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One and a half ounces of this choice tobacco cost
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balls, skates, cut glass, china, silverware,
tennis racquets, fishing
rods, furniture, etc.
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For a period of (30) days the First National
Bank will oll'or to local customers an invest
ment in Hood River Improvement Bonds bear
six (I!) per cent interest per annum, payable'
semi-annually, and ranging in amounts from
$10.00 up to $12r.(0 each. These bonds are
part of an issue known as Twelfth Street Im
provement Bonds of the City of Hood River,
and are payable in ten (10) equal installments,
of which three have leen paid; the next in
stallment will be payable April 7th, 1014.
These bonds are otlered to those who have
small amounts to invest, and are absolutely
safe security. Additional information upon
application to the Cashier,
capita; surplus $Z2.oooJ
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toBage
Tfct first accident of the year on
Mount Hood happened last Saturday,
when Miss Neva Harvey, who was with
her brother. D. A. Harvey and wife,
of Parkdale, and a young man who was
escorting her, fell over a cliff east o
Cooper's spur and several miles from
Cloud Cap Inn, sustaining a very seri
ous and painful break of both bones in
the lower jo nt of one of the legs. The
shock following the fearful accident
and the exposure in the ice and snow
added to the horror of the pain, which
was excruciating.
The young lady and her escort fell at
the same time. The limb was broken
as a projecting tree was struck. For
tunately the hoy was no more than
stunned. If both had been made un
conscious, as was the girl, it ia prob
able that both would have perished ;
for the others of the party would not
have Known where to have searched
fur them.
The young lady was borne for three
miljs to Cloud Cap Inn and thence in
the same manner for over live miles to
a point where she could be brought to
the city in a vehicle. Dr. Kanaga was
summoned as soon as possible. How
ever, it was 13 houis after the accident
before he could reach her and the vic
tim of the accident could be properly
cared for.
This is the First serious accident on
Hood since Dr. W. S. Nichol, in 1910.
fell into a crevBS.se and almost lost his
life. If Dr. Nichol had been a slender
man he would uudoubledly have slipped
through the opening and down into the
bottomless abyss.
For 1'utN, Hums and limine
In nvitrv litmiA tliprtt nhnulil hp a IwiY
ol Itucklen's Arnica Salve.retuly to apply
in every rase of burns, cuts, wounds or
scalds. J. 11 I'olanco, Dclvalle, lex.,
It. No. 2, writes: "Itucklen's Arnica
Mulve Hiived lilv littln irirl'H rut foot. No
one believed it could lie cured." The
world s best salve. Duly l!.rc. Iteeoin
mendud by Cbas. N. Cla ke.
We have storage space for all kinds
of goods in a concrete building
Our Tranfer Wagons Will Move
Anything
Complete Transfer Service
Transfer & Livery Co.
Phone 4111
FIRST SERIOUS ACCI
DENT ON MT. HOOD
Pacific Highway Convention
A bulletin has been issued announc
Ing the next annual convention of the
Pacific Highway Association, which
will be hili at Vancouver, Is. C, Aug.
II, 12 and 13.
The object of this association in to
secure the construction of a first class
trunk road nlong the Pacfic slope from
as far north aa possible to as far south
as possible.
uAi-rub iur i wo ttuori ureuKB in nriv
ish Columbia, this road now stretches
continuously from a point a few miles
north of llazlcton. In northern Urilish
Columbia (consequently some f0 miles
further north than the extreme south
em end of Alaska) to Yuma, in Ari
zona. During the winter months much
of this road is impassable; a condition
which, with intelligent cooperation be
tween every community and govner
merit along the Pacific slope will be
come past history ; the Pacific Highway
nsNociHiion is endeavoring io nasien
this day.
Get Together Meetings
A dozen of the residents of White
Salmon and Undrewood came across
the Columbia Sunday to attend services
at the Untarian church and to become
better acquainted with the Hood Kiver
folk. It ia planned that this shall be
the initial meeting of a number of such
gatherings of the residents of the three
dstricts. those who were here bunday
from White Salmon were: Mr. and
Mrs. Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. Agers and
Miss Agers and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. J.
Keeker and James Keeker. The Un
derwood folks present were Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Kollock, and Mr. and Mrs.
h M. Cummins,
If seven doctors had told yon, as tliey
did C. K. lihiuchard, of I.aU range, Cul.,
that you had but a short time to live on
account of kidney trouble, w hat would
you dor lie says: "1 took holey Kid
no.y Pills and tliey completely cured me
and I cannot speak ton highly of them.
Cost less than the doctors, lint acciuu
plish more. Cbas. N. Clarke.
Russell-Fisher
Cecil A. Russell and Miss Adeline
Fisher will be married this morning at
the Catholic chapel on the Heights,
Father Maximilian performing the cer
emony. The young couple will make
their home in La liraiuie. Mr. Kusseii
has been working here fur the past six
months at Parkers' cufe.
For summer diarrhoea in children al
ways give Chamberlain's Colic, holera
and Diarrhoea Kemeriy aim castor 01
and a speedy cure is certain. For sale
tiv all dealers.
GROSS
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INJUSTICE
ORKED
IS to
!1S OF EVERY TBI
Peruvian, U. S. and Alaska
Redskins Suffer Many
Persecutions.
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AS the result of report from
numberless sources, covering
a period of several years, the
' United States government at
last Is giving stern attention to th
relief of persecuted Iuiliaua. It hai
been proved by thorough Investigation
that the red men of Alaska, the Unit
ed States and South America, com
prising all the races of aborigines on
the continent, have been receiving 111
treatment and have been exploited In
one way or another In an outrageous
fashion.
To a large extent the sins of the
warlike forefathers of the living In
dians have been atoned for. Now, ac-
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"Mpt Precioua Taxf John
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"Length and Breadth, Height and
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"Tha Thief In Paradise."
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ficed." "The Riaen Chriat."
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"The Deaire of All Nationa."
"Paradise Regained."
"The Coming Kingdom."
"Sin Atonement."
"Spiritual larael Natural Is
rael." "The Timea of the Gantifea."
"Gathering the Lord's Jewels."
"Thruat In Thy Sickle."
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"The King'a Daughter, the Bride."
"Calamities Why Permitted."
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Photo by American Preaa Association.
"UIIOKUKIM OUABLIB" AND OliANDDAUOH
TSB. cording to the moveineut on foot, the
race shall be given Justice. Develop
ments to this effect have been numer
ous in the news of the past few weeks.
For iustuuee, au expedition recently
returned from the l'utuuiayo rubber
district of Peru with an official report
to Washington of the atrocities work
ed uiKiti the native Peruvian Indiana
by the English ruliber contractors. It
Is said the icovecnmeut may Invoke the
Monroe doctrine la intervening on be
half of the ml skinned sufferers. The
Teports us to the hitter are that they
have been more hideously' outraged
with torture and enslavement than
were the natives of the Kongo rubber
district of Africa.
American Consul Reports.
Stnurt Fuller, formerly United States
consul at (ioteliorg, Sweden, was de
tailed by the government to investi
gate the Htroeltluu said to be practiced
in Peru. He lms returned with a very
elaborate report of actual conditions,
OROVV or BUBBKR TUBES. if
which, though its details are held in
secret, is well understood to corrob-
lirate the cruelty tales. This is fur
ther supported by an Englishman's re
port. Hubert Carr (ionnu, Liberal
member of i:irllamciit for Souiliwark,
notified Sir Edward Urey, the foreign
secretary, to ask a questlou in the
house of commons whether It was
aware that 1-2 bodies) of murdered
men, women and children were seen
In one district hist March. The gov
ernment would be urged, the notice
said, If the reports were true, to com
municate uiiii the Peruvian govern
meat at once.
This matter cornea up again through
a batch of dispatches from the Colom
bian roiisul at Manaos to the Brltlan
consul t Ionium, copies of which the
Colombian consul In London handed to
the A.utl-shiv ry society there. The
dispntehes contain harrowing revela
tions of renewed barbarities such as
those mentioned in Sir Roger Case
ment's report last spring.
The Piitiiinayo district Is a remote
Monroe Doctrine May Be In
voked to Stop the Cruel
ties In Peru.
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region at the headquarter of the Ami
ion river, to the east of the Andes
mountains. In 1800 the rubber possi
bilities were discovered, and the con
cession for gathering the product was
given by the. Peruvian government to
English contractors. The district was
Inhabited by a peaceful, harmless race
of Indians.
A campaign of the most wasteful
exploitation was begun. The Indiana
were reduced to the most abject slav
ery by the most barbaric methods.
Not only the men, but women and chil
dren, were forced to gather their share
of rubber or suffer the most horrible
torture.
In 1900 thirty-six Barbadian negroes
were Imported as deputies, and the cru
elty Increased.
Indiana who couldn't or didn't pro
duce rubber were auspended with their
arms twisted and bound over their
heada and their feet swinging, while
they were flogged. Two hundred lash
es a day constituted no unusual flog
ging.
Pouring kerosene over the bodies of
men and women and Betting them afire
was a pastime. Many were burned at
the stake.
The accompanying "pictures show a
group of rubber trees and native at
work making rubber "biscuits."
How Rubber le Produoed.
The rubber produced in the Putu-
mayo district la classified as Jebe and
raucho. Jebe is divided Into lowland
flue (smoked), eutre One (smoked) scrap
py (uot smoked) and highland weak
fine (smoked) and weak scrappy (not
smoked). Jebe la obtained from the
Hevea bra-lllensls, trees which grow
close enough together to enable the
worker to handle a group of 1U0 trees,
called an estrada or walk, a day, vlult-
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indun making: robber "biscuits."
lug and tapping them. One man can
manage two estradas on alternate days.
The rubber worker builds his but
within easy reach of the river and
visits the trees early in the morning,
returning about 2 o'clock In the after
noon with a pall full of milk to smoke
and work Into balls. The quality of
the jebe varies according to soil and
method of preparation.
It la declared that right In the con
flues of the United States persecutions
have been worked on nearly all the
Indian tribes, In that their lands have
been fraudulently taken from them and
lu other ways they have beeu robbed
by fake Indian agents. Notably It was
charged that the Apache prisoners of
war, held captives for a generation,
were being forced to agree to settle on
land lu the Mescalero reservation, lu
New Mexico, when they were to be set
free, without having the choice of re
tualniug In Oklahoma, which was the
only territory they had known for
twenty-five) years. The original Injus
tice of holding these human belnga
captive at Fort Sill for twenty-five
years la now removed with their eman
cipation. Government Censored.
Again, the government Is taken to
task on Its treatment of the Indians in
Alaska. Dr. Euill Krullsh, In the edu
cational service In Alaska, reported
that the redskins were neglected so
that the g iverumeut was virtually im
posing a cruelty on them. It la de
clared they suffer ravages of fell dis
eases without any mean of combating
them.
The difficulty In obtaining potatoes
in that region Is the cause of terrible
suffering from scurvy. This disease
has been the greatest enemy of the re
gion. A big congress of Indiana la to be
held at Denver'a great pageant In 1815.
At least twenty-five reservations will
be represented. Among the notable
redskins expected to take part will be
Chief Buckskin Charlie, a Ute, and
bis little granddaughter, who are
shown In the picture.
For Rent Apartments
in New Telephone Bldg.
Call Telephone Office.
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Movement, Fully Warranted,
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This Price will last until the factory busts
OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION
Don't send your Money Away
to get swindled, but go to
LARA WAY'S
BALLOON ASCENSION
We have made arrangements
to send up a Balloon every honr
beginning at 10 o'clock on
JULY 4th
When high in the air,
the balloon will drop a
PARACHUTE
containing a ticket good for
one pound of our famous
"Red Band" Brand Candy
for which we are exclusive
agents.
The S-10-15c Store
A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAYS
in the pui chase of shoes here. It
is amazing how your money seems
to hold out when you spend it at
this store. Good quality com
bined with low prices is what
constitutes genuiue economy.
You can practice it regularly by
buying your shoes here.
This it a High Quality Store with
Low Quality Prices.
STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER
J. C. JOHNSEN, the Hood River Shoe Man
White River
Flour
Makes Bread Having the
Old Bready Flavor
AT YOUR GROCERS
Fruit j& Stamps
TO OBDEB
AT THE GLACIER OFFICE