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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
+ George 0Sabnis, Sr,
,Sm bobsu Sitter uon So Sabrcn miro
er plOBIidJ pom Sooe abgernfen.

Gin ldngiamss Sinuberi6lummern,
Elm TITLES 8srI0i6en oes Qebensfunz
tens mar bas gnpe oes 5erru 9eorge
WubniB, Sr., Der geitern Morgen toot
i'm Bette aufgefuroen tpurbe. Der alte
Serr bate ii4 am Wtontug Ibsnb dn@
ideineno beim beiten Wohlfein 5ur
Rube begeben uno uIs feline StieftDhz
ter ibn geitern Worgen gum 5riibitiid
rufen polIte. fano fis, baB Der 9reis
fanIt biniibergeihlummert mar IN Elm
beferes Ssnisit. Gr bate ieit pielen
Sabrsn in benz 6uuIe PIT Sln Main
Strabs in Carthage getpphnt uno bort
tpuros er aud Dom Sope ereilt. Wabz
nip mar cine Dpltst6iimiihe sgigur in
9amtlton Gountp sepeien, bon 4Qen
getannt unb aIgemein geahtet uno
s:ebrt. Gr puroe DOR SO .Sabren in
osm bubiIden Gamble gebpren, bate
ods WtuQerhanopert erlernt uno mar
getreu benz 2ieoe v0as WaHoern 1T
oes Wtiuers 2uit" als iunser Wtunn
mad Qmsritu gstommeu. S6tpsr mar
Iein 9epdd ntht gslpeisn unb Ipdter
bat er man6 liebes Wol i'm 5reunbes.
,reiie erS6bIt, bab er feline gan3e 5abe
auf oem 2eibe unb feline puar 9roihen
| i'm Giirtel getragen bate. 9lber Wubz
nib mar elm fleibigsr MiilerburIh. Sn
Der Gegeno bon Rem Baltimore fanb er
Nrbeit uno ou er iporIam mar, bic
Wiulerei gut peritano, ruuro er ihlieBz
lid ielbit geiiBer elmer WabImubIe, Die
| ii6 i'm Gaufe Der ,3eit 81 elmer groBen
9ampfmiillerei austpuhs. Gr braht2
aut perftieoens 5armen bur6 aauf
an fib, ipbab er iih Dor Idngeren Sab
rem fhon in ben Rubeitanb beseben
| tonnts.
4Is Der ssreiibdrIer Mprgan in
Sbio eineefulIen mar uno Cincinnati
bebrobte. oreoniiirte Dabnis aus ben
| 'Sarmern in Der Hahbaridbaft cine
8Irgsripebr, bic ben tiibnsn IibIihen
9teitern 70 trosig bic Stirn bot = in
oem greffen mar elmer sefalleu unb Ell
ner mar ais Gefuneener in ihre Sdnoe
eeratbeu -, oab oieis 70 Ihneu ais
m0elih aus unierm Gountp herausSus
tpmmen fuhten. Wabnis mar oeg
Selo oes Cages, obglsit) sr bas oar
ui6t fein polIte. Der Mann mar ptel
gu befbeioen. 4ls ergebenr 4nbdnger
2incplns ihloB er iih Der repubIitunis
| ihen partei on unb er mar Der srfte
Republitaner. Der in 5an1,ltpu Gpuntp,
oas big gum Sabre 1884 1tramm be-
nipiratiid mar, Elm Wdblamt eroberte.
gr purbe gum Direttor oes Gountns
| 4rmenthauies eetpablt. einen goiten,
ben, er gum Wobl Der Qrmen Diele
Sabre betleioet bat. Gr piente aud)
i'm @eripaltungsrdtb bon 2ongpieip,
bate einen Sermin bel ben gountns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
0eie einem Qlmtpmpbi ilnnfal
Satte Der II 3abre alte GSipin
Grimm iid) bic t0otlid)en Wer.
leeHngen 5ugesogen.

Die lmit1nbe, unter benen Der IL
Sabre alte gbipin Grimm. bon 13.
unb Race Strabe, iid bic 8erlebungsn
5uaesoaen bate, tpelfe, Die krelts
berihtet, am Montas feinen Fob hsra
beifiibrten, iino bonn Coroner nufse.
tIdrt norbsn. Gs ergub iif, Dab Der
Gndbe bas Gpfer zines unfols eeiuors
ben par. Grimm mar in Der Naht
bfs 5. Suni In einem 4utomcbil rdt)
bem 6ofpital gum gutsn Samariter
gebratt tporben unb 3ipar BON brei
WGnnsrn, tpelfe iih ansebIid ipeistrs
ten, ibre Namen an5useben. Der pas
tient lit an aopfpunoen unb einem
ShGbsIbruh unb ipurDe, bd fin nahs
trdsIid 5irnbauten.3iinbung BET ihm
einfte[te, am Sonntas mad bem ftdb-
tiiden 5oipital sebraht, no er tpis
eefogi, am Sonntaa ftorb. Coroner
uno polissi bemiibten fih sundhii
pereeblid, bic 8esleiisr bes Grimm
ioipie ben Qdmen oes gigentbImers
oes Nutpmobils ausfinbig gu mas
den. Geitern jeooh gslans e. benz GD.
rpner fOIgsnben Sa6Dsrbalt feitsuitel.
len:
aSolpb grosblsr, Gigsntbiimsr Der
Gentral 1urnerballs. bate am abenr
ots 5. Suni nit ieinsm 20 Sabre al
ten Gobne 5reo. 9roesIer, GbDin
Grimm, elmer Ssedr, BON go. 1929
Bremen Gtrabs uno gugsne Saedf
eine 4utomoblifdnrt unternommen
geim Ginbiseen bon Der Rsooing Rb
In Sberman 4penue trof bns 4uto:
mobil sinen in Der Strabe liesenoer
groben Stein, serieih ms Gleiten unt
iollibtrte nit einem 5eIsgrapbsnpfo'
zen. Grimm unb Der dltsrs 9rossler
s.elhe ben Riidiis eiuHabTen, fpur'
ben rprniiber gegen ben noroeren Sit
gefhleuheri, tpobsi groebler iih elmer
9ruh oes Raienbeins 5u5og. Sn bent
ielben 4ugsnblid tpurps Grimm Dor
elmer bei Der aoaiiion IosgeriiTsner
GiIenitanss bes 0dtes bss automot
bils on ben 6intertopf setroffen mi
sipor nit folder Wuht, bnb CT befin
nunsslos 3ufammeHbrah. Rahber
bic pesleiier iid p.rseblih bewiib
batten, ibn in's 8sfpubtfeiH surut
suruftn brahten Tie i'm mad bem 90
ipiiaI gum Guten Samariter. Gins
bon Or. Joertneper an Der 2eihe be.
9erunglidten pors.nommsRe Sbouf
tion srsab, bab Grimm cine uuberl
eetp6bnlih biinne GhdRloede bate
unb bab elm normnlsr Sb6bti bon si
n.r bsrartisen Dsrlsbung niht ssbro'
den ipornsn mare. Die 5beilnsbmsl
ON Der Qutomobilfohrt tpurbsn esiterr
bonn Coroner Or. Gee rerHommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
Sagriidler llntcrItiisuugs &erein.

Der 9aperlihe llnteritit itungspereln
perIammelte iih geItern 4beno IN Der
2(rbeiterbQue unter 8orIiB bes 6errn
9(oam SenDelbQh urD Der Brototollz
fu6runq oes Serrn Dan. 2ugenbiebI.
CUR Witglieoftaft puroen gepdbIt Die
6erren Sol. 9anoIe, Sobn S6roeoer,
Gdspar 5anDel, Sobn 8erghduier uno
Charles 5i7h. 0as Srantenzaoms
mittee beri6tete Iieben WlitgIieoer auf
Der aranteuIiite uno bic unteritipung
gum 9etruge bon $34.5O ipurbe AUS
Qe3a6It. ginlubuugen lagen Dor CUR
SteiInabme dn ben SeitIihteiten beg
0euti6en M}sBger 9lrbeiter unterit.
Gereins am q. SuIt in Reihraths
Bart; pom 9eutTden Qanopebroerein
am IA. SuIi in 6aberitumpfs 9urten
pom Sdp0b. lint. 8eretn am IA. Suli
i'm Gountrn Stub, unb bonn HOro Gin
cinndtt SuruDereiR CUR 4. Sulls5eter
i'm guiebQllpart, Sdmmtlihe Gtnloz
ounQen nuroen ungenommen uno Gsa
tbeiliqunc in Gorpore beThlDiien. Die
ginnabmen betrugen $16 uno bic Nus
qaben $3.50. sSn aefiiblpoLlen Dors
ten ftattete grdIiDent Senoelbuh bsm
UtitgIieb 6errn gbarIes Gtiert oas
geileio oes 0eretns 1b pegen Des bers
ben 9erIuites, bon benz 9err Giiert
betroffen purbe, al6 er eine 3ohter IN
Der gIutbe ibrer Sabre pI0Blid oura
ben COB perlpr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Seute Hnfnlittaa orittes Spiel Der
Ser:e Siutifer .Rebs" uno DGud.
fers" in FbtIaoelpbia.
Gin ipeiterer reftsbdnoiger ShIeu'
oerer. Ramens Gbarle5 Sontpfius
(pon 8aihiugton nno See lluiperii.
tat, lit bonn 0d,iptling S'Gap filr
Die nReos" eeiid3ert woroen uno miro
iid belite gum GienIte meloer.
Ia iein 8ertreter Rariars iif,
mahrenb ieiner Grfrantling 10 brilliant
an gat unb in Der @ertbeioialmg oes
Rittelielocs befpdbrt bat, niro
Sf)iparner Bates, Der iit pon ieiuer
8errenf,ing poIlitauSia erbolt bat.
aber INNER nod etipas id)ipof aui
ben 6eiren III. pcroerbano jum Gin.
ipringen om gat ooer 3ur ausbilie
i'm sSallc elmer 9erlesung benlist
per0en.
gbidnger gsmonbs ,sehIer i'm /
8ange oes / Spieles an Wontag ili
philadelphia perlor oos Spiel fiir Die
..Reos@ itnb ipuroe or iofort bon benl
slushelier ReTonaIo abgeIoit. Der
Inloslitertpeiie peruraneriter Resu-
I1rer nerbIeiben miro. Gsmono bat
ieit 8ohen iiber ieinen forperliten
3nitnno aeflagt. ober muthig alif lei.
mem ihtpierigen Voiten ausgebalten,
10 Iange er BORT Hoth,penbig ifieu.
ginige 8oten Der 8iihe uno dr5iiitc
gebonSlung inerben ibn boifentIid)
poIlit1nDia reItauriren.
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MuS bem psli3eiserid,t.

Bel Der 9erbanolung segen ben un'
ter Der 4nsIoge Der aruntenbeit pers
bGFtetsn Rsser Samss D'8rien srifi
Der Beribeibissr, RedtsunipaIt Darbp,
bic betrsiIeHns Srbinun5 an. tpelhe es
itrofbar maht, tpenn cine perfOn in BE-.
truntensm 3uiianos In Der SeffentIiha
teit erihsint. Dar6p bfbauptete. Dis
Drbinans fei unsefsslid, neil De,
Gtobtraib nihi Die 0olImant beIef.
ZEN babe, bk Orbinans. In ibrer segen'
lp1rtissn yaifuns gu erlaHen. Mud
Rihter Gride fhien bieier anii4t 81
Isin. rerurtbeilts ieoOh ben Shlpar5en
nahbem fsitseiteIli iuoroeH mar. bdt
herfeIk 10 bsr 1runtsnbtit peits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
Saie'Sau.
3ireite Tieberlase Ger yGebS" IN
Ebilaoelpbia.

SH Dem geitriscn 5tpeiten Spiele
ser Serie 8lpiiheu aReos" uno Cha.
fers" in 0hila6eIpbia beolenten
Sumpgrics uno N2cSedn unier @es
id,iie qegcn Curtis unb Gooin iiir Die
8egner. geioe gatterien blieben bis
iltm enee Ses SpieIes ouf ibren go.
lten. Sumphries ianote 9 2uiti1d)lcr
aegen 4 icines 8eqners 3lir 8anf,
rerihenfte ober feinen ,SreipaB 5ur
Il. gaie gegen einen oes Curtis. IIe
Rhildoelhioer maren uniereu Sun.
gems ouf nahe3u allen 4unften oes
annlpies gang beionoers i'm aH'
grill - iiberIegen; auh batten lie
ods Slid, inre lreffer IN 2 @dngen
III fonjelliriren. aeiner ltnierer Spie.
Ter madte nehr nIs eiuen Ereffer,
neil ibre meiiten Bale Den sSeinoen
oireft suilogen unb nuigeiangen mur'
oen. Seoenfnlls seigte rnier neuer
5hIeu0erer Surnpbries, oaB er BEL
beiierer llnteritiisurg icitens ieiner
aameroSen einen Siea geiponneu ha,
ben tpiiroe. uno bab ntht G r, ionoern
0ie Sdapdd,e uniercr Relmer ON Bot
oiesmaI iiir oie gtieoerlage nerant.
iportIih mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12

Raditsu Samitas lit Haienfsit bei Der
aniialt.

Tie 1dmen bon gobmann's Ditts
penbeimatb Iaoeu bic Jrsunbinneu
une 5rsunos osrieI6en gu sinem Ras
fenFsit ein, bas am Samitag, 10.
Suni, bsim 5sim auf Wt. 4uburn abs
gebaltsn iperbsn piro. Jiir nas 5eit
iperben sroBe gorbsreitungen gstrofs
fen. Die Gdii. t0Hnen iih niht bios
an alien guten Safen giitlih tbur.
ionbern lie perbsn audi llnterbdltuns
unb amiiismsnt in Ollie uno Jule
fiuoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
Tie Snmpbonie. .Souserte.

Tie gInfiInoiguna oaB .FrI. ,Sulta
GuIp Ole SoIiltiu in einem Der Spm.
phoHiefon3ertc iein miiroe, mar Der.
friim, Tie SrheIterIeitlmg bate Die
&iinltlertn aerne qebabt, o0dI mar oie'
lelbe porher ihnn Elm engagement
nit Dem afatinee aeliiical Stub ein.
aegangen. sSiir oos betreffcn0e 5nms
pboniefonsert miro aroerieitig grias
geidafIen iperoen.
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Der beutide @eiit Sulius gabIs
tei6.
Die beutI6e prefe Gilbert Curtin.
uniere Republit - gmil Wallber.
Die aIte 8arbe - gmtl 5O6iter,
Die Sungmanni6aft - Ulanfreo1Ops
pen.
llnfsre 5rauen GuitaO u. @its
mann.
llniere 1urnIebreri9aft - 9eiHrid
Suber.
llnier 3urnlebrer Seminar-5rdnfz
lin 8onnegut.
Der 3urnerbunb - Sbeo. Stempfel.
Die unter6altungen fperben am
Wtittno6 gla6mittag nit elmer Iutos
mobilfabrt Dur4 bic Stabt unb ums
gebung enoen. Die 3our miro cine
umtreiiung oes betdnnten vWotor
SpeeoDnp", cine 5abrt our6 bas Go
liieum uuo cine geIi9ttgung bes Sorts
Benjamin SarrtIon etnf6lteben.
5ur bic unterbdltung Der 0amer
niro Dom 6rauenDerein bes So3iuIen
5urnberetns geforgt iperben.
Dieter 3agIaBung tpirb cine Qn3abl
tpi6ttger 5ragen CUR Grleoigung Dor
lie9en. Die b0llige Si6erfteQung oea
3urnlehrer Seminars, iolpie bic oor-
gsi6lagene &enoerung Der 3uidmmen.
'eBung bes 8unoesDorDrts birften 81
lebbaften 0ebottsn fiibren. 2tn 8egen:
IdBeu tpiro es aud biesmul niht feb
len; ilno bod bic 2agiaBungen oer
Surner tpegen tbrer itiirmii6en De:
batten f6on Idngit betannt. 9ei QQe:
benz beIeelt aber ale SbeiIne6mer ftets
Der cine 9eoante, bas bette our ;S0roe:
rung oes boben 3ieIe5 bes Rorbameri:
tdntf6en Surner6unbe8 gu t9un. 6of:
fentIih ptr0 bd5 aud in ben 2ager
pom p. bis 26. SUM in SnotanapoIta
Der GaI iein,
Die 9ele9aten bss Cbio 5urn:
be3irts aus ben bieitgen unD 3entudDe,
8eretnen tamen geitsrn Qbeno nit BEN
neusn 8Orort i'm 9arten Der 2urnge:
metnoe 3uiummen, um Die 8unbestags
idBung 3u SnDianapolis gu beiprehen
9err 4Ifreb Giiermann fibrte Der
8oriis uno 5err 2tuguft Stetrbat
oas prototou. Gs purbe beidIoTen
oas SOtel GngIifb fir ben Obio5urn:
be3trt aIs 6ouptquartisr gu beIegsr
uno bic Gabrt na9 SnoianapOIis mi
oem Big Sour 3ug um $40 Mor9en;
am Samitag, 22. SUM-, gu MAIDEN
5err grnft q. Weier purDe ais giner
Gommittee ernanrt, um arrangements
nit Der Gtienbabn gu treffen. 9i
8slsgaten geben oesbalb 70 5eitig, un
in Der Gage gu ietn, bic 5eierlitteitel
anldBlih oes Semeiterfnlufies in
5urnlebrer Seminar nitma6en 81
tOnnen. Die auf Der GdgiaBung be-
Sbio 9urnbs3irts gerahten Gmpfeb
lungen, bic Der 8unbestugIusunq un
ter6reitet rperoen iolIsn. tpurDen bur6
genommen, Damit bic 9eleguteH al
oem 2auisHoen limb.
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asftes Salat.Ea, per Eunrt 25t.
Teatidier Strfe.
GerHer Srintlru far Eup1f.
Hn. NriSItr 1913 gpeif q. Nes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18
Seven BIDS Received.

Seven bids were received by the
council on the S37, 800 issue of bonds to
be sold for the purpose of paying the
purchase price and expenses incident
to the condemnation suit held for the
purpose of acquiring the water system
of the Pacific Power Il Light Co.
However, no lid has yet been ac-
cepted by the council Councilman ].
r. Robertson, chairman of the Fire
and Water committee; A. j. Derby,
city attorney and former councilman
Chas. 7. Early spent yesterday in
Portland, where they went to come to
more thorough understanding with
the Merchants Security 4 Trust Co.,
which on account of their closeness
and the favorable bid is co sidered
favorably by the council. Out of the
seven bidders. only two others are to
be considered at all by the council.
While the bids of the remainder of the
companies submitting them are favor
able. they are bids on special bonds
and do not conform to the advertise
ment of the city.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18
APPLE PRICES
RISE STEADILY

An attempt is being made in certain
quarters to depress local apple prices,
says the oregonian If there ever was
a season when the Oregon farmer was
entitled to good values it is now, when
he has such a small crop to dispose of.
The apple market, however, is not
weak in fact, with the possible excep-
tion of onions, apples are the strongest
feature of the produce list In Portland.
Apple prices are gradually advancing
all along the line. Fancy Spitzen-
bergs, which heretofore have rot been
quoted over $3.50, except by dealers
seeking consignments, were yesterday
advanced to $2.75, and without doubt
will go higher in the Rose City.
The cheaper grades of apples are
now practically. all disposed of, and
the market is IN better shape than it
has been any time this season The
demand for the better grades is broad
ening and at the rate the fruit is going
out, storage stocks will be cleaned up
in six weeks.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18

Mrs. +. II. Hartwig, who intended
to leave for TurlOck, Calf. last week
but who was prevented by the snow
tying up the trains, began the journey
south Monday. She was accompanied
by Ernest Ford, who will begin work
on dairy ranch owned by Mrs. Entri-
can, Mrs. Hartwig's mother, near
Turlock.
when the Right Little Girl Loves
You has been the inspiration of the
greatest and grandest acts in the lives
of most men, and Joe Bren, the popu
Tar composer and song writer, is no ex-
eeption to the rule as his fastest song
by that name proves. For one of tht
songs write Mr.. Bren. l1l5 Grand
Ave, Kansas City, Mo.
Scott +. Gorden, of Portland. arrived
here last week to make a survey of the
ravine on the place of Julian p. Scott.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Scott
recently purchased the Thomas Collins
place near Dee. Tie intends to make
large artificial lake by building dam
across the ravine. Mr.. Gordon will
supervise the engineering work for
Mr. Scott.
Louis A. Reed, who has taken active
steps toward organizing the Minnesota
Society in Hood River county has fur
nished George J. Dreis. of Portland,
the secretary of the te society with
the following list of additional eligi
hles in Hood River county: Mrs.
Arthur G. Lewis, Mrs. Samuel Camp
bell Mrs. Henry l.. Howe, Mrs. Chas
I. Early, Mr.. aud Mrs. c, S. Wheeler,
and Lawrence N. Blowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Rusk. of La
Grande, were in the city Monday and
Tuesday visiting friends. Mr.. Rusk,
who was Speaker of the house in the
last State Legislature, has announced
his intention to make the race for
Congress in the newly established
Oregon district, and while in the city
was quietly at work determining what
the work of building political fences
IN the Community would be.
Next Sunday at the Unitarian church
Mr. Macdonald will speak on "The
Liberal Religious Leaders of the Year
1911. :" This will show the splendid
work done in our western churches,
over work among the new Americans,
and among the japanese in Japan, and
IN India through the Rramo Somai.
This will give enlightenment and en-
couragement in our work. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18
-s.-i.-l-s.!.-..siii-i.'s'.--!-i....:i'-..'l'
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION /
.I-!l.i..ss.ls..l.lllsllI.llll.ll..!!..IIllll.. ..

Louis A. Henderson was visitor in
Oregon City Sunday.
r. d. Gould made a business trip
to Newberg Saturday.
Remember we are closing out our
Cylinder Records. Come early to get
your choice. Hood River Studio, 3rd st.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Da-
vies. of Par kdale, son.
N. T. Chapman returned from bus
mess trip in eastern Oregon.
Now is the time to buy cheap slab
wood. A. G. Lofts, phone S10-X.
Julian p Scott left Sunday for Cor
Wallis to take the short course.
MIR. and Mrs. +. R. Claxton have
left for Portland for short visit.
Shoes made or repaired at johnson 8
Mrs. Lindsay left Saturday for a
visit with relatives in The Dales.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Justin E.
Boyce Saturday, January l3, a son.
At the request of number of doctors
| have decided to resume practice Tor
the cure of cancer. have had 70 years
OF successful experience. Call on Mrs.
q. l.. Henderson for free consultation,
Ramona Hotel
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lytle,
of Dee, Monday, January 8, son.
Mrs. Nora Milliken, of The Dalles,
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Christian Science services are held in
Reading Room No & Davidson Building,
Sunday II a. m. and Wednesday p. m.
Joe McCrea has accepted position
with the Apple Land 4 Orchards Co.
E. B. London, of Portland, has been
here looking after his realty interests.
If you want shoes that don't g
wrong go to Johnsen's.
Phil Siddon. of Orchards, Wash, was
here the first of the week on business.
Russell McCully returned Saturday
from visit with relatives in Portland
For Sale-Three lots in Cass addition
Terms. Inquire of }. k. Nickelsen. Il
George Lynn is in the county asses
or's Office assisting with the tax roll
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. McLucas were
Portland visitors the fir st of the week
Now is the time to buy cheap slat
wood. A. G. Lofts, phone 3l0.A.
Job Printing at the Glacier office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18
LITERATURE UNFIT
SAY CLUB MEMBERS

That the school readers that are
used in the Oregon Public schools con-
tain much that is not fiji for the young
mind is the opinion of the members of
the Heights Improvement Club. which
discussed the matter at its regular
meeting in the Holman Hall Friday
evening. when a number of the mem
bers of the High School faculty were
present. The Club members state that
recently number Of parents have
found that their children have been
caused illness from reading the highly
colored fiction and fairy of thesreaders.
The club will hold its next meeting on
Friday. January 26, when free sup
per will be served and when addresses
will be delivered by number of
prominent citizens. A full announce
ment will be given next week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18
Values of Corporations.

An itemized statement received from
the State Tax Commission shows Hood
River county's assessed valuations for
corporation doing business in the
county to be 2,009, 899 The % 20
miles of The Mt. Hood r. r. is assess
ed at SIS. 600 per mile, totalng a sum
of $3.50, 500. The 26.5 miles of the o.
w. r. & N. CO. in the county are
valued at 81, 687 5lS. The Pullman Co.
pays taxes on $l4, 406, the American
Express Co. on l1.Sl3. The Western
Unions lines in the Valley are assess
ed at SIS, ST. the Pacific States. IS, 673.
The Home Telephone Co. has 800 miles
of lines in the country, assessed at a
valuation of SAL ,080.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A.
Kincaid Thursday, January il, a
daughter.
Hood River Studio for Stamps. We
make 'em, also post cards, 81 per dozen
and up.
4. W. Atkinson, of Odell, left Tues
day for short business trip in Wash
ougal, Wash.
If your shoes have gone wrong take
them to johnson.
EMiss Hazel Holmes, of Underwood,
will leave soon for visit with friends
IN Michigan.
Spring bulbs now on hand. Hyacnth,
Narcissi, Daffodils, Jonqulls, etc. A
choice lot OF peonies and roses for fall
planting. Oakdale Greenhouses,
Fletcher & Fletcher.
Mrs. Geo. Howard, who has been in
poor health for the past two months,
is reported better.
Now is the time to buy cheap slae
wood, A. c. Lofts. phone 3l0-N.
Carroll NJ. Hurlburt returned Sunday
from Portland, where he had been
visiting relatives.
Now is your chance to buy Cylinder
Graphophones and Records at closing
out prizes. Hood River Studio, 3rd st.
A. G. Hallam, who is spending the
winter in Portland. was here the first
Of the week on business.
Four hundred indestructible records
! Of al at l.
Third street
The steel fire escapes for the ODD
Fellows hall have arrived and will be
placed on the building soon.
Oh, say Mike! Have you been to seei
/ yes, something you haven't seen, that {
the Cash Market which does business
on a large scale with small profits
Make us visit. Free delivery. Phone
225-k.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Bowman and two
little sons arrived Friday evening from
Portland to visit friends here.
Miss Rosa Wishart, of the Upper
/ Valley, passed through the city Friday
evening on her way to Portland.
II. G. Kibbee, OF Mosier, editor Of
the Bulletin, of that city, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Castner wer,
in Portland over the week end to Sc,
Forbes-Robertson and Anna Held.
Mrs. G. W. Ingram, of the Uppe
Valley, who has been visiting RELATIVES
in Pendlet0n, returned home Frita!
evening.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18
TiIIamook Dairy Ranch For Sale or Trade

100 acres. meadow, garden, fruits,
buildings. Will support 30 COWS, will
include 40 acres more of fine land in
deal. All unincumbered. Value
$40, 600. Will trade for country or
town place at right price with little or
no incumbrance. 100 acre timber
claim at TiIlamook all good land will
trade for small fruit or chicken ranch.
Two cottages and lots, 1ilamook, will
trade for small ranch.
Inquire Reed & Henderson, Inc,
Hood River, Ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18
Bailey Thanks Jurors.

Charles f. Bailey, the young man
who plead guilty to a charge of forging
checks on X. f. Miller aud who on the
recommendation of the members of the
grand jury, was paroed by Judge
Bradshaw, wrote last week to each Of
the grand jurymen letter of thanks.
81 am going to try and take advantage
of the opportunity that the jurymen
gave me to redeem myself, said the
young man, 90 have always had a
clean record until | lost myself and
passed those checks. He will prob
ably leave here to go to work on the
steamer Rose City, plying between
Portland. San Francisco and Los An.
gees.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-18
LOCAL MEN In SKYE
LUMBER COMPANY

The Skye Lumber Co., composed for
the most part of local men or men
well known here, will establish a mill
near Washougal, Wash. and begin as
soon as Spring opens up the operation
of the plant there. Frank Davenport,
Senior, who was formerly 10 the lum-
her business here, has secured a con-
tract and +. +. Jackson and NJ. II.
Metcalf having become associated
with him will move, as soon as the
snow nelts away and permits, the
milling machinery of MIR. Newly from
Mitchel's Point to Washougal. The
greater part of the lumber at Mitch
ellis point has been worked up.