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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
De 70 &alitnobpnoer. : Inlebnino

De 70 &alitaobpnoer. : gnlebnino
al 8robr. Simen aalitaos 9so / g.
8alsoal i"triper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
"Sor 300 Iar iioen uur Der 70
WfPno, iom bapoe Stpret / Geitre
@auaoal. Set par Spein Solitab GA
Strnen aalitob. Se oelte / al @crs
lfabeligbeo Stpret imelleln Tia %
par pereluis S~roisrere. Samoittia.
beosrlllbe og paalioelige bar oe beo.
&c to. aon'eruatipe par oc, men oct
bar Spgoebefolfningen ogiaa, oa Sc
TO Naboer bopoe @pgoens uoelte Sils
lilo, o9 Stprct par ganife ~patrior,
fal'f. Ti buffer Ell commercial /
9O-aareitc. Sierniternc 9iernion
bapbe iat Jig ior ioran &alget OF rlt-
'fe op ! aonierpatismen / Seitre
8ausbal. Weoet boIoteS paa iri
Marf lige lloenior aalituofarernes
Tiloner. Saaoe Snein pg Simen
inoianot iia itiIfproig % iegte iig
Flaos paa ell al @p1tfene. 9iernion
fortalte @ausoelerne, bpao %enitre
bapoe llorettet peo lin Golitif, OF
gloroc opmerfiom pao, at &eitre
@allsbal meb i'm Ssircreprpienta,
tan / Observation-Disclosures bauoc itaa.
4 ubenior alt bette SamIulbsarbei.
DC, ia mobarbeioet set. Nu bnroe
Der Ife en- 6oranoring. g. 9. Iatte
~per'onlig megen Eris baobc pna
Speiu % Sime,r, og ban ior life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
HumeSaf CT MT praftiif tolt q

Nnme6al CT MI b@rnffiIt folt al
itGnet fra Smsipelierue, ibet S'cn
paa 2uagen er iaa u%iiffsr, at 5raiif
oper ben er iorbubt, og Set laSer liz
natlirliepis heller life giere enOnlt
at trafifere Glpen mleo Serge, mel
bes ben Soc Wai. Som befienot Itrea
SpeneIunobrpen meb unoer Stor-
flommen ifior, % ben propiioriife
9ro er enbnu life fGrbiJ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
@nlStppcnc ira Mpntcu bor mt ill.

itnact. at sc iorroen DC 10 tioligcrc
onltoltc Spperier ogioo bar bcaaoct
ct treble, ser ligeer cnOmt IpnQerc
tilbo9c / Sioen og breicr Jig ON et
anantum Selo / Sarrcr. Gcttcn TO-
ger iii at fon oplplt, poo buiItcn
WaoOc Sppene bor iooct Splpct al.
lat, % ON Ser fin0eS &rIerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
GfScm. IS ntanQe 9(or hor ie

Gf5em. IS mango 9lor bar iea
lIot al Gfjem," ifrioer Sr. 8ictor
GorenfloS ira 9ra3iI, SnO. Seq
bapoe Snlerter / belle aroppen, oa
'oo ltrIten life ON Natten. 0ettc bar
oItIommen fsrcno ieg brlrgtc altrifo,
mi err leg raifcre cno nogeniinoe for /
NIT Sip." hinge % @alnle timber /
altrifo en- p%elii9net Slide iii SeI6rco
og &rpfter. Zen ipIgeS life paa
Ipotcfcr; men 6olf fortunes oircftc
oermeo ira 5abrifontcrneS Sa6ora-
tortrm, Or. Setter Sabrncp & Cons
60. 1876 50. Sopnc Ipc., Obi.
caao, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Nnc Gpaaucr Tor Nrnaacricrnc.

,$nocuior @rpQqerjeruc beguuoer
man M Tor AIuor al mcrfc ,[n0.
ifruntninBcn / ErOOuftloncu, o. ers
oel al De rrin0rc NrugQeriuirtiOmhcs
Scr tGnfCr iilg. "AuIb. Stiitatio.
paa / 0eu uGrmcitc 6ramtio at iolle
Sen Rel. DC tpitc &ruggerIer bar an.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Solatc Neiifoler.

SOI0tc NpllfpIer. 6r0 NIerrlnQ
mcooeIe9 Den t4oe Ytnl auisicl Sol
feheiifoIe er Al SoritunOcr Stepns
iolgt til Carer :. VI. SicIbo al
2litrup ueo 9lrocn. Opcrtogclien
timber Stco Sen lite Aug. SfoIen
pil ira NoUcmber iortiUtte iom @0i-
ifolc; men icucrc uil ser bliUc fuDt
let &onobrug@s og @uabol6ninga
understanding iii. Toritanocr Ole
Stcun3 cr ira Den lite Mug. ontoqct
iii Toritauocr Tor Steoriug Seiifole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Gina ipin grGnoicl.

cgnen brlt9cr ell Hpffc W}cicrier MT
2png ion SrrnOiel unocr Camp.
fieolcrne, o. efter bpoo Ell MIcicribc.
itprcr uotoler iii Sob. gIp.," cr Gun.
gen bebre @rGnoiel emo De toroeIige
&palitetcr &lI, man M fan ian.
SpGnoingeu baa aitbIeruc bolocS let
oppc; men noturIigpi5 nroo 6prQnlt.
gel, inbretteS til oct mere omiQngS-
rige 8rGnoieI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
&rinSfnnnrrnr 9

SripSfangernc. Get treble 6olo
ruSiiife arig9inngcr ontom Sen t2te
Mtoi mco "Smpcrotor" ira Suitlouo
iii ScIIinqsr. Ger onr 100 NtauS
ioIt, % oe bar Tor St~eritcbclcn me,
get mcOtoqet, napnIia DC, Ser tom ira
De eitcrrigite 6auacleire. Qaa 8ruuo
al @en5inmnuacIcn moatte 5ron3-
portcn Iii SoriereoIeireu ioregoa
meb Set og @ogu ~iitcocnior / 9Iuto'
mobtlcr.
GlnrhuS t6be Mai. SSqaoroi.
ties ontom Ell iUcrif Camper til Nor.
bus ira S%eliinaborq meo 223 sitcr-
rigifc ariG5ionger iii 2eireu peo
SoIo, og tioIig imorgcS isrtc3 Sc
pl0erc mco ct SPrtog. Stror eiter
Infomltcu gif Iompereu ino til Sat
Ell Tor at IonbIrttc Ell Tnngc, ser por
aIuorliq ina og mnatte brinqc8 paa
Noipitolct, og ocreiter off Gnmpercn
otter no poa Reoeu, til SonoiGtrir-
gen beapn0te imor9eS ST. 6l2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
o. TO inSifc TlDucmnifincr

gin" on "@hlriu" ifaI fortunes mco
witsrre % frnftigere YtotorGr; noor
oennc 9Gnbrina er iorctoQet, piI nc
-ontoqeIia ON eli Nooneb& (io
- bIipe fprt til Siborg, huor Sc lfa(
honc Station.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03

SiIfetora t5be Noi. 6oriton.
Oerinoe Cline 9egtrl,p bar ioag for
1900 aroner iolgt 2eprirg sol.
ifole I'll Ell are0s al Wpno ira Seu.
ring. aiebet er feet ior at biltore.
al Nsiitolen blir operora9ct Stoteu
til Inpcnoclie til @arnehicm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
sfuaplantninaen pan @~eltlanSct.

gergenS Sfo9ielifab meooeler / lin
Mnrsberetning, at oct iihcn 1900 bar
roienbt 1914 Willion Ilanter og be.
plantet 4S,S00 Waal Soro. s 1916
er uoienbt 234 Million Nlanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Zen ifatbare Smbtrat / &~riitians,

fano bill ioar antagclig uiie Ell Stig-
ming paa ODER 100 Het., ira 9.5 til
90 Willioner &rorler, eiter bpub Gig
ninsspeienets Sorretningsferer, 30.
Dofat Seggelllno, oplpier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Spanepreit I. 6. &pbrp, ssnhre

~@y"VFNF " " "~~
Sron, bar inhleneret lin Ififeosan.
iegning. Sr. &obrp er febt / 1858
% er iaaleoes Ga @ar aammel. San
CT t%eoIpgiif aanoibat fra 1878 og
blep itbn9put / lit nipprenoe gnlbe.
DC | 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Gienbummen "Surne" peb Wisr

Eien6Omme1 "NDrne" be6 Wlen.
balen ct. er at @sronom Saf. 8.
Gieitab iolgt til Cars Soel fra &ar-
Danger. &anbelen cmiatter ca. loo
Waal Snbmarf oe ca. 400 WtGoi
Sfog. Susasiuroncen er 10000
Str. Salget er formiolet beO @erb.
@obrnls misunderstanding.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Serp fangct / Mal. Ct fraftia 6,

empIar at Ell San-Serp er ifIg. Meo.
belelie til "9uiferubs glab" fanget /
Sar al @rObr. Ole 8. 2appegaaro
poa bans S9ter Seponlen / gal.
Ials S%errebsitpre bar opIat en- Or
trapr9mie paa 80 Str. for bper Serp,
Der fGloes inoen Mals Serreb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Sra Uoree.

!Spi Mlber. Inoreas Soft | Sol.
Iebu iplote Den zoe Wai 90 Iar. San
er i~remOeles aanite rerl9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Snnre. for Guber 8ana. {

~HHIt- TUF HHUEH UHNH. ON wi
ira 8ooroen Sor. s9teirup / Gna.
berg Far iioen arigcuS l,obrllo ocl.
toget ION GripiIIiq / oen engelifc
SGr. Siior blep Ian iooret peo Der.
Dun % lea / Here Mtoaneoer paa SO.
ipital / GnglanO; men ban blep bel,
brcoet og fom igien til 6rontcn. gtlr
er Der iilg. "&emp. 6bl." fommct
WcooeIelIc ON, at han or blet iaarct
/ Slogct pes 9(rra3 % otter lager
paa ct Soipital / CngIanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Zen unoe 1rpnpriuS bar II,

'NN 'AANNA
aong Gbriitiun8 nnliQ iorctoQnc
StocfboImareiie for isrltc Sang til.
fororonct Tom Reqeut. st RuQte
ont, al ban piIhe beuptte 2lnIeoningen
til at prre bortc ira SfoIeu, lpoer
meget noturlig. Meu bans Eupa
par al en- anoCn 0tcniug. 60 arou.
prinicn muottc bper Iog meoc 90
puo QictropoIitanifoIcn, huor ban
ltuocrcr Sniff, % buor sc ANDRE Gle
Der "iiftcrt bar iGlt iiQ treitct ueO at
hauC &onqcu6 &ifor ill l~llnffcabros
Ser. 6oraurig bIep Ger life giOrt
mere Sto2 al ham eub al en- bill.
fcniombeIit onoen Sreoerit Gbriiti,
AMEN, iortPller Ell aiebcnhopner'
aplS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
@eSipring paa gcrsensbanen. Ser

blep oen lobe Mai anltilIet Sorl0J
meo Geofpring paa @ergensbmen
paa StrGfnineen nellem Bergen %
Gois. Sastoget p%eitoper blep al be,1
@rrno 212 Sime forIinfet oe Sogct
pitoper 1 Sime foriinfet til @ois.
Sorisgene biier, at man fan greie
Zig lGnge meo @ebfpring, men BET
blir oog ct Spergsmaal, ON Oenne
Spring er prattiif for Ssiiieloslofo.
motiperne, iom bar minore SLABS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Sulat Tlantaac.

tagc pco &iboro err Al arc0itiorc.
llingSoircfter @liio % CurlGae
Ennot iol0t til Groprictrrcrnc Nucr.
len al GbnrIotteoal, @uocricn al
Sonucpon9 o9 Bone al &riitrup. al.
lie poa RonocrScgnen. @iobciumucu
ticn0cS life. Hlanta9cu bar 215
Cor. San0 Haaletrp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
100000 SIR. til 8eraems Sfulc.

ifib. Sr,oiamlinsen / Bergen til ct
5onb for 9ereens Sfoleifib bar
braat oct operraifenoe imuffe &c.
inltat al 100000 Srpner. Zen
fortIGttes fremocles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
100000 ar. I'll Melf.

Sormanbifab bar bepilget 100000
SIR. til Welf for ubemioleoe, ioet De
tioligere bepilgeoe 100000 &r. CT
ppbrligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Sra Odnmdrf.
Silfebpra pil ialtc NipS.

borg 9praao bar %bcnQnoiQct Ipr.
tioauopolQet iii, bpiS oct timber oct
iormoaI@tienlig, at optipbc o. ne0.
iolte aieo o. 6Ieit ior aommnmeu3
Regning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
1900 I~1olrnbiuacr opboloer ser

Tia for 5iben / ariiiiania. Ieraf err
mango Spioner, tpiliomme Spefu.
Ianter, Smuglere % andre leie gr.
iitenier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
speaepulier al Sri. ~ sIoatcr

/ 5imc pr. Stapanser bar begpnbt
at lage Speeepelier al Sci. De ifol,
eiter bpao "Stpgr. Aftbl." berettcr.
image aloeles uOnterfet % err ialp /
Sarpen iaa Zig alminoelige Spege-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03

"Snsocnucu" enmaTiner or be bcbfe ps
binisic I Sanbcien. 10 slnrs 8arnntt fetser
meo boer gaftiu. Strt6 I'll "SecorabsEoiien
eitsr Ndtulcg.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
ASBURY MEETING Is
A PROFITABLE one

Members of the Asbury Methodist
church participated in their regular
quarterly conference Monday night.
Following a dinner in the church par
lors, at which plates were laid Tor ap-
proximately 100, Rev. h. o. Perry.
SUPERINTENDENT of The Dalles district.
announced that in so far as possible the
activities of the meeting would be lin
tied to laymen, and the session was
turned over to W. A. lsenberg, toast
master.
The following was the program OF
the evening: 1.-THE Official Board; lts
Work and It's Problems" FIG. Church;
treasurer's report, Mrs. w. l.. Smith;
talk, Rev. E. c. NEWMAN, pastor of
the Pine Grove church; Financing the
Church." Glenn b. Marsh: "The Young
Folks Appeal to Elder Members Of the
Congregation" Miss Georgia Lynn;
"Tribute to Indian George and Indian
Nellie" Mrs. Alma Howe; "The Ep-
worth League" Ed Eberly; "Church
Membership" Rev. Perry. Mr.. isen.
berg formally introduced Rev. Elijah
Hull Longbrake, who succeeds Rev.
W. 3. Young, as "Our New Minister.
and q short talk on future plans was
made by Rev. Longbrake. The bene.
diction was pronounced by Rev. New
ham.
The meeting is said to have been one
of the most profitable ones ever held
by the church. The session ended in
an hour of social and informal get-to.
gether discussions.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
EXTENSION COURSE
HERE NEXT WEEK

The Parent Teacher Association has
arranged for two day program Of the
U. A. G. extension school next Tuesday
and Wednesday. The school will be In
charge Of Miss Anna Turley, who will
deliver lectures on Home Economies. "
The program is as follows: Tuesday
at 10 O'Clock, "Food for the Family
and Planning Meals" at ! p. m,
DAIRY and Poultry Products, Food and
Ecomnomic Value" demonstrations.
The principles of cooking these foods
in simple and attractive dishes will be
shown. Wednesday morning, First
Aid" lecture and demonstration. In
the afternoon demonstrations for help
ing the home dressmaker will be given.
Methods for cleaning and renovating at
home will be shown. No charge will
be made. Those attending should bring
note books. No charge will be made.
II further information is wanted. call
Tel. 3l84.
Miss Turley will also address the
regular meeting of the Parent Teacher
Association at the high school at s
O'Clock next Tuesday evening. Her
subject on the occasion will be "Heme
Decoration, illustrated by stereopti.
con slides. A program of good music
will also be provided.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
An Aboriginal Ananias

(By James Barton Adams in the Ore
eonian.)
Old Indian George, the ancient "Lo"
sent forth his annual guess: the earth
would be entombed in snow in town
and wilderness. He said the moss upon
the trees, the fir on Thomas cats, the
honey stored by wildwood bees, the
nuts by mountain rats and many other
signs he read with lnjun instinct told
the winter looming up ahead would
bring US arctic cold. Our vhiskers
would be frozen hard and break off at
the roots, our toes their frozen nails
discard and litter up our boots; the
rivers would be locked in ice when
Kaiser Lear we faced and this north
western paradise would be q snowy
waste. Full many who believed in
George up IN his neighborhood laid in q
double extra large supply Of coal and
wood; snow shovels farmers bore away
from stock in rural stores SO they could
clear the paths when they went out to
do the chores. But Inow the birds are
coming from their haunts way down
below, the busy bees begin to hum. the
tender plants to grow. the crickets
chirp their gladsome notes. the tree
toads nightly sing and other welcome
things denote q coming early spring
and those who heard The obsolete old
redskin relic prate would not wear
mourning should he meet with Ananiss'
fate, but fuel dealers Of the land should
gratefully cough up and place within
bis tawny hand silver loving cup.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Methodist Church

Sunday school promptly at 10 a. m.
That $50 mark is getting closer. You
are invited to be one of the new men,
bers. At II a. m. the pastor will speak
on, "God Challenging the People" In
the evening our martyted president,
VIM. Mckinley. will be honored, the
service being patriotic. The theme
for the address is. ''Wm. Mckinley, A
Christian Statesman" All civic. and
patriotic bodies of the community, as
we'll as members of the artillery are
especially invited to attend the ser
vices. Special music will be prepared.
At $50 the Epworth League will hold
another rousing meeting. W. A. Isen-
berg will be leader, and the topic is,
"Half Life or Whole Life-W Which?"
Thursday evening church night ser
vices are becoming very popular and
every one is cordially invited to be
present and take part next Thursday
evening.
Elijah hull Longbrake. Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Mad Coyotes Invade Cram Ranch

Several mad coyotes Monday attacked
the dogs and stock on the James Cram
ranch few miles east of Prineville.
All the Grams dogs we're bitten and
will have to be killed.
When the stock was attacked the
family living on the ranch attempted to
drive off the coyotes but were them
selves forced to seek refuge in the
house. The family was only temporar.
lily on the ranch, having gone there
Sunday after their house was burned
on the Douglas Lawson ranch near by.
James Cram, a brother, Of F. A..
Cram, is In q Portland hospital under
treatment for injuries received a week
ago in which he lost an eye.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
COOPER'S SPUR ROAD
IS in LITIGATION

Although funds TO considerable ex.
tent have been spent In grading the
new road planned to connect Upper
Valley highways with the snowfields
Of Mount Hood at the foot of Cooper 9
Spur, completion Of the new route may
be ldelayed because of litigation over
about mile of right of way. A suit
having been brought by e. Il. Hartwig
on behalf of l.. B. Thomas and F. l..
Rosenbrough, Circuit Judge Bradshaw
has granted a writ of review In the
matter of opening the new road.
The road was endorsed by the Upper
Valley grange and funds for its con-
struction were subscribed literally by
local business men. County Commis-
sioner Hannum was one of the chief
promoters of the mountain highway.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Mrs. Fitzsimmons and Bob May Preach

Bob Fitzsimmons, former heavy
weight champion pugilist of the world,
is strongly tempted to become an evan
gelist. As a preliminary be and Mrs.
Fitzsimmons. who chanced to meet in
Spokane last week after an estrange-
ment of 20 months, reconciled their
differences and have about decided to
take up evangelistic work together.
The ex.champion's wife. former &C.
tress, has been engaged in welfare and
rescue work for some time. Fitzsim.
ons, who is signed mp for theatrical
engagement which has Is weeks to run,
exhibited q stack of letters from
friends urging him to become an evan.
gelist. One of the writers said that
Fitzsimmons was the "kind of hero
God could use to work His wonders.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons spent several
weeks here last summer at the Wau
Guin Guin place Of Robert Rand.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25

D. E. Stanton has q son, Geo. W.
Stanton, who, according to letter re.
ceived by the father, will clear over
$500 from his traps In Lake county this
winter. The young man writes that
bis chief revenue will be derived from
coyotes, for which be receives bounty
of s., in addition to the sum netted
from sale Of pelts.,
Young Mr.. stanton has already trap
ped IS coyotes this winter. He states
that be has killed six bobcats.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Poe Hurt While Skating

While skating on the Columbia
sloughs north of the city Thursday
night, George Foe. a young man of the
Heights. sustained broken knee cap
in bad fall. Hundreds have been on
the ice for the past week and numerous
minor hurts have been reported.
Thursday several skaters broke through
air holes, but fortunately they pene-
trated the surface Of ice at points
where the water was shallow. Mr..
Poe was taken to the Cottage hospital.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
SnowshOers See Mountain Gale

Members Of the Portland Snowshoe
club, who travelled six miles Monday on
ski and snowshoes from Mount Hood
Lodge to the clubhouse at the foot of
Eliot glacier. that night experienced
one of the severest storms that has
prevailed In the high attitudes this
season. Telephone lines are down and
no communication exists between the
snowshoe party and the outside world.
John Goldsbury, whose ranch is at the
edge of the National Forest, reports
that the wind blew gale and that a
heeavy snow fell on the mountain.
The mountain home of the Snowshoe
Club Is built of hewn logs and strong
enough to resist the most severe
weather.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Poe's Friends Raise Fund

The friends Of George Poe. the
Heights young man who sustained a
broken knee cap while skating on the
Columbia slough last week, circulated
a subscription paper Monday and Be-
cured fund sufficient to pay for the
young mans doctors bill and his hos.
pital expenses. Young Poe. who is one
of the most popular boys Of the city,
will probably be confined to the house
for several weeks.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Emerson Bill Alarms

The Emerson bill, now before con.
gress, by it's general provisions will
limit the period of cold storage for food
commodities to three months. Fruit
growers of the Northwest, fearing that
the regulations may be applied to ap-
pies, are protesting strongly against
the proposed measure. The Fruit Grow
ers' Exchange has sent protests to
Oregon's congressional delegation.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
EAST SIDERS WILL
DONATE ROAD WORK

With number Of the orchardists of
the East Side putting their wagons and
teams Of the disposal OF county officials
County Judge Blowers is expecting
that considerable road improvement
will be accomplished in the thickly
populated orchard district before the
opening Of spring weather, when the
time of orchardists will be demanded 10
the application Of spray.
The rock crusher of the East Side
hss been put to work to supply the
puhlic-spirited fruit growers with ms
terial for their work.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Hood River CITY Schools

The second semester of school opens
next Monday, Jan. 20, when children
who are past six years of age and have
not been to school will be admitted
at the Coe building: also pupils wish.
ing to enter high school should come
at this time.
J. o. Mclaughlin,
City Superintendent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
New Gas Generator Offered

Albert Rose, who has taken quarters
in the Jackson building. opposite the
First National Bank, is offering a new
gas generator. The newly patented
mechanism produces highly inflamma.
BILE gas, excellent for cooking and
heating purposes, from ordinary kero-
sene or coal oil. MIR. Rose states that
he has been successful with sales of
the generator. known as the Oxo-Gas
producer, in other communities. He
will be glad to make demonstrations at
the jackson building.
Mr.. Rose declares that the 0xo
method is decidedly safe.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Catholic Church
[ Franciscan Fathers)

Next Sunday, January 2S. the third
Sunday after Epiphany. Divine services
will be as follows: First Holy Mass at
8 a. m. Second Holy Mass at 1890 a.
m. Short sermons at both masses.
The services at st. Mary's church
are conducted by Father Roman, rector
of the congregation.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Sunday school at 10 q. m. Sermou at
II a. m. Subject. THE Garden Of
Eden." Lecture at 7.S0 p. N. Subject,
"The Greatness Of True Manhood.
M. L. Hutton. Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
First Church OF Christ, Scientist

Services will be held in Church
Building, 9th and Eugene, Sunday. II 100
a. M; Subject: "Truth.
Sunday School at IL q. m.
Wednesday service, Sp. m.
The reading room is open daily from 8
to p. m, in the church building.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Buell.Knott

The wedding of Harry Buell.. of Sill
verton. and Miss vada Knott, of this
city, wss solemnized last Friday at the
Asbury Methodist parsonage, Rev. Eli
jah Hull Longbvske officiating.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
North Bank Road Gets $50. ~

The Washington legislature has made
an appropriation of $50, 900 TO assist
Skamania county in the completion Of
the North Bank Highway. The county
has asked for q larger apportionment.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25

The musical program at the dedics-
tory exercises Of the 0dell Union High
School was arranged By Mise Aldine
Baytmess.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25

For Butter Labels printed In accord.
snce with Dairy and Food Laws, call st
this Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
Notes From the legislature

Senator Wilbur is chairman of the
senate committee on military affairs.
He has introduced a number Of bills
pertaining to 0regon's military organ
izations. S. B. ll9, introduced by him,
provides for q new military code, regu.
lating and providing for more efficient
organization and discipline of organized
militia in the state Of Oregon. Senator
Wilbur is preparing a joint memorial to
be presented to tue senate and house,
calling on congress for the immediate
passage Of a national law for universal
military training.
Senstor Wilbur voted with Republi-
can solons Monday on the first consol-
iadtion bill, which abolishes the State
Tax Commission, comforting its duties
on the Public Service Commission.
Mrs. Alexander Thompson is making
a name for her good. sound, common
sense speeches. Monday Mrs. ThoInp-
son addressed the students of the Ore
gon Normal at Monmouth.
But little is heard OF DR.. j. E. An
derson these days. DR.. Anderson is
busily engaged In the task Of final
drafts of a "bone dry" bill. Tentative
draft Of the bill have been sent out to
officers Of the state who will be in
charge of enforcing such legislation.