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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-12
Los soIdados aIemanes
va solo piensan en-
nonerse a salvo

L,l S.rr;sso Esgec;cl para Ii PHENSA.
LONDRES. Septiembre 1l.-Despa
chos del frente de ~operaclones en-
Francia. dan cuenta de Que debldo
d los largos perioGos de lncesante
lucha Y el continue martlIlear de
los eiercitos aliados. ha necho que
en- Ia ment del scldado aleman no
ayista a otro preocupacion que Ia de
sa,varse. V asi 10 demuestran las ma
n~ifestaciones de todos los p~risioneros
hechos en- esta ofensiva. En- cast to-
das las cartas V anotacloneS recogl-
Gas de los muertos aIemanes, Sc We
II cl eiercito enemigo en- el frente
occidental, Sc r~esierJe va de tanto
combatir.
Vease 81 no Ell Sfguiente eXtracto
de una oarta recogida 4 un soldado
aleman. muerto en- 2! campo de oa-
ITALIA: "EstamoS contlnuamente en-
gran neiigro. No podamos re5.Stic
este mucho tempo. va hcmos perdl-
do las ~esperanzas dc a~lcanZar "a VIC
toria. Nuestros enemigos son superb
res a nOSotros en- numero Y en- TODD
10 demas. Pcnsar va en- IL vicrorla
IS iuitil." Muchas de las cartas ter
minan con cstas palablaS: 'iPohre
Alemania,'
Para comprendcr la eScasez de
hombrcs quo tjene el encmigo en- "S-
tc frentc. basta cor tomar sn consi-
deraciCn G. hocho de que muchos dc
los prisioncros ca]pturadOS ~procfden
dc las fuerzas auyiliares. tales como
transportes. panaderjas, etc. de las
c~ualrS Sc ha echaGo mano para Gu
nrir ,oS huccoS on ia infantPrla. Los
Eoiiados alcma1cs. scgun puedc IuH-
cars. par las dec!arlcIoncs DC los prl-
sioncr0S hrchos re~ClHntemente. Sc dan
cucnta cxacta dc 10 que signlllca cs'
II retiraGa. ComprcndeE quo SuS cS'
funrzo$ nor rct7nCr EuS p~cslcloncS re
Sultan vauOS: ven vCnir II t"rt1hic
rampana de irvIc!En. " Sus conS'-
=uientes penalidadeS y sufrlmlentos,
y IA ~pcrsDacti:a dc uIa termination
desaStrosa de IL guerra. Y este lo'
deprime Y lena de desesperacion.
Is evidentc Que 81 cjtrcito ale
man va ha deiado de sonar o una
paz aIemana. Va no sc les oye amena-
Ear nj vanagIoriarse en- las "iaulas de
r~risicneros." Hasta donde llegara la
ratirada voIurtaria II ob!igada. es d.
ficil p~redecirlo. Las baias alemanas
causadas por Ia artilleria britannica
CT TODD el frente, han sido conside-
rabies. especialmente en- las inmedia-
clones de la Linea Hindenburg, n
Ipnde So estan retirando los t%cutoncs.
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MuItitud de personals me Iiaman
trujG, 30, Ia simple raz0n de que no
comprenden mrs simples, per0 ctect'-
yos metodos de curar a distsncia sin
FL use dc medicinas. 0trOs dicen que
SOY unu de tantos charlataRcs que
surtan Ell continentc; nero nnguna
de esEas personals tienen n legal y
justificada razoH: tengo en- mi pose-
sion innumerables testimonies de pa.
cientes a~gradecidos: personals cGnser-
v~stivas y hunradas, que estan prom
delante de autoridades complexities,
tas para Oar n declaration jursda
ascgurando que LIS personals que ST.
gan mis- InstrucciOnes y consoles de
buena &c, no solo pueden aliviar sus
Intermediates, pero conservar sU ga.
lud despues de adquirida. estas per
senas son residences de Estados Uni
dos Y Mexico y vecInes de algunes
de ids, pregunteleS directaments ms
nay cue stestiguar con inuertos. III
arSoi Sc conoce por su frutc, va clare
veran que no soy bruio nj me syuda
Ell diabio; antique trato Intermediates
de- toda naturaleza. Nj trsbsio Sc ha-
81 en- principles logicos y n~atuTales :
/: ~fiIosofia de visir en- los conocimien-
tos que tengsmos de nIestra actual
existencia y su %proposito. Mi mas
grande deseo es ayudar a aqueilos
que q~uieran ser ayudados y servir a
Dios. No Sc dejen enganar; 10 pa
guen su dinero 4 personals sin escru-
pul0, que descaradamente pretenden
Sc: Ell Professor NJ. c. Martinez de Los
Angeles, California. Yo estoy esrs.
blecido en- esta y cuande salga 10
tarS saber al publico en- mis- %anuncios.
Prof. NJ. {. MARTINEZ.
Poderoso Sanador-
1879 S. Spring Street.
Los Angeles, California.
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a~rticulos publicados en IA prensa a!e-
mana. sc han estado reproduclendo
en- cl Social Demokrat,' titu!ado or
gano del gobierno de Copenhagie,
en- los cuales Sc ridiculiza a los Es-
tados Unidos en- la guerra Y SIS mo-
tivos V p]rop6sitos. Otro perIodlco da-
mes. el ''PolitiEcn''. llamdo eXtra-ofl-
cialmente tambien. organo del gobier-
no. Sc dedica a hacer propaganda
anti-americana.
Dicese que TODD este obedece q Ia
infduencia alemana. y que clio ma
dadO lugar a que sc convIertan en-
anti-americanos los m!embros socla-
listas del gobierno de Dinamarca. cue
sou los que ahora tienen Ell contro.
en- la cosa publica. 81 pueblo de d.
namsrca parcce simpatizar O la
causa de los aliados. pero el Mlnistro
dc Relaciones Exteriorcs de csc pals.
50 dice que es pro-germano.
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FUE T0RPEDEAD0
TN TRANSPORT
4 MERICANO
CON TR0PAS
FL barco encailo y todcs
los soIdados asl como
los tripulantes, iueron
rescatadas
S.rcie,a Essee:oI d. - PRENSs.n

Del Ssrric'o E'0eeso' o. - FRhNs~
TC>npFc San,iamhra 1I.-Un
III kar.o+rons,o~+a con $500 solda-
dos a~mcr;canos = bordo. fue torpe-
aasSo frerfe 4 "A costa ingleSa el
v;arras nssado = las tres de Ia tarde.
-o~,In d;ro ~ informe Official i Sc
~ , ;. ,,hl;cidad anoche en- esIs
,an;tal Tocos Ios solda6os = bore,
-SNuLro- ID !, ,r;nrIacian fleron
s.i,.a5o. :. ri harco ercallaJo inten-
,;or.Ira nre
E submarine cue aCaco al trans
porte de refersncia. - cree que Tue
echado . piGue. por medic de Il
carga de profundidad. pues yarloS
de los soldados fueron desombar-
cados, infcrmaron a un c~orresponsal
ie Ia PrenSa Asoc'ads' cue E'efoh
clarameUte como Q! SGohar''o r.
vanto n de SuS extremes .he'a "e'
aqua. cuanGo Sc Ie arroyo una carS4
lie profundidad y lusgo d~eS&Perecio
por complete cncr2 as ola
Para ahorrar tempo en- ei "a va
meato de los s~o;dados. on Vez &c pa
iarSe los bores saivaNId9s. aquei'os 4
rroiaron cuerGas i los d2SCroTecs que
.~ustodiaban e. convey : que Sc %cer-
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Desaparecera del TODD
la caspa, y Sc suspsn'
dera la caida de
sus cabelIos
;Sal,e su pelo. Hagalo yigorcso. on
dulantc. suave y hcrmoso,
dcsdc luego

Pongalo d prucba cuando Gustc. Y
despues de apIicarsc n vcz Ia Dan
derine'. no podra listed ~cncontrar ~
ia mas ligcra particula dc caspa, nj
Sc Ic scguira cayendo ell pelo. TO sen
tira ]picazcnes, ell CT cucro cabetlu-
DO. pero 10 que mas lie agradara a US
ted. despues de usar csc tonlco unas
ruantas semanas. sera yer que lie ma
&c I'm nuevo cabelIo, fino y corto al
principle, 81, pero en- realidad nuevo,
Y que crecera mas tarde cubriendo
toda su cabeZa.
Una poquita de "Danderine' que
listed Sc applique, redoblara inmedla-
tamente la belleza de SUI cabeilo. NO
importa que este duro, marchlto, que
hradizo Y aspero; pues unicamente
humedeciendo I'm lienzo con "Dande-
ring @ introduciendoto cuidadosamsn-
Re entire los cabellos Y frotandoic al
misno tempo iigeramente. los cfectoS
oue Sc obtienen son i%nmediatos =
sorprendentes. Su cabello- Sc tornara
brillante, suave y onduloso, y tendra
la a~pariecia de abundante. y un IN
comparable lustre, suavidad y eShu-
berancia, que es la ~hermosura, y en-
canto, del verdadero pelo en- buenas
condolences de salud.
Compre una botella de "Knowlton's
| Danderine," en- c~ualquier botica o
perfumeria, Y pruebe que su pelo es
hermoso V suave como ell que mas,
81 es que haya sido abandonado : las
timado por algln tratamiento POGO
~cuidadoso. Una bote,:a duplicara Ia
belleza de sus cabelloA lAdV,
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CON LOS EJERCITOS INGLESES

CON LOS EJERCITOS 1NGLESES
EN- FRANCIA, S~eptiembre ll.-Las
tropas britanicas hoy lograron ocu-
par una posici6n en- Pieziere Y Epeny,
villas que Sc hallan situadas sobre Ia
via ferrea que CORE entire Rolsel Y
Marcoing.
+ De una manera general. los lng!e-
| ses continuan acercandose q IL Inca
Hindemhurg. por una serie de peque-
nos avances. Las lineas en- "a parte
| :eptentrional de IA IONA de bata!la.
| han sido avanZadas a traves dc Ia VI
la de Trescault, que Sc haiia a tres
V media miilas al suroeste de Mar
Going. Las tropaS inglesas Sc encuen-
tran ahora en- la orilla oriental de
csc poblado. prec;samcnte en- las an
tiguas trincheras britanicas opueSta'
a la Inca de H~indenpurg.
Mas al sur las tropas australians
han hecho nU ruevo avance en- el
| area de Vcrmand, hasta los suburblos
lie .Attilly sobre el lidero del bosque
!e Holnon, desde cuyo extreme opues-
10. racde distinguirse perfectamente
toGas las posiciones del enemigo has
ia las posiciones d~efens!vas aiemanas
de IA Inca H~indenburg Y las cupu-
las de las torres de las iGles;as de
San Quintin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-12
MOTOR DE VENTA

Sc vcndc motor de cinco caba!ics, una
face. 1900 revoluciones por minute, en-
magnificas condiciones. Para infofmcS
d~ir;Sirse a las ~oficiras dc LA PREM
SA."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-12
LA FERE; Sc HAYA
4 PUNT0 DE SER
POR COMPLETE
FLANQUEADA
Las tropas de Mangin captu-
raron la villa de Travecy,
entire esa plaza y Ell
macizo de St. Gobain
9rr Serr:cio Especial para La PRENSA.

Drl .Scrr:cio Especial para Ia
PARIS. Septiembre Liza VII;
de Travecy. que sc encuentra en- las
~cercanias del extreme m%eridiona! de
IA Inca principal De Hindenburg. ma
sido c~arturada por los f~ranceSes. Sc
gun dicen las noticias recibidas aqui
hoy en- esta capital. 81 las tropas
francesas pueden conservar esta po-
sici6n en- su poder, la importante
base de La Ferc, ocupada por ell enc
migo Y que forma Ia defensa septen-
trional del maciso de st. Gobaln. que
esta a dos mi.las al sur de Travecy,
sera flanqueada pricticamente.
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PETROGRAD ESTA
BAJO FL RICOR
De TREMENDA
ANARQUllA
AseSinatoS en- maSa eStan
siendo cometidos en- la
capital del antique
imperio moscovita

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: master a; San Antonio. Tex. rs re- :.
;. quired by the act Of October 6. 1917. =
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IA PLANICIE DEL.
MONTE ROJ0 ES
TEATRO DE-
LUCHAS
Furiosos ataques han estado
dando los alemanes contra
las posiciones aliadas
en- esa planieie

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!. ,,.s+cr al San Antonio. Te:., a re- :.
!. 0uired by the act Of October 3, 1917. ::
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: True translation filed with the Post :
,,.s+cr a; San Antonio. Tcs., a. re- =
{. om;ra6 bv the act Of October g, 1917. ::
e.
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nj c-.,.:c:o rs,criel d. Ia PRENSA."
CON LAS FUERZAS AMERICA
MAS EN- Ell FRENTE DEL AlSNt,
Septiembre 1l.-Esta tarde, los a.e-
names todayia estaban atacanoo las
nosicjones al;adas estab!ecidaS en- Ia
~nlanicie del Monte Rojo. con n
furia verdaderamente eXtraordInarla,
one indjcaba la determination del
enemigo de recuperar a toda coSts
csc estlategico lomerlo. Las perdiaas
oye h. sufrido c! euem!go Ell los Ill
limos tres dias. deben haoer $40
dssconcertantes.
Los alcmanes. aunQue dlrlgidos
contra Nanteuil. Laffaux y NauXali.
on. han sido intentados en- rea!ldad
nor Ia recuperacion de Ia Inca Ge
colinas de Mont Laffau&. que Tue
pO' las top"H 49,
Mangin. con las que estan c~ooperando
los am~ericanos. antes de cue ei enc
nligo SO diera cuenta de Ia mpor-
taacia Defensive de esa Inca.
FL hecho de Que no menos de en-
co regimientos alemaneS estan repre-
sentados en los prisiOneroS captuEa-
dos al enemigo Gurantc "a manana.
Y que a penas 81 !legan a ochenta.
pone de manifesto la precipitation
con que el enemigo estan envanGo
fuerzas a csc sector para tratar de
recuperar Ia Inca Gicha.
Esta manana e. enemiGo dIri@lo
dos nuevcs aJaQuss 4 uno y otro Ia
do de Nanteuil. pero en- amnaS ma
niobras fue rechazado o fuerteS
baias.
Todos los p~risioneros hechoS en- -
IA region. aunque luchan con denue-
do. mucstran uD gran de>a'lento y
cas-: ningun irteres Dor a guerra.
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Del S~crvicio Especial de LA oRENsA.'

Del Scrvicio Especial de LA pRENSA."
WASHINGTON, Sophomore IL
Tn despacho enviado por la Legaclon
Americana en- C~ristiania. Norlega,
rscibido hoy en- esta capital. dice que
Sc recibido ALI una information IL
dedigna. referente a que P~etrogrado,
n antigua capital de Russia, estaba ar
diendo en- doce diSJintos iugares y de
Que numeroscs as~eSinatos de gente
del pueblo han tenido lugar en- las
GALES. Agrega Ia information que Ia
mas completa ~anarquia reinaba en- "a
ciudad. pues que no Sc tiere respe-o
ninguno para las autoridades. nj clvi-
les nj militares. que con medldas te-
rroriStas no hacen mas que aumentar
cl caos en- Ia antigua capital mosco-
vita.
FL Secretario Lansing Il. dar cuen-
ia de ia reception de- mensaje de
r]eferencia, dijo que en este no sc N
dicaba 81 los a~scSinatos de las maSas
eran a ~consecuencia del eStado de
anarquia en- que Sc hal:a Ia ciudad.
Tampoco Sc dice en- ell despacho la
participaci6n que en- este e5tan to-
mando las autoridades bolshevikis.
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La prensa danesa dir!ge
ataques a EE. III.

p-i .Scrvirio Especial pHrr IL PEENSA
WASHINGTON. Septiembre H.
Los a,aques que sc han venido di-
rigiendo en- la prensa danesa contra
los americanos. inspirados por los a
lemanes. con ~desbaratal
las negociaciones entire Dinamarca V
los Estados Unidos, para la ceIebra-
ci6n de IN tratado commercial.
Esto Sc ha sabido hoy. al reclbit
ell informe de IN agente americana
| en- Dinamarca.
De algin tempo a esta parte, los
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tai rapidez Que rodo mundo esperaba
Que las calderas hicieran explosion.
pero con asombro de todos. nj huoo
tai explosion. nj el harco Sc tue c
pioue. sine Que enca.lo.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-04-11
Marine Signal Corps

Oregon boys in the signal battalion
of the T. S. marine corps are now at
an eastern port ready to sail for over
there and get crack at the kaiser.
This battalion was formed Of marines
who have signaled under fire at Vera
Cruz, Hayti and Santo Domingo and
recruits from the depots at Mare Isl.
and, Calf, and Paris Island, S. C.
The non commissioned officers are all
veterans, having fought with the ma
rines all over the world. Eleven of the
commissioned officers are men who
have earned their promotions from the
ranks. The enlisted personnel repre-
sents graduates from over 20 of the
leading colleges and universities. such
as Harvard, Cornell, Utica. Oberlin,
Lehigh, tufts, Iowa State, Minnesota,
Nebraska, University of Oregon and
Oregon Agricultural College.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-04-11
NINE MORE HOOD
RIVER MEN CALLED

Nine hundred and tweuty-three more
Oregon men are to be called To the
eolors Immediately for the national
army.
They will be indicted into the mill
tary service from Class !, in the Sc
Quence Of their order numbers. Orders
have been received from the war de-
partment by the adlutant general of
Oregon that all these men must be en-
trained for Camp Lwis, Wash. in the
five day period beginning April 20.
This quota Of 923 men is in addition
to the draft quota of 369 men who were
called into service from Oregon 90
March %.
The 923 men comprise l2.5 per cent
Of Oregon gross quota into the first
draft.
No county IN the state will be eX-
empted from furnishing its proportion
ate quota Of men to meet this call. At
the same time it is announced by the
war department that each county will
receive full credit on the next net draft
quota for the men sent now.
Though men from Glass are to be
indueted into service in the sequence of
their order numbers, the calling of men
actively, completely and assiduously
engaged in the planting and cultivation
of farm crops, by direction of the Pres
ident, will be deferred until the end of
the one quota
Sheriff Johnson Saturday received a
call for nine men from here. The first
nine men IN Glass | of this county are ;
w. f. Jones, Guy Eastman, j. A..
Weber, Stewart E. Kimball, Tony
Bosh, d. E. Titchell, c. H. Thomas.
Martin Plog and Roy d. Carnell
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-04-11
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale

BY virtue of an execution in foreclosure duly
issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
County of Hood River, state of Oregon. dated
the 25ih day of March, 1918, in certain action
in the Circuit Court for said County and
state, wherein j. f. Hall rs Plaintiff recov-
cred judgment against j. +. Hall, Jr. and
Elizabeth Hall for the sum of $4,000 with 7
per cent interest from August 3, 1917, and costs
and disbursements taxed at $3.50 and attor-
neys fees in the sum of 5000 with per cent
interest from Feb 8. 1915
Notice is hereby given that | will on the 26th
day of April, 1918, at the east front door of the
Court House In Hood River, in said County,
at 200 O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described property,
to wit: An undivided one. half interest in and
to the East one-half of the southeast quarter
of Section Four a., Township one ~ South,
Range Ten tl0) Fast OF the Willamette Meri.
dian situated in Hood River County, State of
Oregon. Taken andlleved upon as the prop.
erty of the said j h. Hall, Jr. and Elizabeth
Hall, or as much thereof as may be necessary
TO satisfy the said Judgment in favor OF J. T.,
Hall against said j, T.. Hall, Jr. and Elizabeth
Hall, with interest thereon, together with all
costs and disbursements that have or may
accrue. THOS. f. JOH NS0N, Sheriff
Dated at Hood River, Oregon, March 27th,
1918, a25
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-04-11
RECIPES FOR USE
ON WHEATLESS DAYS

Corn Meal Mutfins-I egg, ? milk,
3tsp salt. 8 c corn meal, ] lisp baking
powder. tbsp fat.
Beat the egg thoroughly, add the
milk, the salt, and the meal. Sift
in the baking powder. mix il thorough
ly into the batter and turn the batter
at once into CREASED muffin tins. This
rule makes "A mullins.
Corn Meal Gems-2 corn meal.
I tsp baking soda with ! sour milk
or 2 tsp baking powder with l c sweet
milk, | tbsp sugar or molasses, tbsp
shortening. melted, egg, l tsp salt.
Eggless Corn Bread corn meal.
tsp salt, tsp baking powder with
sweet mila or ( tsp baking soda with
| c sour milk. tbsp sugar. , tbsp
shortening, melted.
Rice and Corn Meal Muffiins-I c
cooked rice, flour. tsp salt, | c
corn meal, 5 tsp baking powder. II c
liquid, tbsp melted fat.
Mix and sift dry ingredients, add
rice to liquid and combine the two
mixtures. Beat and put quickly into
hot creased muffin pans. Bake about
20 minutes in moderately hot oven.
Apple Gems-l corn meal, u c
flour, ] tsp salt, thsp sugar. 5 tsp
baking powder. c milk, 4 sour ap.
plies, tbsp molasses.
Sift dry ingredients together. add
enough milk to make thick batter.
Beat well, add apples chopped fine and
molasses. Bake in hot creased gem
pans Is to 20 minutes.
Boston Brown Breads rye flour,
3 corn meal, | c molasses, tsp salt,
tsp soda, , hot milk.
Mix and sift rye flour. corn meal,
salt and soda. Mix hot milk and mo-
lasses. add to the dry ingredients. Stir
well, and fill creased molds two-t thirds
full. Grease the covers and cover
tightly. Steam three hours. Yield.
one-pound baking powder tins.
Buckwheat Spice Cake sugar
molasses. egg. c milk, | c buck
wheat flour, 3 tbsp fat, tsp baking
powder, tsp salt, tsp cinnamon,
tsp cloves, | tsp vanilla.
Mix as for ordinary cake and bake
in muffin tins or a loaf pan in mod
crate oven.
Martha H. Bechen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-04-11
That Backache Spells
Danger!
Action Eoday May Save Hood River
People Future Misery.

bad back isn't bad thing il it
serves as warning OF hidden kidney
disorders. Kidney diseases are fright.
fully common today. We over-do so
much. We don't give the kidneys a
chance to rest up, and while bad back,
some bladder disorder, an occasional
dizzy spell or persistent headache may
be the only outward sign, the kidney
trouble that is behind it all NAV be
overlooked or neglected. Put your
signs to use. Take them as warnings.
Fight off kidney weakness. 1t takes
only slight kidney disorder to start
case OF fatal Brght's disease, from
| which 10000 people die in the United
States every year. Prompt treatment
at first-that's all that's necessary to
keep kidney weakness from turning into
gravel, dropsy, gout, heart trouble or
Brights. Use Doan's Kidney Pills
he oldest, the most widely used, the
best-recommended Kidney Pill. Fifty
| thousand Americans recommend them
publicly. Here's one Hood River case .
Mrs. NJ. A. Douglas, l26 Seventh St, ,
says: 81 was more or less subject to
backache and during that trouble, my
kidneys acted lrregularly. ! felt de-
pressed and had no ambition for any
thing. After | had taken two boxes Of
Doan's Kidney Pills, felt like differ
ent person. That misery in my back
stopped and my kidneys haven't caused
me any trouble since.
Mrs Douglas is only one Of many
Hood River people who have gratefully
endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills. If your
back aches, ii your kidneys bother you,
don't simply ask for kidney remedy
ask distinctly for DOAN'S KIDNEY
PILLS, the same that Mrs Douglas had
the remedy backed by home testimony.
60 cents at all stores. Foster NIlburn
Co., proprietors, Buffalo, n. Y. "When
your back is lame, remember the
name" 2
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-04-11
WALTHER EXHIBITS
A PRACTICAL DRYER

/ A fruit dryer, made by Z. G. Walther
and exhibited Saturday at the Blowers
Hardware store, attracted great deal
of attention from orchardists. Mr..
Walther's invention is of simple de-
sign, consisting of a series Of trays,
made of wire cloth, two-eighths inch
mesh. Like drawers, the trays fit. one
above the other, into frame made
from light molding The sides of the
dryer may be covered with heavy
wrapping paper, or cardboard, in order
that the heat draft may be directed up
through the evaporating fruit Widths
Of cardboard placed at alternate sides
of the frame will secure circulation
of the heat The total cost of the
dryer is about $3.50.
Light in weight, the dryer may be
attached to the ceiling by line and pull
ley and raised when the kitchen range
is in use for other purposes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-04-11
HUSTON IS PLEASED
WITH PROSPECTS

After making campaign Of two
months duration, during which he has
covered much of the state outside Of
Multnomah county, S. B. Huston.
candidate for United States senator, is
very much pleased with his prospects.
Up to the present time he has not held
a public meeting nor spent any active
time in his home country, Multnomah,
where the heavy vote is, but from this
time on he will devote himself largely
to rounding up his home county vote.
Mr.. Huston has lived in Multnomah
county for IL years, and feels that he
is we'll enough known to be able to
carry his home county with little
work, but he expects to carry it by
10, 600 votes May H., During the last
year perhaps Is to 20 thousand voters
have located in Multnomah county,
having found employment in the ship
yards. Many of these men are entirely
unfamiliar with the Oregon system and
with state politics. These men have
had experience in industrial plants,
and will only need to be shown Senator
Huston S record on social legislation to
see the wisdom of voting for him in
the primaries.
Senator Huston began his work in
Oregon in Washington county. and his
friends living at Hillsboro and Forest
Grove say that he will carry Washing
ton county with not less than Is pc,
cent of the Republican vote. And
speaking about politics, Senator Hus-
ton is making his campaign first as an
American citizen and second as Re-
publican who favors supporting the ad.
ministration during the war, and other
wise stands for Republican policies.
Voters who have not registered
should lose no time in registering, and
those who have registered but who
have moved from their home precinct
should be careful to have their regis
tration changed before April L.
paid ady.)