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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03
33O,OOO,OOO FEET
National Forest Timber
for Sale


bacng about 1920 Twp Ranges 8and E., W. M West
Hood
noble white
Douglas
cedar and noble pine
for all other species Rates to be reajused three
bid apply purchase price bid accepted
refunded rejected retained forfeit
~ and bond are not executed within the required time
ter Portland Oregon, to and including September a. 1916
The right to and all bids
from the District Forester the Forest Supervisor Portland
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03

Twenty-seven thousand boxes of Cal.
ifornia citrus fruits were sold this week
Valencia late oranges sold from $5.35 to
$2.25; lemons, $500 to 1925; grape
fruit, (half boxes) $500 to 75c.
One thousand, eight hundred and
sixty-tive crates OF Porto Rico pines sold
at prices from $4.55 to 81 20.
One thousand, two hundred and
twenty-five boxes of Cuban grape fruit
brought from $500 to $l.00.
Slxty-nine thousand and sixty bunch
es of bananas sold at $3.50 per bunch
for large fruit and 55c for small fruit or
six hands.
Eighty-thousand, four hundred and
fifty boxes OF Sicily lemons were sold
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03
CENTRAL VALE

Mr.. Fletcher, of Illinois. is visiting
his brother. Clayton Fletcher. of Cen
tral Vale.
Among those who attended the auto
races 10 Portland are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Massee. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull, T.
A. Decker and Walter Niehans.
Miss Bessie Johnson, OF Pine Grove,
visited on the Flat for few days re-
Gently.
Mrs. Will Mcdonald. of Banks. Ore.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chew
ron.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hutson and daugk-
ter, Ruth, visited the Hagen home
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. McVay went to Port.
land Tuesday to spend some time.
Harold and Edgar Hagen, accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Henry. went to
Portland Tuesday where they will
spend week visiting Miss Henry's
brother, John Henry, and wife.
Miss Mary Sheppard returned home
Sunday after having attended school at
Ellensburg, Wash.
The Mothers club will meet with
Mrs. W. d. Allen Thursday. A good
attendance is requested, as Mrs. c. II.
Castner will speak on a very interest
ing subject.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03
FRANKTON.

The -Four Leaf Glover Club met last
week with Mrs. j. F. Mason, on the
Columbia highway. A fine time was
had by the large crowd that attended.
Miss Hazel Smith, of Husum, WASH,
was week end visitor with friends in
Frankton.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. C. B. Morton
last week, fine big girl. All doing
well.
j. R. Phillips and family have gone
on months outing up Post Canyon.
Mr.. Phillips is combining business with
pleasure, as he will look after his log
ging interests while up there.
Clarence Carnes, who has been work
ing on the carriage for the Stanley
Smith Lumber Co. since the plant
started st Green Point, had the mis-
fortune to get his hand mashed Mon
day. He was taken to the Cottage
Hospital, where one finger had to be
amputated.
One load of gravel on the Clifton hill
road. Well. that helps some.
C. F. Gray and family left last week
for short outing. They intended 60.
ing to some point on the West Fork OF
Hood river.
Say! 1t makes US feel lonesome and
blue; everybody going some place and
no outing for US.
| Joe Jarvis and family were sight.
seeing in Frankton Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Cohoon and son, Merlin,
left Sunday for two weeks visit ir
Portland with her sister, Mrs. Ber
Lamar. Miss Cohoon will visit Other
relatives and friends in the Willamette
valley before returning.
| The Social Club are expecting a bic
time at the dance Saturday night. They
are installing fine piano, and those
who attend can trip the light fantastic
toe to better music in the future.
| We thought we had got scoop (that
is what the reporters call it when they
get ahead of the hounds ana think they
have got something). We imagined
that We could hear the bells ringing,
and saw visions of wedding cake, but 8
closer inspection found that Ivan was
just fixing up to keep batch-see?
The trankt0n people hope that the
talk about fixing the Ruthton hill isn't
all talk. 1t has been talked so much,
let Us talk less and do more.
Warren Miller and little son, Lester,
we're week end visitors to Portland anc
the Tualatin valley. They motored
down over the highway. were lucky
enough to get to Bonneville in time for
the big picnic of the grocers, and got
held up half day by the road workers.
Mr.. Miller visited with his father and
mother at Sholes. He found some
rough roads, but made the trip in good
time. The little Ford got there just
the same.
| Quite bunch of Hood Riverites and
East Siders we're picnicing at Clifton
Sunday: W. H. Taft, L. E. Taft ano
wife and Mrs. Bryant, of Hood River
Miss Woods. of Portland; C. A. Reeo
wife and boy, Mrs. Donahue, Mrs.
Reeds mother. Miss Ruth Button, P.
l.. Thompkins and wife, George l..
Smith and wife and Mr.. and Miss Won.
negut. Come again, people, the latch.
string is always ont.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03
TROUT LAKE.

Our local hotels were crowded, even
the tents, over Saturday and Sunday
owing to the Masonic gathering and
the unusual number of tourists. Many
of the visiting Masons brought their
wives and families. 1t is safe to esti
mate that there we're as many as fifty
automobiles here at one time. This is
somewhat unusual for Trout Lake at
the present time. but will probably be
an ordinary occurance after the new
road is put through to the west.
The first hay crop is practically put
up, although it does not average over
80 per cent of last years yield. the
quality is better and it is expected the
price will be higher.
Mrs. R. L. Melendy and son, Loren,
returned Saturday from Tacoma and
will camp here the rest of the summer.
Rev. E. M. Lands left Friday OF
last week for two weeks visit in
Spokane, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. and
other places.
Frank M. Sanders, chairman of the
board of county commissioners, was in
town one day last week.
| "A Irlp TO MT. ADAMS
A party consisting of Messrs and
Mesdames C. euler, A. G. Belsheim,
Henry Pearson; Mrs. G. H. Pearson,
Arthur Jones and Mrs. Clifford Cullin,
of Taylorville, ILL.,, started Wednesday
morning, July 10, for the wonderland
at the foot of Mt. Adams, over the
new Trout Lake-Mt. Adams road.
Thsu in stcnlf 10 do f,,l
achievement, mounting as it does, by
easy grades, to an altitude of over 5000
feet. Pass ng through majestic forests
and park like glades, from the higher
reaches one obtains glorious view of
the Cascade chain of mountain peaks,
while to the south gimpses Of the
fertile Trout Lake Valley gives one
the impression of an emerald set
among the forest clad hills.
The road leads to the beautiful fiat,
or valley, of Morrison creek. Here
camp was made, among the blue
spruces and quaking asps, beside a
giant spring that gushes out from the
hill side.
Thursday morning Mrs. Cullin, MIR.
Jones and Mr.. Pearson started out for
the mountain clttuD. lut tEdlt lTum
the camp leads along the east bank of
Morrison creek to its head, just below
the Crescent. This time much Of this
trail is still covered with snow, but
gives little trouble as it is hard and
solid. After passing the Crescent one
can look over into the Oregon wheat
fields, which showed like mammoth
checker board with its squares Of yell
ow wheat ready for the harvest.
Nearer. and apparently just at the
foot of the mountain, Glenwood Valley
CLEANS with a green sparkle in the
sunlight. The climb was made in easy
stages and when the top was reached
the climbers were rewarded by an un-
obstructed view on all sides. except the
west, where the Pacific was hid by a
bank of clouds through which the
snowy peaks of Mt. st. Helens peeped
the stately pile-Mt. Rainier however
was in full view.
The descent was made in short order
and the return tramp along the trail
brought the climbers into camp, for
late, but much relished supper.
We understand Mrs. Cullin is the
first woman to reach the top of the
mountain this year.
Saturday evening Trout Lake Lodge
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03
BELMONT.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Forden returned
from Portland with three children Fri
day evening, coming by way of Colum-
bia highway.
Howard lsenberg left Monday for
Portland, where he with other Knights
of Pythias. will take part in the con-
vention of the lodges to be held in that
city this week.
Miss Constance Smith spent the week
end in Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Davenport and
family spent the week end visiting at
the home of Frank Davenport and fam
lily in Hood River.
Mrs. James Woodcock and small
daughter expect to leave this week for
their home in Wamic. Ore.
Mrs. M. p. Isenberg. surrounded by
her children and grandchildren, cele-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03

No. 13 A. F. & A. M. entertained
probably the largest number of Masons
ever brought together in this county.
About sixty members of lodges located
in White Salmon, and Goldendale,
Wash. Portland and The Dalles, Ore.
gon; Madison, Ohio, Valley Center,
Kansas: Ogalalla, Nebraska; Sioux
City. Iowa; and Douglas. Alaska, were
present. Rather straining the capacity
of the local Masonic accom- odations,
though there still remained room for
the proyerbial one more. After work
that the local team and Glenwood par
ticipated in. supper and speeches fol-
lowed. 1t was we'll into the next day
when the meeting broke up.
Do not forget to register.
Remember the Grange picnic August
18th.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03

this week and owing to extremely hot
weather throughout the country the
market showed a very material increase,
the best lemons selling as high as $6.f6
box. Poor and wasty fruit which
ordinarily would bring SOC per box, sell
inc for Al 7b
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03

Already the Columbia Highway little hou-
sands automobiles visited the MdCoumbia
district
poor the Columbia River Bonneville and Hood River
with Still has been
worth while because of the grandeur
the fulfilling local
when in they applied the Columbia
completed
the immensty of the plans that already under
During conditions unavoabe and roads far
Hood
When Hood Valley will
the hub for from all Of the world.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03

went up In the valley Sunday.
A car from Utah was seen here Sun.
daY
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03
Sweet Corn Arrives

The first wseet corn on the local mar,
ket arrived last week from The Dalles.
The corn sold for 40 cents per dozen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-03

Growers stamps, variety stamps, etc.
for marking berry boxes made to order,
on short notice, at the Glacier office.
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6rehpilligen beoinneno. gr io9te
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Gefli9cr &riegSfdnuplab,
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beutet.
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De- SLEerreidi[de 2setidt.

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hea guhe @erne cren Oendc gngf in Der RG6e
zOtaI madt 5OrtT9rttc Sm rgH fat F@ sic smaOu uid
@Ou Ser itatienif6eu srOut
Die GneGnna nnlrer 6Uut IN Om gcirf maH Der Std nub
b Grena gtern abaedOie. Na Serdtc Der aiHer be-
aaA 0uuamc Snngeu aOeren angbdsn GrUIscH
ao u5s Oes Den OaO ausH9rnu9eH GerSOeeBt
BIC mtGrhen raHoen Hdt ber0eniAH tOnnn.
2dreno Der Nadt hes 25 un brsnu cine t6emei &aumnna
nn ten 2u meld mir in nuiru Auarcu ciusrnommeu bat
ten pdc abe hr ais nHghnas Serrau ues Iie GGM
g lang OOrbercit or6cu gn 26 Snn ette Der
6nb gUmar0emet peraen &ONunem fort Grit
NtOg Die Saeur en5enn &nufn Der 6rOn
sudden Om aco no m SuganaSo IN uorfdhaer gSie DOr5n
sHdeu.
u ge sudcn aRro Der Std irttn bic aieuer
or &dieFnua felt ldngerer e gerdnmteu Snn
ae ben Saa a6er bic gad eu5ueu %nnen TO-
nod aeter Gl0racn Or gu boen ah Oir
6ruut udt Gefedeu uere Srppn OOu feline Wciuug
Ner feue AaHOneH, Dadineuame6re riegSmatcrial
Bur 3e ridden bic StaieHer gesu nnere Snngn
Sim 1utau Dosm erfin Die aiencr @uu SefO
ofn nridgAaacH uo6ei e idmerc @ernI tin @ @puaSbal
3nnua nAier ArAerIeer mebr @anlone eiuo nr 6uh
aAI oef Spn3odf0nt uutenbm Der cino nutue Nugie in
org @eaeNo Ssrn nao Wlr30rb1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Bum COOr
Drrnrtbfilt.
cir &Oger Galcment,
Ocr irii6r YntriOt.
9Smr6c 6es 0D6Oerratbs
icbmI6ig befamSem. HsS

0os GnOc oes biitorii6en &ro8eiies.
0ie Suro MIR cine fnupPe
9hlnoe in 8erot6lng. Sir
9loscr riibrt nit elmer BON inui-
Ger 2iebe fir iein SrlonO ourd-
gliibteu 9leoe ieine 8ub0rer 5il
Ebraneu. @crt6eioieer meroen
geeeu ooS llrtbeil oppeaircu.
2on0om 30. SUM. ~ Cir SO
ger Gaicmelt wur0e 1euie oeS SoA-
perrot6S iduloig befunoen uno gum
Eooe perurtbeilt. Discount &eaoing,
ser 9oro Oberridter BON Gnglauo,
bertiInoete oos llrtbeiI. Gos @nOe
oeS 1iitorii@en @ro5eiies, ser peit
i6er oie @ren5en oes Sanoes binaus
9luiiebcn erregt bot fam fir5 Dor
5 ll9r. cine balbe Shinoe nodoenl
Der S6monm ser @eiMmorenen nit
oitternoer Stinlme oen gSobriprub
befunnt gegebeu. DER fir Den 9lnge-
flGQten Ocn ZOO beoeitete. 9ie SurD
mar fom1 cine Shnoe in 9eratbung.
Sir 9iogcr belt Oonn cine langerc
glnipradc on OaS @eridt. @r iogte,
CT piinieh nr, 0oB cine oiel groBere
3u6oreriboft ieine 8orte boren mo-
qe, 6eionoers oie Semobner bon 9(me-
rifo, BON oeuen cr in oen lebten 0lo-
noten 70 piele SDmpotbiebemeiie er-
baltcn babe, imO oeren aompf fir
oie Sreibeit ltets cine Snipiration fir
SSrldnoer beoelltet babe.
Inter oenen 0ie Sir 8oger'S
@orte b0rten befonoen iidj Giscolmt
9rDce itno bieIe anoere pronlinente
N11uner imo 5raren Die in tiefein
Stiaidmeigen onodbtig luuidteu;
lit elmer Syrrenanitalt ii6erpieieu
moroeu. Gie 9Gngc ieines 9(ufent.
6olteS ooieI6it bduot yoon ser @ua.
oe Seiner Wlaieitdt ab.
Barrier beHobulletin.
@orfS, 30. &imi. Ser beutc
g(benO pom 9riegsomt 6erausgege.
6ene 9eridt laltet.
.3miiden Soiiions in0 9R6eims
iii6rten mir beute Morgeu einen
lleberraidunasonsriif auf eineH
oeutiden 'SdiibGngro6en norOpeiilid
bon 9lpigncll aus, 3erii0rten einige
Inheritance uuo 6radten @eiangene
5uriid. Su Der G6anpague 5eritreute
imiere g(rtillerie ieinolide Grllppen-
glbt6eillngeu bel Monte Eetlt Quite
On Mesnil un0 n0rolid bon Ea6ura.
9la6 elmer 6eftigen 9eibieBune,
sic iid6 bon Siigel 304 bis 3um 9lOo.
court gSal0e ousoe6ntc, griiien sic
9eiitideu 6eute glodmittas uniere
SteIungcn meitliH pom Siigel 30i
an muroen aber our6 lmier Seuer
5uriid9etrieben. Sn Dem gloocourt
&aloe ianoen leb6oite Souograna,
teutGmpie itott. Bonn redten @laas-
ltfer miroe feline Snianteriet5dtig.
felt geneloet. 9leliBerit beitige glr-
tiaeriebeibieBung wiiroe in oeu 9I6.
i6nitten pon 6leurD. Galr, G6apitre
imo Dem G6cnoiS.9aloe imter6aI.
ten.
9elaiiher 8erdt 0@roBe 9lrtil
leriet6dtigteit an Der aai5en 6ront
beionoerS in ocm 9lbidnitt oitlid
pom 3amscapelle imo IN Der @e8cno
bon Steeuiiraeie.