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1301) PASSENGERS REPURTtO
LOST._
MOSTLY WOMEM RESCUED.
The most appalling marine dis­
aster ever known occurred last
Sunday night when the mam­
moth White Star liner Titanic
collided with an iceberg off the
Newfoundland Banks.
Tbe Titanic, the largest and
finest steamship on the seas, was
supposed to have been invulner­
able to disaster of any kind.
Now she lies two miles under
■water, many of the wealthiest
and most notable magnates in
the financial world going down
with her.
It is stated that the combined
wealth of the passengers would
Aggregat §1,0
• -;. The
boat itself cost millions of dol­
lars.
The survivors of the ill fated
vessel suffered much hardships
form exposuer.
CONSOLIDATED NORTHWEST FRUIT SELL­
ING AGENCY.
Consolidation of the two move­
ments to establish a general
Northwest fruit selling agency
at Portland has been effected.
The Northwest Fruit Exchange
has changed its by-laws to pro­
vide for
ultimate nrutiali-
zation undercontrol of the
growers' unions which ship
through thee xehange. A com­
mittee representing the Port­
land Commercial Club, Chamber
of Commerce
and
Clear­
ing House Association has inves­
tigated the subject and recom­
mends co-operaliun with the ex­
change on the part of the press,
commercial organizations, banks
and the fruit growers. The
Portland hankers are arranging
to finance advauces to growers,
based on the market value of the
crop as fixed by the exchange.
Until two years ago the de­
mand for Oregon and Washing­
ton apples was so heavy that
buyers eagerly purchased crops
on the tree'. T ie in crease in
acreage is so enormous, how­
ever, that without a strong co­
operative selling agency the en­
tire prosperity of the fruit in­
dustry would be in danger.
Last year, hundreds of carloads
of apples, shipped by individuals
and local associations, were
sacrificed at auction in Eastern
markets for little more than
freight charges.
The prices secured for those
districts marketing through the
Northwestern* Fruit Exchange
were high and the growers re­
ceived large and prompt returns.
Co-operation with the exchange,
as reorganized, has been assured
by the different commercial
bodies and a vigorous campaign
will he conducted to secure a
heavy tonnage. The fruit dis­
tricts represented at the Port­
land meeting were Rogue River,
Mosier, Walla Walia, Yakima,
Wenatchee, Cashmere, Spokane,
Lewiston and Boise. A branch
office of the exchange will he
established at Spokane, hut the
operating headquarters will l>e
built up at Fortland.
Uniting these two movements
means the salvation of the fruit
industry by building up one
strong selling agency.
HOOD niVER'S APPLE BLOSSOM
FESTIVAL 3I3GEST EVENT !N
ITS HISTORY.
The Hood River Commercial
Club, with the enthusiastic sup­
port of all the valley citizens,
plans on making the initial
Apple Blossom Festival, which
will be held from May 2-5 in­
clusive, the greatest event of
he kind tbe valley has ever
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. ATRIL 19, 1912
VOL. IV
known. With the co-operation
of the O. W. R. & N. Co., which
has made a one-and-one third
fare the round trip for the oc­
casion, and the Columbia boat
companies, the community will
he crowded with guests for the
four days.
The Portland Commercial club,
which will spend Friday in The
Dalles on a junketing trip, will
reach the Valley Saturday and
will he taken on a tour over the
blossom area. At a smoker to
be given them on Saturday night,
S. Benson, the donor of the $10,
000 for the construction of the
Columbia River road around
Shell Rock mountain, will be the
guest of honor.
On Sunday. May 5, .the mem­
bers of the Portland Press club
and editors .of neighboring cities
with their wives and ladies will
be entertained at a picnic at
Eggermont, the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Hall.
RESETTING TREES.
Uniformly poor results have
followed li e rep!f.cing of trees
that died immediately by ether
trees of Lite same kind. But if
the hole is opened up in the fall
and allowed to Jie until in the
spring it is safe to then plant
out a tree of same kind as that
which died. The hole should be
opened ©ul a good deal wider and
deeper than necessary to receive
the new tree. The purpose
should be to get out a large .part of
the dirt around the root system
of the first tree that occupied
the ¡and.—Ex.
Local
F. S. Stanley, E. O. Blanchar,
preisjent and cashier of the
First National Bank of Hood
River, and John Hall, of Port­
land, were business visitors in
town yesterday.
The congregation of the Chris-
lain Church of Mosier, wishes to
announce that tliay expect Rev.
W. T. Adams, tiow doing
evangelistic work in California,
to begin a series of meetings at
their church on the first Sunday
in May. All are invited.
Wm. Akers this week received
notification from County Assessor
Koontz, of his oppointment as
deputy assessor of Mosier pre-
cinjt. A j: E lion for ir. Aker’s
appointment was sent up some
time ago, but action was not
taken until this week.
W. R. Stokes was up from
Pori land this week packing up
his household goods to remove
to the Rose City, where he is en­
gaged in carpenter work. Roy
stated that Dr. Stork left a baby
girl at his house recently.
F. A. Brat tain and E. P. Moss-
nrnn, of The Dalles, are in town
this week wiring several resi­
dence and business houses. The
company is making a special
price on the cost of wiring and
those who intend to use electric­
ity should take advantage of
the low rates, which will not ob­
tain very long.
J. M. Schmeltzer, of Hood
River, candidate for joint repre­
sentative of Hood River and
Wasco counties, was in town
last
Saturday making the
acquaintance of the Mosier
voters.
S. T. Woods azid wife and B.
N. Jose and wife, of New York,
arrived in Mosier last week to
take up their residence on tracts
of land recently purchased of
the Sundborg acreage. Several
more families will arrive from
the East this spring who have
bought parcels o f the Sundborg
tract.
Miss Alice Knight. Episcopal
Deaconess, gave a most interest­
ing descriptive talk on the Holy
Land, in the Baptist Church, last
Sunday evening, showing various
styles of costtimes worn and
several models of temples, houses
and tents. This is Miss Knight’s
second visit to Mosier and she is
always welcomed by our citizens.
N.
Progressive
Congress.
SiNNOlT.
Republican Candidate for
N. J. SlNNOT, republican con­
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paid fa* b efo re afViduvUs n re f fu rn ish ed .
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JSJICHOL
gressional candidate at the com­
ing primaries, was burn at The
Dalles, Oregon. For the ipast
twelve years he has been
the law partner of Judge A. S.
Bennett under the firm name of j
He can wake your watch keep time
Sinnott& Bennett, at The Dalles,
Oregon.
He represented Wasco and
Hood River Counties in the last
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Leon Ellsworth, of DeMoines,
two sessions in the Slate Senate. Iowa, is here visiting his uncle,
At the urgent request of the
M o s ie r
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O regon
Win. Akers.
taxpayers of Wasco and Hood
Ed Burt and Henry Duns- River Counties, I have con­
H S u S M - V ii .- J l f f ig i s a
more returned yesterday from sented to become a candidate
Hanford, Wash., where they are for joint representative for the
employed by t'he P. S. Tel. Co. 29th District, subject to approval
of the Republican voters at the
To R epublican V oters OF primary, April, 19.
W asco C ounty .
If I am nominated and elected,
J. B. Goit hereby announces I I will (1) defend Statement No.
D R U G S. M ED ICIN ES, C H E M IC A L S ,
his candidacy for the office of 1. Initiative and Referendum;
F A N C Y A N D T O IL E T A R T IC L E S
County Surveyor, subject to tfne (2) defend tbe taxpayers against
extravagant
and
unnecessary
approval of the voters at the
PERFUM ERY
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TO IL E T
SOAPS
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C O N F E C TIO N E R Y
primary election on April 19. appropriations; (3) defend the
taxpayers against appropriating
STO CK FO O D
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RUBBER GOODS
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C IG A R S
He has had 20 years’ experience money to construct a bridge
in surveying of all kinds in across the Columbia River be­
Physician's Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
Wasco county, and of a dozen tween Portland and Vancouver;
test cases submitted to the courts (4) 1 believe in legislative
for decision, not one of his sur­ economy, good roads, their
Mosier, Oregon.
veys has been rejected. He has location by the people and the
County
control
of
their
construc­
always been a firm believer in, tion.
luts th e R om an lU>m u>t m s otTIce, unit
Advocates the trial in this con­ and an ardent worker for good
€ . H. S t r a n a h a n .
th e a risto c ra t!» e s tim a te of th e p e o ­
gressional district of civil and roads, having in several instances
ple.
criminal cases arising therein particularly in Mosier district,
F o r th e p a st six y e a rs O regon h a s
Announcement
and triable in the federal courts. given his time free of charge to
b e en p a y in g th e s a l a r y of a Caiu s Can-
Prevention of gambling in farm the people, to survey outa certain To The Republican Voters of
siu s s ty le of s e n a to r a t W a s h in g t o n ;
road.
If
nominated
and
elected
Wasco
and
Hood
River
Counties.
products. Income tax. Direct
a s e n a t o r who ignores Khe people who
his
policy
will
he
to
appoint
in
I hereby announce myself Portland Newspaper Says He is s u p p o r t him, a n d avoids t h e c o n ta m ­
election of U. S. Senators.
different sections of thecounty,
in atio n of re sid e n c e a m o n g them .
Presidential primaries. Main­ competent men as deputies to as candidate for the office of
a Friend of the People.
T h e p e o p le of O regon w en t a sort-
tenance of the Oregon system. represent him. under his super­ State Representative from the
Representative Stood fo r S ta te m e n t No. One W hen .".tor w ho k now s tho people, a n d w ho
More liberal homestead laws in vision. Mr. Goit is qualified for twenty-ninth
believer, in th e m ; w ho is in te re s te d
Eire with the Borah homestead | the office and respectfully asks District of Oregon, subject to
M any R e p u b lic an s R efused
In
th e m , and p ro v e s h is po sitio n by
the will of the Republican voters
to do so.
hill. Parcels post. Freest use! the consideration of the voters of
m a k in g h im self one of th em . O regon
said
district
to
he
expressed
w a n ts a s e n a to r w ho re co g n ize s m an-
of forest reserves and natural on April 19.
at the primary election to be
liocfd
w e n In w o rk in g c lo th e s; who
resources consistent with liberal
P ro v in g th a t a to n g c a rp e r 'Of c o n ­
held on April 19, 1912.
d o e s n 't d e m a n d th a t h is fellow c iti­
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE.
s
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fighting
fo
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a
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th
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conservation ideas. A tariff
If I am nominated and elected
zen s put on ev en in g d re s s b efore th ey
g th e Btute g o v e rn m e n t c lo s e r to
based on the difference in the I hereby announce myself as* I will during my term of office b th rin
■will be p e rm itte d to sh a k e h a n d s w ith
e people, a n d a ls o se n d s th e n a m e
candidate
for
the
Republican
h im ; w ho co n ce d es th e Ju st d e m a n d s
cost of products at home and
nomination for representative for support, (lie principles of State­ of O regon to th e top of th e colum n
abroad. Free canal for American the twenty-ninth legislative dis­ ment No. 1, he a true Repre­ in a d v a n c e d le g isla tio n , th e follow ing of lab o r, a n d w ould p u t th e lig h te s t
rd e n on th e sh o u ld e rs le a s t a b le to
ships. Restoration to Oregon of trict of Oregon, including the sentative of the people and apply e x tra c t from th e P o rtla n d D aily J o u r ­ h c u a rry
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its just share of the reclamation counties of Wasco and Hood good sound business principles
O
regon
m en a n d w om en w a n t B e t
e n d o rse s th e p ro g re s s iv e poli­
River, at the coining primaries to ail matters coming to mo for c only
fund.
'G elling to bo t h e i r s e n a to r a t W ash ­
ie s of Ben S e llin g w hich a re now
| to be held April 19, 1912.
ing to n . T h ey hirve trie d th e R om an
law s o s th e s ta tu te books of O regon,
consideration.
a ris to c ra t, n o n -resid en t ty p e, and th e y
; If nominated and elected, I
b u t it a ls o show s beyond q u e stio n th e
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State Sesate.
will support Statement No. 1,
sta n d in g of th is m an am o n g th e peo­ f .i n ’t lik e it. T h e m anhood of th e
s ta te is fo r S ellin g .—T h e Z eitung.
will oppose Single Tax and will
ple a n d p re ss of th e s ta te :
To the Republican voters of endeavor, to the best of my
Announcement.
MR. S E L L IN G
Wasco and Hood River counties: ability, faithfully to represent
Will W in In a Walk.
S e n a t o r Ben Selling haa a n ­
I hereby announce myself as a the best interests of the people I hereby announce myself as a
Tt is b e g in n in g to look lik e a n e asy
n o u n c e d h i t In ten tio n to con­
candidate for state senator for of this legislative district and of candidate for County Judge of
rid e fo r Ben S e llin g to th e U n ite d
t e s t fo r t h e R e public an n o m in a ­
tion fo r U nited S t a t e s s e n a to r .
S ta te s S e n a te . .F orm erly th e re was
the sixteenth senatorial district the State of Oregon.
Wagco County, Oregon, at the
G e o r g e D. B r o d ie .
F o r a n u m b e r of y e a r s t h e
no te llin g w h a t th e le g isla tu re w ould
of Oregon, including t.hecounties
coning primary election, on
political course of Mr. Selling
do, 5ntt now it Is a p re tty c e rta in th in g
of Wasco and Hood River sub­
the Republican Ticket.
and T h e J o u r n a l have run along
th a t It will follow th e w ish e s o f th e
FOR STATE SENATOR.
ject to the will of the republican
m uch th e sa m e lines. Support
Should I he nominated ami
.people.—«Redmond
H ub.
voters, tt» 'be expressed at the To the republican voters of elected I will give a clean and ci
of p ro g re ssiv e methods of gov­
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in
O
regon
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Wasco
and
Hood
River
counties:
primary election to he held on
sersative administration, with­
w e re badly in need of su p p o rt,
W. A. HUSBANDS
I hereby announce myself as a out special favor to any party or
the 19th day of April, 1912.
b ro u g h t Mr, Selling and T he
!
candidate
for
state
senator
for
B la c k s m it h
If I am nominated and elected,
person. I am personally inter­
J o u r n a l on c o m m o n ground.
I promise a strict and faithful I the sixteenth senatorial district ested both in City and in County
W h e n t h e r e w a s need of
Horse Shoeing and General
S t a t e m e n t One c a n d i d a t e s for
adherence to the principal of ! of Oregon, subject to the will of and will make a special effort to
t h e legisla ture , t h e y w ere not
statement number one, and will the republican voters of said bring City and County into a
Repair Work.
a lw a y s e asy to find. T h e r e was
strive to maintain and uphold district, to he expressed at the better understanding of their
a tim e w hen m o st of t h e higher-
'Satisfaction guaranteed
the laws which have been en­ primary election to he held on mutual interests, with a view to
up s of the Republican p a r ty in
MOSIER
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the
nineteenth
day
of
April,1912.
acted by the people. I will
O regon w ere, and som e of th em
making a concerted effort on the
still a re, a g a i n s t S t a t e m e n t One.
support some measure, similar to I am a progressive republican, part of all for the common good.
It w as In such a t im e t h a t Mr.
and
believe
firmly
in
the
Oregon
the ‘ Blue Sky” law of Kansas,
As to the matter of a new Court
Selling w a s a w e lcom e addition
for the prevention of the opera­ | system, the primary law, in­ House I believe in leaving that
to th e f o rce s t h a t w e r e striv in g
tions of ‘‘wild cat” corporations, cluding statement number one, to a vote of the people to he ex­
fo r d i r e c t election of s e n a to r ,
will oppose single tax, and will the initiative and referendum pressed at a general election, and
a n d fo r e lim in a tio n of d i s g r a c e ­
ful de ad lo ck s a t Salem .
do ail in my power to promote and recall, and firmly believe in believe in taking such steps as
W ith o u t a t all e n te r in g into
the interests of the people of the extension of the power of shall make such an election
t h e su p p o r t of Mr. S e llin g ’s p r e s­
the
people,
and
if
nominated
and
this senatorial district, and the
possible.
e n t c andidac y, it is a s little -as
elected I will use my best efforts
state of Oregon.
T h e Jo u r n a l c an do to thrws a c k ­
M. R e m in g t o n .
to promote the interests of the
nowledge th e aid Mr. Selling
R. R. B u t l e r .
people of my district and the
h a s been to th e c a u s e of popu­
state of Oregon, and favor all
la r g o v e r n m e n t In Oregon, an
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Lines Protected Hy Automatic
j laws to further restrain and
a c k n o w le d g m e n t t h a t . In fa ir­
litock Singnals.
control the operations of the
ness, is also d u e to S e n a t o r
I hereby announce myself a
big corporations.
Bourne.
Round trip tickets to principall
Republican candidate for County
lilies in Middle Western and
D. J. C o o p e r .
Surveyor at the coming primaries
Should I be nominated and GERMANS ARE FOR SELLING Eastern States on Sale during
A P R IL
JU LY
F or C ounty S u rveyo r .
elected, I will perform the P r o m i n e n t G e rm an P a p e r Voices It»
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AUGUST
S e n tim e n t.
To the Voters of Wasco County: duties in a conscientious and
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EPTEM BER
painstaking
manner.
W h en R o b e rt M antell, th e a c to r,
1 hereby announce my candi­
Going
limit
15
days; final re­
w
as
In
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rtla
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,
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eeks
ago,
he
R o y T. C a m p b e l l .
dacy for the republican nomi­
p re se n te d th e play " J u liu s C a e sa r."
turn
limit
October
31, 1912.
nation for county surveyor, sub­
In th e v ery o p e n in g sc e n e tw o s e n ­
ject to the approval of the re­
a to rs give an illu s tra tio n of th e ir Idea
L IB E R A L ST O PO V E R P R IV IL E G E S
For Representative.
of th e ir office. T h e y m e e t a crow d t»T
publican voters at the primaries
C H O IC E OK R O U T E S .
w
o
rk
in
g
m
en
on
th
e
-street,
and
coin
to he held April 19, 1912.
I hereby announce myself as a m an d th e m to g et b a ck to th e ir tra d e s ,
A. W . M o h r .
candidate for the republican and e x c h a n g e th e ir h o lid ay g a rm e n ts
B a ltim o re
$107.60
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nomination for representative for th e le a th e r a p ro n s of th e ir c ra fts.
C h icag o
72.50
55.00
D enver
from the twenty-ninth district, A s e n a to r th o se d a y s d id n 't th in k
For District Attorney.
m uch of th e people.
K a n sa s C ity
60 00
composed
of
Wasco
and
Hood
I hereby announce my candi­
A R om an s e n a to r d id n 't h a v e to live
108.50
N ew Y ork
dacy for the Republican nomina­ River counties, subject to the In th e d is tr ic t th a t paid him . He w as
S t Paul
60.00
91.50
T oron to
tion for district attorney for the will of the republican voters of not re q u ire d to know th e p*erple w ha
lu p p o rte d him . H e sc o rn e d h is coir
.•aid
district
at
the
primary
W a s h in g to n
107.5o
seventh judical district, at thei
R tituency. a n d knew no m ore of them
primaries, April 19th. I will election on the nineteenth of th a n th a t th e y prom pt*} a n d p le n ti­
JOHN P. (JERRY) RUSK.
Proportionately Reduced Fares to Many
personally prosecute violations of April, 1912.
fully fu rn ish e d him w ith m oney. H e
Points.
“ For Roosevelt and Progrès; the law arid assist officers in If I am nominated and elected ip e n t th e m oney for h is ow n ng g ran T H h O U G I! T R Other
AI N SERVICE TO T H E E A S t
against Taft and Standpatism.” conducting the Easiness of I will faithfully perform the d tie m e n t, sn d n e v e r g a v e an a c c o u n t­
■STRICTLY H IG H -C L A S S.
Progressive Republican candi­ Crook, Hood River and Wasco duties pertain'ng to said office ing. T h a t w ould h a v e b een b e littlin g all on your I,ocal Agent and let him
date for Congress.
assist you in outlining
counties in a vigorous, prompt to the best of my ability, and to th e d ig n ity of a se n a to r.
Always with the under dogs and businesslike manner, if, will abide by statement number H e re in A m e ric a w e d o n 't a p p ro v e A D E l . G H T L U L S U M M E R O lT I N H S
of a s e n a to r w ho Ig n o res th e people.
if you don’t believe it look his nominated and elected.
V. A. A R L IN G T O N ,
L
O regon doesn'* Ir d n - s e a s e n a to r w ho
I-ncal Agent
record up.
J.
E.
A
nderson .
E r n e s t C. S m i t h .
Hood River's Reliable Jeweler for
Watches, Diamonds , Jewelry
Genera!
Merchandise
STATIONERY
Arthur & hurt Drug Co.,
TRIBUTE TO SELLING
PAID BY JOURNAL
LOW FARES EAST
Visit the Old Home
O-W , R. & N.
0. S. L. AND UNION PA6IFIC
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