davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-28

awaiting the return of better weather.
The outfall sewer is also practically
finished excepting finishing the back
lilling and completing the manholes.
The work on the septic tank is about
two-thrds done, according to the re-
rort. No work has been done vet on
the sludge bed, and there is some ex-
TIA work yet to be done. The filter
beds are not yet finished.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-28

CONTINUED from page. p
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-28
Are Granted Licenses.

The holiday rush in Dan Cupid S
business continues at the office of
County Clerk r. z. Brown. Within
the past "a hours three couples have
secured the states permission to
enter on the sea of matrimony. They
include Frank II. Benge, farmer of
Colbert, Wash, and Katherine Rahr
OF Pendleton; Earl II. Abbott, labor
er of Echo, and Grace Hinkle,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-28
Police Grab Topers.

A party in which booze is said to
have played major part was ruined
by the police last night in the arrest
OF four men. Frank Finley and G..
Erickson We're eacn fined $25 this
morning by Judge Thomas Fitz Ger
aid on charges of being drunk and dis
orderly. Tom Galloway got $40 for
being drunk and A. Fields was fined
$50 for the unlawful Possession of Ii
quor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-28
RcII Is Ill,

Fell Is Ill.
Abe Bell of the O. X. barber shop is
confined to his home today on account
of illness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-28
Nezus Notes OF Pendleton

boolIkeeper, of Pilot Rock; and
Louis p. Jensen, farmer and Nesta
II. CENTS, both of Weston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-28
Seattle Grain
Market

SEATTLE, Dec. 2S.-Wheat, hard
white, SIPS; soft white. s1.27; west
ern white, S126; hard red winter, soft
red winter, northern spring, western
red, S1.21
Feed and hay unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-03
BELMONT RESULTS

First race (six furlongs) First.
Excuse Me. 10 !. 2 To |. even:
second, Scamint , to !. even; third,
Pride of India. even. Time. l:l23-5
Also ran-crySialford. Dan Bollins.
The Peruvian. Round Robin. Ira vii
son. Yankee Dom. Joseph Brant.
Snare.
Second race Uour and half fur
lones)-t'irst. Black Monkey. Is To |.
TO y. To 2; second. Park Hill. / t.
;, out: third. Noon Hour. = to !. Time.
~ 3-5. Also rau--Bcn Wood. RECON-
incubation. Ruddy. The Girl Hot Coal.
tyclups.
Third race cone mile) First. Win
ncconnc. 10 to |. to l, . to |:
second. Pansy. ~ to /, i To /: third.
FHntochc. even. Time. AZ 30. Also
ran Anniversary. ScourlHnan. Lord
Herbert. Copyright. Daniel \. Search e
light. III. Runuu"r, Chatcauray
Fourth race Zone mileD-F'irst, Re
lay. To >. out. out; second. knobbi.
10 5. out; third. EXcelsiS out. Time
l;3:. Also ran Two Feathers
Flith race emile sixteenth -First.
nuncccap. To =. "uI out: second
knight Of the Heather. out. out
others scratched. Time l:ITl-5.
Sixth race four ANA "a half fur
longs First. i-nnon. ? to 10. to I
out: second. NrwhumpShirr. To .
out: third. pravus. out Time. IL
AlSo ran King Soiomous Seal, Raj.
Hes, Irish Pat Clare.
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sinIa. and Paul Mayo. hermitage.
2:2O i. NJ John Maxwell. Virginia.
aud stuart Jones. Hermitage.
:.2"-r. NV. " Street Hermitage.
and William l.. Wood, Virginia.
go l.. Mn. y. Woodward. Her
mi'asr' and Frank II. niams. vir-
s!niI.
::@5 l.. MI ives S. Fleming. Vir-
tinih' and dorsey Tyler, Virginia.
\ $40 h. NJ. Gordon T. Wood, Nir-
simia. and X. L.. Black. Virginia.
2;ii 4. M.-r:dward Rylamd. Her
mi,ase. aud elm We'll. Lakeside.
2:5o 4. M.-E. Y. organ. Virginia.
and j. Allen Kelvin. Virginia
2:55 h. M-C. -. I.arus Jr, Her
mitaEc. ana Ralph j. Levy. Lakeside"
3 t. M.-.lam-s y. cahili. Virginia.
and Is. $. Dribbie. Virginia.
";o5 4. M. p. Word. Hermitage.
and Harris :. Hart. Virginia.
~" J.. 40. Is. nm. Hermitage.
ana $. T.. Kyiamd. Hermitage.
81" a. M.-AlrX T.. RyIuud Her
miiase. and W. u. Massie. Norsin!a.
":2o l.. M.T. Coleman Andrews
Hermitage. and Horace Hclstern
Lakeside.
%;"5 L. Mr.. r. Berkeley. Hermit
age. and Dave Wolf. Lakeside.
$50 l.. NJ r. W. Williams, VIr.
GINA. and Horace y. BEDFORD, Her
mitaso.
":d5 j.. Nc. II. Scott. Hermitage
ana t.. w. HeninE, Virginia
$40 t. M.-L-igh Budwell. Vir.
gina. and S. NJ. Traynor. Virginia.
go j. Nil Bowmall. Lakeside;
Je RistraNr, Lakeside.
$3.50 T.. MI. i. 1ipscomb. Viz
finia; Il. Y. Wallerstein, Lakeside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-03
MISS RYAN PUT OUT
OF TENNIS TOURNE
San Francisco Player Bcaic
at Chiswick by India's
Champion.
| ny Associated pross1

CliiSWlCk. ENG. June 2.-Mi
Elizabeth Ryan. OF san Francisc
was defeated in the semnnals OF n
Middlcscx tennis championships he,
today by Mrs. Peacock. former cha n
pion Of India Mrs. Peacock won II
the score OF G-3. i-6. 6-4
In the mixed doubles Major 7. {
Ritchic and Miss Edith Sicourncv. ,
Boston. defeated \. Wallis Myers an
Mrs. Molla Bjuratcdt Mallory. g.
Ga
Richie and Miss Sigourney lat,
reached the seminnals round by d,
fcating Williams and Miss Head. g.
IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-03
NISCOUNT ASTOR'S
HORSE IS WINNER
fNv Assnclateh rrcssl

LONDON. June 2-Nis"ount AS,
tors PorrOm. hy LcmbcrG out o
PopinEaoi, won the oak stakes to
day.
r.. IIultou'S Souhriuuct. by Lon,
berg. out Of silver Fowl. was s"coht
and T. DO 50. Alleys Mysia. by Bachc.
lor's double out OF Mitylcne. va.
third.
Eleven horses ran.
The betting on Porrom was q
against; Soubri0uet 10 >, am
Mrsia. 100 10 s against.
Pogrom won by threc-puart"rs q
length. while SoubriGuet fnisho'
three lengths ahead Of Mysia.
Archibald. the American jockey
rode Mysia.
international League RcHults,
Toronto. 6; Svracupr. ].
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NORFOLK VICTORIOUS
IN PAIR OF CONTESTS
Linquist Holds Norfolk to
Five Hits, but Loses
Opener.
DRIVER DRIVEN FROM BOX
Slim Hurlcr Pounded Hnrd In Fifth
Frame at second Bnttic-Burkr
md Gallagher Hh Wcll-OldrInr
Makes Three BIovs.
DRIVER DRIVEN FROM 10,

NORFOLK. VA June johnson
and Southpaw stanley displayed OK
cellcnt form. and their hackers hit
ting the ball hard and OPPORTUNITY
Norfok took both ends OF q double
header hy the score ~ to !.
Th' hitting of Burke in both games
featured He hit homer To the
left Ccntcr-fi"ld fcnC" and also aided
in tho victory with n double. cal
laEhcr parked the ball over the right
field 'oncc in the second game with
one man on.
Driver was knocked out ~ the hox
in tho iifth inning OF the second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-03
BRAVES MAKE IT TWO
STRAIGHT FROM GIANTS
Worlds Champions Are Help.
less Before Slants of Pitch
cr Miller.
IRy Assoclatcd prcss1

HoSTON. June Miller. pitching
his first home game, was effective cx-
ccpt In ono inning today and Boston
won from New York. I to g.
After five hits and an error had
given BOSTON four runs In the fourth
with none out. CauSey relieved Shea
AMI retired the side without furthcr
scoring. Cruise made two sensa-
tinnal catches.
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WILLIAMS FORCES AHEAD
OF ROGERS H0RNsBY
Browns Star Drives Out Four
tccnth Home Run
Of Year.
INv NNNoclntch Hross.l

ST. LOUIS, MO. June 1.-TWO home
runs. ono by Kenneth Williams. Of
tn" Rronws. featured today'S game
with the Chicago White Son. the To-
Gals winning. Il Ia !.
F'a!E, of the SoN. scored the other
homer. The Browns hattcd around
In the fourth inning. when they made
seven runs. Williams scoring Two
hits. "a homer ann "a single. The for
mer set him ahead in tho major
league circuit drive race. and hroke
his tic at thirteen with Rogers
ilurnshy. of the local Nationals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-03
COBB AND HEILMANN
HAVE BEEN REINSTATED

CHICAGO. June 2.-Ty Cobb and
Harry llrilmann. Of the Detroit club.
OF the American League. who were
suspended following an argument
during Il game at st Louis, were RE-
InStated this afternoon by Ban John
son. president of the league, and will
be elis iblc To play tomorrow. Mr.
Johnson announced. Ills decision on
the ease will Ice handed down in Il
few days. he said.
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appalachian League Results.


runs Cavcncy. duncan Sacrifices
cavcn"y. NruI 90. Double plays
Rohnc TO pauhcrt; iIolloch"r ,
Grimes co. CIV"u"y to DaIIb"rt. Let
ON bases Cincinnati. e; Chicago.
Bases on balls Gillespie, =; rrcc;nai
!: Jones. /: couch. l. Struck out
hv Gillespie. /; Stu"lani. = Jones.
Couch. =. Hiis-un StUclaud. IN
innings tnonc out in third: O
Freeman. in - innings Ciil"spi.
In Innings: Jones, : in 52-3 i'm
nings: Couch, & in innings: kaui
mann. in inning: tnoue ont /
f0urth). Hit by pitch"r-.Toucs.
tiiarp"r). Passed ball-Wirts WIN
ming pitcher Gillespie. Losing pitch
cr-k iuimann. Empires. Mc,'ormic
and S"nt"lle. Time OF game, cot
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REDS HOLD SUGGEST
Inn Assnclated prcssl

CHICAGO, June 2-CinCinnati
pounded ChicaEos pitchers for eight
cen hits including home runs by
Two straight from the locals, II To
: today.
The score:
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Texas i.cngmc Results.

wichita Fails. !: Shreveport. :.
houston. =: san Antonio, -.
ii"h III mont. .; galveston. =.
DaliaS-'Fort worth. rain
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati mt ChIrnSo.
81. Louis ut Pittsburgh
New York at boston.
Philnd clphtn mt brook yn.
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south Atlantic Association ne,u,ts

Columbia. 3; Charleston, ].
',re"nNiiI.-S partanburg, postponed
wet grounds.
Augusta. >: Charlotte. Z.
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American Association Rc.,,t.

Milwaukee. 2; Minneapolis, IL.
indianapolis, 0; Columbus. G.
KANSAS city. 3: ST. Paul, 10.
Louisville Toledo. rain.
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Totals .... 35 ? AS
'Ratted for camvnN In ninth
Hos ON.

Summary: Two base hits-Groh
SNYDER, christ"nhury. Cruise. Iioik".
Ford. Thrcc-baSc Barbara. Sac
r4hc"s-M "us"l. Miller. Double play
-tausey TO Bancroft 10 Kelly. LEFT
ON hascS-\cw York. 8: Hostcn 4
lShses on halls-om shea. !. causcy, 3
struck oui-hv Causcy. !: Miller, |.
litiS-on shea. In innings. non"
OUT IN fourth: Caus.y. 2 In r innings
Losing pitChcr-Shoa. Tmpires. ouir
IcN and Moran. Timn l.iH
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LnnInr Athletic Lcnr,

Junior Athletic League.
Ginter Park, VS.. Scabrook, Byrd
Park. No. l.
Highland Park VS.. Church Hi.
Gint.r Park.
Boys club VS.. South Side. Frank
lin Eicld.
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INDIANS TRIM TIGERS
fBy Associated Press. ]

T-''N
CLEVELAND. OHIO, June .
Cleveland made 1t two straight from
the crippled Tigers BY winning to-
day. . to 1.
The score:
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BUGS WIN ANOTHER

WILSON y G.. June En- hard
hitting game played Oh a wet dia-
mond, Wilson today won the second
game from Portsmouth, 10 TO :.
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OLDRlNG'S COLTS BEATEN TWICE IN ONE DAY BY TAR
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
'l'atInrcO League.
Commercial LenEue,

Herbert Tareyton VS.. FatIma, 2:30.
Lucky Strike. W. Muriel. 4:3O.
Goth games at boulevard Field).
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS yesterday.
NORFOLK, As, Richmond, III.
wilson, 10I Portsmouth. Z.
Rocky Mount-Newport News (rninD
STANDING OF cLrus

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
1tichni0nd at Norfolk.
Newport News nj Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth ut Wilson.
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icnfrnl I,cncue.

Church iIill tank vs.. Richmond
Grays. Fulton ttwo ramesD.
knights Of Columbus VS.. Post
Richmond Hlucs VS.. Power Com
pany, SCOTS addition GwO gamesD
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Portsmouth .... 200 COL 1913
WNSon ......... .... 500 coo 5Ox
summary. Earned rUUS-rorts-
mouth, ;; Wilson. 6 Two-bas hits
Rooney. WON. O'Bricn and Allen.
Three oase hit-Miller. Home run
Nathag. Let on bases Portsmouth,
Quinn. : OF Post. !: on I.cdhc,tcr.
3 Hi ny pitcher quinn Voter
and NioN) struck out by quinn.
=. 20 runs and Il hits of I..di,,tt,r
in Ia innings Double plnyS--I
Walker TO II. Walker TO Crouch. MIL
ler 20 crouch. Time. . hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-03

Ernest brothers VS.. Takola. Byrd
Park, No. !.
Dixie Eagles vs.. Church lin. C. C.
\ Field.
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ST. Louis

st. Louis ....... 300 7Oi Oix-l2
Summary. Two-bnsc hlts-Gcrbcr,
hits-Shortcn. Jacobson. SiSlcr, Mos
til. Eomc runs Williams FalN.
stolen haS"S-SiSl"r. SacriHCcs--
SEVERED go, ShOckcr. Jacobson.
Strunk. Lett on bases Chicago. 10:
st. Louis. : Bases on hails-un
Schupp. :: OF Hodge, !. on Shockcr,
Schupp. ;: hy Hodge. / Iiits-on
Schupu. in Ia; off Hodge. : in 1
%. Losing pitcher -Schupp. rm-
pircs, owens. Walsh and Wilson.
Time, l:43.
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cleveland,

T''IFVlI III VVW IVU--I
cleveland ........ I3l Ulu uaN-a
summary: Tuw-b.sc hits clark.
WambSsanSs. Strphcns"n McIuu!s.
Three has" hitS-lIaucy. Jameson.
Home run-cIark. SACRIFICES Rig
nry. Wood. Double plays Wambs
eanss, j. Scw-li and Mclnnis. Cove"
leskie, j. S"well and Mclnnis. Left
on baSes-D-troit. =; Cleveland, =.
Bases on balls-off pillettc. /. or
Johnson. |: of coveleskic. 3. struck
Out-hy rillettc, |: By Covclcskic, >.
liits--on rillcttc, IL in !; off John
son. in |. Hit by pitcher-by Pill
lette g.. SewclD. Wild pvch-Pil-
lette, Johnson. Losing pitiher-pil-
lette. Empires. Connolly and Chill.
Time, 2:0j.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Iloston, Z; New York. 3.
Cincinnati. II; Chicago, Z.
All Othrrs-rniu.
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summary. TWO base hits-OldrinE.
Home run--Burke. Double play
Nermilyca TO Carey 10 Riggs. Sacri-
flee hii-tiallaEhcr. stolen bases
Burke. Weafer, Johnson. Left on
hases-Richmond L. Norfolk :.
Struck out-hy I.inqust. 3 10y John
son. .. Bases ON halls--oG Linuuist.
:; off johnson. 3 Hit by pitcher
by Linqui>t tCarcy). Wild pitch
LinQuist. Time. l:Sh
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West END Smndn. school League.
Third Presbyterian VS.. Wcstmin-
Ster. Clark Springs, No. !.
Grace Covenant vs.. First English
Lutheran. Byrd Park. No. 3.
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summary. Two-hase hits-Rurke.
Ramos. Johnson. liudgins. Home
runs-GallaGhcr Lief; on bases
Richmond, 10: Norfolk :. Sacrifice
hit-Johnson stolen bases Wca-
fer. Nermiyca ca. RIGGS. Burke. Tice.
Struck out--by stanley. ! by Driver.
y Bases on balls--on STANLEY. ,
Hit by pitched hall-hy Stanley CARA
Con). tilts-"f Driver. in = Los
ing pitcher-Drivcr Time, $50. I'm
pires. orth and SChacfcr
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Cattnn Stnt-s I.cnru. ncsu,t,
pinIa. and Paul Mayo. Il.rmI,ar.

" 7" ''''' r. 'IH u NV,IIt, ..
Meridian. \. Jackson, =.
Greenwood. .. Grrcnvillc. /.
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=. IIeVEUc,
Presbyterian VS.. Episcopal. High
land Park.
BAPTIST vs. Methodist, Seminary
diamond.
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Florida Stntr League Results.
Tampa, |: Jack SonVillc. u.
Lakeland. -: st. Petersburg, "a.
Daytona. s: Orlando. u.
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Mobile. . New orleans. ,.
Atlanta. 10; birmingham. 3
Memphis, 10. Little Rock. 3.
Chattanooga. :, Nashville, g.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
WnshinEt ton ut philadelphia.
BoSsOn nj New York.
Detroit nj Cleveland.
ChicnSO Mt st. Louis.
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liosc Memorial vs.. Paramount
I.ucke's Field.
c. II -. Railroad vs.. Woodland
Heights. South side. No. >.
Virginia y. 4. ~. Third Christian.
Clark springs. No. =
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southeastern Sundn,

.SOuthrnst-rn Sundn4 School League.
East End baptist rs. Cowardin Ave-
nue.. South Side.
Branch Memorial vs.. Monument
Methodist
Bainbridsc baptist VS. Maple
Grove. l.uck'S Field
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. G-5t High Point, so.
All Othcrs--ruin.
STANDING OF tIJiII

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
High Point mt Raleigh.
Dnn>illc nj GrrcnshorO.
Durham nj WinstOn-SHicm.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ClcN Gland. %; Dctr0It. 8.
81. Louis, IL; Chicago. &.
All othcrs-rnin.
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l O! s 7 !! !!
$50 Pimples, 736 Blackheads
and 3 Boils!

No reward Is offered. because they
are lost forever! No question will be
asked. except one question. How
3answer.-"I cut out now fad treat-
meats and suesswork; / used ono OF
the most powerful blood -cleansers,
6lood-purifiers and flesh builders
face Is pinkish. my Bkin clear as q
rose. my checks are filled out and my
rheumatism. too. 10 Rone!" This win
DO your experience, too, II you try q.
q. q. II n guaranteed to be purely
vegetable in all It's remarkably effao.
tive medicinal inEredients. g. q. g.
means \ new history for you from now
on! g.. 8. d. 10 SOLD at all drug stores
IN two siIss. The larger size y the
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International League Itcaults.
Toronto. 6; Svracurc. ].
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Totals .......... IS y II - IL
Richmond .......... 100 100 col,
Nn,Fn,t
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-01-12

merit of entertainments it has given in
the past. Those promoting the forth
coming show declare that it will excel
anything ever undertaken by the club
women.
The Scholarship Loan Fund, which
all affiliated clubs of the Oregon State
Federation of Women's clubs augment
by funds secured in various methods
during the month of February each
year, is said to be very low. The fund
is maintained by the state organization
for the purpose of financing the higher
education of deserving young women.
The organization loans the money
without interest. the girls repaying it
after they have completed their educa-
tion and have begun earning funds.
Mrs. William Munroe, president OF
the club, states that at present two
Hood River girls are beneficlaries of
the fund. However, because of the
shortage in the Scholarship Loan Fund
treasury, they have been unable to Sc
cure sufficient money for their full
needs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-01-12
FERRY CARRIES AUTOS
TO LOWER HIGHWAY

With snow blocking the North Bank
Highway between Stevenson and Van
couver, Charles Smith, Cacsade Locks
ferryman. who has been transferring
motorists between here and Stevenson
daily, discontinued his regular sched-
ule last week and is operating his scow
only when full load is available here.
Mr.. Smith is now taking motor parties
through the locks at the cascades and
delivering them below snOwslides al
Bridal Veil. Ten automobiles melS
carried on the down river uip Friday
Automobiles contemplating the mid
Columbia trip are asked to phone their
registrations to +. +. Brett, Of the
local automobile association.
The regular ferry service between
here and Stevenson was restored the
first of the week. snow bIockades or
the North Bank Highway having beer
cleared. The ferry leaves Stevenson
daily at a m. and returns from here
at noon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-01-12
STEPS TAKEN TO
START GOLF CLUB

Initial steps toward the organization
of golf club were taken here last
Friday afternoon when a score of busi-
ness and professional men met at the
Commercialsclub, pledging themselves
each to subscribe 500 toward such an
organization. A. w. Stone, who open
ed the meeting, outlined plans for
financing the purchase Of 1876 acres OF
Paradise Farm acreage just west of
the city and the lease, with privilege
of purchase of an additional AZ acres.
The men will proceed with their plans
if they can secure pledges from so
prospective golfers. The land to be
purchased and leased is vauled at $780,
600. 1t is ideally located, it YVES
pointed out by Mr.. Stone, and can be
prepared for links at minimum of
expense. Mr.. Stone stated that mem
bers to the new organization could be
drawn from The Dalles, Mosier and
White Salmon and Underwood, Wash.
A. W. Peters. elected permanent chair
man of the organization, stated that 1T
was anticipated that numerous Port
land men would affiliate with the or
ganization. Berkeley II. Snow was
named secretary.
The l3 acre tract mentioned is con-
trolled by Jesse w. Critics, who states
that it will be necessary to buy out
right the land. 1t, however, can be
purchased for Sc, 500. the sum of 81, 300
being paid down. The owners of the
Paradise acreage offer to lease it for
three years on a $500 an acre valua-
ton, the lessee paying the taxes and
six per cent rental. At the end of the
three years, If the privilege to buy has
not been invoked, the owners will ask
for reappraisal of the land, but they
will give the golf club the privilege OF
a further lease for four years On the
six per cent basis, with privilege to
buy any time before the lease expires.
Mr.. Stone stated that golf had be
come the national game of America.
Mr.. Peters cited that it was no longer
rich mans game, pointing out how
two municipal golf links were flourish
ing in Portland. He cited the success
of golf links at Pendleton and La
Grande. Mr.. Stone stated that the
establishment of a club here would
tend to increase the value of all prop
erty. 1t was cited how the club would
benefit the Columbia Gorge hotel and
how the management of that enter
prise would be willing to support it.
Those who discussed the financial
and other phases of the proposed or
ganization were G. A. Bell. Truman
Butler, E. H. Pooley, G. N. Ravlin.
j. w. West and E. o. Blanchar.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-01-12
LEGION SELECTS
PERMANENT CAMP
TILLY JANE SITE CHOSEN BY BODY
Construction Of Road by Hannum Place
to Forest Base Is Proposed
Plans Generally Favored

The American Legion Post last week
decided to locate permanently camp
site, to be used as base for the annu-
al Mount Hood climb as launched by
the organization last summer, in the
Oregon National Forest on the head
waters of the Tilly Jane creek. The
Legion proposes to secure construction
of road to the camp this summer.
Already highway is constructed part
of the way from the Mount Hood Loop
Highway up to the homestead place of
J. o. Hannum.
1t was cited by the Legion members
who are promoting plans for the devel-
opment of the permanent campsite that
it will be an easy matter to connect
the Tilly Jane road with Cloud Cap
Inn, thus eliminating the old road to
the mile high hostelry, route that is
steep and worrisome to motorists.