New Sleeping Car vService
VIA
(OREGON TRUNK RY.
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
A standard Pullman sleeping car is
now operated between Portland and
Central Oregon points as follows:
LV. CXNfRAL OK.CGON MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY
LV, POR TLAND SUNDAY - TUESDAY - THURSDAY
This is in addition to the Daily Tour
ist Slaeping Car1 service which is
continued.
( Both i-let-pina I'm- hp- handled from Fintland on
North Bunk Limited No. 2, leaving at 7:10 p. m.
inKt-a.l of on Loe.nl Train No. 8 us formerly
1-aving at 6 p. in. Arrive Bend 7:20 a. ni.
Call on or address Agents
J. T. HARDY. TRAV. FRT. (SL PASS. AGT. R. H. CROZ1ER
' '"' SyASS'l' OEM. PASS, AGT.
the general eqni ptr'ient, as the pro
jected larger plant except in come
of the minor detail, and in thin
feature alone it is expected that u
legitimate profit can be made on
the investment.
Friends of the institution have
suggested that a. corporation be
formed and that stock be sold in
sufficient amount to build the first
unit, after which the Hospital
would pay for the buildings com
prising the other units, disrlacing,
finally, the wooden (structure now
in use. The Dalles Hospital would
t hen be possessed of a plant which
would be second to none west of
the Rocky Mountains and have
but few equals to the east.
The medical and Burgical staff
of this institution is composed of
men who devote their entire time
to the study and practice of their
professions and specialties and,
although unusually well equipped
for the practice of their profession
before identifying themselves with
the institution,, the experience
gained in the various surgical
operations, of which there have
been over 4000 recorded in the
register of the Hospital, and in
the treatment of considerably over
four thousand four hundred medi
cal cases, has been of such mag
nitude as could only be gained bv
a lifetime of practice if working
alone.
The staff of the Hospital con
sists of the following:
J. A. Reuter, M. D., Surgeon
and Manager,
F. F. Thompson, Obstrician and
First Ass't. Surgeon.
Thompson Cob'erth, General
Medicine and Ass't. Surgeon.
R. C. Yenney, M. D., Medicine.
Miss Lydia Bottemiller. Suner-
intenpent of Hospital,
Mrs. Eva E. Willif,. Superin
tendent of nurses. ' V
Visiting Physicians and Sur
geons James W. Donnelly. M. D .
Arlington, Oregon.
Hiram C. Dodds, M. D., Dufur.
Oregon.
Millard B. Taylor, M. D.. Grass
Valley, Oregon.
Thomas A. Long, M. D., Mad
ras, Oregon.
H. B. Haile, M. D., Madras.
H. C. Fortner, M. D., Antelope,
Oregon.
Robert H. Jenkins, M. D.,
Mitchell, Oregon.
J. H. Rosenberg, M. D., Prine
ville, Oregon.
John L. Elwood, M. D., Maupin
Willard N. Morse, M. D., Was
co, Oregon,
Win. Huckin, M. D., Wasco.
W. C. Trowbridge, Goldendale,
Washington.
Frank H. Collins,- Goldendale.
Arthur G. Belsheim, Guler, Wn.
Mr. arid Mrs. Geo. Mallatt of
Bakeoven attended the dance Sat
urday night.
Th Valley 2
. Frank Campbel has purchased
the Joe Snejal place and has
moved onto it.
A baby boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. H. Harrison at
Gresharn, March 6th.
T. J. Swift was running a drag
on the roads near here Tuesday.
The High School pupils have
been very busy practising the play
The Deacon's Tribulation, to be
given Friday.
C. B. Dahl and S. W. Hauser
made a business trip to Bakeoven
Sunday.
Grant Mays came out from
Portland Tuesday evening to
spend a few days. .
Jas. Thrall spent Monday even
ing; in Tygh, being on his way to
Howell's sale.