davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
Ell PRoBLEMA RUso

Tscheidske, que fue famoso EN- la Du-
ma rusa y que preside los ''sovie.s'
bajo la dictadura de Kerensky, ha he.
cho las siguientes manifestations con
respecto los trabajos de los diploma
ticos de la Entente para resolver
los mIltiples Y graves problemas de
la paz:
LA question de La propia determine
cion para las nacionalidades del Asia
Menor es un problema serio y compli-
cado. Los principles deben ser aplicados
con justicia todos y temo que los
metodos empleados hasta ahora por los
poderes alados no daran los resultados
que Sc esperan.
sci problema rusO permanece sin So
luci6n. Ocupando la sexta psrte del
globo, Russia pregunta la humanidad:
"IQue haran conmigo?
"El collapse econ6mico de Russia ha
llegado tai punto que amenaza hasta
la propia existencia del gobierno 'boL
sheviki". Por 10 tanto, los "bolshe.
yilis'' So veran forzados evolucionar
y dedicar todas sus energias v activi,
dades una labor constructive 81 Sc
abandona ese caInino aysse persiste en-
regar la llama del 'bolsnevikismo" que
riendo imponer una paz benefciosa pa
ra los gobiernos iburgHeses de la EN-
tente'', las mismas naciones de la EN-
tente" seran devoradas por esa Hama.
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Ley0s J TesoIuciOnGs apEObadas
lContinuaclon de la pag. 3

Resolution Conjunta para enlneal
Oar Ell apartado titulado ''Universidad
de Puerto Rico comprendido en- ell
articulo primero de la Ley NO. II, fl
jando el presupuesto de los gastos ne
cesarios para ell sostenimiento del Go
bierno de Puerto Rico en- los afios eco
n6micos que terminaran Ell 80 de ju-
nio de 1920 y en- 80 de JUNO de 1921,
gespectivamente, y para otros fines
aprobada en- 20 de junio de 1919.''
Resolution Conjmta asignando la
cantidad de $500 para indemnizar a
Juan A. Colon, Collector de Rentas III
ternas de Aguas Buenas, los dafios su-
fridos en- Ell incendio ocurrido en- di-
cha poblacion, mientras Sc dedicaba al
salyamento de las propiedades fop-
los p1blicos confados su custodia.
Resolution Conjunta asignando la
suma de ounce mil d6lares, la par
10 que de ella fuere necesaria, para
"a ejecucion de La Resolution Conjun-
"a No. SO, aprobada EN- 26 de JUNO
de 1919, por la cual Sc declara carre-
terra insular el camino construido por
el municipio de Rio Piedras que par
tiendo del Kil6metro IS de la Carre-
terra Central por el barrio do Monaci-
llos va unirse con la de Guaynabo a
San Juan, pasando al propio tempo
por el Asilo de tuberculosis, situado
en- dicho barrio de sMonacillos, iuris-
dicci6n de Rio Piedras, para construir
Va avenida principal dc dicifurs Asiio,
denominada "Avenida Arzuaga', y
lpara otros fines''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
MERCAD0 DE CAMBIO
GRAM BALE EN- cAGuAs

Ell domingo % del actual sendra efec-
to en- el Casino POrtorriqueho de Ca
guas un gran Bale de Las Flores''
el cual ,por los sprsparativOs que Sc ha-
cen, y por Ia. anirnaci6n que existe, pro
mete resultar un extrAordinario aeon
tecimiento social en- La bella cludad del
Tpraho. .4 ~
Agradecemos al prestigiosc ,cahallero
don Ramon yilar. presidente del meucio
nado Centre, Ia invitacion que nos hace
para asistir al acto. i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
SYLVIA PANKHURST HAcE
PROPAGANDA SOVIET

AL ser detenidos tres correos comu
nistas en- Letvia, las autoridades ocupa~
ron EN- poder de los detenidos documen
tos que prueban que James Gordon,
Clara zelof y Silvia Pankhurst teniar
compromises formales para predicar las
doctrinas del "bolshevikismo' por e.
mundo enaero.
La sufragista inglesa Sc ha converti-
do en- enemiga declarada de los gobier-
nos capitalistas y Sc propone llevar a
cabo una propaganda organizada de sns
nueyos ideales en- todos los pueblos del
orbe.
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LA REVOLUTION t'soyIET"
EN- YUGo-EsLAvIA

De acuerdo con despachos recibidos
recientemente de Roma, una revolucion
'sbolshevilxista' ha estalladO en- Yugo-
Eslavia. En- Belgrade los revoluciona
rios han sido ametrallados por las tro-
pas y han estallado terribles mo inc;
en- Laibach y Agram.
La hueIga general ha estallado, dan.
do lugar serios cheques entire la gen
darmeria y Ell elementc civil de La ca
pital. La huelga general fue levanta.
da por Goloud, leader de los conn
nistas.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
DEcLARAToRIA DE HEREDERos

En- La peticion de Jose M. lCaballero,
ex-parte, sobre declaratoria de herede-
ros, el Tribunal declar6 lnicos y uni
versailles herederos de Rvangelista Flo-
res GOnzalez, a sp madre Maria de Je-
ssis Landrau y al c6nyuge en- la Quota
usufructuaria que la ley determina:.
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ESPECTACULOS
SAN JUAN

TRES BANDERAS.-- Cuarto episo-
dio de la interesante serie ''La Hue
La del Horror, y el drama en- cinco
actos LA CASA vAcIA por Norma
Talmadge.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
coBRo DE DrNERo

En- ell case de "zalduondo Mier y Co..
contra "Quintero Hermanos'', Ell jne2
campillo ieelar6a SIN lugar las excepcio-
nes prev1as ifiterpdestas a Ia denands
y sin lugar Ia m0ci6h de los demandados
para declsrar enmendar la demanda,
y les concedi6 dfez dias para alegar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
sANTURCE

PUERTO RICO Function a bene-
ficio del Cuarto Afio del Institute Uni
versitario Jose de Diego con la Gin
ia en- cinco parties AQUI vIENE LA
NOVA por John Barrymore,
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INFORMATION GENERAL
lDE QUIEN Es EL PAPEL MoNEpA.

Nos participa don Isidro Palma, que
desde hace unos dias, tiene en- su poder
un billete de considerable valor que en-
contro en- su establecimtenAo de Barbe-
ria ''El Buen Tono'', sta en- la calle
de s. Jose No. y a. desea entregar al
que justifaue ser su duefio, hacienda
effective Ell pago de este anuncio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
NoMBRAMIENTOS FIRBEADOs POR
Ell GoBERNADoR

Ell Gober1i6dofoha frnaado los siguien-
tes n6mbrainisntos; Para Presidente de
la Comisi6i de Indemnizaciones a obre
ros, Luis Samalea Iglesias; Para Juez
de camuy Francisco Rodriguez Alyeric;
Para Juez de Yauco. Francisco Gonzalez
Snarez, y para juez de Santa Isabel, Ra
fael Maduro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
uN "1NJUNcTIoN'

En- el case de Apa Torres VS.. Pedro
Gutierrez, .sobre '.injunctionE', el Tn,
bunal supreme revOc6 Ia sentencis ape
lada del Tribunal de Distrito de Aqua,
dilla, debiendo deyolyerse ell case al Tri-
bunal de su origen, para ulteriores proce
dirnientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
DEsIsTIpos DE LA AocIoN

En- el case seguido por Basilio Milan
contra La SUCCESSION de Manuel Maria
Garcia, sobre cobrc de dinero, Ell Tsibu-
nal SuvO por desistidas ambas parties
de la accion..
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UN .oUo wARRANTo'

En- Ell case de FL Pueblo = Ramon sal
gado contra Pedro Lopez, sobre teQuo
Warranto", Ell juez Campillo concedi6
al denunciado veinte dias de pr6rroga
para presentar La exposition del case:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14

LUNA.-Louise Glaun en- su emocio
nante drama titulado HIMENEo en c
partss; una bonita cinta c6mica y va
riedades por las bai!arinas de Ander-
son. Iii.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
ALuMNAs PARA NURSES

La Cfnica Miramar tiene sitio para
un nlmero, de jovenes que deseen es-
tudiar y practicar,
La senorita superiptendenta facili-
tara los tnformes necesarios. santV1ce,
Stop 10. Adyt,
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iPor I'd. y pOr sus HijOs !
Obedezca el Impulse /!
iAsegurese hoy nisrno!

No hay da que accdente desgaciado Us
ted puede la proxma vctma gto esan dciendo
concienca sentdo que Es sU DEBER fani
liza ponerse cuberto contra los del destino.
NUESTRASs gROLIZAS oFREcEN LA PROTECTION MAS
AMELIA Y ASOMRROSA QUE coNcEBIRSE PUEDE estan
al acance. de todos. .5 &
dad de hacefse de de elias los msmos tpos las mis-
mas condolences que el Norte
49, FlJESE EN- ESTo: Hay una POLKA una prna de
$25 al ano, garantiza los beneficios siguentes:
lima deta de $3.50 academies corrientes.
lEsta deta dupica sinestro vehicuo
pdbco terrocarr vapor, fuego, terrenoto ciN
clon ec) Este senana pagadero TODO EL TEMPO que
este listed privado scamente de aender negocos
AUNQUE SEA ToDA LA VIDA.
2Si requeren los servcos de enfernera pa
gan por este concepto hasta $500 semanales
3Si esapfeeso levae al hospital la deta semana! Sc
auTenta ak$5o.0Q.,-s Es. sa
4Si es operacon, la POLKA prescribe ell
pago de una candad detemnada cada case.
5-ADEMAS DE ESToS BENEFIcIoS, 81 quedare usted
inti siado, pGede recbf hasta 81 10000 sobrev
Mere uerte pagard esta la persona desgnada
beneficiario. +. .t..4sA ..6s $50.
e--La misn,a POLKA a.npara al beneficiar0 SIN PAco
De MAS PREMIO contra cetos academies Asi que
este respecto ell aseguro recproco
Isl e ocurriese accidente fuera del pais la POLKA
paga los gastos de identification deas hasta ponerIe al
cuidado de sus famiares amigos. @
POLKA puede hacerse hasa $525O0 de sa principal
dieta de s75oo aunento proportional
los demas benefeios pagando dobe indennzac6n dec
$1o5 los especaes menconado arrba.
Tanbien hay p6izas pagan deta sepana oos bene
icios verdaderamente sorprendentes PoR ENFERMEDAp
NO Sc RE0UERE ExAMEN MEDco ~ALGUNo. Son con
base absolute buena fe sin tranes dicuosos
ning1n genero.
Los pagos HEcHoS A0U requisites
osos poder general de copaha hace oda
case de transaciones. sah g@esr ss+s. l4.sss4
Tahen aseguraos aton6 contra todos los riesgos
garanzandoe reclamation 100000 en- cada
cdefte &. 1s 3
Nuestra ha Ienado odos los requisites
en de las conpaas que asegan contra ell esgo response
bidad EE. UU, DoNDE ExlSTEN LEYES DE SECuROPARA
PROTECTION DEL PuRLlco, su active es de ss7os7 545
ademas tene deposito Ell goberno $546oo8 para
yor garanta asegurados.
Nestra conpana esta exporahdo e terreno pr
noducir cIase de los Estados
ahos. Ounce hace que abaa Puerto Rico. Aqui como en-
odas mantene la organzac6n e a dado PRESTIGE
de que goza. ssn tle.~~ $500 q s
E SECURE responsabdad DISFlMTO den,4s
porque riesgo imitado. PoR ESQ Sc RE0UEREN RE-
cURSos EARULoSoS PARA cURRIR ESTE RlEsco Nuestra
compana le oece protection preba de eventa
dad HNvESTICUE ANTES DE ASEcURAR.
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY ASSURANCE CORPORATION
LTD. DE LONDRES.
sA{..s Charles Hartzel Agente General
PORTO RICO INSURANCE AGENCY COMPANY.
P. 0, Box $40, Ieiefono III San Juan, r.
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Ell sUPERINTENDE
DEL MUELLE NO.

A causa de una infection en- ell pie
derecho, Sc halla recluido en- Ell t'Sana-
torio de Puerto Rico, el Superinten-
dente del muelle No. 1, Mr.. W. A. Hor-
gan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
EL DIpLoMA DEL ..ATToRNEY,

~~ 80 %N%'AA 0HA a. AOsN64
Ell microbes recibi6 de Washington
el LcdO. Mestre, el Diploma de su nom
bramiento de Attorney General de
Puerto Rico.
Ell iinportante docllmento esta hecho
en- piel de oveja, ostentando las frmas
del Secre.ario de Guerra, Mr.. Baker, y
Ia del Presidente de la Repdblica,
Wilson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
NO HUBo SESSION.

Aver no hubo session EN- Ell Tribunal
municipal por ser dia de inscripciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
QUINA QUE NO AFECTA La CA
BEZA, LAXATIVE BROMO 'QUININA

es mas eficaz en- todos los casos en- que
Sc necesita tomar QUININA, no eau
sando zumbidoszde oidos. Contra Res
friados, La. Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
disnlo y Fiebres. La firma de E. w.
GROVE viene con cada cajita. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14

N0RMA--El colossal drama en- cir
co actos DINERo PoR EsPUERTAs
por william s. Hart. FL
BELIoGRAPH, Catafio.-- "Los Amo
rios de Ana y una graciosa cinta
c6mica.
R1voLLz1Nuevas aventuras de Ell
PELIGRo DE uN sEcRETo por Pear
White, y Norma Taln,adge sn RECUR
so SUPREME.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14

VICTORY GARDEN -El noveno epi
sodio de ''Atado y Amordazado )
un honito drama en- cinco actos por
una de las Estrellas de la casa Pathe
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Ha sidO nombrado Collector de Rem
tas interilas do Bayamon, don Rafael
Fournier. ~ = S-ss..s: y
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En- el establecimierto LA oPE
RA,. de Rafael Palacios en- cayey,
encontrara usted de yentsael psFi6-
dico Ell MUNDo, ast como tam
bien grandes novedades en- articu-
los de ouincalla y Ferreterta. Ca
lie del Concrete No, 20.
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Un negocio que
le interesa a I'd.

Compraria una Planta de hielo de
ounce a veinte toneladas de produc-
cion diaria.
Escriba hoy mismo.
SIMON CARLO
MAYAGUEz P b Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14

suscuOass a e. MUNDo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06


by The Automobile the Truck
driven machinery doing world Labor
machinery than other modern invention
TheAu brought together. the
highways eliminated
making reduced the of labor and made
hundred pleasant.
The Automobile and and Ao% % 3~ns are the
his family
is horefesh
TheT and the
living the He does not avail himself OF the
On would
aT1
are n
ride with and
sacrifice his
fix car that your joys not be disturbed
profession studies his his books HE'S
the friend skill
be delayed
Theya class so fwokerw a
Ardmore
Automobile
\
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
GROWERS GET
FINAL CHECKS
DISTRIBUTION OF $25O,OOO MADE
Apple Growers Association Shows a Gross
Business of More than Three and
a Half Millions

/ The Apple Growers Association has
closed its pools on Newtown apples and
final statements and checks, aggregat-
ing $3.50, 600, have been mailed to mem
bers. The NeWtown crop. total Of
543, $50 boxes. netted the ASSOCIATION
ST., l09, "a, while the total returns to the
cooperative agency for all apples ham
died reached $2686. So. The highest
price received on a NeWtown pool was
$.233, the lowest, SLAB; and the aver
age price per box, $204. In making
returns to growers a maximum charge
of II cents, including handling charges,
storage and assessments for adverts-
ing and building fund was made. The
total gross receipts Of the Association
for the past years business reached
$3, 1888, 788.08.
The closing Of pools and final state
ment was delayed this year because of
freight embargoes and the car shortage
that hampered all Northwestern fruit
shippers last season. The valleys
Newtown crop, however, showed re-
markable keeping qualities, and the
final sales of heavy percentage Of the
crop in New York City and other east
ern distributing points were gratifying,
according to the sales department. The
NeWtown variety, before the Great
War limited exports, was largely sold
in England.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
BUTLER BOOSTS FOR
HOOD DEVELOP MENT

al return to Hood River a greater
booster than ever FOR the Mount Hood
Loop Highway, declared Truman But
Ter, Just back from motor tour of
British Columbia and the Paset Sound
region, having been accompanied north
by his family and W. b. Dickerson and
family.
we had the pleasure of visiting Raj
nier National Park on two perfect
days, continued Mr.. Butler, 'and il
made me feel very regretful that we Of
Oregon had not haatened the develop
ment of our scenic attractions. The
Sound country and sections around
Vancouver ard Victoria are great for
but we Of the Cascade re-
gioas can turn our district into play
ground that Will be inst as uopuar and
as profitable Indeed, saw no region
more beautiful than Hood. am back
home confident that the future holds
much in store for us.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
BILLY SUNDAY CON-
SIDERS NOMINATION

1t is possible that Hood River may
furnish a presidential candidate in
November. Billy Sunday, while hesi-
tant Monday night when asked if he
would accept the tender Of the nomina-
tion Of the Prohibition party r. adv to
convene at Lincoln. Neh.. stated that
he would ac ,ept the leadership If viii
liam Jennings Bryan considered tn nd
dry party campaign a necessity. Hints
from Lincoln have intimatel that Mr..
Sunday might be named presidential
candidate. The noted evangelist. how
ever, did not take very seriously any
probability of his heading the party
He laws great stress on the counsel Of
the Gommoner.
Il have not heard from Bryan, " said
Mr. Sunday, 'but have been in com
munication with the Prohibition party
committee. If Bryan thinks it neces-
sary that the Prohibitionists put can
didate in the field, or that cireum-
stances point to a possible undermining
of the purposes OF the 18th Amendment,
then YOU may count on US getting into
effective action.
MIR. Sunday frankly stated that he
considered the Republican platform
sufficiently strong for America dry IN
spirit as we'll AS letter. He also de-
cared that he was much disnclned to
get into politics.
Il certainly do not wish to give up
my work as evangelist" he declared.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
SALES REPRESENTA-
TIVES AT CONFERENCE

! G. w. Hooker district sales manager
for the Apple Growers Association at
! Los Angeles, arrived Sunday for an
annual conference of sales officials of
the cooperative organization with the
board of directors. Dwight l.. Wood
ruff, sales manager and export repre-
sentative at New York City. and w
Nj. DickersOn, San Francisco sales
manager, are also here.
Mr. Hooker, formerly local grower,
says that Hood River apples have be-
come a staple in southern California.
lie states that the Associations busi-
ness increased 40 per cent the past
year. A steady increase in carlot ship
ments has been made since sales head
quarters were established there five
years ago
MIR. Hooker, in urging growers to
put back portion of their returns in
improving facilities for storing and
handlin@ their fruit, says
"Not only should the individaI grow
efs do this, but the sales agencies, too,
should eXpend funds during the period
Of prosperity of fruitgrowars for bet
tering their equipment. All such in
vestments mean a better and more de
pendabIe pack There never was a
time when merit Of package and at
Hactiveness meant SO much to the
fruitgrower. 1 have seen apples, we'll
packed in neatly labeled and attractive
containers, sell for a so per cent prem
ium over fruit of the same quality han
died in an inferior manner. While We
are able let's prepare. 1t is a mighty
good insurance.
Mr.. Hooker looks for the present
prices of fruit to be maintained over a
long period. While other commodities
have shown very sharp advance. he
points out that apples have raised far
less: As a result he expects to see a
decline also a slower process.
The apple grower formerly, says Mr..
Hooker, was only interested in getting
his product sold and off his hands. To-
day he has come to consider his fruit
just as manufacturer considers his
product. He is interested in It's condi-
tion until it reaches the consumer. lie
feels a responsibility for its quality un-
til it is eaten, he says.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
GAS THIEVES ROB
ROCK CRUSHER TANK

The c0unty's rock crusher has been
robbed of its gasoline supply twice IN
the past week. On Wednesday night OF
last week 80 galloas Of fuel were taken.
On Monday night thieves visited the
place a second time and drained the
tank Of 20 gallons.
The gasoline shortage reached its
most acute stage here the past week.
On Tuesday the Standard Oh Co. re-.
ceived 10000 gallons, breaking a week )
famine. The gas was allotted to deal
ers. who solo their supplies within 25
minutes after il was delivered by tank
trucks. The STANDARD OIL Co. is ex-
pecting a second tank ear later in the
week.
The local dealers, who have ordered
carload Of Texas gasoline. 40 not now
expect arrival OF the fuel until next
week. The car had been expected this
week.
The city auto park was crowded up
until Tuesday with long distance tour
lists, among them +. f. Chambers,
Webb City, Mo-, banker, en- route to
Portland with his family.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
POPULATION OF
CITY INCREASES
CENSUS REPORT SHOWS CITY 1859
The County, However, with Present POpu-
latiOn of S,3l5, Shows an Increase
Of Only 200 Residents

Mo complaint is heard from Hood
River county citizens over census re-
turns on Hood River city and county.
While the city is shown to have in-
creased nearly 900 in ten yeas, the
county increase has been but lltle over
200. This IS explained in part ty the
fact that scores of orchardists' families
In the past five years have removed
from the valley to the city. Many fruit
growers, too. have purchased city
homes for winter occupation, and were
city residents at the time the census
was taken.
Figures given below will show how
Hood River city and county compare
with other Oregon communities. on
which census returns have been made
public: Crook, 3424; 1910, 93l5; de-
crease 1901, or 63 2 per cent Curry
3025; 1910, 2044 increase f81, or az
per cent Douglas q, 233: 1910, 1854:
increase 1858. or 8.4 per cent. Gillian
1860; 1910. 370l increase 259, or per
cent Harvey 1892 1910, 1859; decrease
81, or II per cent. flood River S3i5;
1910, S0l6; increase 200 or 81 per cent.
Lincoln 658i; 1910 5557; increase 497,
or per cent Malle II 10 907; 1910,
860l Increase 1896, or 26. s per cent.
Morrow 56l7; 1910 4357; increase 1860,
ovr 28.9 per cent. Wallowa 9778, 1910,
1854 increase l4l4, or l6 8 per cent.
Figures for Incorporated cities and
towns in the counties are announced in
with the reports for 1910
and 1900, as follows:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22

The Crook county decrease Is ex-
planned by thes fact that Deschutes
county was formerly part Of Crook.
The population of the two counties
together will show healthy gain.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22

A. M. Kelsay, Mrs. c. A. Cass, the S.
e. Bartmess family and others have
harvested fine quantities of fruit. Dr..
and Mrs. Watt motored out one dav.
Dr. Watt brought home a single black
berry vine that is still loaded with at
least gallon Of green berries. At
least a gallon Of ripe fruit had already
been picked from it, Fred Donnerberg
took a picture of the vine. held by Miss
Pearl Kaesser. The photograph has
been emitted, peaches and Backber-
rias. The loaded berry vine brought
down by Or. Watt and displayed at The
Kaesser store, created great deal Of
attention Saturday and probably result
ed n stimulating the rush to the berry
tracts.
An appeal Of the Association for
funds to complete the county's section
of the road to Lost Lake. received a
from Boston. John C.Whaeler.
of the Bay State Fishing Co. has
mailed a check for SIS to the road fund.
AS property owner of the valley, y"
writes Mr. Wheeler. 81 am Interested
in the manner of the Game Association
in going about community develop
ment.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
LAKE ROAD CROWDED
WITH BERTY PICKERS

J. H. Fre1ricy. who spent Sunday in
specting the new Lost Lake road. de-
clares that every local citizen who had
sufficient gasoline visited the county s.
recreation grounds at the confluence Of
the Lake Branch and West Fork sun
day.
''An automobile was parked behind
every tree and stump" Gays Mr. Fred
ricy. The outing parties were at
tracted chiefly by the blackberries now
ripenlng in the district Never in Hood
River county records has such black
berry crop been seen. The fruit is
available in ton quantities. and many
housewives are visiting the district
with canning outfits. Other families
are IN the district for the fishing"
Mr. Frodricy has the highest praise
for the character Of work now being
done on the road by County Commits
signer Haunum and crew. The work,
he declares, viii be permanent. The
game club hopes to secure sufficient
funds TO enable Mr Hannum TO com
piete his task this season.
Many families spent the past week
camped In the berry district. The fam
lily Of Geo. /. Slocom. accompanied by
Mrs. Slocom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.