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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30
DESDE NUEVA YORK

AL primer Guillermo que fue EN-
perador de Alemania, abuelo de este
que perdio el trono ell ano pasado, Sc
lie atribuye ell dicho de que eel Rey
de Prussia tiene ell derecho de morir-
Sc, pero no el de estar enfermo". Lo
mismo hay que decir del Presidente
de los Estados Unidos.
Pero como puede enfermar, 10 que
debe hacer en- este case, 81 su NAL
estado de salud Sc prolonga, es entire
garle el gobierno al Vicepresidente.
La Constitution dispone que asi Sc
haga cuando haya "inhabilidad" in
capacidad de ejercer las funciones;
pero sin llegar csc extreme, sin
que ell Presidente este en- la imposibi-
lidad absolute de TRAFALGAR, basta con
que no pueda TRAFALGAR todo 10 nece-
sario para que deba cesar en- su ser
vicio.
En- Francia, donde el Presidente es
una especie de monarca constitucio
nal, que preside pero no gobierna,
una larga enfermedad suya no tiene
inconvenientes graves; porque ALI el
verdadero jefe del gobierno, el poder
active, es el Presidente del Consejo
de Ministries, responsible, como todos
sus companeros de gabinete, ante las
Camaras. FL Presidente frances no es
en- realidad mas que el Jefe del Es-
tado; el Presidente americana es ESQ
y, ademas, el Primer Ministro.
Tiene muchisimo que hacer; tanto,
que Mr.. Roosevelt, hombre de vigor
fisico, active, rapHo en- pensar en-
ejccutar, eonfes6 cuando ocupaba la
Presidencia, que su tarea era, por 10
eXcesiva, "infame". Mientras esta re
p6bica fuG pequena, el Presidente pu.
DO sin gran esfuerzo hacer frente a
su tarea; pero con el tempo han Gre
edo la republica la tarea. esta
Ultima requiere muchas horas dia
rias, mucha atenci0n, mucho estudio,
Y, por tanto, un hombrc, no va normal
mente sano, 81 no verdaderamcnte
fuerte
A Mr. Wilson, que tenia mas de 10
primero que de 10 segundo cuando su-
bio a la Presidencia, 10 han quebran-
tado seis amos de esa labor abruma
dora, de los cuales han tornado parta
los meses pasados en- Paris, que han
sido de prueba. No solo ha trabaiado
todo 10 que debia, 81 no que con fire.
cuencia ha hecho 10 que incumbia a
algunos de sus Secretaries, especial
mente al de Estado. De aqui ha re-
sultado que por descender a detalles Y
estar absorbido algunas veces tres 0
cuatro dias por un asunto, Sc han re-
trasado otros, tambien importantes.
En- la question con el dictador meji-
cano Huerta, el retraso fuG dc tres
meses.
El Presidente ha escrito todos sus
documentos diplomaticos, para 10
cual en- ocasiones Sc ha encerrado
vcmticuatro cuarenta Y ocho horas
y Sc ha abstenido de todo otro traba
jo. Otros presidentes- elos Mr..
Roosevelt, que saba escribir- -deia-
ban ESQ al Secretario de Estado, al
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Buena OpOrtunidad

ST I'd. no vende Su maquina de
escribir eS porque no quiere. No
sotros compramos maqunas de
segunda mano dc las SiguienteS
marcas: UNDERWOOD, l.. &.
SMITH AND BROS, REM ING
TON No. 10 y OLIVER No. ), 7
Y 9. Diri.jaSe a Casa de Ojrda'
San Jose 6. Tcltfono 355, Aparta-
do 1921, san Juan. p. r. Advt.
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EL MUNDo

cual ayudaba, probablemente, 3lgun
erlpleado de su Departamento. Y con
10 hecho por Mr.. Wilson en- saiud,
contrasta, 10 que ha sucedido en- es-
tos dias; Y es, que segun Sc ha pu-
blicado la importante Nota enviada
al gobierno mejicano para que pusie-
Sc en- libertad al consul americana
Jenkins nj siquIera fue consultada
con ell Presidente por ell Secretario de
Estado, Mr.. Lansing. Ell asunto mo
merecia un cuarto de hora, por 10
menos, de conversation? No Sc oil
vide que 81 ell documento esta fir
mado por ell Secretario, este no es mas
que un dependents del Presidente,
a quien toca la responsabilidad.
Mr.. Wilson no ha odido ocuparse
de ese asunto, nj sc ocupa, segura-
mente de otros, tambien considera
bles, porque los medicos le han i'm
puesto un maximum de quietud un
minimum de atencion actividad, que
son incompatibles con el ejercicio de
las funciones presidenciales dentro
del sistema representative, que rige
en- esta repubiica. Ell case no es-y
debemos celebrarlo-de disability abb
soluta en- 10 fisico Y en- 10 mental,
porque Mr. Wilson podra restablecer
Sc vivir largos amos; pero es indu-
dable que su estado entorpece grave
mente la accion gubernamental v es
to en- un periodic critico de la politi
ca americana, asi la interior como la
exterior.
Menos NAL 81 la Presidencia de Mr..
Wilson terminase pronto; pero dura-
ra hasta el A de Mario del ano 2. .
I No convendria al servicio publico
que Sc encargarse del gobierno el vi
cepresidente Marshall que Mr. vii
son Sc fuese a algun paraje sano, tran
quilo pintoresco, a restaurarse? El
Vice presidente, que es del mismo
partido que Mr.. Wilson, seguria pro
hablemente la misma politica que es-
te, y 81 siguicse otra, estaria en- su
deracho Y suya seria la responsible
dad No es una celebridad mundial,
como el Presidente, pero 81 un hom
bre despejado, de experienced politica
V que cuando pronuncia discursos di-
&c siempre cosas discretas; circuns
tancias que no han reunido todos los
que han sido aqui Presidentes.
Un diario de Paris, "LIntransi
geant," que esta, pretende estar,
mejor informado en- este asunto que
la prensa americana, dice que Mr.
Wilson tomara una vacaci6n de un
mes; anade que cuando Sc encar-
que Mr. Marshall de Ia Presidencia
"se acabara la oposicion de los seS
nadores a la ratification del tratado
dc paz, oposici6n que Sc hasa en- ia
secreta hostilidad personal de los Sc
nadores a Mr. Wilson" Possible, pero
40 SECURE. 81 10 seria que esta re-
publica tendria un ciento por cicnto
de Presidente, mientras que ahora no
tiene mas que un 25, con una jornada
de trabajo que dista mucho de las
ocho horas del programa laborista.
A. Escobar.
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EN- Ell TEATRo LIRIco DE PARIS

La famosa diva espanola Maria Ba
rrientos, ell director de orquesta G.
Polacco, la soprano Mason ell tenor
Fernando Carpi, todos muy conocidos
en- Puerto Rico, acaban de terminar su
temporada EN- el gran teatro hrico de
Paris, donde cosecharon ovaciones.
Dichos artistas haran la proxima TEN
porada en- el Metropolitan J. de New
York.
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COlOcaciones.

Sc NECESITA ma taquigrafa. que -
criba ligero en- n.aqunilla Dirijase
Carretcra ~. frentc ~ cine Victory
Garden
TRABAJC FACIL dc co.turag mano.
encontrara 81 que desse en- CarrerteTa
70 frente nj Victory Garden
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Sc alquila.

Sc ALQUILA un mirador Propio p-Ta
caballero, o ma,rimonio, con entrada
independence, installation sanitaria
Direction, Luna go. Tel6fono 1910
Rojo.
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COInpras.

UN VIOLIN Sc dcsea comprar un vlo
lin, que este en cxcelsntc eondicion
sen propio para una senoTi' dc IL aAos
Dirjasc al +. o. BoN SIS. san Juan
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Velamenes. Jarcias. Motones, y demAs
0ectos para embarcacionss su Ia
FERRETERIA MERINo
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FUEGO EN- SAN LORENZO

I'm incendio destruyo en- San Lo
renzo, barrio de HATO, el bohio de
Fermin Besares y su esposa.
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Sc VENDE un truck" Republic de
dos y media toneladas ell muy buenas
condolences Y Sc compra un "Ford
de dos asIentos. Informara Agapito Mi
randa, San Agustin No. 76. Telcfono
727 verde, Puer,a de TERRA
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Sc neceSita.

Sc DESFA UNA TAoUIGRAFA en- -.
panel ingles. dc experiencia. buen
sneldo Comunique Apartado 1911. Tel.
$40, San Juan
EUEvA INDUSTRIAL In PTo rico
Daremos trabajo , mas dc 10000 mule
res que sepan bordar calar y cossr
Neccsitamos agcntes Ell fodos los pue
bios de Ia Isla Pagaremos los melo
res prec,os y comisionss a los agenfss
Is necesario uue los agen.es tcngan 81
periencia den rcfcrenciss. requisites
indispersa bles para que su solicisui
sea considerable Diriiase hoy mismo Al
apartado 1877, San Juan. +. Y.
Sc soLIcITAE agentea dc responsible
lidad para vender provislones ancyos
los comerciantes importadorcs en- San
Juan. Ponce. Arroyo. Arecibo. Aruadi
la Y Faiardo Diriiansc a r. A. -
gundo. Mayauuez. Porto Rico Arente
General de w r Company. De Eueva
York
LLAVERo PERD1Do. FL vicnes IN
entire nueve Y diez do Ia manaua ~ =
travio nm llavero en- ei trayecto en'r
el Correo Ia farmacia Blanco yendD
por la caile dc IA Tanca Sera grptih
cada II persona quo 10 eniregue en- -,
a reduction.
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Sc Ofrece.

Sc ofrece.
sELLoS: :-Envie 25 cts. en- selloa Dc
correo usables americanos recibIrA
$50 sellos dc todas las parties del mundo
incluyendo Argentina, Bolivia. Chile.
Meiico. etc
Dirijase c. r. GONZALES. a
Wilson Ave. Santurce. Puerto Rico.
CI QUIERE componer bien 81 AUTO.
MoVIL llevelo al acreditado TIA
- LLER DE REPARAcIoEEs de
Pedro Flores de Lar0sa. En- el "Bu.
levar del Valle''. donde antes estaba
el cafe 'Zaza" Precios modicos.
FINCA PARA ARRENDAR -ofrece
mos en- arrendamiento. al precio de diez
y ocho dolares anuales por cuerda. dc
Glen aciento setenta y cinco cusrda
de terreno propio para cana. en el b.
rrio dc Mucarabones de Toa Alt
con III desvio dc n Central c0nstan
cia" v a IN kilomctro de In CarreteTa
dc Bayamon 4 Toa Ara pE3oUERA
y PEsQUERA INC. EDTFICIo Bou
RET. SAN JUAN.
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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condolences, sc vende barato. Su
cesores de L. Villaml y Co.. San Juan.
P. r.
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I'm la ds a
flag stops rai or
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After rnameO Of Static cate hsgop or .
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
THE FAIR

We have seen better fairs than that
held here last Friday and Saturday, but
for a first attempt 1t was fine show
ing. The members Of the Fair Board
deserve credit for their efforts IN get
ting together exhibits and creating a
general enthusiasm. The people Of
Dee and Frankton districts should have
some kind Of an award fer their enter
prise in assembling community dis
plays. The exhibits Of both these dis
tricts were decided meritorious. and
next year other con munities will
probably follow suit
Hood River fairs can be ma lie much
better. If the adults would have eX-
erted themselves half as much as their
children in their school fair, the event
of last week would have been much
better. The fair can be made better
next year,
We suggest that a few more enter
tainment features be provided next
year Get some worthy concessions.
Get the .kiddies interested. and YOU
may rest assured that they will take
the old folks along, If merry-go-
round had been on the grounds Satur-
day the little fellows would still be
talking fair" and doubtless would al
ready be laying plans for next year
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
WHITE SALMON.

Range cattle from the back country
are causing the fruit growers Of the
lower valley lot of trouble and con
siderable damage. Some Of the farm
erS have taken steps to collect dam
ages At present prices Of apples a
few head of hungry cattle can soon do
as much damage as they are worth.
Col. ". T. Bates and wife and Uncle
VIM. l.. Bates were driven over the
North Bank Highway last week to
Portland by Dick Bates. Col. Bates
and wife were en- route home to Wash
lnRton, d. c.. where Col. Bates is sta
toned. Dick Bates reports the North
Bank Highway in fine condition as far
as Stevenson with no detours now and
the road free from crushed rock. They
ferried at Stevenson to show Col. and
Mrs. Bates the paved section of the
wonderful Columbia Highway.
fire of very mysterious origin was
discovered last week in the basement
of the White Salmon Growers ware
house by Nightwatchman Sullman
The fire bell called out a large mum
Der of men and quick action with a fire
eXtinguisher and water put out the
blaze before any damage was done
Tar paper on the partitions IN the
Il or II feet before pat out Thou
sands Of dollars Of hay, grain, etc,
We're stored on the upper floors. There
is no clue as to the origin of the fire.
Work is progressing RAPIDLY on the
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

The Portland office of the Federal
Labor Bureau will open IA free employ
ment office next Monday at the Mount
Hood hotel While a definite wage
schedule has not been set. pickers viii
he paid from 80 to 40 cents per hour,
or an average of six cents per box.
The pay for packers, it is anticipated,
will be five and six cents per pox.
Labor is plentiful here at present,
many families arriving daily for the
harvest. 1t is estimated, however that
1900 out of town pickers Will be need
ed when the harvest IS at its height
the middle of next month.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Gasoline Famine Broken

Receipt Tuesday of two carloads Of
gasoline broke famine that was be-
coming serious. Garages and service
stations sold the last of their fuel
Monday, and the shortage was holding
up motor truck transportation service
now used in moving most of the val-
ley S fruit,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Tube Test Made on Heights

The Heights Garage reports re.
markable test with a Gates inner tube
The tube was placed over 2X4 scant-
ling, and a 200 pound anvil was at
tached to 1t. The tube was left hang.
'ng thus for so hours When the anvil
was removed and the tube measured ii
was discovered that it had been
stretched but half inch.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Subscription. $500 Per Year.

When subscribers desire a change Iu address
tuts Office should b. uUtIred promptly. and q
wees before o possible Always give pin ad-
dress a. ,g4Il a. the new - Hood River
subscribers should notify fhl- Once al once
when changing their address from one rural
route "a another OF from city delivery to
country delivery. OF ; tee versa II yua do not
sat vour papsr promptly notify u> 10y mali OF
telephone and the matter glil be Investigated,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Shortage of Girls Reported

Local concerns using girl workers
report a serious shortage. The teIe
phone COMPANY s unable to secure girls
for operators The laundry is short Of
help for the first time since il was
launched Is years ago.
we almost feel inclined to shut up
shop, declares H. NJ Hicks. because
of lack of help All Of our girIs are
going out to help in the orchards
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

The standard apple box while sufii-
cient to meet the needs of domestic
markets, is not strong enough for the
export trade, as was pointed out by
Dan Wuille, of the prominent London
firm, here last week. A few cents
spent on wiring may prevent losses Of
several dollars.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

The purchase by Portander of a
painting Of Mount Hood, the seller, a
returned sailor palming it off as ian
old master" brought back from over
seas service, makes US think of the
sharper who sold the national capitol
to a visiting wealthy hayseed at Wash
lngton one time.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Nannler WINS Packing Contest

The apple packing contest SATURDAY.
was won by Frank Nannier. H. l.,
Shoemaker was second Five other
packers participated. Mr. Vanuier
packed perfect box Of apples in five
minutes Miss Alice Merrill prepared
box Of fruit in two minutes. Her
arrangement of the apples, however,
caused her TO lose on scoring
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Dufur Gives Big Dance

Local orchardists have received invi.
tations to a house warming and dane.
ing party to be given Saturday night
hy the Dufur Orchards Co.. Of Dufur.
in celebration Of the completion of
their new community packing plant.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Mrs. Davidson Injured in Auto Accident

Mrs b. G. Davidson, returning from
White Salmon, where she had been Wis
iting, was painfully injured Sunday
afternoon when the automobile turned
turtle on the dock road Mrs. David
sons shoulder was badly bruised She
was hurried to Portland hospital
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

A good county fair. where town
has good brass band. is a mighty fine
institution. The band was missing
here last week, but Just wait until
next year when the X. of +. band will
be in class with Sousa's players.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Lyle Harvest Soon

The Lyle apple harvest will begin
next week. according to Fred Wonser,
grower of the district, who was here
Monday on business Mr.. Wonser states
that the weather conditions have been
very favorable for maturity of fruit in
the new district.
Lyle. although shipments IN former
years have been negligible, Will ship
more than 50 cars OF high class apples 5
this year.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

No wonder MIR. Iaine was in such a
hurry to get settled. We.have an idea
that the cost of living at hotel with
a family of seven children would spur
most any of us to action.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

Eventually all of the Hood River
veterans are going to affiliate with the
American Legion. Why not Join at
once and make the Post one of the
states strongest right from the begin
pfrug
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
ADVERTISING RATES

Display s. cents pei inch.
GENTS per inch additional Tor cumpos lion.
Local reading not lces cents pei Inc
Classified Ads - cents for oue Insertion ;
lines oy less lOCeut> fuT each add ltional in>er-
filn ui same al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

Hood River will easily raise the $3.50
quota for the Roosevelt memorial.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

The Pendleton Round Up grows
more nopuar each year.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
SCHOOL FAIR Is
GREAT SUCCESS

fair beld simultaneously with the first
county far Of adults. was character
ized by Supt Gibson as ne oest ever ever
held. ne eAAlolts were eA'e''S-' anu
merlt'rioqs- .T, lI e. u..-.,-.,o.o, ,bis
-. !, = ,+isrsd On - svsr5 for the most
i,ni1n4 axbibit On the nart Of a child.
The frst prize in tins exhibit was Won
by nine wear old girl Alice Ramsey.
of the Odell district, Who presented an
illustrated book of poems Thleh i' Sne
her9ei' has Ni'tIe'i iie ''''''N '''-'
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POULTRY
Laying hens Fern Reed first on
"
Raising chickens for market.
James Pierson, Louis Arneson Mur.
iel Burchett Lulu Moody.
Ducks Edward Miller Herbert
Schemp. no third and fourth
Turkeys First only. Gordon Graft
PORK RAISING
Brood Sow First only Harold
Pemberton
Stock pigs Kelton NAH, Howard
Miller. no third and fourth
sheep Evelyn pregge and Mar
garet Pregge. no third ana fourth
Calves Fred Miller one entry
only
Canning Margaret Pierson. Gune
we're Nickelsen. Mary Haslinger and
Bess Staten
Primary Sewing Ruth Annala
GLADYS Hun. Luna Miller Dorothy
Hun
mtermpdiate sewing Vieno Anna
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Continued from First Page

sunday Sla
Berkshire boar over Is months
purrbred Geo sunday s.. first
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g. FRYE 81, first
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Geo sunday S15o second
Chester white boar. Is months
pur-hred p h Mohr. S.. first
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under year. F G.. Dethman s..
first z II Mohr. $3.50. second
Chester white SOW. over s months
and under l year. l. Peasley. 81.
first J l. Peasley. $50. second
Grade SON. IS months or over.
Edgar krussow $3. first
Grade SOW months and under
year Nelda Hastings So. first. Vel
da Hastings S150 second
Far barrow. under six months old
NJ J Foley. Jr $40 first
Fat barrow. over months Keton
Mall ST. first Howard Miller 81
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS

For Service Toggenberg Billy Cont
BroOkside Drive.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

tor sale Fresh Jersey COW. also pure 3 'uey
for sale Phone 5tII sl>tt
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
Labor Office Opens Monday

DO not forget the automobile park.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

For esl, Poland Cnna pig, phc'e 5t
Odeu. sio-aW
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25
ror 9a.c-A co,ered top buggy. rel 5,a7 IS

For Sale Price 4 rarch boN presses Nrlie
tutltr Mig 90. Portland. ore.or Phone II *.
Davenport, OdeIl 3U-. -isll
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

HOOD RIVER CIRCLE No,5A, NElGHBOKS
of Woodcraft Meets at K Of + han on the
trst and Third Thursdays of each month
Mrs Cora Blagg, q n
Mrs Matte Nickelsen, Clerk
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

HOOD RIVER CAMP, NO, 6702, NJ. W. A.
Meets in X of T. hall every LIST and 3rd Wed
of each month James HatthOrne, Y. c.
W T Frazier. Clerk.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

HAXEL REBEKAII LODGE No. l56 LO.O.t
Meets the first and lhird Tuesday evening la
each month in the odd Fellows Hall, seven
miles south of Hood River r. u,
Mr., Mary Jackson, y G..
Harry Caughey Sec.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

W o. " Regular meetings are ueli the first
ana third Mondays OF eacu month at h. OF
T. hall Visitors cordially invited. Is, G. G
hi Elagg G. G.
\. I. GnodrIeh. Clerk.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

\ , Hood River Commandery NJ r. x 4
M Meets every first TUESDAY evening
mi each month. " F. LaraWay. f. G
A u. Moe Recorder
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

Wanted Teams or trucks to houl u'.t
from Post Canyon f. Davenport, Jr, ur
4l1l ~'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

For Sale heap, good n, p. Olds gas engine
MiI trade for hay, grain OF apples. Kelly
Bros phone iOl ml3tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

LAUREL REBhKAH LODGE No. s7,LO O r.
Meets first and third Mondays each month.
Mrs Maoe Lakin, y. G.
Miss Lillian Fisher, y. g
Mr.. Katie Vincent Secretary,