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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
FOREIGN LABOR
WILL COME BACK

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--Amerfcan
employers OF labor are foolish 10
worry abou, the leaving OF foreign
workmen. says Byron H. Uni. act.
Ing commissioner OF immigration at
Ellis Island
They'll come back says Uhi.
Of the 600 900 skilled laborers who
They're birds Of passage who for.
merly left this country every year
or 40 and returned. I am not sur.
prised that 40 many are leaving
But am SURPRISED that more are
not leaving.
They were kept here during the
period Of the war. earned higher
wages than they ever earned, and
sayed more than they ever ala. II
In only natural that they shonjd
now leave In grea; numbers. But
they'll como back. and when they
do come back you can expect the
greatest thrush OF immigrants Amer.
len has ever known"
At the present time most OF the
$4,000 immigrants who are coming
into the United States monthly are
practically all widows. children. or
rescrvists returning here after war
service.
As 10 the class OF immigrants
coming In now. Commissioner uhI
says II In neither better nor worse.
In recent letter addressed TO
the house OF representatives. ex.
Secretary OF State lansing asked
for $4,000 for the purpose OF en-.
forcing wartime restrictions on the
entrance Of ALLEN anarchists. Boil.
shevists. propagandists and undcsir-
ables- Into the United States.
According 10 the letter, approx.
maiciy $1,000 immigrants arrive ev.
cry month or about 100000 n year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smisn Cove tsrrnir.i--ssr Crown Of To-
i.do
Pier i.z-ss, rs,oa. motor sehr wss-na
sS-f it--Notor schr kHkstina-
Great Northern pfsf--sfr Gkiori Maru
Pier s--R,r West Jester. ctr Annette
Boiph. str Princess MAausnna
Pier s-~ssF Alameda. ctr Jsfferron. ser
Santa Ana. s,r Alameda. str f>aiouch.,
risf i--Rtr bergen.
Pacific coas, bunhsn-Dk Guy c. oe@s.
Pacific coas, rnninesrtne wo~ts-u. n
l. r. umatiilA No. e.. str Eastern
Mariner.
Skinner EDDY ysra.--a,r Eas,.rn
kniwhi. ctr Eastern crag. bgs Dash
ing Wave.
Alaska Steamship company noorinEs--s,r
Victoria. ctr star No. =
stacy st. tsrminal--u. 81 n nurnrss~
Hsnford %. tsrrninai--tstr Eastern Pilot
str Eastern Ocean.
Lander ~. tsrruinai--u. r. n Surveyor
East Waterway termtnaI-str west BE-
Evfra. afr TsuruFisan MArs.
Duthie yards-~Htr West camrgaw
Afn~s yards--Htr Roosevelt. str West
Jappa.
Lake uniop--Huiis Hnoauainie. nrox,on.
f~oss. Enfymion. Fert Jsck.c~- Ad-
dtson. nouxhton. Bowesmon'. Bourne
Vile. Aiienhursf. AeIila. Adris. Ca
prsris. riestra. oeiwtr. Abydos. Area
dsmis. Academia. Pesuss. Black wois.
Bichisnd. Hassine. Bisnford. Agron.
Anthem. FORT Harrison. Fort a,snwix,
fmufsa. Kitten. Loot. Dione. Cagaesn.
Cosisn. Ctnsyrss, cardis. Elissa. sehrs
Araiss. Henry Wilson. Saltwater. Alics.
wawona. Maid OF Orleans. bges corus.
Fresno. whaling sire Tsnsinah. Ko-
diak
Todd drydocks-esr Eastern Gale. motor
schr Dollar
Heff~rnan drydoct-atv Northwestern
ktnEe q wtnKe yards--Motor schr Jos
eph Puiitssr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Marine POLICY
SQUABBLE IS ON
Sharp Difference Of Opinion
Develops in Shipping Board

WASHINGTON. Feb, .T.--A SHARP
difference Of opinion has developed
among shipping board officials over
matters OF policy. u was reported
here today. The trouble. which
started over the sale OF ex-German
passenger ships which was opposed
by Commissioner r. IL Stevens. Gen.
tiers around tho Rowe bill.
This bin provides that amy Amer
leans may become seamen after
nine months training or experience.
and after passing competent exam
inAtion. Tho present law requires
three years service ON deck 10 class
ify for scamanship.
Chairman Payne and Commission.
ers Scott and Donald favor tho Rowe
bila. while Stevens opposes Il.
stevens Is supported In his stand
ey labor men who alleged The I'm
discrilnlnafes In favor OF tho ship
ping boards trained recruits The
present ma1spowcr OF tho American
merchant marine Is made Up mostly
az naturalirrd Americans. who OBJ
)ect to having TO pass n competent
examination"
LAmor leaders Mold that the Rowe
bill viii allow American born youths
10 become officers before others
would be able TO classify As scamen.
American youths trained In gov
srnment schools for merchant ma
ftnc service since December. 1911.
total more than $4,000. Most OF
these are now employed on Amer
ican-owncd and controlled ships
The shipping board Is stu opcras-
Tag three training schools They are
located at Seattle. san Francisco and
Camp Stuart, Va
Eight hundred boys are In training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

Little Rarneescher," direct
descendant Of the Sonpoil
Indian chiefs Of Eastern
Washington, ioho is also Mrs.
Elizabeth Hynes, 1Cife OF a
ioealthy British Columbia cat
tieman, is coliatin0 the folk
tales Of her tribal forbears
Nth Me'hope Of barring these
stories told IN eUery American
and Canadian public school.
"kdrneescher," m ednin 20
ruler, says the Sdnpoiis are
he most advanced Indian
tribe, ana tcants their tradi-
tons preserved In school
classics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Nine l. w. w. Guilty
in Spokane Trial

SPOKANE. Feb. 27.--Nine OF the
II I, W, w. on trial for criminal
sypdicniiHm here the last week. were
found guilty.
Two. John Jones and David Laury.
were found not guilty.
Tho jury doliberatcd 90 hours and
last night was dcadiooked and asked
to be dismissed Superior Judge
liurn. however, sent them back.
A scaled verdict was returned late
last night. and read In court this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

stall 9. tall can carnation milk. i7c.
Stall 70. pure fresh milk. lac ct stalls
fivored. onions. lbs. fsc. stall IS.
fresh smsits. = ma ssc. haiihut cheeks,
zee 10. red snapper. isc 10. siaiis<s.
sciecto coffee, ESQ n: fresh peanut but
ter. 7ec ID. stall 1905. now soediess raj
sins. zoe ~. Bun Maid seeded raisins.
x4c pkg chloride lime. ice can. pure
oocoa. SIC 10. Stalls 3s-.s. lard. lbs.
ksc: sugar cured bacon. sse 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
He'll Spend Next
Month in CITY Jail

Hector Murray admitted Friday
In police court that he had taken n
couple OF shots Of dope"
II took 'em for fun, Judge" ex.
planned the prisoner.
I'm going 70 give you 30 days, too
just for fun" responded Police
Judge John n. Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Public Markets


stall is.. Yakima Gems. Nc, :. use.
Ttail isi. Delicious apples, fi.to box
Russais or Greetings. fi.co box stall
fis, genuine Yakima Gems. sa.ss: Spit
xsnberg apples. Hes boz. Stall iot. Z
cans bel Monte pork and beans. Csc. zoe
can pink salmon. soc: large ma1kerei.
Geo each. Stall lac NJ. J. - coffee. Sc
NJ. ms cut naearoni. 2sc. Quaker
oats. tsc pkg Stalls is-iT. . cans Bor-
dsn's milk. sse. cans cleanser. ssc:
corn or gloss starch. lee pkg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

Stalls ss-,s. . lbs. Golden west coffee.
ti.ts &c Citrus powder. 17c. ] 10. CHR
ardelifs chocolate, ssc. ~ fbs rolled
eats. fso: Cream Of Wheat. CSC pkg. sec
Blue Label catsup. zee. sweet potatoes.
ibc can. rbs navy beans, 1Bc- Stalls
2o-si. Gem Nut margarine. ssc To-. . ms
ice. white clover comb honey. 3sc;
Libbys asparagus soup. &c can. fancy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Cuba Not the Only
Haven of Thirsty

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Chicagoans
have discovered "A new ''oaids" In the
Argentine republic. which appears to
be going Cuba one better as a thirst
haven. District Attorney Charles T..
Clyne said Thursday that HIS arm
is sore signing passport certificates
for the Argentine bound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Chamber Urging
Equality in Pay

Attempts 20 secure $1,000 n year
for San Francisco customs inspectors
while local inspectors receive only
$1,000. are being vigorously opposed
by Chamber Of Commerce. The house
has such plan under consideration.
Absolute equality In pay Is demand.
ed by the chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

Stall Ios, tan cans co-opsraffvs milk.
roe ~. stalls st-es PKG st. 90 roast,
Use ~: mutton chops. ;5c NJ. lamb
stew. i3me 10: bacon. s5c Yb.: pork 49,
sage. isc 10; leaf lard. ,sc .. sails
1876. Iaohy's red beans. 70 CA; cans
pork and beans. use: Booths snf6ine<-
ise can stail ITO. pkEn Post TeaDtfee.
SIC. : No. : cans tomatoes Soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Frances Skinner
Sold in New York

Steamship Frances j.. Skinner.
formerly the German liner ScsostrlS
has been sold TO Oriental Navigation
Co. OF New York. by y. -. Skinner
shipbuilder, and associate owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

February ss-Htr Phyllis. Evers,s for
Fan Pedro. 70 miles from Everett % . y.
m sfr nsf0ndo. disehsrginx a. Junssu.
soufhhcund. at p. mi str urookdzIs.
Seattle for uosolaia. $50 miles from Sc
attis at p. m
February .s-asr Esmore Lie miles
from Seattle at 0 p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrivals
February sT--str Princess Maauinns
from british Columbia ports at q m
a M
February fs-Gtr ratouchs from Taco
ma AT 10 .. m motor sehr Dollar from
Vancouver. n. C.. at lz;ts .. m.
n-
February ,T--Htr President for San
Pedro via Victoria. n. c.. aud Fan Fran
eiaoo at IA a. m
February ss-Hr ~ ". rovejoy for Ia
coma At 10 ., m; ctr Port Anreies for
Fort Angela. al .. m. str Yosemite for
Port Gamble at sise y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Reduce Rates to
Frisco on Ships

Reduced rates to San Francisco on
steamers Admiral Farragut, Admiral
Dewey and Admiral Schley. havo
been announced by Admiral line.
Round trip will be s44. Old rate con.
tinues In effect for larger steamers
of tho Admiral line fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
FIVE TO TWENTY

states prison at waila walla. wa,
the sentence given Emil Peterson by
Superior Judge John S. Jurey Fri
day. Peterson was convicted Febru
airy 2 OF thuEging Gus johnson a,
Second ave. and Main st early New
Years morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Open Hearing for
Fisheries Problem

Fisheries problems win be discu9-
ed at an open hearing in the Cham
Der OF Commerce assembly room next
wednesday, at o'clock. Alarmed at
the reports Of decrease In the fishing
resources of the Northwest, chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

stalls s7-7s. soc can InstauA poot0m.
Ghirardellrs chocolate In. Etc. o-Ih-
sfo5. zoe cans corn, Use san ~. tail
can csrnation milk. f.c. eta1s 1e-3i.
sweet oranges. acc dox-; local rhnborh-
isc NJ: new radfshcs. Sc bunch: large
eauiifowcr. iec each: WfDe~ap ADDIes.
ti25 boz. delivered. stall q, T1lJououk
cheese. $50 No.: jar honey. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

SAN FRANcIsco. Feb. z7.--sutter--
Pirsts. efho per Id: prime firsts. s2c
per ID.
ERgs-Extras. tshc per dor; extra pull
lets. lsMo per doz. frHts. sc per doz.
undersized pullets. 3so per doz.
chsess--callfornia flats. fancy. s0hc
fs.s0ms. medium TO good cows and heir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
NAY. GRAIN AND FEED
WboIe-.I. Price Fer Ton, CITY Price

INTENDED PURCHASE OF liners
Yale and Harvard Is denied BY Ad-
mlral Line offioiab
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
FRIDAY
EEll "a

First low T1sis
tsef q RIA. 70 n
Ilrsi High ThAr
sssf - m. III n.
s~~sHa law rise
Sc, y tn. 90 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Tides in Seattle
~tTt HnAy


SATURDAY
fEh -
tis-t High rtd~
~ - a m. ist n
ftr~t r~~ rtA~
ast9 a. IN. gs n
s~~ond nigh Ttsi~
tsssz o. m. las ~
s~~osd law Tide
isse . m. as n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Feb .T.--crsln futures on
the Chicago board 81 Trade yer. uaodss-
stsiy lever today, rue partly 70 . break
IN the stock market Haysfs whe have
isrxs holdings bsgsa rvailsins today and
corn and oats were forced Gown.
February corn opened late at tft7k
and dropped &c later, Mach corn. after
an advance Of Ne 70 tftsS at this op~n-
ing. Loaf INC later. May corn ras v e
hiehsr az the op~nine. but dropped fhe
before the ciosss July corn. after opsninx
We Mp. cropped iAe TO ti.ses.
May oats, after gaining sc a. this
ep~nlrr OF seso. dropped Sc; July oats
lost Nc after opening ss fsAe. an I'D
vance Of Ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. sf,-Demsnd ster-
ling opened at ts.s7k. MP Nc
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
CONCERT
MUSICAL TREAT

/ Spontaneously, without the thought
I 0f dissent much less such an express
ion theE0od River people who crowd
ed the Riverside church Tuesday night,
gave ont lhe verdict that 10 more en-
Pertaining or mgritofi0us concert was
ever rendered here than that staged by
"a. S kair Edison ph0nograph dealer,
ah3 ul euleH Miss Marie Morrisey,
coa.rah0. and harold Lyman, futist.
The anti ts singing and playing with
the noted Edison machine held the big
crowd ael.0gaud
10 was concert that will long be
talked 0f and no doubt viii result in
MANY Edsous in new homes In all
songs aHd reHdit0ns Miss MorTisey and
Uf Lyman won sincere appreciation.
ln lhe selection from the "Tales Of
Hoffman they took possession Of the
hearts al The listeners One man was
heard b say That is a selection that
the angel must 'Iy by, if the heavenly
eboiIs sIag and play like Mr.. Keir's
ItIsts
One Of Che most interesting novelties
in this evening of unique experience
Was 4aeu Miss M0frisey sang a duet
,glta ae1 own voice III was as though
80 art ts with voices of exactly the
same tone quality the same expression,
Clio Same tmbre. were singing togeth-
err The effect Was somehow unreal and
weird. as though one artist had been
bewJcheJ into two by some magicians
art.
The climax of the evening enter
taIumeul was when the room was dark
cHel III the middle OF one of Miss Nor
risey saeIect.oH and the listeners were !
leItaWita DO means but their ears Of |
determining when they were hearing |
her voice 10 double volume, and when |
t reached them only from the New |
Edison AIT fast everyone doubted bis I
lWn ability % Judge but as her preyi- !
lua proofs were forgotten in the spell |
# thl song taeV became more and more
0nyIacei taatuJ instrument could sing
this voice was singing, and that
lIse Worsey was making no more
Iaurcs n her own performances. Sud
.euIg the lights were snapped on. The
ujiCuce was astouished. to discover
bat Miss MOfrisey was not there at all
md taat the New Edison had furnished
he song alone.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
Notice for BIDS

School District No. g. Of Hood River
County, Oregon, will receive bids foi
the erection Of a school building al
Parkdale. Plans and specifications
may be had from the District Clerk s
Office at Parkdale upon deposit of
$500.
Bids must be accompanied by a cer-
titled check Of per cent Of bid. Sue
eesssful bidder must furnish bond.
Bids will be opened at p. m. June
2, at the grade school building at
Parkdale, Oregon.
NJ 0. Boe, District Clerk,
ml3m27 Parkdale, Oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
MRS. MAY FINDS
FLAGLER MACHINE

While picking wild flowers in the
East Side woods a snort distance from
the city Mrs. Rettie May Monday dis.
covered an automobile stolen two weeks
ago from Thomas Flagler The ma
chine had apparently been cached.
Electric wiring had been cut and all
tools removed
Last week an automobile stolen from
Postmaster Reavis was found cached
in the forest along the old Mosier hill
road. 1t is thought the two machines
were stolen by the same party
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

a. B Cooper Is endeavoring 20 create
an interest in sorghum cane culture
here Mr Cooper, a former Indiana
resident Who has made sorghum mo-
iaases, haa prepared a half acre for
cane planting
'If ] can yet my neiphbors to plant
aa much as four acres of cane" he
ays, 'I will get mill and evaporat-
ing pan The high price Of sugar is
stimulating interest. and / believe /
win be justified iu buying a sorghum
mill
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
Battlefield Impressive

Judge Wilson. who with his wife and
son just back from a visit in the
east and middle west, declares that the
most impIes i've sight he witnessed
while away was the Gettysburg battle.
Geld He spent two days going over
tH. hi tTQEic ground.
''Ihe government should be com
meHdaI foe il8 action iu purchasing the
entire battle-ground, and big guns u ed
turing the Civil war have been placed
over The ground In exact positions of
lne batteries when in action during the
eat three days of fighting, says
Judge Wilson
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
Bids for Wood.

Bids will be received at the Office Of
the County Clerk until the first We'd
nesday in june for sixteen cords, four
foot wood, TO be delivered at the Court
House Oh Sherman Avenue.
BY order Of the County Court,
m27 b. + Shoemaker Clerk.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

Mrs ,. W Fo-bes is frerared 10 Do hern-
slltcHinE. 10 4-h Street. near high school
Phone ElIG TnEff
lot-tlild's hruwu fur on Hasl s de gr-11Ies
- he new Nnsier highway. Finder please
ieaeFhnue 4hf~. mia
l0st-Nay second On train hffuefn Port
laud aud The naIrs purse. crnfsfnf-e currsn-
~ end gold thimb bie Write 10 n. White. Dee.
oregon. Reward. ma
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
STATE or OREGON, %
GOINTY OLE MASGO- -.

COUNTY or WASCO, 90
I, l.. j. MERRILL, Cashier
Of the aboye-namod bank, do solemnly swear that
The above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
l. J. MERRILL. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 10Th
day Of May 1920 W. f. CHowN,
Recorder City Of Mosier. Ore.
CORRECT Attest.
Fred Evans Chas T. Bennett. j. r. Carroll
Directors.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
FOR SALE

For Sale-Fiume lumber. building material
aud slab wood, at mill, "a mile south of Sum
init, w. l. Kirby, phone Odei l08 ml3-tf
For Sale Registered o. !. e. pigs $500 each.
Grades at 500 each. Shipped G.. 0. y. VIM,
Sendlnger, Mosier. ore. m20
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

For Sait-NuuHE horses DRY I6 in FIRST.
growth hr wood, sil per cord in cord lots
Firsi-claSs Eastern oregon wheat hav. sf per
ton at the yard. lftaken ufl the ear = lower
price VIII be made. one Siudehaktr : N. O.
passenger car. iu tiue condition VIII take "a
smaller ear iu trade. y ice two vear-nId I-r-
~cy milk cow. $50. shelley WOOD yard. phone
a-54. corner First and state mIltf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
FOR RENT

For keuf-A uic- lan.e rnom. one az the
finest locations N Hoot River. win modern
cauNruleuce> 81 Oak 50. phOue z44s aZ1Tf
Free Rents acres ur land for corn. rotatoas.
beans or other vegetables only rt4u ren1rut
Is c.elu ca ugatiau. inquire of . o. TunS
On Ntlloll-t Lane, Route I. or phone 5617.
ACt quickly to outain this ~uaN. mis-
tor Renf-Fuuis roon. s5 state street.
Ieie. l5S mis-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13
WANTED

Wautcd-Man 20 contract to lay IsU feat nT
tie draIn- Nnnm and huaru furnished. Lava
Bed Orchard go Fafk1aIe. Drr a2AT
Mauied-to buy your used furniture stoves
ana rugs Cash or new goods la exchange.
+. A. Franz Co. esHf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

For Sale-cheap. s. acres Hood River land.
Terms 90 desired For particulars write. A. :.
kngg"n>ack, 1865 Sth Ave. Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. mx.O
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

Fo- Sale hree quarters OF a block between
Stu ana lih and May ana june SIS. 20 feet ON
May ST 200 on lth ST.. sidewalk in streets
graded. five room bungalow, one room cot
t8se, sheds, oak trees, fine views. close 10
high school. Asa whole, or viii Subdivide
Reasonable forms Make otleI to owner. Mrs
II. p. largille, 21-5 Durant Ave. Berkeley.
lallluIuia mfff
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

wanted 81 -E0uzs zearfnr roor4s .,-
-li.ti, , iufn.shel house. tau W.-A. Hackeff.
a. Aii@ to nl5
Aanfed-A be- liable and rvr,arfarr.-,f .,rrf,.-s
nan ut~ ift- position on Hood River orchard
iAuef = Fears Ol age aud married. can r5va
E.sll n.'fl hltrr references. - Clair ufa-
Maniei-lsooi rasture for two horses. o.
'''-'+ tlel ~ 2 HU
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

For Sales room house, just painted four
lots, hne garden spot, running water am
leaving for California on May %. aud viii sell
at % rafgain on time to right party Gail at
1919 Columbia ST. or Phone 3l6l. f. T.. Jones'
Apl 2AtE
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

This town has been in luck in regards to a
large fire for years. Other towns have suffer-
ed great losses in last few years. so let us be ready
to combat with this great fiend at all times
We have in this town at present time too many
valuable pieces of property to have them wiped
out with this great evil in few hours time what
took years to build
At present time our equipment is not sufficient
to combat fire of any size, and fire is small we
destroy more with water than what is DESTROYED
by fire
DO you know that the water pressure in this
town is only 6 lbs at High School, our best school
building in town; also only "A lbs. at Park street
and COe Primary. Think what this means to have
our schools with protection like this
AS proved in other towns such as Portland.
Corvallis, Albany, Bend and a few others over 5O%
of fires are put out with chemicals, because they
are able to be at fire before it has much of start
We have four schools six churches, two large
hotels, six rOoming houses, eleven garages, three
livery stables, two picture shows, about seventy
five places of business, 600 residences three lum-
Der yards, one flour mill, spray plant
Largest cold storage plants in northwest
Largest Vinegar works west Mississippi River
So let US give them better protection from
fire.
HOOD RIVER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
Vote for 800 Endorsed by Womes Club Merchants ASSN
8O2-x-yes Fish Game Protective Assn, Amer Legion