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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

ADD S25 weekly to your income writ
ing .photoplays al home. Spare time:
experience unnecessary: details free
521. Elyod Publishing Company. Wash
inKtOn, -. G.
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WANTED. pupil nurses. Apply Wash
inEton Heights Hospital. 552-554
West 166th Street New York City.
superintendent.
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MEN WOMEN. get government Jobs
$50 TO $3.50 month. 1000 appoint
ments monthly. Write for list. Prank
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WORKING housekeepcr for small fam
lily. Good pay to Industrious and
conEenlal party. Address II 22G care
Times Dispatch.
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LADIES. make IS to $40 per week al :
dressing envelopes ut home. spare
Success supply Company, 1910 belmont
Avenue. Chicago Ill
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LADY canvasscrs wanted. household
conveniences. Good sellers. Box j.
Sill, care Times Dispatch.
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FARM hands. helpers, laborers want
ing work. call on Virginia business
Exchange, 3l6 North Second
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DRUGGIST. registered in North Caro-
lima. % years old, single, with city
experience, now employed us manager
ginin. where compensation is good. De-
Sires change on account locality. RE-
np tt.b
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elastic top petticoats. Make $50
weekly. Write for particulars. The
Fox Garment Company, Lansing, Mich.
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! REGISTERED pharmacist wants posi-
| ton by LIST of December Good cXpe-
| rience. References as to ability char
! acter, etc. Can manage store Adj
! dress L 34!, care Times Dispatch
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RAILROAD lrcmen. brakemen, $3.50
Experience unnecessary. Send age
postage. l. 544, care Times Dispatch
Statesmen wanted to handle our line
OF advertising calendars. fans and
novelties. Liberal commission The
Best manufacturing Company. New
Haven, Conn
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GONERNMENT positions. Thousands
OF appointments to be made: booklet
ISIS telling where they are. what they
pay, etc. with specimen eNaminatio ion
questions. sent free. Write to-day.
National Correspondence Institute.
Washington. u. &.
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WRITE moving picture plays. $50 each
Constant demand; devote all or srarc
time. Currespondcncc course not re-
CURED details free. Atlas Publishing
! Company. a. Cincinnati. -.
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WANTED, reliable, Industrious single
man to do general farm work on
small farm. He must have some eNpe-
iiencc and he careful with stock. Ad'
dress Il. j., Elk Hill, Va. References
required.
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WANTED. by Registered ASSISTANT
pharmacist, position at once in Vir-
Einia, District OF Columbia, Maryland,
Delaware. Steady: reliable. Best ref
ercnccs. 30, care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

WANTED. capable man to take
charge OF our local agency business.
handling the "Doty" hand and electric
vacuum sweepe:s on an attractive com
mission. Write ut once to The Doty
manufacturing Company, Box -. Day
tom o.
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WRITE moving picture plays. $50 each
Constant demand. Devote all or
spare time. Correspondence course not
required Details free. Atlas Publish
Ing Company, "A. Cincinnati. o.
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! WANTED. by married man with small
! family. position for coming year as
| farm foreman. or will work place on
shares. w. Cosby. Mattoax. Va.
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COLORED help for good homes, ito-
tells, Offices. stores and other work
Virginia Business Exchange. 3l6 North
Second
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SITUATION wANrED-Ecmale

PHONE us for help for your home.
white or colorcd. Virginia Business
Exchange.
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! WANTED. II position by an energetic
| young assistant registered pharma-
cist: good references: been at Rikrrs,
| In New York. but was to pass Virginia.
! Board. l. SIS. care Times Dispatch
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i HAVE about four hours a day that
! would like to utilize in writing;
! am fairly good pcnmnn. Address j.
81. care TimeS- DISPATCH
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POSITloN wanted at once by regis
tered druggist. Married man OF over
~ years experience. ". y. Agncw.
BlacliStonc. Va
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WOMEN. sell guaranteed hosiery to
friends. ncishbors and general wear
er: 40 per cent profit: make $40 daily:
experience unncccssary. Intcrna tiouai
Mills. West Philadelphia. Pa.
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PHONE us for reliable office help
CLERKS, statesmen and men for any work
Virginia Business Exchange.
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Statesmen Experienced. in amy line to
sell general trade in Richmond: Va
cancN pccctnber |: GueNrIl!cd speciality
proposition. Commission contract. S3J
weekly for expenses. Continental Jew
c'rN company. 2G-i1 Continental Eriti-
ing, cleveland. -.
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YOUNG men, learn biography. railway
agency, typewritlng and telegraph
pcninnnShip aud earn 800 to 500 "A
month. Two railroad wires. Big de-
mand for tcleErnphers. You can quail
Iy In few months. Graduates ruaran-
tecd $40 from start. Rapid promotion.
Expenses low. We pay your ruilrond
fare and first months board. Big de-
Scriptive catalogue free. Write to-day.
Great opportunity in tho railway SER
vice. southern School of Telegraphy,
BOX SS3-T Newnau On
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VIII start you earning 81 daily at
home, silrcr!ng mirrors: send for free
Instructive booklet. giving plans OF
operation. q. i. Redmond, Dept. 3l4
Boston. Mass
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FIRST CT ASS man cook wishes posi- :
ZION in hotel or private home: good
p;tStrE ana bread maker: references
y 2iN. care Times Dispatch
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| WANTED. 5 Lady solicitors: expert
encc and references required SIS
! n week to producers. Apply Powell
! 80? West Clay Street Monday morning
s o'clock sharp.
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WANTED, employment in city or coun-
try, for white and colored boys, aged
u to u years. Eight boys want jobs
now. Juvenile Court Of Richmond
Phone Randolph 622. ROOM s. City
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| YOUNG man OF good store and Office
4 experience must have work of some
kind. Can furnish references - 1875,
care Times Dispatch
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HELP wANTED-,Iale.

made $4,000 In n years with q
small mail order business: began
with 50: Send for free booklet. Tells
how. Heacock. 6SS Lockport, ~. Y. ,
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STENOGRAPHERS. Office girls, cleri-
calls. Call on us for work Virginia
Business Exchange. GIG North Second.
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USE your spare time to build up Il mail
order business of your own. We help
you start for Il share in profits 81
opportunities. Particulars free. OPP
portunitlcs Exchange. buffalo. " V
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

BOYS or men wanted to make extra
money gathering twiEs from the
shrub known as Waahoo: also called
burning Bush. from it's several angled
price paid for wood of right quality
When answering send sample twig
about an inch thick, and six inches
long. Eugene NJ. Kingsley. Maiden,
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| WHITE help for hotels. homes. house
Keepers and other work Virginia
Business Exchange. 316 North Second.
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Statesmen. biz none, for your spare
/ tnc ncUts selling greatest line Of
Z u laincss S;iinUl4tors ON tho ul:i.ket
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WANTED. cotton oil mill superinten-
dent. Sl2o. engineer. s1S frcmcn.
$3.50: bank and gang filler. So: sawyer
snd filler. 500: oil mill superintendent.
800: linterman. $3.50: sash and door
man, office manager. planer helper, cot
ton wcavinE-room superintendent box
factory foreman, rip sawyers. travelling
statesmen. bread baker, loader cngi-
ncer, blockScttcrs. cdgcrmun. Together
with several other high-clnss openings.
If you are saw mill mechanic get
with us for future openings. Write
this office. Mucks, Meridian, Miss
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MAKE money, spare time. mailing cir
culars; no scheme: details free. Home
Publishing Society, IS North Twelfth
PHILADELPHIA pa
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AN Intelligent person may earn 500
monthly corresponding for news
papers: no canvassinG. Send for par
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will pay honest man up to s5Omonth-
ly: spare time: home work: no cam
vassinS: no capital Mail order bust
ness. Noorhis. DESK 100. Omaha, Ncb.
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LOST, an Irish terrier from my home
In Fairnuunt about 5 weeks ago Dog
has scar on left front foot. Reward II
returned To x. l.. Coleman, Miller &
IhoadS
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WORKS of amy Kind IN warm place
Part or whole time, day or night
- Age 20 American. j 90, care Times
Dispatch
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WANTED, colored men Wishing good
positions as. sleeping. car and train
ern roads. write for application blank
and information: no experience re-
quired. Railroad passes and uniforms
arranged for. Railway Institute. Dept.
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copying, addressing and mailing sam
pies. Particulars for stamp. Rev Co.
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SALES manager for Richmond See
Mr. Rowe. Room $50, Murphy's Hotel.
between and u. NJ Monday. CAPITAL
or security necessary.
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pharmacist or fun registered phar-
macist; references required. NIOnti-
cello Pharmacy, Norfolk, Va
WANTED, n white crrand boy. Apply
sunday morning. Hatcher Drug Co,
Laurel and Broad.
$4,000 annually. Cooperate with me
evenings at homo. Everything FUR
n'shed: Don: worry about capital.
Boyd ii. Brown, Omaha. Neb.
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SALl:SMEN -Wc desire tho services Of
reliable and ambitious mon. VITA
selling experience, 10 cover choice trr-
rii"r., h"giun!n:, january J. 1915. Win
oar mcw lin. Of nit and business cal
CndarS, adv"I tisin- G;ius. prncil:; and
sp"cjnliicsS in feather. c"t'iiuid. clio, Il
and metal. II is Il lin" with merit ANA
worthy Of tho best efforts of the most
capable snlcSn!"n. Address Tho .;ha "
Il
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LOST. In Cohen's store Saturday. SO
note and 81 note: corner torn of
latter. Suitable reward. J. L. Meeks
Phone Randolph 1851.
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YOUNG man. - years experiences re-
tai general merchandise hardware
and farm supplies: anxious to make n
change; no objections To small towns.
Al references. hardware Salesman.
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GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get. My free booklet 1G4 tells
how Write to-day Now. Earl Hop
kInS, WashinEton, D c.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. one fawn buck high top shoe.
Finder return TO Seymour Syclc, IL
Nest Broad Street.
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HELP wANTED-,Iale and rema,c

WANTED. railway mall and postal
clerks: examinations soon: over 1000
aproints yearly. Prepare ut home
Write for Plan 7; OF payment after
appointment Philadelphia Business
college. Civil Service Department, Phil
rlclDEi1 p:,
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YOUNG man experienced in store and
oHlcc work, must have q job at once
Good references on request: SALARY no
object till worth l.. established T. go"
care Times Dispatch
DRUG clerk. years experiences: RET
crehce. Phone Madison 2030-f..
WANTED. pnrtncr IN established real
estate business & 227. care Times
Dispatch.
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Sl'EClNTN salcsmru wanted. New
aud novel trace Stimulatcrs for ulcr-
chants. theatres ava newspapers Large
commissions. only hi:h- grade ,ncn
wanted. rho f:dgGwoOd Contest 90.
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WANTED. an active. reiiahl. factory
rcprcscntatiN" in Richmond and vi
entity To handle line 81 speval ties
used by every business house and CON-
ncrrial inStituti ION. Liberal commis-
sion ANA opportunitv to build III :, per
nanclt aud profitable business. APP
ply Room in+. Murrhy's Hvtcl between
| :iul :. |, " SlLnI.-
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GOOD opening for man In or near Rich
mond: unusual opportunity: expert
encc upnece ssary If satisfied with rca-
Sonable weekly remuneration 20 start
Canadian Progressive Agency. Dept. 81,
Tribune Building. Winnipeg. Canada.
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w ANTED. partner in real estate bl;si-
ness; good opportunitv for the. right
party. ll3, care Times Dispatch
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EXPERIENCED ana competent stenoS-
raphe: desires position. Understand
ltSht bookkeeping MoIsratc salary.
G 23S. care Times Dispatch.
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STRAYED, from EOS North Addison
Street, white and black female
pointer. Reward.
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SONG; poems wanted. We will compose
music and arrange for publication
immcdiaicly. Dugdale Company. stud o
San. Washington. y. G.
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1ouNG salesman wants position SELL
Ing through tho country. Address /
al. care Times Dispatch.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-26
VALLEY GROWERS
PROVE LOYAL
ASSOCIATION LOSES % MEMBERS
Seig Says Recently Proposed Shipping
Charge Changes are Merely SuggeS-
tiOnS Subject to Later Action

"Out Of the 600 growers who signed
continuing contracts with us last wear.
we have received advices from but %
that they will not ship through us dur
ing the coming season." said Wilmer
Sleg last Friday. This approximate
four per cent of our growers control
but a small tonnage and we will handle
about 95 per cent of the apples of the
valley during the coming year. At
least half of the Withdrawals were
qualified, and in all probability that
number will in the end ship their fruits
with Us.
The contract signed by the Associa =
tiOn and its affiliated growers last
spring was in the nature of continu-
ing agreement for period of 10 years,
and provided that any grower might
secure release from the terms of the
contract by giving the Association no.
tiee before March 20 of any year.
The time limit for notice of a dis
continuance was up last Friday.
The proposed change in the charge
of the Distributors from { he car to the
box unit is merely suggestion, says
Mr.. Sieg. "The charge of the Associ-
alton to the growers will remain the
same, 10 cents per box for all apples.
The suggested change of box charges
by the Distributors will be taken up at
their annual meeting on May 8. If the
trustees of the Distributors decide
definitely then to change the system of
charges. the matter will be put before
the growers of each affiliated associs-
tion, who will decide on whether or not
they will accept the new charge. At
the present time our association has a
contract with the central selling agen-
cy for charge of SIS per car. If the
growers of the local association see fit
they can hold the Distributors to this
charge"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-26
BEALSPLANSPROTEC-
TION FOR GROWERS

e. A. Beals, of Portland, chief of
the weather bureau Of the Columbia
district, after a survey of the work
that is being done by local observers,
left Monday afternoon for Portland.
MIR. Beals came to the Hood River val
ley from Wenatchee and other eastern
Washington and Oregon fruit districts,
where he has been organizing more
closely his corps of observers.
GAS chief of the bureau" said Mr..
Beals, ''it is my purpose to give the
people in the district the most compre-
hensive and beneficial service possible.
We have been placing expensive ap-
paratus and appointing capable observ-
ers in the fruit districts, in order that
we may secure as exact data as possi-
BILE in our preparations to give the fruit
growers forecasts that will enable
them to guard against frost damage.
But few growers have made any pro-
visions as yet for prevention of frost
damage, and unless they do, our work
is useless. However, we are told that
orchards are being planted in such To-
cations as will call for protection in
the future, and the bureau wants to be
ready for this"
Mr.. Beals has corps of nine observ-
ers scattered over the Hood River val
ley, where the temperature varies sew
real degrees in the course of few
miles. Those conducting local observ-
ing stations here are: Sidney G. Bah
son and Isaac T. Beal, of the Upper
Valley; S. G. Emilio, of Dee; and U.
A. Newman, J. W. Palmer. f. W.
Birge, J. W. Palmer and c. C. Star
ring, of the Lower Valley.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-26
COLLEGE EXPERTS
TALKED SATURDAY

In addition TO receiving returns from
vegetables grown between their trees
for canning purposes, the local orchard
lists may eventually furnish the state
with large portion Of its seed bean
and peas. according to F. W. Nelson. a
Portland seed man. who addressed a
meeting of growers here Saturday af-
ternoOn. MIR. Nelson declared that the
conditions, because of the excellent
irrigation systems whereby the beans
and peas might be grown most favora-
bly,, the water then being turned off
after maturing, in order that the seeds
might dry oct, were excellent here, and
offered to contract with local growers
in limited way this year.
we have been growing these seeds
in Idaho, said Mr.. Nelson, although
some of our experiments in the Will
annette valley have been successful.
The meeting Saturday afternoon was
one of the series that has been held
this winter by the Commercial club.
Orchardists are going in extensively
for vegetables since the announcement
was made that f. B. Cloud and John X.
Newton would establish a cannery
here. Addresses were delivered by
Prof. H. V. Tartar. H. d. Scudder and
A. &. Boquet, of the Oregon Agricul-
tural College. Prof. Tartar came to
the city to inspect recent shipments of
fertilizer. He is of the opinion that
many Of the ranchers are buying gold
bricks in their fertilizer this year,
since the most of the preparations used
are not rich in nitrogen, having a
greater percentage of phosphorus and
phosphate.
An interesting discussion was brought
out when Prof. Scudder was asked by
o, T. Wedemeyer whether the arsenate
of lead spray used on the apple trees
would have an injurious effect on the
animals fed on clover grown under the
trees. Prof. Tartar stated that both
lead and tie arsenic in the spray were
poisonous. A. |. Mason, who was pres
ent at the meeting declared that, ac-
cording to articles he had read it
would be necessary for man to eat 275
apples at one sitting. in orCer to ge t
enough of the poison for harmful re-
suits. Prof. Boquet said that for a
person to get enough poison from spray
used on cabbage worm it would be nee
essary for him to eat 2S cabbages.
The opinion that was advanced at the
meeting was that, unless the spray was
spilled in large quantities on some of
the clover, no poisonous results would
be met with. K. II. Shepard stated
that he had been using the clover for
feed for his cows for number of
years, land" he 'said at has never
harmed any of the animals nor any of
US, who drink the milk from cows
feeding on the clover"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-26
TRAINS NOW CROSSING
Big BUTTON FILL

The first train crossed the big fill
made by the O.-W. X. & N. Co. late
Sunday afternoon. Crews worked all
day Sunday completing the track.
Twohy Bros. have been working since
last fall making the ill and straighten-
ing out the track at this point. On ac-
count of the sharp curve of the old
track just across the Hood river and its
proximity to the station, trains have
been forced to slow down a considera-
BILE distance from the yard limits. The
improvement eliminates three heavy
curves.
The new fill crosses a portion of the
bottom land of Frank Button. The
railway company sought to secure the
tract, slightly more than six acres, last
year by condemnation proceedings, a
jury at the January term of the circuit
court last year assessing a valuation of
more than Sll, 900. The case, however,
was taken from the courts and adjusted
early last fall.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-26
LIBRARY LAWN is
GRADED SATURDAY

When the business men of the city
had completed their task Saturday
night the lawn of the county library
was nicely graded and ready for the
shrubs to be planted by the civics COM
mittee of the Woman's club. The work
done Saturday was under the supervi-
sion of Postmaster Lucas, president of
the library board, who steered the team
used in the grading work. Profs. l..
B. Gibson and J. o. Mclaughlin were
on hand the greater part of the day as
was Louis A. Henderson. The ladies'
served the workers with lunch at noon.
When the shrubs have been planted
and when the foliage has come out on
the oak trees on the law the library
site will be made doubly attractive.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-26
Hotel Makes improvements

The Hotel Oregon, which recently
changed management, is making ex-
tensive improvements, the rooms being
renovated and cOnveniences being add
ed. The Oregon is now under the
Management of Mrs. May Gilbert and
Mrs. E. c. Smith. Mrs. Gilbert has
charge of the rooms of the hostelry,
while Mrs. Smith superVises the dining
room. Both have had former expert
ence in hotels here. and the public has
welcomed the announcement that the
Oregon is now under their care. Mrs.
Gilbert formerly had charge of the
Mount Hood hotel, while Mrs. Smith
h1d charge of the Hotel Oregon dining
room before the hostelry was operated
by Baker and Ross.