davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-20

fnbr l6nea oapon, ebe es gelana
leine Sbeltitat feit5uite1en.
- Ser Staot &ommillion pirb
na6iten Montag cine 8etition III.
terbreitet, oas NOTICE bacterial fin
Ste Sertieitellune oes mtni5ipale.l
S6ieBplabes an5ufaufen,
- gesablt Cure oSpI Sag, l1nr
nod 3eit bis s1tm 81. Sanmar.
Oas /. Nem Yorfer &apale-
RE Hegirnent traf am 6reitag Dor.
nnittag in 5mei Spe5ial5iigen bon
gromnspille gu oenl SuBboa-Spiel
Elm, in Dem Der uSeam" oieles Hegi-
ments nit Dem oes 3. teranilden
Snfal1terie : Hegimentes bellte nnd=
mittag bier lpetteifern miro. Sll Ben
beioen 3iigen befanoen itd % Gua-
maj Shlafmagen, 20 oerielben
liefen in Ser eriten Seftion nno bill
oeten ben Iangiten 3ug,
Der ie in San Mntoitio eingelmlfen
lit. MuBer Dem &apailerie &egi-
ment baben nod Marnifaften an=
berer Seem Yorfer Weili5 3egin1en=
ter an Dem Iusflllae teilgenommelt;
lin 8an5en trafen 1900 Soloaten
ans oieIem Staate elm. 8as 9.
teraniide Regiment fanI beltte NOR
gen in einem 3uge bon rs Wagen
in einer Stdrfe BON 700 Mtaun aus
Corpus Gbriiti an, auf Dem 3uge
befanben iib alBeroem geiIe oes T..
geras Hegimentes nlr0 5ablreide
Gipililten.
Das asriegs Minilterlum bat
sic @p~nltrnftion Der nofigen @ebdl1-
DC nno Shnppen anf oen nelteu
6lugfeloe, oas 5u Infang ofefer 80
DIE bon ser Milit1r 8eboroe padlt-
ipeiie iibernommen mlaroe, angeoro-
net. "a Die notigen 5onos sur
@erfiigung iteben, miro Waior Soir-
lois unper5iigIih nit oen Mrbeiten
%teginnen.
Der Sbulrat bdft nddlteu
9ienitag abeno cine Grtra Sibung
ab, in Der iiber Die Aunnbme nes
leilcn CHARTERS perfanoelt miro.
9ie Yaliagier : Igellten Der
teraniiden Giienbubnen balten &c
geinpartig cine 5ueitdgigc Siellng
in @l1nter @otel ab, %ungefabr 100
3eilnebnler iillo bis iebt eingetrof=
fen.
Giebe id1lugen an 5reitog
friib aegen orei llbr nit einenl III
eincn Saf geiteften groBen Stein
Elm Shuufenlter i'm Saloon BON q.
$. Sangsoori 1913 0it7e Commerce
StraBe, ein nnO itablen Elm Gilseno
6laid]en Sdnaps, Die oarln ausge-
ltellt muren.
80 Nm Sreitag nad}nlittug gege1
1a3 ltbr brah Jelier in Dem Srall-
lem @rapes geborigen 9auie 2710
@eIt-G ommerce StraBe aus, lDeld,es
BEL sftrfunft Der 5euertDebr ifon Die
Slide. bns 9%aoe5immer uno oen bin
tern Seil oes 9auies 5eritort batte.
Ser 0rano mlroe inbeB BON Der
Jeuertpebr boIo geloidt nnb bel Ell
ner Snipeftion bes iibrigell 5aules
entoefte Jeuer4pebrdef @rigbt, BAT
in aGen gden Sdufhen III Del &c.
taud1teiL &ol5es nno alter 3eitun
gen iid) fanoen, bic ourd ben fleil'
item sSllnfen in grano gerate.
fonuten. sSsn einem pom 5eller-War
5faa lpdter porgenommenen Der
Dor geltallo 5rolllein @rapes
angeblid elm, 0aB lie oas 9olls
lclbit nnge5mn0et babe; raj
| fanlmtlid)es Mobiliar mar ans Den
| @eb1uoe entfernt. Ter Naa rpirl
Der @ranoiurp imterbreitet lperoell.
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gY Chicken Chop Suey in ser
Sermannsi6bme Sale am Sonmtag.
3.

ssm Serat muroe eine 8ia
eingebradt, oie BEN Sitel 0es SUI
perintenoent Of Subtle Snitruction@
in uGommiiiioner Of EDUCATION"
llnrrpanoelt uno ieinen @ebalt auf
5000 Collar erbobt. SeBt erbalt er
MIR $4,000, mas enti6ieben 81 me-
mig lit.
Inner Experimentation
2ange bat I'M @ausfomite fir Ser
taiiungs Announcements gege11 einen
6-rauenitimmrehtsbelhluB geitimmt.
Serr 2ange lit Elm entihieoener
@esner oes Jrmuenitimmredts.
PIN Mittfpob morgen Inn Q
ltDr miro bas Observation-Disclosures
Der 2eaislatur auf @eranlaiiung ult-
leres Hepraientanten @ange Yro-
teIte geaen cine 8orlage entgegen=
1letnten, peId)e @oltdtigfeits- unD
gr3iebungsinltitute, aud oieielrigen,
oie eilleu poaia priDaten &arafter
tragen. unter Die Iufiidt uno Die
,Snipeftion ser Staatsbeboroen lteQt.
Die Yrobibitioniiten ioleu
eroBe Soffmina babeil, oaB lie Die
Sllbmillionsbia i'm Sellat our6brin-
Sanies geiest moroen.
Die Sltbmiilionsfrage lit als
.Special Oroer" lin 0omeritaa
auf nas @eidaftsprogramm oes
@nules geIebt poroen.
Sect beiBt es mieber, es leien
I'M Mepraientantenballe Der Segis-
latlir 81 Stinmen fir Submiilion
oanll lpiiroe allo Die Innabme ge-
iihert fem.
@uIbington's 6eburtstag lolI
Dies Wfal in SareOo bier Gage lang
gefeiert merben.
6. @. Sole, Der 0ireftor oes
Marft 9iiros I'M lanomirtihaftli-
den Department gu Mnltin, propbe-
seit, oaB Der Yreis Der aartoffeln
innerbalb Der ndflten 5pei Ionate
gan5 beoeuteno in oie Sobe geben
miro.
Der General : Mnipalt BON
geras bebarrt auf ieiner aniidt,
oaB fir Ole iiingit in Den Sanoel
aefommenen, nid)t berauidenben uto
olfobolfreien Mal5aetr1nfe Die
allf gier gclegte Staatslteller 81
entrihtcn 1T Die g%rauereien ba-
ben lid bis iett g~etpeigert, Dem
fluaen Serrn General 4nfpolt eine
d,emilde gmalpie oieler @etranfe 81
iibergeben, ga tie glauben, oaB nun
alfobolbaltige 8iere uno Spirit1to-
len b%eiteuert limb; Der General In'
malt oagegen reitet nit edit iuriiti.
fder Spibfinoigfeit uno al6erner
&aorlpalterei alif benz Wort ugfal5"
| berlm ,ino perlangt bon ben 8ran.
: ern oes .gepo" unb an0erer abnli.
der, nnItuIoiger Sliiliigfeiten oit
Dem Staate 5ufomnenbe 9ieriteuer
/ Cine Dor DEM 5riebensrid)tel
! airf im9romnspi1e i~tattfinoenoe 8e
ridtsperbanolung fpuroe BON ben
gunoeS : MtaridaIl jab unterbro
d)en; oerlelbe perbaftete ben meyer
9etrilgs angeflagten Iafael Gopf
uno ben flagenoen Saupt5euger
ssuun @uitierre5 megen Serlebnn(
Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8eioe Mr
reItanten iperben beidplloigt, groB'
GuantitGten @nffen nod Weric'
aeidmuggelt 5l baben unb iino Dor
laufia inter $1,000 9iirgid)aft &c
ltc1t.
- Sesablt Cure yHol Sar" hit.
nod 3eit bis sum 81. Sanitar.
Sn @ictoria miro am 20
9Sebr1tor cine @ubl nbgebalten, il
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II ueti3.

Wr erindeu uuIere 2ekr, oerem M6onnement abselaafen III, redt
arinsenb, Ben IAuIbigen @etrag nnsebeno einsnIenoen, Sa es nns nn'
amSalih lit, Sen aansen Gtaat bereien st lahen. #
Nieuau6 iote bas ylat entgesenue9mem, Der Sas announcement
uibt forprten tanidt. limb nit Der abbefeanns io0te bic einienSnns
Sse reaierenben 8enases erfolgen. s
Die 3xitnns 1T elm 0ei6aft he ieSes anoere ano oesbalb erlauben
amr uns, aeIeaemtIid Nednmneen a~nssuididem, anf oerem prompte Be
sabInug mir bnebem miRen, beun O6ne 8elo lakt Td fun estbaft fab'
Sic Grpebitipn.
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Trde Yrde fit Suas: sonuabmb ben q. Sanum 1917.

ser sic 8iirger iiber cine 8onoaus-
gobe fir Strabenpflaiterung abltim=
men Deroen.
Die nSSrterltate Slllano @ater-
man 2eagle" bon Seras 1lnb 2olf
llama beabitbtigt bel ben 8ltnbesbe-
boroen ben Intrag 5a Iteuen, bic
Seftion oes yS%nterconltal" &anals,
sic 5tpiIdJen s@alpelton uno SPORT
Mrtbnr liest, tauf minoeltens 8 Sub
5u pertiefens.
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NI
Gin in Sonoo entlprlillgener
strafling na111ens 9. 90. 0elmas
muroe BET 1einer @nfunft in San
Ml1tonio BON eirte1t 5radt5lgc bon
bieiigen Sberifs 8eantter iofort
bernntergebolt 1tfb mieOer perbaftet.
IS mar Dem Menfden gelunlgeu, iid)
nit @iilfe elmer @aarnaDel bon ben
anooernen @anbfefieln nnO BEN idiue=
rem GuBeiien, Die nod oa5ll nit einer
ftnrfen I'M ben SAILS geibloiiener
aRette perbunoen ,ipare1L 81 befreien
zI1io iein Gntfommen 81 belperfiteli=
gen.
- CHARLES S. @aas lit I'M sllter
bon II Sabren CUR erpigen Hube ein-
gegarlgen. Ser Gerltorbere mar i'm
Sabre 1912 nad) Mnlerifa gefommeii
rno bate mdbrell0 Der lester 16'
Sabre in nnlerer Staot gelebt. Gr
iuIr0 pom ieiner @ittme urio 5pei
bier lrobnsnoen Sobnen ~betrduert,
Ydltor @olf miro Die @rabreoe bal
ten.
Standardization in Der SaGe
Der 9ermannsi0bne am 5amltag
u. Gonntag, Sen 90. II. 81. Sanuar.
&enflciIfL @enmurit uno @nrit-
5uype. Nar fir &ermannsfobne-
.sSebru Spnntng 0elifateien Counter
i'm Gpeile5immer NIT altsgemablten
5nden,
- nniere 1eueripebr lpuroe ge-
item 5niihen 6 uno 8 lbr abenos
0rcnnna aInrmiert. 9as cine Jeiier
mar unter Dem groBen aiidenofen
Dcg g. & g. GeItmlrants, 23S Cat
-6onlton StraBe, entitanoen nno bat
1e geid)t gefdbrlibe Dimenlioneli afl-
nefunen f0nnen, es tpur0e aber glilf-
lidger gSeiIe geloIdt, ebe es lid aus
breffea fonlltc. Die beioen anoern
grGnSe, Der eine an Der Camden, Der
anDerc an Der @ar5a StraBe, iparen
gang rn6eoenteno.
Sieben an s%Sreitag peribte
DrHIdble mnroef bel Der Holi5ci
xmqeneloet. 5ran 5. Hoienfielo,
100 MeIt 2mlrel StraBe, bat ben
BerIult zines 9aibeno lilberner Gee
IofSrI nlro ied)s iilberner Salatga-
75eln 5u beflageit. SRI. Msarp Hi-
rrbo1g, Camden StraBe, uno 6. 6.
WDlton, Nalo 9onoo StraBe, MUIR
ben nm je cine golbene ubr NIT Set
fe unb g. 6. 2eaoger, $50 garion
G4ro6e Inn Elm girDcle beitobIen. 6
sg9erbuer. 2f0 Noro Strabe, meloei
nnx gerluit BON orei .Hreit-os2ite.
gnnfs" Grnit Tnplor, 916 gar
geeb StraBe, BEN 8erluit eines
a5iibiaen MutomobiIs mn. pom &nn
aierbnbnbof Ser Soutbern Eacifi,
Dnbn %entfiihrtc Elm unternebmen
or Gpiebube einen Der Carr Goa
IS BOOB Company geborigen Gait
suuge4t nit ben 5tpei bauor gelpanI!
ten MnnleieIn.
Hop Niron ppn llualoc lal
lif1 am syrfitug nadmittae Dol eiael
sSnraJe an Der ct. Mfarp StraB'
eiur automatiide Yiiiole an mi
jtn0icrte oeren Medanismls. Elot
f5aJ entluo li5 Die Wafie uno oi
ss.sgel orang Niron mnaefdbr Il
Ron oberbalb oes anies III bel
Shenfel elm uro fam mebrere 3ol
unferbalb oes anies pieocr berans
Niron wuroe irfort nad) einem Sos
,pitnI gebradt; iein 3ultono iol
froe oes aroBen 8lntperluites mid
arrnoe lebensgefdbrIih iein.
s Chicken Chop Suey in be
=:NermannsI6bne : 8nlle AM Sonntaa
Der Werifaner Grenec
auuIe, Der am 5reitag friib ge9er
z llhr langfam an Der 9oulto'
EtrnBe elrtlarg fiibr, tpllroe an Dc
agde pm Der San Saba StraB
bon eiltem perriidten automobili
item nit Bfero u1o @agen ilbe
ben Sotfen qcrannt. Gas Erer
tultroe alif Der 5tede qetotet, &c
Mogen 5erioIittert nno sfnnie led
ncrIett. Ser nnaoeriide ebanfieI
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@runseisentntns itehertrasnnseu.

Charles 3. Rc0lire nnO Srau an
,,Sobn 9. SiloebrnnSt, @rnnbfiid in Der
Gbaetpooo Mboitipn; $40 II. q.
Muauit3 uno q. @ittnlanm OH Sers
mann &inberpater, 8runoitiid III EOS
Inaefes Seiebts; $3.50.
Wsatbiloe Nette an 0r. ". &. 8ebag.
@rlinbifiid an Der Maoeliene Terrace;
$500.
@miIie Mhobins an $. y. Mbooius,
@runbltiide III Der 9eoro Mobition; $40
II. q.
&. 6. Sunter II. ". an grtbnr @.
Seelieion, Mnteil an 8runoitiid an Der
Commerce Ctr; $4,000.
glano Some Builders on Gmilie
ghpbius, @~rlmoitiide in Der Golonia
Gan Yebro Iobition; SO Ii. q.
ISM. 3eunboffer an ebriliine 3orre.
8rlnoitiid OH Der GaB Ine.; $1,000.
@. u. unb 6. Oe. @nr8ba6 on u.
81. Niid,er. 36.46 Ider 2anb; S5469.
6. 6. Siaie unb @alter y, Tapicr
on &. 6. osones, 8runbftiid an Der
@rano Npe. lmh Inemle g; $4,000
II. u.
Charles ernit an Sobn 5oaen. 5Sk
Nder 2ano, $500.
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1cricbf.
Sanntmolle,
San Nntouio Ser. a65s Cts.
@alpelton, geifern 17.75 Cts.
NoffunTa,nen= Eru0ufte.

Eoffn,,ro MOI, Rr,a,.e
MISUNDERSTANDING
Sam gmtunio, err, 20. San. 1917E
grime grlrSe Cotton Geeo Gil. 81
cents PEI ,ssaiia.s
o.. a..s 81
yae.o ySIis = san. Spof SL2.ios
ssaIIIal, sizslG n.'o Si5.i5, sssbrnaL.
Sta.te il1S Ply, gsaro, Sl2;l1 Ine
$tS:l3, apIll, Sia.1o UNI 9lz,lo;
gsa'. - nnn 9d1;i4, sun, sdzd2
lnio Si2selo, sSlhI sla,at nHo Si2-iSs
"ngnlf' @iA-i9 u'D @l1.zo-
0nrmsErD6mffe-
Sou sl,touia Scr % sou tat7-n
g,,fter iSr-S5e her RsS
(sier ln,,r 5risrhel Wn / 40r mr. gShS
Siibuer i5eL28c her wfS
S,,rfehs or t,er W5,,,,S
@ei3sn ..-.. $1.s8 her Nuf9<I
worn Pip peg 1nl4el
YYaier oSo ssL Satakt
Aeu sA4-sop 1UHns
} Oeuluie.
9ortosfeYa gorisorn;n q aoa-ss IN
uub goiora6o. S3.25-S3.5O so
Gike AnrtoffeIn. White Dam. $3.50;
Vunnptir Onfn, $2.50 unD $500.
2piebeln, California. $500.
go,s"M Sss50 per @,,s6eI S
EcHfGten, Eeras, a Ss3rte, $2.o
MdDieshen. 40c. (. I 9bo. s@iin6el.
glumenfobl st.7J per sgrote.
ssp;lrer S Mfeffsr' so orr ser g5,,nn
Gpinnt, 7bc Der 0usdeI
Ofrn, $500 fin @rideI.
8eeten, $3.50 per 100 Sfuno.
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l.ckdIes.
SDransiidltlides @etter.

Sir San Mntonio uno l%lmgegeno:
aoeafa abenb. nllbeftanoig uao mar
1rer, Megen, Sonntag: &eaen.
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Bertrand lit Elm goelifein, Der
om Id0nlten glan5t. ipenn er in De-
INIT gefaBt lit.
Grfenntnis Der @abrbeit uno1
Musiibaing Der NfIibt iino Die bodp
lten 8ebote Der SittIidfeit.
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9ie .Greie YreHe fiir Seras"
e.s.,s;,,4 nIa 0nnph(ntt mnN 0HUd1ennhlnff.

eriAeint ais 9ageblatt nno 9Sndbenblatt.
9ag Sageblatt tit pieriehig uno foitet SOC per Weonat ooer Sc per Sabf.
Ias @odenblatt lit idaebneitia .uo fofet SO per Sabr. Mod Wferico
50 @oIo. Nob europe, @orto e%ingeI6loien, So.
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Stemcr- Woti5.

Staats- mn6 GonntD-S tenerm fiir
bas Sabr 1916 aaf @rmnb- nno
perI0nlid)es Gisentmnt, miihen big
gum 81. Sanmar 1917 an ben
Gtcuer : Solicitor Sobm u. Bitter
entridjtet meroem, nm bic 3abInmg
elmer Strafe nnS Soften BON 10 Tros
sent, bie anf peri6nlid)es Gisentnm
crbpben iucroen, at bermeioen.
Games 81. CabiS,
GoMntB sHt6ter.
- Ser ieine sYoQ Sag" nidt be-
sallt, fam bei feiner Sail in bic,
fem Sabr itimmen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22
draw with honors even.

draw with honors even.
r. H. Emmett and H. Inukai have
each recently purchased new power
sprayers of modern type. These, with
the Stevens machine, make three on
the Flat.
Mrs. W. F. Shannon and Mrs. John
R. Edgar were in Hood River Wednes-
day on a shopping tour.
George Weaver, atypresent manager
of the hotel. will take charge Of Tony
Flint's ranch early in April.
With a force of men at work, Con.
tractor Fairfowl is making the dirt fly
on the highway near here.
Accompanied by his wife and chill.
dren, Hershey Markley returned Tues.
day to his ranch near Lost Lake, after
spending the winter in the Lower VAL
ley.
A large attendance and interesting
discussions marked the regular monthly
meeting of the sgrange, held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Collins
Saturday evening. Marshmallows were
toasted before the huge fireplace, and
stories Of St. Patrick-peace to his
memory-and his followers were re-
lated. A special meeting of the grange
will be held at the school house next
Saturday to discuss the new hall.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22
OAK GROVE

Charlie Sherrell and family drove to
town Saturday and purchased brand
new Ford.
Paul Hughes and family expect to
move out to their ranch this week if
the weather permits.
Albert Brooks drove his horse Satur-
day and had run away, breaking the
buggy up and bruising him.
Jim Wickham and family have moved
to Arvo Hukari's place and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Wickham expect to move
to their ranch soon.
Messrs Elivus, Mart, Ben, Jake and
Otto Horn drove in the car owned by
Ben and Otto to Pendleton last week,
returning Thursday forenoon. All re-
port fine time.
A special school meeting was held
Thursday night. 1t was voted to dis
continue the two high school grades
here and to transport all the high
school to town.
Superintendent Gibson visited the
school Thursday afternoon and stayed
for the school meeting in the evening.
Ralph Jarvis and family have moved
to their ranch in Oak Grove.
Clarence Forsberg had an auction
sale Thursday at the Cram place which
was very well attended. He and his
family have moved to Crapper's little
house by the road.
Mrs. Reed, who has been quite i'll for
some time, is improving.
Each of the last two years Oak Grove
has had two representatives at the
state fair. If no child here gains trip
this year, the district offers to send
the child scoring highest in his or her
project work, thus insuring a repre-
sentative for Oak Grove.
Next Friday night, March %, at
O'Clock the school will give its annual
play. 1t is a three act comedy en-
titled, ''The Parsons Perversity. "
Everybody come.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22

lap supper. All ladies are requested
to bring lunch. As some of the boys
are leaving we want everyone to come
and:bring your..friends.
Mrs. Frank Larson was in Cooks one
day last week to see her small son,
Melvin, who is attendingsschool there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morse calleo on Mrs.
Isable Underwood Saturday evening.
Winnie and Anna Edwards, of HUI
sum, attended the dance Saturday
night in Underwood.
Mrs. Blanche Wise called at the Isa-
BILE Underwood home recently.
Miss Gunith Isom spent the lweek
end at Isable Underwood's home.
Mrs. Sturdivan and Mrs. Blanche
Wise were visiting Mrs. Wise's small
daughter in Stevenson Saturday.
Mrs. Sadie Smallman visited friends
in Portland and Dallas last week.
Jimmie Chubb visited his sister in
Portland Sunday.
The Stevenson visitors this week
included Raymond Moggs, S. T. Mil
Ter, Hugh Lusk, Mary W. Olson, VIM.
Lane, Uncle Amos Underwood, Corbett
and VIM. Underwood, Mrs. Blanche
Wise and Mrs. Sturdivan.
Miss Birdie Myers and Mrs. Ruth
Wren called on their father, Chas.
Myers, Thursday.
Mrs. brewery, Mrs. Jackson and
Mrs. Gillian spent one afternoon last
week looking over their prospective
new home in Underwood.
C. C. Shipley:.our commissioner, is
very capable man and has sure done
wonders for thestaxpayers of this end
of the county. We are. very fortunate
to have him as our commissioner, both
for his wholeheartedness and efficiency
in road construction, and as man
whom every one has learned to love
and respect, and he should have the
support of the entire Underwood vicin,
ity the coming summer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22
Prominent Woman to Discuss Music

Mabel Holmes Parsons, of the State
University, is coming to Hood River
March 80 in behalf of the Music depart.
ment of the Woman's club. Mrs. Par
sons is well known throughout the
state as lecturer. Members of the
Woman's club will remember her for
mer appearance here with pleasure and
gladly welcome her return. Mrs. Par
sons on this occasion will give read
ings from the interesting Ossian litera.
ture, further illustrated by the Ossian
overture, by Code, the Danish composer.
This overture will be done on two pi-
amos for four players. 1t will be heard
with great interest. as it is an ambi-
tious undertaking. The evening will
be given over to Scandinavian music.
the talk by Mrs. j. E. Slade, and songs
by Mrs. Henney, Miss Bartmess and
Toivo Annala. A double trio will be
given by Mines. Gillian, Lennon, But
Ter, Reavis. brewery and Taft.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22
OdeiI High News
By Bobby CLARK
3I2 CASCADE AVE.

Nothing much of interest transpired
at high school this week, save the fol-
lowing:
Last Friday afternoon a bunch of
the high school athletes played the
grammar school base ball team. Evil
IDENTIFY the boys put up hard strug-
gle, as one of our boys is the proud( (?)
possessor of a black eye. The gram
mar school team was defeated with a
score of 1872.
All the boys have been very curious
to know what was going on in the as
sembly room last Friday at recess.
For their edification, we will state that
Miss Bartmess has started class in
folk games.
The girls have a very promising
start for baseball team. as Peggy
English and Margaret Heft may be
seen each day with base ball and mitts,
practicing.
Mr.. Stevens, representative of the
Schillings Best products, gave a lec-
ture Tuesday morning on the compost
tion of baking powders and fiavoring
extracts.
There was a splendid turn out at
the last literay and the program COM
mittee promises something botn enter
tanning and unusual next time.
The basket ball teams are expecting
their sweaters soon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22
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Robert Romney, of Ogden, is Wis
itor at the Romney residence.
Mrs. E. H. Green and daughter, Ed.
ma, were in Hood River Saturday on a
shopping trip and to attend the movies.
Mrs. Lon Romney and Miss Doris
Emmett spent several days in Portland
last week on a shopping expedition.
Residents of this town were aroused
from their slumbers at three O'Clock
Thursday morning by the footing of
the mill whistle to witness a spectacu-
lar fire. In some mysterious manner
logging engine No. l, which was stand
ing on siding in the yards, caught fire
and before the flames could be extin.
guished the cab of the engine was
practically destroyed. The night
watchman states the fire burst forth
suddenly. A new cab has been con-
structed and the locomotive is again on
duty. The engineer is short a pair of
overalls and the fireman mourns the
loss of pair of new gloves.
Gordon G. Brown, county horticul-
turist, came here Thursday to superin-
tend the construction of an irrigation
system on his ranch.
j. E. Ford drove to Hood River Fri.
day on business.
H. S. Grouse and H. H. Ham, of
Parkdale, were here Sunday to attend
meeting of fruit growers at the resi-
denee of W. F. Shannon.
L. F. Parker made a flying business
trip to Hood River Saturday.
Appreciating the value of having
birds around their orchards a number
of local fruit growers are placing bird
boxes at convenient places about their
ranches.
Gay young blades of this community
honored Arlo Ingles and his bride with
a demonstrative charivari last Monday
night at their ranch home on the Flat.
After the noise subsided all were in
vited inside, where candy, cigars and
"bone dry punch were served.
Owing to the serious illness of Col
bert Stocks, logging employe, DR..
Dumble, of Hood River, responded by
automobile to call from the logging
camp last Tuesday and removed the
patient to the Hood River hospital. A
day or two later A. Campbell, second
loader at the camp was aceidentlly
hooked in the leg. The rail auto was
converted into an emergency ambu.
lance and removed the injured logger
to the hospital.
Wearing sprig of green on st. Pat
rick's day, Rory Collins met with E.
H. Green, who was proudly displaying
a ribbon of orange. The cIansmen
elashed furiously, but friends inter-
vened and the battle was declared a
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22
BELMONT.

Ed Norder is busy man these days.
Ed is getting piece of ground in
shape TO plant strawberries.
The Japs on the Clayton Wentz place
are leveling another piece OF land.
They intend to fiume it and plant more
strawberries.
Marsh Isenberg, wife and daughter,
Jean have moved from Hood River to
their ranch. We are glad to have
them in our neighborhood again.
Mr.. Mckee and family have moved
from the Tufts place to Mitehells
Points, or Just beyond. Mr.. Mckee
resigned his position as janitor of West
Barrett school to do work for Mr..
Lausmann at the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, grandparents
of Mrs. Oscar Jones, intend moving on
the Tufts place in the near future.
Fred Blalock left Monday for Grass
Valley to bring back some horses he
took there last fall to winter.
The Current Events club met last
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George
Galloway, Jr. Owing to sickness in
the homes of some of the members
there was not as large an attendance
as usual, but an enjoyable afternoon
was spent by those present. The next
meeting will be held March n at the
home of Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Oscar
Jones.
We are glad to hear that those of
our neighbors who have been quite
sick for the past two weeks are i'm
proving.
We have been informed that our
neighbor, c. S. Grafton, has purchased
the place known as the Wylde place.
Mrs. Berry, of Fairview road, was
calling on some of her friends on
Methodist Lane last week.
Emery Davenport is the newly ap-
pointed janitor of West Barrett school.
Miss Louise Nelson, a former resi-
dent of Belmont, was selected as one
of the young girls to act as a living
model to display spring styles in the
style show, the first ever held there,
at Baker. There were 20 maids and
matrons in the affair.