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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16

cine 2anobriide nit Sslan6 unr
ecriiber binaus nit Mortpegen Der,
lunoen mar. Sn oieier 2anoihnft,
Gle Bis nabe an Die beutige Bolar-
sren5e binanf Elm iubtropiihes
alima beiaB, tllinntelte iid cine rel
hc @elt non Sdueetieren. ga leb4
ten urformen oes glefanten, nod
ohne Giiiiel u1o nit fllr5en StoB-
5abnen, peiter Die Stammeltern INT
ieres pferoes, xiere bon Studs.
groBe nit fiinf5eDigen SiiBen arg
neren iid Damn uniere @inbnfer
entwideltenL ben @iraffen peripano.
te giere1 Die aber nod nidt Ben
fnrafteriitiiden largen Sals bela.
Ben, uuo NasbornartetL BON oencn
cine niht einmal Elm 9orn auf-
lpies. SIN 8aiier tunt1nelten fidl
lIeben Siiden audi idon Gdugetie
re- bic @orfabren unierer 9eIpbine
uno @alfiide. Sn oieiem Sara.
Dies. feblten aber AUDI Ole Naubtie.
re nidt. 9iilihe aeigte II. Or oas
GipfIobom cir fasenabnlihes, liz
gergroBes Sier, nit fnrhtbaren,
oolhartigen gd5dbuen mie lie me.
Der nor- nod nabber ipieoer bsi
iraenoeiner Mrt auf9etreten iint.
Die 0orfobren oes Mel1lden ipnltc-
ten lid geraoe oantals bon Der Sier-
reibe ab, wabrldeinlih BON elmer
Salbaffenform, a6nlib Dem fleincn
aobolomafi Sabas. Ser 0uno eines
llnterfiefers, ben man in iiiilglter
3eit IN Sapum lit ltnieragppten,
gemaft bat, beutet oaralif bin.
Damn perieste 8iilide ieine Scorer
in cine ipatere 3eit ms 9iln-
pilm, no mar ben Weniden i'm
Rampf nit ben rieiigen lteberbleib-
ieln iener @pohe iab. @r irna oas
elefantenerpBe Gieialfaultier in
@ruppen. ST. lauerte Deln Gieien.
giirteltier in Den Bampas Siioame-
rifos alf, Inn es 5il totem, iein
Sleii1 81 eIlet ino ocn 8an5er
bon 0asborneroBe als 9iitte gu
~oerpenoen, folnpfte NIT Dem l%lritier
ilno Dem rieiigen @obfenbdren. Die
jabIreifen 8iloer maren tells bon
Dem aelnrifmiidel Moler 4niabt
nod Nefonitruftiotlen bon Osborlla
allseefibrt, tells eabel iie praht.
polle glqllareae Deg ~befannten Ma'
Iers ser n%llrania@, Seiiri6 Soreer
mie0er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16
3as 8eidj Der aSnisin uoa Saba

@egenpartig lit SIo.Arabien Elm
2anb 10 ungaltlih uno un5ugdnglidj
mie faum elm 3tueiteS, pielfah cine
WiiIte o1ne 8egetation. ourh5ogen
ben rduberiiden Beouinen, oereft
stdmme beitanoig in wiloer Gebbs
IiegerL Ole BON fotli1em Sab erfiiat
iino gegen unglaubige, gegen GIRO.
paer uno giirfen, furs gegen ie6en,
Der nidt gu ibrem fleinen Stamm
gebort. Die Sdilier gleifen Cir
men nit ShieBiharten, Die 8ewoD-
neridait madt einen rdu6erbanoea.
nrtigen ginoruf. llno bod muB oas
2ono emit cine blibenoe &ulturItatle
gemeien lein, oenn meit un6 brett lift
Gle @egeno Don eroBartigen 2uinen,
ION oentniirbigen Heiten pradtDoller
1empelbnuten, bon 5telen uno lam
gen Sdulenreiben iberiat. Der
frau50liihe Gorider Sol. Salebp, Der
1859 i'm Muftrage oes franaoliIhen
rnterrihts . Winiiteriums bon 9oen
aus Siioarabien bereiite uno babel
mad Ma'inL Der alien 9auptItahI
bes Weihes Ser Minder fam, Itniinte
iiber Die Madtigfeit Der EiirrIe
un6 Mauern aus Dem grallen Il-
terturt, bic aus geiualtigcn bebails.
ren Steinen obne 8in0emittel 10
senau oufeinanoer gefiigt iino, bob
man meint, einan ein5ieen @lof
Dor ii6 gu ieben. 0ieie @ainen, Die
Snfdriften unbefannter Spra fen
trugen, ipnren iabrbnnoertelang
itunlme 3eugen elmer grohartialtea
Bergaugenbeit.
cssn Der Wibel nno bei ben grieeai.
Ifen uno r0miihen alaliifern ct.
ld)eincn Die iiioarabtihen Sabder
ipe3ien ols anufleute, bic ben MeiD-
rcudbanoel nah ben Mittelmcet,
Ianoern nermitteln, Die 5u. Snllle
in ibren Sbatfamnlern tlnermeBlt.
DIE @eihtiimer aufgeitapelt baben
oeren 2ano alle eolen Spc5ereien III
iiberrpid)er 5iiae befist. Die iagcn-
umwobene @eitalt Der aonigin Don
Saba IN Ser Iiebliden @rsdblung
Der aonigsbiider ai6t oafiir einen
anid)anlifen 9eIpg. @aes III Qlleln
mar oas alte @rabien Dor Mubame0
big Dor aur3ent elm in 9inttcl &c
biintes Wmoerlano.
Sefterreidiide @elebrie baben.
mie 9r. 6. @eiielp III Der Wicner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16
a0as garaSies Der urmeIt"

3eiete @ilbelm goIide i'm @liitls.
ner-Saol 81 Berlin ieinem pie I'M
mer febr 3abIreiden Bublifim. III
fHbrte feline 3uborer in iene Slt.
genotage Ser groe 5urild, oa Der
Stamnlbaum bes Wtenld)en ubel
oie Rieieniourier Der a~reioe5eil
ihon bis 81 boDeren Soigetterel
gclan9t, bonn Meniden ielbit ooer
leinen oireffen 8orfabrm nod feline
Spur gu finoen mar. Canals, II
Ser mittleren Gerti1r5eit, mics oas
Mntlis Ser Groe anoere 3ngt
auf als benie: @n Der Steue, fpa
iid tellte bic oltIihe Office oebnt.
ftoB elm GROCER Strom bonn Noroer
berub big in Die 8egeno oeS bel'tI'
gen 8eitlanoes; Waittclenropo mar
cine tauienofaf 8erfliiitete 5hlel.
grnppe in einem sroBen Weer, ollS
Dem iid) eben Die @ielenbanpter
Der Mlpen 5ll beben b%egontlen, INC
elm breiter Weeresorm trenrtl
Siio. bon Roroomerita, ooS onrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16
Der Sbrun,ued)iel lit amrem6ars.

etus 2uremburg miro eeidrieber:
Der @~roBber5og @ilbelln @lerafs
oer bat infer fleines, a6er. ourd)
leirle iiberous itarf entlpidelte Snr
hultrie md1tiges uno reides @ono
nibt lanoe reaiert. Or mar Idon
franz uno bon einem i6meren
5dlaeanfad beriibrt, als er am
It. Monember 1905 Der NadfoIacr
ieines goters, bes @roBhersoas
MooIf T., oes i'm Sabre 1866 eHt.
tbronten Ser8ogs bon 9%taIiau, pur-
Be. &aum anoertbalb Sabre ipoter
mahte i'm elm 5meiter Shlaganfoa
totiahli1 reeierungsllnfabig. 90
lange er aber Die Sanb belueacn
fonnte> behalf iib Die lurembnrei,
Idle 5taatsregieruilg oamit, biele-
nigen Stoatsaften, Die nerfaiillngs-
eem1B init Der unteridrift oes
~2anbesberrn nerieben neroen mill
len, mad bem ShIoiie Sobenbnrg
i'm Gaunrs au ienoen, nc Die. erob.
bcr5ogIide 5amilie itanoig mobnte.
Der @roBber5oe bol5og bort me-
donild feline NamensunteridJrif.
cine BON Dem Sltbalt Der Dofumel-
tie 4enntnis 81 nebmen, oa er oas
Spred, Sor- uno Sebpernnogen
berloren bate. Qls oann Die fort
lhreiten6e 2abntuas oes 8orpers
auh bic @anoe erfaBte, mnBte mail
oonn CUR @iniekung elmer reaelred'e
ten Megentihaft fdreitem Die ieit
einigen Sabren III oel Sanoen
Ger @roBber3ogin Waria Mnna
rllbt. Ole GrbgroBber5oein Worie
Moelbeio, Die alteite Der iefs 8od)'
ter beg groBber5ogli1en Naaress
tuiro I'M SUM 1912 ibr adt5ebnteS
2~ebensiabr pollenoen un0 oanii.
Die eeieblihe @roBiabrigfeit errei-
den, bic tie naf) Der Iurembllrgi
iheu Berfoffung our ltebernabme
Ser Megierlaa bef1bigt.
gs 1T befonnt, oab Der g%egeniuare
tige @roBbersoe balo nad Ser 0es
lteieung beg luremburgiiden gbro-
mes burh leinen 8ater, BEN Ser.
sog Moolf bon Moiio1, cine fatboli-
ihe gri13eiiin arg Dem .Sauic
gourbon-8armo, oie iesige @roB-
heraoain Muria Mnna beiratete. Gas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16
@ennse6n @eiIen per eefuuSe

obne aonflift Rud ODER 9torung
lit sic gepoltige 9emeoungsidnel.
liefeit unIerer Groe ourd ben &cl.
tellraumt. 9ir italtnen iiber Dos
ltbrfuerf Der 0atur- geraoe iuie Ole
ieniael, meldc OF. Sings @eue Sc
benspiaen nebmel,. &eiu 2eibpef
fem lt~nbebagcli, genau bon Der 8ir'
fullg, pelde @efnnobeit uno @pl6e.
fin6en brinet. 25e bel allen @po.
tbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16

,uronia1 betont, IN Den lestelt
Sabrae6nteli BET ibren Sorlhuneel,
iiber oog 2ano Ole srobten Neilll-
tote er5telt, Dor Muem oer @ienel
Yrofeior 81. $. MiiQer unb Der
tefannte GoridJunesreiienoe gbuaro
@laier. Ourb MuIer, Der piele
Sunoerte iionrabiider SniGriftes
ent8iffert bat, gibt ms altarabien
&unoe bon ieiner 5tellung nno Dott
ieinen Maian5en als @roBmadf,
BON ieiuen alien @urgen uno @erg-
idloiiern. Ser 3eitrmalt, u6er ben
iid oie iIoarabiihen Snidriftets
eritrefem 1T iebr lang nno reidt
Big III has 2. Sabrtauieno b. STR.
snriid. Sdon Die Shrift oieier
Genfmaler lit merfmiiroig; Tie 5eiet
piele ge%riibrungen nit ieiter Der
pboni5iihen uno altelten bebraiiden
Sni6riften, Die Bis in oas 9. So6r-
bunoert b.. CIR. 5uriiduerfolgt mer-
oeu fam, uno moi aif Elm genlpirr,
jarnes Mutter-Mlp6abet 5urufgeht,
oos iid getrennt uno ielbltltanoig
tDeiterentpidelt 9ot; es lift 8ltGito-
Gcnidrift pom redts nod linfs
obne ge3eibnull9 Der 8ofale. I'M
ter Sen Snidriften befinoet iid)
auh Der Gert zines bodintereiiaf-
tell 8iinbnispertroges, ourh ben
Siioarabien nit nod brei onocren
Stoaten cine Quaorupel : @aiolla
i6loB. @abreno beutsntage oerors
tige 8ertrdse ourb ben uStaotsane
5eiger" perfiinoet meroet, grub man
in Mlt-Mrabten Sen @ortlulit nj
Stei1e elm, Die an b~epor5ngten Or
ten anfgeitellt muroen; nod bettc
1iuo Is oerartige @relnplare oes Ml-
Iian5pertraees befannt. Sn ibn
ipridt 4Iban. aonig bon gnba,
ieinen S6nsgott an: Cant oa-
fin, Dab @eianote uno Geihenfe
geibift bot an feline Herion Der So
mig BON MbeiipnielL @a6arat, oab
ct iih NIT i6nl perbriioere. llnb
es mnroe perfect bieie @erbriioe
rurte 5fpiihen oen Sabaern elmer
icits uno @aoorat ullo Der abeiipni.
id)en 3rieesmadt alloererieits. llno
iic- berpflidteten fid semeiniam gu
arieg ,no 5rieoen sesen icocn,
Der iid aegen iie erbebt in 5einh-
idaft, uao 6aB lid IN Mabrbeit
uno Sreue perbriioern iolen Gal.
din uto 3uroran uno Ilban nno
@aoarot, aIe miteinanoer. llno lie
oanfen oafiir, oaB perfect getporSen
lit lire 0erbriioerung nit Dem
aonig BON g(beiipnierL in gleiher
@eiie ME perfect gelpor0en Die Ser
briioerlng nit Saoa'il @bailan,
&onie bon 9aobramalt, Dor bieier
'@iomnng. llno gum Ganfe o..
fir, oaB unperiebrt se6lieben ale
SiirItem uno 9eerfIbrer, Die tie
5aeinanoer ols @eianoie ihidten
.3u @afier uno gu 2auoe uno als
@oben umo @eidenfe, Die iie Elm.
amber suianoten.~ Die Snidrift be-
tout fermer all Die @orteile, mel
dc oieie 9laian5 ge6radt bat, li:o
ersdblt meiter, mie iid Dor oielen
oie 5einoe geoemitist 6aben. Gas
Gonigreif 5aba mar olio oamols
ein mladtiger Stoat, Die 8ormad)t
elmer groBen a0ian5. 8ieie politl.
ide Maft berilbte nuf enormen
mirtifaftliden @eidtiimern. mcflr
aIs 1000 Sabre mar oas Sano i'm
9eiis oes Monopols fir ben 3rpi-
ifenbanoel bon Snoien na6 oeEl
Mittelmeer @ls bieies Monopol
an Mleranorien iiberging, ianf nas /
2ono nit ieinen mdrdenbaftert
Shdben mieoer our @iiite berab
I
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oas 5treifiie6er III anoern 2au@
bern niht gum Nusbrud fame nno
mo- es gum 4usbru6 eefommen tit.
idynen mieoer beri6ninoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16
Bur elm wroass .Gbinin,

Ntr eth BrpHtD btIltns
nas lit ons uDfltrenbe Hruntp .G6tnim,
Isbt auf bic nnferldrift BON q. %.
CIRQUE. sSn Der ganaen Belt gebrdrdlt
grf1ltuna III 1 9no au heileu. 25e.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05
THE LITTLE RED GOD
OF HOOD RIVER

"Apple Worship" an interesting
story by Randall r. Howard, appeared
in last weeks Country Gentleman
Mr.. Howard visited the valley during
the harvesting season this past fall
and toured the valley interviewing
growers in different communities. He
tells of his talks with Geo. |. Sargent,
0. T. Wedemeyer, Roy c. Brock, J. c.
Porter, +. l.. Smith and John A. Eng
lish. In an entertaining style he re-
lates the problems of growing and
selling that confront the orchardst.
The introduction of the story is as
follows
. There is no agricultural district of
the west, so far as ] can determine,
that takes itself more seriously than
does the little Hood River valley in
north-central Oregon. Perhaps that
is why somebody has thought to refer
to the valley as AN out-of-d doors horti-
cultural college Certain it is that the
apple growers of this community are
most serious Also they seem self
satisfied. And they are mixing brains
with their work. But, above all, Lhe
product of their work-the apple is
a sacred thing.
cat least these are my conclusions
after having talked with the growers. ="
He concludes his article with:
"The Hood River valley apple zone
is being pushed further and further
back. Some of the apple growers are
now within four or five miles of the
snow line on Mount Hood. pioneering
out the extreme limits where CONNER
cial apples will mature.
"Some of the pioneers of the valley
regard the planting of an apple tree as
a prayerfu act, and they count charac-
ter upbuilidng, health and conteutment
as normal results of the pursuit of the
red apple. The real estate men have
seconded the sentiment and capitalized
scenery along with the apple tree. 1t
is reported that a nation-famous evan
gelist has offered the owner of a small
orchard at the summit of a viwespot
fifty thousand dollars but the owner
valued his orchard and his scenery at a
hundred thousand.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05
ASSOCIATED AID
NEW INSTITUTION

At a recent meeting of the Woman's
club the matter of centraizing the
work of dispensing such charity as is
needed in Hood River was brought up,
and resulted in the formation of a
committee of seven representing the
various bodies of the city that take an
interest in such work.
The committee is composed of Mrs.
V. G Brock, chairman, Mrs. Alma
Howe, j. II. Fredricy, J.. r. Har-
greaves, Miss McLaren, Truman But
Ter, Treasurer, and X. +. Scott, secre.
tary.
The idea is to prevent duplication of
work, and to see that no case that de-
serves help goes unsided. Last year
the local Elks dispensed over 200
Christmas dinners and it was discov-
cred afterwards that in some cases
churches and individuals had covered
the same ground and several worthy
cases had been unattended.
1t is hoped to reach every case this
year where cheer might be given, by
having the secrtarys Office familiar
with the distribution.
Z 1t is requested that any individual
finding anything of this nature needing
attention report the matter to r. +.
Scott, secretary of the Commercial
club, by telephone No Ill. and he will
through the above committee. see that
assistance is given at once.
Records will be kept showing who
has charge of each case and a person
reporting one already having attention
can be satisfied that such is the case.
Anyone desiring to give contrbu-
tion to the work can leave it with
any member of the committee.
In the manner outlined above not
only will more cases be reached, but
they will also have better attention.
because OF less wasted effort.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05
RIVER ROAD
WORK DELAYED
A LACK OF FUNDS Is THE CAUSE
NultnOmah County viii Not Begin Work
on the Portland Hood River Road
Until Next Spring

Although it was planned last summer
l by the officials of Multnomah county
10 begin work on the Multnomah end of
| the Portland Hood River highway this
fall no funds we're available and the
work has been postponed until next
March or April. Hood River county
officials and Multnomah officials have
met together and decided TO cooperate
| 10 the work. Governor West AT that
| time agreed to loan state convicts for
| the work. The Multnomah county
court has been visited lately by several
/ delegations of good roads enthusiasts,
who are anxious to have the road built.
The last of these was composed of
Samuel Hill, of Maryhill, Wash. Ma
lor H. l.. Bobby, eX-highway commits
sioner of Washington, and Samuel c.
Lancaster, said to be an expert road
construction engineer. MIR. Lancaster
wants the superintend the construc-
ton of the highwayat the rate of
! 500 a mile. This would cost Multi
nomah county $1,000. He has the en-
dorsement of the Taxpayers League,
which has sent a letter to the county
court recommending his employment.
The passage at the election on No
vember of the act permitting county
and city prisoners to be worked on the
roads probably will make it unHeces-
sary for state convcts to be brought
to work on the road when the county
is ready to go ahead with construction.
In reply to a letter written him last
week relative to the Multnomah end of
the work, Philo holbrook, Multnomah
county's surveyor, says:
Your letter asking for information
concerning the Hood River road is at
hand. In regard to the surveys. In
1910 located Is miles between Bridal
Veil and Hood River county line, cross
sectioned, classified the material and
estimated the yardage. In lJii. two
miles of road were built east from
Bridal Veil, J am now making surveys
at Oneonta Gorge and east from Bon
neville to couny line.
"At Oneonta we expect to tunnel,
thus avoiding grade crossings. We
will have two short tunnels not to ex-
ceed l50 feet long. East from Bon
neville we expect to change the route
as first located, thereby getting a
much better grade, providing, however,
the change will be satisfactory to the
O.-W. r. & N.
''The maximum grade on the II
miles will not exceed seven per cent
and the road will be graded 20 fee
II wide.
The county court will spend a
least $50, 000 the coming year and with
in two years complete the Multnomal
end of the road. We expect to estab
lish two prison camps, 50 men each
County and city prisoners. The wOrl
will start as soon as the taxes ar,
available in March. The road will b,
pushed to completion.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05
BIDS SOON CALLED
FOR WATERW0RkS

All voting for the measure except
Councilman A. G. Staten, resolution
was adopted at the Monday night meet
ing of the city council to advertise for
bids on the municipal waterworks sys-
etm. The bonds, which were pur-
chased by We'll, Roth & Co., of Chi
cago, have been executed and the
money from them should be received
here by December Is. The bit of fric-
tion between Councilman Staten and
the rest of the body arose when the
former objected to the short period of
advertisement When the motion was
made that the bids should be advertised
for IS days he intetposed an amend
ment that it should be 30 days. The
amendment, however, was defeated.
Bids on the waterworks will be opened
on the evening of Dec. %.
Mayor f. 0. Blanchar stated that he
had heen of the same opinion as Coun-
Gilman Staten until he had made a
thorough investigation and had con-
ferred with Consulting Engineer f. A.
Taylor, of Portland, who had told him
that for all practical purposes the short
time advertisement was better than
the long one.
j. F. Batchelder submitted to the
council his usual remonstrance. This
time MIR. Batchelder is opposed to the
city building concrete curbs and gut
tiers on State street west of Tenth.
However, it was because of petition
from him that the work was done to
take care of water from Twelfth
street. Indeed, Mr.. Batchelder told
the city that unless the water was
cared for, he would hold the city re-
sponsible for damages done to his prop
erty on State street. The only remedy
was to construct the curbs in front of
his property and the cost will be as
sessed to the property. The matter
was referred to the judiciary commit
tee, the contract for the work having
already been let to John Zolls.
The street committee reported that
it was not demed advisable, because Of
the heavy expense, to make the petit
toned for improvements on the Ser
pentine way at the present time. How
ever, the street commissioner was in
structed to repair the street and make
turnouts for teams.
A petition for light at the corner
of Oak and Ninth streets was granted.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05
EXPOSITION STAMPS
READY JANUARY |

Panama Pacific International Exposi-
ton stamps will be ready for sale by
all the post Offices by January |, ac-
.ording to an order issued by the post
master general Postmasters are noti-
fed to make application Immediately.
They will be issued in sheets of sew
enty. The order describes the series
Of stamps as follows:
These stamps measure about three
fourths by one and one-sixteenth inch
es, the long dimensions being hori-
zontal. At the tor appear the words
"U. S. Postage" and "San Francisco,
1915" In the left-hand border is a
branch of laurel, and in the right-hand
border palm branch.
The one-cent stamp is green and in
the center appears within a circle a
bust Of Balboa, discoverer Of the Pac-
ific ocean, looking to the left and
wearing cuirass and helmet with a
plume.
The two-cent stamp is red. 1t repre-
ssnts the Gatun locks of the Panama
canal.
The fve-cent stamp is blue and pres
ents the Golden Gate Of San francisco
harbor, with the setting sun in the
background.
The ten-cent stamp is dark yellow.
The subject is ''Discole cry Of Sar
Francisco Bay"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05
PARCELS POST AFTER
JANUARY FIRST

After January / special stamps will
be required on all fourth class mail
matter, the new stamps being known
as the "Parcels Post" stamps. Post
master Hitchcock gives the following
series of rules which will govern the
parcels post:
The rules which will apply January
! when it will be possible to send
packages up to IL pounds through the
mails follow:
Parcels post stamps must be put on
all fourth class matter beginning jan
uary l. and that matter bearing ordi-
nary postage stamps will be treated
as "held for postage. "
Parcels will be mailable only at
postoffices, branch Offices lettered and
local named stations and such num-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05

bered stations as may be designated
by the postmaster.
All parcels must bear the return card
Of the sender; otherwise they will not
be accepted for mailing.
The parcels post rates are:
First Each ad E'ly'n
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05

The postoFiice department VIII IN
demnify shippers for all goods dam
aged or lost in the parcel pest.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05
CLUB ELECTION
MONDAY NIGHT

Next Monday night, December 9,
will be held the annual election of di-
rectors of the Commercial club.
Four directors are to be elected.
The election takes place on the annual
meeting night and it is hoped that at
least enough members will be present
to make an interesting affair, and to
hear the reports of the past year 5
work.
The election will be held the last
thing in the evening in order that
members having business at the city
council may attend and vote.
Too much has been left to the secre-
tary's office to accomplish without as
sistance. Several of the committees
have done very excellent work, but
much more could have been accom-
plished if the general run of members
had not left it for George to do.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05

Bazaar Christmas time is gift time.
Remember, the Unitarian Ladies ba-
zaar will be open all DAY Friday and
Saturday in the Sproat Bldg. just east
of the Franz Hardware store on Oak
street. The best of selections may be
found there-fancy work and Christmas
pastries, all at the most reasonable
prices.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05
For the many blessings bestowed
upon us during the past year. :.

Examine the following carefully predict that the ucky people Who
them will abundant for thanks this time nex year
o3 Acres highly improved dairy ranch Forest M e o. acres
in cultivation, ahed timber good bulldl So
with pigs, chickens Complete equipment farm %
wagons buggies horses, Level land on county road
mile from school church, electric railroad crosses corn
place Price $20O0O will exchange for good improved HOOD %
orchard Of about value.
20 Acres district about high class full bearngo
ehad balance and old Vey modern improvements
worth $500 including fine equipment of all stock and tools Pn
$4,000 Will trade equity $4,000 Balance long time on easy terms
What Have You to Offer?
40 Acres in fine district East Sde main county road close
railroad station, school, 80 in orchard, ii
bearing balance and years old Fair buildings good complete
equipment nedng team, etc Price $3.50 Terms $oV cash
balance l9 years at 8 cent.
@. Y. EDWARDS & CO., Agnts,
HOOD RIVER OREGON
FRUIT LANDS AND ORCHARDS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-05

Rev. o. H. Perry. superintendent of
The Dalles district of the methodist
Episcopal church, will have charge of
the Epworth League services of the
local Methodist church next Sunday
evening. All young folks of the city
are cordially invited to attend.