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The Washington herald., 1912-08-02

Runs-Moye, Gasmeyer. Marcerun. Van BusxiriI
t2l, Mcdonald t2,. salb Howell t2. Giorannette
t2l. First base on balls-0f Martin, /: of Lcomis.
]. Innings pitched-By Edmonston, ); by Martin
s. Hits made-Of Edmonstnn. ?; off Martin. 2
Struck out-By Edmonston. 5; by Martin, Z; by
Loomis Z. Home run-Howell Two-base hits
Marceron. Giovannetti Sacrifice hit-Shomo.
Stolen bases-salb, Howell Edmonston, waple.
Double plays-Loomis to Darnall: Gasmeyer to
Howell. Passed balls-Hobson. l. Umpire-Mr
Colihower. Tine Of eameI hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02
CUBS COME BACK.

Defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers by
o to s.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Aug 1.-The Cubs won
from the Dodgers at New Washington
Park again this afternoon. Reulbach gave
the Brooklynites only seven hits, while
Youngling and Barger allowed the Cubs
fourteen Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02

Rns-Russo (s,, Miller t2l. Clayton t2l. Gala
Cher. BasRette. Langaa. Inlmuthin. Cafaratti
Lcft On h1ses-Andre~x. 2; Park. J. First base on
hails-of Knott, /; of Curtin, L; of Healey, .
Innings pitched-By7 Knott. 6. BY Curtin /: by
Healy, 2; By Upton. 5. Hits made-Of Knott. 8;
of Healy, 5; of Tipton. 5. Struck out-By Knott
10; BY Curtin, l; by Healy, .: By Tipton. 6
Home run-Russo. Umpire-Mr. Jenkins. Time Of
gGmc-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02
One Killed, Four Missing.

Philadelphia. Aug. lone man was
killed this morning when a water tank on
top Of the dye house of Stead & Miller.
in the northern section of this city, COL
lapsed and crashed against a chimney.
causing 1t to fall through the roof. Four
other men are missing.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02

Gregory, Platz (2), Melvin 81. McGegor 81. First
base BY errugs-Adams. 5; Southern. . Left on
bases-AdaDls. 4; Southern. g. First base balls
OF Bryant, S: Stroebel. 2 Struck out-By Bryant
s; Strpebel. Z. Three-base hit-Gregory. Twobase
hits-Plaz, Stewart. Violet. Sacrifice hit-Bush.
Stolen baseS-Fitzgeald t9, Gibson Young 81,
Melvin. McGregor %. BisChof (2l. Double plays
McGregor to Gregory; Melvin to Gregory. Hit BY
pitcher-By Stroebel PECK. Wild ritch-Bryant
Strpebel ~. Passed balls-Fitzgerald, Mctiregor
rg. Umpire-Mr. Handiboe Time Of game-l hour
and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02
Park, 10; Andrews, 2.

By scoring nine runs in the first two
innings, Park defeated Andraws yester-
day in the Northern Association 10 to ..
Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02
Printers 5; Standards. Q.

Standard and Printers figured in one
Of the closest games of the season yes
terday in the Columbia LeagueA- the lat
ter winning in the ninth inning, 5 to
.. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02
MOELLER LEADS

In Race for Gaberdine Rain-cont
offered by stout & Co.
Danny Moeller. the dashing rightfielder
of the Nationals. is leading the latter
during the month of August for the Ga
berdine raincoat offerd by Morton C.
Stout & Co. The three leading hitters:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02

Why is it that most girls cannot throw?
They play great game of tennis and
golf. sail a boat, run and jump. and paddle
a canoe. Some Of the college girls row
shell in splendid time, and with a fine,
rhythmic stroke, but the ones who can
throw a ball are few and far between.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02

Runs-Larz=T. RAY. Goucher, Milans, Elicit
Iulian. Wih-ile. First base on eTors-Printers
S; Standard. Left on hases-Standard 4;
Printer y. Mt base on balk-Oh Ruiz 8; off
Haueycuitpr. .: ~ Weaver. Innings pitched
By Ruiz, -. by Harveycutter, %. Times at bat
by opponeHts-Asainst Ruiz. %; against Harvey
cutter. l. Hits made-0f Ruiz, 6. Struck out
By Ruiz O.; by Weaver IA Two-base hits-Ruiz.
Elicit Stolen bazes-F1ood, Crowley, Laneer Ray
Goucher. Mians. Ellett t2l. Thomberg wearer (2.
Wild ptch-Ruiz Passed baIls-Suess (g, Ray
Uuptrs-Mr. Hughes Time of game-1 hour and
20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02

Marquard lost eight pounds while re
was winning his nineteen straight, ac-
cording to the other New York players
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02
Cornell, IL; Brentwood, o.

Brentwood was badly beaten in the
Capita! City League yesterday by the
Cornell Tigers, Il TO 0. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02
ACCUSED WIFE
SAYS HUSBAND
SHOT HIMSELF

conti..ed from P.ss o.e.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-02

Il kissed him good-by, and he made
me kiss the Bible that was lying on the
table and swear that would never tell
what had happened.
Gentlemen. have told you the truth
Of this most unfortunate affair, and as
God above me is my Judge, never shot
Mr.. Grace. I loved him too much to in
jure him: all did was to struggle with
him and try to prevent him from beating
or killing me.
AT the hospital begged Mr.. Grace to
tell the truth about this affair, and /
judged from the way he talked that he
was not ready for the truth to come out.
I asked him In the presence Of all II I
had shot him. and he replied that had
not. and said that he took back all that
he had said about my having done so.
II am satisfied now that If had been
Jess devoted to Mr.. Grace and though:
more Of my own interests the chef of
detectives would not even have detained
mae @
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pie GiirEin nno Der Domino.
aarnepolssStiss. BON Rurt m i ne
3tr.

2luf Der rptbb.lesten 1reppt sur
GnItrit, selebnt an bas eelbmarmorne
@elGnoer. itanb Elm ihpdrser Domino.
cine grim. Shleif. auf Der Iinien
Sdulter. bic aapuse iiber ben appf
eeSogen. Gr itarrie in ods Wnstms
sttptmmel, iiritsr unb iorIhenb. als
ippllte sr cine SoponnrolasR sRebe IN bic
eebantenlossluiiise Menee btnnbbons
nern. Da beriibrte ibn cine leihte
9anb, supfis an ietner Shlsife. gr
FAB cine 1iirtin nebsn ftt, IN rottdeis
benen Qluberboien nit griinem SGd.
den, DOn tpeiben 3iih<rn umfloHen,
oiht perifleiert. Mber er iannte bisie
blausn, ihm.rsIi6 bIidenben Mugen.
Gr fhlua i.ine Rapu3e einen Nusen.
bid suriid. seists Elm bldfes, tief ers
restss gsfifi. unb sleihssitig fasten
heib: .Wir iinb's!@ 3usleih ersrifs
fen lie iih an Den bGnbeu. ais nolIs
ten lie iih ME mtbr lofen.
.gr3dbls.4 iogte Der Onmino. ~WO
III er2 Wirb Il Did niht entoeden2-
.aomin," fliifterte bic 1iirtf1, .oben
iit's nod leer.~
.0isr iinb mir ii4erer. mitten i'm
getpiibI. 6isr iiimmsrt ii9 teinsr um
nns.1
I'D babe srsdhlie bic 1iirttn.
~biss Roitiim beimlih onsesogen, bars
iiber einen rotben Domino seitreift.
Die Geiihtsfhlsisr perbars id). Dsns
nod 3ittsrte ih ipGbrenb Der 5ipeiitiins
bisenBnbnfnbrt. er i0nnte es entbeden.
aber er fhlief! giup s!oubt er mid
bier nls rotten Domino iieh nur.
ME biele ba tan3en! unb Id 5os
mid In Der 9arberobe fhnel um.
Sh bin anns iiher Dor ibm. NieS
mails permutbet er MID in biefens Rps
film. unb bnnn lieb i9 mir perfpres
den, ih folIe biefsn Mbenb gnn3 frsi
fsin. er foiIe mid nidt dnbolttn, niht
unfprehen; if ipo1te mid ouf eisene
Gaiift omiiiieren. CT mar einpsritans
ben. Dort Der Nntbsberr, bos III err
ilnb beibe fnben bleih unb fhDei.
gsnb bem lftpor5geiIeibeten Nntbss
BERN AZ. Der foebtn cine f6nigbluus
Nolbome onfprnh. gs mar erit neun
ubr. Abtr man tanSie fd,on hinges
geben. Jn brei Gtunbtn brad Mf6tr.
mittmo@ an 80.
Die aGrfin 5os ben MeDor5er DO.
minc BE 1psppe binab. ~9dn5eH nir!
Sn Ad6t Hagen Fin i& NH, msit FORT
~ niAo1ex ~ im 4 ia1snbea -
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8. R. prpbaseo, 1ruitee, an Nid
.. Wildohotis. flint Sabre poht aul
26 BET rs Sub an Der Roroieite per
1ysf Dritten Gtrabe, 3ipifdtn plum
Sfr1be un0 Central Mpenue. Sdhrs
Iitt Wietbe $21O, nit Der Mntaufsz
priDilegium au $45O0.
Warp 5. Bulb an glIa .. 4nicn,
25 bel 100 CUB an Der Meitieite Der
Jergns Strabe, sipifden Gbais uno
Joitpbine 6trnbe. ST.
Dollar GaDings Realtp Company
an SDbn 5. Rod. Got 80 in Der Col.
lege Due llnterabfbsiIung. $73.
DieieIbe an benfelben, Got / in ber-
ielten llnterdbibeilung. 81.
apiiife gcHe an 9epres g. Satpte.
Got go in 8Ofinser &c Soptins' stpeiz
ter llnterabtbeiluna in Noripoob. 81.
Barter Didfon an 6enrp s. SuIler,
so Bel $50 syub an Der Meitfeiie Der
qoprp apenie. $50 Iub iiibIih BON
Der Witfsu Npenue. 81.
1ront Riebaus on 5enrp $. Mufs
oerbeibe Cots 13 uno IA in sJobn &.
Rad's unterabtteiIune in Gbepiot. 81.
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Ornas.iseailnmS Mebertrasnxlen


Rannis G. grdmmer on Grant R.
Grops. Got 20 in 8. 6. 6cptins Diers
ter llnterabtkiluRg in Woripooo. 81.
CHARTS ar.bs an Jpbn 8. unb ans
na g. 5uebn.r, Got So In 3. .. Barr
toms untsrab!bilung bon DatIep.
$500.
Gran, 4.gmann an Millidm Min.n,
48 CUB an Der GHbfeite Der Gair.
mount Qp.nu.. $768.
Gbarles u. 6eiIter an Mnton Ras.
cob, Cots 145, 146 unb 147 in Der
Cottage placs lInternbtbeiluns. 81.
Sepsrin Sdtparb an g. UlaB. fiinf
Sabre padt auf bos Gigentbum. bes
tonnt uls 10 Weft GIbtr Strabe.
WonatIihe Wistbe $40.
pster 6. 4rns an Jdrcb Ghumon.
fiinf Sabre pa4t dnf Cots 125 In Der
0reenpoob unterdbtbsilung in Gods
lnnb. MonotliAt Mlistbe $35.
Samss g. Gomien an Anna N. 9e@
War. Sbeil Don Got 35 In q. 8. Gonos
Der's llntsrubtbsiluns tn Mcoifonpiue.
$1.00.
Wlue .. gprne an George G. Gtitr.
finf Sabre pa9t nuf bus Gigtnthum
an Der Norboitsgde hsr Qubl0n uno
Clifton ap.nus. WtpnutliGt Mietbe
$62.
Nnna q. gloobiDortb an Oruet M.
Dunbam. Got 330 In Wofingtr 8c Oops
fins sfpeiter unterabtkilnng In Giin
Vorfnoob. 81.
Qouis Golbtomp an DITTO 4aifer.
101 bel 163 Ju6 an bsr Meifisite btr
Mi@son aDenue duf Df MoIHn'
Qias. ST..
Darn @au.r On Sobn Gauer, 70
0nb an beg gsst1feits bsx ealloaH
GtIetk f.
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Gincinnoti. "a. Jebr.
Reut 6ppotbefen.

Reue 6ppotbefen.
3. 8raumer an Jrant R. grope.
$500.
JObn 3. Jusbnsr an gbarl.s arebs
IL. Anb. $500.
9inton Raeiop an Qidrun 9. uno
6. gp. $1,000.
William 8. 2amb an R. 5. Goats.
1856.
4nna 3. DeWlar an ssames 6. 90
misn. 500.
Disislbe on Cottage 3. nnp 6. 60.
$500.
5enrp ;. Ofbe an gitp Sall 3. unb
3. 60. $500.
W. 9. guribort on propibent Cab
inss 9. unb 3. 60. $4,000.
8etilete 5ppotbeten.
Marp Meaee an Gnierpriie 3. unb
6. u. go. $1,000.
Frames anitiel an CT. gernorb
proereHip, 9. unb 6. U. 60. $3.50.
Rsttis Wusitnsr On Sba 9uhfarber.
$500.
8. W. 2u.bberine on Clifton ,Rus
tual g. unb .. 60. $500.
aeiier Siridbers on SObn WiiiIsr.
1915.
Sames e. @omisn on gottag. g.
unb g. SO. $1,000.
Sobn g. malep an Wnonins 8. unb
a r. GoEnn
.. S,iar on ). 9rtenbuts. $108.
W. 5. Shea an 5eIen 2obuit.
$120.
Surah 5. Buchanan on Union Saps
ings y. uno Z. 60. $3.50.
Inna .. 8lopSsportb on Soutbern
Obio 9. unb Z. 60. $500.
6enrn r. Sihs an Soutbern Ohio
Supinss 8ant. $1,000.
Gnton polman on Geft Ctr. go. 2
6. unb 3. SO. $500.
Wm. Stusr on aus. Susrssns.
$3.50.
Jrant gaisbaus an Sobn J. Rad.
$500.
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@er's uidlt sIaabt,

brandt in nicicm JnGe feinen Co..
lar ~ be3oblen.g .glit nnberen Nortcn:
,siir bic enticslifs 9ein. iueIdc Die
11inorrbOioen periirind,en, giebt cS
fein beiieres SeilnitteI. nls 81.
GiIsbec's Annfeiis. Giefe, aus ocn
pirfionliten M,eoifnmenten hergc-
itelte Mrsaei, bcltebt III Stubl36pi.
den. tDe16e am Git oeS Qeibeils III
ben Q0rper einaefnbFt tpcrbsn 1il.O
ttit,t inis bol0 ginocri,na Ser iS&11er-
seli. jonOeril and cine bonitdnbfae
9eiItag Oes ihtperen QeibeuS berbei~
fiDrea. @er bns nid5t glnifbt. brdudt
porOerbdnb fcinen Dollar ~ betdf-
len. beKn Hrobert BON AnofefiS pcr.
ben BON 3. gesitneoter y Tcx Dor
,121R- -. mi Sezian1 y
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1 Nv bAt9 <DpiIttr suHU Sllt3nttSH.
SIT es benn tuirtIih sntihiebeH2'
| .sSn adt Iaesn,. iasts Die 9iirtin,
in Das Sd5pdr3 bts Dominos gta
| idmisgt. rtr1gt uns b1s shiff nah
SABA. Wenn i'd, mad flint Jahrm
fpieoersebre -"
| Sie erftauerten beibe.
$50 iii es beu. bas lsbte Wal2'
iaste Der Domino.
Cine pnpieritlnnse nmipanb iie.
8onfeiti iib.ritiittetsn lie. Sis ihrpiee
gen. Der Mnissr trus lie obps ers
miibsn. .Wsibi Oh not.n fIiiiierte
bic 3iirsni. .beilte iinb es neun Wos
den. pu tan3ten mir bier gum srittns
NAL. Gs mar elm WuIser ipie bsute.
8<rieIbe WaIser2 gr trug ms aud.
mir tansten in Qisbe, in Slid -
| .Sn abftieo beute -"
.glIs it) bamaIs nit ibm nab 6dus
fubr. in unfere iIsine, itile Staoi.
ipar's mir, als fibre idh ms fhOHits,
gIiidIiffte 2nnb. Iles mar peripans
belt. 5h liebte did, i9 nabm DID
init, Geinen Bid, Dein Mort, Dsin
5.rs. 5h rpubie sIeid: 3u Iiebtsif
mid -
.5dtt' id Did ME qeIeben!"
rNtin, Tag eos niht. Du psrTiins
bisit did. Wit arm, ipie lser mar
id obns did. Sh babe flint eiufame
Sahre Dor mir, nur ibn ntben mir.
Das bate ih ba beaDHnsn ohne Did.
osh fperbe bic flint 4benos, on bsns1
mir uHs inh.n, iiinfiauienbnial burns
leben. es piro mid am 2sben ers
haltsn."
Ter Ratbsberr tansts on ihnen pors
Eel. gr iirsifte bic 2iirtin uno- iasie
stn Stersiport. Mpriiber ipar CT.
.We gut" fliii.ert. II. ip.iier, rbdb
er ben adrnsodl liebt. Die Bale. Cont
idbrt er ia niemols bier beriiber. Rur
in bieier luftisen 3tit llnb tuie bate
id, mid bns srifs MaI seitrdub., mits
| sutommtn. Spater reste ih ibn gum
sSobren an. Iie lang mar Die 3eit
oon einem Bau gum onbern! 4ber
ih tonnte Dir ia ihrelben! ysur ih
mubte Define Brfsfs entbebren. Wis
poriihiie mub man in oieier fleintn
Staot isin. SD bate ME gsfpaai, aui
Der poit nab eiHeH Srief 81 fragsH.
llnb 3u oaus geht ouss nurh ielne
S6nns."
Der malssr enSs.. sic fans.n
| ouf ein Sofa, btios fhfptnblig.
.Du biit 10 iiia,1 faste bic zurtin.
so lisbe DID iagts Der Domino.
er preBis lnre s9ono, ef 5lffsrft.
Run gthif 9n fort. Jinf4knbe
lang iprah ih NIT Dfr. iansis nit
gn. sDir 5absH uns me gstnBt. wtr
lapei. urls inliner nur IN ufaslen unp
Aofiumsn. 5p monie Sin an mslHsnl
1iin papsn. IN sM.m fstfen SeIa.
WI aas'.ssD. s r:s a,. III vumss.,S.m .; ;2Dpisa <
5 ~ ~ w a m.. my u...' - 81
'Din 1'u a.S .ana c'l,.au" '''De"'
a's .mln.1 s'e'aha's. u's
| .wsnsInf pssne'n' iNosef On
Hhn Damn nldgf -.
rJnmer, IN alisH Sflinosn unogstrs
fpunolnngen, beIss dls 1urisn. geltern
als 3Igeunsrin. morseH ais Ynse.
tusHt Du 10 iomHit, als Nre. dls
3nubertn, iuit Ou mir srihetnen
tptun.
| rJu. Du ftnnit MID in Wahrbeit
niM.
.ylie iparit Ou mir betannt! Runnft
Ou DID Der 3tit sntfinnen. oa iHOih
ni9t geIisbt bnbe2@
~Mbtr biit Du mir INNER irtu ges
tpeisn9 DAT Du nidt pisllefht Dor
einsm esahr eine onbere se!itht2"
| Gie erfdrat. 10 peih mar gein Oes
ii6,t. Nbsr elm i,euer gDnlaer 6u6 an.
Gie alitt3n ins gepiibI anriid. tpurs
ben Mbptbnus unb Gefana.
| Gina sao,s . soot, NJ, Siiryin
i'm Misasn unD M,Oasn. ..lptrbsn iuir
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gr brii If t Die Breiie nidtl
Serr: so, ba habenSie cine Marf
ertra, 90 trinfen Sic iih neinetpegen
elm fleines Gaulddcn an"
2ienitnann: nGuer @nooen, mas
benfertSie bon mir, ioIange if Eienit-
mann bin, babe id) nod feinen 9inl1lh
unter 5tpet Winrf sebabt!"
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3 III g ariete.

Sobnten tim 8ariete 5lln 8apn,
ipobreno iid elm artiIt iebr fpagbal'
Zig probii5irt): ogu Rapa, Darunl
iept Der taglid iein Seben auf's
Spiel2"
Vnpa: ,Gumrner Sub Oanlit
CT mas gum 2eberl bot!"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30
RECORD RAINFALL
OVER ENTIRE VALLEY

record rainfall prevailed over the
valley the latter part of last week and
the first of this. The precipitation up
to Tuesday morning, according to the
record of u. A. Newman, of Pine
Grove. one of the weather observers,
had been 97-l00 of an inch. at is a
very unusual rain for this season of the
year," said Mr.. Newman. Indeed,
we never expect but shower or two
during May, much less rain in such
quantities as we have been having il
for the past few days. Never before
have we had fraction as much during
the whole month of May. The rainfall
for April of this year was 64-l00 of ar
inch. "
The precipitation will tend to increase
the good prospects for bumper apple
crop. The moisture will cause the
foliage to be of large size and will
increase the general health of the
trees. However. if the rain had con
tinued any great length of time il
would have injured the Strawberries,
causing them to swell to large size
and ripen too fast for good shippers.
The record taken by Prof. Lawrence in
the Heights showed Tuesday morning
precipitation of 68-l00 for the past
three days.
The total rainfall for the past two
weeks precipitation as recorded by
Prof. Lawrence instruments, up to
yesterday morning, was ] l-l00 inches.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30
PINE GROVE

There will be church services next
Sunday morning and evening. ~
The Sunfower class met in regular
session at the church last Monday even
ing. Next week, Tuesday evening, the
members will have a social meeting at
the parsonage, when lively program
will be furnished.
Mrs. Riddell returned from Portland
last week and will spend about two
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. +. E.
Lage, before leaving for her hume in
Long Beach, Cal.
Miss Anna Godberson left for her
home in Mosier last week, after a sue
cessful term of school in the grammar
department.
The Misses Turney, teachers. who
also have given much satisfaction, will
spend the summer with their aunt,
Mrs. Charles Dano, at Marshfield, Ore.
Mrs. Shepherd, sister of Mrs. How
land, returned to her home in Milwau-
kie, Ore, last Sunday afternoon.
The Anxious CLUB met with Mrs. j.
A. Hunt last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Morrow, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Gladys Brock for a few
weeks, returned to her home in Port
land last week.
The senior class of the Hood Riy er
high school will repeat their play,
The Time of His Life" at grange
hall Thursday evening of this week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30

Triangle Arsenate Of Lead on basis
of n cents per 100 pounds while the
supply lasts Hood River Spray Mana
featuring Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30
WHITE SALMON.
IRON the Enterprlse)

The first two half crates of straw
berries which went to Butte, brought
Sl2 They we're shipped through the
Union and were grown by Mrs. Ever
sole and 0da & Naka, the latter Jap
anese.
The rain added about $40, 900 to the
aggregate returns of the berry fields.
The ground had become dry, and while
there would have been a fair crop
without any water whatsoever, the
moisture will increase the size and pro-
long the picking season.
The McKurcher orchard of % acres
in five year old trees, which joins the
Conger place, was sold last week to
Chas. h. Mears, of Chicago, for $780,
900 cash. Mr.. Mears is an uncle of
Mr.. Slade, of Husum, and has pur-
chased the place for his son, who has
just completed school work at Yale
university. An apple house, stable
and water system will be built at once
and in the spring a house will be erect
ed. This is one of the best located
tracts in the valley.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30
OAK GROVE

MIR. and Mrs. W. B. Allen are spend
ing few days in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. King and Mr..
and Mrs. c. N. Ravin we're in the
party that made the trip to Camas
Prairie and Trout Lake last week and
report having very fine trip.
Miss Alene Albright left last Sunday
to visit her sister, Mrs. j. W. Church,
of Walla Walla.
= The West Side Tennis club will give
its second informal dance at Hebron
ner hall next Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Hall spent Sunday at
Mount Pleasant ranch.
The bids handed in by the contractors
for the new Oak Grove school were
opened last week, but were rejected on
account of being too high However,
the plans have been altered somewhat
and it is expected new bids will be in
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer came up from
Portland Wednesday. Mr.. Dyer will
remain during berry season, but Mrs.
Dyer expects to be here for the sum
mer.
Mrs. G. A. McCurdy left Saturday
for Collins Springs.
A. K. McLaren was in Albany last
week on business. He was accompanied
by his brother, Fred McLaren.
MIR. and Mrs. S. o. DUNCAN, of In
dianapolis, spent Sunday at the McCres
ranch.
Miss Gertrude Irwin attended the
Junior Prom, given by the students OF
the Allen Preparatory school, In Port
land last Thursday night. She return
ed Sunday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30

Rubber Stamps at the Glacier Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30

Baker, Of Portland, visited with the
latter's sister, Miss Lena Baker, last
week. They were entertained at the
home Of F. R. Austen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stokoe. of Wyeth,
visited the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. K. Noble Sunday. leaving for
Iowa Monday, where they make plan
to an extended trip. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Elliott. of Wv
eth, who will visit in Kansas City.
The Columbia school closed last Fri
day evening with an excellent pro-
gram. The extraordinary measure of
success displayed by the pupils in their
acting was all due to the patient and
untring efforts of one of the finest
teachers in Oregon. Miss Lena Baker,
or Miss Columbia. as she is sometimes
called.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30
Announcement

Having been endorsed by many cit
liens of this county as an appointee to
succeed County Judge Culbertson, re-
signed, | respectfully announce myself
candidate in the special election to
be held June s, subject to the approval
of the voters of this county. submit
that the Judge of this county should be
% man learned in the law; (2) a
man with an office in Hood River
where he can be found at all times
(3) a conservative man who will lead
the county out of debt and cut down
| taxes.
Yours for an economical business ad-
ministration, with politics, fears and
favors cut out.
Paid adv. S. w. Stark.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30
UNDERWOOD.

The dance and basket social given by
the Underwood base ball club was q
very successful as well as enjoyable
affair. 1t was reported that over S5t
was cleared above all expenses.
The Utili Dulce society met with
Mrs II. W. Hamlin Friday.
A. j. Haynes has just finished plant
ing ten acres of potatoes and MIR. Smith
began to plant Monday.
F. W. DeHart's saddle pony jumped
out of the pasture. which is near the
railroad, and was killed by the fast
mail train last week.
A dance will be given by the Under.
wood base ball club June ], at the
Union apple house. All are cordially
invited.
R. NJ. Brown, of the Y. NJ. c. A., Of
Portland, gave a very interesting tall
Sunday. After the address Mr.. Franz
sang solo that was appreciated bJ
all.
Rev. Macdonald, of the Unitarian
church of Hood River, will conduct the
Vesper services here Sunday, June 2
at three o'clock.
The Northwestern Electric company
is again on the field surveying for ;
better line for their work.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30
Burglars Busy at MOSier

Burglars have been busy at Mosier.
Monday morning the store of Nichol &
Co. was entered and the safe blown
with nitroglycerine. The yeggmen,
however, got no loot, the safe not hav-
ing been locked and its contents hav-
ing been removed. The safe of this
store was blown two years ago.
During this season of the year a
great many tramps move up and
down the Columbia and numerous at.
tempts at burglary are reported.
"Our baby cries for Chambe rlain''
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. b
Kendrick, Rasaca, Ga. "It is the best
cough remedy in the market for coughs
colds and Group" For sale by all dealers
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30
FRANKTON.

Prof. and Mrs. Stubs moved to
Gresham, Ore, last Thursday, where
they will make their future home.
Tony Frohn has been promoted from
the Belmont yard Of the Stanley-Smlth
Lumber Co. to the town yard.
The Misses Mabel Ferry and Kate
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-30

Henry Ferris, Hadar, Nebr., is the
is the father of ten children and for the
past 81 years has used Foley's Honey
ard Tar Compound with the best of re-
suits. He tells US: 81 think Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound is the best
cough medicine in the world for have
used it for the past twenty years and
can recommend it to anyone needing a
cough medicine" c. A. Plath.