davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

2eSuoen inoeS gaocinoretninaer
poa 2oltbus o. Haa / l%luenspan9
o. paa @rdfanea / llIpir. Ne6 81.
lteie Meieri Oh pco Sltsp Meieri
er Naoelnbretninaer. - pdd ToSie.
pungen er Camp. % aarbnb. Sau
bar N SolItranoS Sisboo mc0
Camp. o. @ptleboo ialnt CT @ao peo
@arbol MsIlc % ct ucb Irne ia.
brifer.
llaatet her M piltnot blanot Nul.
ocrneS @cioltning er Soritdaclie al
HenSlilbebenS Heopenoighco. blir
oct oog Sc iprrcite lom reacImr@lil
tnn beupttc @noinlcrne, ga Sc liaQer
iprent % | riugc Antol. Mtn ioa
areier ma lia o1iad bra mco
"@lemmlepdlf" ltilloe ieg meme! -
"Gu iacr no polfa oe9. inQoc gomIe
Goftor NeSbeim til @oaien. ion
fla9eoe liz oper iorifieUllc Vla9er.
- "aor oitu Tie el pnifa mel,
oao?" - No. - On fan no poifa
oea ci Song ic' fuar Nslti'. 10 iTr
me iioo," ia NeSheimen. - San an.
ioo oct piit iru9tesleit at paobpbc
no9cn ilittigcrc @r1i9 al Gauo / set.
tc SiIiGIoc.
: 9lpril Waoncb oil SobiaS g.
@u / &iniorpit oiboloc iripiuia Nlf'
ton oucr lit @aoro3bru0 / @u.
SrllQct bar Ell Sfnlb al Is Mari GA
ST Gre % bar iprr Tllrll. % 2pp-
ifoa. iortrinlige @eitciirUtninacr.
Sa9t' % SiiferettigbcOer % mango
ANDRE &erliahcber.
iii @eitprerinoc al Norhcim.
iltnoS determination cr mtoNcn ari.
iii .. %if.
Cars Samiorlen 6rcim % "a.
fob 5. SorooI, %oStun, or nnliQ
fonne hiem ira Imeriro iii Sooo.
Sr. Srclm bar pHrct / Nnrrifa
omtring 20 Nar % Nr. %orooI / 9
Mar,
&otcIeier MihocI Soaeiicn
Sbbo osbe oen l9bc MortS citcr
ilo9le llgcra ltreng SpgoonL a
Iur gonmcl.
Otter SInOet "NorodnQcr" mleo.
oclcs felNenbc ON Nibebc: - nj,
focl Soaciien par Ssn til Sorleir
Spelnlen @iler % Mnrtn WitocIS,
batter pou Nlncrfct. : ma Nlbct
too ban tl0lil tillleS % por hicm.
meirn I'll ban pnr Ell Won0 omfrin1
DC 30. "a fIebtC ban iommcn mer
i'm @rooer, Sucnh, %cttcrbna so,
tcl, lom De inbpie6c % Nop Nounci
Notcl &orbnnqcr. Gitcr Ero0ercn:
Seo opertol Midoel hcIc Sorrct
ninaen. &otcllet ncobrrnotc
1895. Gitcr @ronocn los (oaciicl
bpg0c oct itorc. me Notcl &oroan.
ger, iom bnn 0reu ircm til at bIipc
et al De melt oQ beoit ficllotc Iuriit.
botelcr pou &~cltlan6et.
Tor TO Nnr ii0cn opcroroa hul
Notellct iii i'm Sen Shcooor. I'll
ct Npileltco poo line domlc Gage Loo
Soleiicu bpQac SiQo "Solbcim'
poo Noffe, bpor ban booze iii ii
iioitc.
MidocI SoQciien bar en- mcoci
rrco'omncliA oQ pGnncirI Mono
iom pil blioe iounct al ole, ion
fienote bam.
Som isr nPunt bar Sanoclantan(
!. StorodS / Norbeimiun0 spisrt ei
elcftriif WeucbrIg. Sans Stlc
2ilteIe tTnfcr mn poo at opisr(
Moac poo lin Gien0om pco &ifiisen
aonlnler bette iii lloierclic. pil 0ei
rGr Ia9t bIipc bel megct al set Qooe.
Ct cleftrl'f Meacbrua 9rcier Qobt a,
t~ilirco@itile @u9ocruca &cbou / ser
Hctning.
Giiteis, 22be Mort5 1915.
g q. Sfuar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Ell Gel gamIe @icritonoe al bpgoe-
biitoriif Sntcresie.

Ell Gel gamIe @icnitonoc al bpgoe-
b%iitoriif Sntcresie.
airfeoeportementet bar pperlabt
ct Stptfc al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men til Cont Tor Wtllieet. Scr 'fal
oa nlco Sioen relics Ell bel Soroe'
9aarb, Iaaleoes lom &c iaa no ior CT
Tur @unorebe Nar iioen.
Get er Sanfen at iaa u%obp99ct
500 SeitefrGiter al "Spsio" I'll
fommllnolt Gleftricitct5perf for III
pif. Gen oarlige Grit al @erfet or
uoregnet til $1,000 arcner. Spis
Der llobpggcs 600 &e~itefrGiter, pil
Sommllncn ian aolfillig arait til at
leie bort til Smoninouitri.
llIpif or Ell goo Sfo9bpgo % ber
iore9oar gar ON onoet betpoeli9
llbpinoing al ,Sllrlltemmer. Sfeic
Seplcri bar nplig fipbt Ell Sfogtcig
paa 800 Splpter til llbhugit al Sri.
ia Sfeie Tor 10000 &roncr.
Fon @rllno al oct iGrocleS lag.
li9e Spit. % Tinterpeir cr her /
mango Spgocr 1oiert nlegct SfoQar.
belize inar. : apom bar Ser mnrlge
slar life pUret ilopirfet npf grpnbe.
ueo iii 9pgoens @chop; men ioar
blir Ser ubfsrt aoifiaige Same.
@irfepco betnles mco is &roner pr.
Moal % Sloerpeo meo 13 aroner.
Geb peitlanolfe Sfiitepne paa @oiS
erbclbt j lite alosie SrpniilIi Col.
be, Gois, lite NrGmic. s 2ben
&lasIe fit Spar GoIpe lite |rGn1ic.
Clap @ifsr, Norbeimiuno, fit 6tc
GrPmie / 3oie alasie.
2prer Ssnes, ipm bar pirfet / 4
@ar / Sorsnes Sfolc, ifol irailptte
Steoct. San bar inoet Eoit / Gio$.
berg, Smnalenene. Snl bar iprbc.
leg goot lift / Greoien.
Girif g. 2aupia, iom bar opholot
iig / Imerifa nogle Iar, bar nnIig
fiebt ct belpiS uoprfet Stpffe Warf
- 60 Waal - al lin Spiaeriaoer,
Cars g. @if, Giiteie. Gienoommell
cr beligeenoe RET no for "Sopbanc"
/ @if % beitanr al megct 9obt Gprf.
n~ingslano. Girif 9aupin nil bpo1e
/ %nar % bolOcr MI paa nlco Sc for.
bereoenoe Irbeioer.
Gen ierite 2ensmonh / apom, ionl
nGpnes, er Sorbiern Slapion Sono.
ben pco Nnr 1864. S%orbiprn San0s
ben bar Ell meget anieet Nfnno / i'm
Sib. Sans ierite Sultru heo Ser.
borg og pa rem Cater al Ecber paa
Sorsnes / Sonoal. &c bopoe en-
Sotter Serborg, Ser / 1885 blep 9iit
meo Sobannes 2auritlen @olen.
Senere blep Sorbjern gilt mco
&%riitofier Hltitrrngs Gatter, ariiti.
no. Web benoe bapoe ban ire Ietre,
bporaf Sen pngite blep giit meo 60
bannes Spnrion Norbeim.
Ssnnen Slap Sorbierniou err on.
ta9eli9 iebt omfring 5000.
San blep 2ensmano eiter Saoeren,
og nGpneS iom laaoan % tibligere
Iom Saarettesmanb / 1896 og oitere
inotil 1925. Set ier no til, at 6pert
So9n bar hapt bper i'm @ensmnno.
s 1903 nppnes Ssreen @erpen ionl
2ensmano og / 1884 % 1886 @reb
@erpen.
amlt 2iiteie, ser bsbc zoe Marts
1886, bapoe ppret Sensmano. Sra
1916 til 1863 nppnes Smut Stegien
Mo og / Iarene 1865 o. 1861
9jsrne Teberlen Hpffen. 3 1852
nppnes 2allrits S%obunneipn &if og
/ 1899 Samion 9orien Haaeu. 6an
bar fobt paa Speit / 2ilteie o. gilt
meo Moric Y~eoersbatter Haaen.
San brltfnebc 1907 meaem Sonanes
% Ifsnes, 80 Iar gamnlel. Sans
gitermano blep fanife Ola 2arien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Sra Paroaneer.
Sronb Saufcnes. - Senator Sbur'
pes gGttetaplc. - Mlifens Npt
fra !Nurbangcrb1goerne
(SIutning).

Zen ficuotc Solfelipsifilbrer
Srono 2. Sallfenes, iplotc 70 Gdr
Den lite Ntarts. San bar uogiuet
% ielp Iolat ct baIpt Snnoreoe 30
ger oa / ben M~nlebning reilt / ON,
trent bpert eneite @n9oelns / Ncr-
ae. gu bar ban aiililttet lin %irf-
iombeo % npOer III peliortlellt Spit
lie / lit Stem "Solbuffen" / @ran-
bin.
Soocr Nuoooro / Strolbebarm
bIep itrengt ing al Slinotarmabe-
tpnoclie. Mton reiite eiebliffclig
nleo ham til Bergen / Mctorbuab,
men ban beoc unoerpeis. San par
60 gar gonlmel.
Spbonnes Sb. Sorbal, Sbbo, Gr
heh, CD Mar eammlcI. - Sngcblora
3. Hogoe er 900. 81 gar sannlcl.
aari Mrnesootter 0iiteie - So
hannes 90. Giiteie's Some = oeoe
ben Soc Warts.
Sra Hploal mcooeles iii "Sar.
b%unger", at Ions Sotnen % bans
pngite Cater, iont beeee bar ligge1
lprge ing, oeoe peo @eepnbelien al
forrioe Mnorlcb. @omle Mnocrs
Segerlanb bsbe ogina paa iamm(
5io.
@ioere meloes, at @interen bar
pGret lin" nleb paslenoe Sne'
mpneoe, goo IS oe sobt 6ore. Ger
er ifliot % iolat meget @ilot; laalc'
bes oper 1000 Nor Shipper.
Rsloal %ltneoomslag ifal bpg9e
pod @roleite.
s l%l1cnspono err for Chen ooifil'
ia Herc / Nnleoning en- InIegninQ
fra Sogncpreit Suffer ON @epila.
ming al 800 &roner iom @ioro9 til
2pn for eli Siplpepreit. Mniponin.
gen blep life inbuilget al Serrebslm.
ret for aoniefpeniernes Sfplb, %
Sognepreiterne altio haubc forget
fpr anpellan ielp uben iprIfilt llo.
gilt for &ommnlnen.
0a oct / bette Silfrloc oiTloer
pml at iuo bebploe Sohn Wamnsoa.
fer / Spgoen, pofte Serreositprets
Soloning aoifiaig l(pilie blonoi
Solf. So9en er enoml life ofgiort
men inliolertib ices Son Wamnsaa.
fer bla1ot Mnie9erne til Sonmnebals
Sogncpreitcmlbebe pco @rimItab.
Giter Wonnsaafers &~eoe9iprelie ioi
lin Stiaing frenleaar oct, at ban el,'
ifer iait Ereitegiernina peo Chen al
at beitpre Solfebpiifolen. San Ell
9oot lift / l%llenspang, o. set oil bli.
DC ct Cab for gpqben, ON ban rel.
ier. 6or oct ri9e llnenspnng ipi0er
life De 800 &roner nogen HoQe.
Tolf poer benz ina gierne. %ure ois.
Ic leie "aonIefpenI er" fom %afpeien
Ser9eant Goparo Seim peo lite
aompani al MiOtborolanos 9atal'
lion bar iooet Selpmeoulie -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beieite Hr9.
ME = for en- Mfbanbling. Sergeant
Scim itoo fsr peo Sorbanger 9atal.
lion % er fienot ionn Ell iproeles
puelig os goot lift 9eialingsmano.
Sor nogIe slar iiOen b%eepnoie mar
at orbeioe for gpgbemlielim / lllpif
Zen neointte aomitc - Cars Slo,
Stortin9nlanb Saufpitne, Sroisrc,
Sinbebrpffe, Sognepreit Gaze o.
SIR. Srimann Sjeltnes - bar arbei.
Oct meo Sugen og inoiamlet enoel
Fenge til at begpnoe meb, Iigeiom
Dc bar faaet 2efte ON at erbperpe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

Serpcn al Stcine. San nppneS
1116 % bar ga lanoipnli9pla prrct
Scnsmono / Ell Rrffc Nor. San
oe0e lao. 50 Iar 1omnlcl. Not
par gilt 1 @an1c. Get cr antd9ell9
bans Ser, @iermnb Glen %cruen.
Der / 174t bIep 1iit mco adrt So
ban1eaOuttcr Nra % / las meo
Waoli gllipabottcr NfaneS. @icr.
NUMB @erpen por S%cnantano, @iTlt-
giper o. SfpoSitoiier poo Np@ III
onlfring 100.
NUs par / Sen Sio SinQitco. Com
ct Miinbc itonr cnomt pou Strua |
Sfarpet pcs Nr@lonoct ell Surlt.
itolpe, Der ful0cs ior "TItteItdnQcn"
pou @rllno al, at "Nlttcn", iom tom
meb @anoifuo>, iortoicbc i'm @ano
Der. NcrlanoShoImcn blcp eftcr
Nrs / lang SiO SinQitco.
liza cIer liot ier blcp &ohan.
mes FeOerion &noitoo @cnanonb /
apam. Son boeoc / Gprc %if, uar
ieot 1880 % Git 1850 mco Gntc
Sn9cborg &mltsbattcr Mnogc. Sic
re AZ bans SoriTbrc poo &aaltao
bopbc pgiaa ppret 9enampno. De-
res @prn por: Soiii, iebt 1854, Qiit
1884 mcb SSafob @onicn &if; Mtnr.
greto, fe0t 1858, Qiit me0 Cars Mi
~fielien 2iiteis; Siri, io0t 1872, Gilt
mco aictil @rneien SrlciGtcr Cieot
1850; Serborg. mot 1874, Qift
nteo Gnfcnlono Silr Sronoipn Cor
be; aori, ieot t77t, Git 1883 mcO
Ola Sonien 2iitcIo; S~n0cborg, 9iit
1894 mcb S%ohnnne5 &ergcnIcn &ou-
Itoo, en- @rooerien al Sobnnues Ee-
beripn.
Sobonncs Serqenien blcu Gems
mano citcr Soi1erioocrcn. Non
boebc ell Sio / @if, nlen ilpttcoe ienc-
re I'll @erpen. Sans Giterrrnnb blcp
@ooro Slien Wto ira 1910 til 1854.
@iermuno NilsIen Sfoor par Gems
muno ira 1855 iii 1861. Suptb
Sllen Spbcim ira 1862 iii 1890.
San bpoe 1891. Ahupprenoc Gems.
mono cr Cars Sobonncien &oltbua
ira 1892.
Sor Ell Sin iiocn los Scnotor 9.
,. Shprpc. Milmor, uoarbcibc Ell
Stom.Suule oper lin Slrgt / Nor-
Danger. Irbcioct cr lthiert al 60
bnnnes Sunopor, 9crQcrL iom or
Ell bngtig @ranifcr % Ecrionolbi-
ltorifer.
Senotor Shorpc's SlrQt TANNER
fra @norben @llaionb / aininrplf %
fan ielgcS tilbnQc IiQe til 1850.
Clap Wtiffellon Su@ianb por @oorO-
brllger ira 1913 til 1901 OF Gems.
mano ipr @picfloiter @o0S / Similar.
pif og inoleoes meget betroet o1 an.
Ieet. Iirefte Giterfommcrc bor emo
MI paa SP0rene1aur6en. Sans Sell
Srono bar @aarobrtger pao @iprfe
apam ira 1923 % gilt meO ariiti
EllSoatter apan0ol. Ceres Spll
Miffel bar @aaro6rllger poa @cr9e
/ apum. Sans SolL Srono @ergc,
Osoe 1857. Sans Spn, OIau Shor-
pc, SenatorenS SaOer, bar oebt
13oc Wai 1912 o. opbc lite ,Sllli
1858. San par gilt mco Gnfe
Srita SanSOatcr. loot Sfoar 150c
Sanllar 1909 o. 900 13oe Sanllor
1880.
On sGtteuS 9opeoiUoc, 2u5iano
/ ainiorpif, meooeler Sobannes
S%nnopor, at set cr en- mcget CANT
mel 8aaro, iom nUune5 nQercbc ioo
tioli9t Iom / 1898. Cen lager puu
norore SiOe al Suroanqerijoroen %
er 8r9nlegaoro til &pum. &usiono
bar Ell megct inntf % iurlig Tor
Srlgtop!en beloig geligQcnbeo.
Scr laacs og beltes tiollgerc enc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

eeus "rttorob.Fotru" Ill eIrai % Zen
ner | BET aamle Qduo.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
THE FOOTBALL GAMES

The grown up men Of Hood River are
no doubt pretty busy. these are busy
days. But men with growing boys
should take the time TO enter to an ex-
tent into the activities Of these future
men of the community. A sage has
said that the best method to keep young
is to grow up with that boy Of yours.
In your consideration Of him remember
yourself at his age. Remember your
ambitions. Just think Of these things.
and perhaps your boy and you will be
drawn more closely together An un-
derstanding between boy and father is
worth more than gold.
And this leads US up to the football
games we have recently been having.
The high school has demonstrated that
it has a team of fighting members.
How many Of the parents of these lads
attend the games that are being held
here and grow enthusiastic on the side
lines?
Take an interest in the activities of
that boy Of yours; take time to take a
good look at him. yelling your eyes
with the curtain Of your youth. You
will be repaid for this time away from
your business, even though that busi-
ness he very valuable.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
Subscription, sI.5O Per Year.
TIE PROPOSED PUBLICITY FUND

Is publicity a good thing for a com
munity? We think all are argeed that
funds properly expended for advertis-
ing campaigns are very beneficial.
With the Columbia highway open and
an influx of tourists promised for next
summer there is an absolute necessity
for some put licity next sumner 1t
will be conceded, too, we think that we
must have some competent, capable
manager to handle any campaigns that
we begin.
With one exception we see nothing
against the plan as outlined by the
Commercial club, which has asked the
county and city each for 800 for next
years publicity fund. promising to
raise like amount. Too much money
IS asked from the city taxpayers. I'm
der such a scheme the city property
owner would pay 2S cents per 81 900.
while the country man would pay bat
seven cents. We think Mr.. Early's
suggestion that the country grab the
chance is fair swat on the nailhesd
But until the taxpayers comprehend
this proposed publicity fund we fee
that it is going to have serious opposi
ti0n. A great many men cannot get
away from the idea that it is to be
spent by and for the Commercial Club
The plans, in reality, call for public
ity board, to be composed of a county
court representative, a city council rep
ersentative and a club representative.
The club is merely the instigator of a
very cOmmendable plan, the material
izatiOn Of which will be brought about
by funds, one third of which the club
offers to appropriate.
What about the publicity manager,
who will be the secretary of the Com
mercial club?" some will ask Why
not combine the two positions? The
club needs someone to attend to its
clerical work. 1t will no longer need
publicity manager; for the county pub.
licity manager will be doing the work
formerly undertaken by the CONNER
cisl club. The county. the club and
the city will need someone to properly
administer the fund it raises. Cannot
one man handle both offices very etIici.
entity The activities of the publicity
manager will be supervised by the
members of the proposed board. We
can trust to the fairness of the city
ana county members of this board in
providing that the funds be tspent judi
ciously and for the benefit Of the entire
community.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
WHITE SALMON FAIR
IS VERY SUCCESSFUL

The Western Klickitat county fair at
White Salmon last week was said to
have been the best ever held. The fair
lasted from Thursday to Saturday.
Mrs. G. ID. Thompson and Miss Alice
Horning judged exhibits of the neigh.
boring women. while Sam g. Campbell
judged apple exhibits.
The best non-irrigated district display
was made by SnOwden, which won the
Women's club silver cup for the third
consecutive time. 4 feature of this
display was perfect sheaf of alfalfa 81
feet tall, grown on non-irrigated land
by Angus NichoI.
Since the district acquires the cup
this year, it will not compete again as
a district. but will offer 500 cash to
the best general display from a ranch
in the Snowden district at the fair next
year and if this proves satisfactory 1t
will be permanent prize.
Oda & Naka. Japanese farmers, won
the Great Northern trophy for the third
time for sthe best and largest display
from one ranch.
Trout Lake won the sweepstakes for
the best irrigated district sheafs of
corn. Suniiowers, and artichokes were
shown measuring IL feet in height.
This display included big showing of
dairy products.
A sweepstakes was also won by w.
Scott Coe ON a display of Sudan grass.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
PACKER PUTS UP
100 BOXES IN DAY

Apple packing records for the valley
have been broken by G. NJ Fenton.
who one day the first of the week
wrapped and packed 100 boxes on the
East Side ranch of Hon. }. l.. Carter.
Mr.. Fenton's packing mate. luhr Jen-
son, packed l3l boxes. a mark that is
rarely reached by the average packer.
The record is the more extraordinary
since the men were not following a si2-
ing machine, which grades the fruit
very uniformly, but were packing from
a table. making to large extent their
own assortment The men worked a
ten hour day, stopping at the stroke of
six O'Clock.
Il have never seen faster packers, "
says MIR. Carter, "and my fruit is well
put up. | have already hauled more
than 1000 boxes to the receiving sta.
tions and inspectors have never turned
down box.
FentOn and Jenson receive the regu-
lar price of four cents per box, the
formers wage for the day of his record
mark reaching $6. 40 Packers, but
few of the whom ever go much over
100 boxes per day, are making better
money this season than last year; for
the fruit is of more uniform size and
is large.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
THAT HOOD SMOKE

Mount Hoods janitor has consulted
the calendar and is smoking up, accord
ing to the Oregonian. The column of
smoke reported by people Of The Dalles
and local folk may as we'll be explained
this way as any other. Coupling actu.
al observations of Upper Valley resi-
dents with scientific data advanced by
the professor, we are prone to coincide
with Prof. William Wallace Campbell,
director of Lick Observatory. in scout
ing the statements that actual smoke
was seen rising from the mountain
1t is well known fact that sulphur
Gus fumes issue at all times fromIthe
depth of Hoods crater. and the noun
tnineer on the summit Of Hood may
easly see the vapOr. AS it rises, and
sniff the sulphur odor But it would
take very great volume of these va.
pors to make cloud that would be
visible as far away as Hood River or
The Dales.
Upper Valley people do not pay
much attention to the smoke stories !;
for they often see cloud effects that at
first glance appear as columns of
smoke. At this season of the year,
especially, currents of wind blow
around the snow peak, and snow and
clouds are often caught up and whirled
around the mountain top, giving every
appearance of smoke issuing from the
gFntar
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
OAK GROVE PIT.
ASSN PLANS PARTY

The Parent Teacher Association of
Oak Grove is planning to serve asbOun-
tlfuI Halloween dinner next Friday
evening at the school house from g.
Thirty-tive cents for adults and % cents
for children will be asked. The pro.
ceeds will go toward improving and
identifying the school with new pic
lures, handsome plaster cast and
other long felt necessities. The Par.
ent-Teacher organization has been
steadily growing.
Several new and interesting features
have been added this year, notably a
contribution box. The members con
tribute not money, but questions. dis.
cOveries, ideas of general interest, clip
pings or other small items to be read
and discussed at each meeting. 1t has
proven very successful Art in the
form of music, literature or painting is
presented, explained and discussed at
each meeting. Several speakers from
the Oregon Agricultural College, other
well known persons. as well as some
able men from our own parts are prom
lsed for the years program to make it
highly instructive as well as interest.
ing one
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
COL. TUCKER MAY
SEE ACTIVE SERVICE

After six years retirement Col.
W. F. Tucker, accompanied by Mrs.
Tucker, left his FL Corregidor ranch in
the Upper Valley yesterday, bound for
Vancouver to answer the call of the
army department and to take physi-
cal examination preparatory to again
entering active service if his health
record will permit. The call received
by Col. Tucker who at the time of This
retirement was assistant paymaster
general of the United States army, be-
ing in active charge Of the Great
Lakes pay department. is general,
having been sent to all officers having
retired because of physical disability.
When Col. Tucker came here physi-
clans had despaired Of his life. He
was suffering from antailment of the
liver contracted while in the Philip
pines, where he was in charge of the
pay department.
Today however," he said yester.
day, 81 am as healthy as the best of
men. due primarily to the pure air of
my Upper Hood River Valley farm and
to the exercise have been taking.
have been splitting the family wood
for the past several years. -
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28

Notice of Sheriff's Sale

In the County Court Of the state OF oregon,
for the County OF Hood River.
First National Bank Hood River. Oregon. a
Banking Corporation, Plaintiff,
Frank Davenport Helen X Davenport c. l..
Rogers, Walther-Williams Hardware Company
Corporation. Chas. Hussey and Thomas Dat
Defendants.
By virtue Of execution and Older Of sale issued
out of the above entitled court TO me directed
ment and decree of foreclosure made and rntered
n'said court and cause on the 18th day of October
1915 in favor Of plaintiff, First National Bank
Hood River, Oregon a Banking Corporation, and
against the defendants above named for the sum
of S16l4O together with the interest thereon at
the rata of eight per cent per annum from the 20
day of June. 1915. for plaintiff costs and dlsburse
ments herein taxed at S2i75 and for the further
sum Of 500 attorneys fees. and the costs of and
upon this writ, commanding me to make sale of
the property hereinafter described,
Now therefore by virtue Of said writ of eXecu-
ton Judgment decree and order of sale and in
compliance herewith will on Saturday. the 9th
day of November 1915. at the hour Of 20 O'Clock
a m, at the front door Of the court house in the
City and County Of Hood River, Oregon. sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash in
hand, all the right title and interest which the
above named defendant, or either Of them. had on
the lst day of August 1910 the date of plaintiffs
said mortgage fOreclOsed or since said date, in
and to the following described real property sit
uated in Hood River County. Oregon. towit:
All Of Lot Numbered One and Two in Block
Numbered Nine t9 of Hull's subdivision of lots or
tracts "A and b of Pleasant View addition to
the Town, now the City of Hood River according
to the plat of said subdivision, recorded in the Of
flee of the county clerk of WascO county. in Book
q Of Deeds at Page 4i9; excepting however. a
part of said Lots One and Two described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the Northwest corner of
Lot One, running thence East along the North
line of said Lots One and Two $50 feet, thence
South 25 feet; thence West parallel with said
North line $50 feet, thence North l25 feet to the
place of beginning; to satisfy said execution.
judgment, order and decree and costs and accru-
ing costs upon this writ
Dated and first published October 2sth 1915
THOS. +. JOHNSON
o2S-nA Sheriff Of Hood River County, Oregon: