6gcr at Irre bpcrs
ou0rcS altItltr at fienoe, meO set Gn.
bcroaI citerboon0en at ti~Igobcgiorc
fig, houo man ioaIeocS bIir hcIagti8
/. Gub0cr ciI Ificmc. at bette cr en-
mcact pri5Onroig Cp8o0e, Ger or
foo, iom life pco Ell clcr anOcu &ci.
Iiabc6 bor ioIt iig BARN oOcr al Der
llforItonO, iom rooocr her / 2onOct
rco Ncninn til uiOrc 2uuoc o. andre
Eot, % omucnot fan mon uHitcn
Iigciaa oite BIZ iorurQct opcr ben
@ougeI paa aicnOfob til o. 6or.
f~tcocIic al omeritonif Stor % StcI
pg &ulhrforhoI0, iom fommer til
orOe paa sen ouncu SiSe al Sooet.
Grb0cr @congeIic / Hctniug al al
foa rettet paa Bette bc~tIagcIigc Q}iS.
forboIo maa man bile @eltommer
pg aIpOe fig o0er, og SET aior oaioo
ale, iom life or nI6cIc5 forbliu6et al
dauoiuiiiif 6oroom og Opcrtro.
"S6e 4merican- e ouOiuooiou 90.
cietp~ bar uetop uoienot ct tibet Sci
ta, iu6eboIoenoe en- fort ReOegiereIi,
for, booo set er, 6~oreningen oil, %
Epoo Ser iii Cato er uorettet for a
naa oct Q}nnI, Ben bar iat iig. 9ermI
ereie, oelifrebne lloreOuiu9 al Oeni
SpguOe og arbeioe er itreoet al 6or
fatterinoen Y}iis Sanna Sorieu, 0,
Sen bsr iprebes / oioeit mulige areo
is for ben giuer bna faa 9laoe G
Hart Snoblif / belle oeune pigtige 9e
bageIie, iom ineen glan6 eaer aOir
be al norbiit Serfomit, inaIiot ior
be mere opIpiie ameritnuere, buro
bore ubefienSt meS.
9et file &eite opIpier os ON, q
~Sbe american-S cnnaiRapian Sr
eiet9~ bIeO itiitet ! 1908 meo ID
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Sturc Snuncprpicfter.

Sfprc SupHcprDICIiel. Suulleul'
toriteterne / 2onbnn omgaaeS meo
itoriloare YIaner til llopioelie og
6~orbeorinqer al Soone % grp5ger
/ SbemIens rebre Sob % Whtnoing,
mcobeleS berfra ben 27oe Sannar,
Hoar SiSIe arbeioer ergan9 bltr
fuI6fcrt, mercr man, at Sonoon for'
uben i Taprct osiaa / @apnet pil
BIZ @eroerS itsrite Saonebp. en So
mite al 6agmrno bar / opcr ct aars
Sib Itubcret Iroblemet, % De bar M
oiientligQiort en- Snoberetning meo
talriae SorIlag tiaigenteo geregnin.
aer % Sperilag. SoriIagene omfat'
fer blanSt onoet Spnuoring al Sloo-
blrrben ira SiIburp I'll Sonoon, Mr'
Iro al ire npc itore Ooffer | Silburp,
gnlrg al en- itprartet 8aSiagerbrp9'
oe / 2onbon % llboioelie al mango
andre 9rngger % anlGg al gare-
'ncr, ioaleoeS at ole 9rpgger og
aoicr % Golfer ipttes | Ietpirt 6or-
binoelie meb ane Sernbaner ! Son'
bon. 0e me anlea ifal bore iaa
,tcre, of De fan mobtase life alene DC
itcrite Sfibe, iom M til Gags ilpoer
paa Sapene, men ogiaa De iterlte
Sfibe, iom bill bIi bpgget / en- ooer'
if,Ielia Sremtio, Wsen ole oisie itpre
s(rrIra nil oct toge omfring tpoe
gar at iaa irrSise, % oeres iamle'
Be aoitenoe err bereenet til 20 Wfil-
lioner Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

Get gutal gar, ct npfsbt Barn
sienneminitIis bar llbiist til at lepe,
er NH sobt "a, meoens bet peo Who'
ten af forrige Aarbunoreoe Dor co.
Al gar. @iooeaepctiben er iaaleSes
/ 9sbet al De iibite baIutbumoreoe aar
iorsget uRo 10 Anr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

n-r1rr q, srocHp cas- NArTrt JUsr Ism 1908 At rE ros1
oT1cr AZ Dro0EIu. Iowa rHDEh rE Au OF cosarrss OF
EArr 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

llonunSringcu fra Spanien noIber
ior Sioen 4utoriteterne alporlig ge-
fpmring, telesraiereS ira Naorio.
Oct nntogeS nemlig, at npiten 200,-
900 narIig forIaber Spnnien FOR at
lao iig neo / Horb. og Spoamerifu.
Mtpnoigbeoerne omgaaeS berfor MI
meo Elaner ON at isge at i9tte
igong tore gnlPg / oct Giemeo at
ifoife oe Mrbeioslsie lennenoe 9e.
ifiGitiaeIie, iaa DC life bebsper at no.
panore for at isge arbeioe. Sroief.
terre omiutter blanot auoet Srriga-
ton og 8oloniiation al itore Str9f-
Ringer al Iragonien og aatalonieL
iom bibtil bar ligget zoe, forbi San'
set bar oGret for tort, ligeiaa anlrg
al benimoo 10000 Mfil meo 2anoe-
peie, rpe Sernbdner 0. !. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

Stttr Runimrr al StS gIrntn tnSebOlotr:
Grit Rpbe.- SpgepIcler Ieu.- @oGs SGble.
2ipsQlroe. - @daoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Sra uolanoet.

aeiicr WiIbcIm fpIote / 5reoa8s
80 Mar, og en- itor W9rJoe SrOener
blep uobelt | Dneens artieoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

Sir Charles Silfe, Tom engang
berte til ct al Be lpicnoe Hapne ! en-
gelif 8oIitif, osoe / forrige llJe /
2onbon / en- IIoer al 67 aar. San
Dor al ale betragtet iom en- al De
melt begooeoe % fremraeenbe al
mere engelife StatsmGno, % ban
bar / fin 3io anieet for ieIpifreuen
til @labitones gitermano iom oct Il.
berole EartiS 6srer, oa en- 6amilie-
oifGre pluoielig gioroe oct al meo
bans Sarriere. San bleu nemlig inb.
niflet / en- SfilsmiSieias, % oette
iorfIuorebe en- 2sbebare, Der tegneoe
ioa aIimrenbe!' 9ette bar / 1887,
og iioen bar ban liaeiom pGret belt
hoe al 9anien, tiltrobs for at ban |
oe iiOite Is gar bar opret Yurla-
mentSmeblem ira 0louceIter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
10 WliGioners VruttoinStrot bor

49,
Samburger.2inien baot | 1910, ifel.
&c ben aarlige geretnina, JON blep
ofientIiggiort | Sreoags / Sambur5.
0ireftionet iorciloar, at Der til Of
tieeierne nbbeIeS Ell 9ipioenbe Of s
Yrocent. Salt $5,750,000 er aiifre-
bet paa @iGlo eler ooerfsrt iom Te-
ierpefapital. S 1909 bar Sclifabets
9rltttoinbtegt otte Wiaioner Dol.
lars meo 6 Rrocents 9ipioenbe og /
1908 mirbre emo fire Mi1ioner, oa
ingen 9ioioenbe uboeltes. Sette
mrgtige 9mpIfibsielifab bar altiaa
/ 1910 bapt ct Gronaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
@amlc Ieitcrperfer brGnot. On

8amlc Neitcrperfer brGnbt. On
peIfierot annitIamIer / antnerpen
peb Rapn Wenfe par | Sreoags ube
for ct foitbart llbeIb. San Hap al
@aroare neo en- br9nbenoe Sprftif /
lit Itelier, 90 ben iatte $40 paa og
br9note op flere Walerier al gamle
Wfeitre, beribIanbt RubenS, Ban
9pfe % Seniers. De sbelagte Wale-
rier bar p9roiat til $4,000.
6 Ecriuner | en- Ieroplan. On M
Reforo paa Slpoefltnitens Smraaoe
blep / forrige llge iat / Sranfrig,
ioet 2iiirIfipperen &oger CONNER
fIsi ira 0au5p til Roniiup og tilbage
meo fem Pasiagerer foruben fla ielo.
Gen Waifine, ban brugte, bar en-
6armans 9ob9ffer. 30 al 8asia-
aererne maatte iiooe operifr9ps paa
en- GIanfe. 9ette er fsritc Sang. en-
aeropInn bar fsrt iaa mango iom Ter
Gerioner. 9e Ter 8erioner t~illigenieb
Observation-Disclosures peieoe ON.
firing 1000 Gunb.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature GiveSIimelyWarningS that No Hood
River Citizen Can Afford To Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL NO. l comes
from the kidney secretions. They will
warn you when the kidneys are sick.
Well kidneys excrete clear, amber
fluid. Sick kidneys send out thin,
pale and foamy, or a thick, red. i'll
smelling urine, full of sediment and
irregular of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes
from the back. Back pains. dull and
heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of
sick kidneys and warn you of the
approach of dropsy. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sick kidneys and cure them
permanently Here's Hood River
proof:
c. RanleN 7lS State Street, Hood
River, Oregon, says: 81 was troubled
by steady pain across my loins and
my back ached a great deal. The Sc
cretions from my kidneys were un-
natural and their irreguarity in pass
age caused me much annoyance. Since
learning. of Doan's Kidney Pills,
have taken them whenever | have had
any trouble of this kind and they have
always relieved me. Other members
of my family have used this remedy
with the best Of results.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nsme-Doane sand
take no other.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19
Prominent Iowa Citizens Visit the Valley.

A party of four prominent citizens
from Burlington, Iowa, were here last
Thursday looking over the orchard
lnads of the Valley. The personnel of
the party was as follows: F. N.
Smith, formerly state senator of Iowa !;
S. d. Thomas, formerly professor at
Ames College but now superintendent
of the city schools of Burlington; c..
H. Kruger, banker and L. W. Brani-
gar, attorney and real estate man.
These gentlemen, acting as represent
atives of a large number of citizens of
the vicinity of Burlington are looking
for a tract of thousand acres. The
whole of the day was spent in investi-
eating conditions here. After seeing
most of the different sections the
party visited the ranch of A. |. Mason.
B. f. Duncan who accompanied the
party was thoroughly questioned as to
the processes of orcharding here.
Tho party was favorably impressed
with the Valley and expressed an in
tention of procuring their desired tract
of land in this vicinity. Senator
Smith, said, after seeing Hood River,
that he did not wonder that Iowa had
decreased in population.
L. w. Matthews, of Churchill &
Matthews company, of Portland, who
do an extensive development business,
accompanied the party. This was Mr.
Matthews first visit to the Hood River
Valley. He expressed his regret that
he had not entered this section of the
country earlier, and announced that he
would consider the proposition of de-
veloping a large tract here this sum
| mpr
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19
Notice OF Bond Sale.

Pursuantito the order of the Common Coun-
Gil and provisions of Ordinance No. 1853 of the
City of Hood River, notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received bV the
undersigned City Recorder at his office in the
City of Hood River, Oregon, for the purchase
of one improvement bond for s20S32, dated
the I'd day Of August, 1870 due ten years after
date, or at any semi-annual interest paying
period after one year from date issued ior the
building of Division of District of the Sew
er System of the City of Hood River, will be
received up to u O'Clock noon Monday, the
Both day of January, 1911. Said bond will
draw interest at the rate of per cent per an
mum, interest payable semi.annually at the
office of the treasurer of the City of Hood
River Oregon, and will be sold to the highest
responsible bidder for cash, but no bids will
be considered for less than par and accrued
interest the Council reserving the right to
reject any and all bids.
All bids submitted for the purchase of said
bond will be opened and considered at the
next regular meeting of the Common Council
of said City. to wit. at its meeting Monday,
January 30, 1911 at O'Clock p m.
This notice Is publshed.in the Hood River
Glacier for three issues thereof, date Of the
first publication being January IL, 1911.
IL. B. LANGILLE,
Jl2j26 City Recorder.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19
Mail Order Lumber.

Once upon time some of the good
and pious people concluded that they
needed nice frame church, as they
had the price, plans and specifications,
and the sign was right in the moon.
Just about the time they were figur-
ing on buying the materials, they re-
ceived a bunch of literature from
wreckage firm in an eastern city. Con-
Germs of this kind are always alert for
business, and in some mysterious way
they seemed to have prompt informant
on concerning building operations in
every town. They swarm like blow
flies around the bung hole of mol
lasses barrel.
The eastern firm sent the pious peo--
pie raft of literature printed in red
and green ink, and asked them If they
were willing to be robbed by local lum-
ber dealers who all belonged to the trust
and had an ironclad agreement as to
prices. The wreckage people. who are
wary and adroit, fully understand the
feeling against the trusts in the "roor-
all deestricks, and play upon it skill
fully. By the time the pious people
had read about fifty pounds of circulars
and pamphlets from the Wreckage COM
pany they were convinced that they
cond save great deal Of money by or
dering the material from the east, and,
of course, they wanted to save money,
so that they could do the right thing by
the heathens.
They had selected the material they
needed from the eastern firms price
list and were about to order, when a
local lumber dealer, who suspected
their designs, called upon them and
insisted that they should learn his
prices. They visited his family lumber
yard and were astonished when they
found that his bill for the necessary
material was lower than that of the
wreckage company's estimate. Now
this particular lumber dealer quoted
his prices and offered no inducements
that were not made to the regular
farm trade.
He got the order and the church peo-
pie learned something worth while.
| Perhaps the lumber dealer learned
something, too. He may have gained
an inkling of the fact that In order to
hold his own against mail order houses
he should advertise and let the people
know what he is prepared to furnish.
The mail order houses do all their
business by the lavish use of printer S
ink, while the local dealers expect the
people to know by intuition that they
will meet mail order prices. The
result is that a majority of the people
have the firm conviction that mail or
der prices are cheaper than home
| nriceS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19
Notice of Bond Sale.

Pursuant to the order of the Common Coun-
Gil and provisions of Ordinance No. 26i of the
City of Hood River notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned City Recorder at his office in the
City of HC cd River, Oregon, for the purchase
of thirty-one Improvement bonds aggregate z
the sum of 81, ,78707, dated the lst day OF Oc-
tober, 1910, due ten years after date, or at any
semi-annual interest paying period after one
year from date, upon giving due notice as re.
quired by law, Issued for the improvement of
State Street In the City of Hood River Will
be received up to u O'Clock noon, Monday,
the 30th day Of January, 1911. Said bonds will
draw interest at the rate of per cent per an
mum, interest payable semannually at the
Office of the treasurer of the Cily of Hood
River, and will be sold to the highest response.
BILE bidder therefor for cash, and no bids will
be considered for less than par and accrued
interest, the Council reserving the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
All bids submitted for the purchase OF said
bonds will be opened and considered at the
next regular meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil OF said City, to.wit: at its meeting Mon
day, January 30, at 8 O'Clock p. m.
This notice Is published in the, Hood River
Glacier for three issues thereof, date OF the
first publication being January H. 1911.
jl2j26 H. B. LANGlLL f., City Recorder.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19
What is a "Bald-FaCe" Lie?

Two young ladies who looked so
sweet and handsome me-that is, we guess
they were handsome, because we could
see the tips of their chins from
beneath the bushel basket hats which
they wore upside down on their heads
made the Glacier pleasant call last
Thursday and pointing to small squib'
in the paper said, "that is bald-face
lie" If the two handsome young
ladies will call at our sanctum most
any afternoon and talk the matter over
in business-like way with the old
wrinkle-eye with whom they were talk
ing last week, perhaps he will under
stand just what they mean. As the
matter now stands, the machine man
and the sporting editor of the pink
section department have been called
upon the carpet and both have failed
to enlighten us as to the meaning of
"bald-face" lie.
From what the old wrinkle EYE
could gather from the handsome visit
ors' remarks, "bald-face" lie is more
naughty in every way than an ordinary
| lie with a star in its forehead, or be-
| tween its eye, or narrow strip in its
face, although according to the plans
and specifications of that august body
itself are silent concerning the "bald-
face" lie question.
Praised be all liars" said Byron,
in fine burst of enthusiasm. David,
the palmist, exclaimed in his haste
that all men were liars, and the Eng
lish poet of renown insists that the
whole world is bunch of lies, and
oodles of other writer's and singers
have discoursed lies and liars in gen
eral way, but very few of them have
attempted to classify or arrange them
in alphabetic order. Our handsome
visitors scornful reference to the
"bald-face" variety of lies leaves the
old wrinkle-eye on a limb and is
curious to know whether they have any
special brand, or any reliable infor
nation touching upon the shade of de
grees of talsehood.
He would also like to know whether
"bald-face" lie is more obnoxious
that a plain roam lie with a darE
streak down its back, or a sorrel liz
with white stockings, or a dappled
bay with its name reached. Statistics
bearing on this subject would be eager
ly received by the readers of the Gla
cier and the handsome ladies shoul(
consider it geat pleasure, as we'll a
duty to their country to give such in
formation as they possess.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19
Will Alter Court House.

The board of county commissioners,
who were forced to adjourn in order
that Judge Bradshaw might convene
Circuit Court, resumed their work last
Thursday. The most important action
taken by the body before it adjourned
on Friday night was the decision to
alter the old school building, the tenn
porary quarters of the court officers,
and thus provide for additional accom-
modations.
The sheriff was allowed a sum not to
exceed SIS per month for the purpose
of paying deputy.
&. r. Castnar was appointed fruit
Inspector and Roy D. Smith road
supervisor for district no. 4.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19
HOOD RIVER HIGH
UNANIMOUS DECISION

Resolved, that the United States
should maintain system of bounties
and subsidies for the protection of the
merchant marine" was the subject for
debate between the Hood River High
School team and that of Gresham held
at the Assembly Hall of the CONNER
cial Club Friday evening. The local
team upheld the affirmative side of the
question and received a unanimous
vote of the Judges. They showed how
the shipping Of foreign nations had
made an enormous increase in the last
half century because of governmental
subyentions, while that of the United
States, having no aiG from the govern
ment and being unable to compete
with the subsidized shipping Of the
world. has decreased until it amounts
to practically nothing. 1t was pointed
out that when the United States Fleet
made its circle of the globe in 1908 she
had to bear the humiliation of allowing
her supplies to be carried by foreign
ships.
The speeches Of all the debaters
were well worked to and deserving of
credit. Miss Nickelsen did her strong
est work for Hood River in her rebuff
tai. However, Earle Spaulding made
decidedly the best speech of the even
ing. Not only were his points clear,
but by his reliant eXtemporaneous
manner of delivery he held the audi
ence and judges throughout his ad-
dress. Hood River was represented
by Miss Viola Nickelsen, Lynn Young
and Earle Spaulding: Gresham, by
Miss Lillian Fiebolph, Robert Ryan
and Clarence Roberts, Rev. j. W.
McDougall, presiding elder for the
Portland district of the Methodist
church, j. W. Huff, professor Of math-
ematics of the Washington High
School of Portland, and W. M. Miller
principal of the Mt. Tabor School, also
of Portland, acted as judges.
Director W. r. Rutherford, of Nc
Minnville, will soon make an an
nouncement of the date and of the ar
rangements of the next contest of the
State Debating League and name the
place where it will be held. Thesnext
debate will be a triangular one and
each school will be allowed to enter
two teams. Hood Rivers selection
for the second team is Miss Haze
Cartan, Forrest Moe and Lester
Murphy. The subject to be debated
is, "Resoved that the Chinese Exclu.
sion Act Should Include All Asiatic
PEOPLES. "