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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 0. 0)17.
“ 1 am ready to head a fund to recall
Hary I.ane,” aays Dr. J. D. Glittery,
president o f the Com nercial club,
which has adopted str- eg resolution»
in denunciation o f Sena >r Lane, " i f 1
thought the recall wou d be effective.
This is the sentmen: expressed by
County Agent A. R. Chase o f The
scores o f m en ."
Dalles was here Saturday to explain to
District Attorney Derby declares that locibl citizena the operations o f the
Senator Lane, under the circumstances state and federal farm loan plans.
should resign and that the governor The outcome o f the meeting held under |
Message of Commendatioii Sent to Presi­ and legislature, in special session, the auspices o f the grange was the
should provide for a special election to formation o f the Muster Farm Loan
dent Wilson—Party Lines Forgotten
A 1.*
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i
Association with loans aggregating
W hile 1 believe that every member $30,000 under the federal aid plan
by Those Protesting Filibuster
o f congress, in the fa .e ot the grave Since then several other farmers have
crisis, should have sto d behind the announced . their
. . desire to come
into
President,” says Mr. Dei by, "Senator the association.
(From Hood River Glacier)
Lane is entitled to his opinions and the
The territory under which the local
Perhaps never in the history o f Ore­ right to express his conviction. I f he body w ill have jurisdiction extends
gon was a public representative o f the had permitted the armed neutrality bill from the Columbia R iver on the north
people more unanimously denounced by to come to a vote and had then voted to the base line on the south, and from
a community than was Senator Harry against it, he would not thus have won the west boundary o f Wasco county to
Lane by the citizens o f Hood River my disrespect and contempt.”
the top o f Seven Mile H ill connecting
Monday. Because o f his participation
But because Senator Lane lent his with the territory controlled by The
in the filibuster in defiance o f the aid in defeating the ends for which Dalles Farm Ix>an Association. These
President and in killing the Armed congress is provided and, as Judge two farm loan associations w ill cover
N eutrality
bill.
Senator Lane has Derby asserts, thus bringing the Kov" the northern end o f Wasco county.
aroused varying expressions o f anti­ ernment closer than ever to war, the
The follow ing directors were elected
pathy,disgust and repudiation from the district attorney voices a repudiation to conduct the affairs o f the local asso-
people o f this city and environs. No o f the senator s action.
ciation : George Chamberlain, presi-
recent national news has resulted lo­
Assembled at a patriotic meeting dent; C. J. Littlepage. Ed. F. Reeves,
cally in so profound a depth o f feeling. Monday night in celebration o f the sec- R. w . Sirnpson, Henry Bauer, C C
Repudiation o f Senator Lane was e x ­ ond inauguration o f President Wilson, Clement, Mrs. E. J. McClure. D. 1>.
pressed spontaneously and without so­
L . w i i . I."
f [ le,Kt8 V* As'mry Harvey ami Mrs. A. A. Marsh. Three
licitation.
Methodist church to the number o f 400 0f this number will be selected to
D. I. Stone, a whitehaired frontier expressed unanimously their approval appraise the land o f members seeking
rancher, whose place is on the head- o f the actions o f President Wilson in \ loans,
loans, nrovided
„ member may
provided that
that „ no
wates o f the West Fork, is responsible denouncing the filibuster that prevent­ appraise his own land. A fte r the local
for a concerted action on the part o f ed final congressional action on the appraisement has been sent in to fed ­
business men and ranchers in the city. armed neutrality bill. And the church eral officials the government will send
Mr. Stone called at the Glacier office people just as unanimoualy expressed a a man here to appraise the land and
Monday morning and asked : " I s am - repudiation o f the act o f Senator Lane the recommendations w ill then be !
thing going to hi- done to shut this man in lending his aid to the filibuster considered in regard to the merits o f
Lane off? I f any paper, showing how movement.
the claims for loans.
Addresses were delivered by State
we resent his action is going to be cir-
In expaining the plan A. R. Chase !
1 ciliated, 1 want to sign it. A number Senator Wilbur. Judge R. C. Glanville, said in p a r t:
formerly
a
member
o
f
the
Nebraska
o f representative citizens and Mayor
"L o a n may be taken out from 5 to !
Durable, all o f them expressing a sim­ supreme court, and Attorney John Ba­ 40 years and paid off a little at a time. !
ilar sentiment to that o f the aged ker.
It w ill be necessary for members ot I
rancher, were consulted and Monday
the association formed to purchase 5 1
afternoon a 200 word telegram to Pres­
per cent o f the amount borrowed in
ident Wilson and a briefer one to Sena­
capital stock, which amount is later j
tor Lane, both signed by 45 leading
refunded. Each farm owner must pa) i
Hood River citizens, Republicans and
for his own abstract and loans w ill be i
Derm crats, were forwarded to Wash­
made only on first mortgages. In care j
ington. The telegrams, prepared be­
a man fails to meet his payment the 1
forehand and circulated for an hour
A fte r intensive investigation during association may carry him over for a 1
among business houses, were turned
the past two years. County Agent year, loaning him the money at 8 per j
down by but one man. The circulation A. R. Chase is now firmly convinced cent or the government may foreclose. I
o f the documents was unique, in that i i that the lack o f productive yields from
"T h e plan is especially appealing
each signer us asked for the sum o f 25
| the several varieties o f cherry trees is to those farmers who desire long time I
cents, a portion o f the telegraph toil.
| often due to pollenation. Many varie- loans at a low rate o f interest, the en- !
News o f the preparation o f the two j ties pollenize themselves but the Royal tire amount o f which, i f desired may t
telegrams
was
circulated
quickly j | Ann trees especially need a stimulus be paid off at the end o f five years. |
through the city, and numerous citi-1 by pollenation with another variety to Under the amortization plan the cor- |
zens called at the office o f the Glacier j produce productive yields. It has been rower pays the interest and a certain
One 10 cent can of pepper and one 15 cent
«•£*£*
that they might add their names to the ascertained that the Waterhouse vari­ amount o f the principal.
Although
list o f those protesting Senator Lane’ s ety when grafted on the Royal Ann each year the same amount is paid, I
can o f c i n n a m o n .................................. * T v C
action.
will increase considerably the amount less is paid for interest and more upon
Along with the telegrams to Presi­ o f cherries matured on the tree.
the principal. Thus automatically the
dent Wilson and Senator Lane, it was
Last year over 1000 trees o f the tat entire sum is paid off at the end o f a !
proposed to send a message o f com­ ter kind were grafted and more w ill be certain period. The money ia to be
mendation to Senator Chamberlain, put through the same work thia year spent for improvements or buying live !
One 10 cent can o f pepper, mustard or ^ 1 * 0 0
but an opposition to this was expressed
The proper tim e for graftin g o f the '
etc. The amount borrowed is
on the ground that it was not neces­ Waterhouse scions on the Royal Ann, limited by the appraised value passed
ginger
sary for a man to be patted on the the variety grown most extensively in uP °n Gy the local and finally by the
back for having done his duty.
A the Mosier district, w ill be within the government boards o f appraisem ent."
number o f private messages, however, next two weeks. The scions which
Mr. Chase also attended the meeting
were sent to Senator Chamberlain tie have been cut are now dormant and | o f thi
tin? grange and stated that he en-
d arin g that Oregon expressed a pride should be grafted before the buds be- ( joyed i>ein^ among the 40 member»
m. g t lyast one o f her United S tele« " T j . * ! » ' u t f n n , jonn r . »
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Tn f i i y l l M i I n I
The message to Senator Lane fo l­ Cherry, Wm. N. Akers and « ; B i i m - i “ n 1 l . r l i n iv x s ______________
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ton last week received scions from the present time alive and growing under \
lows :
the
able
leadership
o f the master and
" A s Oregonians & loyal American cit­ office o f the county agent, and others a good spirit o f co-operation and hospi­
izens we note with regret and chagrin wishing these scions should communi­ tality evident.”
your act o f participation with the Sen­ cate at once with Mr. Chase.
A graphic illustration o f the result
ate filibuster to defeat the armed neu­
trality bill and embarrass the Presi­ o f pollenizing was shown last year
dent. Your action in this wise, send­ when a strip o f trees through the cen­
ing abroad the apparent false impres­ ter o f the orchard o f a cherry grower
sion that Am erica is divided and that in The Dalles were laden with fruit
President Wilson in severing diplomatic- while on the outside edges the trees
relations with Germany lacks the sup­ bore lightly. Some contended that it |
port o f the people o f Am erica more was the result o f frost, hut upon in­
Arrangements now being made mean
than anything else is drawing the N a­ vestigation the fact was revealed that j that 2,000 horses which heretofore
the
center
o
f
this
orchard
was
on
the
j
tion closer and closer to war. Your
have drawn touring stage coaches
action does not set well with your con­ south slope o f a hill near the center I through Yellowstone National Park
and that frost would be more apt to
stituents.”
will be sold for use in European
The message to President Wilson touch on the bottom o f this hill thun | armies and their places taken during
opened with the following paragraph : on the side o f it. Also that in this | the coming summer by automobiles.
Royal Ann orchard through the center |
Under the plans now being worked out
“ As private citizens o f the state o f
were trees o f the Waterhouse variety. I
Oregon we wish thus to apprise you of
our repudiation o f the act o f Senator ir
I - —
o r ^ ^ tr o llin g T fe ls :
Harry Lane in his failure to cooperate
reaped a profit of $$700 per acre on his ! '’■"•P*
with you as chief magistrate o f our
The former arrangement caused a
Roval Ann cherries which are inter
government in meeting the most seri­
m ultiplicity o f service that was some­
spersed with Waterhous« variety.
ous crisis the country has faced in re­
what confuisng to the public. Under
cent years.
Senator I»ane does not
the new deal the general service w ill (
represent the sentiment o f his constitu­
be brought to a high standard o f effi­
ciency, which w ill mean that the park, j
en ts."
The message expressed the belief of
the signe rs that the president would be
L A L L t U D L t d U I U U U L . d e rth (, new management Howard H.
justified in proceeding to protect Am er­
Hays, who has had charge o f numerous ,|
ican lives on the high seas, following
the act o f the filibuster, without await­
At the special city election held in thi- camping outfits dictated by the gov-
ing congressional action and ended with city for the purpose of amending the ernment, w ill be the general tours j
an appeal for a law providing for uni­ char er of the city ot Mosier in order to agent for the Chicagi i, Union Pacific, j
versal training.”
exclude certain territory from tha cor­ Northwestern Tours
Just as he was preparing to open a porate limits of the city, the count ot the
session o f circuit court the messages ballots showed 38 votes in favor of the
Please Turn Backward, Oh Time!
were presented to Judge Bradshaw, o f is ue. Not a single vote in opposition
Who, when he reads the clipping sub­
PE O PLE ’ S N AVIG ATIO N CO.
C H ARLES NELSON, M gr. The Dalles. He signed both, declaring «a s cast. While the voting was light, it
that all loyal American citizens in the shows the general sentiment of the city. mitted by I.. W. Bishop and repro­
lea ve s The Dalles 7:00 A . M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
state must today feel ashamed of the
The action was taken to exclude a por­ duced below w ill not wish that time
acts o f Senator Lane. Judge Brad­ tion of the territory in the southeastern j might
turn back at least with
Thursdays. A rrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
shaw is a Democrat.
part of the city in order that the bridge resiiect to the item* o f food products?
I»eaves Portland on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays
Although both signed the telegram, crossing Mo«ier creek might be excluded
One hundred years ago today, 1816-
from Oak Street Dock.
. ’.
Passengers and freight.
both District Attorney Derby, Demo­ from the city limits and ttirown back in 1817, prices o f food products taken
Mosier Dock in charge o f W. F. Baker, who will meet all
crat, and City Attorney Reed, Republi­ Wasco county. The present bridge is in from an old account book begun in
can, expressed an unwillingness to ap­ need of repairs and before long it is prob­ 1800 by Joshua Kendall King, great­
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 191.
pend their signatures to a message so able that a concrete bridge will become grandfather o f Jennie amt Carrie
| mild. In signing the message Truman a necessity. This would take a tax of Stoutenberg, o f this village, at that
Butler, Republican, declared that he probably 4<> mills and would have been a time residing two miles west o f C lif­
had expected no better from Harry burden upon the taxpayers.
ton Springs, on the road to Shortaville,
Lane.
Included in the Waaco county road in the Popular Tavern, Farmington,
Senator Wilbur expressed the follow - bond issue of $280,1100 recently declare!I are as follows: Beef, per pound! 5 c;
, ing opinion o f Senator Lane’s actions : valid by -he supreme court, was an item mutton, 9 r ; veal, 6 c ; smoked ham.
" I s it possible that a United States of $8,000 lor a concrete bridge across per pound, 12c; a pig for roasting, 75c ;
senator from the state o f Oregon helped M isier creek. However, it was learned potatoes, per bushel, 30c ; butter, per
in insulting the President and dishonor­ that the county court has no legal right pound, 12)c ; honey, per pound, 12Jc ;
ing the Nation? Is it possible he has to expend a part of the bond money in beans, four quarts, 25c; vinegar, one
not fe lt the temper o f the country and the city even though a part of the bridge gallon, 32c; cider, one gallon, 38c;
did not know that the people o f Oregon was formerly in the county. By the ac­ whiskey, one half pint, 12c; setting
were in this hour loyal to the republic’s tion of the city in throwing out the .wo horseshoes, 50c; one week's board,
chief? In the closing hours o f the last bridge it will be possible for the i-ounty $2. one day’s work with team, $1.
congress it was not the time, nor was court to construct a concrete bridge as
Mr. King was the first tavern or
it the duty o f these senators to quibble planned when it expends money for the hotel-keeper to abolish the sale of
over niceties o f legislative expression, improvement of the highway between liquor in thia vicinity and was known
nor the close question p f the serious­ Mosier and The Dalles.
8S a strong temperance man. The
ness o f war-making power.
In order to exclude the bridge it was place is owned by IJouglas S. King, o f
" A mixture o f senatorial pacifism also neceasarv to exclude ¡»rope ty Rochester, a grandson o f Joshua 8.
and jealousy o f the executive authority upon which the eltjr received a part < f King.
however conscientiously well intended, it- (Sties.
Another entry is as follow s:
"F e b ­
forces us into the international lim e­
ruary 3, 1802. This day fe ll a snow
light with hung heads and reddened
over shoes. It is the first we have
cheeks, it was a crisis that was not
Oddfellows (i«t Past faster Degree
had thia winter to make the ground
met. Immediate war with Germany
laical Oddfellowa went to The Dalles w h ite.”
may or may not come pray God that
In January, 1800, prices were as fo l­
the’ great wisdom o f the President may Wednesday morning where a district lows : Potatoes, per bushel, 20c, tur­
avoid it— but, thanks to action o f the convention waa held during the pres­ nips, per bushel, 20c. rye flour, per
bonehead, piffle minority in Sunday ence o f the state grand master. In pound, 2c, pork, fresh, per pound, lie;
morning's senatorial session, we stand the evening the degrees o f past grand tobacco, per pound, 6 c ; mutton, per
accused o f being false to our ideals and master were conferred on several can­ pound, 3c; salt pork, per pound, 7c;
NO OTH ER LIK E IT.
have shattered the confidence o f and didates. Among the lodge members nutter, per pound, 10c. a loaid of atone,
NO O TH ER A S OOOO. loet our poise before the nations o f the attending from Mosier were J. M. 26c ; a d ay’s work threshing, 40r ; half
Carroll, J. E. H igley, R. W. Simpson,
P
!'■ “WTW IIP EM" ».d »■»*» h»,- world, o f which we have so lately be­ Geo. W. Mathews, l»ec Evans and d ay’s work butchering, 30c, a d ay’s
* I lls a * »»t a t th e p n c . ro v PST
1 h* , lin o n a c ■*> - 1 come the recognized lead er."
work logging, 60c; a corn broom, 13c.
re p a ir „ p e n q h r lu t w r w r « W a i n h ip a n d b**t
While during past years Hood River C. J. E. Carlson.
M i» L f T < f m a te r-a i in s u re s life -!o rtg a crv’.ce at m in t-
The state lodge official w ill be pres­
m.-R era*. I
a rn Hpr r , the 'N E W H O M E ' , citizens have not been backward in in­ ent tonight for a visit at the local
voking the recall against local officials
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
unfortunate enough to arouse public chapter and plana are being matte for
gallon Ä c . Chflftptr iron» r>
k '. -wn th« world over for «uperiop
q uni me*
denunciation,
opinion aa to applying a good attendance o f members.
No« »o\d under arjr other name
gallon« up. Th** larger the |'iantltv the
the
recall
against
Oregon's
filibuster
rhv*|««r the cifler.
C. A. lia g e
T * f N fW
9CW>R6 B A C M f ill C O . C n S M . H A M .
Let ns finish your films, »sine mat be
senator. Harry Lane, is unfavorable
for the reaaon that it is thought that a left at the Bulletin olii' i. “ locom A
Snh^rribe (or the Bulletin.
tf
Canfield. Ilood River.
recall would not reach Senator Lane.
White River Flour
Is ch ea p er because it
m o re loaves of bread.
makes
Don’t
be fooled into buying the low
p riced flour thinking you are
getting something cheaper than
to tiM part» ordontur ibom. o l local rates. aa4
No. 1
paM for bo/uro affidavit» aro furuiaood.
ORGANIZE FARM
LOAN ASSOCIATION
SENATOR LANE •
IS REPUDIATED
STONE STARTS CONCERTED ACTION
White River Flour
Every Sack Guaranteed.
H u iU ia tfrU l
E V E R Y T H IN G
ELECTRICAL
Pacific Power and Light Co.
' A l w a y s sat Y o u r I s r v l c t
FOR SALE BY
Nichol and Company
Mosier, Oregon
CHERRY GROWERS
RECEIVE SCIONS
R o y a l Club Coffee
SPECIAL ADVERTISING OFFER
MEAT MARKET
Now Open for Business
H u s k e y <SL T e m p le m e ie r , P ro p s .
C. L. Dunamore in charge w h o w ill d o the cutting.
o f Fresh Meats on hand
($ood «upply
YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED
3 pound tins $1.10
NICHOL & COMPANY
Mosier Book Store
More—You Prevent Permanent Defect
We give special attention to the examination of children's eyes. W e are
thoroughly experienced in this work and will tell you frankly whether
glasses are required or not, and we will furnish them, pro|>erly fitted.
w . P. L a ra w a y , je w e ie r au u v / p u u a u
H O O D R IV E R
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OREGON
AUTOS TO REPLACE
, OLD STAGE COACHES
Mosier, Oregon
E x p ert A u to m o b ile R ep airin g
F u lly E q u ip p ed M ach in e S h o p
Agencies for Fords, Dodge and Buick
Automobiles for Hood River County
Columbia Auto & Machine Co., Hood River
UNANIMOUS VOTE
EXCLUDES BRIDGE
NEWHOME
git it
j my
f or wife
i
Cider
Cates & Co.
The Dalles, Ore.
W. E CHOWN
J U S T A R R IV E D !
A new line o f samples, including all the latest
designs in Tweeds, Worsteds and
Cheviots. Come in and
look them over.
M E Y E R , T h e T a ilo r
108 Third Street
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STEAMER TAH O M A
Vulcanizing
Auto Supplies
Sporting
Goods
Give attention to your child's eyes in time and you may save hiru or her
from the necessity of wearing glass«8« later on.
Hood River, Oregon
TAXES DUE
Taxes are now due and may be paid at the Mosier Valley
Bank.
ty.
Payment made before April 5th will avoid any penal­
Pay here and help keep some county money at home.
MOSIER VALLEY BANK
Mosier
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O regon
Fruit Growers Attention
Will »ell direct to planters, less agents commission, choice
lot o f cherry, pear, apple and prune trees in one year old 3*1
and 4-6 ft. grades budded and grafted on l>est whole roots
and guaranteed true-to-name.
Please write or phone
TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY, Hood River
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You Needn’t Care
A Continental
how M v iia n m . the day has been. Coma
horn« tired in mind and body as you
can I * , a Saborosacigar will set yon right
As you taste the Bite flavor and inhale
Its s<»othing fragrance yon become at
peace with the world and yooraeK. Try
a Saboroea tonight and at last you’ ll
really know the comfort of a fine cigar.
“THE OAKS '
R W
Vaatch. Prop . Moaier. O regon
prjL
1 pound tins 40c
Don’t Neglect the Children’s Eyes