Morning Oregonian., May 25, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAT, MAT 25, 1917.
ALL ARE
ROAD
ARGUMENTS
Three Rousing Rallies Held at
Tangent, Shedds and Hal
sey by S. Benson Party.
MANY QUESTIONS ASKED
Sledgehammer Points Made by Mr.
Benson, State Senator Cnslck and
J. Bowerman Bond Is
sue Outlook Promising.
TfALSEiV Or., May 24. (Special.)
B. Benson and his good roads asso
ciates held three meetings In this
county today. At 11 o'clock in the morn
ing we held forth in the Oddfellows'
Hall at Tangent, where State Senator
Cusick. of Albany, was the principal
speaker. The Senator made a fine
and Illuminating talk and explained
' in detail the provisions of the bill
placing the $600 bonding bill on the
ballot for the June election. As he is
well known all over this part of the
state and has a reputation for probity
his remarks were taken at their face
value and will do good.
As a matter of fact the members of
the audience from their demeanor and
questioning were so favorably im
pressed that Tangent is sure to give a
good account of itself on election day.
Mr. Benson followed the Senator and
as usual he made a convincing argu
ment and he was listened to with the
greatest interest. If Mr. Benson could
get all over the state and make his
talk In every precinct there would be
no question about the bonding bill
carrying by an overwhelming majority,
for his very demeanor carries convic
tion to an audience. He does not make
speeches of great length, does not wear
an audience out but clinches and
rounds out every argument. He Is a
fine campaigner. When Mr. Benson
was about through Jay Bowerman ar
rived and had about ten minutes until
train time, having been suddenly called
to Portland. He made a sledge ham
mer speech touching only the high
spots of his regular argument, but he
evidently had practically every mem
ber of the audience on his side.
At 8 o'clock a meeting was called
to order in the Woodmen Hall at
Shedds. M. C. H. Davidson, a well
known farmer of that section, acted
as chairman. Here Mr. Benson was the
only speaker, but he acquitted him
self well, going thoroughly Into the
.whole subject. From the start he had
the audienoe with him and during the
course of the meeting and the man to
man talks at the close it became
evident that only one or two were
even on the fence and It developed
later that these had been won over.
If there were -any there who will
vote against the bonds they surely did
not make, their views known. So It
can be said that this was one of the
most satisfactory meetings of the
trip. A good many questions were
asked, several of which were answered
by members of the audience, but every
thing showed the sentiment favorable
to the bonds. Tonight there was a
rousing meeting here. ,;.--
JEFFERSON HAS GOOD MEETING
Advertising Neglected but Enthusi
astic Rally Is Held.
BT ADDISON BENNETT.
JEFFERSON, Or., May 24. (Special.)
The meeting here last night was a
big surprise to Mr. Benson and all the
other members of our party. The event
had Been advertised only two or three
days ana comparatively few had re
ceived notice. Even as late as 8 o'clock
tonight many of the Jefferson people
knew nothing about It. Not until that
hour did Miss Pauline Looney, one of
tne Dest-Known clitlzens of this sec
tion, know there was to be a meeting.
But with the true spirit of a Daughter
of the Revolution and with all of the
celebrated Looney fire, she at once got
Dusy. xne result was an audience I
the Masonic Hall of nearly 200, with
naiss jiOoney presiding.
The speakers were Walter 1 Tooze.
S. Benson, Isaac L. Patterson and Jav
Bowerman. It is not feasible to review
the speeches. I will only say that all of
them were at their best and that at all
times they had the undivided attention
of the audience, which was composed
almost exclusively of adults.
No vote was taken as to the number
of those favoring or opposing the
Donas, out from the general atmos
phere of the meeting, the character of
questions asked and the aDDlause fol
lowing each climax of the speakers. It
is sure that of those present, practical
ly every one a voter, a very large ma
jority will vote on June 4 for the
Donas.
Jefferson is at the extreme southern
edge of Marion County, so we leave the
territory being looked after by Walter
I Tooze and he returned to Salem. We
are all sorry for that, for he is a most
exceueni campaigner. However, we
will be "personally conducted" through
Linn County by State Senator Cu
sick, who piloted us into Albany.
MOUNT ANGEL FAVORS BONDS
Marlon County Town Enjoys Benefit
of Work Done Years Ago.
BT ADDISON BENNETT.
MOUNT ANGEL, Or., May 24. (Spe
cial.) The meeting here to discuss the
road bonding proposition was one of
WOMEN! IT'S MAGIC!
CORNS SHRIVEL AND
LIFT OUT NO PAIN!
For a few cents you can get a small
bottle of the magic freezone recent
ly discovere'd by a Cincinnati man.
Just ask at any drug
store for a small bottle of
freezone. Apply a few
drops upon a tender, aching
corn and Instantly, yes lm
mediately, all soreness dis
appears and shortly you
will find the corn so loose
that you lift it out, root
and all, with the fingers.
Just think! Not one bit
of pain before applying
freezone or afterwards. It
doesn't even Irritate the
surrounding skin.
Hard corns, soft corns or corns be
I ween the toes, also hardened calluses
on bottom of feet Just seem to shrivel
up and fall off without hurting a par
tide. It is almost magical. It Is a com
pound made from ether, says a well
known druggist here, and the genuine
Jaas a yellow label. '
MEN!
HIGH RENT
AND
LARGE OVERHEAD
SWELL
THE PRICE OF
YOUR SPRING SUIT.
COME UPSTAIRS
TO ME
REDUCE THE
SWELLING
I am upstairs, saving $10,000 a year in rent for your
benefit. Toddle upstairs or ride to 2d floor See the
MEN'S and
YOUNG MEN'S
SUITS
The Newest
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HATS
S2.00. S3.00
MEN'S and
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1 JFft S2.00.S3.00 I0
aiMwy duhn mm
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UPSTAIRS .rflgV
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OPEN SATURDAYS' UNTIL lOPtJ.
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the most satisfactory occasions of this
or any similar campaign. These Mount
Angel people are in a class by them
selves. They unaided built the first
crushed-rock road In Marlon County a
dozen years ago. They wanted the
trade of the Scott's Mills built a road
and got It.
So they know something of the value
of good roads, and they are not averse
to letting their lights shine, and they
are bringing up their children with a
full knowledge of the value of good
roads. . That was shown tonight when
there was a big company of youngsters,
with distinctive apparel and striped
hats, followed the band and chanted for
good roads. Some of the banners these
youngsters bore were as follows: "Help
us out of the mud," "We boys will pay
the bill."
When the band reached the city hall
and entered, about seven-eighths of the
citizens of the town followed them, and
also a large sprinkling of the nearby
residents. The only reason the other
eighth of the Mount Angel people and
the balance of the farming community
was not in the hall arose from two rea
sons there was not room for the citi
zens, and the farmers couldn't get in
through the mud. Only for the good
road they built, as mentioned, none of
them could have got in, nor could we
have got from there to Salem by autos
after the meeting.
Joseph J. Keber, president of the
Mount Angel Commercial Club, called
the meeting to order. Walter L Tooze
was Introduced as the first speaker. He
was followed by S. Benson, and Jay
Bowerman followed Mr. Benson. I am
not going to give the details of these
speeches. They followed the usual lines
and arguments of the speakers and mat
with a better reception than in any
other place where they have spoken.
Mr. Benson and Mr. Bowerman, how
ever, were more than usually happy
and convincing in their remarks.
The real nib of the meeting came as
climax, an afterthought but, oh!
what a climax it was. There was sit
ting on the stage with several others
from the college a visitor from New
Tork state, a very late arrival. His
name Is Father Weber. A clean-cut.
modest, retiring, diffident gentleman.
He ran into the wings when called upon
by the chairman, and had to be almost
forcibly brought into the spotlights.
But in Just a few words he told us of
the New Tork highways, of the begin
ning a dozen or so years ago with one
state highway and the later Invest
ments up to $350,000,000. criss-crossing
the state with fine paved roads, and
the building getting stronger and
stronger every year. He said he couldn t
understand our talk about spending six
millions when we could well afford to
spend sixty millions.
It was the best speech of the cam
paign, and the most convincing. It will
make many, many votes in this part of
Marion County. However, they will
only be needed for their value in the
general summing up. So far as this
precinct is concerned it will surprise no
one if 85 or 90 per cent of the votes are
cast for the bonds.
land to enlist in the Navy. Recruiting
Officer Sarmon was here and gave the
young men a preliminary examination
and pronounced them sound in every
respect. All of the young men have
been employed here in the orchards,
the first two, however, having recently
returned after spending the Winter in
California, Arizona and Nevada.
IRRIGATION WORK HALTED
Project tabor at Otis Orchards Is
Stopped by Strike.
SPOKANE, May 24. One hundred
men. said by their employers to be
members of the Industrial Workers of
the World, quit work today on an lrrl
gation project at Otis Orchards, near
here, after an assistant cook had been
discharged because, it was said, he had
destroyed food.
The other workmen demanded that
the cook be put back to work and that
a member of the Industrial Workers of
the World be placed In charge of the
Irrigation work. When this was re
fused, the men quit and five deputy
sheriffs were placed In charge of the
project.
HOOD CAMPAIGN REVIVES
Effort to Be Made to Carry County
N Solidly for Road Bonds.
HOOD RIVER, Or.. May 24. (Spe
clal.) "Hood River County first for
the road bonds," has become the motto
of the Hood River County Good Roads'
Association, the 200 members of which
will bring to bear during the next two
weeks a supreme effort to carry the
county practically unanimous for . the
$6,000,000 bond issue.
A revival of Interest In the road-bond
Issue is noted here. Except for ap
proximately 25 members of the Po
mona Grange, who are opposing the Is
sue, the bonds get universal Indorse
ment Women voters are for the bonds.
and the local woman's club will be
asked to urge women to go to the polls.
C. N. Ravlln, secretary of the Good
Roads' Association, declares Hood River
County's only problem now is that of
getting the voters to the polls, and be
tween now and election citizens will
be bombarded with literature urgin
them to consider voting for the bond
issue a patriotic duty.
MRS.CASTNER TAKES PLACE
Head of Women's Clubs Awaits Call
of Vocational Board.
HOOD RIVER, Or., May 24. (Spe
clal.) Mrs. Charles H. Castner, of this
city, president of the State federation
of Women s Clubs, has accepted an an
polntment from Governor Withycombe
on the Vocational Board, recently cre
ated. Mrs. Castner Is awaiting a call
from J. A. Churchill, State School Su
perintendent, to attend a meeting of
the new board and assume the duties
the position imposes.
Mrs. Castner has long been prom
lnent In Oregon woman's club affairs.
She was president of the local club and
served as chairman of the civic com
mittee of the state federation.
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Mosler Boys Join Navy.
MOSIER, Or, -May 24. (Special.)
Lee Evans, Jr., Clyde Bailey and Ora
Hodge lef t here yesterday- for Port-
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RECALL IS MYSTERIOUS
FRIEYD9 OF MRS. ALEXANDER PRE
BCMABtT BACK OF MOVE.
Attack en School Directors Also L.ald
to Opponents of Mr. Aldennaa,
Who "Wma Reappointed.
' Wilson T. Hume, attorney, whose
name appears as circulator on the pe
titions for the recall of Dr. Alan Welch
Smith, member of the Portland School
Board, won that distinction, he says,
entirely through a mistake.
He was asked to sign a petition to
recall Dr. Smith from the school di
rectorate and did so. As he supposed,
he says, his signature was affixed as
that of a petitioner. As a matter of
fact he signed in the space allotted
to he signature of the circulator of
the recall petition and, all unknown to
him, his name was printed as that of
the man who Is instituting the recall.
Mr. Hume says ho does not know
who Is behind it or who is financing It.
He declares he has no part in supply
ing the funds, nor does he know who
is doing It.
"The woman who asked mo to sign
the petition Is, I think, a friend of
Mrs. AJevta' Alexander, he said. "I
presume her friends are behind the re
call, but of this I am not sure."
The recall movement as directed
agftlnst both measures of the Board la
understood to have hsd Its Inception
In hostility to Superintendent Alder
man. Both directors voted for his re
appointment, and In fact the only one
who opposed him was S. P. Lockwood.
who resigned soon thereafter because,
he declared, he pouM not work har
moniously with other members of the
directorate.
Sentenced to 80 days, a man tramped
34 days through Alaskan wilds to the
nearest Jail and gave himself up.
The Dollar Is a Little Lively Feller
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Lenses Sphero in gold-filled
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