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@oihington, 1. 9op.

gSolhlngton, |. 9fou.
Sies lit Der IcBte Gag, che plcl
nclle Striegsiteuern III &roft tretcn
Wit 9lusnabine Der crbobtcn @riei
rotcn, 9obofSIteuern Die an 6reitol
in &rait tritt, Der beionoercu Stcn
peliteuer mir 9ofuntcntc, iuriitiih
@nlueiilmqen uno 4oitpofcte, oic on
1. 9e5embcr in &roft trctcn begiunci
sllc Sonoerfteuern heute ilnl N'ittcr
nadlt Sic iblieBen elm:
Ginen Gent fir ie0en Cine Gin
trittagelo iitr &ergnii9ltn9eu
9rei Fro5ent fir 3oblungen fiu
iSrod)tienbun9en.
9ldt 8rosent iiir 4oIiogier
1Sahrfortcr.
3chn Yro5ent oe8 9reiie5 fiil
9SlIlmm luo an0crc NeQuen1lif
feitcn.
tsilnf 9ro8cnt fiir Gclrobrcn
leitltngen
Gin Sent iiir ie6e 20 Gents Gr
ereBporto, o0er cincn 8rrhtheil
0apnn.
isilnf Gents fiir icoe' teleqrnphi
ihc, telephoniihe ooer rooioQro
phiihe 0iittbeiIung, Die fiiri3cbu
Gents ooer mebr foitet
Gcrid)ieoene Steuern ouf 81
qarren, 3iqoretten, Cabot ltno 5o
bnfsprooltfte.
3ebn &ro3cut fiir Ghlbbeitroqe
9idlt Gents fonnen ouf ieocr
Collar, Der fiir 5Scucr-, Woriuc-
llnfon- obcr ionItigc &crlihcrlmq
fnqc5oblt lit.
g2cnn oieSobaf@itcucr ouf crit ON
6rcitog IN &roft tritt, bobcn oof
picIc 0Gnoler ibren Qetoilprcis Dor
Der Grhohllng Scr Steucr bercits er-
hGht. 9ln0crc Steucrn, Ole inter oos
ncllc @eicb fo0cn, olfoholiIhe lno
nSoft -@ctrdnfe, Ginfommcn lnN
crhohte &ricQsgelpinnc iino III &roft
icit oo9 @eicb om 3. Oftobcr ql1tae,
hciBcn muroe. neun aud mir IN nit
tclborcr Sorm.
9Im I. 0e5enlber pcr6rn Die ncllcu
Stenpclrotcn, cinidIicBlih Der filr
@otetpoit, fGuig; Oomit tritt oo,
Qon5e 8eict in &rait, nit 9lusnobnlt
Der crb6bten Hatcn fir FoItien0um-
gen 5peitcr &loiie, ole bis I. 25uli
n0dIten HSobrcS 5uriidgeiteat iino
Die Stcigcrlln9 oe5 Goitportos filr
Scnoulgcn in Der eritcn aGoiie mcrs
Den lpobrifeimlid pom &nlf om oll
9Cnlcinltcn cntpfnn0eu meroen. Ga3
@ciet bcltinrt, ooB @riefc, iopeit
cS lid nidlt llm yIrop"- ooer 2ofol
briefc hunoclt, nit orci Sent 3u iran.
fircn iiu0. 9soItforten, cinlhlicBIif,
Eripat GoItfarten, mcrocn cincr
Gcnt nChr OILS bi9hcr foitcn; hicrin
iino mtch iooenollnte illlritrirte Hoit-
torten cinqeidlloiien. Gfeic Nnrto
Grb0hlnQcn iotlten orciBig Sage
nod 9lnnohme 0es @eicbeS in &raft
trctcn ltn0 bcgil1nen nod Der 9lufio1
ilnq 0c2 4}oitocportcment5 iiir
@riefe 1ro GoItforten, sic an >.
9(openlber obQcItempelt iino.
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Sc alCiarlicr.
Gin uruHdijg'o %eit i'm uorSihen
Sdlmcoln

I'M ION bcruAI ln0'ci 0lc Huur in
lhrta GcIlltcn bt5mIDCrU0tcu Gnr.
tcn, - an lcinen lilcrn gtbellIgtc
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lptoh0tr Sbrtil an Otn Ialclu Der
GtihiuRr Irldlrn uho UrumcruHlcu
padruitlI lto5e GrInncrun9rn an
cen &clocltiunpr culcp 9Iultea fr
olc %eIrcung oC5 %un0cu ans 0cr
Nncdtldjnlt hnlrr tSrcm0nHgen. IS
1T 0tr SlIlanCc -- oer Siol3 Gule.
turIlcn@ - ou> 9Iu3c Cduuc0rna.
9inu SiUun DaluI HOG oaalclbe
&oit irrltr %nncrL 0Ir /, oft ocu
&anpl Tlr Ole >clbllau0IQteIt IDre9
&dllrionoc9 au3yc?odtcn Uuprr, ais
cnotte olt Noncn lucH llcBcH limo
nuncr nod haltru lIr 0us Hnnncr
DER 5rcIbct 1oGl, 0uIocH tenp ~0cr.
rcHaBt mo auuIluurAcH utcr lld),
tunpWn mi uIidGuoDlItcr Qartuaf.
l!lItt Qc8en OtI 9tuhlrn lrcuJ0er
&uIiltren uro bultcn umucl1trll1 an
GEM NnlClt1lHnllpu lclI.
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<rlrbrn0 orr lH0urrllcn WialdrHe,
lat IN lbrcnI Si,ac25ulc Dor 0cn
SlarrnHu 0cr Auict0uilCr NaIt mo.
Mca uljnla 2&cll tutIcrnL ldl puu
t1r btjlQIuIcn 5l ta'cu hdbcn iie
one Itolouult 1ld 0leHtbur gcmodt.
lll0 GOl 1aietariirn ml9 bat cine
tuml3uprlo!Jug %uocg nc tbrcn
&npob lenomnrci, orrep Qotpt5tl
1T. zen Otlli,lCu Sdnuc0H ans per5
~ l,Jen, 0oB ltc ttun2 llrgIQcue4 be.
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00touI eInru GjglC5IIuH al ltebcrllc.
l,tJrm III otr (rL.d uHo III 0cu
@mI@QcralcH bclIgrH, otH rbnen olc
Saittaftcr 0uW ote ,5olrDul0crtc
GdlgUnalrt un0 IucllrrQculIrCt lmbcn
un0 or ctRt0urtlg uu0 lCbtH9lraitlo
6tHng IT. lun auBtrId) mIr luHcr.
lld) otm gGH}Cn |coCn lClH WCprn0C
aNr}U0rHuln uH0 scn Urm0 5ll ci
9tnl HatlQnuIcH 1tll 81 legeu. llun
olelca llrcIDcnc bclt.. re nod al.
lcIn nc IUartn ldpH 0ld Udlun, e@
g. ucricttu Ncnn lbou llugcn 0lc
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nose tII ar.3~ ~ludli i,rrin
JctdtlHE al tul'tl(rnd nuuun Jtu.
LtrH ~ Uccllcrri. uHo ju Urrdc1tn
&lc mu0rtlr putut,o'c Corau in.
Utuu Itua1t llrIt Ibrcn Giu5ul
(05 ,tItapr9ebradJtc mo Nugrtuulu.
tt lUHrol ruduutaloy }ur dgc0tduat
mn ttua uIIHluDlIdj ul bln3uIcrDen.
20 ouf tluuIal. mo che cs 81 lpat
uuror Bllgcn l1Htl 0ic gluacu uui
1ur 0tc o.rogc Der @elaD,. lli0 0a.
mt loor ltc oudj 10 gut lulc bejcI.
!Igt
Gmc Nc1c1uuB rln8 an, ore lm.
mcr 8r9Btrc Nrcllc 3o8. IS unr elm
mobrcr NotoouHlouo EN- Uc.
ttHHBstlitB. otr. jult idjun 10 OFT
TN aupbupuroQu 5tmunng orr
Nrc5eL IL @cvturtrn lcintu 4u.
'aH3 aaUju }utrll pou trtmnl be.
IrIngN lu0 uou ocu .utnlcn nit.
u0suJu telodrli, oaaH bcHumt un0
ilgt UUa HnUct lg0ggrcn NrcllcH
IcJ.jliai mHHlg droBtW gtnliuu mt
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Sic >S}talicncr ilnlncr NOD luriter
auf 0cm GiifiuQc.
Oh iie iiet im Gaeliaments.Gtal SER Gruppen
Ser ulittelm6stts SUM Kampfs itsllsn
,psr>sn ut nesk iraelisb.

Ser gauge SOOtngewnn Der ibnfr a SwtnnOenbalb abn
langtn hwucn Sdmpieu Suel unO nod chr Oau, prrOen
lc wieOcr III pier fmppen Sagen, Oa,u $780, 900 au 0e
iau9cueu uub ibrr 1900 SauOneu 0jra D. Scrtuq
bat ben bm angebolcn aan,lerpolten angebld abgtbn
Nuildu Wiinlter ertlart SOnoerrebe fHr nnmOgid
ySas Der Srieg GnglanO folttt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-02
100 1Sabrifen geidloftn.
N}hceIina. U. 80. 81. 81.

@NNItIIIIIt U, Nu-s . 7. = \
V}chr al2 huu0ert eSabrltanla
qcn iin0 om Utlttpof mcqcn gian9ei
an 0otlirqns agidlIoiien moroe1; I'M.
gefahr 10000 Wdnuer itno orbcits
los qelporOen Gie Snbrifen IIeqen
nj ben 3uuhan6Ie Counties pou U it
Girgiuien. ionic Inn Golumbiaun,
25efferion uno Belmont GolultD Don
Ghio.
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I'm Citeu.

NctersburQ, 3T. II.
Ole Ieutiden iebten oie 0eriuhc
nit Sen Ruiicn cit froterniiirell.
fort. Gos arieesontt berid1tet. Oa'-
@enliifunqcn nah oieier Rif1tuuq on
Der H0r0Iifer Sront ourf ruiIiifg
9lrtiaerie pereitelt ner0en.
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Scutidlc Uieutercl aemcloet.

Nnlitcr0Qui 81 Oft
Isle oa5 @'Iatt &c5 10uueQcs mel
oct. lit ea unttr 0cutid)cn 1rupper
I'm @1gcr yoa NcpcrIoo in NcIgicn Al
Gnrr cr8iten U}euterfj gcfonmen
Ger NCddt iagt oaB nla &cutc iid
rpciaertcn nod Der ,YroHt ob3uqcben
ciuiQe Don il1uen Die t5erpchrc TN
5roud5ar maftrl, cn0erc oui 0ie
CiiH,grc id1oiieu, pon 0cueu cinlqe
ucrmlut0ct murocn. Iic WaItprpr
mur0cu ihlicBIid iibcrmdltiqt lno II
@iJhmaqen me9qeihofFt. Iosiel6e
0Iott beriftet, 0ob oic @ren3madp
bet @roud]ot ON - Cftobcr 0eicr
tirt III.
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y@citere 10000 Minnn gcinnNcu,

TeClllL |. NOD,
Gic oitcrrcihiih 0uttihcn >treit
frdrtc, oic in &tolien einqcorlngel
liuo, hobcn 0ic 3uhl ser pou inner
Qcnlod,tcu 5cionacncn oui iibel
10000 crhoht Sic bobcn 1906
itolicniihc aonoucn crbclltct. IicI.
,5niornotion mur0c hcutc outlid
POM 0cutidcn &ric9aant bcfnuut &c
mndlt.
Clc 0crtihc NCfonntnlohlmQ iaat
0oB Ole plcr8ehntt urrbiu0etc 9lrmet
qeitcrn cmen nCucn QroBcn 5ic0 cr
fQnpitc (hcilc ser oui Dem 9titf3ur
bciinolldcn itolicuiidclt 5trcitfrdit.
itclltcn iid ON GogIjamento 3un
aompi Ole NrijfcnfopiitcQuQcn be
Gmcnuno un0 GoOripo murocn Dor
ocn Ccutifeu Crohcrt. Die Deter
rcjdlcr un0 Ieutihcu 0urhbrohcn 0it
'lohblItitcqunQcn Ser Ntolicuer oft
Ilh pom untcrcr (oQliaucIlto, no ii,
10000 &toIicner obid1nitteu lno Qe
'onacn 1lnhnten
Ser Ncfalmtlnoduug juioIQc iinl
aac Nriltcnfopfc om loQIiumcntl
crobcrt morocn. &cridieocnc hunocr
0nnoncu mur0cn pnn 0en Tcutihc
crbcutet.
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Writiiflc @ierlnite.


&ou0on. 30. Cft
Die I'M 2otic Der ON 1icn5ton
3u GH0c Qefonlmcucn A'ohc beridte
fen britiihcn &erIltite beldufcn lid
ouf }uionuncu 24.091 N}onn. Tlg
&crlutc DcrthetIcn iih iolqcnoermo
zen: Cil3icrc Qcto0tct o0er ocn0un
Den erIeQcn BIB, U}annIhoitcn 4 :.
C56; Cfi3icrc permuHoet oocr Der
nIi,t llO2. Nlonnidloiten 1880.
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f0npftClL h0mmcrtcn &nmcru0eu 5ur
&i1fen iih ihren Wcg oil Dem Qtcct
dele o0cr WeIlpue 2hIsldlicr cnt.
lang bis 5u @unftcn, Ole lie Elm gute&
Stiit ilbcr Den @eiler Ntcethelc llnr
Ole 5uhIrcihcn 8eIhiibbcrthcioiqn1.
dcn, nit oencn Die Grhobung bc6efi
wor, binolsbrohtcn. >Sn bciocu 9Th
ihnitten ionocn bllttige Sample itott
Die 0cutiteu &crluite poren ihncr
mo Die Ot0nncr pou jcnIcitS oc2
Qtcerca qcDnumCn lhren SrtllnpF
nidt pbne NerIllitc.
(Sn5miIhcn b0ttCn brltiid)c Selnl.
truppcn cS untCrnonnlen Den &o00c
beef uuo Die WorGite 3u ilbcrihreiten
nm ibrc 2inic pormdrts 3u brinqcll
un0 oie conooiihe Glonfc 81 ocfcn
@ic iic 0ieleir &oritoB ourd) ben tIeb.
rigen WtoroIt bCncrfitelliQtcll, Mir
ocn iic mnbrihcinlih icIbIt nift iaQcn
tonncn.
Gin ihorfcr @cgcuon9rifi Scr Ban
crn. ser Inn llbr BON Wolieluorft
aus gcgcu Die Gona0ier rntcrnom
men pur6e, muroc pom 2lrtiIleric.
un0 WiolhinenQcmchrieucr oltiacfon
e0n mo brnd) 3llionunlcn. Ger Oc.
pirn au Ser cannOlidcn ,Sront bctruQ
i'm Tltrhldnitt 500 bis 1000 0ar0
oui Dem gr0Btcn &hejl 0crieibcn
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arieasiteuer jeBt in araft.

True translatioG flied with the postmas
ter at La Crosse. Wis. November 2, 1917
as required by the Act of October g. 1917.
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Sample im So0lamcntp SGol.

Ncrlin. 3t. Ut
Cic 3abl ser Don oen 0iterrei
hiih 0crtihcn 9(rmccn Qeion9en &c
nsnuncncn &tolicnern bat It'd olli
ilber 10000 erb0ht, mic oic oentichc
$2ccrealcitlunl IN ihrem onttIihen
2Ibcnobcritt pom Niittlpoh mcloet.
,7culcr miro gcmcIoct, ooB nie 3ohI
Der crbcutetcn @eihiibc iibcr 1000
betrdgt
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eroBes' s'':.: g. ,....;s s"''i=
more.

True translation fled with the postmas-
ter at La Crosse, Wis. November , 1917,
as required by the Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-02

True translation fled with the postmas-
Ter at La Crosse, Wis, November 3 1917,
as required by the Act of October 6. 1917.
Wtit Der amerifoniidcn 9lrnec II
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-02

True translation fled with the postmas
ter at La Crosse, Wis, November 2 1917
as required by the Act Of October 3, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-02

True translation fled with the post,nas-
ter at La Crosse, WIS, Novcnhcr ,. l9i7,
required by the Act of October 3. lgI7.
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la Crosse
OF October o
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
COUNCILMEN ASK
FOR ROAD MONEY

A committee of the city council,
composed of James sStranahan, DR.. E.
L. Scobee and C. C. Cuddeford. con-
ferred last week with members of the
county court and asked that portion
of an approximate $4,000 raised in
the county's road building fund for the
year, be expended in improving city
streets. While the members of the
court expressed hope of granting the
petition of the city representatives, a
definite answer was deferred until the
cost of improving the East Side grade
and the boat landing road be ascer-
tained.
Former Judge Stanton and members
of the county court last December,
when making out the annual county
budget, provided for raising the road
improvement fund under the heading
of general fund. By law this fund
falls alike on city and country proper
ty, and for the first time in the history
Of the county the city, without being
able to avail itself of any pro rata ap-
portionment, was assessed for share
of the general county road fund.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
PROGRESS NOTED
AT UNDERWOOD

While the orchard country of south
eastern Skamania county, WASH, has
been developing rapidly for the past
several years, progress at Underwood,
Wash, has never been more rapid
than during the past several months.
With the construction of better high
ways tapping the interior regions of
Klickitat county, Glenwood and Trout
Lake, Underwood has been made con-
venient trading point, and the North
Bank company has announced that a
new station will soon be constructed
and a station master placed perma-
nently at the apple shipping point.
The orchards of the Underwood dis
trict are rapidly coming into bearing,
and total of more than so carloads
will be shipped from there this season.
The strawberry tonnage is also heavy,
and the Underwood growers produce
more currants and gooseberries, pro-
portionate to their acreage, than any
other Northwestern fruit district.
A three and a half story building,
the largest mercantile structure in
Skamania county, has just been COM
pleted at Underwood by the d. G..
jackson Co., composed of ID. G. jack
son, ID. H. brewery and d. P. Gillian,
all Hood River men.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Union Pacific Believes in Preparedness

A really tremendous equipment or
der, the magnitude and importance of
which it is difficult for the average
mind to grasp, is that made a few
days gago by the Unions Pacific system
for locomotives.
The order in its entirety included 63
from the Baldwin Locomotive Works
and l6 Mallet typesfrom the American
Locomotive Co., making total of 79
huge machines that will cost between
$45, 600 and $50, 900 apiece.
Needless to say they are to be of the
very latest and most approved design,
and the order indicates the faith that
the Union Pacifclmanagement has, not
only in the tremendous business which
conditions promise for the next few
years, but in the rapid progress and
development of the west.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Eagle Creek Grounds Ready

Forest Supervisor 7. H. Sherrard, of
the Oregon National Forest, has put
the Eagle Creek camp grounds in read
mess for the 1917 recreation season.
The water pipes have been connected
up so.that pure running water is avail
able at the various camp sites, and the
comfort station has been opened.
New tables for use of campers and pic
nickers have been built, and splendid
parking place for machines is conven-
iently located near the entrance to the
camp grounds.
A four-room tent house has been
erected for the temporary headquarters
of the forest officer who is again on
duty at the grounds.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
THIS Is LOCAL
CLEAN UP WEEK

Under the joint aupsices of the civic
committees of the Woman's club and
Commercial club, Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this week
will be cleanup days for Hood River.
The Boy Scouts have enlisted to aid
with the work. Posters, on which ap
pears the following copy, have been
distributed broadcast over town;
"Class A. citizens will clean up on
Wednesday; Glass B., on Thursday
and it is hoped that the spirit has
spread so broadcast by Friday and Sat
urday that everybody. will get.busy."
Arrangements have been made to
care for unoccupied lots and the prop
erty of non-residents. The city coun-
Gil has been asked to participate in so
far as to make residents whose use of
the property in itself constitutes a
nuisance observe cleanup days and re-
move unsightly and offensive debris
from their premises.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
IMPROVEMENT OF
RIVER ROAD CERTAIN

The county court has advertised for
bids on the grading and improvement
of 2, 400 feet of road leading from the
city to the Columbia river boat land
ing. The proposed road improvement
meets with the approval of all city
residents.
The river road, until the city voters
last fall adopted charter amendment,
was within the city limits. Burdened
with the cost of constructing numerous
new streets, and theirsupkeep, mother
partslof the city, the municipal author
tiles were never able to:make perma-
nent improvements on the boat landing
road.
The county court will let the con-
tract for the new work next Monday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Aid Asked Of Office of Markets

The Apple Growers Association, ac-
cording to Sales Manager McCullagh,
will join with the traffic organizations
of fruit growers at Spokane, North
Yakima, Wenatchee and Walla Walla in
sending representative to Washington
where on May % a conference will be
held with representatives of the Office
of Markets of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. The govern
ment body will be asked to aid the
fruit growers in gathering and dis
seminating information to show that a
s per cent increase in the freight
charges on fruits will be disastrous to
growers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Two Get Fingers Smashed

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Foss suffered a mangled finger
in a peculiar manner last week. The
little boy was watching his father wash
the family automobile. The right fore
wheel of the car was lacked up, and
the child in twirling it caught his fin
ger in cogs that operate the speedom-
eter.
Chas. Allen, Central Vale rancher,
suffered a badly crushed finger, which
was struck by sledge hammer while
the man and companion were drilling
in rock quarry.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
He Almost Fell Down

A. NJ. Hunsncker, Bogue Chitto,
Miss, felt so grateful because of be-
cause OF being freed from pain and dis
tress that he wrote the following letter
Il was suffering from rheumatism, kid
ney and bladder trouble, also dizziness
would almost fall down at times.
startel taking Foley Kidney Pills and
two boxes gave me entire relief" Dis.
ordered kidneys give warning by pains
in the side and back, rheumatic aches,
sore muscles, swollen joints, puffiness
under the eyes, tired and languid feel
ing. Sold everywhere.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Columbia is Slowly Climbing

After remaining stationery for more
than 10 days, the Columbia at this
point is beginning too rise again slow
ly. The river is now about IL feet
above the low water mark.
River boat men are expecting suffi-
cient volume of water within the next
two weeks to permit them to move
their wharf boats from the east side
of Hood river to the slough north of
the passenger station.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
AT new ELECTRIC
Today

Today
VIM. Desmond is presented in a
thrilling story "The Iced Bullet" in
which are shown some wonderful
scenes at the Triangle studios. Also
a Triangle comedy, "Honest Thieves. "
Friday and Saturday
Dustin Farnum!will.be shown in "a
Son of Erin," one of his masterpieces
on the Paramount.Program. A picture
telling of the thrilling adventures tbe-
setting young Irish lad of humble
people, in this country. An enjoyable
screen story of the hard adventures of
Dennis O'Hara, who would rather go
to a seeming defeat than betray
trust. As portrayor of Ireland's best
Dustin Farnum is unsurpassed.
Sunday and Monday
Douglas Fairbanks in "The Ameri-
cans," tense and thrilling drama and
one that allows Fairbanks ample oppor-
tunity to display his wonderful ability.
Also Selig War News Tribune and
Triangle comedy, Heart Strategy"
Admission b and 10 cents. Come early.
Tuesday
Tuesday one day only, we present
Mae Murray in thrilling tale of the
South African veldt and of London So
cletv, "The Plow Girl. Also Para
mount Photograph.
In connection with this show will be
shown the five reel version of "The
Modern Mother Goose" which has re-
Gently been drawing big crowds at the
Heilig theatre in Portland. Admission
10 and 20 cents.
Wednesday and Thursday
Dashing Dorothy Dalton will be seen
in Chicken Casey" Also a. Triangle
comedy, "A Grab Bag Bride" and
Max Linder, the funniest comedian in
the world, in MAX Wants Divorce.
5 and Is cents.
Hazel Holland at the organ.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Wednesday and Thursday
Cut this Quilt is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with sc and mail it to Fo-
ley Co., 1886 Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
ILL.,, writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds,
etc; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides
and back. rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Catharthic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for con-
stipation, ,hiliousness, headache and slug
gish bowels. Sold everywhere.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Creamery Makes Good

Despite the high cost of feedstuffs
the past winter, the local cooperative
creamery, operated by orchardists, who
have entered dairying as side line,
has been making advancement The
records of Manager F. w. Bluhm, show
that the sum of 81, 487 was paid to
growers for cream in March, sub
stantal increase over the same month
last year. Mr.. Bluhm expects the
April payments to be about the same
as March.
The price paid for butterfat in March
was 4l cents per pound, fraction of
cent higher than the Portland market.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Washington Red Cross Meetings

Patriotic fervor is being displayed in
unanimity by the people of White
Salmon, says c. N. Ravlin, who was
in the neighboring Columbia town
Thu ursday afternoon to attend meet
ing at which tentative plans for the
organization of an auxiliary branch of
the local chapter of the Red Cross were
discussed. The White Salmon branch
was perfected at a mass meeting held
there Saturday afternoon.
The people of Underwood will also
organize branch department.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Art Classes Fr0wned Upon

The proposal of several members of
the Pine Grove Parent-Teacher Associ-
alton to resume summer classes in
sewing, cooking, art and other studies
along the lines of domestic science
have been frowned upon by others of
the orchardist community organization.
''Such studies were all right last
year." says R. E. Scott, "but just now
the attention of everyone in Hood
River county should be directed toward
work that will be more productive of
food supply the coming winter. | do
not think the summer classes will be
resumed"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Hannum Moves Huge Pier

With a crew of men County Commits
sioner Hannum was busy the past
week shifting in the bed of Hood river
Is ton concrete-filled steel pier. The
pier formerly supported an old bridge
across the stream. 1t has been moved
to point near the pier sof the new
bridge in order to divert the course of
the stream, whichshassbeen threatening
to'undermine the structure.
With the big cylinder in place rip
rapping of stone has been constructed,
and the steel bridge will be safeguard
ed from.possible freshetssof the river.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
Rheumatism

II you are troubled with chronic or
muscular rheumatism give Chamber
lain's Liniment trial. The relief from
pain which it affords is alone worth
many times its cost. Obtainable every
where.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10

An inspection will convince you that
the service of the Palace Hotel, Portland
Oregon, Washington and Twelfth streets,
is second to none. Convenient to shop
ping and theatre districts, ,cleanest rooms
in city for 80 cents and up. fltf