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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Oklahoma Feeders Bring $40
a Hundred; $500 PorkerS
Welcomed In a Day.
"MIllI0N IN 1916
SLOGAN IS REVIVED
Never Since Market Opened in
1910 Has II EqualIed
Today's Work.

New records In both tho hog and cH'
tIe divisions we're hung up II tho Okla
homa city market TODAY
Tho 1900 head ~ hogs arriving for
the Inspection of packers was the great.
est number to come In singh" day sine"
the market was opened I'm 1910
The previous high mark was 1900, o'-
tnbllshed during the state Fair Of i'i6
In tho cattle division price records
were shattered when SO 100 pounds
vas paid by buyers for fat beef furnlsh't
by Mangum siockmen.
Cattle price records have been broken
twice before this spring. i265 two week.
ago being the highest ever paid bciol'
today. The former highest price was
g. so. set about month ago
n hogs continue 10 arrive AZ the OK
hhomn cry market AZ tho rat" they
have been coming the lutt month packers
declare that "s miIlion hogs for pkhho'
mn Cl,y In iqi6' vii be- reality
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
LYON CRI1|CIzES
INITIATIVE LAW
ON Amendments
State Secretary Says Vast
Expense Is EntaiIed and
Little Is Gained.

An attack Hu tho initiative and refer
cnium law NJ oklahoma insofar Hs n
relates 90 tho initiation ~ amendments
'o the constitution VAS made b, Serrs.
mr NJ State LYON IN 1u address Tues.
iHy nighi n'fUf" the oklahoma Nssn. ia.
iinn NJ Mpr Carriers
= am y great believer ir iirt initiative
and referendum Bs 90 1vs and legislative
cnHctmenis but I must sp. ns to rom.
s'tuiinu,l amendments ~ BE- s .urs. tu
our state. declared Mr i,or
The plans ~ the administration might
%" knockoi sk, hirh ana g., entire work
~ legislature nUlli'i'd b., one radical
Through an initiative constitutional
amendment
Secretary LYON produced figures show.
ins that slNty.'hrcc measures had been
Initiated hy the people since 1905 and
twenty cight referred hv ne legislature
of the siNty-tNtrr initiated only five
have hccn adopted and NJ tho twenty.
cighI referred propositions only siN have
been accepted hN tho prup.,
Arprn,im,i,l, i'Nn. ooU hrs hrsr spent
b, the state and about so U'N spent N"
inii, iduals M tho initiation and suhw't.
sion " these questions, Mr. lNou s'i1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
BRITISH CHEER
DENIAL ALLIES
CONSIDER PEACE
Premier ASuuith Sees Nothing
in Berlin Statement to
Encourage Negotiations.

LONDON NAV n Premier Aspui'h
question put hy Sir Arthur
MatkhBm. liberal In the house oi com
mnns. stated there IL nothing In the
recent statement made nv pt Won ncih-
mann Hollwcs. the German imperial
chancellor. that indicated Germany 4.
prepared TO consider terms ~ peace
which would safeguard the interests "
the entente allies and the future peace
~ Europe
sir Arthur apparently was designed
finally to set ~ rest nnN suggestion
that the entente allies ar. prepared ~
accept intervention IN putting his
nuestior. hr referred To the fact that In
the German rcply 20 the latest Amer
lean notc. II was pointed out that der
man, hnd tWic" announced her read.
meas go make peace
The prrmcts reply Nas received With
cheers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
LESS PORK AND MORE
PREPAREDNESS. PLEA

CHICAGO. MAY 1iaThc space m The
his hoard " trade blackboard ordinarily
devoted 20 quotations NJ pork prices wss
so largely slvtn over 90 a his United
states rcs,.ut arms IN rnlors that the
figures we're all but crowded M, Tho
combination VAS said 20 signify "i,ess
rntk. mntc preparedness The rna,
oi-arms Nss drawn 10 call attention 10
directions fot the board u trade con.
lingrn, NJ the preparedness parade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Zeppelin Twice
AS Big as Others
In Trial Flights

ZURICH Switzerland MAY IN
tvia Paris MAY 81 Reports have
reached Zurich from Romnnshorn. a
Swiss town on Lake Constance. that a
new super Zeppelin 80 feet long has been
seen making tr.al flghts over the lake
The total capacity ~ the aifship is &c..
noo cubic meters. NJ about double that
NJ Zeppelins of the aiflicr t,pe
The new craft is ni'ed with seven
motors. four armorcd gondolHs. machine
guns. small cannon aud apparatus for
dropping bombs and dlschatging aerial
torp"docs II weighs fort, tons "A able
10 rise $1,000 feet and has y long range
Of action
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
HOUR OF ATTACK HERE,
SAYS AUSTRIAN CHIEF

nERllN. Ma, ~ Achduks Frederick
comma ndet IN. chief ~ the Aus,ro. Hun
rarian armies issued ou the anniversary
NJ ltaivs declaration ~ var asalnst
Austria Hungary an order ~ the day IN
which he said
"rot whole yeat vc have had to
await patiently the hour NJ attack and
retaliation 4, last this hour has come
Make vuut rountr, nee from invaiet.
aud create on the sou,hves, the frontier
which 'hr monarch, requires for future
serufttV "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Times Vacation
Contest

V1f1llE next standing NJ the nom
inces IN the vacation contes,
will he published In Samr
days Times NJ which time the
names ~ all having css than 2.s00
votes to their credit will hc
dropped. This plan viii show the
active workers There have been
quite n number who entered with
intentions ~ securing n trip hut
wcm handicapped from making n
start nn account ~ various reasons
These are the ones whose names
will he dropped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
GAIN OF $4,000
IN MAY BUILDING

Ruiidlng statistics ~ oklahoma CIV
inr MAY. loi6 show y marked inrfcpse
over MAY. 1918 In the past month sls.
{, pne building permits we're issued. trp.
trs,ntinf an expenditure NJ titi.eIO IN
MAY, iai'. there Wete only thirty four
permits issucd ftpt-scnting an rsrsudi.
tutr ot tl,pt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
nurn Aanouaees eAaplpAeY.

A,icrre, Chas n Ruth. chsUmsn n
the count, election heard ,cda, form
ally announced his rsndidsr, TO- the
nomination iof county attorney rn the
democratic tlcke, Fuf many yeats he
has been prominent In democratic cr'in,y
and city politics He will h. Opposed toi
the democratic nomination by ! & Estes
and A \ Mundsn Republican candi.
dates are John Choa,s and Chss n SCI.
IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
MILLER ASKS, WILL
RECEIVE, VACATION
OF Fifteen DAYS

Municipal judge ioyai Miller made ~
rlication this morning to the city com
n,isslonets for leave " absence from
June To June rs Tho request win hs
granted
hurting Judge Nillct's vacation Harold
H., will serve a. special muni,in.l
iudr,
tune was tho date 49, Tor Mil'ett tes.
irnation 10 he handed 10 tho mayor hu,
n vas not totthcominK MAY n. and II
i' believed action viii he deferred until
after his vacation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
eov SAYS ne STARTED FINE.

VANCOUVER n G.. MAY n Abe
Ctsir. an iS.yt1r uld American. Is held
N tho police here pending an in,c.'i.
cation NJ b confession that he started
tho fire SUNDAY nigh, which drsifn,ed
gfnin elevator and tho plants NJ iVn ush
companies. causing loss NJ NOR, than
HsO. 400
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

ms mo la, ana ,hs' tho trial proper
would NsEn rhHrtl,
Twenty ..,Nru .uHIfrwru Nfrr r,Hu.
in'i 'hi. iUfrnnnn Ir Rr yfinu 'H ..m
Hl.ir tho WN Y e. lYlpis"F. re-
stationary ,rgiUrrr was Tentatively H..
y'pirl hy M, drf.usr Tho drisnt. r.
'rUis.d I,i'wpiuN rh1llrrr. against
charles hWuu There are rIgM sworn
iutnfa iu tho hu,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
American Forces
Being Driven Out
By Villa Leader

COLuMRrs. y ~. MAY ~ Iuno
Aros,a. q villa leader. formerly Niln
commander NJ Guerrero. chihuahua with
ioo followers last reported In tho ucin-
ity ~ RaiopilHs. chihuahua. 10 said to
hr following iu tho wake ~ General
rcrrhingS rear outpost south NJ Nnmi.
quipn
From all accounts Acos'a IL trying 10
make n appear IN the Namiluipa coun-
Try that hc IL driving tho Americans be.
fore him and that before long they will
nsayefillN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
121 NEUTRAL VESSELS
SUNK BY SUBMARINES

WASHINGTON. May ~ Official fis
utes upbli.hcd hy the British embassy
thow that up 10 end ~ April neutral
nations had lost i2l ships sunk hy sub
marines The Loelnnnw. sunk July 81.
hsi year. was the only American ship
or the lirt Norway lost s.. ships. Den.
mark lost 90 sweden. 90 Holland. =.
Greece. s, and spain. I ships
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
SUMMONED TO SERVICE

W p Matthews. commander Of David
Harmon Camp. L. e, v, this morning
issued q call for u meeting Of all mem
bers ~ that Organization In fnlrlawn
cemetery Saturday afternoon NJ 2 o'clock
20 decorate the graves of confederate
vetetns
Follow ing the decoration memorial serv-
Ices viii be- held nj the home ~ Mrs
" T~S HUNT. 273i Classcn boulevard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
CONVENIENT SESSIONS
OF COURT ARRANGED

ccmmencins June I. tho hours ~ mu.
n,cipal court sessions viii he changed
tn. fltsi viii he held At = o'clock In the
morning 10 slve offlcers on the first
two shlns chancs 10 attend without
losing their flshtml sleep In the aiiet.
noon ~ O'Clock another session will b.
held for arrests made b. the officers on
the third shin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Recognition Asked
For Irish Nation

CWCNGO Nav "a Demand that tho
republican and democratic parties iu-
corporate Iu their platforms 'hr promise
that the United states u acting ON the
arbitration holrd ~ tho close " the
European vpr shall recognize Ireland ne
nation. will he made nv tho Friends o,
Irish Freedom here next SATURDAY The
meeting will m"mofI1ltc the men who
recently were executed ~ Dublin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
ITALIAN PRINCE DIES
IN AIR ATTACK ON PISA

ROW NJ, rn -tNia raris. MAJ ~
lieutenant Prince MAMMALIAN t,entics
nttaso 49, kllisd IN an asfnrans ~.
tack THURSDAY ~ pisa The prince wss
nephrv ~ the Cnunisss rsfio ten.
ttrs uItaan. who pfinf ~ her naffisss
niece ~ Rsaf Admiral Wilde % the
tinted States navy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
PLAN ron FEEDING POLAND FAILS

BERLIN. NAV 40 tvla London. N,y
u Germany viii not accept Great
hritein's counter proposals irf tho ~.
hrf oi Poland This decision which had
been expected. was reached NJ con
terence nj the American embassy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
ZEPPELIN AT SAl0NIkI
WRECKED AGAINST TREE

LoNpoN May ~ \ Central News
dispatch from Amsterdam said that n
German zeppelin descending near Vclc,
on the Salnnili front, came IN rnntac,
with some trees and VAs DESTROYED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Heavy infantry Assaults
Launched Over Considerable
Section Of Verdun Line.
AUSTRIANS FORCE WAY
OVER P0SINA RIVER
Capture South Bank and 0C-
Cupy Italian Works Of.
Puntac 0rdin.

LONDON Mny ~ -Gsrman troops OPP
Grating IN the V'rdun region west of the
Mouse have cleared the southern en-
urous of Cumcres village. the German
vlr ofnco announces Nfarly 100 prison
,rH were taken The capture Monday of
u naval gun md IS machine guns dur
ms the fighting 90 Caurc,res wood Was
also announced
French Admit Defeat
The French statement admits that In
the course ~ violent struggle LUs.
day night on the Verduu front the Ger
mans compelled the French 10 eynCunte
nfH llur trench near the Ciufetiss
wood south Of cumierfs
After two dave of especially severe
humrtfdurni the Germans launched IN
fniry ATTACKS repeatedly iU great fore"
over n considerable section ~ the Ner.
dun line The French resisted stub
torriy and the official statement say'
repulaed the Germans "v"fyWh"f" "h-
.epi near rsufrstfos wood IN" eyHc-
uai'h tron.h hnd been lryrl'd .hy the
German shell hfc
Under cover ~ fog German d'tart.
moui. made their nny 10 the vicinity
o' chntfinooIrt. where they were ami
Inflated by the French fire
Aus,rlans Cross Poslns
Austro. Hungarian troops operating 10
the west NJ Arsiefo IN N" Trcntino
district have forced q passage across
~" rosiua river and have taken
the heights on the southern hank.
saws pu official statement issued at u"
Nufifo- Hungarian army ho1duuhrtcrs
iu vienna under date ~ Tuesday The
capture " the fortified italian works
~ ruuttr Ordin also was announced
british casualties IN May we're much
heavier than u eiiher ~ the two
preceding month";. THIS total from
all fields Of operation as compiled
/ from published lists Ia 1861 Off
Gers and ?s 80 men The total ~ March
including officers and men. VAS 2o,is'
and IN April 2obii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
DESTROYER DISABLED

WASHINGTON Nny 20 Tho 'urHstr
HnHt DESTROYER Warrington VBs HiuHIrI
Tuesday mg'i .N NrNus re- su"mrU.sd
water break near Rock Point ~ BE- Hs.
h'N'l h,r propeller" We're injured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Unsettled Tonight,
Thursday; Warm

LOCAL roRtcAsr-psr,ly cloudy
,orluh, srd Thursday. with continued
hluN temperatures unsettled.
Maximum yesterday, "a, mlnlmur. N.
ARKANSAS and Tt.NASa Tonight AMI
Thursday generally fair
KANSAS Gynrfalh faif unsettled
YAwa.A.s
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-24
HEIGHTS NEWS

W. n. Taft left for Wisconsin last
Wednesday night to visit his mother,
brother and other relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Grimshaw, two daugh-
ters and Mr.. Piatt motored up from
Gresham Sunday. spending the day
with Mrs. True and family and return
ing the same evening over the High
way.
The Baptist people had an ice cream
social at the church lAst Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Lon Stevens went to The Dalles
last Saturday. She Ssys it was very
hot up there.
Mrs. L. Robertson, of Green Point.
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
True and family.
Miss Abbie ]. Mills. a nurse, was a
caller on the Heights Monday.
Mrs. j. Marshall is entertaining her
friend, Miss Floyd, of Portland.
Mrs. True,s sister, Mrs. Perry. who
has been spending the summer here,
went to Portland last week to visit rel
atives and friends for time before
Joining her husband this fall.
Miss Bertha Hunt visited her brother
in Portland recently.
Mrs. j. Marshall and children anG
her friend, Miss Floyd, went to Sum
nit Tuesday afternoon to visit hei
uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs. M. Cellar
Mr.. Cellar came for them in his auto.
The Blue Ribbon Bakery, run by j.
d. Wall, is closed for time. The
bake oven is in need of repairs.
John Wilson and J. H. Gill wen
down on Hood river fishing Saturday.
MIR. Gill, wanting to go down very
steep place on the hillside, decided t.
sitdown and slide and by sticking hi!
heels in the ground steady his ride
Mr.. Wilson was to wait at the top ant
when MIR. Gill was down he was to tr.
it. But Mr.. Gill's heels did not sta!
where they we're put and he took fly
ing ride down the hill. MIR. Wilson
called out, "Gill, are you hurt?" Mr.
Gill said. "No, | guess not, but yo'
had not better try it." Mr.. Wilson
says the stones and dirt flew right live
ly while Mr.. Gill was going down. !
was then about 2 O'Clock and it tool
Mr.. Gill all the rest Of the day to &c
home, and now he is nursing a lam
hack
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-24

dell. mother of Mrs. Lage. was given
genuine surprise in the form Of re-
ception. Fifty ladies were present.
The dainty lunch was served In pleas.
ant vine covered arbor. Two small
tables were used seating eight ladies
at a time. Mrs. Fred Mack and Miss
Bernice Mcdonald were accorded the
honor of serving. A delightful time
was enjoyed by all.
Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock at
Pine Grove grange hall commencement
exercises for the classes in elocution
and folk dances will be held. This term
closes with IL successful lessons. Ev-
ery child will take part In some way.
The program consists Of recitations,
mental attitudes, songs. folk dances.
concert reading. monologue and dia-
lOpue
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-24
BELMONT.

W. H. Davis and family spent Sun
day at the ranch with his mother, re-
turning to their home in Hood River In
the evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Harms and family, long
residents at the planer. intend moving
to Hood River this week so their chill
dren may have the benefit OF the city
schools. Mr.. Harms will continue to
work at the planer.
Oscar zones left for Grass Valley
last week. He, with his team, will
work in the harvest for his brother-in-
law, Len Aiken.
MIR. Perry. with his three horses, has
gone to work in eastern Oregon. Mrs.
Perry and son went as far as The
Dalles. returning in few days to their
home in Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Allen and chill
dren we're visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Farrell Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. H. T. Regnell and granddaugh-
ter, Priscilla. were callers at the Som
erville home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIG. Church have been
ENJOYING a visit with Dan Church, OF
Portland, who has spent his vacation a,
the home of his brother and family
Mr.. Church having an auto, has taker
his brother and other friends to see the
scenic parts Of the valley, which the,
have greatly enjoyed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-24

CONGRATULATIONS from friends Bel
mont are extended to Don Nunamaker
and bride, wedding took place in Hood
River last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson are enter
tanning friends from Stevenson, Wash.
Will Metcalf returned home Friday
from four days visit al the home of
bis parents in Portland. He expects to
start packing apples this week for the
Association.
Mrs. Julia Brunquist spent the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Regnell and family. Mrs. Brunquist
intends soon to leave to make her home
with her daughters in California. Be-
fore leaving she will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hill. in Moro.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Forden spent
their vacation camping at Parkdale
during the grange encampment.
Will Somerville 10 building a cold
storage for Miss Ezma Jones in Bar
rett.
At the school meeting held at West
Barrett school house last Wednesday it
was voted to open the East Barrett
school so the small children would not
have so far to 90 to attend school this
winter.
Miss Imogene Bishop attended Miss
Lucille Davis and Miss Halle Rey-
nold's birthday party in Hood River
last Monday.
G. M. Eddie came from Columbus.
Wash, for a few days recently. We
are sorry to hear that bis house was
broken into, groceries and clothing be-
ing stolen. M. Eddie is i'll able to lose
those things.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-24
PINE GROVE

Mrs. P. B. Laraway has as her
guests thic week her cousin, Mrs. U.
G. McGilvra, and children, from Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scobee are en-
tertaining friends from Portland for
few days.
Mrs. George Friday is receiving
visit from her friend, Miss Smith, from
Los Angeles.
Mrs. James Malloy returned from
White Salmon Sunday evening after
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Shoemaker.
Mrs. Florence Avery Rice. of Pendle-
ton, IS visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Avery.
Mrs. Olga Clucas and little daughter.
from Silverton, visited at the home OF
Miss Lulu Hunt Monday and Tuesday.
Arthur Fertig, who is employed at
the saw mill in Dee, met with an acci-
dent last week which came near being
serious. In some manner he came in
contact with a line connecting the ma
chinery, striking him across the shoul.
der and side. He expects ere long to
be at work again.
E. E. Lage is a recent purchaser oi
a Saxon automobile.
The Ladies' Aid society will have
silver tea at the home OF Mrs. j. U
Mark Friday afternoon.
The Boy Scouts returned from theil
camping trip last Thursday morning
Two things seemed to mar their enjoy
ment; sleeping on the ground and eat
ing sparingly to make the food las
until their return home.
There will be regular services mex
Sunday morning. Last Sunday tn
special music consisted of solo b.
Miss Marguerite Ferrin, with violil
and piano accompaniment. entitled
Tears of Christ. repeated by reques
being in harmony with the pastor
sermon. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
Miss Bernice Mcdonald entertaine
l last Thursday in honor of the Misse
REYNOLDS, cousins of Miss Ethel Bick
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Blackman ente,
/ tained a number of their friends Thurs
day evening, the occasion being MI
Blackman's birthday.
Miss Bessie Riddell, with her mother
came from Portland last Thursday
spend a few days with her sister, Mr.
4. E. Lage before returning to the
Il home in California. Miss Riddell hs
| been in the east completing her studio
| as librarian and will occupy an in
portant position in Los Angeles tf
II coming year.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. Il. Ri
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-24
WHITE SALMON.
tFrom the Enterprise)

Harve Humphrey is back on the old
Job in the local electric light Office. Ii
seems like old times to see Humph in
charge once more.
Klickitat county has joined in the
great movement for better and more
profitable agriculture. At the last
meeting of the board Of county COM
missioners, B. W. Cooney was ap-
pointed county agriculturist.
Mrs. R. L. Melendy and son were in
town Tuesday from an extended visit
in Trout Lake and Gilmer. They we're
on their way to their new home at Oak
Park, Ill. The Melendys we're former
residents of the Trout Lake valley and
Hood River.
Before Justice of the Peace Harris.
of Bingen, on Friday. August IL,
Harry Matthews. of Husum, was ar
raigned for violation of the fire laws
of the state of Washington. He ad-
mitted setting fire without permit, on
his own premises. and it was shown
that the fire was set in an extremely
dangerous bit of old burn and endan
gered surrounding timber belonging tG
Mr.. Mathews, the United States For
est Service and others.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-24

A. q. Adams, who has been agent
for the Oregon Journal for two years
and half. has resigned and Ernest
Hall has taken the job.
We saw Erick Nelson, q former busi-
ness man here. on our streets Sunday.
Phil Lahey. from the Arlington club,
Portland, is spending two weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Lahey.
We are always glad to see Phil.
Mrs. C. W. Thompson is spending a
few days in Portland.
Quite a party from here attended the
dance at Corbett Saturday evening.
The rain Friday and Friday night
came as a surprise. but was welcomed
just the same.
Dick Butler, from Portland. and II.
W. Tozlar. Of our city, have erected an
auto barn. We are sure it will be we'll
patronized.
A. W. Meyer is doing a land office
business in gasoline and incidentally
shaving every man that will let him.
Charlie Gray. from Wyeth, is spend
ing few days in town-for his health.
1t is said by those who know that
over 1000 autos passed through the
Locks Sunday.