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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OF EDUCATION LEVY.
ESTIMATE

State OF West Virginia
County OF Marion To-Wit:
District OF Grant,
Al q regular session OF the
board OF education Of Grant dis
triet Of Marion county held at the
regular meeting place thereof, on
the second Tuesday in August
1891 Present; Clyde Leonard
President OF said board of edu-
cation, and j. H. Rinehart and
lT. q. Stuck. Commissioners.
In accordance with chapter i 6
Acts 1891 the board OF education
proceeded to make up an estimate
Of the amount necessary 10 be
levied for the current fiscal year.
to cover all district debts and Tia.
bilities payable during the year
including the probable expsndi.
lures TOR diStb!s1 purposes, and
proper allowances for delinquent
taxes, generations and eontinEen.
cies, but dedueting the money In
the treasury applicable to the SER
vice Of the years and district
claims doth determine and esti-
mate the several amounts to be
levied as tollowsa
Elementary School Purposes.
Maintenance Fund Estimate
Estimated ReceIpts
tal The amount due and the
amt cunt that will become due and
eolleetibls from every source for
maintenance tund purposes except
from the 'ieyy OF taxes for such
purposes to be made for tie cur.
rent fiscal year.
Amount due from Sheriff Sill sS.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. &11,35I
Estimated Disagreement
(b) Tbs debts and demands
owed by the district and payable
out OF the maintenance fund for
current fiscal year.
Outstanding orders June 80
1921 .........................,...... 800
Current accounts due and
unpaid June 30, 1921 $500.
TOTAL ...........,................ $40. 90
te) Al expenditures payable
out Of levy for maintenance fund
purposes for current fiscal year.
Salaries Of district officers
and employees ................ 5o5.0o.
Ianltors .......-................ / soc. 90
Insurance .....................,.. 500..ooI
Telephone .................... $500
Water and lights ............ 500. 90
Fuel .,.......................... $500. 90
Stationery and Supplies 25o.0o'
Postage .........,............ $500
Advertising ................. $500
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FARMS FOR SALE

81 ACRES 100000. Good lana
with about $I,6ep.e0 worth OF
locust posts on about 20 acres,
balances In cultivation. Has sooo
nsw<6 room house, with tres gas
tor fuel and lights, barn and ethsl
buildings, fine water: two gas welIs
on farm that pay $500 per year, all
goes to purchaser at 3S,0o0--;1,500
down, balance easy yearly pay,
mentS. This Is a bargain OF a life
time Tor some one. Write for New
Catalogue. n, L. Trout Realty Co.,
+. V. Atkinson, AEts Macarthur,
Ohio. t.2s.1ts57A
FINE 80 6eFS con and clover
farm Is niles from Columbus,
Ohio. Fine buildings, At edge Of
village With good schools, church
and stores, itS tons EeSd hay, 400
shoekS geed corn, nav Totdson
tractor, 20 head daily cattle, two
teams horses. poultry, ali nnaehir-
ety 70 run. farm; goas nth farm
81 $3.50 Per Acre, hut worth $s1s.
Write AGpis pals FaRnA, PawaiIi
Ola. RI ! e5A
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Change In sohedul.,

There has been some chlnRe ia
the schedule for Sunday school WI.
tatton and as 1t now stands the
Methodist Protestant Sunday school
viii visit At Baptist Sunday school
on next Sunday, August 2s, aud the
Baptist school wifi return the visit
the following Sunday, Ssptefnber I
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Foundation being Laid,

The foundation for the new pub.
to be built by Lyon anG
Brock In East Main street vas be.
gun yesterday. Concrete blocks
'viil be used Ia the construction Of
Pie building, and the intention IL
70 make 1t entirely fireproot. A
repair department will be a feature
% The business, and work IS to be
Ltshsd along as speedily as posi-
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cordueted church s.rvie.,.

A group from the Billy Sunday
Business Mems club of Fairmont
conducted services at the Mstho.
dist Protestant church here on
Sunday evening. From soma IN.
known cause the meeting had not
been announced or tina attendance
would have been much larger, Al.
though . good audience greeted
them Harry Drurnnt was leader
and talks were made BY a. J. Cash,
Charles w. Evans, Mr.. Durham
and q quartet rendered some very
fine music.
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getty Clerk B. L. Morris has re.
\ Eved atreport from the State Hy.
6nic Laboratory At Charleston
bnsthe four tubes Of water sent by
The health authorities Of tais city.
The water taken from the tool
rouse at the pump station vas de-
Cared unfit for use; that from the
tank At the station and that from
hs John Kuhn we'll was found "sus
ietous," while that from the city
.lknks WAS pronounced safe.
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WASHINGTON


rhe Warrington Boy Scouts.
lTfoopi No. 2, have returned from
their two weeks vacation spent IN
camp pear Shutdown, on the Fair
bort and Morgantown road. Nor
lon Lilielund, their cook, returning
WITH them. The boys report a
IErand outing. The return trip was
laAde Ia one Of the 2. o. Murray
auto trucks. The boys held 4 bust,
pess meeting At their quarters las,
byenins.
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WoRTHINGToN
School OPENING.

The WorthirEtoa public schools
Will open on Monday, September 10,
for the winter term, me same
teachers will be in charge that
have so Z successfully taught the
schools for the past two years, Mr..
GOODNIGHT, principal, and Mesdamss
Ora Mason and Ora Ekstrom, as
siStants.
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Atr. and Mrs. Lem Harvey, Ms,
and Mrs.. D. S. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs,
y II. Mager, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r
DAWSON; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Lampe,
M. and Mrs, D. J. Marley and
Daughters. Ruth and Ethel, Mrs.
Mary Coleman. the Misses Margaret
and Gwendolen Hanley, Winitreu
sslimann, and Messrs. Billy Jones
Gus L. Black, all Of this city, and
Mss Kathelyn Conner, Of Mounds
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Fuoh ny an Automobile
Thos, z. Smith was struck By an
automobile on Main street on Sun.
Gay afternoon and was knocked
down. The wounds we're not SEN.
Gus and the driver OF the car PICK.
e. MIN up and took him TO the Of.
Iiee OF Or, Howell whore tins
wounds rere attended to by tie
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Mrs.. ", c. Byrd, ". 3. Charlton,
cNrles N. Charlton and S. E. Tag
lsfts al Of this city, were IN Wheel,
ing on Sunday to vislt Ralph Charl.
tors q brother OF the first named
two, who is a patient at the Ohio
Valley hospital, and whose condi.
ton Is still quite serious.
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Ia a thirteen inning sams the
seYen Pines baseball club defeated
the Buffalo road team on Sunday
Afternoon. by the score Of to 3.
4 number OF Warrington boys took
part in the game. The teams will
meet again soon.
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The Mapningtou Independent
,aseball team has returned from
saFkersburg, where they were de.
|tetted on Sunday afternoon by tbs
score of 70 Q.
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Several persons from this place
attended the reunion Of the Tetricp
family Which was held near viropa
today, A large crowd was present
ana spent an enjoyable day.
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RenfedelIna Thenter,

Arch n Burt is having Burt's
thsater in Market street remodeled
q many ways, including seat Gov
Brings new curtains and . neV
llighting system,
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ton, viii offer his large home in
that suburb at public auction, to.
gether with itN furnishings, pre-.
paratory to moving the family u
Texas, where Mr. Coulter Is in the
oil we'll contracting business.
They expect to leave some time
NEXT week,
y Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. a. x. Mitti, OF
Brooklyn, n. y, have been guests
Of their cousins. John X. Modi and
Miss NAzura Mittt. Mr.. Mitti is
connected with the New York for.
eisn exchange, and With his bride
Is touring the eastern states ann
Canada.
The Misses Mayns Hoard ana
Laura Miller, OF MorEantown, have
returned home attsr 4 VISIT With
Mrs. H. j. Matthews in Locust
Ray MCGEE has returned from q
visit With friends at Fatrmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Norman Davis
have returned from a visit In AT.
lantio City.
Roy c. MecGEney was at sFair.
mont yesterday, visiting Harry De
vofe AZ Cook hospital.
Mrs, ]. 7. Gray has returned from
Ringer, Texas, where Mr.. Gray is
employed In the oil fields. After
a time spent here she will return
TO that Etata
Mrs. Laura Furbse is visiting
her daughters at Pittsburgh and
New Castle, Pa,
Miss Marjorie Doremus has re,
turned to her homo at New York
city after a visit with Miss Mabel
Calvert here
Mrs. Ellen Smith and grand.
daughter, Charlotte Koen, Mrs.
Lima Lazear and daughter, Miss
Eds. Mrs. R. c. Aiken and Mrs. G..
B. McEeoly attended a family re
union At Mount Zion, Pa, on Sun
day.
Mrs. o. J. Williams, OF Msyvtlls,
\. Y, is a guest at the home 81
her brother, H. A. syhert, Of Pylss
arenus Miss Helen. sybert, who
haa been her guest, returned with
the former.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ". D. RsrrinEtSn,
Of Fatrmont, Miss Bradley, Of co.
lumbus, Ohio, and the Misses
Grace and Florence Cole. Of New
York city, notored hare from Fair.
mont on Saturday evening and were
guests Of friends.
Mr., and Mira. D. L. Hedges and
daughter, Miss Helen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Haisop Freese, OF olNks
burg, ware guests on Sunday o.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Q. Tabler, OF Dan.
Ger avenue. Miss Hedges will re
main for a weeks visit,
Or. and Mrs. c. H. Metz, ct Fair.
mont, spent Sunday with rellttyss
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mayns and 1T.
tie daughter, OF Hundred, wsre
here fora Sunday visit NTH rels
tiYes.
Miss Nellie Lyons, OF Elkins, is
guest Of Mrs. Arch NJ. Burt In East
Main street.
Miss Mary Atkinson has returned
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mat tensnes fund III arfsnt ezcu
outstandtns orders iaSs
80 1891 ................... II '4tf 80
HiGh school tuition - st7s.7T
Total ,-,.................,... .6ft -
Total estimated dlshufss.
ments ............,..........-s sf4 -
Total estimated reeeipts sn r.
Amount TO be raised by
Levy .....................,., - 10
NEwBumDINi AID sraFinso4r.
AmNT FUND puRposEs
Elementary and Atsh sehocir,
Estimated Receipts
(sl The amount due md Ire
amount that Will hseome doe I'D
eellecuhls from every source ~
new building and improvement
fund purposes except from ina
levy Of taxes for such epurposas Is
he made for the current fisesl year
Amount due fund from
sheriff ......................g. $50
Total ........................s. ;sto II
Estinatsd DiSburseinsnu
tc) All expenditures pasahls 1ri
Of the levy for new hulidlng An
improvement fund purpes fpr IL
current year.
Furniture .....,.............,..,. 4l0 ~
Apparatus ........-.........,, sao q
Kent encouragement. ..s,..s. 20oQo
Improvement OF old
buildings .................,.. so as
Total disbursements s14 10 Il
Total receipts .........:.. 40 fs
Amount TO be raised s 2kg 80
And the board Of education DOH
determine and sstimote thkt 4 ID
be necessary to raise $40 A6s "a
new hulling and improvement fund
purposes and 10 pay the same II
require levy Of tairty. cent? sotl
on Zach one hundred doilsss a
ce"pNN HNlhahAuu " AtA 4p19prtN7
taxable in said Grant distttct based
upon the .ast assessment & ~
and personal property thsfssp d
follows;
ta> Real estate .......,.... sso5sl6ls
tbl Personal property $50 7nn
(c) Public Utility
property ..............., 81
Total ............... s4.tss. ~. 90
State Of West Virginia
County Of Marion,
District Of Grant To.wit
I. Kate Price, seeTetsf 81 lse
board OF education II snd ior
Grant district Of said counts AID
state, do hereby certify thai ihs
foregoing conform to orders md.
and entered by said board 81 Tia
9th day Of August, 1887
Given under my hund tiiiH fsfh
day Of August, 1881,
KATE PRICE.
Secretary Board OF Edueat.er
Grant District Marion c6unt
West Virginia.
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N"NN""""
front o. the c4r and he accident
seems 10 bars bean unavoidable
personala.
Ms 81. Martin and son Hsgry,
attenee ed me nioyins picture ehoN.
e. Bhinnbton On Saturday eTenins.
Eddie Clark, Of TunneIton; PRES
ton county, was calling on friends
here on Saturday.
Arthur Anderson. Of Ktlarm, wal
q hutinsss caller here on Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. Ray V. AShcraft
arrived here from sauderson.
Texas, on Friday last. Mr.. Ash
craft has bean employed IN the oil
fields In that, state.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F1sner ana
son, Nathan Smith, 81 Morgan
town, we're Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ". Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 2. Stewart, Of
Enterprise, we're visiting relatiyef
here on Sunday.
Miss Marie Sutter and brother.
Fred, were In Weston on Sunday
visiting their mother, Tho is in tht
hospital there,
Homer c. Fluharty, Of hesl
Pennington, was Sunday visitor
heTe.
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Mrs. Gsorge W. Kinssy has
force OF men At work building
concrete wall, and otherwise i'm.
proving her property IN High street.
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MoNoNGAH
Guest IN Town

Miss Janet wamsley, Of Elkins,
Is spending the week here, the
guest Of Miss Beatrics Hail.
Visiting Miss Bruniass
Miss oEa Hayherst Is here, the
guest Of Miss Phyllis Brumage.
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CLASSlFlED-SPEClAL ADVERTISING


sS-sSseSSsS3
sAIiEs1rEN desife the services.
Of three goed clean cut appear.
ing saleSmsn to sen high grade
proposition. Ratersnees required
Apply room AS. Fatrmont hotel,
between hours o. 1880 and 1900
O'Clock Wednesday, 8 a. lt--s3oA
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Wills, formed a bathing party al
Benton's Ferry on Sunday.
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Estimated Diahuraementp

Estimated Disbursements.
tbl Ne debts and demands owed
by the district and payable out Of
the teachers fund for eurrent fiscal
year.
Outstanding orders June
so, 1891 commencement. $lss0.t7
Current accounts due
an duppaid June 80
1871 .......-.......-...:..... 4S.1S
Total .....,......,,......... 5000. 90
Cc) AL expenditures payable out
Of levy for teachers fund purposes
for current year.
Tuition Of elementary pupils
Transferred 70 other dis
tricts ...:.....,.................. s 40. 90
Institute attendance ........ 5000
Coupons of credit ....-....... $50. 90
80 teachers, illo per month. I
S24,640.00
s teachers $40 per month. !,
I2.45o.0N. O.
teacher. s6s per month. I,
Total estimated dis.
easements ........... $50 900 90
Amount to be raised by
levy -...........,........... is .62s.36
And the board Of education doth
determine and estimate that it will
be necessary 10 raise $6,2ll.. 80 lol
maintenance fund purposes and
$50 600 900 for teachers fund pur.
poses to conduct the schools In said
district Tor the term Of months
and 70 pay tae same will require a
levy OF fifteen cents tlSeJ for
maintenance fund purposes and
forty (40el for teachers fund pur.
poses on each one hundred dellarG'
valuation OF ali property taxable
In said Grant district, based upon
the last assessment Of real and
personal property therein as FOL
lows:
(al Real Estate ............ S3,0Ts,0i5
tb) Personal Property $4,000
tc)l Public Utility
Property .....,......... i.eos, ssT
Total ..,..................... 34.1ss.s43
HIGH SCHOOL PURPOSES
Maintenance Fund Estimate
-. Estimated Receipts
Ia The amount due and the
amount that will become due and
coileetible from every source for
maintenance fund purposes for
high schools except from levy Of
taxes for such purposes to be made
for current fiscal year.
Amount due fund from
Sheriff .................... $3.50 az
Total ........................ &1,Sso,2f
Estimated Disbursements.
tb) Tae debts and demands owed
by the district and payable out OF
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AGENTS WANrEp
HoUBHs AND LOTS

s>sNsNS~S~esNS~SN
FOR SALE-Two new houses.
Four and stx rooms With, bath.
East Side, Immediate possession.
Call 4o1-M. 8 20 st SIC a
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AT public sale next Saturday,
]. ". Coulter. Of Sycamore add.
ton, viii offer his large home in
that suburb At public auction, to-
gesher with itA furnishings, pre-.
paratory to moving the family u
Texas, where Mr. Coulter is in the
oil wall contracting business.
They expect to leave some time
naIt TeAk.
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Total estimated r6ceipts % r.
Amount 70 be raised by
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physician " smith stepped IN
front Or the c4r and he accident
seems 70 bars been unavoidable
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wAETED-Feur, five or siJ
rooms untirnlAhed. Apply Fair.
mont Printing company,
s q st-salA
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(bl ne debts and demands owed
by the district and payable out OF
the teachers fand for eurrent fiscal
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2 ~ a'safF9 e7sss Tfas7sRssasf VI W. tVW
Cel All expenditures payable out
Of levy for teachers fund purposeS
for current year.
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w. wa asssstsssssst.ssssss NAuNVtet
Current accounts due
an duppaid June so
1871 .......-..,........:..... ISIS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-17
A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need of a rem
edy for kidney troubles and backache.
II IS good plan to try Doan's Kidney
Pills. They are strongly recommended
by Hood River people. Ask your
neighbor.
Mrs. n. A. Monroe. sl4 Cascade
Ave. Hood River. says: II had an
occasion TO use DOan's Kidney Pills
and found they would do all claimed
for them. NV back and kidneys both
cred me and | felt run down and mis-
erable. Doan's Kidney Pills helped
me greatly and soon restored me to my
usual good health. Such fine remedy
should be known to all. " (Statement
given December 5, 1927
On May 8. 1920, Mrs. Monroe added
Il have had no need to change my
good opinion Of DOan's Kidney Pills.
They have always helDed me when my
kidneys troubled me.
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy - get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Monroe had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y. 10
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-17
MAMSELLE WRITES
TO MIR. HART

The incident of the primaries of
1920, when local democrats cast COM
plimentary vote from William Hart,
now local chief of police snd originally
Kentucky Bourbon of the old school,
is now being re-echce1 in letters to
Mr.. Hart from France. The admirers
of Mr.. Hart, in writing in his name.
designated him merely as Bill Hart, as
he is familiarly known here. When
the ballots were being canvassed by
the office OF the secretary of state
some one jumped at the conclusion that
Hood River county democrats had nom
mated William S. Hart, motion picture
star, as their candidate for sheriff.
Bill Hart, the bad man of the;movies.
when interviewed in Los Angeles, ac-
cepted the nomination. The story was
carried by various press concerns. 1t
reached Paris editions of American
newspapers and the moving picture
magazines. and continually since the
local Mr.. Hart has been receiving let
ters from fans, mostly of the gentler
sex, of the silver screen.
Last week Mr.. Hart received a let
ter from Madamoiselle R. Broche of
Paris, who asked for an autographed
photograph. The correspondent also
desired dissertation on the manner of
living of the American woman with
emphasis on how she assumes
her responsibility of the ballot. Mile.
Broche declared that she had very
high regard for Monsieur Hart and
expressed the hope that she would
never be disillusioned.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-17
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

Ira W. George and wife to B. F.
Cantrell, S 25 ft. off Lot 20, Blk 9, of
Hull's Subdiv. ~,
Thomas ID. Tweedy to George W.
Burris, Lot in Blk 2 in Clark's Add.
Chris Marks to Harry l.. Sommer
and wife, 3.94 acres in Parkdale.
Arthur l.. Cliff and wife to P. j.
McGowan, q Sons, az acres in Wyeth.
l.. f. Collins and wife, to Eugene
Lowell, Lots l and in Blk of Lea zen
Heights Add. to the town of Cascade
Locks.
Alexander J. Gillespie and wife to
Baker Ballew and wife, 3 acre tract in
Barrett.
Charles L. Trout and wife to A. j
Gump and wife, tract on old Mosier
Road.
W. V. Perry and wife to Stella
Drake. 20s acres in Dukes Valley.
Z. M. Madsen and wife to C. Z. Car
ter, l6 acres in Dee.
+. .. Blanchar and wife to Charles
+; Sonnichsen, Lot 3, Blk 8, End Add.
West.
j. 7. Holman and wife to E. M. Hol-
man and wife, M of Lot s in blk 2 in
Stranahan's 1st Add.
f. M. Holman and wife to ]. T. Hol-
man and wife, Lot in Blk in Stran-
ahan's 3rd Add.
K. W. Syring and wife to Clarence
w. lson. Lots I and in Blk 10 in Err
win & Watsons 1st Add.
Luesina Hoagland to Sarah Nealeieh.
Lots ! and in Blk "a" of Cass Add.
Butler Banking Company to James
A. Schooley. Lot l, Blk in Highland
Add.
John r. Nickelsen and wife to M. ID.
Hicks, Wa of Lot 10 in Blk "a" of
Cass Add.
G. |. Takagi and wife to Otto Kotila
and wife, tract in Oak Grove.
M. fssui and wife to Utaro Yumibe,
!. 81 acres in Dee.
Chas. H. Sproat and wife to Walter
Forty, Lot 6. Blk l of Blowers 2nd
Add.
j. M. Culbertson and wife. and Gus
Miller and wife to r. w. Sparks and
Cyrus c. Sparks. tract in Oak Grove.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-17
Library Appropriation in Abeyance

Following a remonstrance from rep
resentatives of oranges of the county,
the county court will hold in allegiance
recent decision to transfer from mis-
cellaneous funds an additional $3.50 for
support of the county library the cur
rent year. At the recommendation of
budget advisory board the court orig
inally set an appropriation of $1,000
for the library. The increase was
awarded following an appeal from
members of the library board, who
declared the sum necessary to maintain
the institution and who cited contract
executed by the county to join with
the city in support of the library.
l.. B. Gibson, county school superin-
tendent. who is also chairman of the
Library Board, told the court that he
would have opposed the transfer of
funds had he been here. He was in
Salem at the time other members of
the board made their appeal. The
court has referred the matter to Dis
trict Attorney Baker. They will rem
der final decision at the March term
of court.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-17
COURT NAMES ARM
STRONG INSPECTOR

M. D. Armstrong, graduate of the
Washington Agricultural College at
Pullman, who recently removed to the
East Side orchard district from Nc
Minnville, where he had charge of a
large orchard, has been appointed
county fruit Inspector by the county
court. Mr.. Armstrong, who will be
given police powers to enforce spray
programs and secure eradication of
disease pests, will draw an annual
salary of 81. 500.
The new fruit Inspector. whose term
of office will begin next Tuesday, is
a veteran of the great war, having
served as a captain in France for II
months.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-17

Unless you're eating your apple
peelings regularly you are overlooking
a bet. According to DR.. S. X. Boyn-
ton of Bellingham, Wash, who recent
ly read paper in Chicago before the
Society of Physical Therapeutsts, ap-
pie and potato peelings are quite essen
tial to the diet.
Sour milk and oatmeal, he said, also
were to be recommended. In Bulgaria,
where the people went in for sour
milk, Dr. Boynton observed, they lived
to a green old age. And the reason
the Seotchman was so hale and hearty,
he added, was because he lived on oat-
meal and the grace of God.
But it was the apple and potato par
ings that DR.. Boynton insisted on.-
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