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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1920)
H()()l Kl V Kit GLACIER, THDRgDAYJNOVEMBER i, 1 020 AKTHUU U. MOE. Publisher. Subscription, 92M Per War. ADVERTISING RATES. Display advertising, per inch, transient rate 2S cents 11 rat time and Jl ecnta for Mini mtv. again; contrnrl ratr, first time "JO cents and U i nis for npii adv. again. Local reading lint ices, 5 cents per line. Classified Ads -3 cents lor one insertion, 5 lints or less; ID rents loreacli additional Inser tion ot same ad. When subscribcro desire a charge m address tills office should lie notified prompt ly, and a week before tf possible. Always give old ad dress as well us the new. Also, Hood Kiver aubscriberK should notify llil office al once when changing their address from one rural ronle to another, or from city delivery to country delivery, or vie- versa. If you do not get your paper prompt ly, notify us by niall or telephone and the matter will belnveKligaled, COIRTESY AS AN ASSKT Courtesy on the part of business peo ple costs nothing and yet it is one of the greatest assets a business can have A cheery good morning or a friendly interest in the comfort of :i stranger may bring the business man a hand some monetary return. Only the other day v-e heard of an incident that is in point. A man, ae companied by small children, entered a 6tore. He waited several minutes while clerks finished a bit of seemingly in'oresting gossip. He waited until he grew tired and still the business folk took no notice of him. He left that store and proceeded to another, where he was received courteously and his needs asked. Before he had left h bad purchased a bill of goods the price of which ran into a considerable sum It shouldn't be necessary to put cour tesy on a business basis. Still some apparently, can't be brought to the point of applying it in their general scheme of daily life unless it is shown them that its absence means a money loss. FINES THAT BOOTLEGGERS PAY We note that a federal judge in Port- This is National Apple Week. Let's make every week an apple week in Hood River. No fruit is more health ful than apples. How many of us eat apples every day? We can help mater ially and set a good example by eating them both raw and cooked very day. Despite the recent warning of county authorities and the roadside commit tee, apnles are being dumped along the valley roads. They constitute an eye sore and harbor fruit disease germs. Observe the law. WM. J. BRYAN ' SAYS FILIPINO WON THE HONORS Maybe your candidate wasn't elect ed. Forget it and help the other man's choice administer his office in a con structive manner. Who will be the firt farmer to re port a cow dead from gunshot wounds? TREASURY SALARY BILL IS CARRIED (In B slft-ned, copyrighted article writ ten from the Democratic convention hall at Bah Francisco for the International News Service, William J. liryun paid th following remarkable, tribute to Joso V. Mi lenclo, the young Filipino who In In charge of the Philippine Independence Publicity campaign in Uiu United States.) I ne county initiutiM' tun, increasing the salary of Mrs. Jessie M. Bishop county treasurer, from 500 to $'.()( was carried by a vote of 1 7'.i to (i4G. 1 he Republican electors m the county received 1,446 votes and the Demo cratic (68. Other votes of particular interest to local folk follow: Chamberlain, 1116, Stanfield, 1109: Graham, 494; Sinnott, 1686: Hazlett, 986: Nickelsen, 1111; linker, 1211; Derby, 987; Hannum, 1005, and llas- brouck, 1286. AT THE THEATRES THE LIBERTY Friday and Saturday. November 5 tnd o. All star cast in "The Valley of Doubt." Also International News. Sunday, onlv. November 7. Bebe Daniels in "You Never Can Tell." Snub 1'oliard comedy and Paramount Magazine. Monday and Tuesday, November H tnd '., The United States Navy and Pa By WILLIAM J. BRYAN. The greatest personal victory yet won In this Democratic convention was scored by a young Filipino by the name of Jose I'. Uelencla He bus charge of the Philippine Publicity Bureau at Washington. He Is only twenty-six years old and received his education In the public schools of the Philippine under American teachers, as be proudly boasted and at Georgetown, D. C. He Is a remarkably promising young man. Speaking with grace, using the best language and Without n trace of em barrassment, he presented the claim of the Filipinos to Independence. The audience was astonished nt the strength of his argument, the skill with which be marshaled his facts and the high lone of his Speech, Ho capti vated everyone nnd committeemen and visitors paid him the compliment of rising and cheering when be concluded his plea. When one of the committee asked hirn some questions he returned to the platforiu and answered them with BS much logic nnd precision as If he bad taken weeks to prepare bis answer. It was a remarkable triumph. As one who began twenty-two yonrs igo to tight for the promise of Inde pendence I was proud of this lllustra .Ion of what the Filipino Is capable. NOW is a good time to select that New Suit for Thanksgiving. You will feel doubly thankful if you are dressed in one of our HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX FALL SUITS. While this clothing has been bought on the hi'nh market we have forgotten all about profit and are selling them at a price that we believe will be as low as they will be for spring. Our loss is your gain. We will welcome them back to a lower level just as much as you will, and we are doing our best. You 'II find our clothes the best values you can find anywhere. Compare the qualities and you'll find you can do better at The Paris Fair, The Home of Hart, SchafFner & Marx fine clothes. Special Oregon city-made flannel shirts for men. There are none better. See the big values we have on our counter. They 'II feel mighty good these cold mornings and evenings. These are the best values we 've had in a long time. Better get an early selection it will pay you. Special Oxfords and Pumps for Ladies You m va!ins. color opportvn se this fine footwear to fully appreciate the big Nei est styles, all sizes. Blacks and chocolate Military, Cuban, and French heels. Now is your to secure the biggest values ot the season. Mostly ' Queen Qualitv highest grade. Drummers' Sample Shoes for Men We have just received a complete line of sample shoes for men and boys. We bought these at a special reduction and have marked them accordingly. The men that can wear sizes 0 to 8 will surely miss a big shoe bargain if he fails to supply his needs from this lot. These samples are made up by special workmen and at the special prices that we sell them make them the biggest of values. Make your selection now while the lot is most complete. land came to the conclusion the other I mous Players Lanky Corporation pre day that lines didnt seem to be pre venting illicit traffic in liquor. Cer tainly not. They never will. The bootlegger pays up and gross forth to tack an extra charge against his cue turners. The fining system simply adds to the high cost of getting a drink Hut it seems that a certain nercentage of the people will go the limit in money or otherwise to get a drink of liquor, Some of them even try sulphuric acid and concentrated lye. Perhaps a few stiir prison sentences will have an effect on the vendors of moonshine. We wonder if the men caught here the other day and assessed Beemtngly heavy fines were not pretty well pleased with the punishment. sent Hubert HoHworth in a great supe special, "Helow flu- Surface." See tht Navy s great display here later in the week. Adults 50c, children, UOe. Wednesday and Thursday. November 10 and 11, ( has. Kav in "Paris (Jreen. and Al St. John in two reel cotnedv '( leaning Up. " Friday, November 12. onlv. Dorothv DSllon in llie Hark Mirror," and In ternational News. We are prone to bemoan our current conditions and declare that they are leading us to the dogs and worse. Hut human nature is just about the same now as it evidenced itseit lot) years ago. Doesn't this speech of Daniel Webster sound very much like some of the things we hear today: "There are persons who constantly clamor. They complain of oppression, speculation and pernicious influence of accumulated wealth. They crv out loudly against all banks and corpora tions and all means by which small capitalists become united in rorder to produce important and beneficial re suits. They curry on mail hostility against all established institutions. I hey would choke the fountain of in uusiry and ory an streams, in a coun try of unbounded liberty they clamor against oppression. In a country of perfect equality they would move heaven and earth against privilege and monopoly. In a country where proper ty is more evenly divided than any where else they rend the uir shouting agrarian doctrines. In a country where wages are high beyond parallel, thev would teach the laborer that be is but an oppressed slave." u was delivered m llie senate in 1833. Pearl Whits in "The Black Be and llarrv Morev in "In Hon Saturday only, Marion Davies "The Dark Stair." New show Friday and Saturday. No- vemner iz and id, each day new show Veru Kolstud at the Libe rty organ. THE GEM inur-dav and rndav. November I and f, llarrv Carev in "Sun Down Slim, and Kddie Polo in "The Van ishing Dagger." Saturday only, November i. MiiiIl'i Kennedy in "Through the Wrong ioor, and Holmes travelog Sunday and Monday. November and H cret,' Or 8 Web. Tuesday and Wednesday. Novembe It und 10, Louise Claiim in "Love o Justice," and Paths News. Ihursday and Friday. November II and 2, all star cast In "The Secret dltt, BJSO Eddie Polo iii 'The ishing Dagger." Saturday, November 1:1. Tom Moore in ' ne of the Finest." Also Holmes I ravelog. Bar ban Vaughan at the piano. Yakima osij,ncd ( r'mnht Hales Shippers of the Yakima section an becoming resigned to the paving of current freight rates for the coming season, holding their fight against these prohibitive rates until alter the pus ent seiismi ,-rop has been im oil. or at least so it would seem I nun the tatemetlt of T. F. Ryan, of Seattle, and president of a fruit company which bears his name. "I set- no possible hope for'n reduc tion in the freight rates on apples," says Mr. Ryan, "All we can do is to put our shoulders to the w heel and do tin' best vve can this year. We have lots of apples to nell and we must eel busy now. The railroads cannot erant special privileges to the apple men this year for fear of being accused of fa voritism. If the apple men iret a spe- ial reduction, others will ask lor it. 1'he only thing to do is to do the In -1 vve can now, and try to make the road The Volstead aid, commendable as its purposes may be, is too rigid in its ap plication to the manufacture of cider and other fresh fruit juices. 'I be law places the responsibilty, even if the juice generates a higher content of al cohol than allowed by law after it reaches the retailer, on the manufac turer. This is unt'aiir, and as a result cider mills are not running this vear. it is a physical impossibility to prevent officials understand next season. ' the doctoring of fruit juices, after they pass out of the manufacturer's hands, and producing more alcohol than the law allows. The law should control the disperser. It is likely that a large per centage of the California raisin crop is used in re- king alcoholic beverages. Applying the y'olstd act, as it is ap i '.cd to cider u gnafaeture, we cannot see v.'y rai. 'ryers ere not held lis his when thru roduct becomes Lever age with a kiu in it While 'al i 1 newspaper publicity about a di l i.ne in prices have bSMSI very misleading to the general buying public, p study of local drygoods and furniture prices shows that merchants are making a material cut in these lines of goods. The local price reduc tions arc apparently real and not the marked-up, marked-down varietv. NTs believe a cartful ntu.ly of Hum will shew the purchaser that he can get more real value right here at home than elsewhere, despite the alluring copy of far away stores. But toe buy ing public should not be impressed las strongly with publicity a!Mit price de clines. Some lines arc sure to make a steady decline, while others will proba bly pursue the even tenor of their ways for some time to come. TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE I'.v II. ..,. Uiver Abstract A. luv Co. Joseph Frazier. Jr., and wife to II. C. Clark uc-t IJ feet of lot K in Hood Kiver I'roin'r. I". I. Stone to Norford Securitu tract on the est Fork. M. H. Donovan and wife to F. I, Cavanaasrh 80 acres in Fir. F. J. Cmraaaugh and wife to ,i Weber, property as above. V. T. Shelley and wife to L. F. Hen dersuu 10 acres in Willow Plat. J. K. Dull and wife to Cain. It. Jenks., trad at 1 arkdale. B. 'I. Potts and wife to K. W. Ja.U. I lots 1, 2, H 4, of Folts su1h!i i f uaeiL v I - t to Dorothv Newcas tle, .6 i acres in Dee. Constance I.. Hitchcock snd husband to 11. P. Allen lots and 10 Heiidii bi n's suIhIu. of Frankton. I.enore Adams Mortimer and hu? ban;' to F. W. Chindlund 8 acres of SOME FACTS ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES The University of Santo Tomas i years older than Harvurd. HOOD KIVER OREGON &e PARIS FAIR HOOD RIVER OREGON WEDDINGS The Filipino people number 10,360, 0 10, of which ,-l."),272 are Chrlsllans and only 0 per cent uon-Cbrlstlans. They have been Christians for 800 years and have a culture und refine meal that win compare very favorably with that of other nations, Them are only (5,0SI Japanese 1n tt Philippines. There ore about 100.000 Japaness In California alone, or 1 times as many us In the entire 1'hlllp pine archipelago. English Is taught exclusively In the Philippine public schools. Two mil lion natives now speak Kngllsh fluent ly, and there nro 700,000 English peak I nc children In the public schools It Is destined to be the national Ian guage. Seventy per cent of the Inhabitants of the Philippines over ten years of ago, Recording to a census Just com pleted, aru literate. This Is a higher percentage of literacy than that of an South American country, higher than that of Spain and higher than that of in) of the new republics of ICurope whose Independence Is being guarim teed by the Allies. The Filipino people ore unanimous In their desire for Indcpeiidonci Whenevei they ore called upon to OS posit their ballots they have always ratified this aspiration. At every Baa too. before adjournment their repre sentattves In tho Legislature reiterate their faith In the principles of liberty nnd the Independence of the Filipino people. The Filipinos de. nro they hove no grudge or grievance tgalnst the Amer ican people. Their appeal Is accom panied by ii message of friendship and gratitude for nil that America has done for thtm. They point out that Uncle s un gave Independence to Cuba, tnd they hope thnt they, too, will receive that boon without which, they declare, no civilized nnd patriotic people enn enjoy the maximum of happiness und self respect A special detention of Filipinos, of ficially representing nip Filipino poo pie, attended the Kepuhllcan and Dem ocratic National conventions, seeking an Indorse Went of the Filipino desire for Independence In the two platforms. Tlielr arguments, briefly stated, were ns follows: First. Thnt the American Ivd.ire- (ton of Ii gOI ernnienl from the M gres laed . in th the F oeoce declares that ve their Just powers of the governed ; the American Con- ut of a stable govern their claim that the runient Is novv in ex- Aaserioa'a own repre ; and America went before ; VanWi(klen-(ireen Having eluded capture in the Philip pines. China, Mexico and various other parts of the world, in the military ser vice of the United States government, John H. Van Wicklen was finally mode captive by Mies Maybell (Jreen. of the Upper Valley. The wedding took place October Hi. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Green, of Dee, and is one of the most charm ing and popular young ladies of the valley. Mr. Van Wicklen is well known throughout army circles, having served in the U. S. Cav alry for a number of years, l.'pon his return from the Phil ippincs he was detailed for border duty in January, 1910, with the Thrd CaVul ry, to guard the ranches of the Rio (irande district against raids bv ban dits. On July 1 of that year the cav alrymen were ordered to return to San Antonio, lcxos, where they were en tered the government farrier's school and left at the close of the term with the honor roll and were highly com mended by the War Department. From that time until April, 11H7, Mr. Van Wicklen was on I. older duty with the Third U. S. Cavalry. When the count rv 's Notional Guard was assembled in 1916, he was detailed as one of the n ling instructors of the 1st N. Y. Cavalry, staying with them on the border until thev were ordered to return to New York the early part ot 1817, When the United States entered the world w-ar tin Third U. S. Cavalry was ordered BCTOSS, hut an Wicklen w as held in the Piuled Mates as in structor, being sent to the aviation ground school of the University of i i KBS, as sergent major of the school as instructor of army paper work. His next, detail was instructor of guard duty at Kelly Field, Texas, and finally instructor of aviation cadets at Rock well Field, San Diego. His last move was to Oregon as assistant division ud j u I nut of the S. P. D. Upon completion of his duties hs pri ority discharge officer of the division, he tesigned to enter the lumber indus try, being at present connected with the Oregon Lumber Co. at Dee. Pretty tokens of esteem and congrat- lllsti i v messages have poured in to the bride and groom during the past week upon their return Irom their honey- n trip. I hey contemplate a short vi !' in the Hawaiian Islands shortly ifter the Christmas holidays. For Sale- First class heavy work team. Tele. Farkoale KM. u28 I For Hie Dnroe Jersey bosr. -J. f.. flog phone Odell 55. OW'.I For Sale Sevral Imndrert new boxes al. ready made up. D, L. I'lerson, MO.'. nl For Hale A tent floor, been used two weeks. IS by Hi feet. Call 613 June street. nl For Sale-Five blocks from Pott OfflOS, closn to Hlgb school, cre, I room bnngalow, small barn, flue Krden soil; Ctaeap for qnlck sole; some terms. Clara J. Noble, In Montello ave. nil HE LOST HIS JOB NO IKIIIK. NO MOD, NO COAL - A family of a wife and four chil dren, all sick with the llu. What could the poor man do? He got an Izard generator and the grocery, boy filled his tank with cool oil. He struck a match to the generator and went to work. Was much pleased on his return home tn find that the even heat that the Izard generator made did more for his family than the doctor. In three lass" time his family whs all well ton can see this generator demon strated this week at H. Grogs' furni lure gtore. Third and Oak streets. unranteed for 5 years. tot Sals r -room residence at ion May t Phone KStM, evenings. olftf For Mule - one blub trade upright piano; used very Utile. Tel. 773. oMtf For Sale a w While Lr-horn pallets, now laying; phone 4711. K A. Prettier. m For Kile Household furniture and ranee. OaUSBM, o7 iJ Put lieran ( Ihnreb for sale, located on David son hill, size fflxip-.j ft., height inside HL.; It., lock foundation. Impure at PUD Columbia It. i7tf For Sale Double work harness, BBS; Nnna maker grader, old style, i.ava lied Orchard Co., Parkdalti, Or. Phone Odell 2S, Jn!7tf For SU tiinuiiaril grader. A. 11 ukari. a5ll Heights JBlI For Sale-Second hand auto parts. ( larmje, phone Mil, For Bale 18 acres, VI bearing apples and pears. Modern ii room house. Banning water. Creek through place, Joining iUrreli school. Price J7UD per acre. Koute f, box:.:. Telephone 5751. al Jtt For Sale-Dae ti yr. old horse, wetfebt ebon I, 1600 pounds; also one 8 in. Mitchell wagon. See tisrUhOme al Hood Klver Uarage. BliBti Foi Sale Pure bred Poland China pigs, elig ible to registration, e K. Moller, Tel. 6807. sini For Sal1 HO acres land 4,'i miles from Cli'y Of Hood kler, pitrt bottom land with free water, balance goo 1 pasture land not bonded lor water. IJIKI cords lir ahd oak wood spun luige, county road thru land, lair tiiiiidln: Price 17.00 per acre. MM. .1. K. Phillips. Phone J 024 If Famous Players Lasky Corp. PRESENTS HOBART BOSWORTH IN BelowtheSurface Another Big Super-Special A tale that's full of the surge of the sea, of fog and wreck, of danger and daring and boundless love. Picturing the most sensational under water adventures ever shown on the screen. for Sale Klght-weeks-old Duroe pigs. Ili-d i Mellaril Co. Udell SB, l.avi s'Ji I for sale lent ll.xJO, llnon-d and walVd Willi good lumber. Also, siudcbakir HI I touring car In good condition. N. . ,ead- ueiter, ano snerman Ave. Boa 88. hum For Sale Puroc pigs and shoals, wards, BXS. '. II. Ed. satf For Sale-Flve.o.isscngcr Ford car, as good as new. Pi. one Mil.;. .1.11 Fleenor. n2 i For Hale live and a half acres, three in bearing oieliard. garden snot, six-room bouse good barn, good well la wash-house; at a bar gain. J. 1 1, Itoggs, r.f.d. 4. ol Hf For Hale - Ranee with water rtnii ( olunibid St., phone BiSf. WANTED MB. 91(1 s.ll II Wanted - Carey patent itatlonery engineer lesires position; steam, gas or Plesel un.ler. stood. Address F.ngihcer. care lilacler. nls Would buy an Indian Banner duck or Lrl for pure bred Indian Uunnersor Peg in drake Phone ( idcll S7. n nl FOR SALE For -.i i' onng culi-kens 'for table use, a Florence n utove with oven, breakfast table mil ironing boara. TW net, ni !.- milch cows sheep, and -. i I Porter. Ml. II I. ore. Tel alid l SXB, IP'S ' So 1 wheat and vetch bar. I i pn ton d Ii i 1 1 di It 1X.V Q lade y ii p '- nltl rbe for sprl ' Unsberry plants bead to de I planting. AHm taking order .erv. Price 1 1 Dfl per this fall Alvadore Vt rlie for ipiantlty g dellverv. K. P. Saunders. i it nee, First aticnal Hank. hi nil ! prle on rough and 1rced steamer or cars. Babbitt A -on. wa. nttf I nri-e-burn. r Detroit oil stove, new, ot f'h: our price Is tli - 1. Sreah. phone 5408, nttf rVwHah Will aacrlflee my grafonola, with -.' lot iii'ck canh a Apply roivni -JS Iii Ibi t bM'g. after p.m. nl I ne pair of hoe a"d one pair of st new- verv reasonable. lxe 7-a. : man eve. nt V 'imiteil amount of good dry Nl wond delivered In town or east aide saltman Bros. njs ig se, u al Picks.. n I. nil Warned 160 oedar poets, can r7t)i. Wanted To lease tat a term of nan. imoil orehard place of id acres or upward; would iaae .in acres in inn hearlngand In good shape. Bl pet leuced man with grown sons to assisi In work; aiiev reference. . Address Alexander Walan, bog 88 Hood Kiver, Or. nl anted To buy your used mi niture, mow a aod rugs. I'ash or new goods In exchange K.. A. Franz Co. g20! f Wanted Btraw, clotrer bay and aifaira. a boat lyi tone of each. Pboae MS7, istf W 'anted - 1'lala sewing - children 'a dresses -mis and coats a specially. M rn. W. Sumner snnin. iiiiu Miernian Ave. onf House Wauled - Will nav kimii! tliire'r.Tr rent of nve to seven room house for term of ni t years, uepiy to l ., Ulacler MU The United States Navy is sponsoring this wonderful picture and during its showing will exhibit naval trophies including a big naval torpedo at the theatre. Ue LIBERTY TUESDAY ilUVClHUCl 0 01 Y MONDAY AND Adults, 50c Children, 30c MISCELLANEOUS r uuau .mi neigiilH, a BBDaeOOM Ineer- pia" owner may nave ny paying ioi .ion .ol iiiiu iiieuuiyiug properly lel.-MM. 04 hound Pair ot misses' black lace slns-s owner may have same by calling al Ulacler I nana mm paj ing lor an. n4 I os A Phone BS71. sweater. bine color. n 1 r.irlteiit One large furnished front rt!,-..e nsnn line ol best lia-atlons in Mood Kiver. Modern eouveuit uces. call Nil Oak street, or Dressmaking A II patterns .Irafted: also re- modeling don.- I'bone Odeil is. nls Your order now for pruniug l''JMn.!I: satis tact mo guaranteeo. It. r. Kegncil, rid No. S. o. l tn III SOCIETIES. w i i i:n s Post, Am H. II. Way bj hutton la wiliic add ShHIv.' 1 town of I husl a- . to t'lau.lc cr nail. and ifc to J. W and wife to I. T. Assault on Japan Carl Miller MS fur. m Krin mn O. 1 i i a ion. lei Kinf and r. Ills t Xll.lAlt OF HOOK Kl B lean l egion. No. It Mi-cts -j. 0 p m. 1st Saturday of each month al Library Hall. Mrs. Anna Abraham. Pres.; Mrs 11a. 'l Mnrpiiy, See. VA'Al N A I KMPI.F P TI1IAN M-I H N . . i. Meet the wcond and fourth Thursdays ol each month at K. of P hall. Mrs May ( hiudlund. K C Mrs. Florence Kand. M. of K. and C. Lcecil A lien, N. U Carl Newman, V. U, II. s i angliey. Seerrtary. Fred J Howard. Treasurer. &fe Third Eye IT'S A STARTLER with ChairUripping; Suspense MYSTERY To Baffle the Keenest Mind ADVENTUHE with Amazing Action ROMANCE Deep and xi cartful THRILLS To Make the Blood Creep and the Spine Tingle STARS Warner Oland and Eileen Percy STARTS THE GEM Sun. , Mon. AT Nov. 7 & 8 The Chapter Story Supreme -See It Sure Ol'NCILNo. SRas.M. Meet Hall every third Tii.day in I. M. Benjamin Franklin orianited one of America's first volunteer fire depart ments at Philadelphia. This, original department had nothing on our own IJood,Riir department for energy ard faithfulness. So save trie date, Thai s--giving ni"ht, and join imr tire boye in their annual ball. J. Shep v.- r. iJirawaj . 1. A. !. Moe, Recorder. rae K. II. sn. tract in A: i , Kiver j llamld lit and A gbta o W M M ?.mit SJT A H V.F.I. UKI'-KK H lOIKiKNo IV, LOAW eveiy Is- Hnd "rd We.! M.-ris the firsi and third TuVwiav evenlnr In mea liatthorne. V. V. each mon,,, , .'ne 'i "m.? FewH.MveS ""! "ol" of Hcnd Kiver. R. 1. I Ihriiiun Church m N" IJ. K . T lay evening char. fc. C. Kilm. OasBeras, -I'lioU Mocooi, l ai.iiei 1 t .,. Nn s . Mi p A orilial aeli-ODie Tt o. o. r.- i ruesdays ber. C P. noon k: kr camp Meets in K of I' ba of each month. ja W. T. Frarier. Clerk. noon RIVKRCi Ki i or Wo., ct.-ii: Sru and Third Thai Mr. Ms-- LAOSXB R :;, ; Xll MaSU tlrsi iin,t ib.rd lilOn Kl KK CHA ITFK Bilnt and third rrl men Hi. c i . a-,. - . le I nek. i . v an P. I .. . - i P CANBY Sf, I , - sasfrti Mra. Anna Atai fourtb WAoooua LODaa o Meet in K . of F. ball eve Japer Wickham. K. of R rst ot . v n ns; -icoined M. OK I' -ay nighu in. C t A