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Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18
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tullitoriffisiu onot $3.50 ia t4.Sel
prDlenttia.
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paraln tltllausurlpo1 nl0dr6;i1nilesiG
en- nnrfoun nifd noioen to1parain
rotantoortDo oil 0lmerifosld.
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laotin tariffiebootltfiesto oIiii 300
30 milioonon bolloriG ia 5For0negnI
nrjffi5tu noin 500 niliopnoo bo(=
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l1roerruoo0ir toriffiSto ia II. f. hG-
ltllotariTfl5td OF tl,lojo nojn 303
lrlioonGa ouIlaria puo0esio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18
Hernnpitu 25 isntiIa bnsbeli
Gana0GSia.

sSinninea 01ol. 9}eriuno:r
hlntn tirffrfol,ppioioen ia iGueel,.
nnniicn trdliieSiG fouposIo oil per.
'antoino 25-35 ienttia bushcl;
Sn1nl1tG oil Ioirneot1 ic teioen It'll
TIN hplpddn flu,toou enltltstetoolr
hiutGin mie(ofin Iusfeiuan. sRIhit.
t6isfGllboisia hinltat uaihtelelpot
Co.'S ienfti1 bitsbeIi.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18
Nalnen hirttannt iticnii; mielen=
hdiriDsia.

snobnrb, Ont. Mrs. SSobu
Mutfalo, jofo tilopdiiesti oil mie.
lenbolrios1ti lnpienipnl,ptpffcn iil-
teen britt itletid fotonaon 5tobic
D6ine'sio fesfiiifffono t. f. 5 bld.
Son Iltoritti mielettollrdn tefonit,
Observation-Disclosures oiIesfo ltlfona
ia ntehcn oIleslc boisio fotoo. g4a;-
noja oil ebelliIenG fef1nd ollut bol-
oetfoipano mieliinironoesto, nrint1
mt aripelloor lubistuneen. Sal
pconoon jdi plloliio ia folnm Iasta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18
SimalIiiain Ientpretfi pli sltlantiu.

st. @incent, aap @eroun ioorct
EortllgoIilaiiet iIlnoiliiot, lotto
prittdlpat Ientaa NltLantin ali 2isla-
bonista @rciiIiaan, o1pot Toopunect
tonne onnelliiesti 2os Dolnlos isto.
Samaritan loarilta. Motfoo iieltd
fdnne OH nIi 500 MALTA. %
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18
@iiii lniiippnaa l1utaialle.

Wsosfoipan ssssncstijasia oil bel
init. p pm numernsio i(ntoitlta,
losia lulpataan 5 milioonon rlpIon
palfinto file, infa tho ontisfoialIecn
tafai1in eradn forannecu fisiarpoi-
faicn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18
. Snnnnsfi mnrbanncenia anton.
alnrin.

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bonneen'a oirainiatoiIen alitonaiu.
rin Mlllinm Hn3icin. gllrnustllf.
'es'aon gfoiie Ionoo tebnecnid m.r
ban ioooafieen nlttonlobiiIin ia 70
bot.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18
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ia, etto fenraali SemeRotD, Siperion
eltinen boiihciuifiwa$tainen foIoffo
lobfrln, jofo nDfDiiir on Wep g1or.
lisa ia loltto iuafluitetoou t1lleqr
folan n1doBou tnrtoit1fieIln ferGtG
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pertosM oil tnenetellnt G5ipcriosIo
folrdllo, iofn eli oifeltttonut f,Gtran
,dittimcon 9lb6DsnoItain lipuu
'nolelusto. Gnoistojina eIiintninct
9Iperja5ia ollei0cn ontcrifoloisten
lolftolen tomertoIo, fcnrocl! @ro.
ine% Ia ooiutonttlnio. lltllt,antti
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ia ro@ipol'Stpinlinuo3to. ioto Sipc.
rioS'o rli boriotcttlt omerifoIoisten
lonftolen iieilG oIIc8Io.
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fcllJo, iolloir tllIloon fltIunroon to
nistaiifli toiiio Observation-Disclosures
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f1cn lroijioito, aenroali mailtitli, [
nlitcu 0Goe3I6fm rilntriubla$To" oil [
1000 pcrfiIod niurbattu,
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0im panfilaan, frm banen tofuus.
1aiebenld pernllttitput len $25,001
tofuam, lola BON pGdii nopaallg
iolnIle lofll oifo iitte, fun b0net O.
ictettiin lpptteeieen iiit0, ettd ban
eli roStoonult prpIen lnilioonor
folIarin url0o3to tlrrfifiin erqdlti a.
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rioSio ol(esIdon iieII1 iobtarno5ia
folaffaio,lffoiou tai5tellsia bolS6e=
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Dorfi8ia oiupat luen0loiiet piiritti-
irat ipanfiIan, iosid tdlnG foioffa=
teurostaia oil, ia politiien tGptpl
rrbfnd Observation-Disclosures
hdncn fuoieleniicfieen n1obooIliIclto
rdfIlonfon rniipolta.
5elneroFFilt ferrotoan oifouau
pnriehtia Guropoon, JOS b6n pGG.
ice tpnpoafIi aoifeSto pG1ttien 2i.
men rettcnI0 9(merifaon ep1onni8t,ii
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CT 'clittGnpt, etd bincn toilninton7n
Sipcria5io opuStitpot 9(mcrifa.
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Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18

! aenenfaa1r Ell tuTe ToilI,ln CIR
frostelnoail eniini1isten tDa:<ltta.,
mier beritsfeelIn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-04-18

SllilfiH 'hh0e'nnara fIelfd taitn.
inntton1id on leros'isio. 51.7 bro
fenttio, pier1in South garofinosio,
airoastaan Is broIenttia.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

Ford truck became uncomfortable and
plunged over a steep bank on the Mo,
sier Creek road. The machine turned
over completely and lodged against a
tree on the hillside. Geo. M. Alexan-
der. who was riding on the running
board of the machine, escaped injury
by jumping down the embankment into
Mosier creek, although be received a
cold bath in attempting to avoid being
crushed by the machine.
Henry Peterson was in The Dalles
last Saturday looking after his busi-
ness interests there.
j. nj. Carroll, who underwent a seri-
Gus operation at Portland last week, is
reported to be steadily improving.
Chas. T. Bennett is slowly improv-
ius after a siege of grip.
Notices have been mailed all grow
ers announcing the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Mosier Fruit
Growers Association, to be held at 10
a. m. Saturday. The annual report of
the business will be read by Manager
Chatfeld and election of officers for
the coming year will take place at this
meeting.
Mrs. S. f. Evans was a visitor in
The Dalles Monday.
+. K. Comstock moved his family
from Hood River Monday and will oc-
cupy the Ernest Evans residence.
}. +. Folsom received word Monday
that his sOn-in-iaw had died very sud
denly in Elgin, Ore. Cause Of the
death was not known.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02
MOUNT HOOD

Miss Ruth Fee spent Saturday with
her friend. Mrs. Glenn +. Miller, al
Parkdale.
Miss Pearl Florer returned to hel
home at Hood River Sunday after
spending the week here with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry Hits.
The regular afternoon meeting of
the Parent-Teacher Association will
beld Friday afternoon. Special busi-
ness is 20 be attended to and a good
attendance is desired.
The speaking contest for this district
is TO be held at Parkdale Friday even
ing.
The car which Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hits have purchased is an Overland
sedan instead Of Dodge.
The Mount Hood Water Ditch Com
Dany held the election of officers for
the year at the school house Saturday.
Mr.. Amos will preach at the Mount
Hood church Sunday evening.
J. ID. Smullin and family are Tecev-
ering from a siege Of the flo.
Billy Gardner is on the sick list.
Word received from Miss Frances
Doggett, a student at Albany. and
Miss Blanche Aubert. a student at
states that they spent the
week end q the home Of AR. and Mrs.
II. {. WYATT at Salem and took IN the
state Christian Endeavor convention.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

evening. The time passed quickly ir
| games, music and conversation fol
! lowed by refreshments. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. David Chamberlain, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy M. Buford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Lang, MIR. and Mrs. Victor f.
Wigren. Mrs. Il. Nj. Bates. Mrs. J. W.
Forester, James Henderson, Allie Ad-
ans and Byron Lane.
Mrs. Anna Sprague, of Oregon City,
is the guest of friends here.
Rev. Jenkins spent part of last week
in Portland.
We are wondering just what is the
matter with Sheriff johnson. Last
week when an aeroplane had been re-
ported as landing here, he got some
deputies and visited us on the supposi-
tion that it was booze plane. How
ever, it proved to be the Michel
brothers who used to live here and had
just planed down from Pendleton to
pay their old neighbors, the Conlon
family, a visit.
The Highway is open again and we
have seen several cars from Portland
in town. However. it is reported an
unpleasant trip at present.
Work is progressing slowly on the
Bridge of the Gods. but when the
weather changes and warns up they
expect to do more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Woodward, of
Linnton, were the guests over Sunday
Of Mr.. WoOdward's parents.
Mrs. J. II. Fretwell spent last week
in Portland.
1--WE have few cases of scarlet fever
in town but the families have been
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02
OdeII dlgh School Notes
marie Fletcher

Lloyd Cameron returned to schoo
Monday after a few days Of illness.
Virginia Dutro has been i'll for the
last few days. She returned TO school
Tuesday.
Miss Rogers spent a few days visit
ing Miss Mehring, Of Clatskanie. Miss
Mehring taught the third and fourth
grades in Odell last year.
A holiday was given to the high
school pupils on Washngton's birthday.
The last series of debates will be
held in The Dalles Monday afternoon
and evening. sThe three contestants
are Prinevile, WascO, an Odell. The
first series will be held at 3 p. m. ard
the second series at 7.30 p. m.
Mildred league returned at school
Monday after about week of Hines.
In the news notes of Hood River
high school, it was stated that The
Dalles and Odell tied in this triangu-
lar league. We wish to correct that er-
ror because Odell received IL points.
The Dalles 10 points, and Hood River
3 DOintS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02
PINE GROVE

The sickness among the school chill
dren still continues. Lewis Davidson
who has been out for some time. il
back again. Mrs. Miller, who has
been unable to teach for over a week
returned yesterday.
The cooking class in the school under
Mrs. Laraway's instruction, served hot
soup to the children for luncheon Mon
day. They are demonstrating theil
work along practical lines.
The children chosen last Friday
night for the declamatory contest al
Oak Grove this week were as follows
Pearl Marie Mohr, lmogene Roberts
Dale Fike, Virginia Miller. Carlyle
Roberts. Florence Oxford, alternate
The recitations of all the contestants
were excellent and showed careful
preparation. The judges we're Il. w.
Van Horn, Geo. Wuest and Mrs. f. II.
Blackman.
A large flock Of birds was seen in
Pine Grove last Sunday morning, and
an interested observer would like to
know through the columns of the
Glacier what they were. They were
somewhat larger than a bluebird. had
topknot, were of soft gray color
with orange and blue on the wings,
and orange on the tail. Their only
song was chirp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clark, of Trout
Lake. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Slade. who are making their home on
the lrelandsran at present.
Kenneth Malloy has been quite i'll
with pneumonia but is reported better
The W. C. #. u. will meet with Mrs.
Julia Hunt this afternoon.
Mrs. Mildred Sweetland, daughter of
j. o. Mark. is expected to arrive in
Hood River Friday evening from hei
home in Constantine, Mich. Mrs Eva
Swanson. of Devils Lake, NED. has
been with her sister, Mrs. j. 0. Mark,
for the past week.
Mrs. Joe Vannier is i'll with inhu-
enza.
Clare Bickford, who went to Grand.
view, Wash, last Tuesday for team
of horses. returned with them Monday
evening after driving them l40 miles.
lie reported below zero weather much
of the way.
Ethel Bickford is i'll at home with
the grip.
News Of death of Mrs. j. o. Mark
caused a great shock to Pine Grove
people. Mrs. Mark formerly resided
here. Pine Grove folk will miss her
Hers was-a sweet, Christian character
and the grief that is felt here is genu-
inc.
Mrs. Clifford Ross is visiting at the
lome Of her parents. Mrs. and Mrs. f.
". Badford.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02
ODELL

Mise Grace Chambers went to Port
land Tuesday for few weeks stay.
Miss Mary Rogers went to Claskanie
for week end visit with Miss Agnes
Mehring, who has very good position
in the schools.
Miss Bessie Cunningham, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Cunningham,
ond w. A. Lozier were married Mon
day, February 20. Since the wedding
they have been in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Hunter, Of Bend,
spent last week here visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hunter.
While here s.transfer Of property was
made whereby a japanese whose name
we have not learned became the owner
of the Hunter orchard and home prop
erty. The new owner has taken pos
session. The residents of Odell regret
losing Mr.. and Hrs. c. S. Hunter, who
have made this their home and best
wishes will go with them wherever
they may decide to locate.
OdeIl residents anxiously await the
date for the next debate which will be
held in The Dalles Monday afternoon
and evening when the winning team
will be in direct line for the state de-
bate.
Mary cases OF a form of Influenza
which causes it's victims % suffer many
unpleasant symptoms but does not de-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

velop into such serious results as did
flu upon its first appearance here.
However, there are members of the
following families who have been OF
are now quite seriously i'll: W. p.
Kemp, W. F. Young, G. r. Bowerman,
Allison Fletcher. Leonard Fletcher, &.
J.. Martz, 7. A. Boles, w. j. Holman,
Mrs. ID. +. Clark, Ed Clark. Geo.
Shepard, Roy Hale, |. u. Lafferty,
Oscar Sheriff..
Junior Mills is the proud brother of
baby sister who arrived Friday
night.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Price
Friday, February "A. daughter.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. White
Friday, February "a. daughter.
Growers are receiving good prices
tor apples of the grade known as cook
ers which they have shipped recently.
Odell community was shocked Mon
day afternoon when news of the sud
den passing away Of Mrs. j. o. Mark
became known. Mrs. Mark had been
in not the best Of health, but her fam
lily and friends mad not realized that
her condition was so serious. Death
was instantaneous and came as she
was engaged about the lighter house
hold duties. She will be remembered
as one whose bearing was ever that of
one of steadfajt Christian character
The sympathy Of all goes out to the
husband, daughters, sister, to all the
relatives who mourn because she has
gone. Arrangements for the funeral
services await word from daughter
VINO resides in Michigan.
Sunday school 10 q. m. Sermon SUBJ
ject, ''The Great Desire, II a. nj.
Epworth League p, m, subject, "My
Debt to an Inspiring Friendship.
Margaret Fletcher, leader. Evening
service 7.45.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02
MOSIER

Mrs. J.. C. Msthison returned last
Saturday from 2 visit with relatives al
Seattle.
Eugene Root left Frdisy for los
Angeles. where he expects 10 remain
for several months
Marx A. Mayer returned FRIDAY
from Portland after visiting with his
friend. David Warfield.
Gilbert Burness narrowly escaped
serious iEury last Friday, when his
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

ct, of Hood River. attended the Par
ent-Teacher Association party Friday
evening.
Many Ceases of colds or flu in mild
form have developed in t he past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, of Chicago,
are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. G. f.
Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson are
we'll pleased with Oregon and are look
ing for location here.
The declamatory contest between
Pine Grove and Oak Grove will take
place Friday evening. Following is a
list of the contestants: Pine Grove
Dale Fike. "Spartacus and the Gladia-
tors" Virginia Miller. sketch from
Innocence Abroad" Carol Roberts,
''The Victory of Marengo;" Pearl
Mohr, Sketch from birds Christmas
Carol ;" Imogene Roberts, "The MIMI
et;" Florence Oxford, sketch from
"Bird's Christmas CAROL" Oak
Grove-Mary Macmillan, 1.-THE Spell
ing Match :" Vienna Hukari, 1.-THE
Deathbed of Arnold; :" Dorothy Davis,
1.-THE Jiners;" Mamie Samuelson,
Kentucky Belle;" Howard WiRle.
'Toussaint L'Ouverture. Music will
DC AuAAAoHCu ny DObH 6CuoOlds
Miss Evi Annala spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. Mary lie Vogue, of Portland. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fenwick.
The children Of the intermediate and
primary rooms gave an excellent pro-
gram on Washington's Birthday.
Miss Elma Annala went to Middle
Valley school on Washington Birth
day to act as a judge in the declama-
tory contest there.
One more day like Monday and we
shall forget the bad roads.
Mrs. W. C. Davis was taken to the
hospital Sunday.
The family of Mrs. F. Fenwick, who
have all been i'll with flu. are all very |
much improved.
Mrs. Arvo Hukari has been spending
q few days with her mother, Mrs. De-
Witt, of Hood River.
Mrs. VIM. Hukari is visiting her
parents in Odell.
Miss Evi Annala's school at Middle
Valley has been closed on account of
The flu.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02
CASCADE LOCKS

Mrs Chas. Swanson entertsine,
about 20 young people last TUESDAY
evening in honor of the birthday ami
verssry of her son. Harry. Dancinl
and games were the entertainment fol
the evening, followed by Refreshments.
At the same bone Sunday, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Swanson entertained at dinner
and Rev. Clark. Of Hood River. chris.
tened the baby. Charles Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. VI. Bates were
Portland visitors last week.
Mrs. L. P. Day has returned after
visiting relatives at Rose6urg.
Misses Elizabeth, and Barbara Hen
drick were Portland visitors over the
week end.
James Henderson, our postmaster.
has received Betice Of his reanpoint-
ment. This Is news that will r1ease a
great many people. as Mr.. Henderson
has served the public well in this ca
pacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". N. Lane were the
victims Of a very pleasant surprise last
tuesday evening when q number Of
heir friends came IN to spend the
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

met at the home Of Mrs. C. Barnes
last Thursday, was postponed until
today.
The Middle Valley basketball team
played the Parkdale high school team
Saturday at Parkdale. The score was
II to l6 in favor of PaTkdale.
Next Friday evening Adolf Pstereau
will be at the school house with his
truck to take any who care to go to
ParkdaIe TO the speaking contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kesling and
baby. June. visited the Glen MilIhouse
family Sunday.
Byron Austin was on the sick list
Saturday and Sunday.
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OAK GROVE

The party given by the Parent
Teacher Association last Friday even
ing was one of the most enjoyable
events Of the year. There were about
75 present. Rev. Boldly gave an ex-
cellent address on The Philosophy of
the Second Mile. The remainder of
the evening was spent in playing
games and disposing of a sumptuous
lunch.
Mrs. Pierson and daughter. Msrgat-
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quarantined and we hope it will not
spread.
Capt. Nelson. who is captain on the
Madelin, spent Sunday with his family
here.
Mrs. Sundsten and Mrs. Rosenback
were shoppers in Hood River Saturday.
We had little excitement in town
Monday afternoon when the Kelly
house. occupied by Mrs. BerReron
caught fire from a defective flue. The
fire fighters succeeded in extinguis hing
it after small damage was done.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02
MIDDLE VALLEY

Last Wednesday our speaking con.
test was held IN the school house. A
large number Of the parents were pres
ent Miss Elma Annala, Of Oak
Grove, and Miss Halle Puddy, Of
Parkdale, and Mira Mellwraith were
the judges. They chose Jean and
Ethel Montgomery, Audrey Wilkens
and lrms Austin to represent Middle
valley at Parkdsle. but later Mr..
Rocthold, Of Parkdsle high school. de-
cided that only two pupils couid 20
from here, so Ethel Montgomery and
lrms Austin were chosen By Miss
Annala to 70.
The Ladies club. which was to have
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02
Notice Of the Annual Primary of the
Members of the Apple Growers
Association

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Primary of the Members of the
Apple Growers Association will be
held in the Pythian Building Hell
bronner HalD. in the City of Hood
River, on Saturday, March llth. 1922,
at ten O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of
nominating Directors to be voted upon
at the following Annual Meeting of
the Members, and to transact such
other business as shall properly come
before the Primary.
Apple Growers Association,
By A. w. Stone,
m2m9 General Manager.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

Saved money is the easiest earned
money; We are saving a lot of Hood
River people money. Blowers Hard
ware Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

WE DO DELIVERING.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

THE LARGEST
STORE ORGANIZATION
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-02

White Lead, Oils and Turpentines
at market prices.