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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
ODELL

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wheeler. Of
Boston, Mass, arrived last week Tues
dav of for two weeks visit with Mr..
Wheeler's parents at the Wheeler ranch
at Summit. Mr.. Wheeler has been a
property owner in the valley for Is
years. He is salesmsnager for the
Bay State Fishing Co., Boston, the
largest producers of fresh fish in the
United States. He is a regular sub.
scriber to the Glacier and enjoys keep
ing in touch with Hood River valley
happenings through this paper.
DR.. Dutro returned home Wednesday
of last week from several days busi-
ness visit in Portland
Miss Gladys Hull wishes to announce
to library patrons that branch library
at OdeIl will be open Monday afternoon
next week instead of Tuesday after
noon. This change is made on account
of the holiday Tuesday.
The services Of last Sundays rally
were all fine and the day was reported
great success. Those who attended
appreciate the hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Davidson, OF Eggermont.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. next Sun
day. Morning service ii a. m. Rev.
Gleiser will deliver an Independence
DAY sermon. An especial welcome is
extended to everyone who attends this
service. No evening service because.of
Ckautauqua in Hood River.
Wednesday will be the next church
night Bring supper which will be
served at z o'clock. Members Of the
official board are particularly request
ed to be present rs the Fourth Quar-
terly Conference will be held soon.
]. H. Eggert writes from Bendlthat
he and his soma, Louis and Fred, and
his brother-in-law, O. H. Ehrck, find
steady employment with one of the big
sawmills of that point. He also states
that they have had no hot weather
theresto date. He meets Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Mcdonald every Saturday even
ing.
Miss Irene Reynolds and Miss Mar
garet Aune. of Portland, have been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Ferguson.
A well clinic for pre-school children
will be held at the 0dell high school
Thursday, July 13. at ] p. m. This
clinic is for the purpose Of diagnosis
and for the instruction of mothers in
the care and feeding of children. No
charge is made for any advice and
mothers are earnestly invited to bring
their children. Mothers who need help
in getting to the clinic call Mrs. ALI
son Fletcher, Odell 364.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
co. c NOTES

Paul Huelat. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. o. Huelst in 10 shots scored AZ out
Of possible 50 on the rife range last
week.
Company c eOmmisssry has been con
sidered the best at Camp Lewis en-.
campment Of the Oregon National
Guard. The kitchen Of the local boys
was declared 100 per cent. The locsl
aggregation has some efficient lads on
kitchen police.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mariah |. King

Mariah L. King, wife of A. T. King,
died very suddenly of heart trouble at
her home IN Hood River June Ia, 1922.
Mariah L. Bowles was born in Dade
county, Missouri, March Is, 1850. She
was married to A. 7. King February
-3. 1870. They moved to Oregon in
1873. in which state they have lived
continuously.
Mrs. King was converted and joined
the Baptist church early in life. She
died as she had lived, firm in the faith
of the saving power of Jesus.
She leaves to mourn her departure a
husband, six sons, one daughter, %
grandchildren, five great grandchil.
dren. five brothers, two sisters and
many friends.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
Careless Smoker Sets Forest Fire

Chief Forest Ranger Walters on
Wednesday night of last week discov-
cred a small forest fire near the Lava
beds in time to prevent serious burn.
The flames had just begun to eat their
way into dense growth Of the Oregon
National Forest when crew arrived
extinguishing it.
Ranger Walters says the fire was un-
doubtedly started from a carelessly
discarded cigarette stub.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
Local Men Start Box Factory

The business animated by shortage
of apple box material, due to the
steady upgrade trend of the general
lumber market, Harry T. Dewitt, J.
R. Phillips and E. j.. Beck, local box
manufacturers, are installing machin-
cry in a new box factory at Bingen,
Wash. Two shifts. an aggregate of 20
men, will be put to work Immediately
the machinery is installed. Mr.. Phillips
and Mr.. Beck are moving to Bingen to
take active charge of the plant.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29

Davenport and Haviland tied for the
Vogt championship belt, and Tipping a
coin to decide the ownership, Haviland
lost 20 Davenport in the toss up. We
would like 10 call attention again 10
the Pooley contest, the second event to
be shot next Sunday. The prizes in
this contest are dandies and we'll worth
working for.
A number Of the local shooters are
taking quite an interest in the coming
shoot at Portland. the Pacific Zone
Handicap. This is the biggest shoot
that will be held in the west this year,
and next in Importance to the Grand
American Handicap. Il will be held
July l3-l4-l5-l6.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
Campers Warned Against Litter

County Fire Warden Rhoades and
Chief Forest Ranger Walters have ap-
pealed to campers and picnickers to
Rhoades says that the litter left each
week end in the forested area around
the DEVILS Punch Bowl, on the West
Fork of Hood river, is disgraceful.
Mr.. Walters says that campers. in
case they are apprehended, are sub
jecting themselves to fines for viola
tion of the states sanitation laws.
Soda pop bottles are frequently left in
the forest camps. This practice is
dangerous. as the. sun. focused through
the bottles, acting as lens, causes
forest fires.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
CARELESS FIRE DRAWS
FINE AND SENTENCE

Frank Roseborough. Upper Valley
homesteader. was fined SIS and SEN
fenced to 10 days in jail by Justice of
the Peace Onthank Monday for setting
out a fire, for which he secured no
permit, and abandoning it Saturday.
The burn was discovered by County
Fire Warden o. q. Rhoades before it
had reached nearby National Forest
timber. Instructing Mr.. Roseborough
to be careful in the future, Justice On
thank suspended the sentence.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
Golf Climb Elects Directors

The Hood River Golf Club members
at session Monday night elected di.
rectors as follows: E. o. Blanchar,
Truman Butler. A. W. Peters. S. l..
Banks, C. N. Ravlin and E. r. Pooley.
AS soon as contour map is COM
pleted Chandler Egan, of Medford, ex-
American champion, will take charge
of laying out the links, to be located
on a ranch of $50 acres in the Oak
Grove section.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
B. and ?. ". c. Elects

At a meeting of the Business and
Professional Woman's Club last week
the following officers were elected !:
Mae Davidson, president; Mrs. c. A.
Richards, vice president; Nina Halver-
son, secretary; Mrs. R. E. johnson.
treasurer.
A delicious dinner was served at the
Pheasant dining room. Everyone feel
ing that we had had very successful
year, for our first, the highest appre-
ciations were extended to all retiring
officers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29
GUN CLUB NEWS
(By II. S. Dumbolton)

Last Sunday a number of the local
scatter-gun boys turned Quito see how
many Of the little clays they could
shatter, and in the smash up there
were some very good scores made in
spite Of an aggravating little wind
that made the game very uncertain.
Franz and Dumbolton shot at 25 targets
in the prize shoot from a 2l-yard hand
leap, Dumbolton shattering %, and
Franz 81. The other scores from the
16-yard line were as follows:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29

wants Royal Anne cherries. Call tele-
phone 1881. We want cherries ripe Just
the way you would want them for
home canning. In allowing your cher
ries 10 rjpen they grow larger and in
crease . Der cent 70 80 per cent in
weight during the last two dsys
Hood River products advertise Hood
River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29

Miss Clara Thomson, who has been
at the coast with friends from The
Dalles. returned this week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29

Camp cots, stools. auto tents, camp
stoves and all tourist supplies at Kelly
Bros. Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-29

Wood for the range or furnace. Dry
sound slabs, 16-in. body fir or cordwood
EmTy Lumber d Fuel Co. a2lH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06


The Key. J"hn T.: tlood surerin-
tend'nt Of rarochial schools or me
phlIad"iphia archdiocese, died suddenly
last night Whil" converNng WIN mum
Der Of priests in his room in ne ne rcctory
OF -. Patrick 'hurch. - Soutn
twentieth street, where he maze MS
home.
Father Flood had been III for ten I
days. lie was not believed 10 be in a
serious condition. however, anu his |
death was wholly urcxppctcd
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06
CLAIMS CROKER ESTATE
Son Of Late Tammany Chief Wants
Fathers Irish Property

Dublin, Sept, Il - Richard Croker.
Jr. son Of the former head Of Tam
many Hall, in Nrw York, arrived here
yesterday and Announced that he in.
tended 70 claim his futh"r'S Irish estate.
This consists Of Il mansion and grounds
near Dublin. which are closely guarded
ON all approaches.
Mr.. Croker refused to discuss his
fathers Will. but declared the latter
always brought up his children with the
idea that they should return to Ireland
and he is carrying out this plan, al.
though not abandoning his American
citizenship.
Richard Croker in his last will, filed
for probat" nt West Palm Beach. Fla
on July last. bequcathcd all his prop
perty, real and personal, to his second
wife, BulN Il. &. Croker. Richard
/ Croker. Jr., on his own behalf and that
Of brother and sister, Howard Croker
and Mrs. Ethel &. White. instituted
suit to have the w!li SGT aside.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06
TWO CHILDREN SCALDED
Camden Girl Spills Contents G
Kettle Over Self and Other

Two Camden children were cnldcd
last night. and are in the Cooper Hos
rital in u serious condition, They are
Rose Swindle. eleven years old. and
Mary Davis, fvc years old both of $50
south Second street Rose was carry
ing kettle Of water when she fell.
smiling it over herself and the other
child.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06
PRAISES MUNICIPAL COURT
Pittsburgh Probation Officer Makes
STUDY Of Juvenile System Here

Lawrence f. Fagin, chief probation
officer Of Pittsburgh, after study Of
.1uyprilr Court methods here, rcm-
mrndrd the Philadelphia Municipal
Court lie particularly praised the
'Iihcral ana intelligent disposal Of
case, by the Judges and the system o!
medi"al examinations.
The Aim OF the court to keep homes
intact wherever EoSsihIc, in cases in
yolying children Mr.. Fagin thought,
was q strong factor sgainst the in
crease of divorce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06
TRUCK HITS MILK WAGON
Chauffeur, Held In $500, Says He
Fell Aaleap at Wheel

a five-ton truck crashed into milk
wagon at Sixty fifth street and Wood
land avenue early this morning. when
Samuel Bloom. 2'S Edgemont avenue,
chester, the driver, fell asleep ut the
wheel
The milk wagon was slightly dam
aged. and its driver. whose name Is
unknown to the police, was slightly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06
Won't Drop Ward Case

New York, Sept. 6.-District Attor-
ney Weeks, who has returned from a
vacation in the South, said yesterday
at White Plnins that intimations he
intended to drop the prosecution OF
Walter \. Ward for the murder Of
Clarence Peters were ''nonsense.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06
PLAN s2,5oo,ooo WEnS|
Japanese Prince Reasn, ~
Upon "ExtreSns slmn,,.

Tolsiu. Sept. GA minjstrr
twelve inches long, will bs h e
Of betrothal Of the Prince Resass s a
hito of Japan and the Princess 4
Kuni, whose marriage will ~ W
later in the autumn. "Ke
The wedding will be charsc,.,
"extreme simplicity" but ~ lis ~.
cost is about 81, 500, 900. sslsI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06

injured and was treated at nearby
drug store. Bloom was given hearing
before Magistrate Dugan at the Thirty
second street and Woodland avenue sta
tion, and held under $500 bail for fur
tlier hearing next Wednesday. charged
with reckless driving. lie said he fell
asleep while the truck was in motion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06
CHILD STARTS FIRE
Curtain, lsnlted by Match, Caused
Small Damage In a Home

Fire IN third floor room In the
home Of William Doney, at 1904 West
Montgomery avenue, late yesterday aft
ernoon, caused by his five year, -old son,
william. Jr.. while playing with
matches, resulted In minor damage to
the room in which II had Its origin.
When the curtains In the room burst
into flames. after he had touched a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06
, A nEERLEss GERMANY

Economic necessity may ,,h.,!ns bring about 2
liberty" Special cable dispatches on ali
sp1nsS S ths af Sss
T.snds' Page Of the PuBLic LsDGRR. Make
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06

match to them, the child screamed Tor
Mrs. Doney, who hurried to the burn-
ing room and carried him out.
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THEY ARR MlsrArrN

q friend writes that he think ~
Reveiile has made 5 mistake ~ M
porting Percy Ben for governor II.
aoes MT seem to have quite under.
stood Tbs Reyeilie's position W. ~.
net committed % Mr. Ben. iust ~
ply commended the platform upon
~hieh he Is making ire race An
mneh as We detest Bilbo. we mlpbi
e abie to find things IN his platform
which we could commend, II ~ MA
iaith 2 believe that his platform was
anything more ihan a means by wbirb
ne could get into Office. But we bad
one experience with Bilbo and that 4
sufficient for All time.
The writer, while pledged 70 u ean
didate for governor, IS not going y
oppose q candidate because ia snn
ported some other fellow. We know
many good men who have supportaa
Nardaman in the past: some fersaoL
his banner in 1918, and number leet
The camp even as late as a few weeks
ago after they discovered the lea5
crs had deceived them into bel,evin,
that he is physically and mentallv
capable Of serving as United States
senator.
Le. Us support men and measures:
not factions.
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LEWIS coNcERT pARTY.

Sam Lewis, distinguished Welsh
tenor, has been in concerts and Ora.
torio work for eleven eyars, and has
made four transcontinental tours with
his own company Of high class musi-
cal artists, under the direction Of the
Affiliated Bureaus, in the United
States, Canada, New Zealand and
Australia. Mr. Lewis is one Of the
most popular ballad singers IN al
merica, and is scarcely less a favorite
IN oratorio and operate arias. His
voice possesses a er-to-be-forgot-
ten richness that goes home to the
neArt Of every hearcr. He has stud
led with Charles Edward Clarke. Of
Chicago, and David Bispham, Of New
york. He has appeared on the same
courses with Louis Kriedler, Of the
Chicago Opera, and Frances Ingram.
of the Metropolitan.
with Mr. Lewis appears Marie Col
ilton, pianist, Linn Schuler, violinist.
and Nell Adams, reader.
Miss Cellit0n is a graduate or Mn
SIC department Of South Dakota STATE
College, and has taken post graduate
work with Jeanne Boyd, Of Cbieapo
she was with the Oceanic ouinteffe
three seasons. Linn Schuler, violin
~, as pupil Of Frank Mach, a grad
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-11-02
IL REFERENprM sEcrInN.

The Revalle haa no disposition Il
sriticise tae gpFema c0urf. f0r oar
courts shouid ba above suspieiaa "
criticisms Gai the halit the DON'T has
Il 1nnliy nyraing iisclF II gan
fisquiettrg tl ay TIC leAst
II ihc matter n tne gefereraam
aetion q the constitution. which has
aal been declared ilierallg drawn II
majority pf Tx caEri after IL ha8
oa g previous occasion, been unhaa
haa completely upset ,aa school sys-
tenn of the ,stC An smcBdm6nt rs
the 5aiallaa giYlng ,ht e atars
Fower ta uqlaat the school faaa IT
she state u ORDER thsf the 54Hes
Mita fc0 children might sh4ra .he
hoQl faai equally VITA ih8se having
nsry was faForahig VOTED ur5n r.
lgla Tbe appropriation, wisa this IL
view was made uy iha leg aturs. 81.
tsy De supreme cgnri had upaeld the
rrleter5lm amendment
taE present test n the referendum
lAw came seith the effort to force
yo'e ah Tx question 81 placing the
STATE revenue agent on / salary. Thr
revenue agent bad exhausted other
meaus of preventing the matter com
inR g vote ana his attorneys 81
tscked lhe law, with the result that |
thc court declared TIE amendment Ma
been Illegally submitted.
Il is y be regretted that the reyer- /
sal should have come ii case 81 this |
Kind, for i win he exceedingly aim. /
cult q convince the general public /
ihal the court wss not biased II its |
conclusions. The referendum section
gives the voters The right III the p1lls /
a reject any law the legislature might
pass, provided the proposition Is IL |
gally submitted FOR vote, and they
do not feel kindly about this right Be.
Ing taken away from them III vague
techuicality
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REn rRnss ENnnnsEn

The Kings Daughters, 1T lhell
meeting Monday, endorsed the work
81 the Claiborne County Chapter 81
The American Red Cross and nppropri.
stcd slo0 10 azsist Ia TIE rall call
Members d ihe Howard Association
who have been approached on the sub
iert also express themselves IS fav-
oring a. appropriation from that or-
ganizatian,
When organizations IKE tar iNo
above mtHsianed gi3e hearty endorse
meni tac WORK of tbs RA Cross
and are readg z plafe lhelr funds Il
the dpeai % az efiar, surely L u
worthy of ihe appgri q every man.
umh an8 th ID ae county
The nts 5aaa by ihe aei Gross
Ana its Capable secretary sn allevia-
atinr suffering and helpirr whegc
help aeea baf haer far-reaeh.
re tbat few people have any
epats ggn sf Isl hlrness. However
tire kiaEs nanFhters who. for mare
thaH saiFsy years, bare cared far tba
suffering anl destitute wherever such
were found Il iae county, know wha,
g being laa ag tae Red Cross and
they are willing " go haud-in-hand
With this tiraless worker far suffering |
humanity and give x both moral ana 4
financial support
let us all pui our shoulders u the 4
wheel ana put over the roll call II
great shnpe Our dollars viii save 4
ives. clothe and feed destitute widows
md orphans. relieve physical pain, and
.oothe many 4 sorroWing heart.
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Women by THE hundreds. many 81
them hoWing piainly The effects 81
lAesr miserable suffering, aFe visiting
/ the uca. 3FglE stores ana investigating
the Stella Vitae treatment Rich and
puGr alike, they Gra taking adpa age
0f The opportunity g Fegaining aeir
normal health, strength and utg
ay QbiSining supply 0f this n ta-
DE preparation.
Druggists ia this section hay uf-
6eient quantity az The Stella tae
treatment On hand "a meet the ses-
eat enormous demand, hut il net
Known haw loag before their stocks
win be temporarily exhausted. For
.that rason local women are adj sed
"a aei 8uitkly, ID order that they may
begin Tho treatment Immediately and
determine for themselves whether or
not Stella Vitae VIII benefit them as
il has So MANY thousands Of their
sisters
The trial Is made easy for any wom-
an, because the interests behind the
distribution 81 Stella Vitae have
placed the treatment within the reach
of every suffering woman, I'D matter
what her circumstances or station in
lif Through the liberal money back
guarantee no charge is made il the
patient Is not benefited
AS a result Of this unusual policy,
any suffering woman may obtain
Stella Vitae and IL she does not feel
improved after taking the FIRST bot
tlc, the druggist who supplied her viii
chcenully refund The purchase price.
This straightforward offer in con-
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-11-02

Inc Clarion-Ledger, Joining Win
many q the best citizens Of Jackson
mas insisted for a number Of years
that the Mississippi State Fair Sga,,i,l
nave Just as large crowds withont Nv w
wheels of misfortune ana otha- s' sile "
jeetionable features. some Sswa s,si i, " 20
sestly disagreed as to this. and o4hsrs l,s,,.
nave been sincere in their criticism ~
tne stand taken against these shows
Dut u has been proven beyond DOM,
that these off-color attractions 49,
not necessary in order to get the fails
70 Jackson; The midway was as elean .'ss
as 3 hounds tooth this year, ana nv
ioiSs came from every nook ana eer.
aer OF the state.-Clarion- Ledger.
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lneetian with the distribution Of Stella
Vitae Is made hg the Ihacher LsabQra-
tories IN order shat no woman suffer-
Inc from the troubles peculiar to her
sex viii be denied possible relief It
Is not claimed that the Stella Vitae
treatment VIII overcome any wOman's
disease. II may be that in some cases
no medicine will bring relief. Others
may need to resort to surgical treat
ment, but reports from widely scat
tered sections have already shown
that in the majority of cases Of Wom-
en afflicted with what is commonly
called Female Diseases Stella Vitae
does have a wonderfully beneficial ef-
feet IN relieving the suffering and re-
storing the patient to normal health,
strength, weight and natural beauty.
And it is with the desire Of aiding
the countless thousands Of weak, thin,
rundown, haggard looking women Of
America in their suffering, rather
than the accumulation of enormous
profits, that the Thacher Laboratories
are making such widespread distri-
button Of Stella Vitae
IL is therefore the positive duty Of
every suffering woman, not only to
herself, but to her loved ones and her
present and future children as well,
70 take advantage of this opportunity
to become the normally healthy wom-
an, both in feeling and in appearance,
that Nature intended her to be.
Druggist are supplied from the Van
Yleet-Mansfield Drug Co, Memphis,
Tenn, Distributors.
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