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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
OREGON MAY EXPECT
GREAT FAIR RETURNS

Oregon will get back the money
she has spent on her exhibits at the San
Francisco exposition, says II. c. Las
sen, representative of the Bean
Sprayer Co., who was here yesterday
visiting d. Mcdonald. "Your displays
are well arranged, and great credit
must be given Mr.. Ravlin and your
other representatives. Mr. Rayln can
not be praised to highly for what / e
has done.
spent three months at the fair, and
am well acquainted with all coast fruit
"
Mr.. Lassen says that California can
not expect to get back the enormous
sums of money she has spent on the
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23

In old newspapers the advertise,
ments make interesting reading Here
is one from the London Chronicle OF
1885: Run Away.-Whereas Thomas
Williams, Apprentice to John Clark Of
Queensborough, IN the County Of Kent,
dredgerman, has run away from his
said masters service and not been
heard Of these three years, If the said
Thomas Williams will return to his
masters service within three months
after the date of this advertisement he
will be kindly received. and whoever
harbours him after this notice viii be
prosecuted as the law directs"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
Cold Doesn't Always Contract.

Oolu Doesnt Always contract
There are many ways Of demonstrate
ing the fnllacy OF the assertion that
heat expands, cold contracts" When
water (other liquids as well freezes to
ice It increases In bulk Sometimes IL
IL said, however. that the volume of
the sum OF the Ice crystals alone is no
greater than that of the original liquid,
but that the crystals of ice do not lit
In well together and leave spaces he
tween them which account for the ap-
parent increase in volume.
Molten metals. as rule, contract
upon solidihcatlon, which is nothing
but freezing. Some alloys. on the other
hand, expand when solidhed Type
metal, which Is composed chiefly OF
lead and antimony, Is such an alloy.
This propensity is of particular advan-
tage in this case because 1t causes the
metal in solidIfying to OIL up every
tiny corner and hair space In the ma.
trix.-New York World.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
WEDDINGS
Campbell -0xbOrrOw

In the presence of friends and rea-
tives the wedding of John l.. Camp
bell, of Madras, and Miss Ella Eliza
beth Oxborrow, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. S. G. OXborrow, was soemnized
yesterday afternoon at st. Mark S
church, Rev. A. f. Macnamara ofIici-
ating. Will Mcclure was Mr.. Camp
bells best man. Miss Louise Forey
was bridesmaid, The church was
beautifully decorated with white cut
flowers.
Immediately after the ceremony MIR.
and Mrs. Campbell were served we'd
ding luncheon at the rectory. Amid a
shower of rice they left on the local
yesterday afternoon for a honeymoon
trip in Portland. They will make
their home in Madras.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
The DalleS Has Bad Fire

Fire in the Masonic building at The
Dalles yesterday threatened the busl-
ness portion of the city. Calls were
made on the local fire department, and
apparatus and men were ready to take
the eastbound Pendlcton express at
1890. However. the department of the
neghboring city gained control Of the
flames just before train time and a tel
ephone message was sent telling the
local boys that they were not needed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
FIVE BOX SHOW
AT PANAMA FAIR

An apple contest that is now Great
ing widespread interest throughout the
northwest is that of a five box show at
the Panama-Pacitic exposition. 1t will
he nation wide. w. n. Jones, of the
Franz Hardware Co., received a copy
of Walla WalIa paper, in which the
proposed show is widely exploited in
that district.
The fruit must be in place by No
vember 6, at 6 p. m. Entries must be
received at the fair by November !,
n
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
Complaint Made Against Stark

Having submitted a complaint, citing
ST separate charges. J. II. Hazlett, of
the local bar, has asked the grievance
committee of the State Bar Association
to investigate the conduct of S. W.
Stark, local attorney. Mr.. Hazlett
in his complaint declares that on mum
erous occasions the conduct of Mr..
Stark has been unbecoming an attor-
ney. and his disbarment is asked for.
The grievance committee will hold
its investigation tomorrow. and num-
ber of attorneys have been asked to
appear at the session,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
kaSer Makes improvements

l.. II. Kaser, who recently purchased
the Parker cafe, has just completed an
addition to his Oak stleet place of bus
mess. A commodious kitchen has been
built, a large range has been installed
and now the patrons of sths popular
eating place are able to secure steaks
and chops in addition to other items on
the menu. A splendid MONDAY special
is attracting new customers.
This feature will fill long felt need
in the city and Mr.. Kaser, who comes
here from Portland. will no doubt in
crease the customers of the cafe and
restaurant.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
Steamer Line Plans Fruit Service

Harold j. Ni,lsen, of the East Asiatic
Co, Ltd. was here from Copenhagen
yesterday to see the Hood River valley.
Mr.. Nielsen, who was shown the dis
trict by Kenneth Mckay, states that
his company, which operates a line of
boats direct from Copenhagen to the
Pacific coast, will inaugurate a refrig-
orator service next year. The boats
will call at Astoria.
Mr. Nielsen was accompanied by W.
o. Harter, a lumberman, of London,
who is on the coast to investigate the
fir and pine business.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
Airinu Mattresses.

If you have a fat roof take every
mattress In the house up there once
week and leave them In the hot sun
fsCsevera hours. They win then be
fluffy and Sweet smelling. 1t would be
well for the pillows and bedding to re-
ceive the same treatment
mattress will be easier TO handle
II straps are attached to the sides, and
for this purpose pieces of old suspend.
ers are very satisfactory, or strips made
from bed ticking. Sew the straps or
handles on drmly, two on each side,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
Exhibits for Land Show Wanted

Secteary Scott is being called upon
by the manufacturers and Land Prod.
ucts show to make an exhibit, and as
this will require Hood River apples,
growers who wish to help make an ex-
hibit there are urgently requested to
get in touch with him at once. Please
do not DELAY.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23

Hokus-Flubdub has been mixed up
in lot of shady financial transactions,
and yet he is never caught Pokus-
That's just like Flubdub. remember
when we were boys and tin can was
to be tied to a dogs tail Flubdub was
always the fellow who held the dog
Life,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
THIEF GETS c. R.
BONES SPRAY ENGINE

A record theft was made from c. r.
Bones Paradise acres west of the city
the first of the week. Someone stole
the engine out of Mr.. Bones spray
machine.
1T must have taken the thief all
night to have removed the gasoline en-
gine," says Mr.. Bone.
At the same time a set of harness
valued at S25 was taken. Last year
Mr.. Bone lost milk several nights,
thieves entering his barn and milking
his cows
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
Plumbing Company Moves

The Hood River Plumbing Co., which
has taken over the shop of RID. Gould.
began removing from its old quarters
in the Bell block to the Gould shop on
Oak street yesterday. The Hood River
Plumbing Co. is composed of F. b.,
Snyder and B. B. Powell
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
From Underwood

If Thistledown would confne himself
to news instead of indulging in plati-
tudes and soothsayings in addition to
bringing his own troubles and griev-
ances into print, his writings would be
much more appreciated by your readers
in the Underwood district.
A Subscriber.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23

For Rubber Stamps, Pads and Ink,
call at the this office. Prompt SER
vice and workmanship guaranteed.
Children's exhibits transported free
to the Oregon State Fair, Salem, Sept.
27 to Oct. 2. $50
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23

Lady with comfortable home, close in
wishes TO meet another willing to share
expenses. C0mpanionship desired. The
Glacier. $50
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GOAT BENNETT
POSES As AUTHOR


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Material Conditions Ee-eaIed

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sse With bird s-eys cFsz--szs the mar
TsIorz natural EezZtb Of the Ec-zz-
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20 make as much real progress during
1915 as 81 has during the rzEz eGz-1e-
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Dependent farmer or Ten
aats IN DEBT Transformed
fnto independent Farm
OUaers OUT of Dcbfg
Dust VIA 70 Do

Dust WE2s 70 Do
Reform tine Eys-sn Ct barter. when
holds n s-5ieetiou both landlord ant
tenant merchant and 5azEA-- Poai
your Cash, Credits and Cooperation
through = systsl that VIII promote
thrift pay debts and usnzto-l poor
szral-z into rich ysomz1-y
Ozs trouble Il many sections e .ae
6l15CCItT Of Obtaining sacr--,ern OF
SEASONAL LozCs gpon reasonable terms,
WITH which the farmer nay finance tie
years operations upon -hs economical
aaSzs Of ESor cash lavmsnts IN place
81 the present costly systeEc ct buying
On lozg tine
A-oChe- trouble 3 The absence Of
means fer pLzrslg Eorg-tE-n ioa-s
secured hg .arE --.o-rzagsz- II Ezy
that shau be economical 70 the boz
rose- bat attractive 20 TIE lender By
the plan 7 15vorz-e, each $500 OF
s1ch Eorz-ts-u Mortgages nay be
Eip@t CIT, 5o.h E-tsrs- and PRINCIPAL
IL fill. by The payme1. Of Only Ss5
e-cry six Ezonrtss to- % years, This
ss@Cs Incredible. b-s IL IL gto-io1s,y
trUs. ard wholly tezg5Ie
To begin With, each legislature
should 60 these things forthwith:
Lsnd TEdes
Z Coti-T. stnofT and tn1-oT. .1s
land Ea-z. Provide z -etaod OF tstfs
taE1-z - ART transfer that shau De
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without great expense % ownsrz. boy
rows-s ar lenders
Cooperative Farm Finance
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sEzzrce E1tsr E-zts zE- Is Par One
enables tae c=epgs Of most nodes
means g have ttssr own Iit-ss neigh
1o-aco5 na-ks f1 which 80 gather
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r-e--s az INV rates % interest Tzis
stznSzrt bs3. wish EEEgss1lo-E sc- &C.
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be rnz1f&G free Of oog1 70 zry 2erzo-
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Cors with ne Up 10 Ehs nights from
whence together we nay see clearly
Eae E25rI.EaI and material conditions
.ozt ncE prevaiE araors tA-us-z- cay
SPIRITUAL Srs+- because the spirit 81
re vital thing u the spirit sg1tcZeGe.n
erouga 20 transform thought 1Zto~2c-
-L1a, r-z -eszIL & great deeds that
staI e15Ers Whereas, IL ozs Zs-siT
--z-5r@a vain things and fails 20 2-zc-
Eca what re breaches & eTz-letl Er-la-
But EcoE 6ssrEy frEo these millions
f Ear-erzs EnEzczI See low ezgz- they
z-e 20 EzEEEE-u-s e5ets-t action for
=-Cty -zEz. Observe eye-yT1sre tie
EzzzEs 20 Eo-E cut .ro1n LAST mistakes
o profit BIZ eIPeEIela>s. g C-il1zz zzc-e
ally tas central vests resources q
Nature zlE az peoE3s- No-s LoE sTs-y
ace 5s toward tae future. every eye
light Nth hop@. every E1E fred ~
ZeEe-1i-zttc1. sTe-y mind sr-u II tF-s
-&i+a thar tie bEEt Is yet % BE- zo- Ere
fz-re-|n Agriculture and Industry.
Z economies and thrift. Fl ejrcztiol
md c4vtca- II social ard religious ItteE
What yoa b@toi1 is IN truth the active
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Jam Will. You Wait.

4 unique record 1es recent? made
by wsu-Elozn English IAN Gee
Germ Adjoining the factory f. a
strawberry plantation which pro
duced the berries for this years ian.
Within the space % one hour rts
strawberries we're picked. boiled into
Jam, and placed into tsrs ready tcr
packing =
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: December y, 1914
Farmer. Chicago, H. ThE. STANDARD
blu Is already Law. rsrtl. o. wGoFiy.
II several states
Justice In Taxation
3 Exempt from -a1zzion mortgages
bearing noS 20 exceed So Ea.s-e<-. In
stead az making the land bear :he
double burden OF q :I OF t.-.,t All
siso Upon the mortgage
Tax the property within this state o.
ali corporations Exempt the siz-es "
corporations Incorporated IL this s-ars
but register the shares OF other cor
po-adoaA Thus encourage capital 70
Unrest within this state. Sttie simplify
Ing the states svpe--tzson Of corporate
E1ts-ssG
Other LAVE
4 WHARF no adequate Izx exists so-
cooperative enterprises. adapt tie
Wlscons.r1 law 20 incorporate co-o1e-z-
tive zzsoc4zto1a, such a for cotton
aid wSeztr warehouses; grain eieva-
to-s- s-ores. marketing. datry.ng buy
lag q sailing
5. EEzc- the standard bill for re-
forming the prod1cs Commission trade
fccpT mailed On rs1uss.J. based on
Nsw York states experience
q Abolish lottery echenes for al
Legged cheap Eosa. Put any Iestts-
mate f1sta!l-1elt Eoan-deposs- concern
under the strict s1psrvfzsoa and pro-
tscIFs requirements tia. are imposed
upor other gate bankA fCopy for
model Av On rsG11b
:. Rnaax Schools. etc
Better roads a15 more OF chen-
Ssle- schools and more Of then
LSa-n 20 10 By doing Lee schools
tssc. health cookery, agriculture
More q tie IDEAL Of service, Ike
Ao-zh C--oEuz's +'coMnuatty service
work December 25. Less churchiaa-
~. Hao-. Christianity; Isss sec.ar1.n-
lzri- mere resigsoa
More diversified farming. mora fri.
more Evs stock and easrysnz. better
agriculture production here Of al Tia
food consunet
Easy When You KNOW How
Let ths D~o5s- Of III. central ~exe
Cooperate along these Inca Ty viii
% A1aze1 At their oSr progress ny
ELL End u eszy 20 10 80 Eteu tney
k-7ov how. Let legislatures hahn az
taxing uD rhs MEASURES Proposed
state cepzrt2seEs Of agriculture arr
ec1cs hon, colleges and experiment.
50 tiorz- county AGENTS, the grange zns
al oshe- organizations, are res6v n
pzzsa on tcze for-z-6 movement Se1s-
hsiD l. the hest hsip- Indeed, 1. "a "a.
oziy real leso,
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Fer Tired eees

Soshi1g. helps tired feet more than
regular rubbing with vsseltne or some
other pure fat Mutton tallow is rer
god and agrees with every skin Sol
olsrs grease ttei- feet every night
when ca the march An ounce OF Fex-
fols coilotioa and 10 grains OF salicyiic
acid % A s1ectuai corn cure. but
r-ust not be allowed to touch the heal
thy Eezd-
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eyron.. Freak Manner a. Inrne.

he adopted strange habits It was his
custom 20 rise q. rEo In the afternoon,
breakfast and ride. and dine AZ six
Thea he would ST and talk until Eve
or Elk IN tie morning. Or, IL 10 com
peaT we're there. lie would write a
BIT Of Don Juan" But his Efe zes
Ike that OF Aubrey Bearcslsy-up-
ss6s dov1the day was the night
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His CM-isI In-rccucrtzri.

Al English treasury Official -ss
once SCI. over 70 Dublin TO inquire IL
TO the courts He vas received polite
" By the late Lord Morris, the famous
irish law lord and wit, who said he
would put him n Communication With
the proper person, and rang the bell
When the elderly female who acted az
court-keeper appeared, rs remarked,
e he left the room HzTy. ta.z Il
The yoUng nan that's cols about the
coAil
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Daily Thausht.

To Be alive only to appetite, pleas
urs. pride. Eonsy--sking and rot &c
goodness and kindness. purit. and
lore, history, poetry. music. flowers.
stars, Gcd and eternal hopes, is 10 be
al but dsad-Asitnie D. EabGcek
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Hi.t--ic Precedent

st Lexis Ee-ge-ocrsz. TIE NE
q Part Of Fans rl5 10 Tzzg 2
hole n z,E1I recalls the fac. rk3f
the greatest s1---cat operation II
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Tezcher-D.d you ak your NAM
Ia Why the pen vas rightier than
the sxordr Small Eloise Yes.
Ezzizrz- she said II vas because papa
fcUIca't sszn checks with sword
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chicago Eventag Post. Ever ttrns
the admiralty issues vatnEio-ioES
statement ths Gauars do a ra-tfc :
larry effective BIT az submarine WOE
TslE Is dirt cheap II war si-a-
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peeoseated Objection.

Our bay has such refined senso
Of humori" yes: I'VE noticed =.
eviEces the greatest dislike TO az
thing resembling the slapsacN
Judge.
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60. e e 60

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fcr-z--1-- 1--zzs5 u an cz-EEs1
81 SEzzrElsc- q S-1s-ca s f.
Ez11sE11. sEz-ss -1rs ara 1878 sEzg5s
-s- 40 81 s-v5e -c-1 f t.
1-a-e wE1 sl-Ez-eE tzzz 15=T have
SCAT Ec-ET GcGz-nE &c $3.50 z
rear All oEe-. L- L 5ces -1- -hrcF
Hight q EEEEz- III ga- III Of tzezr
zlcc-e rsEL-E and g-s-Es sf-
cssd Tie g2ee5 Ezt ~ living h.
Toz5 te1r means. Es-F E19-l- sstrF
rad yslzF earnings ~Etca were
Larger .-z1 E-s minimum the zs-
cAI=s Il addE-tS1 tEGe we're IL
@-1es Eo-e1 Z -ha s-acs -hc -e--
dared separa.e returns that -hey Lad
PERSONAL distinct E1-ss s1cse1l-
sE.af-s z gea- IN al -szu-1s we're
Ez1s bT ~ married -sr and ~o-
81, t1clE6zzz Ire III women rsz6sr-
Ug se-srzEs accounts.
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On. Has $4,000 Year Pin a.ne,

On. Has 10000 Year Pin &-nsy.
]. viii probably prcEs !-tsra=tt-g 70
Know thai s5s-a arg three persons n
Missouri -Eo have yez-zy income Of
$3.50, go sl6 over, WITH rhe eEsEce
that one o. two very uucd exceed
this ozIt-Um- II Il also celebrating
10 know that there is one person, SEA
and Identity unknown. having an IL
cols ranging from s4G9. COO TO 1884,,
90 70 spend every tTslTs months IN
ths year N an effort To keep the wolE
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rake Away Unused suczr.

People in France when they dine ar
restaurant frequently appropriate the
sugar they don't happen 20 Use- Sugar
in France Is dear, and what IL served
with the coffee belongs, By right, 20
the purchaser as much as the coffee
itself. So why not take lump OF
two houe 70 little Jeanne or Pierre?
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
CAPE ANN.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Aug. li-Ihe
events OF chief interest along the en-
tire North Shore have been the races
sarly this week OF the Massachusetts
Yacht Racing Union out of Gloucester
harbor and the regatta OF the New York
Yacht club of Marblshead.
The winner in the various classes
were Class a. TyO: Class Il. Lethe ;
Glass u. Dartwell Glass II. Wanderer
": Glass I, Louise; Glass X. sender.
Sally Nj; plar Harbor class. Vera
III: Manchester one design. Tulip :
winthrop one design. Comet. Annis-
auam - footers, catspaw 'lass H.
Sumaki: Glass T. Tabasco, Jr.; Class
y. Shadow.
Mrs. Edward II Lotus. wife OF the
English secretary OF the Siamese Lee
CATION. suinmcring here. entertained at
tea last Tuesday at the Bass Rocks
Golf club mouse.
The Hotel Thorwald at Bass Rocks
~ filled to its capacity. Recon; Nsw
York arrivals are Mrs. J. Julian Dick.
II. II. I.avtou. l.. T. Flsischnan. Charles
". Iioyt. Carl and Mrs. Stoeckel and
maid, Miss Wilds. Mrs. +. l.. Attini.
Miss T. \. Hull, Mrs. John Lowry.
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FISHERS ISLAND, N. Y.

FISHERS ISLAND. y. Y, Aug li-An-
other serie. OF tournaments Was opened
this week at the Hay Harbor 'lup. m
Guiding mems singles and doubt
womcn's singles and doubles and mixed
doubles.
Mrs. x. Lancaster williams. Charles
u. Williams, II. Lancaster Williams, Jr.,
Miss Dorothea williams and Master
Frank X. Williams have arrived AT
Fishers Island and are at n OF the
Mansion House cottages for the re-
maind Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Froment OF
Rye. y. Y. are visiting their daughter
Mr.. Gaines. for a few days.
Mr.. and Mss. julius q. Day. Miss
Dorothy Day, Miss Elizabeth Day and
Master Jack Day of Derby. Conn, are
at the Mansion House for August and
september.
Mrs. W. IL Camp Of Crawford, y. j.
has arrived at the Manson House fol
the month OF August.