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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
DOUGLASS RETURNS
FED UP ON EUROPE
Pioneer Cotton Mills Man Thinks
Continent Il a Nice Country
To Visit. But No Place
To Live

1ake no0fiaas general maanFer 70
she rioaees Mills. has returned from
an Illuminating FaupeAn trip lgt
attended The world cotton conEf~ts
At Manchester fuslanA and rtn
tarK. scotland and also took part IN
The International Rotary convention
At The latter place
NJ Douglass secat a ~esk Va ION
don and several DAYS Ia Paris Ant
then iolncd party which made
tour II rrancc nelsalm. italy s~s,s
eflaad Germany Drceee and Atroi
No ono need hall huasalos
foF me IN EuNpe saia Nr noas
iaa. speaking Of his trip n, - an
riNhs % visit hnt I wAnt none -
il fef permanent fesldeno, We IA :
a most delightful trn and visited an
the principal spiuls u interest nn ~ hs
caatlnent however. Wss clad ~
eet hack 10 Ne~ 1ofA ~hete ,oni
enloY pitcher 81 $50 water W.
biased tfau Through Afrl,a aua
ls' the dafss understand ,hat Ok.a
homs ~as nu the man Mr n'nE
Lass sess be- deems ii crlmo ~
America 90 even lhlnk ol ettsinf
the AR deh,s o~lne us ~ European
nations
Fusltshmen and rfenchmcn haf :
pra~n coeky since the aunla,icr ana
deny that Amefira had ANYTHING q.
'ao wl,h winning she var continued
Mr nauglass ON the other hands
Germans say the Americans ~on no
Wsf Tor Uernans berlin is won
aerial cay lud al uofmans appear
H. D. suffering little Il any from ihr
great conflict even though the boi
tom has dropped oai Of the marks "
Jake stqulred bait section oi
roai while ava, and returned Wrar
inF Swiss alpensloek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
MAKES TOUR OF COUNTY
Mrs Muxlow SAYS Country
Schools Are In Fine Shape
and Excellent Teachers
Employed

Afs MuslnN county ruperiu.
teadsnl has started "a b,r toar u
visiting schools. which wurk me
would nko 20 complete before coli
weaihes sets rs There ls an cAtrA
ne staff 81 teachers Is the count
this laf The work they are doins
- most satisfactory
The cc operation af THESE teach
crs 6 great says Mf NnAlow They
arr eouseloa ~ thef aa,Y and ihe
strive hard 10 perform same
some u the thlnss would Vac
60 impress upon the m'ads oi teach 4.
ers and pupils is fas each school ~
go geoa work ANA aVe some 90 .tf
best for iar exhibit noal lall aisa
% Kesp IA mnd tha sprin oaamiua
ron and strive hsfd towards srndu
atlou said Nr. Nnxiow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
MAUnEn TO TAKE
OFFICE THIS WEEK
nj Reno Attorney Succeeds
Herbert Peck. Resigned
Mitchell To No
Assistant

William a Maarsr % Fl neae
ehanen h, the atlefnes eansrai "a
.asevei lerNtn ii Fegk rnRsi
states d.aiflal attorney ahn hss -
isnud - take sffe,t October f. wu
pfubahiy Arrive in oslahoma vus
"Wednesday zee viii taAe ufiIe rs
fora she ead ~ ths veak n is ha
leY.d
% Mitchell fFt ideni nf ths
Roosevelt Hewabllsau plnh ls n 81
affoiuied firet sAs satsni dlntrie, "a
t0rnel unieF uaareF aroflins q
funera ihie mnraiHs
Peck was requested 80 rrtlfn hY
the nsiofnss fenefai an September
lin vfNed bs siallus ,hst ,hs e
ilee first came laia the handa ~ lhs
Demos rats November p l.t wiih
the appointment r John a Pain aaa
that the elrht Yesfs ~hlfh we're 10
b. accorded the Democrats under ths
policy announced ~ Harry n
neu9herlY atlofuey general when as
eame into office Nuuld ~, Nr ne
lshra untli Nuysmhss poe THIS a
,arnss general repl et D, la.istlas
that reeA ,enaef bis Resignation "a
sianter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
THOUSANDS OUT TO
SEE BARNES CIRCUS.
Record Crowds Attend Both
Parade and Afternoon Per
Torrance VIII Show Al
Fair Grounds Tonight

TIE A. q narnss cireas Is ne hlg
attrasssan in Guthrie teaas aud
drew a. sAcepiiouaily iArse crowd
iron ~ parts % TITS ans sAiciuiug
counties Harly IBIS mofu'nr peosle
began a. some into The eiO In al
SORTS ag sonYeysnces g meet their
friends al 81 whom wefe hefe The
rarai population wasn't TIE only oncs
ho uantet % see the hls cirrus and
parade. which started A II o,ioes
The cirrus arrived Ia to~n early
thls morning. and gtehed tents a.
the Fslr Grounds
4 performance vas slssn this
afternoon a. o'clocN and the sen
end and last perforranse ~ll he
rlyea this evening ~ : eeiosk
The parsae this moruinf. which
Vas sisen as advertised. ~as one -
ihe hest ever seen 10 Guthfle The
horsss are especially deserving y IA
Narahls comment NlrelN eararison.
"a horses driven by hesusliai women
and well frocned men give the
shou au appearance seldom eQnalied
Thousands u people lined she streets
- the parade made rs ~Ay through
the thoroaghfAres noticeable fcAt
tare ~ the parade and one Which
drew forth many words of en,huslss
Ia continent VAS ihe number 81 onen
cages containing lions tiger besf..
ete
The show Is one 81 ,he best that
ever visited Guthrie
The pforram Is very different from
most clrenses a. M harnes employs
animal performers entirely There
are clowns. or course. and trainers
and people Tor tse .pecsais but
even 10 thls the Wild animals are pre-
dominant
"Tusko heraidet a. the world
larxess elephant Is With the show
alive and almost as big as a house
Owing 20 bis size and the fact
tha, ne has been IN this country only
few months ant IS not set thor
ouehly trained "TuskoF docs not
parade he Is on exhibition how
ever. sr the animal tent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
LAST BALL GAME OF
SEASON NEXT SUNDAY
Bear Cats To Meet Strong
Oklahoma City Team. Wfll
Be Fast, Snappy
Game

Weather permitting. the best 50 ne
ot base bah tha, has been played
on the losal diamond IA a lone "a
aili DO staged SUNDAY het~eva sae
fast Oalahoma city samt prufesaionai
team and ,hv ls'nea chy Hiiear' att
plabln8 for 0uthrie
Tho game viii bo for tho asn prQ
fsssional championship ~ the si-te
and VIII be worth aselns Mas
rivalry esiaia between ,he ohlshoma
cts lean and the ponfa cry rlaf
ern snd me game aHnaay viii ba
exciting ana sell played
This teilron eamp ~ the Ans ean
Lesion 10 sponsorins this game and
Invite az 20 come out and roat faf
the home team. The proeseda ~
iae game viii 90 into the treasury
u The local lection esmp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29

was committed by the defendant on
Miss Rappe. he said
" feel also bound rs the grand jury
indieiment for mansiaughter which
WAS voted after having more evidence
than uas permitted 10 hear
Arbuekle heard the decision with.
nui movement Or comment.
When the police court hearing was
resumed Yesterday Judge Lazarus be
gan discussion ~ the ease.
- The attorney has frankly admitted
ne has offered merely enough evidence
10 warrant holding the defendant.
holding ia reserve other eynicnre
which he has failed 10 presen' Aall
Judge Lazarus
We need not disguise the fact that
this Is au important ease. In my opiu-
fcontinnsd on Pags -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
PECK QUITS AS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
VIM Maurcr Of III Reno To Be
Named BY Daugherty
New Deputies
Also

Herbert " Peck United states
dlstfie, attorney for the western tis
tflrt ~ phluhoma. who u IN the eity
today has sent 10 Harry " poush
efiY. attorney general bis feslena.
ton 90 be effective October 80 or IS
soon there sitter as hlr suecrssor f.
appointed and qualified. be- announe
ea
Peck declared bile reason Tor wait.
IN fof Daufheriy to make second
request for hls resignation was a..
sire % keep the record slrallht ~
made public tho correspondence he
has had with the attorney general
coneerning tbs matter
William A Maurer of MI Heno
no ls saia 70 be nausAertys uhol .
for tho office Ia said 70 be on h's
way 10 Washington noW in oonnee
llon with the matter
Assistant district altorneys are AZ.
pointed BY The attorney general on
recommendation Of the district atiof
ney pecks assistants are A nn
lupa. B l.. Tlsainger and Frank r
Hansden
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
IiitsI ,Iit n1u ~
en- iuu WIN \ PROGRAM

FIRST Ms1hossiat church. oathsi-.
has adopted tha slogan The Chaseh
sah . rroafam
sunday. oesoher and. viii hn ssn.
afau launching day Goals fef that
daf every aegslea one handfsd per
cent IA attendance iatervat Ant
value Every menhar Ia especially
ufsed % aslent Haaasy school ana
mofn'hs Worship.
The flfss Methodist church wita
~ fine plant and loyal msmhsrship.
haa aiways heea a force toi .ithts.
oaaE"sa IN the community. with the
reosrsm ~ religious aud social seti.
sltles adopted Zoe tha comlpa year
~ great obleet IL o. serve 10 a yst
more efficient and hslpful wAy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
Be Booster; Help Our Boys Beat 0. c.

body faculty Of Guthrie high school, pupils Of
ali the grade schools Rotarans Lions and everybody inter
ested school athletics ask the Of citizen and
school boy and girl the first game of foot ball to be played
the local grcgnd September 80 between the
Oklahoma City high school team and Guthrie high school team
The home boys will need your support your duty 70
take the time help them victory and be in the
inning boys certain to give the visitors they
backed as they should be
Tnrn and help put this first game big and
strong You will regret it And furthermore will do
you good
The Is 10 be called promptly al 80 There viii be
ample seating capacity for all
Be real honesto goodness booster for better athletics
in high schcol
The committee charge Of the drive sell tickets
athletic extends each and citizen
be hand afternoon and for the
home boys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
This Man Ma kcS
Four Trials To
End Life: Fails

oAAians. cAif. ases "a Fsefses
A NethlN. street ess watsrr~s~
49, hs's - al ~ ~ estes
aetNpr iiss 40 astiafsd ,ha, iatt
aiont be wade feef atteerfs ~
,sifh.r ffissa ~inatss % set
"a iis 0ksn Nsns hs ~as fFus
isatsa ~ ~e~aen llviea a. tnt
bosra 70 NeuAe ~hss Ns steppsa
FtrsI u . siis1ss Melsin q
ssr,e's1 suU 81 - iehsitss So
nest ~ arirsiea pelssn. rs.t rs
attempted . Slash ia threat sits
fasor a~a flnail, siiemp,ss e.
ahoQt htrseif ssith feNaissr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29

the superior court for trial on the
lesser charge growing ou, ~ the death
of Miss Virginia Rape following a
drinking party 10 Arbuckles suite at
the Hotel 81 Francis.
Judge Lazarus held that the evl.
dence introduced by the district at.
forney during the slx.day hearing did
mot warrant the comedians being held
for murder Miss Rappe, Los An
peles motion picture acfress died Sept
9. four days after the affair in Ar
buekle's rooms
have decided 70 make a holding
1for siansisngh'er, finding there il
Sss<ssRk IN The defendant conduct 10
Farrant his trial on that charge, . said
dudge Lazarus.
Disregards Rape Possibility
II ! eel no rape or ATTEMPTED rape
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
Fatty Arucke viii Be Tried Mansnughe, Charge Not TO, Murder

r y'ren and Isadore Golden asked
Judge Lazarus II he placed no cred
enee 10 Miss Rappe's cries lIe hurt
ne. or the screams heard BY the hotel
maid. but the court said they were
not sufficient 10 iinplicate Arbuekle IN
the commission Of a crime The dis.
trict attorneys aides also eontended
that the court conId only either hold
the defendant 70 answer for murder or
dismiss The ease altogether. but tlJndge
I.azargs said that WAS not bis under
Standing of fh~ Law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
COTTON pRICI Co.'s
DOWN IN POINTS

New Orleans. Sep, 20 AFTER ad
vhnees az 70 3 points On the more
active months during the course of
the first cali today tie cotton mar.
Vet feii or under reports Of frecr
offerings o. spots 10 positions 81 the
eastern bel, and az the end Of the
first hanr - business stood 70 ~
points under the close of yesterday
nscem',er traded o. 70 eos and ZEN
hack 70 20 es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
Bibles


The Bible 4 stlll iha h-s.t sci.
lsr among hoohs nlbls prlater.
les run dsr and nisht 20 seeg up
~ith the demand The press
count funa Into mili.ons q year
AZ popular work The nihle
far exceeds 10 circulation al
books of philosophy moral 10
stfac'iou. pure .terstare AIT ro-
nance. FpF Il - All theas ia
one.
You can't find anything more
beautiful among romantic at,s' lss
than the books of Esther and
Ruth And FOR snappy philoao-
ply EeelssIaasiea shows ap our
best eDlfran natsru
Get acquainted wlth your bible
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
Opereating

Germany Iost the var ard
soze otker thizgs. ire'using go1t
ard diabetes Both diseases
hare beeozz almost snknoFn n
Germany. thoegh 0ncs they wers
cczno1- TIE rsssoa = that
Germans had 20 gsve their
stozzeAs Ezch a long rest dar-
snz TIE var
We -os TIE vzr zrd xztned
so-. ether ftirzs. toe. inoisd-
ing zn Increase o. Diabetes. KID
nsy diseases artery diseases aid
other diseases stt-ibztsd % nT-
Ing TOO vel cErsng the rssh
years after tire srz.stses
Any CztArie 6octor VII tel
yos -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
NAN SHOOTS WIFE
THEN L..iI.S Sill

Charleston. " va sep, 80
After firinE a bullet through hia
Nlfea head aa abr 2as haniine him
h'a valnenai out II lhe front aaof ~
their home here. Charles 0srdnsf
pfesrefeus dalfYmaa. sent bullet
into hls head he aisa rye minutes
after helas carried 20 n hospital
The fpndiilon of hia wifs. aho AS
taken 20 another hospital "a reported
As rrlsIeaI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
FORMER TERRITORIAL
GOVERNOR HTer roR
cossisroRY WAR

" 81 Jenkins. fprmsf territorial
TaFrrnur ff 0stshoma a among ths
interesting visitors At ths fsli ~
Hnlnn 1ha ea governor IL nos .
fssiaea, ~ sstalpa whefe he has 70
sliad ior me past five year. follo~
Ing t.e ysaf savara la rtah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
Bread
Line In
Neu York

the unemployed
Af.oat SEQ msn. nsay - whea,
faset ffom ths beaches IN urYaas
Para tn hs ufst "a iins. wsra Fsa.
a nsarfiot a. st NAfsa chapel prs
estsA fhe tlspeaalns IN taaa RE
men ha1 Faae - me chapel ~ usla-
isas Ant n sss wllh aiffloaltv nat
ihef werr persuaded thsY hti tams
e. thr efaat place fsafmitnelss
hsfs been oreasa ia M chapel AL
about iae msn slepi there last alsht
neAri,e me ppsalns ~ tha hfeAi
ilae aHt the chapel sleeping aaar.
sefs msmbsfa ~ tha chareA hsvs
helped The msa Individually n IL
palatat ani ihss The municipal lois.
lns he1se aaa oih.r asep,iss whses
laNlesa msu raa kss Rood and shelgar
% etehanFe fer tvi hours work.
*sfe running Al faf bsiuw lh~lr zap.
aellY The hefeaap housing COM
ml'lrn ds lisa yeatertay. against
rfopossi 90 opea nailonsi guard ar.
Wofles tof defniieFY purposes
Maiur Edward unastwood. nalvr
'ion Army representative on -
committee declared ina, the great
maiofltY q ths msa sleeping ia
PARIS and sreAlng aims we're float
efs. attracted rom other eltias ~
reports that iohlssa msa we're beiaT
sell cared faf here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
Workman Killed
When 5000 Pounds
OF Ponder E1plodes

Ssnsas cl3. Sect ee-Sue-es-
plossen. ons ~ors~ar as Aiiies
srs fer o,nsrs lnlsree. three pros
ar fsssls ~Nee three thousanu
peanas 81 ps~csr sspiossd iats
,h.s wornina az tns plars 81 ~,
ENoeisor pc~cer Aaaufasiarira
ccr~nany rear Docsor = sacoro
rhe sapicsor ~ss seit trroaehos'
ersassr kansss CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
N-HAt ELECTRIC ~IIW n
t,t SIN NURSES Di.TH

chi.aFo. Sept 80 Ara winfred
iiasirY a aufas smplefsd b. dsa.
tal eompaaY during the pageant Il
progress here died from an slaetFss
shnek from NFay machine ahs waa
and aot from heart disease
. eoronofs jury has decided Tier
husband has Instituted suit Tor 30.
o9o against the dsafsl company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
RITE REUNION CLOSES As
SECRET IS REVEALED
Fall Sessions Was Best Held
For Some Time. New Class
Organizes Some Of the
Teams

The ne~ temple class Organized
toi-s under ihe aAme Il Jaeeaes a.
Noisy
G = nyer of Enid as eieois !
class president Other off sefs rl-t-
ted werp Nafh "a Adams Guymon.
vice gr slaeni FnnA a 4.aans Rin-
inrs secretary tressertr 3 iut
tcaberF Ava. orator 0eorfa = Cof
Coy ~ootpell historian
The class officers viii ktrte as fne
class memorial committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29

San Francisco. sept. 29-Roseoe {.
Fatty ArbuekIe. held for man.
slaughter in connection with the death
~ Miss Virginia Rape. was released
from the city prison last night on
5000 cash bail
A court adjourned a dozen women
rushed forward 10 shake Arbuckle's
band Mrs. Ninia Durfee Arbnekle.
ha. wife, collapsed. and be held her up
aud qnieied her in an sffecfionafe
manner Her mother, Nrs Flora
Dnrfee. meanwhile snoothed the hair
from The comedians 5 forehead
Smile Is Missing
The well known Arbuekle smile dad
net appear. however. and he merely
ssId Thank you. n response 70 the
hand-shskes and congratulations
Assistant District Attorney Milton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
gscisrEREo MAIL ~gAVN ON
TRAM. SAY OFFICIALS

TRAM. SAY OFFICIALS
sansas CITY. Nc SeFs. 2s.--eosssi
asshsrites Nere sac tsere ~ss rec
,sserec mai 81 Sarte ee Ne. s tne
mail car q ~AiSn vas roooea q ner
poscAss at Earcnc. osiahora. last
rleNt Tss train rg~s shro0sn to
Csl~es,on. Texas amer breaking ~
a. Ne~fon. Kansas iHe soathern Sc
ter ~assns there for sass tram
frSu sarsss cits teArlrs eastern
mat ruen ef ~nich g res ssssenec
tas Ssfleisis sad u ~oula ret -
ascertslred ~ns, u any. resistsreo
matter vas oetsinea 3, ;hs tans.ss
urta q enses Is racs q cas- cor
,ertk. according % TIE postal ~.
eisis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29

Ban0it,,
Reward


csiaNeras CITY. Sept 81 teie
sr1- ~ss recei~ec tecas ~ tNs iossi
rsss effle< officials fcor~ esssmastsr
cseersi ~ayes sOsnsrEna ,he esfsr-
ins . re~ans - th,rsy theosars aei
lsrs fer tie capture 81 TIE banci,
~No ssia - Santa Fe tran Nc. 5
asst nlsns ara rceosc ire mai car.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29

San Francisco. Sept. 2J.-The mur. >,
der complaint against Roscoe "a,
Fatty Arbuckle was reduced to NAM,
slaughter >by Police Judge Sylvan ,lT-
Lazarus. yho held him 10 answer -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29

The faH reanion af she Al. ssn' ana
Accepted Scotish Rite was % close
Thursday evening with TIE hfsiowai
% The ROYAL secret 10 ,as s-ns se.
gree and the caN 20 reif shmsnt'
About $50 members recsfega IHe f.n
al deeree
Durlnx ne morn nr aoafs ihe
rhirtieth degree. Knifhts O. RsGosa
or Kuieai 81 The white and nAek
Eaeie was mounted ~ 'fe Enid and
Nutare teams This was follow "a
ty ,he elaborate thirty nfst .r two
sections known as Inspector in-
auislsor Henry Johnsop ead lienn
Morean assisted ty bray. Feashera
gil Davis BAIRD and seieel gut on
the degree. assisted ty large teams
Ia the hall 81 ias,ice ane IA hs. -
equity
Toe final deEres the s2u j. ~ NJ
txemr.lfed alta tho naantf hrn,s
and shadows ana scenery common .1
this afeseatat.ou. the vedf chants
Icing special festure s'3as plth
the Illustrated organ rsasie ~Ihf
Voice of The Wlterne ~lll be-
special mas.cai oontrltgs an pr
Etpla Densrr. % Norman Is mas
ter of Ka8osh assisted b ST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
BROOKLYN Man WILL
HEAD O. A n

indianapolis, sep. 70 i.e~ls -
pila her ~ brooklyn VAS elected
commander IN chief OF the Graaa
Army Of the Republic - iha bbth
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-29
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-27
A Remarkable Record

Chambersin's Cough Remedy has a
remarkable record. 1t has been in use
for colds, Group and whoOping cough
for almost half a century and has con-
stantly grown in favor and popularity
as its good qualities became better
known. Ii is the standard and main
reliance for these diseases in thousands
Of homes. The facts that il can al
ways be depended upon and is safe and
pleasant TO take are greatly in its ia
vor when it is wanted for children.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-27
APPLES MOVE FAST
TO WAREHOUSES;

Never in the history of the Hood
River valley have apples moved from
individual and community packing
houses with such speed as this year.
Motor trucks, from one ton to huge
vehicles of 5-ton capacity and many
converted touring cars have streamed
from all valley points to city ware
houses the past week. Friday line
of trucks, three blocks in length eX-
tended back from receiving doors OF
the Apple Growers Association ware
houses. The trucks carried an aver
age of 100 boxes. their aggregate ton
mage reaching four carloads. The mo-
tor vehicles, which can make several
trips to the less remote parts of the
valley each day, have resulted in the
hasty freeing of insecure storage
places of growers of their perlshable
product. A freeze might come now
almost any time, and the valley would
be safe. 1t might be added, however,
that no truck, however great its ca.
pacity, is allowed to haul in excess OF
l80 boxes of apples. Each box weighs
an approximate 50 pounds.
Apple picking was completed last
week. except in a few instances where
growers had been confronted with cir
cumstances that delayed them. A box
shortage gave growers a little worry
recently. Numerous growers had un-
derestimated their tonnage and were
forced to increase orders for contain
ers. Lumber concerns have rushed IN
box shipments and plentiful supply
has been made available.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-27

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