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About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1911)
THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 19. 1911 .3 HOOD RIVER NOW HAS MODEL LAUNDRY With the (1 mi 1 completion of Its liulhllnjr iiml Installation of new hid modern machinery, t lit- Hood KIvit laundry now ha iii. of t tie Is-st equipped plants In the North wcHt.WHHlicrw omen a nil t In- "heat li eu Chinee" are no longer competitors with the Mood Itlver lanndr.v In clennslnjr linen. In fact the estnb llHlmient has all the apparatus for lanndf rliiK (not n n 1 r-1 ntf. If you please) anvthluir from n laities' hand kerchief the size of a pout line Mtamp, and the daintiest of other things, to a pair of In -e curtaliiK, ami heating the way mother used to do It a city Mock. Furthermore, the process takes place tinder the Hklllfnl hands of n dozen or more smlllni; and pretty .voi.nt; lu.li.H. Instead oflf-I-Ihivp t o do-tlilw aaln I'll-rc turn-to-motherlook that nn-etw the man of the household on Mondays when the family wanh In bcliii? negotiated. An a matter of fact, the laundry Ik a very cheerful place, whether it hap petiMto U' Monday or any other day. The new liiHtltutlon Is luiilt of con crete block, and In roomy and well ventilated. Iti the rear In t lie receiv ing rrom. where nulled linen 1h re ceived ami tabued, ami nodal dls tlnctloiiM cut no Iiure. From here It koch to the washing machine, ro tary In motion, where t he accumula tions of wear are craned liy clean noap and water, and not. an many nuppone, with chloride of lime, Mile vitriol and a club. The wanhed clothen are then placed In a wrlnit Inir machine, where the water In Hipiccgted from them by centrifugal force, and, contrary to the general opinion. In harmlenn. Flat plecen are dried and Ironed at the name time by a huue machine Junt Installed, that cont f.'.(KK). In ntead of lietiiK Ironed they lire really prenned liy a nuccennloti of cylinder which are fed the wet narmentn on one nlde and emerge from the other dry, nmooth and npotlenn. No grunts acceinpany the oH'ratlou, not even from the machinery, which In oper ated by power and four of the afore nald youiiK ladlen, the latter clothed, by the way, In conventional attire, with hair to match. Sheetn, nap klnn, toweln and table clotlm are the natural food for this inonnter, and the number It eanlly dlnponcn of Id ap palling. Shirts and collarn take another route from the wanh. The nhlrt cuff atid neckbands are quickly prenned and Ironed by a machine operated by a man, the work belnK somewhat lahorl.HiH. The bonomn are alno Ironed by machinery, and, much to your Hiirprlnc, are undamaged by the procenn. The bodies of the shirts are Ironed by hand. F.lectrle Irons are lined, applied by the muncular arms of a nuinlu r of utrls, who, strange to nay, appear to be In a good humor. Collarn are eanlly dlnponed of by two little machlnen, and, although viewed with a prejudiced eye, we were unable to blame them with the buzz naw effect no often experienced. For blanket and curtain there are nteam heated dry houses itn.i np liaratun of other dencrlptloiiH for other unen. (leaullnenn in every where apparent. The entablinhment affords work the year around' to a greater iiuhiIht of hands than any other In the city. Itn capacity In much larger than the patronage It gctn locally, and It In now doing con nlderable work for out of town dls trictn. AiIhiiik & Schnfner, It own em, however, nay they have built for the future. Ilarnenn for Sale Nearly new light double driving harnenn at a bargain. .1. .1. Knapp, I'hone .'!i:!-X. MINERAL SPRINGS PR0JEC1GR0WING Ioterent In the Mineral Nprlugn project U Increasing and many who gave little heed to It at the start are now anxious to nee It make good, having realized what It would mean to the valley to Lave an Institution of thin kind located here. Many people have vlnlted the prop erty of the Mineral Springs Company and nampled Its waters. Tbone who know about thene things nay that the proposition, when developed, will be a big money maker, In addi tion to a fine thing for Hoed Itlver. The company states that It Is pro gressing nicely, and among others who have subscribed for stock are the following: C. A. Bell, Malcolm lironson, A. I. Dabney, C. I). Nlckelsen, Win. David son, Melvla It. Woodburn, Albert Sutton, S. W. Stark, .Fashion Stables, K. II. Hartwlg, J. H. Day, Dr. V. C. Broslus, Smith ISros., Mt. Hood Hall way Co.. W. 11. Walton, K. H. Mau nlng, Yasul ISros., Dr. F. M. Shaw, II. Connoway, McCarthy & Thomp son, C. T. F.arly, C. II. Sprout, 1. C. Sanford, L. D. Boyd and (J. 1. Christie. An aualynls of the spring by a prominent physician of Portland shown that It contains -what Is known as Chalybeate water, of which there are but few known In the entire world. The properties of Chalybeate water are described as follows by William Murrell, M. P.. F. It. C. 1'.. 1'hyslclan to and Lecturer on l'harmacology and Therapeutics at the Westminster Hospital, Kng land, and late Examiner In Materia Medlca at the I'nlvemlty of Edlnburg and the Itoyal College of I'hynlclaus of London: "The effect of these waters Is to In- DAVIDSON FRUIT COMPANY Send us your name or phone us if you are growing STRAWBERRIES and get on our MAILING LIST We are already conducting a large correspon dence regarding the coming crop, and will mail letters occasionally giving out good information and making valuable suggestions to growers. Eighteen years in the STRAWBERRY business with an enviable record for highest and quickest returns. - DAVIDSON FRUIT CO. Spring Walk-Overs Wo neiul only mention the name --you know tho rest. Your next pair will be "Walk-Overs" if you will only take the precaution to SEE the lot now on display in our east window. Lots of Tans J. G. Vost crease, the appetite, promote diges tion, stimulate the action of the heart and, when persons are anaemic, they bring back a rone hue to the cheeks. "Waters of this kind are uneful In all cases of Impoverished blood, whether depending on dyspepsia, ex hausting diseases, or uny cause whatsoever. They are alno frequent ly resorted toby persons who have undergone, at other springs, a course of reducing treatment with altera tive mineral waters. When, at the close, the erson Is relieved of his malady, though pale and anaemic, he may go to some good chalylieate spring, drink the wuter for one or two weeks.Jand be restored to accus tomed vigor." HAIL'SlilTION IS NOW ONTHE MARKET The lots In Hall's Addition to the Town of Mosler are selling rapidly, and as the prfce will be advanced as soon as the first thirty lots are dis posed of, It would be advisable to have your lot reserved at once, ana small payment will hold your selec tion for you. As soon as the first thirty lots are sold the Improvement work will be gin, and at that time the price of this property will be advanced from 2Tj per cent to 50 per cent. At the present rate a sulliclent number of lots will be sold within three weeks. These lots are being sold on eany terms, and there can be no better In vestment, for a small or large amount of capital, than a good lot In Hall's Addition. s so 15 60 16 50 1 50 2 00 1 50 25 00 9 00 4 SO County Court Proceedings L C Heieer. scalp bounty t R N Elliott, him - Bert Sandman, aame LeRoy Krohn, aame Sam Woodward, aame Gust Westenburg;. aame - J H Fredricy, transportation for indigent J W Armstrong, juror January term Bradley Bros, blacksmithina work for roads - Bushong A Co, stationery and books 15 50 A C Buck, justice court fees 9 35 E S dinger, consUbla fees 14 50 J P Wilder, same 7 10 G R Caatner, fruit inspector's salary 210 10 E E Coad. examining board, 3 days. 15 00 G M Braley, (Midget Restr'nt) meals 1 25 Con na way Mercantile Co. mdse 12 30 Cottage Hospital, care of indigent 6 00 Crandal Undertaking Co, burial of A M Tobin 25 00 Clackmmaa County, book typewriter 125 00 The Dalles Hospital care of A M Tobin . 33 00 Evening Telegram, adverti.iement 2 40 C D Nickelsen. juror, inquest Boyd 1 00 Bert Stranahan. same 1 00 C H Vaughan. aame ' 1 00 M E Morse, same - 1 00 Ralph Savage, aame 1 00 H A Moore, aame - 100 Geo S Cheseboro, witness, Boyd inquest .. 1 50 E A Baker, aame : 1 50 Ira Judd. same 1 50 I)r J Edgington. coroner, Boyd inquest 6 50 Olive English, witness State vs Pflug- haupt - - 3 6" C A Sparlin, witness State vs Mohler 1 7V E A Ffanz, merchandise for roads IT 60 Frederick A Arnold, addition to court house a 00 Frederick A Arnold, repairing court house 124 52 Glass A Prudhomme. stationery A Books.. 4" 40 Gilbert A Vaughan. supplies for roads 72 05 W E Hanson, freight on culverts 22 03 VV E Hanson, poetage and sundries 8 20 Hood River News, printing 34 50 ! Hex-ken berry A Bartlett, Blue Print 1 Ou J F Hendrick, supplies for indigent 15 00 Hood River Light & Tower Co, water and j lights 4 X Home Telephone Co. phone rent 1 60 j Howell Bros, blacksmith work 2 70 j Thoe F Johnson, help and sundries, aher- j id s office 67 70 ; Journal Publishing Co. advertising 3 00 j S Ishikawa, witness feea January term 6 60 i J M Schmeltxer, examining title J G Jar- I via ; 7 50 I Keir A Caaa. medicine for indigent 1 25 Capt C P McCan, rent 10 00 Pacific Coast Stamp Wks, rubber stamps ' 1 45 ! C F dinger, constable fees, inquest Boyd 2 T7 C F Sumner, lavatory for court house 34 00 Beall A Co, Nestable culverts 10.11 82 A C Staten. supplies for Mrs Ernst 10 65 ' Prs Shaw A Bronson. medicines and ex amining Insane 13 75 Smith Brce. supplies for Joe Elee, indigent 29 85 Geo t Slocum. omce supplies 3 75 ! Ralph Savage, work in clerk's office No vember and December 60 00 Troy Shelley, witness feea January term 4 40 i C D Thompson, postage and sundries 4 90 L W TomHnson. constable feea insanity case 13 55 Blowers Hardware Co. supplies for mails 144 75 Prs Ferguson A Reuter. services at jail 5 00 1 C G VanTress, taking testimony Inquest I Boyd 5 00 Paul Winans. wood - 19 50 M A Zeller, witneaa fies Stat vs Pflug- haupt 15 20 J M Schmeltier. Treaa. road cheeks paid . low T3 C H Sproat. rebate on tax 9 IS : Mrs J B Hunt, rare of indigent. 15 00 School Pist No 3. court house grounds 9'-12 50 j J M Schmcltzer. Treas. premium on bond 115 00 i J Wickham. Assessor, same 15 00 j C P Thompson. School Supt, aame 00 Murray Kay, Surveyor 15 00 j W E Hanson, County Clerk, aame 35 00 W A Stark, janitor 20 00 ' Howell Bros, supplies for roads 3 25 P F StanneM, blacksmith work road dis trict No 5 15 00 Cottage Hospital, contract, care of indi gent 20 (X) I Geo A Mi-Curdy, salary to April 1 19 20 O It Rhoades, same . t;l 20 ! Murray Kay. county surveyor, services March 1 61 00 Hans ljige, mail siipvervlsor No 6, salary first quarter 50 00 H F Eadelman. road supervisor No 5, same ! 25 Roy D Smith, road suierviaor No 4. same S.S 00 Thoa Ijwy. road supervisor No 7. same . ... T5 00 C R Jenson. nd supervisor No 8, same 3T 00 t. W Tomlinson. rd supervisor No 9, ssme 11 25 Fred Larwojxt. rebate on tax. 4 !5 N C Fvans. same 9 9.', lavies A Run-hard, same 2M 60 Itcnt Wyoming lump coal In any I n 1 1 1 y . Transfer & Livery Co. I'hone ,". OX JVejct time you tva.lK.by the store I tivish yoxid stop a minute and taKe a looK. cit '"BIG 'BEJV" He's 1 he finest sleepmeler made, the best tooKing the best built, the best running $2.50. This is the clock they are advertising in the big magazines. I I OE3J: THE JEWELE'R NEW GOODS HLTIIOUGH the new management was a little late getting started, they are making up for lost time, and new goods are coming in now every day. This week we are showing new all silk Foulards in exclus ive dress patterns; new all silk Messalines, in the wanted colors; new "Kobe" Silks in plain colors; new Organdies, Lawns, Dim ities, Ginghams, etc. And new Trimmings to suit, new Braids and Band Trim mings, new All-O vers, new Dresden and Shepherd Plaid Rib bons. New Dress Gloves. Ask to see the new Gazelle and Chamoise Gloves, the very newest thing out in Ladies' Dress Gloves. New Hose in all Silk, Silk Lisle, Em broidered Lisle and Mercerized Lisle. Sheer finish, 25c to $1.75 a pair. New Shoes in all sizes. New tan Button Shoes and Oxfords. . New Coat Shirts for men. New Ties. New Socks, silk and lisle. New Collars. New goods in all lines and more on the way. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR NEW ITEMS EACH WEEK Bragg Mercantile Co. IO