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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
RENGIASI KAREN PRIZES
LENKUS IR RUSUS.

Londonas, sausio 10 diena.
"Atsisaukimas j Vokieciu Tau
ta," pasiqstas is Berlino Off
cialiSku bevieliniu telegraph If
perimtas cionai pranesa, kad
"yra reikalingumas apginti
lauta prizes lenku aneksacijas, :"
If baigiasi: me mazesnis yra
musu pasiryzimas apginti mu-
sq rubezius prizes nauja Ru-
sijos militariSka despotizlna,
kuris nori uzdeti ant nlusu
savo anarchistiskas kondicijas
If surengti nauja pasauline ka-
re, lake kurios musu sails bus
teatru kariSko veikimo.
bolSeV1zf1laS re1Skla Inlrtl
aikai, laisvei If socializmui. "
AtsiSaukimas nurodo ] atci-
ancius rinkimus, kurie bus
komi "su1yg laisviausiu bal
savilno teisiu pasadlyje, kad
nuspresti konstitucija Vokieciu
valstijos" if prideda, kad da.
5artine valdzia rengiasi susta-
~yti konstitucija, kuri "apsau-
ros laisva teise apsisprendi-
10 tautos prizes visas kontr-
revoliucijas = arba pastangas
-errorizmo."
Atsisaukimas, po kuriuo pa
|siraso prcmieras Ebert, Phi
iipp Scheidemann: Landsberg,
Gustave Noske If Wissell, ma
rial 10 kabineto, uzreiskia, kad
"tvarka likosi ivesta Ber1ine
if kad valdzia yra prisiren-
gust pavartoti visokius budus
prasalinimui panasi1 pasibjau-
rejimn."
Beveik galutjt1os pasekmes
rinkimu Bava.iiri parodo, kae
premiere Kurt Eisnero parti
ia gavo tiktai $4,000 ba1su i;
|2,750,O0o.
Klerikalai gavo daugiau ne
gu 100000 Dalsu If didziu
ina socialistu gavo 100000:
Eisnerio partija il neprigu1
mingu socialBtu gavo tikta
4 vietas is 156 If didzium;
socialistu 50, tuom paciu 1ai
Iku suvienytos burzuazu par
tijos turi l02 atstovu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
L1EBKNECHTAS
SUARESTUOTAS.
BerIlMas, sausio IS d. .

BerlinaS, .sausio 10 d. Di-
vizija raitei;p gvardilos, XII
RE pribuvo Berlinan seredoj,
sueme DR.. Karl Liebknechta,
Spartaku vada. Sakoma, kad
Spartaku vadas buvo apsigy-
venes puikiame viesbutyje F.
den, vakarineje dalyje Berlino.
PrivatiSka telefono komunika-
CHA su viesbuciu likosi stat
giai perkirsta, kad buvo pa
skelbta, jog Liebknechtas yra
suimtas.
Spartaku bandymai uzinti
Delmenhorst ir Wilhelmsha-
ven nepasiseke. Delmenhorste
epileciai prisidejo prie daugu-
mos socialistu sulaikyme Spar
taku agitatoriu.
Wilhelmshavene Spartakai
uzeme kontoras laikrasciu Ia
geblatt If Zeitung, bet istiki
mi kareiviai priverte Sparta
kus ir neprigulmingus scoialis
tus pasiduoti If atiduoti save
ginklus kareiviams.
zinios is Wilhelmshaveno
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
O r A 8
Chicagoje If apielit keje:

Chicagoje If apielil- keje:
Petnycioje: Nepastovus, ga
Ii butt sniegas ar lietus.
Subauoje: debesuota ir Sal
ciau. Smarkus vejai Siaur-va-
karu puses.
Sauletekis 7 v. IS m,; sau-
leleidis 4 v. 46 m. Menulis
uztekes 8 V. 38 m. vakare.
Buvo augsciausia ternpera
tura A laipsniai 3 val. po pie
tp. Buvo zemiausia tempera
'tura 80 laipsniai 3 val. ryt
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
LENKIJA VALDYS
LIETUVA2

LOndOnaS, sausio 10 d. Te
legrama aplaikyta siqdiena is
VarSavos praneSa, kad lenkl
valdzia laikinai paeme j savo
rankas adminitsracija Lett
vos, kad apginti Sail nuo boil
seviku. Tas likosi padaryta,
prasant Lietuvos respublikos
prezidentui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
KATALONIJA FEIKE-
LAUJA AUTONOMOUS.

Barcelona, Ispanija, sausi'
l6 d. Vakar kilo naujos DE-
mllostracijos. Demonstrated
reikala- suteikimo autonomi-
los Katalonijai. Ispanijos val
1ininkai daug ypatu suaresta-
vo uz dalyvavirna demonstra-
CHOSE.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
-sss-

Istijas Europos, kurioms yra
reikalingas maistas.
S. Bile submarine. kuri ran
dasi Vokietijoj, tufi butt per-
Quota talkininkams aria SUI
naikinta if nebudavoti dau-
CLAUS submarinu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
VOKIEtIAI SUMUSE
LENKUS POZNANIUIE.

Kobenhagenas, Sausio 10 d
= zinios aplaikytos siadien is
Berlino praneSa, kad sm"rkus
,nusis kilo utarninke tarp Len
ilu If Vokieciu netoli Kolmar
Vokieeiu provincijoj Pozna
niuje.
Pranesama, kad Lenkai bu-
70 sumuSti ir daug prazude ka.
reiviu uzmuStais If suzeistais
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
ROSA LUXEMBOURG
UzMUSTA?

LondonaS, Sausio 16 d. =
zinios is Berlino j Ex-
c h a n &c T el e graph blu
q per Kopenhagena pranesa
xaa Rosa Luxembourg, viena
IS aktyviskiausiu Spartaku va
du Vokietijoj, uzmusta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
PERGALES LAISVES
P.ASKOLA.

W,cSl,sngtonaS, Sausio l6d.
--Vardas ateinancios kariskos
paskolos bu: "Pergales Lais-
YES Paskola', sekretorius Glas
pranese siadien. Data tos pas
kolos nera dar nutarta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
Pildomojo Komiteto Pranesimas.
Ka jis acknowledgement
Sveicara.
Mo-. II

: uoiiidsdl homltetas, kad near
: dzius vienybss, norejo gauti il
$ paSkelbti jq Deklaracija If prin-
5 cipus, If lauke jos teksto.
Antra, pasiskelbus Sveica.
Komitetui Augsciausiqja Lietu
viz Taryba, l:ilo keblumsi.
ko NUNS If Amerikos vail5
atstovai atkreipe atidq.
lrecla, autoritetas Vid-Euro
pos Unilos matomai mazeio If
nuo pradzioS Gruodzio menesio.
taikai besiartinant, politiskoji at
mosfera regimai mainesi.
Gruodzio 5 d. ant musu nuo.
latinip klabinilnu, Amerikos va :
dzla pranese, kad nors il prie-
lanklai ziurinti Lietuvig nepri-
klausomy5as k..aasilna, bet tuom-
tarpu neesanti Fasirengusi pripa-
zinti jokios Lietuviu valdzios.
Nenusiminaanl tuomi. judino-
me pavlenes istaigas If pavienius
asmenls, aiSkindami zodziu r.
fmemorandumais il memoriala;S
apie musq reikalus il troskimus.
Iuom tikslu buvo atspausta aut
gerltuju keliosdeSintis kopiiu
memorandumo, kurs atsakoma;s
laiskais buvo iteiktas visokioms
valdz;os istaigoms, ,amasadons ir
ltekmingicms pavienicms polit.-
lkams.
Gruodzio 8 d. Senatorius Lodi
&c perstate ia Let. Pill. Ko-
miteto "Nlcmoranddma" Senatui.
isreiske Lietuviams sympatijos,
patare Ia raSta atspausti, kaipo
Public Document, If psrduoti ko-.
mitetui Uzsienio dalykp. 10 d.
Gruodziostas pats Scnatorius inc
Sc Senetan rezoliucija, kad 'cpi-
inioje Senate, Lietuva privalo ba-
ii nuo Rusijos arskirta ir jai
turf butt suteikta nepril<lausomy-
be ir kad panasios teises privii5
butt suteiktos Latviiai ir Estoni-
jail
Kada Rusai, po to,seviku va
1u prateJv skverbtis Estoni-
y Latvijq, If Lietuva, musp Pill
N9nitetas 20 kick kartu zodzi.
If rastu rerstat5 State Depart-
mentui If War Departmental pa
vojp, kuris gresia Lietuvai is
rytp puses, taip lygiai ir pavojp,
gresianti nuo Lenlu.
Gave ziniu kablegramu, datuc
III II d. Gruodlio, jog kun. Do
ouzis ir p. PakStas isstojo is
Augsciausiosios Liet. Tarybos
ielto, kad Prusu Lietuviai te-
aais prilaiko atstovybe, "kad
Gardino CUB. yra Lietuviska II
Iad visos Lietuviu partijcs Lie
,uvoje eina isvicn il kad svetim
'aivalai-zydai, Baltrusai-prisi-
ieda prize Lietuvos ir Prusu Lie
uva, atsiskyrusi nuo Vokietiios
taipgi prize Lietuvos iuneiasi Sia
pastaraja zinia plaiiai patvirtinc
If Lausannos Buletinas, ir gau-
tasai is Sveicarijos naskutinis
Mum. (Gruodz. M5n.) Pro Ii
tuania.
Pild. Komitetas sustates tam
tinkama memorandumq iteike,
Amerikos valdzios istaigoms ir
Valstiju ambasadoms, reikalau-
dami dabar, kada Lietuviai paro-
de savo kaip ir patapsisprendi-
mus, pripazinti Lietuvq nepri-
klausomaja valstija.
Taigi per visa 81 laika ir Ta-
lrybos ir Pildom. Komitetas ne
love, If neliauja veikes tik vie
noje pakraipoj, kad turf gauti
| Lietuvai nepriklausomvbe. vi
lsos kitos rnint;s nedaleidziamos.
Kun. ]. zilius.
: Sekr.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
REvOLIUcUA MONTE
NEGKOIE.

WaShingtonaS, Sausio 10 d.
Uzemimas Montenegrios
Scrbijos kareiviais, iSsauke re-
voliucija, sulyg Montenegros
legacijos iSleisto oficialisko
pranesimo cionai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-17
Washington, D. c., Sausio I

l. NllueliloP Pereitu metu Lie
.uviq Wits buvo pakilus. Spa
10 70 d. po Vid-Europos Uniio
5loba, dvylika tautu viduiine
1uropos Philadelphia, Indepen
lence Halleje, paskelbe nepri
Slausomybe. Tarp tos dvyliko.
rautu buvo ir Lietaviai.
Lietuviai igavo vilties, kad veik
jos valstija bus Amerikos val.
dzios pripazinta. Kuomet II d
Lapkr. buvo paskelbta musiu
pertrauka, rodesi, kad Amerikic-
ciai istiesu interesuojasi Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes klausimu. Bu-
vo sustatyti tekstai Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes deklaracijos ir
perstatyti abieju Tarybq susiva-
ziavimui a6 If 27 d., Laplsr. Ia
da visos musu Willis buvo sukon-
centruotos prize Vid-Europines
Unijos. Tarybu priimtaji dekla-
racijos teksta buvo apsieme ap-
dirbti tos pacios istaigos, kurios
renge nepriklausomybes deklara-
CHA cecho-slovakams.
Oar prizes Tarybu susiva,iavr-
ma gavome ziniu nuo Amerikos
valdzios, kad Lietuviskasai svei-
carlos Kopitetas, remdamasis
ant provokiskumo kai-kuriu Lie
tuvos Tarytcs Vilniaje marin
prasas pripazinimo ne Vilniaus
Tarybos, tik ArgzG,aasiosios
Sveicariios Tary5os.
ouzinoJes aple tai, pildomasiS'
Tarybu Komitetas issiunte II d.
Lapkricio. vardu p. Mastausko,
:>yeicarieGiams kablegrama, ku-
rioje pasak5 kad: "Politiskoji ST
tuacija reikalauja reorganizacijos
Vilniaus Tarybos. Sveicaru ko.
mitetas privalo su jais ko-operuo-
ii ir jiems gelbeti. Praneskite
apie politni stow Lietuvoje.."
Tokioje pat prasmej kablegra
mas buvo pasiustas If p. Augs
tuoliui Stockholrna, kad pain
formuotu Vilniaus Tarybq ape
reikalinguma persiorg5nizavimo
Veik (greit) atejo zinip, kac
Vilniaus Taryba istiesu persior-
;anizavo Tada 23 d. Lapkr. svei-
arieciams buvo pasiusta kable
.ramas Mes uzgiriame maui:
,ietuvos valdzia ir pripazinsta
ne jos altoriteta, Sutikite pir
ni4linka (Cecho- -Slovakijos) +
Masarikq Francuzijoje. arba Sve.
.rijoi.'
Lapkr. 10 q. huvo vel siusta
-ablegramas Svcicarijos Koml
etui. "Atsiuskite teksta Nepr.
;lousomybes Dekleracijos, arb
'rincipus naujo Lietuvos redo /
elegrafuokite Pild. Komitetu
galiojima. Tada mes galesimt
'asekmingai rupintis pripazini-
MI ir gavimu reikalingu (Lietu-
'ai) paskolu."
Grlze is Tarybu posedzio
Lapkr. 26 d. Wasi,:ngtonan, atra-
dome is sveicarijos prisiusta to-
XII kablegrama: "Tautos Tarybai
(Amerikoje). Yra butinai If ne
isvengtinai reikalinga, kad Ame-
rikos valdzia pripazintu Augs-
tiausiaja Tautos Taryba Sveicari-
Ijoje. Veikite energingai. PAX
stas.'
} Lietuviu Tautinss Tary6os tu-
rejo susivaziavima If prieme re-
zoliucija, reikalaujanSia, kad
Amerikos Valdzia pripazintp
provizori (laikinajD reda Vii
niuje. JUS privalote ko-operuo-
tbs If gelbeti Lietuvos valdziai,
kuri vienatine gall but pripazin-
Persiorganizavus Lietuvos TA
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07

An inspection will convince you that
the service Of the Palace Hotel, Port
land, Oregon, Washington and Twelfth
streets, is second to none. Convenient
to shopping and theatre districts, clean
est rooms in city for so cts. and up
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
LONDON APPLE Man
EXPRESSES OPTIMISM

G. Herbert Taylor. accompanied by
Mrs TAYLOR. arrived last week 70 visit
fruit sales officials. Mr. TAYLOR, rep
.resentatIye Of J. & H. Goodwin, Lon
don fruit buyers, Is optimistic over the
export deal Of the year. although con-
JiuonS remain indefinite as TO the Food
Ministry price control.
The outlook is better than We ever
dreamed il would be, says Mr.. Tay-
lUr. The wage earuers of the British
Isles are more prosperous than ever
before and they are spending their
money literally. We are expecting
plenty Of steamship space, and every
taing looks we'll, but because of in
Cehnlteness Of certain phases of the
situation. buying has been limited So
far | am purchasing no fruit while
here. Indeed. Mr. MeCullagh, has
Just Informed me that no prices are at
present being made. think his ac-
tiOn is a cOmmendable one until after
values have been set at the Milwaukee
convention Of apple shippers in Aug
ust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor motored last
thursday night to farkdale where
they visited ". W. Clark and the ranch
of K. F. Loomis, New York apple man.
Friday they motored to Portland over
the Columbia River Highway.
The most prosperous class of peo-
pie in Ii gland at the present time. -
says Mr. Taylor. is that of the farm
ers The owners of big farms have
made money past the conception of you
people in America. They alone es-
capped excess profit taxes. They have
been getting rich and the government
has been thanking them for their coop
GRAFTON. They have certainly been
lucky chaps"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
Shoemaker HaryeStS Corn

First green corn for the season
reached the market last week. 1t was
grown by j. H. Shoemaker and sold at
kaesser's grocery. The corn, of good
quality, retailed for 60 cents per dozen.
Corn in quantities is reaching the mar
ket this week, but growers declare
that the quality is suffering from at.
tacks Of worms.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
Clgar Go. Expands

The Hood River Cigar Co., begun
several years ago on modest scale by
+. NJ. White, now employs nine cigar
makers. The factory turns out 1900
finished ciagrs daily and the. demand
for the Oregon-made goods is reaching
the point necessitating additional EN-.
ployes. Mr.. White is seeking more
cigar makers.
IF we continue to grow in the next
year as fast as we did last. says MIR
White, who now has two sons, f. NJ.
and l.. III. White. both skilled cigar
manufacturers here associated with
him. within IL months we will oper-
ate the largest cigar factory in Ore
gon. 1t is our aim to put Hood River
cigars on par with Hood River APP
pies. 1t is fact that we already find
the reputation of the local apples an
and to us in selling cigars
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
WHITE SALMON.

Engineer Lyman Ward, who had
charge of the location of survey of the
North Bank highway from the White
Salmon river on east few miles this
spring, is now in charge of some bridge
building on the Pacific highway at To
ledO, this state.
1t is learned that he and his crew
will be in White Salmon in about four
months to start construction work on
the highway bridge across the White
Salmon at Underwood This bridge
VIII parallel the S. ?, & S. railroad
bridge.
M. Dicky, who was formerly logging
for the Peek Bros. at Laurel and who
has been in Prineville, Ore, for sew
eral months, returned this week with
his logging teams and will log near
Husum for the Underwood Lumber a
Box Co.
The company is planning to put on
two shifts at their mill on the North.
western Lake and operation at their
two logging camps will be rushed. 1t
is learned that there is an opportunity
for any of the ranchers along the
W lbN hdlliItIl IINCls oOuliI VI
to supply logs to this company.
Geo. NJ. Baker, chairman of the
klickitat County Game Commission,
has been notified by L. H. Darwin, the
State Fish Commissioner, that go, COO
cut throat trout fry, 10000 trout fry
have been assigned to Klickitat county
to be distributed in lakes and streams
These are being hatched at the Walla
Walla hatchery and are due here with
in few days. Mr.. Darwin in his let
ter to Chairman Baker, of Goldendale,
says ut is very pleasing to be able
to assign your county this large num-
ber of these choicest of the varieties
of trout fry. Our take this year is
practically identical with the take of
last year, and last year we took the
greatest number of these varieties in
the history Of our hatchery operations
The result of our trout spawn tax
ing operations is most gratifying in
view Of the fact that several of the
eastern Washington counties, which
have in previous years been more or
less successful in their egg operations
have had total failures this year be.
cause of adverse weather conditions.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
Sand Storm Blows Across Bar

The big sandbar of several hundred
acres Just north of the city for several
days last week was a miniature Sa-
hara. With strong wind raging up
the Columbia, clouds of sands 50 dense
as to almost shut off view of the
Washington bank have been driven up
the stream. While the gales continue
it is discomforting walk across the
bar, the wind-drven particles of sand
stnging like needles.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
MOTHERS ASKED TO
HELP RAISE FUND

Moth rs Of Hood River soldiers have
been asked 10 assist In raising a fund
Of s, Oo1 fer identifying d memorial
park dedicated TO the county 5 eight
men y ho died in the great war. More
than $500 was realized from the sale of
tags on July (.
Dr. J. F. Watt chairman of a COM
mlttee promoting the memorial paIh
has written the soldier mothers as fol
lows
DO you want to cOnsecrate the
heroic memory that your son and the
sons Of many another mother of Hood
River answered his country $ call ana
offered himself in defense Of world
democracy
Some mothers son did not return.
tie made the supreme sacrifice. Would
yCu like to see this hero name in
scrlbed on an enduring bronze tablet,
set IN everlasting stone where IN sue.
ceedlng centuries He who runs may
read
This the Commercial club has
planned to do. 1t has appointed the
undersigned a committee to get by
popular subscription some s., 00U for
the purpose
"0ur public spirited citizen, Mr.. o.
T. Dabney. will give to the county the
promoutory at the top of Ruthtou hill.
Here bordering the greatest scenic
highway in the world, on a cliff above
the mighty Columbia, commanding a
magnificent panorama, will set little
park, tloored and bordered with I'M
changing rock and embelished with
grandly beautiful picture that time
cannot mar or obscure.
Here on bronze tablet fixed in
stone you may inscribe tribute to
Hood Rivers soldier boys and dedicate
this great cliff an altar stone to those
heroes that rest over there.
I'VE are asking the mothers to help
US get the money. Enclosed are Me
mortal Tags. Sell them to your neigh
bors at Sl.00 each. They will be glad
to wear. them.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
Caterpillar Hurts Streets

A caterpillar steamshovel being
transported by the A. d. Kern Co.
under its own power through the city
to engage in grading a two mile
stretch of the Highway between here
and Ruthton hill was halted last week
by city authorities The caterpillar
shoes, in disrepair after crawling over
the rock grades between here and Mos
Ter, were digging paved streets full of
holes. The machine was repaired.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
Early Apples Moving

Summer apples are moving from
here to Portland in heavier quantities
than in any former season. An aver
age of about 250 boxes is shipped
every other day by the Dalles- Colum-
bia Lines Columbia river steamers.
The fruit consists of Atrachans, Red
Junes and Early Harvest, for which
growers are receiving around 81 per
box for best stock.
Heavy express shipment of the early
apples are being made to eastern and
central Oregon towns.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
Cows Taken to Upper Valley

The remnant of the herd of purebred
Jersey cows bought here recently from
Independence by r. V. Wright for sale
to orchardsts, will be taken to the
Upper Vale, where it is expected that
growers will buy all of them. The
cows We're brought from |. NJ Simp-
son, who has just retired from stock
raising because Of his advanced age
They are all descendants from sires of
the famed Ed Carey herd at Carlton
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
Business Change

To whom it may concern. Be it
hereby made known that the former
partnership. as carried on between F.
b. Snyder and b. b. Powell and known
under the firm name as the Hood
River Plumbing Co., is hereby dis.
solved. said business to be continued.
however, by F. b. Snyder under the
old firm name as above described and
at the old location, towit No. los
Oak street. Signed,
jyl7tf F. B. Snyder.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07

Do not wait to order your apple stamps
do il now The Glacier makes them
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
PEAR HARVEST
TO BEGIN SOON

Harvest of Bartlett pears by the
Association members will begin about
August Is. The fruit, the yield esti-
mated at so carloads, will be rushed by
motor trucks from orchards to cold
stoi age plants, where it will be pre-
cooled thoroughly before further hand
ling. The pears will then be packed in
cold rooms, where the temperature is
slightly above freezing point Loaded
immediately into refrigerated cars the
Bartletts, prepared in this method in
former years, have reached their des.
t!nation in perfect condition.
The valleys total pear tonnage, it
Is expected, will reach 100 carloads. an
Increase Of about Is per cent over the
crop Of 1918. The d'Anjou tonnage.
running the BartIetts close second,
viii be harvested IN September.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
VINEGAR COMPANY
Is OFFERING $40

The Hood River Apple Vinegar Go.
is offering growers $40 per ten for Gull
apples for vinegar and cider stock.
The highest price paid for such stock
in previous years was So. While many
growers are heard to complain against
the price. others delcare that the price
is a fair one. since growers are per.
mitted to select cooking apples from
their cider stocks and sell to process
and canning concerns for more than
Sl2 per ton in instances.
Because of the high quality of the
crop of all parts Of the valley, the Gull
product will be Of smaller percentage
than in former seasons.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
0.-W. Time Changed SUNDAY

A number of changes in the time of
1 the O.-W. K, & N. Co. was made Sun.
day The greatest change in time will
be noted for the .eastbound Oregon
Washington limited, formerly due here
at ll33. 1t now arrives at Hood River
at HOP a. m. A few slightschanges
are made in other trains, and travellers
should note the changed time table in
another column.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-07
Pomona Picnic Soon

The members and friends of Hood
River Pomona grange are invited to a
picnic dinner in Woodworth's grove
near the lava beds in the vicinity of
faradale, Wednesday, August l3.
The executive committee, consisting
Of Mrs. f c. Sherrieb Mrs. j. Nj.
Taylor and K. +. Miller, is making ar
engagements for all to have a good time
and wish them to bring their baskets
prepared to spend the day.
The program is being arranged by
the Worthy Lecturer, Mr.. VIM. Mum
roe, who always furnishes good num-
bers and provides entertaining speech
es. Everybody come
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-05-02
Elmo Tarpley.

Elmo Harpley. aged Al years, died
Tuesday evening at g O'clock at the
Kings Daughters hospital after an i'll
ness Of three weeks of typhoid fever
His remains were carried to the par.
lors of the Maury Undertaking Co, and
prepared for buriel and shipped We'd
nesday morning to Wales Station.
The funeral was held Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock near Campbells-
vile at the Carter's cemetery, con.
Quoted by Elder Afford Compton. In
terment in the family lot.
Mr.. Tarpley's home at the time of
his death was in Mt. Pleasant. He
was devoted member of the Chris
tian church and was a highly respect
ed citizen, leaving a, host Of friends
in the southern part of the county.
He is survived by two sons and one
daughter, Rivers and Buford T. Tarp-
ley and Miss Christine Tarpley, and
one sister, Mrs. l.. NJ Morrow.