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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
DRAW JURYMEN
FOR 1917 Term

One hundred and one persons were
selected in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court today for jury duty during the
1917 term of the local circuit court
- being chosen as trial jurymen and
% as members OF the territorial grand
Jury.
Each of the three divisions selected
&c persons as trial jurors. The mem
bers OF The new grand jury have been
notified TO be In court at 10 O'Clock
on the morning OF January s. They
will meet in Judge Coke,s court room.
Judge Coke's JURORS have been mott
fled 20 be In court at 10 O'Clock on the
morning OF January 3. The jurors
for Judge Whltney's and Judge Ash,
ford's divisions need not appear until
notified
The territorial grand jury is com
posed of the following:
Harold y. Giffard. Marston CAMP
bell. }. A. TempIeton. r. W Atkinson,
r. p. Fogarty, F. r. Richardson. G.. G..
l3ockus, Jacob Lando. Ell Towse. Rob-
eat Law, G.. r. Renton. Jr., n. F. Ber-
telmann, J. F. Child. A. Gartenberg,
Oliver IL. Walker, Hans II. Kohler,
J RI. Hertsche. W. O. Barnhart, w. g..
Chalmers. +. G: Winston, f. Il Krauss.
+. ~. Hons. Charles r. Frazier.
The following were selected as jur-
ors for Judge Ashford's division:
Thomas. GIL, James Brown. Arthur
w Howe, G. F. de la Nux, James
l.. p Robinson, NJ. X. Hull. George
T.. Bruins. Daniel H. King. John f..
Colburn III, J.. NJ Keaunui, G. p Os-
horne, Harry r. Myhre, Lot p. Fer
nandez. Asa Jacobson. Spencer Dick
erton. Charles Lehman. John Harry
Jones, Lyman p. George. Robert
Asam. Richard Cheatham, Thomas X.
Mcclure. Eugene K Allen, Nelson
Baker Lansing, VIII c. King. Charles
B. Wilson. Charles l.. O'Sullivan.
The following were selected as jur.
ors for Judge Whitney's division:
Alfred X f. zap. Ernest " Soares.
Albert A. Auyong. David Kahaleaahu.
Horace f. crabhe, Charles f. Lang.
Lyman II. Bigelow. Charles C. Lud-
ington. w. T. Raposo, George E. Gall,
Joseph Fernandez. Christopher Lewis.
James p. Lynch, David Kanuha, Fong
l.. Akana, John II. Annoy. Hosea Cae.
tano. Caesar p. Silva, Along w. Heen,
William Lindsay. James X Sakuma,
William Espinda, Joseph Gouveia,
Char All On, George F. Iurgensen.
Albert II. Tarleton.
The following were selected as iur-
ors for Judge coke's division:
A. X. Smythe William f. HeTne,
w B. Holt Vernon l.. Ayau. Martin
w. Putnam. Frank p. Mcintyre, John
G. Duarte. Isadore A. Scharlin, Mark
A Robinson. Richard Mossman, John
II. Thompson. Reuben Kinney, Chas.
X. johnson, Irwin H. Beadle. She Kai
Luke. James p. Whine. Edmund Hede-
mann, William X Kahilikolo, Alan
MCGOWAN, Joseph /. whittle, Kim
Tong Ho. George d. Robinson, w. NJ.
Minton, d. da Camara, Karl w RE
big. w. ID. -McWayne.
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ARMY ASKS FOR FUNDS
TO REPAIR OLD PIERS

Army officials announced today that
an appropriation of $4,000 has been
asked from the present Congress for
repair work on military piers in Ho
nolulu.
The resent pier used by the army
is 10 he repaired as soon as the
money IS secured and transferred to
the navy. This is the pier at the foot
OF RichSrds street.
In return the army is to secure the
triangular shaped pier just Waikiki
OF the other Sheds Will be placed
upon this pier for use by the army
Discouraging news has been receiY,
ed to the effect that the s400. 600 or:
ieinallg set aside for barracks at Fort
Shafter has all been expended on the
border and no money viii be available
fer new buildings at the local post
until future appropriation has been
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Change Titles
OF GUARD UNITS

Official cl/nge in the designation
of organized. units OF the .Saulonal
Guard is announced in circular Just
received at guard headquarters from
the militia shureau Hereafter regi-
ments and separate organizations will
be followed by the words National
Guard" alone
Thus the present system of saying
LIST Infantry. National Guard of Ha-
waii, is changed to 1st Regiment, Ha-
waiian Infantry, National Guard.
Field Company A. Hawaiian Signal
Corps, National Guard. is the new des-
ignation of that company, and the
coast artillery companies are lst Com
pany. Hawaiian Coast Artillery, Ma.
tional Guard. and I'd Company. Hawai-
ian Coast Artillery. National Guard.
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BOND CAMPAIGN
PLANSAREMA

That the campaign for the water
end sewer bond issue for which a
plebiscite has been called for Feb
rnary 81 viii be entirely along educa-
tional lines is the intention OF Harry
Murray, superintendent Of the water
department.
Murray believes that the citizens
will vote for the bonds IL the need
of the city for such an issue is clearly
put before them and to carry out this
scheme he is having maps for the
various districts where the improve
ments are to be put in drawn. These
maps will be distributed among the
people and also posted in conspicu-
Gus places. Slides showing where all
the new pipes are to be laid will also
be shown at the moving picture
houses.
The campaign will start the first
week in January and from the very
start TO February 81 Murray plans to
hold as many meetings as possible
Practically everybody is now in
favor of the bond issue" Murray said
this morning. There is some opposi
tion in the Kalihi district because the
people have been told that only 1000
feet of pipe is to he laid there The
plans call for nearly 1900 feet of
pipe, which proves my contention that
IL the plans are properly explained TO
the people they will see the need of
the issue"
A canvass OF the members of the
board of supervisors this morning also
showed that they are willing to do all
they can to have the bond issue
PASSED.
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WHO Is WIDOW OF
MlYAKE? WHITNEY
DESIRES TO KNOW

Circuit Judge Whitney anticipates
difficulty in determining the real wife
of Hidematsu Miyake. who, in the face
of deportation to Japan by federal inn
migration authorities, recently com
mitted suicide.
Ryotar0 has been appointed tenn
porary administrator of the Miyake
estate under bond IN the sum of $4,000.
The estate is said to be valued at
a sum equal to the amount Of the
bond.
A woman claiming to be the widow
of Miyake Is in detention At the fed
eral immigration stallion pending in
vestieaI|o1 Of charges recently pre-
ferred AGAINST her Another story 4
that the lawful wife Of Nil11e IS IIf'
'r1 n Japan Judge Whitney IS max
n. personal InVesfieotion Ii an a.
tempt 10 secure the correct facts.
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MORE animals
FOR KAP IOLAN|

Vita the arrival Wednesday OF
Ellis Josephs With his usual collec.
ton OF strange creatures from all
the corners of the earth. the zoo at
Kapiolaai park was materially added
To by Supervisor Ben Hollinger. who
purchased al American black bear,
two drill monkeys, three Capuchin
monkeys, two sapajou monkeys, and
one spider monkey, the first and last
being Dabies Josephs threw in a
pair of me Canadian geese and prom
ises TO. bring back from Australia a
female kangaroo TO replace the one
that killed herself leaping against the
bars of her cage ....-~..> .:@.# III.
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church. Palama, officiating WIT.
nesses. Mrs. Hattie Waialeaie ana
Mrs. s. h Kamaiopili.- 49,. -
WADELI.- kAIAMA--In Honolulu, De-
cember %, 1916. William WadelI
and Mrs. KaIola Kaiama, Rev. Fa-
ther Phillip Blom of the Catholic
- cathedral, officiating Witnesses.
Rev. Father I'lrich Taube and Rev.
Father Martin. .....:.. - -,
MARTIN-KAIAMA-In Honolulu. De-
cember 26. 1916, Hilarion Martin
and Miss Helen Kaiama. Rev. Faith
or VictorinuS Claesen of the Cath
Ollie cathedral officiating. Witnesses,
j. Marquee and Francisco kezande
ROERIG UEZ- Waialua. Ga
hu, Dec "a, 1916, Juan Rodriguez
and Miss Consuela Lopez. Rev. Fa-
Their Sebastian Konze. pastor of the
Waialua Catholic church, officiating
Witnesses. Thomas Simener and
Salvador Martinez. .- -. H..
NORTON-FOSTER- Honolulu. De-
cember %, 1915, Dana Norton and
Mrs. Alverda II. Foster, Rev. John
!. n. Williams minister pro TEN of
Central Union churhc. officiating.
Witnesses. Juliette VI. Anterior and
Jessie H. Williams. -. H.
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RECEIVES FRACTURES
WHILE SH0EING MULE

Dr. L. E. Case, veterinary surgeon,
who has offices at the Lewis stables,
is at the Fort Shafter hospital for
treatment, having suffered fractures
to two pelvis bones last Sunday when
he was shoeing an army mule at Wal
manalo. According TO word from his
home today, DR. Case is resting as
comfortably as could be expected, but
it will probably be six weeks before
he is able to walk.
STAR-BULLETN GIVES YOU
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MARRIED

WILSON-DRYERS-In Honolulu, Dec.
%, 1916, Ernest Wilson and Mrs.
Edith Dryers, Rev. Samuel K Ka-
maioi.lli, assistant pastor of Kau-
1makapili church, Palama. official
ing; witnesses--W William NJ. Love
AMI Miss Alice Dunal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Homo
lulu, Dec 81, 1916, David Kahalehili
and Mrs Maria ka Malu Kawaa
Makanui, Rev Father Reginald
Yzendoorn of the Catholic Cattle
dral officiating: witnesses-Lukia
Kaman and Anna Kalama.
CLARK-GRIFFlTHS = In Honolulu,
Dec. 20, 1916. Herbert B. Clark and
Miss Catherine Louise Griffiths,
Rev. Samuel X Kanaiopih, assist
Palama, officiating; Witnesses
John +. Gale, Mrs. s. X Eamaiopili
and Samuel Kahai.
ER-BETHG-In Honolulu, Dec.
p, 1916, Herbert Vivian Turner and
Miss Anna Johanna Louise Bethe,
Rev. leland II. Tracy. vicar of st.
Clements Episcopal church. Makiki,
officiating; Witnesses Ralph Z.
Turner. Jr.. i.ena Rethe and Mrs
H. 3ethe ~:.
CLARK-GR1FFITHS-At sos Hotel
street, Dec. %, 1916. Herbert b.
Clark and Catherine l.. Griffiths,
Rev S. X. Kamaiopili officiating.
Witnesses, John Gale, Mrs Kamai-
opili and Samuel Kahai
PANG-LANGSI-At 59S Hotel street,
Dec. -. 1916, George H. Pang and
AiIs. Annie NJ. Langsi, Rev. S. h.
Kamaiopili officiating. Palmer p.
Moods and James Goldstein witness
eS DIT. .-. ..... ..- ...'.
BAKER-MATTOS-On Nuuanu ave-
nue., Dec. %, 1916, Frank Baker and
Annie X. Nattos. Rev. NJ f. Silva
officiating. Witnesses, Mr.. and
=: Mrs X Panui '...- >:..
Kawaia-
thao street. Dec %. 1916. David ka-
halehili and Maria ka Malu IA
7 waa, Reginal Yzendoorn officiating.
tukia Kamau and Anna Kalama,
witnesses. IT,. Fl.
N AKlNLROBERTS-At the Catholic
Mission. Dec -. 1916, Jack Maxim
and Hattie Roberts. Rev. Father
MaXimin officiating Witnesses,
Henry MAXIM and Pricilla Tomas.
McGURN-FOUNTAIN = In Honolulu.
Dec. IS. 1916. Charles A. McGurn
and Miss Hattie Fountain. Rev.
Samuel X. Kamaiopih, assistant pas
ter of Kaumakapili church. Palama,
officiating: witnesses = Benjamin
Maria9 and Mildred Mountain.
WOODWARD-ERNESTBERG-In Ho-
nolulu. Dec. %, 1916, Samuel k
Woodward and Miss Helen Ernest
berg, Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili
assistant pastor of Kaumakapili
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VITAL STATISTICS
BORN

CARFALHO--Tn Papaikou. Hilo, Ha-
wall. Dec. Is, 1916. To Mr. and Yrs.
v. 4. CarvailIo, son-Raymond
Godfrey f.. -".<
BURGESS-In Honolulu. Dec. %, 1916,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney X Bur
CESS OF Bannister road, Kalihi, a
son--Rodney
KAAA-in Honolulu, Dec %, 1916, to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph X Kaaa of
1885 Morris lane. Palama, a daugh-
ter. IT,. =. b: -
FULLER-In Honolulu Dec 81, 1916.
to MIR and Mrs David P. Fuller of
Queen street extension, Kalihi, a
son. ..
SlLVA--fn Honolulu, Dec. 10. 1916. to
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Silva of Sing
10y r1ad. Morrill,, a son-Carl.
AHRENS-In Honolulu, Dec. 9. 1916,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Henry
Ahrens of 10S2B Kinau street, a
daughter-RutI Elsie
ANDREWS-At the Pacific Sanitari-
UNI, Dec, IS, 1916, to Mr.. and Mrs.
e. S. andrews, q son.
KAHAWAl--ln Honolulu. Dec. %,
1916, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ka-
hawai- of I.eilani street, a son.
RASMUSSEN--ln Honolulu. Deem
ber 8, 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. john
Rasmussen of Quinn lane, daugn-
ter, Martha
ESTREl-LA-in Honolulu, at the
Oahu Insane Asylum, Dec 81, 1916,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Estrelta OF
Pakala. Kauai, a daughter
Honolulu December
81, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Harris A.
Kekaha of King street, a daughter.
Pearl.
PECK-At the Department Hospital,
Fort Shafter, Dec. %, 1918, To Capt.
and Mrs. Robert H. Peck of Fort
Shafter, daughter
FEATHERAN-In Honolulu, Dec. %,
1916, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Feath-
eran Of Kaumanuwai lane, a SON
George.
= In Honolulu, Dec 2S,
1916. to Mr.. and Mrs John David
Robinson of 129 X Militant, son,
John Noa. #==
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DRILL IN ARMoRY

Drill Of the LIST Company, Coast ar.
tillery- Corps. National Guard. will be
held ~ 81 o'clock this afternoon in
the armory instead Of at Fort he
Rnssy.
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STAR-BULLETuH GIVES YOU
TOOAYS NEWS TO-DAY
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-20
II your shoes have gone wrong take

II your shoes have gone wrong take
them to johnson.
The Gem is showing special films
each Sunday for one day only.
Go to Law is right. You are right
when you 60 to Law, the Cleaner. jn29tf
J. E. Smithson left yesterday for
Everett, WASH, on a business trip.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Macrum, of Mo-
sier, were in the city yesterday.
Used Ford touring cars for sale at
Columbia Auto & Machine Co
IL. H. Bywater, was a business Wis.,
itor in Portland the first of the week.
Miss Mae Davidson is spending two
weeks vacation at Nehalem beach.
Mrs. Wilmer Sieg visited Portland
friends the first Of the week.
One of the popular Drew comedies
will be seen at the Gem Monday and
Tuesday.
Don't you just love doughnuts and cof-
fee? Try some of our baking. Blue Rib
bon Bakery, phone 1878. tt
Bill Thomas and Gilbert Edgington
have gone to eastern Oregon to work
in the harvest fields.
Kodak finishing-expert work-twenty.
four hour service. Slocom u Garfield
Co. m23tf
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Ward visited
friends in Portland the latter part of
last week.
| No chicken mites or lice. Only use
NV device. Plans SOC. Willis Bradley,
Hood River, Oregon. a1O
Mary Miles Minter, the youngest film
actor. will be at the Gem Monday and
Tuesday in Lovely Mary"
Ollie S. Sheplar was business vis-
itor in Portland the latter part of last
week.
For special dinners on Saturday, Mr..
Orchardist, visit the Hoff Brau in rear
of Garrabrant's cigar store. jnl5tf
Miss Maude Hasbrouck, of Portland.
is here visiting her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. H. l.. Hasbrouck.
M. E. MeCarty and family motored
to Portland and coast points last week,
Mr.. McCarty taking his vacation.s
For Sale-3,OOO cabbage and 1000
celery plants, SOC per 100. Heights
Greenhouse.
James G. Fairfowl, of Dee, was here
the latter part of last week on busi-
ness. o. d. Cravens, of Parkdale, was
a business visitor in town last week.
Candy Relief Corps members are en-
loving their annual picnic today at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Anderson,
of Oak Grove.
The two small sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Fields, of Maxwelton orchards,
on the East Side, submitted to opera
tions last week for the removal of ade-
noids and enlarged tonsils.
| We will write your Fire, Automobile,
Life and Accident Insurance and Bonds
in the largest and best companies old
est insurance agency in the city. j. M.
Culbertsou & Co., phone 24SS. II
1T. Holman, the veteran merchant
of the Heights, 10 the most recent pur-
chaser of a motor car. Mr.. Holman
last week purchased Ford from the
Columbia Auto & Machine Co.
Misses Marion johnson, Dortothy
Battey and Virginia johnson joined the
Mazamas last Sunday on their climb Of
Mitchells Point instead of the Mount
Defiance climb as previously planned.
J. C. Hutchins, SECRETARY of the
Chamber of Commerce, of White Salm-
on. WASH, and booster for the Hood
River North Yakima highway. was here
Saturday on business.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-20

"The Great Problem" featuring Vi
olet Mersereau. will be seen at the
Gem Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. -
MIR. and Mrs. Willis Van Horn and
daughter, Miss Marion. who have been
spending the winter IN Niagara Falls,
N. Y. have returned here for the sum-
mer.
A meeting of the mothers of the
Pine Grove Parent Teacher Association
will be held next Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. r. E.
Scott. Mrs. c. X. Benton will be in
charge of the meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. C. A. Bell accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howard on mo-
tor trip to Portland over the Columbia
river highway last week. Since the
trip MIR. and Mrs. Bell have become
greater boosters than ever for the
scenic highway.
Geo. C. Vickery, of Delta, Colo,
who has been here for the past several
months, looking over the valley with
the idea of locating, was called home
last week because of the serious condi-
tion of Mrs. Vickery, who had been in
jured in runaway accident.
Accompanied by his wife. fMr. and
Mrs. Geo. E. Whiteside.. ..and Miss Belle
Kinney. Postmaster C. McDevitt, Of
Corvallis, arrived at the Hotel Oregon
yesterday afternoon over the Columbia
River highway. Mr.. McDevitt states
that the road is in good condition.
Chas. N. Clarke was the victim of q
painful accident last week. Mr.. Clarke
was chopping kindling with a dull
double -bitted axe. As he was aiming a
hard blow at the wood the axe handle
slipped and the blade struck Mr..
C.arke's left hand across the knuckles.
The hand was badly cut and bruised.
Mrs. Laura Clapp entertained at her
Avalon Way home Tuesday evening in
honor of her daughter. Mrs. James
Aeaton. of Marshfideld, who after a
visit here since the Fourth, will leave
Saturday for a visit with her brother,
Harry Clapp, and wife. at Camas.
Wash. Guests at the Tuesday evening
dinner party were: Mr.. and Mrs. A..
D. Ramsey, Mrs. L. M. Bentley and
MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Moe.
Ira L. Judd and bride, of The Dalles.
returning home from Portland, where
they took honeymoon. stopped here
last Saturday. Mr.. Judd was formerly
clerk of the Hotel Oregon here. An
effort was made by number of the
friends of Mr.. Judd to lure him from
the train on the way to Portland and
arrest him. leaving his bride all alone.
The wise MIR. Judd, however, would
not be lured.
Miss Martha Montgomery, of Shelby
vile, Ind, passed through Hood River
last Thursday, en- froute to Marshfield
for a visit with her brother. James E.
Montgomery. an official of the Coos
and Curry Telepone Co., which oper-
ates the largest exchsnge in Oregon
outside of the city of Portland. Miss
Montgomery spent the summer of 1912
here with her mother, Mrs. Walter s.
Montgomery, and sister, Miss Ruth
Montgomery.
Robert Hodges, sheriff of King coun-
ty. who has won:notoriety for the raids
he has recently been making in Seattle,
stopped at the Hotel Oregon Monday
night. Mr.. Hodges. who Was accom-
panied by. M. E. HALEY. was en- route
to Klickitat county points on cam
paign in the interest OF his candidacy
for governor of Washington on the Re-
publican ticket. The King county sher-
i'll sustained q broken hand while
cranking his car just vest Of town.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-20

MIR. and Mrs. Norton Cowden, whose
wedding was a social event of June.
are now residing in Boise. Ida.
Suits pressed, Soc; dry cleaned, 81 90
| Why pay more? Enquire of H. Bur
mester, l04 4th st. al0
Dustin Farnum will be seen in the
"Call of the Cumberlands" at the
Electric soon.
The little son of z. Annala submitted
to an operation last week for remova
of tonsils and adenoids.
Miss May Hampson, of Clackamas
after a visit here with Mrs. J. G.
Butcher, returned home yesterday.
Chas. /. Moody. of the Upper Valley
was business visitor in the city the
first of the week.
R. H. Haseiton and twin daughters
of Underwood. was here the first of the
week shopping.
j. l.. Morrison. suffering a relapse
from recent serious operation, is al
the Cottage hospital.
For Sale-W. M. Sylvester's Max.
we'll runabout. Everybody knows thi.
little car. Easy terms. Tel. 3442.
Mrs. H. H. Newhall, of Portland. il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. R
Pooley, and family.
Mrs. E. B. Hayes and son, Jack, ant
Mrs. L. Hamman and son. James, wer,
the week end guests of Miss Berth,
Serr.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Oliver Wall wer'
here the past week from eastern Ore
gon visiting Mrs. Wallis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Vogel, and family.
Miss Alfrieda Hoerlein and he
guets, Miss Scheidenhelm. of Evanston
ILL.,, are in Portland visiting Mis-
Gretchen Hoerlein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Cox arrived
last week from Chicago to spend tn
summer on their orchard place in tn,
Odell district.
After q visit with MIR. and Mrs. ]
P. Lucas, Mrs. Val W. Tomkins ant
daughter, Miss Eileen, of Cascad'
Locks. returned home last Thursday.
Botn-To MIR. and Mrs. Toby, We'd
nesday, July IL. son. Toby Is th,
japanese boy who carries the mail TO
the O.-W. R. & N. Co.
After a visit with the family of he
sister, Mrs. Geo. l. Slocom. Miss Lei,
Kelsay left Tuesday to return to he
home in the Imperial valley Of southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford C. Lennon
have moved from the Critics place OF
state srteet to the Goff residence OF
Oak street. Prof. Critics and famil,
have moved to their State street home
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Hart, of Oak
land, Calif., Mf. and Mrs. |. N. Nine
and daughter, of Portland, and Mis-
Bertha Barlow, of Peoria, ILL.,, hsv,
been here the guests of MIR. and Mrs
H. F. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Onthank an,
their son, Karl, and the latter's wifi,
and her parents. DR.. and Mrs. j. B
McLaren, of Portland, spent one da,
last week on picnic at Multnomal
Falls.
Hood River Lodge, No. l05, A. F.
A. M, will hold regular meeting Sat
urday evening, when work in the E. A
degree will be conducted. All visitinl
tMasons are invited to be present. ]
q. Mclaughlin. w. M.
A. s. Keir and son, Paul, returne,
yesterday from Chicago, where the lat
ter has been undergoing treatment TO
his throat. Master Paul has recovere,
successfully from delicate operation
on his throat.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-20

Arthur Van Horn, Of Michigan, was
here Monday visiting his old friend, H.
L. Hasbrouck. Mr.. Van Horn was &C.
companied by bis cousin. ]. Merrill, Of
Lents. Mr.. Hasbrouck and Mr.. Van
Horn had not seen each other for rs
years and the time was spent in pleas.
ant "reminiscences. The visitors were
taken over the valley by d. G. Crmk-
shank in his Dodge automobile. "I
have been through California since
leaving home," said Mr.. Van Horn.
but ! must say that this is the finest
place have seen since / left old Mich
igan,