Six
00D RIvER GLACIER, THURSDAY AUGUST 19 1909
GOLD FOUND ON
THE DESCHUTES
(iolrt in quantities sitllioient to pay
(or pluoer mining hag bMD dlsfloversd
od an ilari(T)f about sixty HTM ll
the Columbia rir.ir :it t!n- moatb (if
tbe Deschutes.
Claims hare been hied upon t
three people. K. H. Ward, who (will-
his propeity the "tiieo Willow
Claim" Knima (i. Ward, who lum giv
en the name "Columbia I
Claim" to her olalm, and lltili Kich
ie, giving tho appellation, "Keil Winy
Plaoor Claim." 1'ho properties of the
two latter are in dasptlte, as llni
Kiohie has tiled on that portion nl
tbe island claimed by Kinins (1
Ward us well as MO feet by 1320 feet
additional.
Tbe precious metal wa
if accident while one of the work
men wax (IIhkiiik about the Island.
Finding 1110101 particles which look
ed like gold, he took Uihiii to an ex
pert, who pronounced the specimen
the genuine metal, i'hc gravel
been sampled at several point on the
Island and produces fifty cents to tin
oubio yard, liecause of the abon
dance of water the cost of the minim
will be Blight so that the profit, ii
working the gravel will In' oonildei
atle. Chronicle.
Intense Colicky Tain Believed.
"W9t some years I sintered Iroyi in
tense colicky pains which would CO Die
on at times and from whieh I COUld And
no relief," says I. S. Mason ot Betvei
Dam, Ky. "Chftinlierluin'H Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy wan rccom-
munded to DM by I friend. After taking
a few doses of the remedy 1 was entirely
relieved. That was four years ago unit
there has been no return of the syui
toniH since toat tune. J Ins nam a u
for Bale by all dealers.
Hints on Sanitary Methods,
l'rof. & P. 1'ernol, O. A. 0.
The condition in which 1 find
water received from various parts oi
the state, wai rants my calling the at
tention of the public to the Hawaii
tary conditions which must i
surrounding their water supply,
.Some samples of water taken in iter
He bottles under aseptic precautions,
contain as nigh us 83,580 germs per
cubio centimeter (a drinking giant
about 336 cubic ceutimeteiH . A
glaHsful of such wator would there
fore contain 14,305,000 living germs.
While true that many varieties ol
these germs are not directly d lassie
producing, the continued lutrodao
tion of such large qaantltiaa oi them
Into the system lowers vitality ami
increases susceptibility to .lie dtseass
producing typos when they gain no
nes to the body. Water containing
so many organisms carries also, in
solution, the ptomaines from tbe
putrefaction of the organic matter in
which they grew. Iheia large mini
bar of organisms generally llud their
way into open wells I y lUlfBOl drain
age and where they can paM, no may
the disease producing types pall
also.
The waters from driven wells are
comparitively free from or garj limn.
An open well is an abomination and
is not In keeping with our preieul
liiiderstaudiug of the laws of sain
tatlon.
The question arises how cau we
better our condition? Where the
well le the only means of obtaining
water, let it bo dug to tbu water bear
ing stratum, wall it up witli hi ink
laid in cement, tor ten feet, atob it
over, with the pump pipe and Blob
well cemented in, fill the remainder
ot the hole which may be fifteen I
twenty feet with clay well tramped
down and the result will be a bottom
less brick jug, deep under ground,
luto which no surface water, worms
nor auimala uau penetrate. 'Ihe
water from such a well is us pure at)
can be obtained from the locality in
which It Is situated.
There Hre many families living in
the country who should enjoy the
best of health, but who are always
ailing. The cause of ill health may,
as a rule, l e traced to their use of
polluted wator produced by Uiu on
sanitary condition of their surround
IngB. Hut few homos have proper
drainage from sinks and baths; dish
water ie thrown out ot tbe hack dom
on the ground near the well, garbage
Is siuillnrly'disposi d of to dsoompote
and diain In to the well. Wash
water containing (11 tit that would
not. be tolerated ou the clothing is
also emptied on the ground to drain
into the well. Most of the open well'
situated near the house or bam are
but oeaepools. it is the lowest point
In this vicinity luto which liquid!
drain.
Frequently a privy Is located with
In a stone's throw of an open well.
When tbe water table Uses to the stir
face of the ground, as it always OoM
during the winter in Western Oregon,
all surface water is contaminated,
and, as the water level lowers, I lie
open wells become reservoir! for the
drainage.
The ordinary stone or brick wall ol
an open well only serves the purpose
of preventing the caving in ot the
earth, and iu no sense acts as a Biter.
We have received sample of Ratal
trom open wells, situated neat bum
yards or dwellings, which were load
ed with organisms that are lustru
mental in decomposing manure. The
samples gave itroug reactions of am
uionia by chemical analyses and wan
even tinted with the color of llqold
mauuie. One particular sample was
thus polluted from a tlower Dad Dial
the house, the flower bed having turn
heavily manured.
in localities wnere the water i.
piped luto the house and there is no
sewer, the toilets should be QOODaotsd
with a properly constructed septic
tank and the ellluont should be pi ed
a long distance from the wi-ll ; i
empty ou the surface ol
where suu and rain may
puii'y It. If open elo
used, aouneiete vault,, l
should bo OOOttOOWd,
mere hnl in II. (rod
frequently thrown in it
the breeding ot Hies,
hsro been very so. II Mflu
of galraniSI 1 iron trays I
may bi amptlad i ij ltd
Isu.s; dry earth or aslc
used in connection with
sorb moisture and lopi i e
It ii well known that
iu human aud uniiual
example, the deposits
crcta are are often HID t
ing mass of maggots, tl
larvae hatched from tbe
ttod by Ilies, from this tl
the upa state ami agaii
flloH with ttie return of w
these Hies enter our date
upon our food and dlrei
the organ itmi from v
lood. Cootamination tl'
at that, for WO have delln
that the organ Ismi wbl
lake into their bodies
creta are not destroyed I
innd,
iitl.ei
instsad nl
I, and I init
io pre' out
ami mull
uau ii re; for
f human ex
i be a crawl
ese are the
eggs d.-
ey pass into
emerge a
trm weather,
lings, walk
tiy traosmli
fliei
ie ex
r di
gestlon, and pasting ftom their bod
les with the excreta tbe gal
this axcteta tor food an
I'herefore a fly speck Oodtl
gernu will looreasi its na
told.
If perchance the otganis
itilize
ttiply.
Ips
to be the typhonl DBOlllus, a li.y spCQI
upon an apple, oi other food, v. ill
eveiitimlly contain thousand of germi
Ibis we have conclusively del
Itrated by hatching Hum in a -ten!
box, then (ceding them with bri i
or sugar, satuiated with cultures oi
the t'pbdd bacilli, then idlo .in
tliem to excrete upon ip les, oabbagi
leaves, or other material that givel I II
noiatare, The Hy ipeek, after torn
time, assumes the lurin of t
and is found to be loaded v. ill
typhoid bacilli, showing th
had parsed througli the tly 01
ill
and bad tnulti 1 led Bbuodauti
in lie
is no
i, ami
fly's deposit.
It is well known that milt
ideal food for typlmld blOl
(or that reason It should lie well
aided frotfl tlie invasion of flies,
Keep tlica out of the bouse, BtpsolNllj
thai art w here food is Kept,
Attention should also be called t
the abominable practice of dllpoilog
of dead niiiinals by throwing Ihen
eases into abandon
d
emptying close L into I
water bearing strata will
tor miles. Typhoid lev
iisease and any person w
lutes a water supply con
inal nllwi.se.
Granulated Hon Bya
"For tw cut y vi a? s i-ull
id case of granulated lore
Martin I i of II inrietl
bruary, 1903, a geiitlemi
try Qbjtmberlalb's Bali
one bos an i used abu in 1 1
illld my eye- have a .1 g
trouble since." Thil salvi
I of II
ale b'v
is lor
lie
Western Apple s .1
There is n large del
many for American Rpp'
lie increased by nt lll
the part of A mere 1 10
can
iud
abb
and
pat ken
shippers. I'ben Is llo ii com ... i
demand iu Denmark, Norway
Sweden, HOW satlslled by the wl
sale Impel ten at Hamburg, vv
practical ly the whole of the I list
Is centered. Apples from tbe OBI
and middle western slates only
sold on linn oiders. Nearly all
calved from the western states,
also huge quantities tmm the eat
states, arrive on consignment,
consular report No. 3534 for foil
tails of this trade. As Canadian
lies .
tern
lire
re
and
tern
Bee
pies have to pay a higher duty
American apples, i belr sale iu
many has seriouslv declined.
t Inn.
( Itl
1 mil at Reasonable 1'iic,
fruit stand at tie Nl
Tin
1'aciflc dpeot has been fnruierl
eil over to the Vaktmn Con i
club and iu the Inline will be I
der the direction of the i lot
I In
anmuincemi nt in these column a lev
days ago that the el H lid would In
run under (lie direction of tbe Com
meiclal chili met with much iavor,
It will be the pulley of the club te
supply tbe traveling public and those
who may stop over hue with the
choicest oi nut at re a s
It is not I he aim ol t h
club to make t he propo
ing Investment; ou tl
they wilt endeavor to
of the fruit to a point w
ami profiti will balaut
Apples In Over ll)i
l he development of t
cooked toed lias been
CCS.
i'
ami
P
lomeual.
the en
GVery season has witnessed
lari'cuiciit oi IN (lei I , I
an 1 the adapt ion i f Itl
excellent
qiialties to a greater Dumber oi
palatable dishes.
At the National Apple slunv ol
1908 giil students ct tt.e Department
of Domestic Economy of tbe State
College of Washington, presl le I at s
hiuch oounter at wblcb a mens, mi h
up entirely ol applet OOOked in Vai
ions styles, and SSIVsd, In a little
bonk prepared under the direction
ot (icrtrnde Uaokay, Pb, !., II S ,
ll. A. band of this department it Is
said: "The apple Is without, qut e
tlon the quail of frrlts While it
is more easily digested wbeb cooked
It is tu t dllRonlt ot digestion ami is
most delicious rev. Either fresh
evaporated or canned Ihe api le is a
wholesome food. I.acily prepared
and palatable at ail tin, cm. "
There are ever 1 30 established rec
ipes for cooking and p (sparing apples
lor the table aud they Include BO
disserts, puddings, fritters,
sherbets, and ices, pie?, and
dumplings1, jellies, sauces,
nl ninny methods of biking
marmalad is excellent nid
well flavored, "Aptel stru
dflieiooi Uarmao nppie cake
1 known uhrcad, but not so
m I n- c .ii. -i . , i- nu old
nolarli
LU;oilg
ist the
ki the
c dor-
'
ooul o. acid to i
A pple sauce an
t wo ol t be staph
url (otsf
England
ot I
tan
COO
wel
o old 'tints New
not neglected
eir medical qua
Chap,
' sa I a young criminal
in u state i rison, holding up his thin
White bauds, "these hands never
worked ; do you thiuk tbey cau
learu to work?" That was the secret
of that young mau'i criminality.
principal causes ot crime. Unless
boys and girls are trained to honest
work tbey are bound to gravitate to
wards crime and poverty.
VI 8100 to tin Drunk.
Voters of I lay ton and others, who
hel l that the council Is not strictly in
Iavor of a dry town, were set right
yesterday when so ordinance wbs
passed prohibiting intoxication on
the streets or in the"city.
in show thit it means botineu tbs
pern
dotation was fixed by the
DO line or BO days in jail.
lying in jail for !IU days for the pnv
ileg of getting intoxicated.
The Interesting question of wbsl
constitutes intoxication has arisen
md i.- causing much discussion.
i bare is an ordinance, already In
sffeot providing for a penalty for dls-
trdetly conduct or dtuukenuess
I be conclusion is drawn that any oin
whom tbe police officers eon elder to'
taxioatd Is liable to arrest. Whether
i man who has taken a drink of beer
is a subject lor arrost remain to be
teati d,
the net is being drawn
d that too sti ingent re
I rei nit. in the undoing
i been done toward mak
i dry. Others believe
e Is necessary to more
r rv o i t he held. iiBhinst
guiii
.
ing
JOE WEIGHT
R 'ENTER AND BUItDER
Phone 261-L
Estii
ites Urnisbed on request
Ai
if
Shoit Line
and union Pacific
3 Trains to the H;sL Daily
u 1 1 Tci an tonriet slespjiis oai
iltirlert) wirkiv to uhRKu
i iih (Kfiiis Iree) to the Knst
Clili
tli"
sn-fortlHiid SH-ftni r.r
IsuM i h rliisitlrigtoiit4ellSil
hus Ki''r lor Bssuirii
h Hilton, Walls Walla,
stnli, I 'ii' lll (I ' A lellt'ltlut
lllrt S S" pni
' 11 I ''llll!rt,l
mil t'orllniht,
:r bchkdc
'KI iiimI :'! I'. M.
exwpt
IHTON, 1:40 A . M. 1:1)" I'. M
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BtOrdaj KrUiny
Idaho, mm v
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WM, MoMURRAY,
prei
C.F.SUMNE
Klumbing
Come in ami exarn
iini our line of
Pumps, Bath Tubs, La
vatories, Sinks. Etc.
mi ay hose
Agents For
DITDDIUiro
GASO-
mm k w
DliAYING, WOOD
YAKD, FEED STOtti
' UOlll
nlil
Sla
(1 I KM-: V
Ni; 29. IU
PHONE
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N i;
Hood iaver, Oregon
IU .TOtlS
ertiees,
cake:i,
-alads i
I. H. C. Auto Buggy
Some i r Carriages are built simply lor pleas
ure and ; i vice on smooth pavement. The 1. H.
AutoBu; is built for general utility and service
on all kii s of roads. A good hill climber with
a good clearance will go anywhere a team and
wagon will go. Tire trouble and expense almost
entirely eliminated. It is sold from permanent
stock through established trade channels, and in
case oi accident or damage repairs can 'e had in
a few hours, which is not the case where ma
chines arc sold and delivered from Eastern hous
es who d not have a permanent stock of ma
chines and extras where they can quickly be
reached in case of need. I. H. C. Auto Buggy in
stock and for sale by
d. Mcdonald
hoy r. ir
DEAN & SHAW
u
I Agints for M. J. Walsfa Lei US plan your Wiring.
y (Jo.. laSMBMi fiviiirn himu vSa, W'JtjiJ i.;,,i.t V-
Imkcwes, wo,,,, W Free Delivery. Hon,, I
furnishyou spu ial designs 4Ws ' " htag for esti- .
i for elecirii I fixtures 'A'AW mates. Our prices are
without ex, chnrc. righl
Ol I ICE UNDI R HOOD RIVER HANKING & TRUST CO. HI. DO j
I HOME PHONE 8 .
mm ?annanaBBBK 'j atsasaasBB anMiMBsi'.:m '
111 II ; : n? u u
ll Ul
.::r;U:,..:;.ii'!r"
i,N THE LEXG j fff
ood River Miiiin
1
have just received a fresh supply of
I Nitrate of Soda, Muriate of Potash
M ALL KDiDS OF FERTILlZEPvS
COME TO I S DIRECT FOR
I W00D-FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER
wifrxiAu) iii:i;cT from the cails
5TRANAHAN & CLARK
Hood Rh'er, Oregon
AS
River Banking & Trust Co.
Corner Third
('"i.tiiicts General I
;iid on '!
mec1 lou.
ir
O en a Checking
? Dalles Nurseries
Successors to R. H. Webef
of Chcici1 Froit and Ornamental Trees,
iiHS. Small Fruit Plants and Shrubbery.
itt employ agents, but w !l direct to the
making comnjemial orchards a specialty.
t "i rc8iunilenoe Should
be Addrt'sed U Tl't
Remember Our trm
Dalles
fc!!"'
Banana anaasaasa a
C. M. SHAW
Successors to
Electric Wlrnx and
Supply Co.
ilt!
v
and Oah St.
UlllKlll'i' ill
DenoHita.
All Branches
t-
patrona
Account With Us
Nurseries
lirjj Orxnd 4va
r.irtlnnil, tire.
II Sit
L-tK
it trrigatian.
Stanley- Smith Lumbc Co.
ii
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Ete
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and Wagon Hak ers
EXPERT HORSESHOERS
NEWWORK & GENERAL REPAIRS
JACKSON & JACKSON,
Dealer in General Merchandise
Fancy Groceries Flour and Feed
and Lumbermen's Supplies,
Moili'
ka-wbvh F. II. STANTON
HOOD RIVER NURSERY
Stock Grown on Full Roots.
sin' to let our fiit'inls nn.l psirons
have and can supply in any Dumber
Cherry, Pear, Apricot, Peach and Plum Trees
Grapes, Currants and Berry Plants
Shade and urnamental Trees
11 Hie standard rarietiei
plenty of Newtoa D,
Rawson & Stanton, Hood River, Ore
Fresh Flour and Feed
corraiwr
A SUCCESSFUL BAKING Follbwa the use of White River and Golden
Grown Floor, hether rod t ake bread, pies, eakel or any kind of pastry
you will find t!ii Flour a faU- slid reliable, standby. Trv it once and you
will never use any other,
ST&ANAHAN & CLARK
llooii RIVER, OREGON.
S. E. BARTMESS
UNDERTAKER
& EMBALMER
Dealer in
Furniture
nd Building: Material
a
Lace Curtains
w
isben and
iron
m lirst-
clavs ,sh n
Hood Rivei Laundry Co.
Home Phone 128
DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNJS
Specialist
K o. Km Hom Mn'' l,,lr"ftt
orn-, . s i Hrusltn block, skWUssi
m i H 1 1 j i., li ,i m (, Kiv or
liooi, IUVKR, OR.
know that for the fall planting we wil
Apple Trees. Can mipplv the trade with
ipitxenberg and Jonsehsn apple trees
The Celebrated
White River &
Golden Crown
Brands. . .
Made From Selected
Hard Wheat
J
C. EVERETT,
The Practical Shoemaker,
U EUgga' old Stand.
Fine Work a Specialty.
Ross & Richards
Billiards and
Bowling- Alley
and Confectionery
PARLORS
THE BUST LINE OF
Tobaccos and Cigars
IN THK CITY
Cha Oreuninn, Telegram anl Jo irn.il
ON SALE SUNDAY
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