THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1912
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Marriage Not a Hin
drance to the Career of
a Woman Singer
No
Reason For
Opera Stars to
Remain Single
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MME. SEMBRICH
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ATTEMPTS ARE NOT
AN UTTERLY MISDI-
By MME. MARCELLA SEM
BRICH, Grand Opera
Singer.
IN DISC RIM NATE ADVICE TO
YOUNQ WOMEN SING
ERS AGAINST MATRI-
MONY SHOULD STOP.
PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF
YOUNG ARTIST8 8HOULD RE
SENT THE EFF0RT8 OF FAME
SEEKING INSTRUCTORS TO
PREVENT MARRIAGE ON THE
PART OF THEIR BUDDING PUPILS. THESE
ONLY UN HUMANITARIAN. BUT CONSTITUTE
RECTED ZEAL.
Not that I recommend marriage for every woman singer regard
loss of everything, but I refuse to recognize the duty or right of any
one to legislate for singers in this manner.
There are many persona who say opera singers should not wed.
This is decidedly pernicious doctrine, and no one can conscientiously
indorse it who appreciates the operatic environment.
Women of the opera are better fitted for marriage than most wo
men, for they are STRONG IN BODY AND MIND. Their
children should be proportionally healthier than the average child.
Thov can live domestic and happy live9, as has been sufficiently proved.
AS MAKIIIED WOMEN THEY SING EVEN BETTER BE
CAUSE THEY ARE IIAPIMER, even if all do not realize this
fact.
Why discourage a sacred and indispensable state merely to satisfy
the misguided WHIM OF SOME AVARICIOUS TEACHER
who fears the loss of his pet pupil ! Ilia advice is unquestionably bad,
and fortunately it miscarries, as a rule.
S. EI. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer
ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS
HOOD RIVER, OREOON
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br mi (i.iii by Seymour Thomaa.
Woodrow Wilson
Whose chances for success are said to be much stronger as a result of the
recent Vermont elections.
Summons
In the Circuit Court of th Stati of Oregon, in
nd for Hood River County.
Nellie Uhman, Plaintiff v. Joseph E. Lehman,
Defendant.
To Juneuh E. Lehman, defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon. You are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint filed ate mat you in the above named Court
and entitled auit. on or before the last day of six
consecutive weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this Summons, as hereinafter stated,
and if you fail to so appear and answer, for want
thereof, plaintiff will apply to this court for the
relief demanded in her said complaint and wi
take iudorment and decree of this Court for a d
vorce from the bonds of matrimony on the if rounds
of habitual drunkenetts and of cruel and inhuman
treatment, for the care, custody and control of
her minor child. John William Lehman, and for
other eau liable relief.
You are hereby served by publication or this
Summons by order of Honorable Ceorge K. Cast-
ner. County Judge of Hood River County, Oreiron,
made September 10, 112. which order prescribed
that you shall appear and answer naid complaint
on or before the laat day of six consecutive weeks
from the date of the nrat publication of this Sum
mons, to-wit, October 23, 1112. and the 11th day
of September. 1912. as the date of said hrwt publi
cation; and you are notified that said date is and
will be the first publication of this Summons.
CifcOKGK K. WlLliUK.
Plaintiff's Attorney.
87-43 Hood River. Oregon.
Copy for advertisements MUST be
In the office by Monday NOON.
Our CHEAP FLAT RATES
For Electric Light and Power
Jx Ire Tiill Open to ou J
Our big- and complete system permits
us to supply you with anything: in the
electrical energy line in town or coun
try. If you want light, power or heat
li Minimum Cost
TALK IT OVER WITH US
Notice ol Completion ot Prospect Avenue Im
provement, Curbi end Sidewalks,
Blocks 35 lod 36
Notice u hereby riven tht John G. Zoll,
contractor, hu tiled written notice this loth day
of September.1912, of the completions of concrete
sidewalks and curbs. Blocks 35 and Jfi. Hind River
Proper, under his contract with the city hereto
fore made and entered into under Ordinance No.
385, and that the amount due for said improve
ment upon its acceptance is hereby stated to be
S19M.30.
And notice Es further aiven that any objections
to the acceptance of said work under the con
tract with the said contractor on the part of said
City may be filed in the office of the undersijrned
City Recorder by any interested party at any
time within 15 days from the date of the first
publication of said notice, to-wit: within 15 days
from the 11th day of September, 1912.
This notice is published in the Hood River
News for two consecutive issues thereof, the
date of the first publication thereof bein the 11th
day of September, lsli H. U HOWE.
87-38 city Recorder.
Completion ot 0ndlng ol Columbia Street,
Blocks 2 and 3, Idlewllde
Notice is hereby riven that Dobson & Hatch,
contractors, have filed written notice thia 10th
day of September. 1912. of the completion of the
rradinr of Columbia street at Blocks 2 and 3. Idle
wilde Addition, under their contract with the City
heretofore entered into under Ordinance No. 378,
and that the amount due said contractors for said
improvement upon its acceptance is hereby stat
ed to be S227.A).
And notice is further riven that any objections
to the acceptance of said work under the mninct
with the said contractors on the part of said City
may be filed in the office of the undersirned City
Recorder by any interested party at any time
within 15 days from thedateof the first publication,
to-wit, within 15 days from the 11th day of Sep
tember. 1SH2.
This notice is published In the Hood River News
for two consecutive issue thereof, the data nf
first publication thereof being- the 11th day of
September, 1912.
H. L. HOWE.
37-38 City Recorder.
Our Rates
Are the Lowest
A contract with us means security and assured service
HOOD RIVER GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY
PMONIi 55
yicmc of Sl-RVICI'i at LOWKST COST"
Third and Cascade Ave.
Delinquent Tax Certificates
Notice is hereby riven that in ourauance of
Article 42. Chapter 'liV. Central lwi of Oreiron.
lelinquent Certificates will be issued to the coun
ty on the followinr described property:
C S True Baldwins 1st Add. lots 3 and 4 .$ 4 14
1. M Baldwin. Baldwins 2nd Add. lots 1 and 2 4 14
Charles Schaer, kllewilde, lot 15. block S 4 50
K K Durbin, . and W 1st Add, tola 47 and 48
DIorK IU 45
Hans Kckert. E and W 1st Add, lota 45 and
4. block 2 in
Hobt R rlrwin. K and W 2nd Add. lots 4. 5. 6.
9. 43. 44. 45 and i. bkirk 2 (a
A L Everett. E and W 2nd Add, lots 6 and 6.
block u
K Kt.pinr. t'ark Add. lots 13 and 14. block 2 7 20
M Dumas. Park Add. lot 12. block S S Ail
Colver (tordon. E and W 1st Add, lots 31 and
block 8 45
J W H.-aviner.Est. S !:K .ae ,. ne',.
ec 1ft. 2n. 9e g qq
M K Kolrers and M R Haskell. Vol. 4 pr
IKS. Wee 2n. lUe R 25
A 1. Kaufman. Stranahans 1st Add lot 8.
block 2 19 80
George Stranahan and Sam Hlowers, River
View Park, lota 23 and 2,4. Muck 6 .. 13 M
E M Hyde, E and W 2i.d Add. kits S and 4.
block 5 li
Cynthia Jones. SWl. SWl, NE', Sec
.i. in. loe 4 81
V Kelley, K and W. 1st Add. lots 37 and 38.
hUs-k i ir,
J 1' klink, Waucoma Park Add, kts 3 and 4.
bl.-k 3 in
J A Knox, 23 acres in Sec 3, In, lrte 4.S 45
K Kmhn. SE'. SK'.. Sec 2. In. lie . .. 4 20
Pearl Morton, N 25 acres of nw' le1, sec
27. 3n. lOe 4 M
May Ntchola. beirin at center of section, w
Ml rods, south 80 rds. e 20 rds. & n easter
ly 2fl chs to beirin. sec 20. 2n. 10 e . 7 50
W L Nichols. 40 acres of w1.. it, goc 15.
2n. lOe 18 no
John W Gatchell, Harretl Sipma Add, lot
n'k M 4 68
Portland Ice Comjsy. s'a nw'4, s' nS
sec a3. 3n. I'W v, 77
H l. Knso, kit 3. sec 4. 2n. 10 e 19 20
Elanot iMtter. five and 05-100 acres in sec S.
r. i 15 0!
Kolrers. 100 acres in see . 1 a 10 e ?J ll
H S Howe. Cascade lrka, kits S. 4, 5, (t. 7.
blk I; lots 3, 4. 5. a T. 8. blk 2: lots 4. 5. 7.
8. 9. blk 6; U.U i. S. 4. 5. . 7. blk 8: lots
9. 10. 11. 12. blk 9: all of blk
(Wkita) 10: all of hik Mflntalll. allot
blk (I lots) 12; all of blk (ti Ms) 13 52 9fi
J A Rumford. nS ' see M. in. t e 24 00
Kranres li. Straiiahan. Winan's Add. lot 3.
blk 7.. 3 is
John Andrews, Hood Kiver Proper, lot 5,
blk 115 A 5,,
B Vierhlckar. E and W 1st Add. lots 47. 48.
block I 45
J W Watson. 10 R by 10 K In no1, se', seS
sec 27. 3n. 10 e; K W 2nd Add. lots 1. 2.
7. 8. 8. blk 5; Ms 41. 4J. 43. 44. blk ; kits 1
to 8. 42 to 48, blk 8 2
Geo Steinhauser, SO acres in '4 sec 7
Is. 10 e ' 94-,
J L Wheeler. E and W !bd Add. lot 4 blk tr?
Ht'KillilT viiii1h.v exiMirnlon t l'nrk
"'"to, Vh'tiHint trip fur yourself mikI
POLK'S
OREGON and WASHINGTON
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A Directory of each City. Town ln,t
lil. (Ivlnr descriptive sketch of
ach place, location, population, tele,
(raph, shlpplnr and bankinc point;
also Claaslfled Directory, compiled by
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r. rtn.K ro., ".hattm:
JAVA'S ISLAND OF FIRE.
It I Raally a Lak of Boiling, Bub
bling Mud and Slimo.
The greateHt nattnal wonder Id Jati,
tf not lii the entire world, la tbe justly
celebrated "UheUo Kamdka Gumko,"or
"Home of the Uot Devils," known to
tbe world aa tbe Island of Fire. Thia
geological singularity la really a lake
of boiling mud aituated at about tbe
center of tbe plains of Grobogana and
Is called an Island because tbe great
emerald sea of vegetation which sur
rounds It gives It that appearance.
The "Island" Is about two miles In
circumference and Is situated at dis
tance of almost exactly fifty miles from
Solo. Near the center of this geological
freak Immense columns of soft, hot
mud may be seen continually rising
and falling like great timbers thrust
through tbe boiling substratum by giant
hands and then again quickly with
drawn. Besides the phenomenon of
tbe boiling mud columns there are
scores of gigantic bubbles of hot slime
that fill up like huge balloons and keep
op a series of constant explosions, tbe
intensity of the detonations varying
with tbe size of tbe bubble.
In time past, so the Javanese author
ities say, there was a tall splrefJke col
umn of baked mud on tbe west edge of
the lake which constantly belched a
pure stream of cold water, but this has
long been obliterated, and everything
Is now a seething mass of bubbling
mud and slime.
THE HISTORY OF ZINC.
Introduced Into Europe From India
Under Sovoral Namaa.
Zinc was Introduced Into Europe In
the seventeenth or eighteenth century
by men from India. It was known
then as calaem, splauter or tuttanego
and was tbe same metal -which the fa
mous alchemist Andreas Lebavrus, de
scribed in 1(500 and which he declared
consisted of silver, cadmia, mercury
nd arsenic.
Late in the. sixteenth century keen
competition was going on between the
Portuguese and tbe Dutch in the In
dian seas, and. a Portuguese ship hav
ing been captured by tb Dutch, her
cargo of calaem or "Indian' tin" found
Its way into Europe. Nobody at that
time knew what it was. teal it was a
piece of this cargo that became the
subject of analysis by Lebarius.
Zinc, it seems, was first produced In
India, but soon became an Important
Industry In China. The first Chinese
book which mentions zinc, calling it ya
yuen, according to the Engineering and
Mining Journal, is tbe Tienkotnggalou,
or Technical Encyclopedia. China was
the sole producer of ilnc until the mid
dle of tbe eighteenth century, disre
garding a minute quantity.of that met
al which was occasionally obtained as
byproduct In the lead furnaces of
Goelar In the Ilarz mountains. New
York. Post
Strangers In Fez.
"The people of Fer. are charming,"
declares J. F. Legard.ln the Pall Mall
Magazine. "During one's walks or
rides through tbe tow n it Is quite the
exception to be spat -at. as ls-often the
case in other ultra-Mohammedan
towns, and the crowd is, on tbe whole,
merely smiling and. inquisitive, like a
crowd In Naples or any other south
Italian town. Now and then some
fanatic generally an.' epileptic will try
to raise a disturbance and will be
gently removed by his friends the
Moors are klnduess Itself In the face of
poverty or affliction but except for
these and a iew casual curses from
the old and soured, the Christian dog
may pursue his way In comparative
peace, provided he does not attempt to
enter a mosque or pass tbe barriers
placed In front of those 'Streets leading
op to the tomb of Moulai Idrlss, tbe
founder and patron i saint of Fez."
Mistakes of Authors.
Tbe author of "Don Quixote" makes
the rarty at the Crescent tavern eat
two suppers in one evening. Scott In
one chapter of "Ivanboe" gives the
Christian nnme 'of Malvolsln as Rich
ard, subsequently altering it to Thllip.
Pope makes a weasel eat corn. Kings-
ley makes John Brumiikeconibe read
the rrayer for "all sorts and condl- ;
tions of men," though. in tbe time of
Elizabeth the- prayer book did not
contain It. ir Archibald Allison j
speaks of "Sir Peregrine Tickle" !
when he rtrenns Plr Peregrine Malt- j
land, and the same author translated ;
"droit de timbre1' as timber duty, "a
howler," which Is only equuled by Vic- j
tor Hiifyo's translation of "Firth of ,
Forth." "premier de qimtre." , 1
Lions a Watchdogs. I
A llbodesinn fnrrnier is reported to
have trained two .African lions to pro
tect his premises They act as night
patrols, and arepkeenly on the alert
to every souud. For a considerable
tlrue be had einpVryed'dogs. hut they
were Invariably poisoned. He tried
the experiment wtth IVms ns the result
of his knowledge that the "king of the
forest" will untitouchipolavned food
London Globe. !
Threats.
I consider Ic a mark of great pru
dence In a mantiatstit!n from threats
or any contemptuous exiresstons. for
neither of thvse weaken the enemy,
but threats mak. him more cautious
and the other exclt' hi hatred and a
desire to revenue ililinself Machlavelll.
TWO RligHit'ThinB.
"WhatdM you do with your book
whose Ica'f you f omuls loosened?"
"Put lt-throui3i u Uval proves."
"Wlmt'do you. inaitT"
"Mitd It iHttttid over to keep ihe
piece." Jilnltlm ore Aiaierlcan.
A Complete
Line of...
Fresh
Groceries
At Honest Prices
Can always be found at this Up-to-date Store
Kinnaird & Larvvood
Cor. 2nd and Oak Sts. Phone 78
F 0 R S A L EJ
Team of Bay Mares, Five
Yea rs 0 ITshorses are
splendid workers and are
well matched. I am selling
becausejdo not need two
teams, Inspection invited.
J . R PUTNAM
MOUNT HOOD, ORE. TEL. 264 ODELL
Qntiouncement
np' WISH to announce to the pub
lie and all my old patrons that I
have bought a complete line of new
GROCERIES
and will open my store in the Bell
Building, on Wednesday morning,
Sept. 11. Everybody is cordially in
vited to call and inspect my goods.
Sfite grocery Store
J. R. KINSEY - Phone 231
Positively Retiring
From Business
AI I
HARNESS GOODS, GLOVES, Etc.
At Cost
For Cash
NO FAKE SALE
SEE WINDOWS
Only a Few Weeks More, So Hurry
V. E. P0SBERG
MOOD RIVF.R
OREGON
F O
R
S A 1 I
will sacrifice house and two lots on 7th
and Pino Streets, just three blocks from
the High School; small barn, chicken
house, an abundance of berries and
fruit, and the largest rose garden in
Hood River. Will give liberal terms. If
you are looking for a home or an invest
ment, this is a bargain. See...
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