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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-04
Creva nninieri1or
in Anglia
MUNcITORll cxILOR FERATE SolIDARI
MAsUR1LE LUATE DE aUvERN

LONDRA April-1n decursu zilei de All muncitorii
caor ferate ut mari aunar in cenree industriae ale
Ange Toat telegramele vente astanoapte arata
adopta preutndenea resou in ntelesul mnie gre
visit Il sprjnit in revendcarile or. Munctori caor
ferate din centree mari sunt hotar sprneasca char
l'rin ncearea munc
La Bowhille 81 Kelly concentrate multa polite pentru
protearea muncitoror carl volt re in greva Doua
mil de grcvis VENT in decursul zlei de eri au pro-
vocat sa inceteze lucrul >dar Ell au refuzat. A.
Cererea direcc della minele din Lochore ca greyst sd
trma dol masnisti in nteroru mneor mpedece srca
cunle cauzate prn ncearea ucruui, numai ca fost
refuzad dar gcvst pus in vedere dsugerea masneor
daca voluntarii sd vor angaja pentru acest lucru.
La New Castle muncitor caor ferate au puut aduce
resouta de face greva mediaa de smpate der ho
tar1t ca dreca uniuor deciz situated unde
81 pc cata vreme sd inceteze lucrul.
LA Birmingham asemenea reusit extremistii sd
eze greva neata La Derby 1000 muncitor de trenur
a hotrft grev sodafizare u alt district 100000
munctOri decs sustna toate moacee pc grevst
La Essex ude ost reIresentati 10000 muncitor ho
TART ca daca mnier reus obna revendcrle or
vor face imediat greva.
In Londra la adunare muncitoror de transpor
uri dec umatoaree: Resistenta ata de eycntuala
reducere plalor;
Sprijinrea minieror in toate revendicarie lor
Toate negociat tiunile sd faca pc baza nationala
Guvernu orine ca folosirea carbunlor sa fie cat
poate de restrnsa Nie care are 500 un carbun n
poate face comenz comanda nu poate
rece peste 100 fun Lumnarea strazilor reduce
mod sensbi nc abrce pot folos mai mutt de
jhmatate cat pana Nic vapor care ex
poreaza carbun poate paras portue engeze fara
msiune specaa data de Toate cantale sun
Ia dspozita guvernuui e foosese dupa c
de bine.
Vountari anunta in foarte mare La North Stat
fordshe unde psa de 40 voluntar nsinuat 400
Student dferteor acuat echnice din tara oti sun la
diferee mine Guvernul dat comucat ca tara dspune
Gle canttae suficienta necestaor inferno nc Sc scot
carbuni sufficient =.
Sefii uniunilor minerior declaat ca numa asa not
eu daca sprnit de tot muncori caor ferate 81 al
serviciiior, de transporturi. ~ SIS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-04
siTUATIA FERMIEFl FlILoR
E lNGRUITOARE
uuvernul trebue 81 Ia mhsuri
de protegiuire.

Senatorul +. Ladd din North
Dakota, alcs de Liga Neatirnata.
intr'un interview, dat Intreprin-
derei Preset a deelarat ca 'Con-
gresul trebue sa dea aceiasi aten-
tie agricultural cayi industriei
81 comertului, caci altfel vom fl
III fata unei foamete in tara
aceasta.''
'Problemele de a yinde 81 a
transporta produsut farmerilor 81
a creditului ce trebue, sd li-se a.
corde, pc earl farmerii din North
Dakota incearca so resolve prin
'Nonpartizan League" zis Se-
natorul Ladd, ''trebue sa alba
toata atentiunea Congresului 81
sd fie resolvate pc Ibaze natio-
nale."
Agriculture este cea mai ma
re industrie tarii, 81 Gu toate
aceste din ce in ce devine mai
putin productive 81 profitabila.
''Astazi, omul care numai cum
para 81 define productele farma.
rilor realizeaza mai mari prof.
turf de cat acela care munceste
sd lie produca.
''Se punem pc farmari in po-
sltiune de . vfnde q . transporta
produsele lui SYSTEMATIC 81 econo.
mic in cursul anului Sc poate
pune friu speculei mijlocitorului
Resultatul sr ii q eonsulnatorul
ar ctlmpara Aradn agrieole pc
un pret mai scdsut i farnarul al
capata I'M pret naai reasonable
pentru produssle 49,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-04
LEeI PRoHIBITIvE
v0TATE

Camera a votat legea prin care
Sc cere ca fiecare local de bauturi
gazoase, cafenele etc. sc alba IL
centa, pc cind Senatul a votat lie.
gea Mccoy; prin care Sc opreste
ca berea sd fie prescrisa de me-
dici ca medicina. Ambele legi AL
fost sprijinite de Liga fmpotriva
Saloanelor.
Senatul mai votat legea Nor
wood, prin care Sc permite a.
menda pima la 0 suta de dollari
pentru bette.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-04
..LEeI REspINsE

Saptamina trecuta Camera a
respins legea Taylor, prin care
Sc permite municipalitatilor refe-
rcndum in chcstia ,cinematpgra-
felor in ziua Duminicei; aseme-
nea a respins iegca lui Harding,
prin care Sc creeaza o jandarmc-
rie rurala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-04
Oaca as Fl
baSarabean

Basarabenii iubesc pc d-nui
Stere.
IL iubesc, fiindca este copilul
pamantului lor; 'pentru ca sunt
convinsi ca suferit pentru el !;
pentru ca socotesc ca a luptat
pentru ell; pentru cd, dupa pare
rea lor, infatisat in timpul raz-
boiului celui mare o atitudine
care avut la baza dragostea
pentru Basarabia.
Titluri multe 81 mari.
81, totusi, daca as fl Basara-
bean, nu las iubi pc dl Stere.
Nh las iubi? Este putin; las
uri.
- Pentru ca, intr o vreme cind
imensa majoritatc a acestui neam
socotia, ca ideal de national des-
robirea Ardealului, Banatului,
CriSanei 81 BucOvinei, ell indemna
la lllpta alaturi de aceia earl
stapiniau eel mai mare numar de
Romani neliberi 81 facea din Ba-
Sarabia bucurie care nu sc putea
infaptui decit in ciuda bucpriei
celei mari pc care sufletul acestui
neam o aStepta Gu nerabuare.
- Pentru ca, intro vreme cind
soldatul Isl dadea sufletul Gu
gIndul cd jertfa lui va desrobi 81
Muntenia, dar 81 Ardealul, ell ce-
rea Basarabia, in niste impreju-
frari in care aceasta ilrsemna vie
toria dusmanului.
Pentru ca pretul Basarabiei
era atunci pretul infringerii ar
mattel rOmanesti.
= Pentru ca, in timpul sfintei
jettfe "a razboidfui, 81 d facut ca
! numele Basarabiei sa insemne I'M
partirea in doua sufletului unui
neam indurerat.
Pentru ca, strigat atunci,
numele Basarabici facea sd tre-
sara in inimile parintiRr, fratilor,
surorilor 81 copiilor celor earl mu-
riau pc fronturile Moldovei, MI
bucuria pc care numele unei pro-
vincii iubite avea dreptul S o
provoace, ci durerea adusa de
! vestea infringerii celor ce mu-
riau.
| Pentru ca ell, care Sc plin-
gea ca punem in balanta Basara-
bia Gu Ardealul, cerca atunci so
cantarim mai greu de cat Ardea-
lul, Gu tot singele varsat pen
tru ell,
Pentru ca lupta .pentru Ba-
sarabia, Gu ajutorul Germanilor,
insemna rcnuntarea de lie ma
cere vre-o data Ardealul mutt
yisat.
- Pentru ca, acum in urma
profitind de regionalismul rau
inteles al multOr Basarabeni a
tinut sa sc spele Gu voturile asst
fel dobindite, uitind ca eel ma
lbun lucru pentru Basarabia este
sd incurajeze nu manifestari ale
unui egoism regional care jig
neste, ci gesturi care sd arate cit
de topita Sc silnte dinsa in viata
i nationala a Romaniei-Mari.
| Daca as fl Basarabean as iubi
Gu patilna leaganul mieu, 81 toe
mai pentru aceasta, mas putea
admite clipa macar, ca in nu-
mele Basarabiei sd vorbeasca
omul care, att de multi jignit
sinful romaneSc, in cat ntfmele
lui insemneaza durere 1natiO-
naAa.
Sa admit ell GU provincia me;l
iubita sd fie mai putin iubita de
neamI mieu intreg, fiindca ull
ON detestat lea in brate ca 81,
Sc spele Gu dinsa? Sa STINT Ell cd
| alipirea jumatatii de MOldoya
rapita aduce Gu sine in mijlocul
bucuriei o umbra de durere,
fiindca voieste sa Sc lege Gu nu-
mele unui ON carui fapta nu 81
poate ierta' !.
Basarabia s'a unit Gu patria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-04
SCriSOare deSChiiSd
DL Leon Feraru, professor la Unuersaea
York. collaboration roarc
descisd rugdmntea de pubca, pdccrc
pc ,cOlodnele ziarulu nostru:
THE ROUMANIAN EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
THE ROUMANIAN HOUSE
31-33 Broadway
Leon Feraru, Director NEW YORK, 81 Marte 1921
MR. c. r. PASCU,
Editor Manager ''America'
sos Detroit Ave-, Cleveland o.
Scumpe DOmnue Pascu
Scumpe Domnule Pascu:

Scumpe Domnule Pascu:
In zaru ''Amerca" Gu data de MART, 30 Martic a. C.,
numar Lam prm char acm citesc arcolul D-voas
ira intituat "Afacerea Evreiasca.''
Cum nu-mi vad nici personala 81 cum nimeni nu
ma poate Guinea unt reprezentantu Official al Minis
terlnui de n>,ructune Pubic in tara 81 modu "a
costa direct vnovt de psa de cart rom;es care am
suerit li c Gu otii am mimic raspund in chesta
aceasa Sn"uru direct la conucerea acese
niscari curae sunt Incepusem obisiesc gan
dul ca apu cultura 81 sufet in deauns
sa pot face 81 pentru Romn din America pentru
tara natala poporu roman mia drit din eagan ma
m-e atat de draga faurt 81 cteva ran
duri maree n IOga scrisese caeva cuvine
mi nspira bucata pc Dvostr att gentleea s
20 publica in calendaul zaruui America in srsit mai
nee de frae mi sau intns de preutnenea acuseri
oarecu sa uit ca orignea este evreasca dupa
fatal u Caragiae MOerul nOsru, spusese pubculu care
aplaudase mai multi la din Representative ''De asa
mai sunt Gree c asa 81 eu din
zua maree preten Dimitrie Anghe mia srins
mana fierbine mia cerut sal frae devenisem
Gu Roman
Oar ce foos sa mai continui aceasta tema Am
numa sa site ca ascund orgna de nc
mandu nici um find numai chesune nastere pentru
care eu nu sunt vnoya de loc DE Fl nascut din prn
de taran roman poae mai bne pentru nistea su
tcasc uhor oame neavand alta face stau
in uni muncesc Poate ars faptu parnti mel.
oamei muncori 81 cnstit unt evrei bne deoarece
stuata secal pot veea cat de rel cat de
i oameni deoscbr fundamentals neamuri nu exis
ia 81 ca totu numa praful in ochi
vedem lupii carl sunt intre moi
Iante de sfarsi tin dau cateva amuriri Gu pri-
wire la suaa la Cnversatea Columbia din New York
Titlu Official i'll englezeste este Instructor Extension
Teaching Columbia University Toata umea fmi scre
cand mi vorbeste, m spune: Professor Pentru Gu
v1ntu INSTRUCTOR exst raducere direca in lmla
mana Insemneaza professor Insrucor'' in romaneste
obnueste i'll arnata Tin ns in mod foarte emfatic ca
inormata sd fie mai preci 81 Toate cursure
mba franceza din Extension Teaching Columbia University
sunt sub directa Daca tnui aceasa funcune
della Universitae ndeauns pentru u eu s con
trbu la uminarea poporulu voiu prn moacee
sa ajug cat mai curnd decanul une facutat 81
acum deca i'll virsa de "a de ami nadaduesc cursul
vietei mee sa Ii pot face 81 aceasta placere.
Va saut Gu drag respect,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
THE NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE AGAIN

Oregon recently has witnessed some
activities and heard of the contempla-
tions of representatives of two organ
izations seeking membership among
her citizens. The very fact that these
organizers have persuaded themselves
that we are their prey reflects onsour
intelligence. 1.-THE organizations to
which wessrefer are the Ku Klux Klan
and the Non-Partisan League.
Statements, themselves, from high
officials of the Klan have indicated
that one, of the impelling motives for
the organization, despite the yelling of
high flown and self-professed Ameri-
canism, is the $40 initiation fee. The
Klan makes an asset of racial and re-
ligious intolerance. The Non-Partisan
League, the organizers of which are
seeking $l8 from each farmer who
would affiliate with the League, are
capitalizing the sore spots of farmers,
who .have suffered decorations and
bruises in tumbles of the defation per-
iod. An alalysis of their aims will
show that they cannot hope to benefit
the farmers by organizing Non-Par-
tisan League in Oregon. They will
merely attract from North Dakota a
little of the bad perfume that has set
tied over the Non-Partisan League
there. If every farmer in Oregon, and
not all of them by any means are 60
ing to be fooled into giving up $l8, |
were to join the Nom Partisan League,
the organization still would not be
able to control Oregon politically.
So it really seems that the main
things sought by the Ku Klux Klan
and the Non-Partisan League organic
er are respectively $40 and Sl8 checks
About the only difference is that the
Non-Partisan man will probably let
you postdate your check.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
SCRAPS OF PAPER

Just why they should be so cOnsid-
cred we fail to see, yet the buyers OF
fruit seem to think that contracts for
the purchase Of fruit from the grower
or an organization of growers are
nothing more than scraps of paper. If
the market remains bullish the grow
er will be asked to fulfill the to letter
his agreement to deliver the product
Let the market slump and the buyer
will wire cancellation of his orders.
Just the other day we heard of the
purchaser of prune crop ordering a
cancellation after the market showed
a slump. The growers had already be-
gun to pick week early, at an added
expense, in order to accommodate the
original buyer. A heavy loss resulted.
The rules of contract should apply in
these fruit deals, we think, just as in
any other business negotiations. Pri-
vate and cooperative fruit sales con-
Germs, representing growers, should
push litigation against firms making
such cancellations and thus eliminate
practice that is decidedly unfair to
growers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
THE NEW HARVEST

Hood River has won a name for it.
self in her leadership in cooperation for
the production of better apples and in
the marketing of the same. The dis
trict has now aroused TO the need for
cooperative efforts in harvesting a'crop
that lies in the forested areas and even
above the snowline, the crop of scenery
that takes in Mount Hood and all of
the outlying area of the mid -Colubmia.
Views of the pastoral orchards them
selves are a part of this crop. They
belong to individuals and yet their
beauty and attractiveness makes them
the property Of everybody.
And in this new cooperation we must
not merely pull together here in Hood
River valley. but we must join our tug
with that Of Portland and all of Ore
gon. To properly cash in on the tour
ist traffic that is coming in ever in
creasing numbers all Of Oregon must
work together. The trend is toward
development of the new industry of
making an asset of scenery. Here in
Hood River we must bend our efforts
together just as in the past we did in
the exploitation of the fruit industry.
Recent occurrences have indicated that
we have had little sand in the reserve
of fabrication. We hope expressions Of
frankness may have strained this all
out
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
NOtOriSt Expresses Chagrin

Charles Malone, member of the force
Of Portland paper jobbinE house. re-
turned 20 Hood River from the Upper
Valley Sunday evening expressing
chagrin at the reception he had been
given following a serious breakdown
of his automobile.
My family and | were headed for
Cloud Cap Inn, says Mr.. Malone.
when the crankshaft of the car broke
just as we left Parkdale. tried
garages and residents of the district.
offering 10 pay literally if someone
would tow me to Hood River. MY
offers did not appear to interest any Of
them. Finally, after losing a good
part Of the day ] persuaded a man,
who was passing in an old car, 70 tow
US back 20 Hood River. do not like
to be q kicker, but we would certainly
think more Of the Upper Valley If the
people had been a little more charit
ably inclined to help Us out while in
trouble.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25

The progress of passenger trans
portation by means of motor buses has
been rapid the past few years. Dur
ing these summer days the most of
travellers to interurban points of this
section, at least, go by the buses. If
they continue to develop. we may see
such an interIinking of lines that it
will be possible, by 1925 say, to travel
all the way from New York City to
Portland by motor bus. The new turn
in transportation matters has hit the
railways a serious blow. In view of
the fact that motor transportation is
hazardous and uncertain during the
winter periods, the railroads may be
getting a walloping that may react on
the public that in the summer rushes
its shipments by motor trucks and
travels by motor buses. The final evo-
luton of the conflict in transportation
will be interesting. The general pub
lie will be best served when the point
Is reached where the two systems sup
Dlement each other instead of drawing
4 line of sharp competition.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25

matters demanding legislation. Per-
haps the suggestion reveals the reason
why Congress grows so lethargic dur
ing the summer months. The Oregon
ian in it's suggestion goes on to state:
The debilitating effect of Washing
ton heat, which drives Congress to
take recess when its work is half
done, suggests the need of summer
capital. For the summer the govern
ment Of India migrates from Delhi to
Simia, and W. H. Taft, when governor
of the Philippines, followed its ex-
ample by establishing summer capi
tai at Baguio in the mountains as a
refuge from the enervating climate of
Manila. If Congress could migrate in
summer to an elevation of four or five
thousand feet in the mountains, it
would have cool nights, members
would notslose their tempers so easily
as now and we might have better
laws.
Why not utilize one of those mead
ows up around the snowline of Mount
Hood on the Loop Highway?
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
CANCER TOPIC OF
TUESDAY LUNCH CLUB

"Cancer" was the topic discussed by
the Hood River Lunch Club at the reg
ular weekly luncheon at The Pheasant
Tuesday. DR.. E. d. Kanaga. chair
man for the day, opened the meeting
with a brief talk on this dread malady,
and DR.. j. w. Sifton concluded the
session.
The physicians declared that cancers
are not inherited, as is often believed.
A cancer, it was maintained, is a cellular
growth, caused by irritation. The
physicians warned their hearers against
scratching pimples or little itching
skin eruptions. After the victim begins
to feel pain from a cancer, it was
stated, it has progressed beyond any
permanent relief from the medical fra
ternity.
City School Superintendent Cannon,
in the absence of President Critics,
presided at Tuesdays meeting.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
THE TREACHERGLJS COulMBIA

No stream is more t-eacherous than
the Columbia. Those unexpert in the
art Of swimming should remain away
from its waters. Even the best Of
swimmers should practice caution in
disporting themselves in its currents
and shadows. The bottom Of the river
is constantly on the change. Where
the bather today finds a sloping sand
bottom. he may tomorrow walk with
out warning into a death hole. Thus
last Sunday Edward Lingren stepped
beyond his depth. AS we observe
these sad and tragic events we are
pointed emphsticslly one lesson. BE
careful when swimming in the Co
lumbia-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
We are 0VerstOcked with Used Trucks
Which must be sold regardless of price or profit.

"hiNh huSA DC SOU EtBdfulths Oh pflte or prOflts
We are making exceptionally liberal terms
on these trucks with very small payments
down Each one is backed by our regular
used car guarantee which insures absolute ser
vice and satisfaction TO the purchaser.
54.ton Republic. This truck has been used
by Jap berry grower, has never been over
loaded and overspeeded, is In first class me-
chanca condition. Equipped with body, top
and windshield. S5500O.
A-ton GMC, overhaued, repainted and looks
Ike new. We will install "A first class platform
body on this truck at $4,000.
q ton Buick, overhauled from stem to stern,
equipped with platform body, ready to go to
work. $4,000.
lI-ton GMC, equipped with platform body
This truck has large pneumatic tires which
makes it easy 10 haul the soft ground or
chards etc. Sl25000.
2l2 ton Ger-Six, equipped with cab and plat
form body. This Is "a chance for "A man with
$50 % and little backbone 10 make a clean
up. S7500O
1lz-ton White, runs like top. sI5000
II you do not see what you want in the above
list, write for our full list of USED trucks,
WENTWORTH Il IRWIN. Inc
200 2nd st. Cor Taylor, Portland. ore. a25
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
MEN PAY FINES
OVER TELEPHONE

Unique in the annals of local judic-
ial proceedings was the arraignment
over the telephone last week by forest
ry officials of two campers, who plead
ed guilty to leaving fires burning in the
Upper Valley forests. Justice of the
Peace "A. w. Onthank, who was in
formed by Stanley C. Walters, chief
ranger of the county Of the plea of the
men, assessed a fine of S25 against
each, and Mr.. Walters was instructed
to collect the money and give the men
receipts.
81 did not even get the names of the
parties" says Mr.. Onthank. "Mr.
Walters promised to provide me with
all this data, when he comes down to
remit the fines, in order that | can
keep docket records in order"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25

WEST BOUND

No. %, Portland Express 49,. 4:4O a. m.
No. |, Spokane Port. Pass. 5;55 a. m.
No. 10, st. Louis, Kan. City, q a.
Denver, passenger. I WV d. H.
No Pendleton-Port. Local 3 20 p. m.
No. II, Chi, Omaha, Denver,
Kan. City, Salt Lake 5:15 m
to Portland, passeng'r)
EAST BOUND
No. "a. Port.-Salt Lake, passl2 :55 a. m.
No. 2, Port,-Pendleton Local 80 :45 4. m.
No. Is, Port, Salt Lake, Den, J
Kan. City, Omaha, 10: :55 a m
Chicago, passenger.
No. 4, st. Louis, Kan. City, > .oo .
Denver, passenger ~ p i"'
No. II, Port. Spokane, ST. n or
Paul, Chicago Pass, 9'A' p HI
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25

Fly time has just arrived in this part
of the country. Had you ever noticed
that during the spring and earlier sum-
mer flies never worry indoors here.
But now that the nights grow cooler
and the frosts are not far away, the
pestiferous insects are apparently
seeking the protection of your warm
kitchen. Wen wager that fly swatter
sales never reach any large numbers
here until along about September |.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
DECREE READY IN
BIG WATER CASE

Judge Wilson yesterday filed with
County Clerk Shoemaker a memoran-
dunn of decision in the adjudication of
Hood River valley water rights. He
announces that his decree in the main
will follow findings of the State Water
Board. He will declare against the
contentious of the Pacific Power &
Light Co., in their claims to the flow
of Hood rivers waters because of
rights incident to riparian ownership.
Judge Wilson in touching on the power
concerns claims, states that the case
will go to the Supreme Court.
In the contested claims between the
Mount Hood Water Co. and various
power and irrigation concerns, Judge
Wilson cuts the acreage of 1881, al
lowed by the board, to 433 acres.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25

The big woodpiles that note the com
ing of frosty mornings seem scarcer
than usual this year. Householders
might well be warned that the apple
crop is going to be large this fall and
motor trucks and wagons are going to
be busy in October and November.
The wise man will fill his basement
with fuel now.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
Board of Equalization

The County Board Of Equalization
will'meet at the court house. Hood
River. Monday. September -. at 10
over the assessment roll and correct
ing such errors as the board deems
necessary. All applications for reduc-
tion must be filed with the county
clerk within Is days from first meeting
date Of the board or they will not be
acted upon. a25sS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25
81. Marks TO Give Recital

Misses Katherine Laidlaw and Con-
stance Piper, the former a dancer of
note and the latter pianist, whose re-
citals and accompaniments have at
tracted a wide attention, will give a
concert here at the open air theatre at
Chautauqua Park Saturday evening.
September 3. The program will in
clude numbers featured by the promi-
nent musicians at concert held at the
Heilg theatre in Portland last June.
The concert will be given under aus
pices Of st. Marks Episcopal. church.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25

The grape is purpling on the vine,
the dogwood s leaf is turning red. The
seeds of early varieties of weeds and
flowers are already being harvested by
flocks of birds, some of which were
reared this summer. The season of
summer is passing. Falltime and ap-
pie harvest days are just ahead.