davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

oe. Gie Soee lit Oieielbe. Ger I'M
terid)ieo liegt MIR in scr geiebliben
6orm. @os nun Oos ooraei6logenc
AmenOement 5ur 9unoeSperioiiuua
onbctrifft, 10 ipeiB Gonoioot Suebes
10 gut pic Oic meiiteu onoeren intel.
ligenten Meniben, OoB oiele Sabre
nod nergeben niifen ebe es bonn
GongreB otgenomnen imO BON 5pei
Trittel Der Stouten rotifi5irt ner.
Sen fam. GS lit nod INNER cine
9roBe 6roge, ob iih 5ipei 0ritteI Der
Stooten fiir oos 6rouenitimmreht
iinoen loiien. Gs fommt lns 10 Dor,
ols oh lib in Oieier 5roge GanOioot
SugbeS ols ein beiierer Eolitifer ais
Der &rdiioent gc5eigt bat uno 0uB CT
nit &edt ouf oie GlettoraIitinmen
Der Stooten ipefulirt, in melbcn Oos
iuei6lihe @elbleCbt 0os Stinmreht
6ereits beiibt. Sic 0eutih.9(merifo-
ncr ioIlten iih ourh oicies @eipenlt
oeS @ei6eritimnredts NIT Scr cr-
porteten 6olge Der notionolen Hro-
bibition nidt abidreden Iaiien, fir
Den Ganoiooten Sigbes 5u ltimmen,
iuenn Oos ans onOeren unO nabe lie
genoen @riinocn ibre 9(6ii6t mar.
Gle Mobl oes Serrn Sugbes ipiir0c
nid)t Oen geringiten GinfhlB ouf bic
Nnnnbme oeS glmenoements sur Ser.
foIilng boben Sic gon5e 9lngeleeen.
belt lit SoHe oes GonareIies unO
nohber oes @olfes. Tie @refutipe
bat obioIut nit Scr Sahe nihts 5u
tblui. @eit uidtiger lit eS iest, einen
amerifoniidb Oenfeuoen rnO omerifo-
Mid banoeInOen YrGiiOenten 81 CT.
pGblen iuel6er bel Scr @eenoigung
oeS ggeltfrieges cine unportciilbe II.
Nldtung aebietenOe Stelling cinneb-
men piirOe. 9tihter Sugbes mag fir
oos SrauenItinmredt itbrp1rmen
obcr er fam eS e6enIo iucnig forci-
rem mic eS @rdiioent @iIion oerbin-
bern fonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
StcncnscIndjc.


@telleaeIMm:
Sin nii6terner iino fieiieer 8dder iudt SteIle
uls quite erfte Snno fir 9roo, Cafes nno BieS
Gtferien nnfer 10 6. o." TeutIdber Gurre[ppn.
bent. (MuQ13-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

oeS g9elttrieges cine linpnrtciii1e II.
9ldting aebietenoe SteIlilng cirneb-
men tuiirOe. 9tiHter SngbeS mag fir
oos SrouenItimmreHt iblpdrmen,
ober er fam eS ebenlo iucnig forci-
rem mic cs Yrdiioent @iIion berbin-
bern fam.
Wtitlnter ma1cu Die Yolitifer i'm
Suterelie ibrer @nrtei Die ldHerlid.
teu glusiogen. Mobl OoS lGbcrIifite,
mas ienals bon eineni Yolitifer bonn
Stopel gelolicn puroe, mar oieicr
Gage IN Der n@aibineton @olt" 81
ieben Sin Soteleoit ans Dem poll.
tiib Icbr froglib geporoeneu Stoate
Wtiiiouri lieB lid nod allen &egeln
Der Sfitnit ourb einen Heporter .in.
terpicipea" uno erflGrtc gnn5 feicr.
lid uno entbuiaitiid, Dab nun fem
3meifel mebr porlie9e, oob ser Stoot
Miiiouri cine iiberlpicgenoe Wiebrbeit
fir Die Ocmofrotiiben Gon0iOoten
ubgeben luiir0e. neil ocr ll-&onoclS.
Oompfer unperiebrt oic Seimreile an.
getreten babe Nic 9luSiHlog ae6en-
Den Eeutlh-gImerifoner in Wliliouri
ipiirocn eS Dem ErGiiocntcn @ilion
bod onrebnen ooB Die uEeutih-
Inno" niht in Die 0dnOc Der @neIdn-
Ser gefaaen iei, uno iie ludren nnn
iiber5er9t, OoB DER ErdiiOcnt itrcnB
neutral uno uupartciiIb lei. gQenn
oos nidt Der b0bcre 9loOTnn lit, 10
I1bt es ie6r tief bIiden. g9ir 6obeu
nod nie etiuoS oooon gcbort. sob
NrGiioent gSilion etpas nit Dem
9tuslolifen Der aGcutidlon0" 81 t6un
ge6obt Bat. Cab er oororf bciton.
Den bo6en Iol, gtelltrolitGt in one.
rifaniIhen @eu1iern 81 bepobren,
NOR obne 3lueifel feline Efliht iinO
S1uloigfeit Gr itotionirte omeri.
foniidc Griegsibifie inner6olb Der
orei Wleilen Sone 5ur 9epobrung
OerOteutrolitGt, ober crit nuhOem Elm
eu9liiheS Rriegsihiff BEN imoer-
iboniten geriud gemodt bate, in
glod1t iuo 9tebel in Die GbeIapeofe
9ni ein5ltoringen un0 Der ,,DeutIdl-
Iono" nobIiipiireu.
Tic Geutih 9lmerifoner bon
N}iiionri iino nidt 10 ounnL az elou.
ben, ooB Iid ErGiioent @iIion bcion.
oers fir 0aS @obl ooer @ebc ser
nGeutihlouo~ intereiiirt bat. Gbot.
lGdlidl bat er idb gar nidt lin oaS
ll-9oot 6efiinmert, neil Der Snn.
OeIsoanpfer OolItdnoig beredtiot
mar, in einem omerifoniIden Sofen
81 Ioiben uno 5ii looen g9enl ole
SOminiitrotion @ilion mur ocn ge.
rinelten @runo bate finoen fonnen,
Dos glusloufen Der .TeutI1lono" 8u
uerbinoern, 10 bate Te eS nit Ser.
gniigen getbon Gas ipuroe beipieicn
ourh oie Bodpeinlihe llnteriuhun1
oes Shiffcs Ourh ole Sod)berItdnoi-
gen oeS Ntorine Teporteinents.
Die @lili5en aus oeu n0rolihen
ino peitIid)en Stooten. melde ser
9lOminiitrotion itift Iebr aiinitio icin
ionen lpuroen 8uerit noH ser meri-
foniiHen @ren5e 5eorOert unb per.
sen menieItens bis no6 ser g9obl
BORT bIeibeu miiiien Wlit 9(usno6me
Scr DIili5en BON Seras, SlrBona unN
9feu-Merifo iino oie Wlili3en ser iiio.
liden Stooten fait ale 81 SouIe ge.
6lieben. Die Sol0oten ans Dem 9tor.
Ben imO @eIten peroen imDtoDenber
ni1t ltinmen fonnen. 1os Iie6t ct.
ipos peroGd)tig aus. Ger @erluit bon
$4,000 Stimmen in elmer g1atiouoI-
mo6l lit ibou mebr ais eitnal ent.
iheioeno gelpeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

GbIiitbe. 9uh6oI
ter Gum GbeD: 06rolilein Nepp
ldBt iih entiduloieen peeen Bred
rei5. G6cf: Soon onoern bats
10 nettl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
3u bcrfunfen.


Sm hcriduIen:
Gb6nes SduS nit 8inunern In fencr
Racbharidaif, nlle Standardization, brciie
elolte @irnbe; Bres, S125000 3ann $1,000
boreen aui oas @laenibum Nr 26S9, MilIcnS.
WOcnac (Suli26-1WRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

weIbe 40 iparen phnIdeH nnb BrpAe pbtr
lletne ennmcn @clO In Banr Dber IN n,Dn0t-
lirben Mb5nblnngen nulegen wullcu, no eS flo
IN einiaeu SnBren mcBr iuie berouppdt. 9Dir
uIItrircn grDRc out BeIeaene @runoitiIde tn
BtIla WBnn, Der neuen WurItnnt. He0en
Nntcn etbnlcn. Wrnhb tide 621z bet $50,
nnG 125 BET $50, fIlr iueni0cr a(S 4 GcutS pro
lnGbrntfub. &trb bdlh ID Genta pro Qun-
bratlMk pertb IetH. Gementtrie 0,nuguege, ma.
lnoamlnrte Gtrahen, llrfnHhe uub @nrnntie bcS
Ettele nit elnBefttDHcn; cine @eleQenbct fur
efbeHs5eit. Wlnppen, Htlber Mnh upIIe &iH6elns
Deiten 8n erbnltrn DUn
3iidar0 g4. GpDf,
s1r, IA, pit.2eSinotUu.etrahe.
fERl--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
8n bcrfanfen.


Bu ncrEnuFem:
Gin CONFECTIONERY eaoen outer Giono. @tos
bIri felt 12 Snbren. yRdn5litraaen glr 1909,
Snnrsns'strnRe (slue91S.1s,l9)
in berinMfen:
Sine 90 2der Sarnt mil Nnnaaloip 6 3lns
mer), NaliboI3 fit GtaIlungcn llo 100 Dbs
bditmen. 2 4Reilen bonn Wsibole Jtner oil Der
&alternsglpeHnesNo1n. Sor5ulpre1en nn Nr'
beiiSid9en bon llbr 9labntittaeS on uHo
Gonntdqs ben eali5en IuQ Feter Wlcncfcf,
Bengles, Wsb., Gniterm @uennc Nuab.
(Vuqt2-14)
3N berlanfen:
Cine Addcrei quite @eeqenbeit fit eincH
inneen glnfdn9er ooer Nndbanss@inribtuHg
nit ooer obne Diem taft aan5 neu, erit orel
Wlonnte gebfnucDt. NdbereS n1d3nrdqen BET
@eu. q. 9cenia Senton, Wsb. (gmgf2-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

Tie oemofrotiiHc Eortcileitiing
tpirO periiihen, aus Ger pieoerbolten
Grfldrine oes repu6lifoniiHen %r1-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sugbes al
@uuHten oeS SrouenItimmre6ts, Be.
ionoerS nnter oen Geutih.9lmerifo.
uern, politilhes Gapital 5u idlaecn,
mcnn ouh i'm Nlllgemeincn Oieie 8ar.
teileitling oie 8inOeItri6 -glmerifaner
iuenig oOcr gar niHt beaHten mill.
CAB oieie grfI6ulng Oes Gonoiooten
Sug6es in ipeiten &reilen, belonoerS
in oeutib amerifoniicben miBfaI.
len bat, lmo oesmegen oiele Stimnl.
geber 5ogern lperoen fir Suebes 5u
ltimnlen fam nidt perleugnet tper.
,oen. God iollte uidt oergeiien iper-
oen, ooB ald YrdliOent @ilion 5i
@umlten ocs 5rouenltimmrecbtS it,
imo oaB er oofiir in 9ferp- -SerieD
itininlte. Ntur mill Ser YrGiioent sic
beifle Sroge ben einselnen Stoaten
iiberIaiien, ,p6breno GanOiOot 0uq6eS
81 @ilniten zines gInenoements 5ur
@unoesuerfoillmg iein loll, melhes
0oS Stimmrecbt Dem mciblidc Sc
ldBlebtc I'M gon5ea 2auOc gebcu mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
sn mislAen ober 81 EanIcr aeIaAI:

Cine Sarm nit 10 Bic 10 Nder 2dilo, ee.
etene liz Siipnerant n eHsni lniTs!Ie ois
nit Yreie uiib Qdpe erbeten. 2loreIre: ,m.
q. 25," TentIder GDfrcipDnbert.
(SnIi30, ,2lii92 y6913,f6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

Gln iuneer bentltcr Qlputbetrr
fucbt Elm iireeS W(doben nit leinem 8erino,
gen 6peds Seiraib. Wtan aoreIiire ,Hpr 9 a."
4entfd1er 0prrelpDnoent (Nue13-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

@aulmclfe1lc, Yhmo ...... .20c.
&anmclihuIter. Nuno. .tSe.
3ommelcotcletien Rfun0. ~. 25c.
Ni az - y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

Sernbcgierie. Bauer: n9ll
le bobeu + wos gelcrntl Die 4riegs.
eefongencu Die ib 6eiddftigc, lpre
den MIR me5r Uelltib mo oi(
4ubnidgo' 6rau50iiih"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

%erpirrung in 2on6on.
u0a ieben Sic: iiber Meitminiter
elm llnterleeboot ~" N ,,WoS
~ in Ger 0uit elm llntcrlee6oot2~ 2~
ugSa 6ei oie @ermons lit aIleS
m0eIidl~
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the State Land
Board Of the State of Oregon, will receive sealed
bids at its Office in the Capitol Building at Salem
Oregon, up to 1910 o'clock A. M. on March H.
1916. for all the States interest in the over
flowed lands hereinafter described, giving how
ever. to the owner or owners of any lands abut-
ting or fronting thereon the preference right to
purchase said overfiowed lands at the highest
price offered, provided such offer is made in good
faith. and also provided. that the land will not be
sold for, not any offer therefor accepted of less
than $3.50 per acre, and that the Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids: Said lands
are situated in Hood River County, Oregon, and
are described as follows. towit:
Beginning at point 3597 feet north of the wit
ness corner to the southwest corner of Sec. 81, T.
N. r. 8 E.. said point of beginning being the
meander corner on west line of said Sec "a.
Thence S. 63o00W. 1874 feet along meander line
across and being the northerly boundary of Lot l.
Sec. 49, in 7. 3 N. X. f. to subdivisional line:
North 5000 feet along said subdivisional line to
low water of the Columbia River: N. 66o33> E.
1880 feet along said low water line to point in
west line of Sec. 81 produced northerly, 400 feet
north of the point of beginning: N 1905 E.
l34sS feet along said low water line to subdivision
al line South 5000 feet along said subdivisional
line to meander line and Northeast corner of Lot
s. said Sec "a: S. SO 80 w. 10350 feet along mean
der line northery side of said Lot g. to the
meander corner: S. $4,000 w. 344.52 feet along
said meander line and the northerly side of said
Lot 8. to point Of beginning, containing % 81
of overfiowed lands lying north of Lot s. Sec "a
and of Lot of Sec. 49, T. 3N. ROE.
Applications and bids should be addressed to G.
G. Brown, Clerk State Land Board. Salem, Ore
gon. and marked Application and bid to purchase
Overflowed Lands" G. G. BROWN,
Clerk State Land Board.
Dated, Salem, Oregon. Dec. 29, 1915. j6-mchs
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17

gaps being estimated at SIS, 900, pro.
vided the present highway law is not
changed SO as to prevent such expendi.
tures."
Through the terms of this resolution
the State Highway Commission ex.
pended approximately $50. 600 in open.
Ing up the difficult stretch of road at
Mltchells Point last year.
Except for the members of Hood
River county oranges, the failure OF
the State Highway Commission to take
over the Columbia river highway as a
state thoroughfare is not viewed as a
reputation of former promises on the
part of the members of the Commission
IN light Of full revelation of the pre-
campaign proceedings and resolutions.
While their wording is growing less
radical. local oranges continue TO 20 on
record with resolutions directed against
the Highway Commission. The Park
dale grange has adopted the following
resolution: .@
Whereas, We are informed through
the public press that the State High
way Commission refuses all RESPONSE
biity as to the maintenance of the Co.
lumbia river highway and s~.
Whereas, The citizens of Hood Riv-
er county were given to understand
that if we elected to bond the county
for SIS. 600 toward construction of said
highway in Hood River county that the
state would take over said highway
and maintain same. Therefore be it
Resolved, That Parkdale Grange
No. 500 go on record as opposing any
further expenditure of county funds
upon said highway over and above the
bond issue of SIS, 600 and fulfillment of
present contracts in existence.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale

BY virtue of an execution in foreclosure duly
issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Hood River County, State of Oregon, dated
February 7th, 1916 in a certain suit In said
court wherein f. K. Jackson was plaintiff and
A. T. Zeek, at al. were defen dants, and where
In on the 7th day of February, 1916, said plain.
tiff I. F.E Jackson recovered a Judgment against
A Il. Zeek and Addie NJ. Zeek for the sum OF
Sl323 SO with eight per cent interest thereon
until paid, and for the further sum OF $4,000
as and for attOrney's te es, and the sum of $40
costs of suit, and which said execution is
against and directs that the hereinafter de-
scribed real property be sold to satisfy said
sums and costs and expenses OF said sale
Notice Is hereby given that will on the l1th
day of March. 1916 at the front door of the
court house In the City OF Hood River, Hood
River County Oregon at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash, the following de
scribed real property situated in Hood River
County, oregon, towit:
All OF the North half Of the North half of the
Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of
Section eleven an in Township Two () North
OF Range Ten u0) East ofWillamette Meridian,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary TO sat
isty said Judgment and the said sums due
thereon, in favor OF said +. 4. Jackson and
against A. T. Zeek and Addie M. Zeek, to.
gether with all costs and expenses that have
or may accrue.
Dated this 7th day of February. 1916.
fl0.m9 THOS. +. JOHNSON,
Sheriff of Hood River County, oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
Summons BY Publication

In the Circuit Court OF the State of Oregon
for Hood River County.
East Fork Irrigation District, q municipal
corporation. Plaintiff, vs.W. r. Gibson, Glenn
dants.
To the above named defendants, Glenn ii.
Wheeler and Jeanne J. Sweeney:
In the name OF the State of oregon:
You are hereby required 10 appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit and court
on or before Thursday, February l7th,
1915; and If you fail to so appear and answer,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
the above described Court for the relief and
10 Wit: That 1t may take and appropriate for
itself, under the right of eminent domain, up
on its paying into Court the damages assessed
by the Court because OF such appropriation. a
fiume or pipe line for the purpose of carrying
water to be distributed for irrigating purpos-
es, across the Southeast quarter SEQ ofthe
Northwest quarter (NW1<) OF Section One ~,
W. M, In Hood River County, Oregon, along
the following described line, towit:
Beginning at point on the south line OF
the Southeast quarter SEQ OF the North west
quarter (NW14) of Section One ID, Township
One (l), North. Range Ten Q0), East Of vii.
lamette Meridian, 2l6.5 feet distant on course
south $50 3 east from the southwest corner OF
said quarter-quai ter; thence running norther-
ly through sdlu Qudfttf-QudTbtr IOllOWl0g tle
courses and for the distances as follows towit:
North $40 81 East 262 feet; North l2o ly East
$40 feet; North 1lo AZ East no feet to the
North boundary line Of said qusrter-quarter
aud there ending.
You are hereby served with this summons
by order of the Honorable E. f. Stanton,
County Judge OF Hood River County, oregon,
made and entered January 5, 1915, which or
der prescribed that you shall appear and an.
swer said complaint on or before Thursday
February IL, 1916, and that you be served with
inls summons oy puoncaton tneIeoi IN tne
weeks. And you are hereby notified that the
date of the first publication OF this summons
is January 8, 1916.
GEORGE-R. WILBUR,
j6-n7 Plaintiffs Attorney
Rooms Ss, Hall Bldg, Hood River, oregon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
RESOLUTION OFFERED
NO MAINTENANCE

That the recent resolution of the
State Highway Commission in notify
ing the Pine Grove grange of this coun-
ty that it has never pledged itself to
maintain any roads under any condi-
tion, nor has authorized anyone to make
such a pledge.is consistent,is is evidenced
by a resolution adopted by the Commits
sion the week of the local Columbia
river highway bond election, held here
July Is. 1914.
The resolution, printed in local pa.
pers, makes no promise as to plans OF
the Commission to take over the road
and make it a state thoroughfare. Al
though at the time many local citizens,
basing their conclusions on statements
made by speakers working in behalf OF
the bond issue, we're caused to so inter-
pret the intent of the Commission.
The pre- campaign resolution reads:
Whereas, The State Highway Com
mission has adopted the policy of aid
ing the construction of improved roads
in those counties that are constructing
a system of improved roads under the
supervision of the State Highway Com
mission, and
"Whereas, With the money available
for 1914 the Commission is aiding in
the construction of improved roads in
Columbia, Clstsop and jackson coun-
ties, Therefore, be it
Resolved, That it is the intention OF
the State Highway Commission to aid
Hood River county to the extent of i'm
proving the road around Mitchell Ills
Point, as surveyed by the State High
waylengineer, out of money available
in i9l5-this to be done if the citizens
of Hood River county build. in the
meantime, the present gaps in the Co
lumbia River highway in Hood River
county, according to the survey OF said
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
OFTEN PROPERTY AP-
PRAISED AT $4,000

Appraisers of the estate of the late
John Often have placed the value of
local business houses and a fourth in
terest in 40 acre East Side orchard at
$50, 900. This is exclusive of house
and lot decided by MIR. Often to his
widow and which is considered worth
5000.
BY the will of Mr.. Often, who passed
away the first of January, his property
is left in trust to his grandsons, Bern
hard and Leroy Krohn, the trust to be
ended when the eldest of the boys, now
10 years Of age. reaches the sge of 40
years. His wife and his daughter, Mrs.
Annie Krohn, are each given life es.
ates in portions of the real estate.
The appraisers we're F. E. Jackson.
A. ID. Moe and C. d. Hinrichs. L. N.
Blowers and Kari Buelow are co.exec-
utors and trustees of the estate of Mr..
Often.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed administrators with the
VIII annexed of the estate of Robert Jones
deceased, by the County Court of Hood River
County, Oregon, and having duly qualified a.
creditors OF and all persons having claims
against said estate, to present them duly veri.
fed as required by law within six months
from the date of the first publication of this
in Rooms aud in the Hall Building, City
of Hood River said county and state. The
date of the first publication of this notice il
February 10, 1916. JOSEPHINE JONES
OSCAR JONES
Administrators with the will
fl0m9 annexed of the estate of Rob
ert Jones deceased
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17

an entrance, finding Ruth alone, for her
people have gone to the west for a
trip. Ruth Is overpowered and Dutch
and Steve fight a duel for her, then
Pedro is bought off by Client, who real
izing the helplessness of Ruth, suddenly
comes to his senses and agrees to her
proposition that she will be his wife in
name only until he has proven himself
man.
Client agrees and the justice of peace
in the valley is sought. Then be takes
her to bis cabin where as days roll on
she begins to see better things in this
rough character. One night, with drink
his master, be violates the promise he
has made to Ruth, and for il she learns
to losth and hate and begins her work
OF weaving baskets that by her own
hands she may earn the money neces-
sary to buy back the nuggets from
Pedro which bought her for Client.
The Jordans have planned to leave
when Ruth coming upon them, intro
duces Client.
She, refusing to 60 back east with
her people, is one day caught in land
slide and Client rushes to her rescue
and is severely injured. For days he
hovers between life and death, finally
recovering to build happiness for the
noble woman who learned to love him
and made him the man she had ideal
ized.
Friday and Saturday
Francis X. Bushman and Marguerite
Snow in Metro masterpiece, "The Sec
ond in Command.
Sunday and Monday
"The End of the Road" beautiful
dream of the south in which beautiful
Mae Allison has scored such a
tremendous hit.
Tuesday
"Neal of the Navy" Pathe Weekly
and two good comedies.
Wednesday and Thursday
1.-THE Turn of the Road" a vitagraph
tale of love and hate.
Most of our mistakes in life are
avoidabIe. Half our faults could be
eliminated il we stopped to think.
John King did not think. He plunged
headlong into the yawning abyss of
discomfort via subterfuge road. He
deceived his wife. He tried to aban-
don her. His child lay at the point of
death-yet he did not stop. He took the
step that would lead to destruction,
despair, defeat.
John King knew he was wrong, his
conscience told him 30. The entreating
of his sick child bade him stay, but he
did not. He was in the clutches of
vampire. But righteousness finally, by
q trick of fate, overcomes wrongdoing.
A plunge down a precipice in an un-
magageable motor car disables him and
nearly snutfs out the life of his clan
destine friend. He is running away
from his wife ana child, deserting
them, when the accident happens.
Again fate intervenes. and he and his
companion, both horribly injured, are
brought back to his own home. For
days her life hangs in the balance.
hangs by the tiniest thread. She is on
the road to recovery when the acci-
dental overturling of an alcohol stove
sets fire to the house.
Whom does King rescue-his wife,
who loves. him dealry, or his amour
euse?
Special
On Sunday and Monday. February 27
and 28, Audrey Mundon will positively
be shown in that daring picture. elm
spiration." :"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
Executors Notice 10 Creditors

Notice Is hereby given, that the undersign
ed have been appointed executors OF the las
will and the estate of John Often, deceased
by ting County Court OF Hood River, County
Oregon.
All persons having claims against said es.
tate are hereby notified to present the same
duly verified as by law required, to the
undersigned Executors at the office of E. H
Hartwig, and Smith Building, Hood River
oregon, their place OF doing the business o.
said estate, within six months from the date
OF the first publication of this notice.
First publication February g. 1915.
f3-m2 LAWRENCE N. BLOWERS,
KARL BUELOW, Executors.
E. II. HARTWIG, Attorney for Estate.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
AT The GEM TODAY

House Peters and Ethel Clayton in
Lubin's great masterpiece, "The Great
Divide, " taken from the play by Will
lam Vaughan Moody. The pictures are
taken in the Grand Canyon of the Col
orado.
On the brink of the Great Divide
lives Stephen Client, an untamed man
OF the west. To the Great Divide to
develop the land left by their father,
come Ruth and Phil Jordan, with Pills
wife, Polly, and DR.. Newbury, suitor
for Ruth's hand, whom Ruth has re.
fused repeatedly, claiming that the man
she chooses will be an undeveloped
character of the west.
Steve with his pals, Pedro and Dutch,
returning to their cabin one night, see
a light in the Jordan shack and force