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MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 17. 1914
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H. M. WEST
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VOTE iS 1652 TO 428
HOOD Riltfi tlTKEIIS ARE JUBILANT
Hay,
Grain,
Mill
Feed
[Special to Oregonian.]
Hood River Ore., July 11.—By
a
vote
of 1952 to 128 the people
Storage and Forwarding
of Hood River county today au
Agency for
thorized a bond issue of $75.000
for completion of the Columbia
River highway in Hood River
county. All o f the 12 precincts
in the county, with the excep
Mosier.
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Oregon
tion o f Dee, a thinly populated
district, voted big majorities for
the bonds.
Tonight the citizens turned
out en masse and seldom in the
annals of the city has such jubi
I n i— ■ la n rirK a M H O M B i
lation been shown over an elec
tion of any kind. The cornet
band headed a parade in which
1000 of the principal residents
ot the county took part and each
person seemed intent on making
MOSIER, OREGON
more noise than his neighbor.
3 A P IT A L A N D S U R P L U S $ 1 1 .7 0 0 .0 0
A large percentage of the citi
zens of the upper valley districts,
DEPOSIT YOUK SAVINGS IN
who have l>een indifferent to the
A CAREFULLY M A N A G E D
BANK.
election, failed to attend the
polls.
L. J. M errill , Cashier.
J. N. M o sie r , Pres.
The Cascade Locks precinct
¡a— — h m t i t m f l a a * K turned out almost its total adult
male and female population,
voting 150 for the bonds and hut
three against.
The Pine Grove precinct,which
MOSIER M EAT M A RKET
m a g S M W i ... , x n
£ b £ JI3 S I
riSSSantailtf
was conceded to the opposition,
it being- the home of A. I. Mason,
FRED ULMER, Proprietor
who has waged a relentless cam
paign against the bonds, sur
F r e s h a n d S m o k e d M e a ts , S a u s a g e a n d F is h
prised everyone by giving a ma
jority of 24 in favor of the issue.
A clean, sanitary place to do yourshopping
The Commercial Club, where
returns were received, was
thronged with city and country
OREGON
people, and numerous cheers for
MOSIER
IS. Benson, of Portland, whose
magnanimous guarantee to com-
(plete the highway in case the
the
i funds voted by the county were
I not sufficient, echoed throughout
| the city. The result of no elec
tion has ever created such joy in
Hood River,
The Only Oregon Old Line Fire
Dupont Powder
Mosier Valley Bank
PACIFIC STATES
Fire Insurance Co.
Insurance Company.
Protection is Everything.
J. K. McGregor,
Mosier. Ore.
DOWN
BY THE SEA
S a lt breezes are cool and refreshing;
d a y s are d eligh tfu l; n ig h ts p leasan t.
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the
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO.
sells round-trip
tickets daily at low fares to
NORTH BEACH
Oueen of all Pacific Coa.-.t Summer Resorts
For illustrated literature,
and full full information,
ask
F. A. ALDINGTON.
Agent. O-W. R. & N.,
Mosier. Ore.
fares
HOOD RIVERS OPPORTUNITY
The following optimistic pre-
! diction is quoted from the Ore
gonian of July 11:
It is not exaggeration to pre
dict that each year there will he
.expended in Hood River coun
ty, not including expenditures
for land, a new sum equal to, if
not more than, the principal of
the road bond issue if the bonds
carry at the election next
Wednesday. It will be money
that would not he expended in
Hood River county but for the
completion o f the Hood River
link of the Columbia River High-
! way.
In Multnomah county alone,
there are upwards of 8000 auto
mobiles and motorcycles. As the
beauties of the journey become
known there will hardly he one
owner of a vehicle who will not
cover the trip at least once a sea
son. Many will make the jour
ney several times. Without a
doubt regular sightseeing trips
will lie inaugurated for visitors
and those who are not fortunate
enough to possess their own cars.
Add to this the tourist travel
attracted by the spreading fame
of the Columbia River Highway
and it is not difficult to forecast
immediate benefits. A small ex
penditure by each traveler will
make up the $75,000. And they
are benefits exclusive of those
that will accrue to a community
that has latent opportunities,
once such opportunities are pre
sented to the appreciative eye.
The Oregonian has heretofore
said that the character of the
road work required ami the pe
culiar situation o f Hood River
county would justify state aid in
the building of its portion of the
highway.
But an acceptable
substitute for state aid is now
offered. S. Benson guarantees
that tiie bond proceeds amount-
Old papers for sale at this
ing to
$75,000 will
com
plete the work. In other words, office.
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he will provide any excess re
quired over that amount. It is
For Sale
generally admitted that $75,000
Grey mare, with fine 4-months
is considerably less than the old colt. Gentle, and will work
prospective cost of the road. double or single. Is a splendid
But the additional money re roadster. Inquire of F. A. Sho-
quired will he forthcoming. Pri gren, Mosier, Ore.
vate enterprise and individual
good roads enthusiasm will till
the gap.
H. G . K IB B E E
The Oregonian believes that
the people o f Hood River county
will he better able financially toj
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
construct local roads through the,
Hood River Valley if the Colum-j
M O S IE R
O regon
bia highway is first completed.
WASCO READY TO GO AHEAD
DAVID ROBINSON. M. D.
[Special to the Oregonian.]
Physician and Surgeon
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Nichel & Company,
Flour,
Feed, Groceries
Furnishing Goods
M o
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s ie r
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The Dalles, Or., July 15 With
M o sier
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O regon
assurances tonight that the Hood !
River Columbia Highway bond
issue had carried,1 it became cer
BENNETT, SINNOTT & GALLOWAY
tain here that Wasco Co. would
Attomeys-At Law
go ahead with plans for taking I
care of its portion of the route.;
G e n e r a l P rac tice
The County Court, which had
met several times recently to 1
THE DALLES,
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OREGON
discuss the Highway plans, has
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announced the county’ s finances ~
W.
A.
HUSBANDS
are in such condition that the
general road fund would provide
Blacksmith
sufficient money to build the Co- i
Horse Shoeing and General |
lumbia Highway
from Thej
Repair Work.
Dalles to the Hood River county j
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line, a distance o f about 23
Also agent for Corona Wool j
MOSIER ¡OTMNT
miles.
Fat for horses and cows. A cure
It would require about $50,000, for corns, contracted hoofs, mud i
Meals A t All Hours
it is estimated. A bond issue fever and sore shoulders.
will not he necessary.
BAKERY
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Sherman county experienced
one o f the worst storms in its
history last Sunday, when wind
and hail damaged crops to the
extent o f a quarter o f a million
dollars. A special to the Orego
nian from Moro says:
Property and crop damage
running into the hundreds of
thousands of dollars was done in
Sherman county on the east side
of the Deschutes valley Sunday
night when three distinct storms,
either as cloud-bursts or of heavy
hail, left a path of devastation
through hundreds of acres of
growing
__ grain.
I he damage to crops in this
coun
“ " ‘ y i» estimated as high as a
quar ter of a million dollars, in
dividual farmers losing entire
grain crops on tracts ranging
from 640 to 900 acres.
The Sherman county storms
were more severe in the Monk-
land district, cast o f Moro, where
a severe rain tell; in the Shearar
grade district, where a cloud
burst sent down a deluge of
water, and in a stretch of terri
tory two miles wide reaching
from Kent to the John Day Riv
er east of Rutledge.
Standing grain, ready for har
vest, was mowed down and ren
dered entirely worthless, altho
much unripened grain escaped
without severe damage.
Threshing was in progress in
the Monkland district when the
storm broke, hut the workers
were compelled to seek shelter,
leaving the cut grain at the mer
cy o f the elements. The uncut
whoat was stripped of I lie stand
ing heads wherever the storm’ s
fury was felt.
Reports from Shearar grade
district are meager and the ex
tent o f the damage done there
is not available.
The hail storm that swept from
Kent to Rutledge broke about
two miles from Buck Hollow and
rushed, with awful damage to
all crops in its path, in a north
easter I v direction.
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OREGON
To meet your friends, stop at
A TREAT
to try Francisco’s delicious and
refreshing -n
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young.
S. L. FRANCISCO.
Proprietor “ THE OAKS.’ ’
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Machine Shop
and Garage
S tu r g e ss B l d g , M o sie r , O r e .
D erby & S tear n s
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NOTICE.
yers
H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N
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DR. C. H. JENKINS
DENTIST
Management.
b a t h f a c il it ie s
W. G. GLOYD, Prop.
DRUGS?
SURE!
H ood R iver ;
The DRUGGIST of Hood River,
for them. He can send them to
you cheaper than you can get
them at home.
The common council has pur
chased a 40-gallon chemical en
gine and two ladders, and at
their meeting Wednesday night
ordered an engine house to be
built al the head of Main Street, i
Stationery,
Office Supplies
Subscriptions taken for
Magazines
Mail orders promptly at
tended to. We will try
to please you.
Pifer & Company
214 E 2nd St., The Dalles.
The Tombstone
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Can supply you with any
thing in this line at most
reasonable prices.
Tt y Him and
be Convinced
Having assumed Hie manage
ment of the Mosier water sys-
leoi, all persons are hsreliy uoti-
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tilat hereafter no connec
tions to any water main, nor any
extensions, toilets, battis or yard
hydrants may lie mtwle by any
person without first obtaining
permission, and giving due no
tice thereafter.
Res. Phone, 338.
J.
K. HtOLEY,
a23m
Manager,
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1.
A Complete Stock.
2.
Courteous Treatment.
3.
Prices the Most, Reasonable.
4.
FREE BUILDING PLANS on homes, barns.
Milk, houses, hog-houses, silos, sept!c lai ks.
School Houses and lurches.
5.
Millwork facilities, < lading Show-cases and
Store Fixtures.
Full Line o f Screen Doors Cat tied in Slock.
“ See HARMS About It”
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ANXIOUS MOMENTS
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If you carry an unreliable
» you have a good many huc I i m
If your watch needs attention L>ri g it
J to iia. We can truthfully say you will lie
J more than pleased with our work.
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L. COMINI,
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Offce Phone, 1081.
Now that it is possible to send
merchandise by Parcels Post, we li
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suggest that
that should
should von
you need
need 12
anything in the way of I’re-|
scriptions filled, Drugs or Patent
Medicines, that you send to
CHAS. N. CLARKE
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V. E. LINDBURÜ,
All Modern and under New
hooks,
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Foust & Merle
HOTEL MOSIER.
AUGMENTED
reg o n
CONFECTIONERY
SOFT DRINKS
CIGARS
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TOBACCO
IF Y O U W I S H
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It will now be up to A. I. Ma
son, Lawrence Blowers, et al, to
S. F. GOSS
demand a recount of the Colum
PLUMBING
bia Highway bonds issue votes.
There might have been a “ mis
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
take, don'chaknow. ”
Jobbing promptly attended to.
BIG ST0RÍY! IN SHERMAN COUNTY
and
Dependable work and satisfied custom-
ers are our best u<I •
rnei e .
A
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W . F. I I R A W A l
HOOIJ HI \ EH. OHE.
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Dr. George F. Newhouse
J E W E L E R OPTICI A S
Eyes Tested, Gi;i>-a s Tilted, Walrhe clocks.
Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Cut Ghisa
Twenty years Experience.
I grind my own Lenses,
The Dalles, Oregon
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Phone Blank 711