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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15

the Northwest, will accompany Mr..
Moe to Portland over the Highway to-
day. He will visit a son, Joseph f.
Simecek, at Astoria.
Frank Chandler, now travelling for a
Portland seed concern, spent the week
end here with Mrs. Chandler.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
Scarth, of Portland, at the home of
Mrs. 'Scarth's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Edgington, Tuesday, July l3, a daugh-
ter.
Misses Elizabeth and Worthy Smith,
of Kansas City, are here visiting Miss
Marion Johnson. They will return home
by way of San Francisco. En- route to
Hood River the visitors toured Yellow
stone Park.
Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Lynn and their daughter, Mrs. Floyd
French, and little Miss Julia Belle
French, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hicks
mOtored to Portland Friday. David A.
Byerlee, Mrs. Lynn's brother. and wife
accompanied the party on the return
over the Highway to Hood River.
Fred w. Donerberg, accompanied by
Alfred Dethman, Journeyed to the end
of the Lost Lake road Sunday on an
Excelsior motorcycle, Mr.. Dethman
riding in side car. The trip into the
Lake was made in an hour and SIS min
utes. ReturnShg the journey was made
in an hour and 35 minutes. Mr.. DON
nerberg has greatest praise for the
work being done by Jake Lenz. fore
man of the forestry road crew. and by
j. o. Hannum, who has charge of
county crews engaged on the road.
The distance to the end of the road is
20 miles. 1t is two miles further to
the lake.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15

Last week the families of Truman
Butler, and w. b. Dickerson left on a
motor trip to Seattle and British Co
lumbia. On their return from the mo-
tor trip, which will consume about 10
days, Mr.. and Mrs. Butler and chill
dren will leave for a vacation at Twin
Rocks. 1illamook county. Leslie But
ler left last week for the beach.
Joseph Fletcher, of Portland, accom-
panied by his father-in law, b. F.
BeIieu. of Portland, and his sister,
Mrs. McRae, of California, motored
here over the week end for visit at
the home of J. X. Nunamaker. On the
return they were accompanied by Mrs.
Fletcher, who had been here on a more
extended visit with the Nunamaker
family.
William N. Moore, of Detroit, where
he is an attorney, arrived last week to
spend the summer here with his son,
S. j. Moore, and family. Mrs. Moore
and little daughter have left for Gear
hart, where they will spend the hot
season. Mr.. Moore. Sr., will divide
his time between here and the beach.
Mr.. Moore, Jr., will spend a vacation
in September at the coast.
Francis, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. F. Brazeau. is recovering from an
operation for removal of adenoids and
tonsils. The boy is mighy little
shaver, but his faher promised him
SO if he would undergo the ordeal
without crying. After it was all over
with and he had recovered from the
anesthetic, Francis said to his father !:
dad. Pm going to get that $40, but
don't ask me any questions now. 1t
hurts mighty bad when | talk.
Mrs. John r. Putnam, wife of the
United States consul at Xalinda, Spain,
arrived yesterday to look after busi-
ness interests here. Mr.. Putnam, for
merly local county commissioner, has
been in the consular service for the
past seven years. Mrs. Putnam states
that American shipping, formerly neg
ligible in the Mediterranean, has grown
very rapidly since the word war. Mrs.
w. G. Hare, of San Francisco, arrived
here at the same time to visit Mrs.
Putnam. her sister.
Joseph Simecek. superintendent of
the Warner Ticket Co., of st. Paul,
Mimi, a printing house making a spe-
cialty of railway and theatre tickets,
arrived last week for visit with A.
ID. Moe, his employer over 20 years
ago when Mr.. Moe published a news
paper at South st. Paul. Mr.. Simecek,
who is on a leisurely vacation tour OF
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
COmrade Visits Mark Moe

Charles Reagan. veteran of the avia-
tion service. was here Tuesday on a
visit with his oomrade, Mark E. Moe.
Mr.. Reagan and Mr.. Moe enlisted to-
gether at Vancouver Barracks. They
were semitic Kelley Field. Tex, where
as members of the Both Aero Squadron.
they received their preliminary train
ing. They went to France together,
serving first with the headquarters di-
vision of the air service and later in
the 88th Squadron they were in active
combat service. After 22 months over
seas they returned home together.
MIR. Reagan. an Oklahoma City boy
who for the past year has been in Texas
oil fields, was en- route to homestead
place, on which be filed before the
great war. His homestead tract is
near Odell Lake. about 60 miles from
Bend. Mr. Moe is planning to join him
there soon for fishing trip.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
EVERETT LAFFERTY
PASSES in SOUTH

|. U. Lafferty yesterday received a
message from San Francisco announc-
ing the death of his brother, Everett
Lafferty, who was taken i'll last week
while returning from Percale. p. l..
where he had gone to settle an estate
of brother. J. V. Lafferty, who died
while engaged in gold mining. First
news of Mr.. Lafferty's illness came by
wireless. His mother, Mrs. G. W. Laf-
ferty, and brother, j. b. Lalferty,
left Immediately from Weiser. Ida. 4,
and were with Mr.. Lafferty at the end.
No particulars as to his illness have
been received.
The body is expected here tomorrow.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
Alarm GreetS Fire Marshal

As Deputy State Fire Marshal Geo.
w. Stokes stepped off the train here
yesterday he was greeted by a fire
alarm. The collapse Of a fiue in the
basement Of the Brosius building called
out the department. No damage result
ed. Mr.. Stokes came here 90 consult
with the Consolidated Mercantile Co.
over installation Of fire protection
system at Odell warehouses.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
Gopher Expert is Here

f. f. Horne, of the United States
Biological Survey, has been assigned
to Hood River to aid growers in the
determination Of gophers and other de-
structive rodents. He will wage dem
onstrative campaigns in different sec
tions. Coz hers are declared especially
bad here this year.
Mr.. Horne is staying at the Hotel
Oregon. He asks that all growers
troubled with rodents get in touch
nth him
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
Pioneer Home Razed

Crews are razing two Of the few last
remaining frame structures Of pioneer
Hood River to prepare for excavations
for a new city hall and home for the
FIRE department One Of the old build
ings was erected in 1883 and was the
home Of the city's first blacksmith.
For the past several years it has been
occupied by Chris Rsnley.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
PythianS Install

Officers for the current term of Wau-
coma Lodge, X, of p, We're installed
Tuesday night as follows: c. F. Sum-
ner, c. G. NJ. M. Russell. V. c.. Har-
ry Wood, Prel f. IT, Rodgers. M. of
w. Jasper Wickham, X. of X. & S.
T. f. Johnson. M. of f.; N. Y. Tos
tevin, NJ. of f. Glenn Hunt, NJ. at A.
Olin Spaulding, !. G. A. G. Thomson,
O. G..
The Pythian band will begin series
open air concerts at the band stand on
the court house lawn tomorrow night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28

Satin. taffeta. Jersey. tri-
cotine and serge Dresses in
desired coIorS and in newest
models. Women's a d d
misses sizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
DELAWARE CONS|STORY
CLOSES WITH BANQUET
More Than 1900 Attend; Auto
Presented to Guthrie and
$4,000 Raised to Furnish
House.

More than 200 Alasons attended the
banquet, the closing event OF the two DAY
celebration of the Delaware Consistory OF
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Kite oi
Free Masons The auditorium, on Eleventh
street above Madison, was packed to ITS
capacity. Preparations had been made
To accommodate l,loO.
The banquet was featured by no speak-
ing. Instead of that. there was singing,
several selections being given by Harry
RAYMOND, tenor. II. J. Guthrie was toast
master. The hall was decorated with
potted plants. cut flowers and palms.
1t was reported last night by IL. }.
Guthrie, commander-ln-chlef, that 600
members were added to the Scottish
Rite during the fiscal year, and that the
membership In the State was now about
| 800
At the conclusion of the iniatitory
exercises IN the afternoon, Commander
Guthrie was presented n Studebaker
coupe roadster by a number of brothers
in the conslstory.
Among the activities of the day was the
voluntary subscription raised for the
benefit of the new Consistory House,
Tenth and Jefferson streets. More than
s.. 600 was raised TO purchase new fur
ni>hings.
The windup of the initiation was wit
messed in the afternoon when class of
$50 candidates were given the thirty
second degree by class Of 200 men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
BEATHs.

Mary JuIcs'"' I s ii widow =" Of E William NJ.
RELATIVES % and md friends % are invited to attend
the funeral services at her iato residence.
dio East Sixth street, on SATURDAY after
noon, May 2n. at O'Clock flocal time1, In
terment at Rivervicw cemetery.
BOECk--At Carney's Point. n. j., on May
~ 1920, Henry Francis infant son Of
William J. and Mary johnson Boeck aged
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral on saturday. May ~, at 10
O'Clock. a. M. from the residence OF bis
grandparents, William =. johnson. 1908
West Sixth street. Wilmington, Del. Inter
ment at Cathedral cemetery.
CALDwELIs--In Delaware City. Del. on
May ~. 1920 Sarah Amanda Caldwell.
in her SSth year.
Funeral services will be held at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Frank Belyille on Tues
day morning June 1. at 10 80 o'clock stand
ard timel Interment at Mt. Moriah ceme-
terry. Philadelphia, Pa. at o'clock.
CARNEY-At circenville. Del. on May 20.
1920. John T. son of the late John and
Relatives. friends and members OF Della
to attend the funeral from his late residence.
Grccnvlic Saturday morning at q
o'clock. Requiem mass az 81. Joseph S
Church. lnterment at st. Joseph GENE
terry.
CROSSAN-In this city. on May %. 1920,
George l.. Crossan. aged 72 years.
Relatives. friends. members of Welcome
pIoycs of Harlan 4 Hollngsworth Co. are
Invited to attend the funeral services at his
late residence, Il w. Twentythird street.
on Sunday afternoon, May 20. at o clock.
local time. Interment at Riverview ceme-
terry.
HETHERTON-In this city on May 90.
1920 William Hetherton. aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at his late residence,
l4O4 Riyeryiew avenue. on saturday, May
%. at 800 O'Clock. lnterment at Greenhill
cemetery.
HYDF-In this city. on May 20 1920,
Ellen widow of Daniel Hyde. Sr., for
merly of Hockessin
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Way, 1911 Lincoln street.
on Saturday morning at O'Clock (staud-
ard timc). Requiem mass at st. AIMS
Church. lnterment at st. Joseph ceme-
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
DEATHS.

LOERE At Beach North DAKOTA, on May
% 1920. Howard H., son of John Loehe,
aged IL years.
FuncraI services will be held az Chambers 5
funeral parlcrs 2t4 W. Ninth street. on
Monday May ~, at $50 0 clock. lnterment
at SilVCrbrook cemetery
AfcCR EA-In this city. on May "a 1920
George f husband OF Elizabeth McCrea
Relatives and friends and employees OF r
Fl II shops are invited Ia attend the funeral
from his late residence I1I6 W Fourth
street. on Saturday morning AZ clock
solemn requiem mass a. ~! lhomaS
Church lnterment at Ca thedral cemetery.
MURPHY In this city. on May p. 1920.
sarah ID widow Of James Murphy.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from her late residence. 502
Delaware aNcnue.on Monday morning. May
81 al 10 o. OCloCk tloCal time. Requiem
mass az the Cathedral. Interment at Cath
edral cemetery. Omission Of flowers kindly
requested
ODO>NELL- In this city. on May 27.
1920. Nora. wife of Thomas II ODnnncli
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from her late residence. 532
Pine street on Monday morning at q
q clock Requiem mass at 81 Mary 5
Church. Interment at Cathedral cemetery
OGRAM-Near Hockessiu Del. on May
26 1920 Frances ORram in her 10th year
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited ID attend the funeral services at her
late residence near Hockessin, on saturday
afternoon - a -
AZ Red CLAY Creek cemetery Auto viii meet
/ O clock trolley leaving Brandywine Springs
and hennett square. at Goid1ng Bridge.
PFTERSON-In this city. on May p. 1872 0.
stephen W Peterson. aged 79 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 al ttend
the funeral services s. the residence Of his
son-in-law Edwin ". Booth. 70l West
Twenty seventh street on Friday evening
May Is al ; CLOCK, local time lnterment
At Broohlyn, \. ] (, on sunday May 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
PLAYGROUND FOR
, CHILDREN OF CITY
Community Service and Park Com
missioners Cooperating IN
Providing Amusements.

During the coming summer months ne
children OF Wilmington will have better
Fairgrounds and facilities for recreation
than they have been provided hereto
fore. The Wilmington Community Ser
wee is cooperating with the Park Com
missioners. The former accepted yestcr-
dav. subject to the approval OF the Com
mllnitv Service Committee, the invita-
ZION of the Park Board to take over the
Pine street playground and the Chappeil
playground in South Wilmington.
The Community Service will also
conduct the following Fairgrounds after
school hours, kirkwood. Delamorc, Wal
nut. Madison and Clayton Arrangements
are being made TO conduct IN all-year
playground in the vicinity OF the mon
Park Gardens While the funds at the dis
posal of the Community. Service are
limited. Harold Keats, director oil the
work here stated yesterday that the
organization would make every effort
To help the youngsters during their play
hours.
One of the plans suggested by the
Park Commission Is to conduct class ot
playground workers at the Madison
playground. Every effort will be made
by the Community Service to improve
the facilities at the Fairgrounds where they
will have charge. \ competent corps ot
workers will be secured for the work. In
the management Of the plavgrounls the
Community Service will work with Miss
Jeanette Weaver,
superintendent Of Fairgrounds and I'd
ward r. Mack OF the Park Commission.
IL is planned by the Community Ser
vice to begin the work during June. The
city playground workers conduct the
grounds during two months, July and
August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
HELD To COURT.
Martin Quinn Charged With Taking
Material From Wilmington Leather Go.

Martin Quinn was held in $500 bail n
Municipal Cours this morning for trial
by the Court OF General Sessions on a
charge of stealing 80 pieces OF leather from
the Wilmington Leather Go.
Evidence showed that the company
had missed skins from the department in
which Quinn worked and hat skins
found in his room were manufactured by
that company.
Quinn said that the skins had been left
1t his room by one Tom Alullin, a tanner
" ho was experimenting on \ color process
and boxed to be sent e. Japan He said he
gave them to Nlullin when the latter called
Tor them. On cross-cxamination he said
he had not seen Nullin before for nine
wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
AT THE PARKS.

Brandywine Springs Park Will open for
the season tomorrow The park lraS been
put into excellent shape and is filled with
up-to-date amusements. 4 new whip.
which Is a riding device, has been in
stalled
Shellpot Park has been open for two
weeks and is now having the biggest
patronage in its history II IS becoming
favorite place for automobile parties. is
we'll as for those who go out on the trolley
cars. There Will be q special program At
both parks on Memorial Day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
$3.50

special Don't fail ~ save money II yol ars Interested
Is we offer. Coa- Dent Frs- r..r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28

Beautiful new models 0f
beaded and lowered geor1
cite. tricOtIle and silk tfi-
-Oiette. In all wanted color,
and WOnlens and misses
SIZES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12

Tho twins hadn't gone very far
when they heard the duck quacking
AGAIN Now. after Nancy had cut OF
his stlly black rooster tail with her
little sharp scissors. no had seemed
70 b. very happy. and waggied his
own little nub Of a nail quito content
edly. Now" said he. ~ can leave
Topsy-Turvcy land. and 20 back
home to my friends In the harnyard
and the Erues under tho woodpile.-
But hors no was. auaeking again
a. sadly rs overt SO back they hur-
ricd to the swamp what Is II
now,~ asked Nick. pceping thru the
WecdS-
My tail- walled tho duck. But
the twins could SEQ very well for
thcmseivca Tho disseminated duck
had only lost one ridiculous tan to
ret another. This time II spread out
like . great fan behind him.
Il forgot to tell you" said the
duck. much ashamed. that I told
the Fairy Queen I'd ike TO have the
turkey gohhier's tail. too. She said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
MORE TROUBLE

I COULDN'T havc two fine tnils at once.
but that I might have ono Mt . time
80 when you cut OF my rooster tail.
this one srrw. I'm completely dis
gusted.-
Nancy had 10 laugh. -ffne fcath'
ers mako fine birds. Two heard mama
say. hut like you better plain. Mr..
Duck
-Drake-' corrected the bird. My
names Drake. But that hasn't any
thing 20 do with looks. has itT''
well" said Nancy. "tri cut your
turkey tail OF. too. IL you like. But
my SCISSORS ar, getting very dull. Mr..
Drake. 10 please don't wish again ="
Tho feathers were soon on. and
Mr.. Drake wnKgied his own tail hap
pill. Goodbye. my dcarsr' he said.
As they skipped of down the road.
eff I SEQ your lost monkey IN let
you know"
Nancy and Nick. with their Green
Shoes and Magical Mushroom. turned
corner just then. and Mr.. brakes
voice was lost In tho distance.
tCepyrsxht. 1870. n. y Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
Prickly Porky Makes Good His Boast
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS

EyARNfER BROWNS BOY was
y tired and he was crocz- He had
trAmped and tramped thru the Green
Forest IN search Of Prickiy Perky.
hut not so much as one OF his little
npearn had no found You scc. he
had not been looking In tho right
place. He had not once thought to
inok up In tho tops OF the trees. for
lie knew nothing about pcrcupines
" their habrs. Finally he sat down
to rest under tail poplar tree.
IF I could Just get a glimpse Of
that fellow. ia fill him full Of shot"
xrowied Farmer Browns Boy.
Now. he thought that no ono heard
him. But he was mistaken. Dozens
Of little ears heard him. Striped
Chipmunk. pecping out OF hole In
tho ground not three feet away.
heard him and shivered n be rolled
his bright little eyes up to the top
Of the tall poplar. Peter Rabbit
oquAtstng behind a thick bush. rolled
hia eyes up to tho top OF the tail
poplar and shivcred. too. So did
Johnny Chuck. and Jimmy Skunk
and Happy Jack Squirrel and Billy
Mink and Bobby Coon and 10, OF
other little meadow people ana forest
folk who werc hiding close by. Red
dy Fox didn't shivcr. lie Just grin
ned wickedly and waited. taking
greaf care to keep out OF sight
Down in his heart he was afraid OF
Prtckly Porky. and he hoped that
Farmer Browns Boy would make
good his dreadful threat And up in
the top OF the tall poplar some one
else heard his dreadful threat II,
Was Pr1ckly Perky himself
He stopped eating and looked down
~ Farmer Browns Boy and his gun
v{o-sa fReddy Fox grinning and
the other little meadow people and
forest folk shivertng with fright.
Prickiy Perky smiled to himself. so
they think I'm n boastor because I
said I'm not afraid. do they7- he
muttered. Then very slowly. for he
never hurries, he began To climb
down the tree.
Farmer Browns Boy heard his
claws rafting on the tree and looked
up. He was 80 surprised that for a
minute hs Just stared fooiishiy. Then
he sprang to hisffeet and threw up
his gun Every one shut their eyes
ana put their hands over their ears
every one but Reddy Fox. who grin
ned more wickediy than ever. But
stlIl Prickly Perky kept right on
climbing down
But Farmer Browns Boy didn't
shoot "T'n wait until he gets nearer
and then I'll be sure OF him." said he
So he waited. and all the time
Prick1y Perky kept right on climbing
DOWN Farmer Browns Boy didns
know what TO make OF It TITS q
shame to shoot him. for I can kill him
with club" said he, and reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
Hats for Women
Arouse London

LONDON, March 12.-L.abelcd
FLATS for women M. P.'s." the head
gear in n Regent street millinery In
attracting enormous attention.
A number OF prominent English
women have betrayed their pariia-
mentary ambitions by visiting tho
store and trying on the hats
Lady Nancy Aston wears n simple
black velvet toquo IN tho house OF
commons. sho Is no far tho only
woman member of parliament. tho
Countess Marltiewicz, Sim Fein
member. having refused TO tako her
seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12

The first jointed artificial leg was
invented in 1853 by Count do Beu'
fort OF France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
$40, 900 Necklace
Is Lost in Blaze

HEWLETT. ~. Y. March IA
$4,000 pearl necklace was lost In a
fire that destroyed homo occupied
by Norris SeIlnr. A stock Of wincs
in tho Collar was saved md stored
n IL sArAGA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
Hotel Constructs
Studio for Singers

NEW YORK. March iz---so that
singers In tho hotei may practice
whenever they feel the urge. tho
Majestic hotel hns had a glass On
closed studio built In tho roof garden
whore tho song birds can try out
their voices without disturbing other
RueatA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
British Official
Wants Leaa Paw

LONDON. England. March is.-Be
cause he said he thought his salary
OF $40 a weak too high. NJ Times,
executive officer Of the Hitchin area
food control committee. has asked
for n reduction to $40. 1t was
granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12

A girl never forgcts tho first kiss
shc gets after reaching tho age
where kisses count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12

Ieg . fsw csnts you can
r. . 0all bottle Of the
maets fssssoaS discovered BY
q Cincinnati chemist.
Just ask At any drug store
loe . msll bottle Of fSsssone.
Apply . few dsops upon .
tsndsr, aching corn and IN
stsutly that old bothezsome
corn stops hurting, then
shortly you ean Lift II out,
- ~ ~ ~ ~ AagGa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12

for n stick. And atm Pr.ckiy Perky
carno down
When he reached the ground. what
do you think no did7 Why. he
walked right over and shifted Mt tho
gun OF Farmer Browns boy, and
gave funny little Erunt. ms IL 20
say. You won't hurt me" and then
he turned his back and hlowly
walked over TO another tree and be-
gan to climb.
Tho frcckled face OF Farmer
Browns Boy broke into a broad
laugh. We'll" said he. you csrtain-
Iy have got nervei You seem 10 DO
minding your own business. 30 I
guess I won't interfere"
And. shouidoring his gun. he
trampcd off thru tho Green Forest
Next story. Tn Visit 70 Fnrm~
Browns.