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Richmond planet., 1918-07-27
CR.ANI.IIN-IEITON.

On June 18th. the wedding OF Mr..
Robert ID. Crawlcy to Miss Janet Pay
ton was Solcmnizcd at her home, Tar
bcro, n. G.
Mr. and Mrs. CrawIey arc at home
Stop 2. Petersburg car-linc. South
Richmond. Friends arc welcome.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-27

Little Julia and Beatrice l;,r!cS, of
1913 Decatur 81. South Richmond. left
the city last week for Washington. D.
c. to spend several weeks. visiting
tnoir aunt, Mrs. Maggie Davis Tucker
Mr.. Edgar T.. Cogbill returned to
the city last week after spending ten
days in Youngstown, Ohio.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-27

WANTED-A Good Representative in
every town. Can make from $500
to $4,000 per month working for us
Particulars free. r. G. GULLEY,
l01 T.. Marshall St. Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-27

Deacon Samuel p. Brown is sick at
his residence, 5l2 North Third street.
under the treatment OF DR.. r. a.
Jones.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-27
70 WAR DEPARTMENT.

On Monday. RObt. y. Owens np-
n,icA for audience at War Depart.
mrnt and was put of till Tuesday.
~ hen h" and Editor Trottcr saw the
udGc Advocate General. Col. Mayc@,
and were told the War Department
would insist on same transportation
for white and colOrcd soldiers and
had turned case Of DR.. Jones Of ST
Louis over to the Department OF
Justice. They also saw the Adiu-
tanl General, Gen. Cane. who said
tho Ballou order was not approved
and that he would correct any in
Justices within his jurisdiction.
Sen PcnroSc PLAINS to read the
petition TO the L. s. Scnat" nj the
hest opportunity. SO the congress
- III" United States now Knows
W"ll the stand Of coiorcd America
for Il share in world democracy.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-27
COMMITTEE ON DRAFTING
TIE PETITION

W. NJ. Trottcr. Massachusetts.
\. w. Whalry. Massachusetts.
y. w. Hawkins. Maryland.
w. NJ. Jones, Arkansas.
Robt. NJ. Owens, Missouri.
Mrs. N. Gladstone, New York.
|. B. Allen, New York
w. f.. Hester. Tennessee.
G. W. Bell. kentucky.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-27
SEND FOR CONGRESSIONAL
RECORD

The petition is published in full
in the Congressional Record OF June
29th. Write and ask your reprcScn-
tativr or senator TO send YOU Il copy.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-27
Sleep ON, MarGarctc.
sleep and take thy rest.
We loved thee we'll
But Jesus loved You best.

She left u faithful husband and Il
loving mother and father. two sisters,
five brothers and TWO nicccS and Il
host Of relatives and friends to mourn
their loss.
The funeral was Thursday, July II
1918. at eleven O'Clock at the Ebcnczcr
Baptist Church. Rev. W. II. Stokes
preached touching sermon IN Il most
graceful manner He spoke words OF
comfort and consolation to the family
and friends. Mr.. w. I. Johnson Had
charge OF the procession which was
the most beautiful scene that ever
was in the ncjGhhorhood. The fun
cral procession consisted of all auto.
mobiles and the flowers were hand
some. We can't say and do enough
TO express the love and sympathy we
had for her. All we can say IS,
Sister thou are mild and lovely.
Gentle as the Summer breeze
Pleasant as the air of evening"
Sister Margarctc sleep in ease
We wish to thank the St Luke;
and friends for their kindness shown
during the illness and death Of our
sister AID mother.
--Elnora DickcrSon, Blanche Dick
crson. Hazel Brown. I'll I'll
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Capt. Neville Expresses Appreciation

Capt. E. f. Neville, who came here
last week with the body of his com
rade, Lit. W. l.. Carson, declared be.
fore leaving Friday afternoon that he
would like very much to have been
able to have expressed personally to
all with whom he came in contact his
appreciation of their courtesies Capt.
Neville was forced to leave before the
funeral services were ended, having
received orders to return at once to
Wichita Falls by way Of California.
The young officer declares that the
courtesies Of Hood River people and
the appeal Of the mid-Columba seen
cry made lasting impression on him.
When the war is over, provided
survive it, am going to come back to
Hood River, said Capt. Neville.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
ApIntRU. MOE Publisher
Subscription, sl.IO Per Year.
PUBLIC ECONOMY

To meet the eXigencies Of war every
Individual Of the Hood River valley has
found IL necessary to make sacrifices.
Why should not the practice of strict
economy be carried into the conduct Of
public affairs.
1t is apparent that such steps are
under way. The appointment Of the
Tax Economy committee, which Will
WORK in cooperation with the county
court and all other public bodies. has
made possible such a condition here.
Bv cooperative efforts considerable
pruning may be applied to the Hood
River county budget without any great
confusion.
Let us have a new standard of ideals
at budget-making time. Instead of
trying to grab off all that is possible,
let each district vie with the other in
an effort to set new record for the
smallness of its wants.
As an individual. you know that you
are not buying, or going into debt for
it, anything these days unless you or
your family absolutely needs that ar
ticle. Let the same principle be ap-
piled to county affairs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
THE FIFTH GOLD STAR

The fifth golden star has been placed
upon the Hood River valley service
banner. News came last week of the
death Of Earl Robertson, son of Robert
Robertson The death of young Mr..
Robertson formed a particularly sad
incident It was known that he was
suffering from form of heart disease
He had been in hospital and was
being made well enough to be invalided
home. Letters from friends had even
brought indirect news to the family
that young Robertson was on his way.
Friends and neighbors were ready to
greet him, the first Hood River lad
back from the French front
Earl Robertson was the first man of
old 18th Co. to answer the last call.
He has given his life nobly.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
THE SALVATION ARMY

With the approval Of the govern
ment, the State Council of Defense and
Governor Withycombe, the Salvation
Army will conduct the next Oregon
war drive. A quota Of $50,0oO, half
of which has already been raised by
Portland, has been set for the state
The campaign will close September 2l.
The Salvation Army, as you need not
be told, has done a wonderful work in
the war Army workers have pene-
trated to the very front lines, where
many of them, administering to the
wounded of the Allies, have given up
their lives. The Salvation Army mer.
its your support.
So save some of the money you are
going to apply to war appropriations
and give it to the workers of the Sal.
walton Army
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
OREGON is AGAIN
OVER THE TOP

Mrs. c. II. Cashier says she was
gratifed last Friday to receive tele-
grams from all counties of the state,
reporting that every county had filled
its quota in the drive for registrants in
the United States Nurses Reserve.
The Woman's Department of the De.
fense Council conducted the campaign.
With quota of five Hood River has
registered seven young women The
total quota Of the state was 300.
The finest young women of our
state have registered for this work, ="
says Mrs Castner.
Hood River county women are still
seeking enrollments for the Nurses
Reserve. While the campaign officially
closed last Sunday, Mrs. Castner Sc
cured an extension of time. Two of
Hood River county's registrants were
unable to qualify.
The young women who will train as
nurses are Misses Florence Pifer, Betty
Epping, Pearl Candee, Ellen McCurdy
and Mrs. Waldo Mills.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
No Sugar For Bees

Sugar for feeding bees will be ex-
remedy hard to get this year, due to
the federal food control measures.
Oregon beekeepers generally rob
their bees rather closely in the fall, A"
says A. l.. Lovett, entomologist of O.
A. c., trusting to the bees to collect
from scattered sources sufficient honey
to winter them. When this supply
fails the bee men depend upon feeding
sugar for winter storage or to bring
the bees through in the spring. Every
effort was made last spring to supply
the extra sugar, but food administrat.
ors are averse TO making any further
allowance for this purpose Beekeepers
are urged to allow sufficient honey for
winter care Of the bees. This not only
saves sugar but insures that the bees
will winter well and be in a condition
to reap the greatest benefit from next
years honey flow.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
CARVED JADE.
Il Tskos Chinese Patience 10 Work
Ihls Hard Oriental Stons


When you 70 into an oriental shop
In any big city you are almost sure to
see rings or necklaces or brace elets
which are tt pretty clear green In col
or and are made out Of Jade II you
ask the shopman to tell you something
about Jade he will answer that the
true Jade Is seldom found outside Of
Asia and OCeanlca, but that In these
parts Of the world IT Is to he had In
considerable quantities.
You, Of course, know that n dia
mond is so hard that IT will scratch
glass, but perhaps you have not heard
that jade is also extremely tough and
will cut glass and quartz Because OF
its great hardness the man who carves
1t must possess vast patience. and the
Chinese nre almost the only people
who have sufficient patience and per.
sIstence to carve designs IN Jade.
The Chinese make numberlesS artl
cles out of jade paper weights, han
dies for swords, belts, bangles, rings,
vases, cupe. plates, pendants, and so on,
Jade Is far from cheap to buy. Now
adays fine pieces of Jade are just az
much valued among collectors ns are
lne paintings for their great beauty
aud artistic value So, then, If some
one gives you little pendant Of carv-
ed jade, you will understand that you
have present which not only would
be valued highly today, but one which
many peoples In all times would have
treasured. Christian Science Monitor
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

An authentic story tells Of male cat
and female cat IN France that lived on
terms Of perfect amlty with all the AMI
mails on the place dogs, chickens and
what not. 1t SO happened that a hen
which had q brood Of seven chickens
was killed accidentally. The cat, which
somo two weeks before had been de
priyed Of her kittens, appeared to OBJ
serve the predcament Of the seven lit
tie chickens She craWled into their
nest, ana the chickens, looking for
warmth, nestled into her warm fur,
peeplng gratefully. The chickens, fed
by their owner, throve perfectly, and
every day the strange sight was pre-
scented Of their following the mother cat
about the premises as II expecting her
to find them food after the manner of
a hen,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
INDIAN CREEK FILL
is COMPLETED

Contractor J e. Fairfow has com
plsted the work Of throwing a 5n foot
TN averaging % feet in height across
the Indian creek canyon and IL is
likely that the road will be opened for
traffic within the next few days.
Commissioner Hannum. in charge of
county road work, is soaking the fill
with water from irrigation fumes. and
clav will be mixed with the surfaeing
Of the embankment. chiefly sand. A
gravel topdressing will be placed on
the roadway.
Begun in early spring, the work. be-
cause Of shortage Of labor. was not
finished as quickly ly as had been planned.
Announcement If completion of the
TIL is welcomed by West Side orchard.
lists. who, in visiting the city, were
forced to make detour of several
miles.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Forest Clerk Examination

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that an examination
for forest and field clerk will be held in
Hood River on September "A, 1918. A
knowledge of bookkeeping, typewrit-
ing and stenography is required for
this examination
The Department Of Agriculture has
stated that, owing to the difficulty in
filling vacancies in the position of for
est clerk, 1t is imperative that female
eligibles be made available for APP
polntment to the position Of forest
clerk. and persons who desire to COM
pete should at once apply to the Secre-
tary. Board of Examiners, postotfice,
or to the District Secretary, Room 303
Postoilee Building, Seattle, Wash, for
application blank and full information.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
GREATEST OF ALL SUNS.
Giant csnepus, the Blue Beauty Of the
southsrn HsmLsphers.

S~AAUofH
Star gAzers ~ northern lands often
overlook the fact that some OF the
most brilliant and beautiful stars aud
finest nebulae and star clusters FL the
heavens belong to the southern hem
isphers and are uet visible IL our lati-
tudes
Magnificent blue Canopus, the second
brightest star IN the heavens. lies lust
below our southern horizon IN the
large and important southern constellA-
tion ArgO \svis. named for the famous
ship OF the Argonauts. IL is usually
divided into three Consultations Pup
pis Cariua and Nela CHuOpus was
the chief pilot OF the Argonauts, but
the star was known and w0rshiped
on the banks OF the Nile long before
IL received It's name from the Greeks
and has been called the Star Of Egypt
Ii has also been guide 10 many tribes
IN Africa. South America and Austria
liza IN their Journeys through pathless
wllds
Although Sirius appears nearly twice
as brilliant as Canopus this is due
only 10 the fact that Sirius is compare
lively near 10 US. not quite nine light
years distant, while panopus has been
estimated 10 he al II distance OF 400
light years II is, Ls far rs we know,
the greatest OF all the giant suns,
equal IN light giving power 10 $4,000
suns such as our own. Sirius. with Il
brilllancy estimated at forty-eight
times that of the sun. shrlnks into II
pygmy when contrasted with Canopus
New York Sun.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

W, a anleu-io buy your used furniture. stoves
anu rugs. Cash or new goods i'm exchenye
a. scott
.u an,eu 10 buy your used furniture a,
WI WIN ~ y Gross Third street second hand peas.
n29tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

For sale A standard bred saddle ana Buggy
iurSe Apply 10 t. " Bassetl, ri I BX 2. y
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Few Roads In China.

That Industrial development must
stagnate SO long as transport facilities
are inadequate needs no emphasis, and
when 1t is borne In mind that there is
not road worthy of the name, So much
as 100 miles long throughout China, it
becomes evident that the country Is
very severely handicapped. Certainly
there are the rivers and canals, which
interscct the land in every direction,
but loeomotion on them Is naturally
slow and uncertain. Railways are few
and far between and serve only to con
meet few of the larger centers.-Com-
merce Report
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
WEDDINGS
HugglnS-Gray

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Huggns have
received word of the wedding at Mill
Valley. Calf, last Saturday, of their
son. Lieut.. Chester Huggins, and Miss
Helen Gray, formerly resident of The
Dalles but whose family now resides at
Mill Valley
Both the bride and groom have a
host Of Oregon friends Lieut.. Hug
gins, graduate of the University Of
Oregon, was we'll known athlete
He won his commission at the second
officers training camp at the Preside,
and has been stationed for the past
several months at Camp Fremont, Cal.
Lieut.. Huggins expects to be sent on
overseas duty very soon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

$50; 73c.
Corn meal white, bulk. 100 pounds.
S. 80; 7Ae
Corn meal. yellow. l0-pound bags,
10 bag bale, $3.50; Toe
Corn meal, white. l0-pound bags, To-
bag bale, $50; Toe
Rolled oats, 9-pound bags, 72Ac Soc.
Rolled oats, 20-ounce package. doz.,
l2c; l5c.
Barley -four. bulk, barrel, 20 to
$l3 20; Sc
Barley flour, 10 pound bags. bale,
$6 40 to $7.4O; 75c to S5c.
Rice. head, per 100 pounds, SO. Is; !;
lac
Corn flour. white, bulk, per 100
pounds, $6. 70; Sc
Corn flour, white, l0-pound bag,
bale $500; Soc
Rye flour, l0pound bag, bale, $6. 20 ;
SOC.
Hominy, lo-pound bag. bale, $3.50 .
35c
Beans, small white, lie; l5c.
Wheat -four, 49-pound sacks, ST. 7S !;
$3. 10 to 1925.
Wheat flour. 243-pound sack, 81. AZ .
81. 60 to 81 65.
Wheat flour, 10 pound bags, bale,
soc 75c
Sugar, white granulated, SO. %; 9lc
to l0c.
Evaporated milk, 6 OF. can, 64c;
cans l5e.
Evaporated milk, Is oz. can l3c l5c
Lard, pure leaf, per pound, 32c 43c
Lard substitute, per pound 30c 374c
Breakfast bacon, 459c; SOC.
Ham, sliced, soc Csc.
Fresh Fish, l24c to l5c lSc to zoe.
What becomes of the consumers dol
lar when he buys food
Wholesale cost, 50 per cent salaries,
10; delivery. q, Rent, light and heat,
2; Loss and depreciation, / ; adverts-
ing, taxes and supplies, net profit,
~ total, 100 per cent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
WEEKS REPORT FROM
PRICE COMMITTEE

The food administration prlce COM
mittee gives the following wholesale
and retail quotations on staple com
modities:
Fresh eggs, 45c SOC.
Butter, fresh creamery, SO to SOC; 60c
to 65c.
Potatoes, new, per 100 pounds, Sc 80
to &c.
Cheese, full cream, 27ac 35c.
Corn meal, yellow, bulk. 100 pounds,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Pro-German May Have Worked Here

The local office of the Pacific Power
e. Light Co. has no record of the en-
poyment of Wilhelm Rhode, arrested
in Portland for pro.hun utterances. 1t
is thought, however, that Rhode was
employed with crews that recently
completed the construction of a cable
spanning the Columbia River.
When arrested Rhode stated to fed
eral officers that he did not care who
won the war. Among his personal
effects were found statistical data on
northwestern enlstments and drawings
showing relative distances between
chief points. Papers indicated that he
had worked here for the power con-
Germ
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
The Army Needs Civilian Help

The signal corps of the L. 5. army
needs 20 civilian production
experts qualified to supervise. distribute
and expedite the manufacture Of war
materials. including telephone and tel
egraph supplies, wires, cables and
tools. Salaries, S24003 5000. Apply now
for the information and blanks to Sec
retary. Eleventh T. s. Civil Service
District, 303 Postotfice Building, Seat
tie, Wash.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Blowers Praises kIlckltat Roads

County Judge Blowers, who, accom-.
panied by his son, Lloyd, and Vernon
lsenberg and Fred Tucker. has just re
turned from an automobile trip to
Goldendale, says the worst road he
struck lies between here and Mosier
Judge Blowers says the road from
White Salmon to Goldendale. by way of
Lyle. is il excellent shape
I'VE returned by way of Granddalles
and The Dalles, says Judge Blowers,
"and had some trouble with the sand
down near the Columbia. If | were
going to make the trip again | would
go by way of GIenwood and Trout Lake
and return by Lyle The roads on such
an itinerary would be found good all
the way
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
6be PARIS FAIR hoo" "s2do< sHr"
Nw>z>Ns>Na>n>z>x>
Hicks Opens Second Eating Place

H. NJ. Hicks, who for the past two
years has won popularity by operation
of the cafe and restaurant formerly
run by Parker Bros. on Oak street. has
opened second restaurant on Second
street in the Morrison building.
Mr.. Hicks says he Will make spe-
cialty of breakfasts in his new place of
business II want To make the Hicks
waffle well known Hood River article
Of diet - he says.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Constellation Of Orion.

The constellation known as Orion is
referred to in Job tx, 8 and xXXyiii, 81.
Orion is the giant" of oriental as
tronomy, and the giant was Nimrod,
the mighty hunter tabled TO have been
bound IN the Sky for impiety, The two
dogs and the hare In nearby constella-
tious made his train complete
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

1t is SO unusual that we see the Ford,
fllyver or tin-lizzie, complimented,
either by inference or directly, that we
publish the following from the Ore,
gonian: THE 6 cent fare caused a
riot in the home Of the Fords, but per.
haps Detroit has no Fords, like Hood
River has none of its own apples.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
SELEC-
TIVE DRAFT NOTICE

Sheriff Johnson yesterday received
notice that all men whose 2Ist birth
DAYS fall between the dates Of June 0
ana August p viii be required 70 reg
i>ter under the selective draft Men
in this class should call the exemption
board al once for fuu particulars
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Gard of Thanks

Words cannot express our apprccia-
tion to the kind friends and neighbors
who by their tender sympathy and
beautiful flowers, helped to tighten
our sorrow in the loss of our beloved
son and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carson
and Family.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

To offset whatever Of the truth may
filter in about the West front rout, we
suppose the kaiser will tell Of his vic
torres on the sea His U-boats last
week sank a hospital ship and some
seven or eight fishing smacks.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

Il saw a man with a crowd around
him go up to another man and delib-
eratey knife him without a single one
interfering
"Was he Black EIanderf'
NO; he was a surgeon. n Baltimore
American.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Hart, Schaffner & Marx

give YOU all wool, fast colors, and guarantee
satisfaction What more could you ask. Our
new fall line is beginning to arrive. We have
Just opened up our first shipment. We have
some exceptional values to offer YOU just now
and would like an opportunity TO show them
to YOU. 1t will he well worth Your while to
look after the buying of your new suit now.
We have sizes for stout men, slender men,
very tall men and very short men. The prices
are fight for big values
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Notice of Completion

Notice is hereby given that j. G..
Fairfow has completed his contract
for the Indian Creek fill and the same
has been accepted by the County Court
and final payment will be made on
Monday, the 26th day Of August, 1918.
Bv order Of the County Court. apo
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

The East Side orhardists are right.
A big road sign is certainly needed at
the intersection of the main East Side
road and the old way leading over to
The Dales.