The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-08-16
Cnse Of Small POX.

]. A. Knox, Of Dukes Valley in the
Mt. Hood settlement, is confined in the
Hood River pest house with a case Of
small pox. Mr.. Knox contracted the
disease at Moro, where he had been for
the last three weeks. He returned last
Thursday, and ON Sunday, the eruptions
having appeared, he came to town and
consulted DR.. II. l.. Dumble, who inn
mediately pronounced it a case OF small
pox. Marshal Olinger, as deputy sheriff,
secured a man to take the patient to the
pest house at the west of town, where he
is being taken care of by a man known
about town as "Frenchy."
The people of Hood River need not be
at all alarmed about this case. Some
persons in Dukes Valley, who had been
exposed to Mr. Knox, have been placed
under quarantine, and Monday DR..
Dumble went out and vaccinated num-
ber of them. The doctor says there is
little or no danger of contracting the
disease unless one be in a closed room
with the infected person.
Regarding the expense OF maintaining
the patient in the pest house there is
considerable misunderstanding. The
mans residence, where he stayed three
or four days before coming to town, is
| l6 miles outside the town limits, which
should bring his case under the jurls-
diction of the county. But Judge Blakeley
when notified of the matter refused TO
have any thing to do with the case, so
Marshal Olinger was compelled to con-
fine the patient in the town pest house,
and await developments 1t will be
most unjust if the town of Hood River
has to stand the expense of the case.
The families of James f. Hanna and
Colonel o. B. Hartley went into camp
at Collins, Thursday.
The streets of The Dalles will be light
ed by electricity after October 18th.
Wednesday was the hottest day of the
year, the thermometer on Bartmess
registering "a.
Hood River presents a busy appear
ance, Just now, with two brick buildings
in tie course Of construction. The first
story of the Masonic temple is complet-
ed, and preparations are well under way
for Che two-story Friday 4 Often store,
The temperature has reached the dan
ger pont-people don't ask il it is hot
enough for others.
Miss Bessie Day of Eugene and Miss
Lola Nunley of Louisville, Ky, cousins
to Mrs G. l.. Copple, and Miss Fannie
Young Of Eugene, Mrs. Copple's sister,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Copple
L. Clark, J. L. Gordon and Sam Kop-
lin are fishing on Wind river.
The big strike in San Francisco is
helping Oregon fruit growers The lack
of ocean transportation from San Fran
cisco makes a demand in Portland foI
all kinds Of fruit
Charles Dudley Warner says ~ have
found out about the faith cure and the
mind cure In the mind cure you dc
not require any faith, and in the faith
cure you do not require any mind.
Sunday, the steamers Regulator and
Bailey Gatzert left the Portland docks al
| precisely the same hour. Both steamer!
made the same landings, but the Regu
lator reached The Dalles dock three
quarters of an hour in advance, making
the run in seven hours. This is consid
cred excellent time.
i Don't be satisfied with temporary relic
from Indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Curt
permanently and completelyremoves thi
complaint 1t relieves permanently be
cause it allows the tired stomach perfec
rest. Dieting won rest the stomach. Ma
ture receives supplies from the food ",
eat. The sensible way to help the stomach
is touse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which di
gests what you eat and can't help but d,
YOU good. Chas. \. Clarke.