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APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFURNIsHED-Co.tisuea.


HAMMOND COURT. Both and Q sts NV.
,sso r1 ems s spd S Sass NEW fIREpRooF BLDG
Electricity furnished for lighting and cooking
Free refrigeration. Running iee-water spigots;
,!so rG srsL sn' 81 NV New iepiocf building
rooms, baths .-.....-..---....... -s 30 ~
5 rooms ! bath -$oo-oo
8 rooms. bath and porch ......-.-.- s4 g 0 oI
rooms bath ard porch ss7 si:; :, "
Desirable location All outside rooms.
TIE mos Sosrs seS " Cap and s. 81. -
THE T0 SEMi SSS Ell 1444 W st. nv.
: rooms and bath .----....'-''''-'' ~ ~ ~
THE FG s%a ass S5.1 sa2s isi6 St -. ~
rooms aEd bath; ,o,, and NJ sts u :" Vow
81 rooms and BATH .o w so % %
THE wAsHSST2Nr L4 hErA AIR Ifosr 90
1918, IS1s,s E EyE ST. ST: NJ SE. s sls.sS
Both modern Broom fats; newly papesed ana sS
painted throughout. Open. Phone owner \. toos.
DOWNTowN-6 BRIGHT ROOMS AND BATH.
housekeeping apt; 1irst-class; steam heat; f6s
T Tg%S q Grant Go p' ,s sw See an''0r
BY OWNER. COY LITTLE FLAT IN THE
northwest. consisting of three good sized rooms
and kitchen on asst o ssoe rent very reason
10 COLOKED fEOfLE-rHE HOWARD. 62l
r. !. ave. NV; single rooms, 50. including
running hot and cold water. electric lights.
hot-water heat; very exclusive: no children.
FOR coLoRED-vERY DESIRABLE 4-RooM
and bath front fat. $1,000; near work and Mt
d. D. THOMPSON & CO..
1885 NV.
THE BALTIMORE,
1882 FILLMORE STREET.
Three and Eve room apt. Phone Col 1854.
THE FULFORD,
25ls 18th ST. NV.
GROOM APT; PORCH, FRONT.
~" 90 NEW YORK AVE. NV
rooms bath:
Hot water the wear round.
Rent. $ls5 so.
1881 "E" ST. NE.
rooms. bath
Rent. $3.50.
]. LEO kOLB.
a2S New York ave.
THE ALBEMARLE. 18th AND SIS. NV
A small housekeeping apartment for rent:
~ Z. o. wAGENHoRsT.
COS Bond bldT l4.h and y V ave. NV.
SMALL DOWNTOWN APIS.
Sc corner 18th and H NV: g. room and bath
hs apt; mo SeirGt gas asa and electric light;
WAG G Cos Bond blds.. i i4th and New
York ave. NV. Phone N. a13S-
THE P0RTNER 18th and U SIS. NV.
Chnsnal oepo,tunty to secure choice loeasa ss ~
rooms. 1oa:hca;eieepine. ali 'front.' anu ssos
eis: pnns room No. 5s boys snish. e
vators. Resident manager.
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AN bhlA. 1914 Il
2 rooms and bath

2 r0Om9 aud btth -.
cOJ.OREn
1919 18th NV. 81. b. 40. 90
SIi LIST NV. Tor. h. a5.5 >
If' Wa Nv nv "a h. -
436 Sd ne, Or, b. .20.0
2:i Fla nv nv. FIR. b?n
709 L NV, Sr. ". .1s.b 30
go L NV. 6r. v. 1900
1920 Linden ne.6. b16.b0
40 ist Sc. Or. VI. 1850
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BRO. 914 q ST. NV.
229 c se. 81, b. %. 90
553 18th Sc, T.h.22.W
1896 G ne, 6r,b. 20. 90
800 " Sc, 6r.b. 1880
$40 9th ne. Or. ...l5.3a
306 18th sw. 5r. ID. SO
ID TENANTS.
1908 j Sc. Sr. 1900
Sl3 1st ne, Sr. Is. 90
J 500 : Cap. 6r. b. ID. 50
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THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
BIS 18th Street
Telenhone Main 616d

oIo lotlt StiCSt
Telephone Main 6464
2ii7 ST. NV. l2r.. 3b.. h.-wh ,.. 100. 90
I73S At NV Sr cb. steam, electrc'y. $500
ia ig PSI st.. isr.. 3d.. hear dupont Circle 1900
1863 Col. I'd. 11r.. .b., steam heat. ...-. $500
202 Indiana ave-, 10 rooms and hsth. 81 90
1927 Vermont ave, ifr.. b., semi-detached. 5000
1902 Oregon ave-. 10r., b. o rig y. II. av. $500
Drummond. Nd, handsome home, 1tr. b.. 5000
1904 fiirard l2r, b., good order ......... 4T.sO
1853 Col 3D. Dr. b. h. Observation-Disclosures. 4I.50
2s21 18th ST. 3r., ob.. 1st-noor kitchen. 400
1877 + ST., 10 rooms bath .............. l59j
1909 Newton, ST., b.. h.-w.h, cleo. light. $3.50
BIT y ST., 11r b.. will be redecorated. 1870
1102 9Th st.. 10r., b., convenient. 45 90
I779 Church st.. Or. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
1912 st. NV. Or, b., convenient LOGAN. 1870
I7t4 18th St. Or. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
1859 Girard I0r., b.. steam heat. ........ 600
1884 10th St. rooms and bath. ......... 1000
1888 Church, Or b.. good condition. ...... $500
1907 X NV. 15r., 3d.. ............... $3.50
2lO st. NV, Or. b., splendid condition. 1915
2445 18th St, Or Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
q + st. NV. Or, b., good condition. $3.50
81 ST. ne, f1r., b., furnace beat. 80 So
IS St NV. Or. b., months rent free. $3.50
7O3 Quincy. ST.. b., h.-w. heat. $3.50
25O2 Pa ave. ST., b., newly decorated $3.50
ZOE Qnipcy NV. lir.. b.. good order. 27.50
1909 NV, 2nd and Srd hoors ST.. b.. Is 90
1880 Talbert tADacostia), Or, bath. $500
lilo 2pd St, sr., h., will be redecorated... $500
SIS 3rd st. ne, Sr., b.. newly papered.... $500
1924 n Cap. St, Or. good for business. $500
765 Gresham. Or, b.. MISREPRESENTATION. 225O
Clinton St. Woodbridge. ST.. large lot. 800. 1000
29l3 st. NV. 8 rooms. water. yard. 1900
$40 Orleans DE-. dat. Ar. b. ............ 1880
SEND FOR LIST of DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
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toL
lI5 Canal sw. 6.b.S20. so
635 Ackers ne,6 b. 10. 90
1876 A. nv, 5r. ..ls. so
113 ID sw, 5r. ...1b.M
249 Sd sw, Or. -..14.0
SO Canal sw, 6r. II. 50
44S 81 sw, Or. ..1i.m
1905 S Cap, 6r. .10.0
1898 Del a~ sw.4r.I0.6 20
- | sw, ap Z. ID, fr1o.0o
Sl3 Del av sw, 4r. $50
]S5 \ Sc, Ar. .....a.0o
II NJ sw, Or. $50
1893 Swann NV. g. b20. 30
For q more complete
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80 r l ne, Or. b. .$3S. so
1857 Z NV. orb. .35. so
1910 Md ne, 10r. 80. 20
81 N Y ne. 7r.b. .25.@
~ K NV. 7r.b. .30.D
$50 LIST NV. 7r.b. rs. so
SO II nv. store. ..23.0
AT NJ NV. Or. b. %. 50
SIS 9th ne. sr.b. .22.30
1919 II ne. 6r. H.. .20.H"
725 End ne, Or. b. 20. 50
WM. H. McGRANN c
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1T AZ sw.lg st, ar. p. 50
622 AZ sw. sto. 6r25. 50
1922 c sw. 1or, b. 20. 50
4I2 + sw.6r. b. fur. %. 50
$40 c ne, Tr.h. 81. so.
1014 9Th sw. 1r. b. .N. 50
10 D 80. 1fir. h. 30. 50
TH0x p RR0w,
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BEST SECTION NORTHWEST.
DESIRABLE HOUSES, NEWLY DECORATED.
Electric Lights, Modern Heat.
Rent. $50. SIS AMI $50 Month.
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Inc.
S17 18th ST. NV. 21s
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$50 " sw. orb. . Is. 50
497 n sw. Orb. 100
$50 ] sw. Ct, .16. 50
1912 9Th sw.5,G.sta15.6
323 o sw. 6r,b. ..l2. so
11l5 ~ sw.5r.w,gl1.50
Y. 617 ~ ut. s.w. l7s
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SANk ~ &%&N - -
r I av. 1871, 5 baths
q stable, year. IS, 500
Mass nv near Sd,
lar, 4 baths. ....4,00
Mass av, 20r. b, yr.3, coo
r I Az. lar. 2. 500
Adams Mil road near
Col I'd, 15r. 81. :. 200
1900 L. 20r. 3h. -. 200
Conn av near Woodley
road, 15r, 5b. 80. .15O
10Th near T. 1878. $50
2236 Mass, lar, Sb. rs
1875 18th nw.12r, %. LIS
8 near 21st. 14r.3b. .f0)
1918 Belmont. 12r. Oh. 100
3406 r NV. 12r, 2b. 100
Sc cor 22d 4 Pa av,
Or, 2b .......... 100
1923 R I av, isr. %. 90. %
2230 Q. 1Or, 2b. So. 90
4 | av near 18th. 12r.
3h. garage -. 49, 3
1885 S. 12r, gb. SO. 90
II West Kirk st. Chevy
Chase, Md. 12r, 2b. so. 90
IFS p. 12r, 3b. 5000
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FLATS.
z7l9 18th St NV. rooms and bath. 81 80
g Quincy st. NV, s rooms and BATH. 22so
2els 1st st: NV, rooms and esth...-.- 1870 e e
24s6 18th st. NV. rooms. .........-.... 1900
'-' feno'' ave- nee coI / isep.' WV
1881 Corcoran NV - ne. Or. b. ..1s. Sc
11r, b......... $50 s2s Morton NV. 50
1905 18th NV Or. b35.I" II NV. Sr. 1s 80
1903 10th NV Or b. 1915 POS f NV. 5r: 10 20
l12s NJ av NV ar b2S.- | f119 Sd NV. 7r. IS 80
1417 Swami nw,6 .22.57l 213 del me- y IN
1910 NV. Sr. POO 40 Rich pl NV ,5r. 10. 30
1888 NV. 6r. 20. 10 3no sw. Ar. 10 ~
So l. NV. Or. b. .20.50l 2ss7 sth NV. 4r. g. 30
1909 Walter Sc, 8b18.Op 1887 Temp al, A.. $50
"a Defrees NV. 1880. % Shows NV. 5r. Il. 80
1909 1lth NV. 7r.1s
few desirable rooms 10 the Union Trust huili-
ing in the city. Prices from. $500 to $35 90
462464 Louisiana ave-. Z stories. -
1925 Connecticut ave-. 2 rooms. ....... $50 90
l?2s Connecticut ave. ..........$c50 100 to 800 o.
47 li p senos a, Once pT and coal ward 300
us 9th st NV. End door ...:......... 5000
The Sterling. 1915 Calvert St. rm in bsmt. IS 90
Century bldg. n24 9Th n.w...... $40 to g. 90 90
STORES
Iss 18th ST, nv 20 90 Ioo2 l4th NV: 100 90
10 lith NV $500 el2s 18TH NV. So %
NV -. 10000 lois 9th NV :. 80. co
STABLES AND GARAGES.
Rear l2ls 18th nw4o % Rear oi2 18th. . 900
No: 3: 20. 1ls. $500 ,rc A., p,o,
ERTIES FOR RENT WILL BE FURNISHED
ON APPLICATION.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
7Ss 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-cAYWoOD 6 GARRETT.

sl5 I ST. N.w.-15 ROOMS AND BATHS. $65
J. C. X. CAMPBELL. 14l3 G st. NV.
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Two n uWs -.
1903 NJ. 6r. 1880
17S2-1758 Saton,
Or. b. 1850
522 Path. Or. b. 20. so
400 18th ne. 6r. b. 1850
261J X nv. Or. b. 1850
coz Patterson. 5r. b11.50
62E Pattern ne. 5rf7 90
% Defrees, Or, b. 1850
IA Irving. Ar, b. 1850
f25 L NV. O.. 1850
200 Eye sc, Or. b.14.eo
1442 Ives Sc, 6r, b.12. so
1897 K Sc. 6r. .iz.0
i7es Z, Or. LILO
Foundry alley. 4r. 10. 50
1897 X Sc. Or. .l1.60
1908 I'd se, 5r. b.0.@
1T n se. Or. $50
632 GIN ct ne, Ar.w.S.0
615 Freeman's ct. .7.50
1AO9B Coils ct sw, 4r6.S0
R'r 437h Wash. 4r.6.0
T LIST At OFFICE.
for rent. A complete
ents.
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-16 eth NV. 3r,b. $3.50
13l41a 9th, 4r, b. .23.@
liz F NV. ar, b. ..2.@
1915 f3th nv. 3r. b. N. 90
9o5 9th NV. "a q. .17.S0
1927 11th NV, BIB $50
1898 9th nv.
1929 10th nv, Or. 1900
1925 H NV. Arb. 1880
313 / NV ......... 1880
7th&Fla Az nw,3. b. 1900
613 + NV, 1r. 1000
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BUSINESS
1926 n T av. bldg.s4.50
1923 y Y av, ID. ), 600
1884 18th. sto&dw 1 900
84 Pa nv. bldg. 300
1422 LIST ne, w'house. zoo
I21 18th NV. 200
1901 Conn av. bldg. .I75
1920 Conn av. .125
6l3 F NV, bldg. -. 100
92i G NV. bld&gar.s5. 90
lSl614th NV. sto. dw15. 90
1911 14th. store. $500
800 d NV, store. .65. 90
1921 l4th. store. 80. 90
Sc cor 7th&Flststo)6O co
Q II nv, store. so. 90
515 Pa nv. store. . 20. 90
3rd and II. store. . 10. 90
921 G NV tofice) .3s. 90
537 y J av.sto&dw.U. "
2514 l., store II 50
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II Canal sU,6, h$IS.@
2610 b NV. 6r,b. 1880
81 d Re, Orb.
315 @ sw, 6r. .I4.20
8 = sw. Or. ......14.0o
21b ~ sw. 4r....i2.N,
10 va av sw, Or. .11.0
1910 " sw. br. 1850
@7 l. sw. Ar. 20
SIG 9th sw, 6r. 90
3o3 Van sw, 4r. 90
II I'm ct -sw, Ar. ..7.50
y Va ave sw, Or. 11,5O
40 9th sw. 4r.....S.O0
lot call Mt the Office
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UNEUHNISHEU
zoos Col I'd, 7r. b. 1000
2GO6 Col I'd. Or. .55. 90
1911 F nv. Or. .@ on
1920 14th NV. 5000
1922 14th nw.5r,b.5O.Ob
1913 y NV, Or, b. $3.50
1913 14th NV, 5r. 81. 30
1890 18th nw.5r.h. .35. 90
III 1ltb. Ar, h. $32. so &35
6lS II NV, 2r. h to
1r. b ..-.$22. 50-$45.D
1926 y NV, Sr.b- .T. 80
1872 18th nv, 3r.b. 81. so
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CORNER HOUSEWIFE SIX ROOMS AND
modern BATH porcelain sink in kitchen: laundry
tubs, coal and gas ranges Rent, 1880. No
1900 Nd ave. ne. Key f202
y. +. SAUL Co. 935 " Y. ave. NV. Main 27i.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
STONE q FAIKFAx,
i3A> New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

m, 10th .t NV. End door. sr. and bath .s4s 10
S0iT Kaloeama road rooms and bath -. 1000
720 18Th a. NV rooms ,.......... IS 80
i3is PARK road rooms ............. 81 81
1928 At NV rooms ,.,, 81 so
iasa I4th st. NV. 8 rooms $3.50
The Howard. 1917 Swami ST.. 5r.. bath. g o0
The Christiaui. 704 ~ st. NV. rooms. - 90
liza 18Th at NV No l. 8 rooms .. 32.Be
The Andover. 1925 NV. 5r. and hath. 90 20
The Christiani. 70i NJ st. NV, rooms. -. S0o0
INA r ar NV room, 80 90
The Frederick 9th and NV 4 rooms. :. 30. 90
$50. " ST. NV. ard floor. 4 rSoms .... Is 90
oJs 18th At NV rooms .,..,.... % 90
isi, Park road rooms ....,....... n 80
STONE FAIRFAX, 1872 New YORK ave. NV.
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SHANNON & LCCHS,
a oGfcK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
RICHMOND PARK.
The only For Rent house in this big sub
division.
This house, Of the semi. bungalow style. con-
tains eight large rooms and bath. hot water
floors: sleeping porch vacuum cleaning pipes
instantaneous water heater: spacious porch ou
front: deep lot. and large open fireplace in
parlor.
Convenient to two car lines.
SEE Us AT ONCE ABOUT THIS.
SHANNON 4 LUcHs, Renting Service.
Main 234S. 713 14th st. NV. Main 234S.
LOOK FOR OUR GREEN AND-WHITE SIGN.
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1901 East Cap. 6r. so
10 Bryant nv. Or, b25. 50
IS ny sv ne. 9r. b. Is. 80
600 L ne. Tor. b. $3.50
112 BALTIC Az, Takoma
Park. Or. b $50
T15 Gresham, Or, b. q. so
8 N ne, 6r. b. -. .2.0
2437 K NV, Sr. b. ESQ
COS Newton. 5r, b. ESQ
1899 18th nv. sr. b. 1850
1918 Fairmont, 6r. b22 so
1920 Sth NV. 81, b. q so
s02 I'd nv. Or. b. 1850
SO4 ID NV. Or. b. 20. 30
IT 9Th ne, 6r. 1880
768 Gresham. n, h. II 90
827 Florence ne, g, bl4.00
go Florence ne, q, bf4.@
I7 Florence ne. 8. b14.W
635 Florence. Or. b.fA.60
" FLATS.
170l Euclid, s front
rooms ......... .l0.W
628 I'D. "a q. 4r,b.16.O
1924 z ne. 4r.b.14.50
1881 = ne. II. b. l4.5e
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17

VIM. s. Hart, star of "Hell's
Hinges" will be presented in his lat
est and greatest picture, "The Aryan. "
Greater and more appealing than
"Hell's Hinges" Also a real laugh
provoker. "His Bread and Butter" a
angle.Keystone comedy with Hank
Mann.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17
BILLY SUNDAY MAY
PREACH IN PORTLAND

Billy Sunday may some day preach
in Portland. He is dated up now for
about Is months ahead Of time. When
the evangelist was in Portland recently
the matter was put up to Mr.. Sunday
by members of the Ministerial Asssci-
alton. The evangelist says that Port
land is a hard city, not in the sense
that it is sinful but that the people do
not stand together in their desires for
a spiritual uplift. Rev. Sunday SAID
to the Portland ministers:
"lf you will show that you are in
earnest and will get behind the move
ment in body and get your Chamber
of Commerce and other public organ
izations behind it in manner that
shows that the city is in dead earnest
SO ! can be assured that the meetings
will be worth while, will try to ar
range to hold meetings here. The date
will have to depend upon several
things. One is how soon you can get
your organization into shape SO as to
make sure the meetings will be a sue
cess and after that arrangements will
have to be made SO that we can fit the
dates in somewhere. for We are booked
ahead many months and we cannot fill
the demand as il is"
Mr.. Sunday predicted that if the
movement is started Immediately il
would be possible to hold the meetings
in year or Is months.
The committee will report the result
of its conference with Mr.. Sunday at
the first meeting of the Portland Min
isterial Association this fall.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17
FINLEY PICTURES
ARE APPRECIATED

The Gem theatre was crowded to its
limit last Friday afternoon. most of
the patrons of the popular playhouse
being children of the city and valley
and the youngsters were an interested
lot. They were witnessing the won.
derful nature pictures taken by W. L.
Finley, state biologist. The chilrden
of Hood River learned valuable lessons
at Friday afternoons performance.
There is lesson in every yard of Mr..
Finley's reels of moving pictures.
The spirit of love for festhered song
sters is born into the little boy or girl
as he sees the results of kindness and
patience as displayed by the Finley
pictures.
A large number of adults also. saw
the pictures. The Hood River County
Game Protective Association deserves
the thanks of the people of the valley
for making possible the wonderful
show. 1t would be well If the nature
pictures could be shown at every
schoolhouse..in the Hood River valley.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17
GRANGE WISHES TO
STUDY MEASURE

The members of the Hood River Po.
mona grange declare that they are not
unqualiiedly opposed to the proposed
measure, as advocated by C. G. Chap
man, to increase the license on motor
cars.
I'VE want to know more about the
proposed law" says ]. F. Thompson.
"As | looked at the matter it would
have been poor policy for US to have
endorsed the measure"
The following committee of grangers
was here Monday to confer with the
Commercial club and business men
over the proposed campaign of voting
on bonds to provide fund for the i'm
provement of the Hood River county
link of the proposed Loop highway
passing around the east base of Mount
Hood: J. F. Thompson. j. R. Forden,
G. P. Johannsen, W. H. Bucher, A. |.
Mason, Frank Davidson and S. G. En-
lin
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17
Monday and Tuesday

Mabel Taliaferro in "Her Great
Price" Metro five reel feature. Full
of sensations. romance and dramatic
surprises. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
in "His First Tooth"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17
INTERIOR PROSPER
Gus, SAYS MITCHELL

"The prosperity of the agricultural
communities of the middle west" says
5. A. Mitchell, vice president of the
Hood River State Bank, who returned
Monday from visit in Iowa and the
Dakotas, ''is going to stimulate the
consumption of Northwestern apples
there to great degree, think. Ev-
erywhere | went. with the exception of
the country around Aberdeen, S. D..
where black rust had all but ruined the
wheat, the crop prospects are excellent.
The Montana and Dakota ranges are in
fine shape with fat cattle everywhere.
Idaho, too, is going to dse some
apples. The crop there is practically
nothing because of the late freezes Of
last spring."
While away MIR. Mitchell visited rel
atives and friends.
'While | enjoyed my visit" he says.
"the hot weather was rather oppressive
after the cool temperature of Oregon. +"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17
MASONS PLAN
BONNEVILLE PICNIC

The local Masonic lodge has accepted
an invitation from Washington lodge,
of Portland. to participate in a picnic
with the Rose City fraternai oreaniza.
tion members and their families on La
Dor Day, Monday, September 4, and
plans are now being made for about SO
local Masons to 60 with their families
to Bonneville, where the picnic will be
held.
A baseball game will be played by
teams of the two Masonic lodges.
A special fare of 81 sor the round
trip will be made. If sufficient mum.
ber sign for the occasion special car
will be furnished for the picnic.
The committee on arrangements ia
composed of Thos. F. Johnson, Kent
Shoemaker and r. B. Bennett.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17
Auto and Horse Tolls Reduced

The Commercial club is in receipt OF
letter from Dorsey B. Smith an
nouncing the reduced tolls on cars to
the Inn to So for all sized automobiles
and so cents for saddle horses. They
advise that all toll receipts are spent
upon the road, and ask that people
who wish to use the road appreciate
that the cost of keeping the road open
is quite expensive and that, as all the
money received is used in maintenance,
no one should use the road who does not
wish to contribute to its upkeep.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17
AT The GEM TODAY

Louise Lovely in "The Grip of Jeal-
ousy." A sensational drama of life
down South before the war. Replete
with startling sensations. Strong,
forceful and inspiring. Also a two
reel L-Ko comedy, "For the Love of
Mike and Rosie"
Friday and Saturday
Excuse Me-" Harry Mallory is Or
dered to join his regiment for the Phil
ippines. He must take the Overland
Limited in order to escape court mar
tial. He persuades Marjory to elope
with him and reserves two berths.
They reach the train in time, but
haven't time to get married. Little"
Jimmy Wellington, who stands six feet
two in his stocking feet and weighs
$50, guzzles too much. His wife takes
the Limited for Reno. He gets sore
and takes the same train for the same
palce and for the same purpose. Rev.
DR.. Temple, firing Of the monotony
of Ypsilanti, elopes and takes the
Overland through to the coast. There's
another girl aboard-a former sweet
heart of Mallory's. The happening en-
route are screamingly funny. Mar
jorie, not married to Mallory, has her
reputation at stake. DR.. Temple
knows this, but won't let anyone know
he is a preacher. The other girl pes
ters Marjorie and Mallory with a
bracelet she received from Mallory,
Wellington and his wife fail to meet
and everyone does something they
should not, leaving the porter to bear
the brunt of it all. A hold up relieves
the girl of the bracelet, the arrival of
Mormon minister when they get into
Utah. frightens Temple into practic.
ing his profession on the young couple.
Then cinder gets into Wellingston'
eye and causes him to meet his wife,
who relieves him of it, and they patch
up their differences.
Sunday
"The Niger" featuring William
Farnum. Philip Morrow, wealthy
young planter, is happy in the love of
Georgiana Byrd, the belle of his native
state and the belief that in his veins
runs the most aristocratic blood in the
South. Cliff Noyes, political boss and
distiller OF whiskey. persuades Morrow
to run for governor. During the cam
paign one of Philips negroes is lynch
ed. The incident makes deep impress
sion on Morrow's mind, and upon his
election to governorhsip he decides to
sign a prohibition bill which would
mean the ruin of Noyes' business.
Noyes in rummaging in an attic has
found papers proving that Morrow, the
aritsocrat, the blue blooded land owner
and governor of the state, has negro
blood in his veins. Morrow faces the
blow manfully. He confesses the taint
in his blood to Georgiana and deter
mines to do the right boldly as he sees
it. With a stroke of his pen Morrow
makes the prohibition bill law, and
to make his heroic self sacrifice COM
pleted, resigns his Office to devote the
remainder of his life to the uplifting
of the negro race.
Monday and Tuesday
Mabel Taliaferro in "Her Great
Price" Metro five reel feature. Full
of sensations. romance and dramatic
surprises. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
in "His First Tooth"