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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Trn nnc 9anter.

Sucr 400 Eerioner nntogcs al
bore omfonmet ncO Den fratife
Camper "9lirique"s Sorlis / oe,l
%blScaiifc @itgt / forrigc llgc.
st Hngte ON, at Spiflano
lfllloc bapc afiIlttet en- Sperensfomit
n1eo Souict H~usIano, bIcp / Sllsoags
officielt bcnegtet ira Berlin.
st traoolsit Telegram ira Der.
lin berettcr, at irnnife Soloater %
Srlp8Sga'ter | Soutlon bar giort Wtpt.
teri paa 8rurlb al for fnappc greb.
r%ationcr. Meloingen er life befrri-
tet ira franif Solo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
st yanb / Spra.

Gen iinaarife Sraftot bIcp / for.
riGc ltge al oct eberite Haao opcr.
raft Sen ungarifc Delegation / Ea.
ria. @uuo bette Sofumert gif III
paa blco life uplplt / Yari3, men ser
maa ollereoe upre blet oiielltIiggiori
| Vltoape't % boue giort ct operpPl4
ocuoe S1otrpt, Tor oct mleooelcs ira
@llNapcIt, pia Berlin, at ale ullgar.
lie Ipiier / Ssroag3 uofom mcf
"Ssrgcranb", at forte SsrgeiIng
bIep beiit oper ale piientlige %
mango priuate 9pninger / Suoa.
peit, % at ale Scatre bar foaet Eaa.
lag ON at holoe luffet / ire Gage
ipm Segn pna SoIfelprg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Soaano % 2isaen.

Gen boQanblfe He9iering irem.
Iagoc Den 140c Gan. / Hationolfors
iomlinQen / Soag ct Torilaq ON, at
5ollnno ~illlttcr Jig til Geroclsligoen.
: Ben 0}"otipcring, iom lcoio0eoc 6or.
iIoget, crflGrcoc Hc9icringerL at 81.
gacn / oen3 mluprcnoc Sfiftclic bar
lull0t ira, hpno man fltloe enlfc, men
at &~ubincttct aligcuel ionot set til
rnnocligt Tor NoIIano at lutte Jig
til bclt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
S9ina cit "Iurcitillina".

Sra SnoapeIt te~legrafcrcs, at Sen.
rettelien oeritco5 Ell earle Morgel
tornplig al ct tort gntal aomnlrni.
tier blonbt anbct blcp operppret al En-
slot rornemnle Gamer OF 0errcr
elegant Sel'tobaontrGf og 9an1ernt
rlgt bebrngt mco Smpffer. Sc ton
olrcfte ira iine alllbbcr og "ienc
Wflooogc", og Denlrc ltbpa9cligc SO.
reittaing" ubgioroe ligeiom Iiilltt.
ningell paa Nattens Scitligbe0cr.
Som befienot bar Sc Muicreoe MI lat
Ell Chopper ior oiaie Mo5icbcllrcttel.
icr / Sltoopeit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Gn Sipgnits Gnocliat.

Ut @crlInerblao m~eooeler, at Sap.
tcin Worubt, Gheien ior Sen tpifc In.
ocroanoSboao, iom / i'm Sio ipnfcoe
bet %fro1ifc Slogifib "Ianton" %
mango andre Sfibe, / Snsoog5 oebc
pda ct Soipital / Sornbl1rg eiterot
babe taget Ell Coils Sit.
Set %ironife Slagifib Canton" -
$4,000 Cons - bIeb tprococret /
W}looelbooct Sen 10oe Warts 1917.
296 Mtono5 gif Thumbs meo Sfibet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
6pae er ~pauf4ree?

Eora0ag &pclO ~airelltc &rl0nItnl
tier l@inIton Opener Gb%urcblI, Wfa.
riucminliler g8ulter Nltntc Spng,
2uerlttpnmlQnoerenOc oDcr Den brt.
title Tlouoe NonliraI Scuttn % @e.
neruiitab@cbcf Scltmar'talt Sir @en-
IN 23iIion ira &onOon til TartS. Gc
hopoc ira 4remierminiiter Slopo @e.
orlc iuaet SSlbuo on at fonlrtc til
Nnri2 oiebliffclig for Ell &onIcrcnce.
Somti0igt bIeo Oct oplu't, at Iomi
raj &cIicoe, iom cr paa &ci til ct
&ciog ! &roiiIicn % Nrgcntina bap-
Sc iaoct Crorc til 0ieblltteli8 at pcll-
oc blcm til Gn9lnu0.
&lltct Huber at alt bette paftc
poIoiom Gpii9t gn1louo, bnor man
itror ipltrQtc liuanNcn: bDao / al
&crOcn iful Bette bctnoc? Mpa0 CT
pooiuroc2
Gc ppeunUuntr &crrcr, &eocrnc az
Sen brittle &riIsnloqt tiIlun02 %
IllDnllo@, bar efter i'm Nlton't til
GoriS in0en tlIfrebSitiQcnoc 6orflo-
ring glprt poa ocrea bopc0tulle >SnO-
fnI0eIie til Eoria. Wtcu noget megc,
olporliqt nloa Set aobcnbart giUloe.
OIon iTttcr ganifc naturlig al
bcnnc ]9}crOoijtet | Sorbinoclic nlco
ocu %Guojm, (irgcne hor ta9et /
Nltalouo. IT set @olibcpifernea
Gruicl iuloo Ea0icn, Gcriicn % Wie-
iopotomiCm, lom phtoieIi0 bar lat
SfrUf / Gnalmo? GQcr cr oct
Eitcriialtotcruc % be irnoa @rUnic
itnter imoo &cit, iom truc3?
Gn I'M bolt1t Sonierence boloes
nctop i oi2ie Sage / M~cIiin8ior2,
EmIou0, ~ man nnorca INT poa, ONT
oct cr Sc g,llI.r,oea Wtenin9 at hiul
pe Oi2ic Stot,r til at bpalc ell ionl-
WrtnnunQeuoe Ail1r ior at "hlnbre
ocn rl2'Ntc &2.ibcpiamc2 Ui0cre l(o
brcoeiic imo0 Nett"
Ger i]orcIiQatr ingcu ~ofiiciel WicO
oclcIie ont. Hua0 Sen baltiifc Sonic
renee bar for ia, nIcr Der mcIoca
priuot ira NclUngior2, at sc iunaa
NrUnlc'tatcr Err iaa ucliae ON nrs
item alt uull,lt at set or ncNet llnna
%ll0ndtcr til, at aonicrcuccu oil re
"illIt2rc / en- ba,ttit SlNa, ION bctpocr
uoQct. On aU0cn Gag cr oct, at
Dc oIlicrcoc Stoymagter funoc d II
q G Dem n0 / en- Aulancc inloo So
pi1t Nualnu0.
Ntcn lom Sa1crnc itaar er GitInu0
rcoc I'll at u~n0erbanolc ON fornlel
lSreo uco Moifpa. GcaicrinGcn, %
Oct piI QicrUg IA 9taboitatcrne Ill at
QIcrc oCt ialamc. Setpla % Golcn
utlOc, at cn loooan Siga oglaa ltitIoc
Alrrc Nront MOO Spiflulto, men bette
oil life Eluiou0 uPre mcb paa i2ien.
GcruUit err Ser 8rolicitribiabeocr,
nlcIlcm %ttuio % Sitballcn ~ mel
lem Slth0lcu a Tolcl. ~ ingclt a.
0c inl0n Stottr mar iuaet lllc Orun
Ter bcIlemt moo Sit % bill bcIlcr life
'oa set uOcu Norbano!Ingcr mco go
piet Hu2lQu0
Get fol iUritg prre Sober, lom or
ior en- iorcitaaenoe Sollbcuif-
"a Set err life ulanolpnltgt,
DC Aulercoc raaoilaar ON al brin-
&c Golcn NiUIp paa en- eIler anocn
@iaooc.
Git cr ioIlalO imitfcrt, al @olibepi'
fcrne c'tcr Sc itoIte aiaiercnoe Scire
/ Slbjrjeu % Spbrtalano %.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
,freo 90 ufrco,

p" ~'"N -
Gicu0cn eOeIo0Oc Sc inaa 9rocr
opcr Con, men Den iturc >lcrnbonc.
bro it0ar IWert. Gu rcuohltionrr
Noultc til al ltprc @pcn cr INT oolt.
net Hoitoo.
I'll op~cuitoocnbc (clc0rom ieicr
ocu onrritouifc YubIiciit ,SIaoc Son
| %culuc iom uctop or Drnot hicm ira
Alt2lauo ~ioIacnoc mtcrca iuutc ~.
lualtinNcr.
Gen raoc 2(rmc2 GrobrtuG AZ no
itou or ocn itGritc miIitUrc 5cir. iom
MoIihcuilcruc bar uunnct, liocn Sc
fom til Ntaltcn Tor 10 Nor iiocn.
Nn'too or isIuc NIcrtct i Con aoiuf
fcruca %auo. Set rr oQioa isritr
@ona, iiocu Ocn ulaiiitc H~cuolutiou
ianot Stco, at DC ~Ntu0c" bar uuret
/ &ciioocIic al Noitop. &irfuiu9cn
hcroi poo set rll@iiitc ToIf nil u0rt
iuoIuicu0c ipr ole.
W}co Roitoua EaIo har Aoiuffcr
neg N}ooitnuo moo N|cDolutioncn Iiot
hooblpit Stibbruo. Get uar iro No
itou, at @cncroI aornllou / lin 3io
iturtcoc i'm Observation-Disclosures @c
UTaCIic Get bar o~crira, at @rrc
raj 2roanoif opcrcrcoc into0 Souict
Nu2lan0. aoioffcrnc2 "~1ctman~,
@cncrol aoIcojnc hoooc lit Nopco
fuortcr Noitou, "a set ionnc bou-
oc, mi ijoit General Gcnifinc.
Nurioacn iii 0cuifiue. TclttoQct2
%0romottltc Smmlenbruo cr BOG life
bare at iolc / Nolihcnifcrnca milf
tryc Cucrlcacnhco; oct ifDloc5 liac
ioo mcQct Ccnitinc iclp "a hans
Gnriitillc W}onOc at imre puo. san
Qior0c &e'olfninQen / Oc o~ftupereoc
Hcaioucr til line SLENDER iitcoctior
lime &euucr. oerior bopoc bans mon
Rc bunorcoc WiiI breoc Tront iuqen
9}oaroo.
Nu ga Sopict R~clirrin1cn En-
opcr iuo omtrcnt hrIc oct cit
ropritc 9}u2lon0, Dor G]ltcrrctnin
acrtle ON en- boIibcoiitiit @cuUaelic /
al &noicn oa E~criicu life
bctrogtc2 Ion bare Tontaitcricr. Get
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

ino / miIitpr Scltieenoe er blet Ell
V|agt, Tom life er at ipsge meo, bpor
De mi emo timber paa at opererc, en-
ten Oct or / Git clGcr / geit.
Gen nrrnteite Srenltib bill peI aa.
bcllbdre, boao iom er paaiprbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
= iinlNs.-Ilomerfet 24O 9cres

- Karin 2Sinneibeit Gountu, Soma; er
Tortrtnii9 o%pbprtet, bar ct lint GET SpQuiuz
ger, loinerfet Gono alt lnogiGrbet % frposs
SlGroet bopeologeli9 meb "g3opeu @ire".
peo Nopeopet, Eottrlite og Seleion. mar
Stole o9 8trfe Slltit paa bet enc Soisrns al
Ea1loet, | npr't Excitement. Sette er en- al
DC 1%tileite larme norb9itli9e Soma. Sfriu
I'll eller bele8 gSilliam i. &eru, abminis
l%trator. Seeorab, Soma, u. s. 3. DO. 4,
Gor 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
cmifcs. = Sprpaoter fpr 800

- NcreS Sdrm / Deb 9iper SaIen meo
anoel | 8ornoplin9 % 6pGgbsirtnin9. geos
le 1laoe, pel orpnerebe gano, Ell Mfil ira Vp.
Dtooerne Sp9ninser. nor Sfo9luno, Sors
irtnIt9 ,Varm Tor 6pG9, torn, loteter. SSo=
%retr9tter Eorpa9ter nleo Grfdrine / Spbrptz
ming az SnlobloostuG9. Spgip Samiliens
SterrelIe % bpao lloitpr bapes. Geferencer.
ID. Sl8bert awes Gonpaup, Miiuueapolis,
Wtinueiotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Zen nurifc Nmcrifalinic.

argeriioro" aigif ira Stem gorf beu
t6bc Sonlar meh 346 EoSiaaerer pg
pcntes at mnfommc I'll @eraen Sen
25bc Samlar. NGitc gigang ira
Icw 9orf Tor "StapanscriiorS" bill
iulbe Sieb Den 27be Sebrilar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

(bpem bar nogcniinbe burt on, oer)
og Senin8 &egicring / Huslallo.
Fclt9e og Smpffer inntgles itaoig illo
| Solallb / propaganda giemeo, OF
A%rre'tationer foregaor bpppigt peo
8rGniell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

~Susoeunen" cr %gararteret | 10
9gar, men bill rare en- ReunciieaIoer.
9e ianr Soften for balp Yris, uaar
Sc .isber en- Naifi,l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
"Subbcltairnacrcu", ion begun

Der | uebialc0l Nlnmcr al "%co gr'
ncn", or en- Qanitc aroen 6ortruing
emo "GobbcItoirnscreu~ Al Charles
@arpicc, iom Tor Siocn saar |
"aplnocu % @ienrmet".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Gaptcin NCmpcl opb.

""F'N" t"fN' WV ~lullplltoF
rInn. amcricaU $inicu@ S~opcotontov
Z Chicago har moNtoact aabcl0rnln
ira &iobcuboou ON, At Gampifibct
Oscar is ttoljgerc manacoario,
Gercr, &ap,cin ). " hcnpcl, opee
rcritcoa oen 1l0c Sauiar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Nnfcs.-G,l unatar gnlfer en-
- 6usboloerite paa fSarm mar Sreu.
9. ssiuiamisn, u. 3, Sor 65, grauite SAILS,
Minnelota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
SD(0cnter ipr ulb1uinberi enrps

til at iGl9e be al os tiluirfeoe Norer
olrette til ,Sorbru9ere. Iore Q}arer beitoor
AZ unoertsl, 5Rpper, Str9mper, Sueaters
0. |. Slere Gountper Soma er eubuu
adbre. Sor iuloitGuoig llnoerretniug till
"trip heb 9tIper gSooleu WflQs COMPANY,
,Ser9lls Sails, Minnelota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Wr. Tarmfprpaater:- Noter DIT
~ al forpa9te Ell Sarm belle bit gip, eQer
e. Oct DIN Sante engung at bIipe Gier al ell.
Yer er Ell COB 4nleoning til at eie ell larm
| W{trneAotu. Sfrip ibd9 eiter irie aarter
% Siterotnr. Treb 3. Sbern,au, Commits
TONER Of Immigration, Room 113 State
capitol, ct. Faul, Weiune'ota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

cnnes.-Stunts % Habbits.
- Gil eipe Ben heisiie Vris for a~IIeila9s
GelSlfino % Der tt COB Eris Tor RabbitS.
Seuo eiter grisIiits. u. :. Suitin, 2sbaIan,
Wtinueiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
cujfcs.-Gn uno % 5ui(h finn.

- o%inapilf Gi9e eler 6pinbe loln maotte
bebepe en- Siem enifes opta9et ct eobt norif
Mleln. Sor nRrmere llnoerretnin9 ifrip tit
Mrs. WFarie 9. Sobuien, 1916 Glmira aue.,
Slpertor, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
= tialgS.-5enfer bu at fiybe

Ior big lelp eIer Tor bin Con ct Stem
| ct ncrif Excitement iaa ifrip til lnoerteoneoe
% Wftl ira @rPnien nteIlem Soma oq WPius
Nelota, R Rtrte, Stole, Greamerp % 99u.
&lln Ell yorm NIT Nlenr. gor 500.
9tem Hi6laub, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

Stiialgs. = T1IoblpOs Barred
- flpmoutb BOD 2Gs ior Ru9nin9 81 .25
pr. II. 3. Steueriou, u. 3, Goibton, 2&is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

10000 Ncres gpbt SSarmlanb.-
~ S9t peo StorbperreS D}orfeoer. Sfats
ter % go Heute CT alt ou nil bape at betalc
paal0 Har, bpis ou buffer os bolber Rreatus
rer. Deb Slouer Sano so, 6lopertou. 9}iu,.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

Navy Department lacked the VIII 90
win and that Admiral Benson was
anti British" Daniels charged.
Hale denied that Sims made such a
charge, and In a lengthy defense OF
Sims declared Sims had the rish'
TO charge onicers lacked the VIII 70
win" -.
THAT Is a grave charge TO swear
to- Daniels continued. mo person
heard Admiral Sims say anytnlns
relative TO this during the war, inc
letter violated all the traditions OF
the navy"
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
DAN|ELSSAYSS|MS
BROKE NAVY RULES
ny LEE ELM ER.
InteruAsioaAI News Service.

Traditions and rules OF the navy
were violated" by Admiral Sims In
the writing and the publication OF
the latter making charges against
the Navy Department" Secretary
Daniels today told the Senate com
mittee investigating the charges
made by Sims. .
~ am pleased that the charges were
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

And they waited on themselves, a baSk was
furnished free as they entered the store, each Gus
toner passed into the first aisle and found on each
side display of fine grocery articles with swing
ing price tag in front of each assortment. What
she chose to select selected and thus through
four aisles It'll the checkers desk reached, where
the articles tabulated on an adding machine,
then paid for. At the same time, the bundle wrap
per was removing the articles from the free basket
into paper bag (aso free), and the customer
passed out of the store with wrapped package,
clean and sanitary and paid for
These customers got home with fresh groceries
clean groceries-a bunch of clerks and porterS
had not had mad wild scramble over any of the
things carried home They had not been dropped
on the floor tramped on dirt split into them, They
had not been given to a delivery wagon to be
olted all over town before reaching their destina-
ton They had not been, mixed with other peoples
goods They had not been mashed by some one
sitting on them or stepping on them while in de-
livery wagon. Nobody had been waiting at home
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
GET OUT EARLY, BOYS.

The Pepco A. c. tackles AUDITORS
and Accounts today ,on Diamond no
1. Monument Lot, at o;3o oSioeh'
and all players are reaues'eu '"
report early.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

made public since they have not been
Daniels declared.
That 10 a question for .the com
mittee 10 decide" Chairman Hale,
Republican, OF Maine, declared.
Daniels QUisses Hale.
81 do not believe the committee in
yestigating navy awards had a right
TO demand the letter written by Ad-
miral Sims on another question"
Daniels declared.
The crossexaminstion OF Daniels
resolved into a cross-exsmination OF
Chairman Hale when Secretary Dan
iels questioned the facts outlined by
Chairman Hale and had Hale read
charges made by Sims,
Chairman Hale said the committee
was not concerned In personal griev-
snces and FOR twenty minutes read
from the record TO Demonstrate
that Admiral Sims did not have per-
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

hour, two hours or half day for her gro
cerieS that didn't come because somebody else got
theirs first.
They had not been left on the back porch step
because nobody was home and there to be at the
mercy of "hide- -and-seek" game played by the
cats and dogs of the neighborhood who raced and
jumped and smelt and licked and bit into some of
the things.
They were not thrown into ha-open door
of somebody's kitchen by the impatient. tired and
reckless delivery boy, who "skated' them clear
across the floor and possibly mixed rice with coffee
and potatoes with molasses while he down the
driveway to get in hurry to the next stop, where
he could, make another skoot" along the Kitchen
floor with somebody elSe's things to cat
No. ma am "REE BOB TAIL-CAT TALL"
nothing like any of this happened to PIGGLY
WIGGLY Customers. Each one Of them got clean,
sanitary Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables at price
margin never before had in the world from Gro
Gerry store.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
Mount Vesuvius In Eruption

Would not have poured red hot lava faster than good
old Washington has poured hgheeers and those also
heels not high The Silk Stocking Crowd, the Crowd
with Stockings and possibly without Stockings
all of these and more too have thronged PGGLY WGGLY
Stores and carried away with them good things eat.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
Demouaee. sims Charge.

"In his reflections about what the
navy should have done he made no
constructive suggestions.
"The rules of the Navy Department
prohibit reflections upon one officer
by another. Admiral Sims made the
personal charge. that Officers Of The
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

sonal grievance but had crllieiLeo
those in charge OF the Navy"
admiral Sims did not cast reflec-
tion on the navy. but those In charge
OF the navy" Hale declared.
You cannot make a criticism OF
the Navy Dspa artment without eriticis-
ing the navy" Daniels interjeeted.
.'Yo said the Sims letter criticizing
the navy was not personal and did
not attack individuals. That is not
the opinion OF the general public or
Admiral Sims in his testimony be-
fore the committee.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11

were low and balanced. A few years
ago Wa bought flour at 75c sack po-
tatoes at soc; eggs at l2-l5c; suit of
clothes at Sl5-S20. Wages were 81. 25-
Sl.15. That was time of l.. &. l..
Wages are now S. so per day -four
50. 90; eggs 45c 6Oc: suits $50 Sl0O DO.
tatoes 81. so Sc per 100 pounds High
cost of living, but balanced Just the
same as was low cost of living. There
is no difference unless YOU are living
/ too high, which is the evil.
Now as to nursery stock Trees are
high priced, gone to state of balance
Just like everything else. each to each.
| The growers are now buying more
trees than they did when the prices
were l0c 25c. The money is Just as
ready and more so than years ago.
All the trees | have sold IN two sea-
sons have been paid for c. o. d. Grow.
ers come and get the trees you want
now for prices will rise until 1923. Get
| ahead in the game and the fellow that
waits for prices to drop will wait for
his trees to grow to fruiting while you
Will be drawing money for your prod
uct. See Lister about trees now.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11

f. D. kanaga the latters place o
Columbia street. DR.. and Mrs. kanag 4
will move to the Cottage Farm resort
Of Mrs. Alma Howe until plans for "a
new home are made.
Mrs. +. W. Chindlund has Joined the
list of motor enthusiasts. Mr.. Chlnd-
lund recently presented his wife with a
Studebaker roadster for a birth lay
present. For the past three weeks
Mrs. Chindlund has missed no opDor
tunity of devoting sunshine days to
local spins. With the weather good
Saturday she decided to drive to Port
land. She made the trip alone over
the Highway and now lays claim to
eXpertness.
Miss Nina Van Allen left Monday for
Minneapolis, where March II her we'd
ding to Donald Mac I.aren will be SOL
emnized. Her mother, Mrs. Ida Van
Allen, accompanied her as far as PEN
dleton. where she will visit relatives.
Mr.. MacLaren, graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon. later attended Cor
nell University, where he took gradu
ate work in architecture. He and his
bride will make their home in Minne-
apolis.
Upper Valley friends of Miss lrma
Coulter, who is now attending school
in Tacoma, have Just learned that the
young student has won the second prize
in the nationwide essay contest on
Advantages of Enlistment in the
United States Army" In 1917 Miss
Coulter won Shetland pony on an es-
say written in contest with the fol
lowing for "a subject, What We Can
do to Win the War.
Accompanied by her two brothers
W. b. trev. of Oklahoma, and Henry
Frey, of Vancouver, and their wives
Mrs. W. F. Tucker motored up from
Portland last week. Mrs. Tucker ex
poets to bring her two sisters in law,
Mrs. Edward Wilder and Mrs. Jennie
I. Johnson, of Chicago, and go this
week to I'll Corrigidor for an exteI ded
stay.
New schoohouses Of Parkdale and
M0sler, both of which will be bIll.
this summer, will be equipped with he
most modern heating plants. j. G..
Bayer. heating engineer Of Portla I'd,
was here last week comforting with
the Baldwin Swope Contraction Co.,
engaged in drawing plans for the
structures. The heating systems, it j.
: aid, will be automatic and equil Ell
with ventilating fans.
Writing from Newton Center, NJ J..
where she is now residing, Mrs " G.
Snow saws. Would miss the Gli Ter
very much 1t is like letter I om
home. We are having very sc re
winter weather here two above aro
this morning (the letter was wri tea
February 20, and it will be weeks 3e.
fore the snow is gone. business 70,
been almost at standstll. 1t is II, ed-
less to say that do not like slch
weather.
Excitement was created on Monday
night when bells of the electric burl lar
alarm at the First National Bank oe-
gan to ring. The adjoining pool nall
was empted in about five seconds. The
/ bell began to ring at 10 o'clock, and
many pedestrians on the street soon
congregated at the building. S. }.
Moore, who happened to be downtown,
and Night Marshal Hart entered the
bank The alarm was caused by I'M
properly setting the combination of the
vault.
II. c. l.? The greater evil is high
living. If everything is high and bal
anced it Is the same as if everything
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Forum to Discuss Measures

As soon as official pamphlets. carry
ing arguments for and against the bills
to be voted on at the approaching May
primary election, have been mailed the
forum Of the Riverside church plans or
holding meeting for "a general dis
cusslon of the measures. 1t is likely
that some speakers will be brought
here to discuss capital punishment.
The tNrum's next speaker will be
John Z. White, a Chicago attorney,
who will discuss civic righteousness
Mr.. White, who will speak Sunday
night, March Il, will address member,
of Pine Grove grange the Friday even
ing before.
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Students TO Give MOyy

Friday evening the students of the
high school will stage moving picture
show at the auditorium to raise funds
for the approaching number of the
Mascot. One of the most elaborate
Mascots ever undertaken is planned
for this year. The increased costs OF
publishing, it is said, necessitates
more funds than in former years.
The pictures will be projected by q
motion picture machine belonging tc
the school. The program includes
Marguerite Clark in Little Lady All.
leen, two reels Of educational film, a
comedy and reel of scenics showing
Crater Lake.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11
Grangers Oppose Japanese

Members of the Park grange have,
following a detailed discussion, ex-
pressed support of the movement that
has been launched by the Anti-Asiatic
Association to educate the middle west
ern, eastern and southern sections of
the country on the local Japanese prob
lens confronting Pacific Coast horti-
cultural communities. The grangers
support plans calling for federal restric
ions or prohibition of japanese immi-
grafton to this country.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11
SinnOtt Backs Oregon Apples

Eastern people, according to Repre-
sentative Sinnott, are jealous of the
Oregon apple. In letter Mr.. Sinnott
says:
We hear great deal of envous
criticism here in the east about our ap-
pies. They say they have the color but
not the taste. To me they have both
the color and the taste. Give me the
Oregon apple when want to enjoy the
quintessence of this fruit. .
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11
White Salmon Officer Shot

Authorities here were notified yes
terday to be on the alert for a large
man wearing black felt hat. who the
night before seriously wounded Night
Marshal Wright, of the neighborng
city. Wright found the strange man
proving around lumber yard. When
he ordered him out the latter began
shooting. The officer was wounded in
the shoulder and arm. Unable to fire
with his right arm. he grasped his re.
volyer in the left hand and shot once
at the fleeing stranger. who may have
been hit.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11
ShrinerS May Eat Berries

High jinx and unlimited quantities
Of Clark Seeding strawberries and Jer-
sey cream feature in program for an
entertainment for members of the
Mystic Shrine. who may visit Hood
River as side trip from the Portland
Imperial Council. at the Odell ranch of
Billy Sunday. The Shrine club, of
which Geo. M, Sunday has been elected
secretary, promises that the refresh
ments will rival zem zem, and wives.
daughters and sweethearts of Mobiles
will be invited to participate in the
feast.