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NORTHWEST LEAGUE
TACOMA. July 2O--Daye Kraft used his head
more than he did his arm this afternoon, and de-
feated Tacoma. 3 to g Score

Total SO 2 927 IL
Crisp batted for McMulin in ninth inning.
Keller batted for Kaufman in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Spokane .....O o o O-9
Tacoma ..........0 0 0 0 o.
SUMMARY
Errors-Fftzsimmons. Holderman, McMulltn
Stolen base-Hensling Double plays-Fries to
Holdetman: Hensling TO HARRISON to Holderman.
Two base hits-Yohe McMurdo. Three base hit
Kaufman. Sacrifice hits-Harris, Papa. Lynch.
Struck out-By Kraft 2. by Kaufman 5. First
base on called balls-On kaufman g. Time OF
game hour and 40 minutes Umpire-Ostdiek.
SEATTLE 4, PORTLAND
SEATTLE. July 20.-Timely hitting. base
on balls and Peters error enabled Seattle to
beat Portland to s. today. Both Callahan
and Dell pitched good ball Score:
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Woman Driver Breaks
Coast Record
Especial Dispatch to The Call)

SAN JOSE. July 2o.-Mrs. Ralph
Simons, driving Red Rose to sulky in
2:251z today at the San Jose Driving
park track. set record for women
DRIVERS. not only for the track, but, it
is believed, for the coast
Red Roses time with Mrs. Simons at
the reins was within 2n seconds of
the mares best time piloted by pro-
1esslonals in the grand circuit races
two years ago.
Mrs. George Landers and Mrs. James
Ferri were other women competitors
Tor driving honors and the matinee
program was ono of the most attract
I've ever seen here. The woman drove
their own horses, but each for the
nrst time in a match race
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New England Champion
Fights to Draw

HELENA, Mont, July 20.-Danny
o Brien of Portland and Joe Phillips
of Providence, r. l., lightweight cham
pion of New England, went Il rounds
to draw in bout staged here to-
night by the Capital City Athletic club.
kid" Gleason of Helena got the de-
cision over Yankee" Allen of Salt Lake
In the ak round lightweight bout.
Several women were present
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Bobby Waugh Defeats
lack Redmond

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, July 2o-Bobby
Waugh of Fort Worth, Tex, won from
Jack Redmond of Milwaukee here this
afternoon in the tenth round OF a
scheduled Is round bout. The Milwau-
kee boxers seconds threw towel into
the ring to prevent a knockout.
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OAKS AND WOLVES SPLIT THE SERIES EVENLY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO, July 20.-Pitcher Boehling was in
fine form and had the Chicago team. guessins
today Washington winning the opening game
Of the series, to L. White started to pitch
for the locals, and ineffective In the pinches
smith replaced him and pitched hne game
not allowing q hit. 1t was Boeh1ing's tenth
straight win. The score:
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SUMMARY

Pitchers record-2 runs and s hits OF Ables
in innings; / and hits of Klawitter
taken out in seventh with two and outs;
credit victory TO Stroud. charge defeat TO Lob
man. Two base hits-Cook Moran f2) Ables
Guest. Sacrifice hits-Schirm, Bliss. Stolen
bsse-Vsn Buren. First base called balls-On
Klawtter ?. of Ables 4. off Lohman /. Struck
out-By Ables e. Hit by pitched bal-Tennant
by Ables- Double plays-klawitter TO Bliss to
Tenant; Zacher to Cock; Kenworthy to Young
70 Tenant Passed bali-Rohrer. Left on bases
Sacramento IA, Oakland 8. Earned runs-Oak-
land OF Klawitter. Time OF game hours
Umpires-Finney and Phyle.
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PHILADELPHIA 9, ST. LOUIS o


Errors-Pratt, Austin, Lavan. Agnew, Baker
Two base hits-Shotten. Lavan. Murphy, Barry
Walsh. Hits-On Leyerenz, IA 10 innings. none
out In the ninth; on Allison. ] in inning Stolen
bases-Shotten, McInnis. Double plays-Austin
st. Louis s. Philadelphia I. First base on called
balls-Of Plank 2. OF Leverenz 4. Struck out
BY Plank 8, by Leverenz 5. Passed ball-Arpew
Time OF game hours and 25 minutes. Um-
pires-Evans and Sheridan
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee IL, Louisville 1.
First Minneapolis s, Columbus g.
Second game-Minneapolis 4, Columbus I.
First game-St. Paul q. Indianapolis g.
Second game-St. Paul 2, indianapolis I.
First game-Toledo 3, Kansas City L.
Second game-kansas City 6, Toledo 16.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Denver 6. Topeka IA.
Sioux City -, ST. Joseph 5.
Omaha /. Des Moines 8.
Lincoln IL, Wichita i.
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Schmidt batted for Thomas In eighth.
Cartwright batted for McArdle in ninth.
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Thomas 3, by Higginbotham g.
First base called balls-0h Thomas 2. Two
base hit-Lober. Double plays-Rodgers TO Kores
to Speas. Stolen bases-Mundorn (2), Johnston,
Speas. Lober Sacrifice hit-Kores. Innings
pitched-By Thomas Z. runs 2, hits 8. Charge
defeat to Thomas Time OF game hour and
so minutes Umpires-Held and Mccarthy.
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SUMMARY
e base hit-Hallinan.

Three base hit-Hallinan. Two base hits
Moran, Van Bursn. Stolen bases-Leard CD.
Zacher. Sacrifice 6y-Kaylor. First base or
called balls-Of Lively 5, OF Killilay 2. Struck
out-By Lively 4, by Killilay 2. Hit by pitcher
Ness, Leard. Left bases-Sacramento q
Oakland Z. Earned runs-Sacramento ]. Passed
balls-Rohrer. Cheek Wild pitch-Liveiy. Time
of game-1 hour and 45 minutes. Umplres-
Phyle and Finney
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BOSTON 2 CLEVELAND 1
SUMMARY

Errors-Lewis, Chapman. Two base hits
Carrigan, Gardner. Jackson, Lajoie. Three base
hit-Engie Sacrifice hits-Engle, Chapman,
Birmingham. Mitchell. Sacrifice hy-Speaker
Stolen base-Lajoie. Double play-O'NeiIl to
Balk-Coins. First base on called balls-OR
Mitchell 1. Struck out-By Collins 4. Mitchell s.
Time Of game hour and so minutes. Cmpires
-Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
PHILADELPHIA 9, ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. July 2O.-Plank pitched wonderful
ball this afternoon, while his team mates hit
Leverenz when hits meant runs, Philadelphia
winning from ST. Louis. to O. Allison re-
lieved Leverenz in the final inning, after Phila-
delphia had scored three runs. The score:
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SUMMARY

Errors-Brashear (2), Koestner. Base hits
On Slagle and runs in innings. Charge de-
feat to Slagle Two base hits-Litschi, Bayless.
Stolen bases-Maggart. sSlagle. Litschi. Sacrifice
kits-Byrnes Hosp. First base called balls
On SiaRle 3. of Koestner 1, OF Jackson 1.
Struck out-By Koestner 8. by Jackson 1. Wild
pftch-Slagle. Hit by pitched ball-Carlisle
by Slagle. Umpires-Guthrie and Bush Time
OF game hour and 80 minutes.
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UNION ASSOCIATION

Misseuls 4, Ogden Z.
First game-SaIt Lake z. Butte 6.
Second game-Salt Lake 4. Butte Q.
Great Falls l. Helena :.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Maggert. Two base hit-Ichn-
son. Stolen bases-Moore. Bayless. Hosp. Sacrf-
ice hit-Hitt. First base on called balls-On
Perritt 4, OF Hit 2. Struck out-By Perritt g.
by Hit 5. Double pays-Hosp to Mcdonnell;
Goodwin to Page to Moore; Page to Moore. Um-
pires-Bush and Guthrie. Time of game hour
and so minutes
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SOUTHERN CAL. LEAGUE

First game-Lnng Beach 10, San Diego 2
Second game-San Diego 10. Long Beach q
Firrt game-Santa Barbara 8, San Bernar-
dino 8.
Second gsms-San Bsrnardino .. santa Bar.
haxa g.
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

STOCKTON July 2O-The watsonville slug
gers came back with an easy victory over the
home team this afternoon. hitting the ball
hard Score:
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SUMMARY ]

Errors-Bankhead. Nagle. Pierce. Harmuth
Callan. Home runs-DriscolI. Two base hits
Wheeler, Abbott. Struck out-By Pope 8. by
Harkins 6. First base called balls-O6 Pope
2. of Harkins 1. Hit by pltcher-Stewart, Har-
muth. Left on bsses-San Jose Q. Fresno T.
Earned runs-San Jose /, Fresno 3. Sacrifice
hits-Smith. Sacrifice dy-Honman, Pope. Stolen
bases-Drscoll. Time of game-1 hour and so
minutes. Umpire-Knell.
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TRISTATE LEAGUE

Waiia Wal1a Is, Pendletou 4. -><s2.
North Yakima 8, Bose :.
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Total. 80 l D q II
Bodie batted for Kuhn in third.
LANCE batted for White In ffth-
Schalk batted for Easterly in seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Washington ........1 o 8 o %
Chicago ...........0 0 o 0-1
SUMMARY
Errors--McBride, Chase (2l. Kuhn, Weaver
White Two base hit-Chappele. Home run
Moelfer. Pitchers record-5 hits on White In
innings; no hits OF Smith in innings. Sac
rince hft-Henry. Stolen bases-Boehling. Nor
gan. Double play-McBride to Morgan to Can
dill Left on bases-Washington 4. Chicago .:
Balk-White. First base called balls-oh
White 4. or Boehling I. Struck out-By Boeh-
ling 8, by White .. by Smith 4. Time OF game
hours Umpires-ESau and Dineen.
NEW YORK 10, DETROIT
DETROIT, Mich. July 20.-A heavy rain be-
gan at the end of the frst inning today. and
when play was resumed after more than an
hours interruption the diamond was ankle deep
in mud. The game became'a farce. Detroit play
ing the comedy roles, and New York won, 10 to
8. Bauman made his temperance in the major
league. playing second for Detroit in place OF
Witt, who Is i'll. The
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Montgomery. l. 1laskviIle o.
Memphis o, Chattsnooga =.
Mobile I. Birm1ngham o.
Eews oslea0o 1-Atlants -
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Errors-Cree. warhop, Bauman, Mckee, Mori-
arity.. House, Wiliett t2D. Two base hits
base hit-Crawford. Pitchers record--7 hits or
Hall in innings; hits OF House In innings;
hits of Willett in 8 innings. Sacrifice hits
Wolter. Peckinpaugh. Hartzel. Stolen base
Hnrtzel. Double plays-Midkin to Knight;
Knight to Peckinpaugh; Cobb to Bush. Balk-
Willett. First base called halls-Of Warhop
Z; on Hall 2: of House l.. Hit BY pitchers
Gamer by Warhop, Wolter by Hall. Daniels by
House. Gossett by Wilett. Struck out-by
Warhop 2. by Hall .. Wild pftch-Hall. Time
of game hour ard 40 minutes. Umpires-
Ferguson and Connolly.
BOSTON 2, CLEVELAND l
CLEVELAND, o.. July 20-Cleveland lost the
first game OF the series to Boston today 2 to J..
Boston scored the winning in the ninth in
ming when Chapman furnbled Collins easy
grounder. N.S1ager Birmingham Of Cleveland
returned to game after absence of almost
two months because Of q broken bone In his foot.
IIao.
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SUMMARY Y

Errors-Shaw Jackson Peters. Melchior. Two
base hits-Dell. Cadman. Home runs-killilay,
Bancroft. Melchior, Callahan. Sacrifice hits
MohIer, Coltrin. Stolen bases-Jackson. Kililay,
Mohler. Williams. Struck out-By Dell Z, by
Callaghan g. First base called balls-Of Dell
I. off Callahan 3. Wild pitches-Dell, Callahan.
Double plays-Raymond to Jackson: Kfllilay to
Raymond Time OF game-1 hour and ~ min
utes Umpire-Casey.
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Sacramento 3, Oakland 2.
Oakland 9. Sacramento 1.
Venice 9, Los Angeles z.
Venice 8, Los Angeles 2.
Portland 2. San Francisco 4.
GAMES TOMORROW
Oakland-Venice at San Fran
cisco.
San Francisco at Los Angeles.
Portland at Sacramento.
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Total ...36 TO ~ 10 Total ...31 II -
Pitman batted for Jones in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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SUMMARY

Errors-williams Boeckel, wlhoit Stolen
bases-Schmdt. Butler, Thomas, Simpson. Three
base hits-Willams. Hewitt. First base on
called balls-On Killiiay 2. Struck out-By
Jones 8. Double plays-McCIelland (unassistedl;
Esola to Derereaux. Left on bases-WatsonviiIe
8. Stockton 4. First base errors-Watson-
Vile l. Hit by pitcher-Devereaux. Time Of
game hour and 46 minutes. Umpire
Cheshire.
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Total. .35 3 8 "a 10

Pierce replaced Harmuth in seventh.
Harmuth replaced Nagle in seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS
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FRESNO :, SAN JOSE 8

| FRESNO. July 2O.-Fresno practically broke
up the GO me this afternoon by getting four runs
| on Pope in the second inning. The
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-04-03
PINE GROVE.

Rev. Carson gave a good sermon Sun
day morning well sprinkled with tenn
perance truths.
The W. c. 7. U. will hold mothers
meeting at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Lage Thursday afternoon of this week.
The Sunaower class held their
monthly social meeting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Laraway Tuesday
evening. Grace and Evelyn Turney
were hostesses.
Scarlet fever and whooping cough
are in the neighborhood but good care
is used to prevent spreading.
A. |. Mason went to Portland the
early part of the week on business
trip.
Mrs. j. d. McCully and daughter are
spending a week in Portland.
Miss Anna Godberson went to Mosier
Friday evening returning Sunday sf-
ternoon. The funeral Of w. G. Ehrck
was held at the church Sunday after
noon. lnterment was in the Pine Grove
cemetery.
Inc The Amlcus club Will meet with
Mrs. Isaac Jefries this week. Elec-
tion of officers will be held.
The Grange play has been postponed
until next week.
The Salter Trio was we'll received at
Grange hall Saturday evening. The
violin exercises were exceptionally fine.
Jessie Wells was married in Portland
last week to Joseph Cozad They will
live in that city.
In addition to the regular song SER
vice Sunday morning the congregation
enjoyed solo by Mrs. j. E. Andrews
with Mrs. W, G. Keck at the organ.
Mrs. Andrews sang, No Night There. :"
Elsie Wells, who is teaching near
Fir. goes to and from her school on a
pony. a distance of about IL miles when
the return tfip Is made. The altitude
which she is obliged to reach is about
1900 feet.
The government rain guage regis
tered nearly one and one-half inches
rain fall last Saturday.
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-04-03
VAN HORN

Mrs. ]. D. MeCuly and Miss Eula
went to Portland. last week, guests at
some social functions. They expect TO
return this week.
Mrs. F. E. Deem came up from Port
land on Tuesday Of last week TO pack
her household goods for shipment. She
returned Thursday afternoon.
Miss Anna GodbeTson spent the week
end with her parents at Mosler.
Howard Bsekman entertained his
friends at his home on March 20.
Games kent the children busy until it
was time to start home IN order 10
reach there before dark.
The funeral of William Ehrck, of
Odell, was held at the church on Snn-
day Afternoon, March 80, at two
o o'clock. Rev. Shelley. Of Odell, had
charge of the service.
Prof. CT. Lewis, head Of the depart
ment of horticulture at 0. A. C., was
in the valley last week. As a result of
his lectures given here some six weeks
ago on the subject Of cover crops,
shade crops. fertilizers, etc, he inter-
ested several orchardists in this mat
ter. They applied to him for sugges-
tions for their Individual needs so he
visited various ranches in order to
study the conditions and furnish the
assistance desired.
A good two.inch rain fell here the
last of the week.
The Sunfower class of the Sunday
school held their monthly social meet
ing at the P. B. Laraway home on
Tuesday evening April /. The Misses
Turney were the h0stesses.
Church notices: Sunday school at 10
a. m. Preaching at II a. m. There
will be no evening service.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-04-03
FRANKTON.

Items this week are scareer than the
proverbial hens teeth. We have bot
hered our neighbours, 'rubbered" at
the telephone, gone through the alma
nae, looked up the apple market report
from picking time last fall I'D 10 the
present and found but little that we
thought would look good in print, es-
pecially what we found in the apple
market report.
A petition was signed by all the pu-
Flls IN Frankton school last week ask
ing the authorities in Washington to
nave the battleship Oregon be selected
TO lead the procession through the Pan
anna canal.
Mrs. j. R. Nickelsen, of Alderbrook
ranch, was on the sick list the first of
last week.
j. w. Pullen and wife, from the East
Side, and brother Of Mr.. Pullen, and
wife, from some place in the eastern
states. visited Sunday with relatives
and friends here.
The county commissioners were out
looking over our roads last week.
Prof. Stubs and the two upper
rooms of the high school went to Hood
River to hear Booker T. Washington
lecture.
Ex-State Superintendent Alderman
and Ackerman will be at Oak Grove
April IL at the dedication of their fine
school house. Mr.. Aekerman will at
tend the commencement exercises at
Frankton in May.
Steve Eby. of Belmont, packed ap-
Piles at Clifton Friday for NJ. X. Noble.
Mrs. W. 7 Price has been confined to
sick bed for the past week. At this
writing she is no better.
Prof. J. E. Stubs went to his home
at Gresham for the week end.
The Four Leaf Glover club meeting
last week at the home of Mrs. Elmer
lsenberg was not so we'll attended as
usual on account of the bad roads and
rain, and several of the members were
on the sick list. The next meeting will
be at Clifton, with Mrs. M. R. Noble,
April 10.
Gardening in this neighborhood has
been indefinitely postponed. Those
people along the state road got the
start of us, but if this weather keeps
getting no better we will try and start
with them next time.
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OAK GROVE

Mrs. G. A. MCurdy returned to the
ranch Monday after spending the win
ter in town. Her daughters, Misses
Ellen and Alice remained in Hood Riv-
er to finish the school year.
Mrs. Laura DeWeese, of Portland
spent the week end at the w. F. An
drews home.
E. s. Hay, who has located his saw
mill on the Sutton road, has started
wor k and expects to do good business
during the season.
j. c. Bowman has returned from
Portland to attend to his ranch here.
Miss Flora Wilson has resigned as
teacher in the Oak Grove school, and
one to Hood River, where she has ac-
cepted position in the postoffice. The
vacancy in the teaching force is being
filed by Miss Anderson.
Mr.. Fred Lisco, who has been spend
ing the winter in Portland, has re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Goodenough and
daughter, Priscilla, leave this week for
Spokane, Mr. Goodenough having TAX
en- charge of paper mill there. Their
son, William, will take charge of their
Hood River ranch. Miss Blanche Good
enough will return from the east to
keep house for the brother.
A short program was rendered Friday
afternoon by pupils from Miss Stan
tons and Miss Wilson's rooms. The
program was prepared by Dorcas De-
Witt and Hilja Hukari, and was as
follows: Song by school; dairy maid s
drill, eight girls; recitation, William
Schlief; love song, Hilja Annala; reci-
tation, Grace Reed; dialogue, "The
Trials Of Teacher" Alberta Sutton
and John Annala; some queer excuses
to teachers, Paul Lancaster; boat song,
chorus girls.
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BELMONT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lindaes terminated
their visit at the homes of Peter Mel.
son and Mrs. Jacobs and left for their
home at Silverton. Ore, on Friday.
c. f. McAllister, of Waverly, Iowa,
who has been visiting E. E. Doane and
family, left Wednesday for Portland to
visit there few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Whitley and little
daughter spent the week end at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Doane, returning to their home at Dee
Monday.
Mrs W. H. Austin and two children
returned from their visit to Iowa Fri
day, coming out to Belmont to spend a
few days with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Jones.
The Four Leaf Glover club met with
Mrs Elmer lsenberg Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Jones and Mrs. Milton
Downing and daughters were callers
Wednesday at the Somerville and Bla-
lock homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland, of
Portland, visited their sons, Carroll and
Victor, and families, Sunday and Mon
day, leaving for home Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayberry and family
have moved to the Harry Hackett ranch
on Methodist Lane.
Howard Hodges, of Culver. Greg,
has returned to our neighborhood for the
summer.
We expect soon to hear the tinkle of
wedding bells in Belmont, the young
ladies Of our community are beginning
to get very scarce.
Mrs. viii Chubb returned Thursday
from Eight Mile, Oregon. where she
has been teaching. her school being
closed as all the pupils had whooping
1uOgh and tonsilitis.
Mrs. J. Z. Forden and three children
have returned from Portland.
Mrs. VIII Davis was surprised Sum-
Jay to see MIR. Morgan, a friend from
Der old home in Maryland who is tour
ing the coast looking for location,
and to visit awhile.
MIR. Farrell and family were guests
Sunday of Mr.. Forrey and family.
Mrs. NJ. p. Isenberg. Howard. Lena
and Miss Marian Wallace were dinner
guests Of her son. Marsh, and wife
Sunday.
Mrs S. W. Arnold, of Hood River,
visited her mother, Mrs. M. ?. lsen-
2eyg Sunday afternoon.
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MOUNT HOOD.

Mr.. Mink returned from Eugene Fri
day.
Chas. Shaw spent Sunday in Port
land, A. Jorden taking charge of the
postotiice during his absence.
Remember the entertainment at the
Mount Hood hall April 4. A drama in
one act and play by the Mount Hood
school children. Free lunch. Come
everyone.
Mrs. o. A. Everson and daughter,
Anelory, came up Tuesday from Hood
River. They expect to stay in the
Upper Valley this summer.
The rain has ceased. Everyone is
glad. as it began to look as though
there would be danger of washouts
along the river.
Many of the Upper Valley people are
contributing to the filling of car of
potatoes and apples to be sent to the
flood sufferers i'll the east.
Services at the Mount Hood church
next Sunday, evening.
Although it was stormy day there
was crowd out at the Mount Hood
library Saturday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Pope and Miss
Richie Ware left Tuesday for Walla
Walla, Wash. While we are sorry to
have them leave We wish them every
happiness in their new home.
Lime and sulphur Spray-Place your
order early. Kelly Bros. m6tf
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BARRETT.

The McCabe family left Wednesday
for their new home in Lentz.
Miss Coleman has been suffering with
an infected tooth.
Ernest Smith left Tuesday for New
Mexico. He will be greatly missed.
Mrs Mary Pferdner has returned
from a visit in Portland.
Mrs b. +. Wright gave a birthday
party Friday night in honor of Miss
Gladys Reavis The following were
present: Misses Reavis, Gibbons
Boyce, Shoemaker and Messrs. Gih-
bons, Hal and Marion Nesbit. Samuel
and Shoemaker and Mrs Williams.
E. w. Birge returned Saturday from
Portland, where he purchased q Buick
runabout.
An old time concert will be given NJ
the Christian church Friday NIGHT
April 4. The program will consist If
instrumental duets and solos. vocal so.
los, duets and Quartets and old time
recitations. This promises to be yery
interesting and profitable entertain.
ment and it is hoped that there will be-
a large attendance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-04-03
VALLEY CRI ST

s. McC0nn has returned after spend
ing the winter in Portland.
j. +. Thompson was business caller
i'm Hood River Monday.
Miss Hoover, who has been in Port
land for some time. has returned and is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Henry
Hsr5man.
MIR Peironnet entertained a number
Of friends for dinner Sunday.
T. B. Thomas, who has been working
IN Hood River, spent few days on bis
ranch tae past week.
Henry Hardman has left for an ex-
tended trip through Canada.
Joseph Erwin has returned to the
Upper Valley after spending the winter
on the lower Columbia.
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