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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26
c. W. PARKER is
GOOD SAMARITAN"

C. W. Parker, whose home. Little
Boy ranch" nestles in cove at the
west base of Mitchells Point grade,
that tortuous portion of the present
route of the Columbia river highway
that will be eliminated as soon as the
long viaduct and tunnel at this point
are opened 10 traffic, has won the name
of the Good Samaritan" Of the Co
lumbia river highway. Scarcely day
or night has passed since the scenic
highway was opened that Mr.. Parker
may not have been seen assisting some
motoring wayfaTer over the steep "a
per cent grade. Almost hourly he Is
called from his work to fill the gas
tank of some automobile, having al
lowed "a garage company to place an
auxiliary station at his place. And
when a machine becomes stalled on the
heavy grade, Mr.. Parker is one of the
first tOslend the strength Of his arms
and shoulders.
1t was about three weeks ago, when
a Salem minister and his wife, while
motoring over the heavy grade, were
caught on the most precipitous part OF
the grade. Their distress was seen by
MIR. Parker, who fastened up the bill.
side with stick of wood to be used as
a scotch under the cars wheel. After u
5-minute struggle the automobile was
eased to the level near Little Boy
ranch home, where additional gasoline
was secured, tand it was then that the
minister, looking the big owner of the
unique place up and down, said Mr..
Parker, | am going to christen you
The Good Samaritan of the Columbia
river highway" And the name has
stuck.
The Samaritan-like activities of the
owner of Little Boy ranch are, how
ever, a source of great worry to the
Japanese secondsboy at the.place. The
Oriental was willing enough to aid all
comers until few days ago party
bound westward swept down the hill
and killed a favorite dog. Since then
he has looked askance at all autOmo-
biles. And when any one, after having
been the recipient of aid, passes care
lessly on without profuse thanks, the
Japanese will angrIy .remark, "All
same dog man."
Inside and out the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker is one Of the most unique
in Oregon. Mr.. Parker has been in
newspaper work both abroad and in
America. From th1 British Isles, the
Continent and the four corners of North
America he has gathered interesting
curios that now find place in the
Hood River county home. h. shrub
berry that grows in artful abandon
around the rustic log house Was chosen
in the same manner by Mgs Parker
Just before the outbreak of the great
European war last year, Mrs. Parker
personally chose a shipment o. bulbs to
be planted on her lawns.
The entire main floor of the Parker
home is given over to an enormous liv-
ing room. Two cavernous freplaces,
one at either end Of the building, throw
out glowfof cheer in the cool seasons.
Around the entire house runs broad,
glass enclosed veranda. The west view
from this porch is declared one of the
best along the entire length of the Co
lumbia river. The towering crags of
Mitehells Point rear themselves direct
ly behind the rustic home.
Little Boy ranch home was completed
four summers ago.
II knew then." says MIR. Parker.
that it would only be question of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26
Sunday BrOiI Results in Fatality

A broi engaged in by young men of
White Salmon, who had spent the day
in the hills above the city drinking a
barrel of beer, resulted in the death of
Kenneth Kenyon, who is said to have
been killed by Dessa GroshOng, young
blacksmith of the neighbOing city. Ac-
cording to an account of the hight,
brought to this city by Commodore
Dean, all of the men had left the pic.
ME but GroshOng, Kenyon, Fred Nav
and a man by the name of Dewey. All
got into an automobile to return home
except Kenyon.
81 have ordered car for myself and
guess can pay for it, =" he is said to
! have replied to the men, when they in
vited him TO ride with them.
Groshong took exception to the state
ment and jumped from the automobile
to attack Kenyon. In the fight that en-
sued Kenyon was struck in the breast
and killed.
The fight was kept very quiet. c. c.
Anderson was called from this city to
embalm the body. AS soon as he made
an examination he told the family OF
Kenyon that it was work for the cOrO-
ner and not an undertaken, and officials
were summoned from Goldendale. j.
d. Akin, an attorney OF that place, ar
rived Monday afternoon to investigate
the alleged murder for District Attor.
ney McEwens, who is in Portland at.
tending the bar association meetings.
Dewey and Moore are said to have
i finally told of all the details of the fight
Monday night. However, Groshong
had fled. He came to this city Monday
afternoon and took the Oregon-W ash.
ington limited for Portland at 4.5(
o'clock.
The body of young Kenyon was
brought to this city Tuesday noon anC
shipped to Denver, the home of hi:
father. The remains were accompa
MED by W. II. Dean, step-brother Ot
young Kenyon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26
JOHN W. DAVIS, VET
ERAN, PASSES

The late John W. Davis, whose fun
eral was conducted Monday afternoon
at the chapel OF the Anderson under
taking parlOrs, by Rev. J.L. Hershner,
was veteran of the Civil war, having
served throughout the war in the list
Ohio Infantry. Because Of his valiant
service he rose gradually from the rank
of common soldier to that of first
lieutenant. In one of the battles of the
Mississippi valley, Lieutenant Davis
was captured and was in the Anderson
vile prison for several months. He
was aboard the i'll fated Sultana, which
was blown up on the Mississippi near
Memphis. Mr.. Davis was in the water
for seven hours before he was rescued
by transport.
Mr.. Davis was rs years of age at the
time of his death at his Belmont orch.
ard home. He came here with his
family from Kansas in 1895. Mr.. Da
Wis was a native of Ohio, having beer
born in Mercer county, May %, 1899
He removed from Ohio to Kansas with
his family in 1885.
He leaves surviving a widow. Sarah
Davis and one son, W. II. Davis.
Mr.. Davis was member of the loca
Masonic lodge, members of which at
tended the funeral and burial in q
body. He was a member of Candy
Post, G. A. X. Members of the Post
acted as pail bearers and Grand Army
ritualistic services we're observed al
the grave. interment taking place al
Idlewilde cemetery.
Mr.. Davis, who has been i'll for sew.
eral months. passed away Sunday
morning.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26
Board Of Equalization.

The Hood River County Board o
Equalization will meet at the court house
September l3, the second Monday in the
month, and will be in session thereafter
as long as may be necessary, for the pur.
pose of making whatever alterations OF
corrections to the tax roll may seem
necessary. And those who have com.
plants to make to said board should file
same during first week of the session.
j. WICKHAM,
sp9 County Assessor
Pocket Stamps, Linen Markers, Band
Daters, ETC., at the Glacier office
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26

From the Shadows" A one reel
drama with Gretchen Lederer in the
lead.
''The Great Ruby Mystery" A two
reel drama of unusual interest with
Herbert Rawlinson and Anna Little.
Saturday only)
Sunday
Animated Weekly" Is minutes of
unusual interest in national news.
The Downfall of Potts" Another r
of those funny Nestor con edies.
Learning to Be a Father" One
reel drama featuring Daddy" Manly.
"The Ulster Lass" A two reel Irish
drama with Gene Guantier and Jack
Clark.
Monday and Tuesday
"His Obligation" An American
two reel drama featuring Winnifred
Greenwood and Ewdard Coxen.
"The Sea Ghost" Two reel Broncho
drama with an all star cast.
''Do-Re- Mi Boom One reel come
dy from the famous Keystone Co.
Coming 'The Devil" and "Hypo-
critics. Watch for dates.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26
AT new ELECTRIC

During the hot weather of the past
few days, seats under the fans of the
Electric have been the most popular
places in the city. The management
does everything possible to keep cool
house.
This afternoon and this evening will
be shown. "rhe Lost House." by Rich
ard Harding Davis, second in the series
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26

Dating Stamps, Self linking Stamp.
Pocket Stamps, Pen and Pencil Stamps
Etc, made to order at the Glacier of
flee at Portland prices.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26

Past Due memory refreshing stamps
have been added to our ready made
stock, They are neat in appearance
and the wording is to the point. Ask to
see sample.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26

of Mutual masterpieces. 1t Is a re-
markable example of the heights. ar
tstic and Photographic, to which the
motion picture drama has risen. An
intensely dramatic story devised by one
of Americas foremost authors and in
terpreted with fine attention to real
istic detail by a company which in
cludess sthe famous star Lillian Gish, as
well as Wallace Reid. Elmer Clifton
and F. A. Turner, this production de-
serves all the praise bestowed upon it
by discriminating critics.
Lillian Gish's acting in 1.-The Lost
House." is so realistic as she is rushed
into helpless captivity that men have
been known to jump from their seats
with the evident intention of helping
her.
Also Keystone comedy, entitled,
"I1e Wouldn't Stay Down"
Friday and Saturday
Charlie Chaplin in "The Masquerad-
ers. "
Billie Ritchie, Harry Gibbons. Alice
Howell and Louise Orth in Life and
Moving Pictures. Two reels of fun.
Friday only.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

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g. Nnun0;cn Nubl. Co.,
Tccnrab, Soma.

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st prratie Cat mo crra Ngpnta!cr uifcIpletcret Stool mco.
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lil irn @hironn. betaIca nj ltnltnncrcn.
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Cr mcgct bel tilfreSs mcS "Sns.
pcnren".


Sccorab, Sotpa.
S%pmaifinen "Suspcnnen" iom lea
mootog for en- Sib iibcn er lea me.
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fom leg 5au Den I'll, tiger Den or Iiae
goo iom en- anoen is~ritefIasies Ma.
fine til ben oobbeIte Tris. Sum bill
berfor anbeiale ben I'll enfper iom
ifal fiebe Wtaitine. 6ragten bar rs
Gents.
9Grbeoigit
Carl Sarbaua.
@aibburn, @iS.
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Maatte baue 2 Iaifiner.
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iueret - gslarguucn - IN glsbGrus turoe tale. Sorruiug al 9uronirs.
- Sirnpe. GIehrpnaanetsr. Nf cnro mag 6tsc Solt Suureret - 8 SCR.
gems Elmer. 6ouGuir8 49, Srusburbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
10 Mars Oaranti.

%urc mic "6nsucnEcn" Ganifincr cr ioa 0oNt ion o&iurcret
pb Dor 10-NarS @aronti. Sen oil bo0e Gem oIOclca ita0ealo@
'r ll01ntcr SiliTI0c nogcu Woittn0cI SebCt al uuuutc Chs
rrnl ltul0c pc Jig at pTre m~an9cful0, "a ri iorpl0ter os iii
az cr'tatte Iuo0onnC Gclc oIoee@ gratis. vi IGlgcr DC urc No
Scler al "Nnsueuucu" unoer Gel obiotuttc @oranti, at 0e er belt.
tGienen al be0c @uoIuct. NcnGcuc tubagc, bpi5 Ge life
fnGcr Bette at pGrc rigtg,
Naar &c fiobcr CT III Moocl al "SuSpcnncn", ioor Gc ct
m0crtclnct OF oaErct WQrnutitcria, iom cr icpuGoot nr0 Ell op-
bttalt ii Mars &@iuronrpoicc poo Gerca Mn(tn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Jnscn Gjrre nnoenSes / ~SuSpenren" en-.
ma'fincr, isIgeIig miiter @oitinen olbrig iii
Sprn0 men orbeiNer aIti0 Iigc iiffert, ieort
o8 roIi8.
e nnc IuScaer bar anslelaaer.s tutip.
C9nu Bearing Stal5). Elsie 2asre (bearinssl
nO9icr bore en- al De mango go6e @rltnbe Tor bore
augleIoger- Maifincrs 0perIegenbeo. &c orbeiber
n0itcn IpoIeit % 6ersuer Spningen ale oens RpSs.
Ter Tor rage % nerueie auinOer. 9iolia. itert
IcilebcnSc % altio iGr0il til &rug.
Genne AibiIbning piicr en- m SIaas Siul
mcb RclnhoIOer. Cenne 6or6eoring, Iom uil ipa.
re en- Naaie StcI o. 2Gr3rrlie, err al Sen Hotlr.
at Den 8isr oct umnIi8 Tor &cmnen at GLIDE al SIN.
LEI % islgeIia er @aitincn oItiO iproig iii 9rllo
HOeu al Dem SpenOc bcbeper al iRtte &emmen poa
SiuIct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Tinocr "Susucnncn" at bore cn Tsr=
i~tcflaiics Maifin til balu Tris.
Scr. g. glnunbien,
Sccorab, Soma.

Spn1aifincn "SrSpcnnen" mobto9
ieg ct Tar Sage fsr Sui, % sen Ter
no til at pGrc Ell meget goo Waifinc
- ia rigtig Ell isritefloSics - til en-
TriS, iom finn cr Solpbelen al, bpab
Den er her. Gn Waifinc iom "Slls-
nennen" fan hi life fisbe biQigere
emo for 40 Collars - % fonlfc ocn
ga life or nrr ioa goo. Tru0tcn par
$5.45. Serneo enifcs ct gobt Npt-
aar al
SaforiaS Sufariaien.
Ee5percc, Soabo.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-03-20
NEGRO AIRCRAFT.

At a meeting held Monday, Febru-
ary %, there was a number of Ne
gro men of Kansas City, Mo-, organ
lied into body known as the Afro
American Aviators' Association. This
is the only company of this kind
among the Ethiopian race. The pur-
pose of this association is to manu-
facture aeroplanes which are to be
sold by this association exclusively.
The aeroplane is the latest type of
machines. This machine was invent
ed by Mr.. Jacob W. F. Berry of this
city. The machine now being con-
structed is a C-15 model, which will
be on exhibition in a few days
Watch this paper for notice of the ex-
hibition of this wonderful machine in
vented by one of our own race of
which we should be proud. Members
of the association are:
Jacob w. F. Berry, inventor and
president; Thomas R. Edwards, vice
president; Seaman F. Gaylor, secre
tary; l.. b. Wheeler, advertising man
ager; Joe Arthur Lewis, treasurer.