THE OREGON DAILY.. JOURNAU PORTLAND. THURSDAY. EVENINO, JULY: 18, 1609.
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MERCHANTS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN ; ;
. ARE TAKING TO OUT-OF-DOOR LIFE
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Itself & are the waving fields of wheat
and other grains. r
Potatoes and melon are everywhere
In evidence and much attention la given
to garden truck of every variety known
to the temperate eone.
In one of the pictures with this article
a view Is afforded of a half acre patch
given, ovor to tomatoes on the farm
of J. C. Hostetter near The Dalle.
Last year this patch produced for Its
owner $866.46 net. There are other In
stances of big yields In many tines and
the records of them are .In the hands
of The Dalles BusiriVss Men's associa
tion, which Is always glad to supply
lliein on application.
XTew Tracts Opcaed.
During the last year three new tractj
have been opened to settlement near
The Dalles and land can be purchased
for 'farm or orchard purposes at from
$50 to $200 per acre, according to lo
cation and Improvements, and in parcels
varying from 5 to 20 acres, in addition
the Dufur district, 15 miles away. Is
forging to the front as an apple and
pear section in which chances to buy
land at reasonable figures still exists.
Some Idea of the proportions to which
the rnlt Industry has advanced at The
Dalles may be had from the fact that
outside of those sent out by. boat and
the country is fully
era of road Improvement strikes In
the large quantity sold directly to the
local cannery. In the neighborhood of
100 carloads were shipped last year by
rail. - -
The drive through The Dalles suburbs
Is one of the .mot fascinating In the
state as the country la rolling and the
scenery on that account aubleot to fre
quent change. Kor soma distance the
road to the south winds gradually up
the sides of the bluff which overlooks
the town," affording a plendid view, of
the Columbia river and the Cascade
range In all directions. From portions
hit It Mount Adams Is plainly visible
and the orchards and cultivated fields
clinging to the hillsides make up a
series of .pictures not soon to be for-cotlen.
At present these roads are In fairly
good condition, but bye and bye, when
ceveiopea ana me
tne
thoroughfares about the cherry city
will prove its most attractive feature
and will render the neighborhood one
of the most delightful for driving pur
poses to be found anywhere.
Tutnre mil, of Promise.
Tho future Is full' of promise for The
Dalles as it Is for ail the Columbia
river towns with large agricultural sec
tions surrounding tifnm. i ne ireeaoin
of transportation which It 1s soon to j
possess through the opening or the
Celllo canal and the establishment of
additional boat lines which must fol
low, while it Is the most Important of
the Improvements to which the town Is
looking forward, la not the only one.
The era of reconstruction, of tearing
down and rebuilding. Is already In sight
and among the new undertakings prom
ised in this line Is an up to date rail
road station for the Oregon Railroad
& Navigation company and a new hotel
uu i ii in mo wpbi run ui iitw 11 mu.uuii-
venlent to its business section. Activity
In residence construction Is already
unaer way.
The city Is also looking forward to
an increase In population and Import
ance through the opening of the North
Bank road which will bring It Into con
nection with three great railway sys
tems to the east, namely, the Northern
Pacific, the Great Northern and the
Burlington routes. These open to It
competitive markets and also afford
chance to contend for a share of the
great immigration which those lines arc
constantly bringing Into the northwest.
After all said and done, however, the
out-of-door spirit referred to In the
earlier portion of this article and the
disposition to Improve the soil back of
tne town, together wltn the movement
to open the large landholdlngs and
sell them off In small tracts for cultl
vation, Is the first and best hope of
The Dalles and will if persisted in for
very few years render the neighbor
hood one of the most delightful resi
dence districts In Oregon.
INDIAN WANTS WHITE
MAN TO KEEP OFF
(Special DtntMtch to The Jonrnal.)
Pendleton. Or.. July 16. Suit has
ust been filed by Marion Jack against
E. McFatrldee. United States Indian
agent, and Roy V. Perrlnger. The court
Is asked to issue an order restraining
Perrlnger from harvesting the crop on
160 acres of land, and the injunction
has been granted.
Back of this complaint lies an Inter
esting story. The government places 840
acres as the limit of Indian land which
may be leased by one party.
Commissioner Leupp and Secre
tary Garfield, who have Just been here
upheld Agent McFatrldge in the work
of striving to enforce the government's
rule. Jack sets forth In his complaint
that he legally leased 160 acres or land
on the reservation, paying $3 an acre.
He says that he was notified through
Agent McFatrldge that Perrlnger could
go on the land for the purpose of har
vesting the crop. Perrlnger is said to
have enlisted the support of President
Penrose of Whitman college. Walla
Walla, a classmate of Garfield, who Im
portuned the secretary to direct that
the land be given Perrlnger.
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Five-year-old cherry tree grown by Dr. G, E. Sanders near The Dalles.
There ace hundreds of acres of these trees Just south of the town.
(Spacial Dlapatvh to Th Joornel.)
The Dalles, -'Of., July 14. -You may
not have heard i of this peculiar ail
ment though you have seen It often.
It Is ah old; disease with a new name.
Americanit'ls Is spreafllng rapidly
through the United States and the nunv
ber of 'Its victims is increasing dally.
It Is responsible for' the constantly
growing suburban settlements rumd
large cities, and the exodus which is
everywhere taking place from the towns
Is one or us reauns.
When a man acquires Amerlcanltls
In Its most virulent form he Is unable
look a cltr sous rely In the ye, and
he Is never afterward satisfied
! ha Is in the country and is
terlng around an , orchard or a potato
patch.
The worst thing ' about Amerlcanltls
la that it makes men who are unable
rt rttfv the desires which it on Ken
ders restless; and the best thing about
It is that It drives thousands of -good
people everywhere hto the out-of-door
life who never had any business -to be
anvwhere else.
The Dalles has caught the infection
In Its most virulent form, and as a re-,
eult the country back of It and - for
miles throughout Wiwo county Is be
ing turned Into magnificent farms and
orchards. No one there wants to see
the disease abate -and .why should
thev? Its continuance means Increased
wealth to them and a new -title the
Cherry City. .
Ckarrie Are Jtlpe.
It l a rood time now to visit The
faille ' The brtH ar running and the
excursion Is a pleasant one. But do not
go there tie lees you tneaa to take
drive behind the bluffs which over
hang the city on the south, evon f you
mast take the risk of Infection from
the new dleeaae. It -will not hurt you
If ynu rmtrh It. and It may make
new and Independent nil et you.
At any rate, you will see a panorama
f rare pastoral beaut v. and If your
senate respond v the poetry cf nature
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la Its rwMimt and aimt prolific mood,
ytm will be well repaid lor your time
and exfenee.
Tne chc-e at preeetit are baarln
frere tnoaanle or tres la. great
masters and tbe urdeol limbs are
rroaalnr tinder their load of luscious
fruit.. In every d I reel Ion now tt,ey are
f k-htnglhem, and the camps of thrtr
ierilers ere pitched r the very
rnots e the treoa, .If y want to
view the etrhardu In all th(r native
&ovelts don't delay, bet make the trip
at Bee.
Only a few days ago The Dalles gave
its first annual cherry restivai, ana
those who attended It were greatly im
pressed with the collection. Altogether
there were about TOO boxes or cnerries
of all varieties which, were entered to
contest for the premiums offered, beside
otner rruits. ana Dernes. -i ne piace.
however, to see fruit Is on the trees
themselves.
Miles of Orchard.
It Is surprising to see what has been
done In The Dalles section within the
last, threo years In the way of reduc
ing ranee countrv to orchard and farm.
The townspeople seem to have reached
the conclusion all at once that there
14 big money and pleasant diversion
In developing their tributary sone, and
they are going at It with a will. Al
ready they have planted several miles
of cherry, peach, apple, plum and prune
trees, and the area Is Increasing con
stantly.
Recently companies have been com
ing into the field with the purpose of
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taking over some of the large tracts of ' m jr. i,T a ,k fr,
land heretofore held onto teaacloualy by
the owners and whose object Is to sell
them off In small parcels to farmers
who will set them out" In trees or other
wise cultivate them. Activity. of that
xina means mucn to i ne Danes, tne lm
portance of which as m shipping point
and market center must increase with
every new tract which- Is placed under
improvement.
- From 10 to B0 acrs of orchard land
near the town means Independence for
any reasonable man Iter the trees
reach the bearing period, and the beauty
of it Is that the one- who awns It la
also Independent of. Irrigation. - It Is
)ust the good old natural process which
prevailed in tne warden or Klen elu
modern methods ct handling the solL '
With this article appear a picture
or a rive-year-oia enerry tree growing
In the orchard of Dr. O. EL Sanders near
hThe ixiles. It certainly-does not look
II It larked nourishment. v
Frodseta Tarlems.
'In earlier perarraphe much has been
aid about cherries and la fact columns
mlaht b added regarding variety and
yield which would Interest orchardlsta
more than the general public, but the
ir.prelon u pot tor be derived that
rhe Dalles people are devetlng thm-i-lvea
Mrlutlvelr either, te toem or to
gerersl fmlt growing.
An important fraction ar the soil Is
being set out In grapea and one aeea
urn of them In every direction as he
drives hack from the town. The rich
gren of the. leavea rand the re-rular
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