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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31
Kaj meni storiti vlada glede stavke
prenogarjev?

premoga in ia je, ola zapleni vse
zaloge premoga in jih postavi
ljudstvu ma trg po primernih ce-
nah.
st. Louis. - Thomas T. Brew
ster, predsednik komiteja "a teht-
nice pri rudarSki zvezi operator
jev, je izjavil, ola lastniki premo-
goroyov ne bodo poSkusali obra-
tovanjem premogorovov, ce jim he
bo pomagala vlada, kadar enkrat
postane stavka efektivna in pravi,
ola so lastniki pripravljeni zaceti S
pogajanji, ee Sc stavka preklice "a
toliko casa, ola Sc pogajanje konca
in Sc poravnajo razlike.
Mr.. Brewster je zanikal vest, XII
pravi, da so Sc zbrali Clevelan-
du lastniki premogorovov, ola dis
kuzirajo sedanji delavski polozaj
in blizajoei strajk.
Operatorji, je rekel Brewster,
so pri volji zaceti S pogajanji
premogarji, ako Sc strajk prekli-
ce "a toliko casa dolzler trajajo
pogajania. To smo povedali pred
sedniku Wilsonu in delavskemu
tajniku Wilsonu, toda delavski "a
stopniki MISC hoteli o tenn nieesar
slisati.
Ko Sc je povedalo Brewsterju,
da Sc bo zacelo delovati v strajku
tako kot omenja Leverjev zivilski
in kurivni akt, je odgovoril, da so
operatorji pri volji ko-operirati z
Waldo vso svojo mocjo, da Sc do
seze elm najvec premoga.
Pittsburgh, Pa. = Trideset tisoc
premogovih delaycev, ki SC zapo-
sleni rudnikih mehkega pre-
moga in kiedelajo trideset mill V
okrozju Pittsburgha, je dobilo OBJ
vestilo cd unijskih uradnikov, ola
mai bodo pripravljeni, da zapuste
oh doloGenem casu rudnike. Dolo-
eeni cas- je OBJ polnoei med petkom
| in soboto. Poleg te delavske arma-
de je Sc 10000 premogarjev O.
srednji in zapadni Pennsylvania,
Xxi Gakajo, ola ma DAM klic odloze
orodje.
Uradnik neke cikaSke premo-
garske druzbe je izrekel pobozne
zeljo, XII Sc glasi; "Jaz verujem,
da predno Sc bo strajk zacel bo
vlada pozaprla delavske vodite-
lie" Neki drugi pravi: "Po mo-
jem mnenju, Sc bo to staWko odvr-
milo. Nikakor ne verujem, ola bi
vlada sedela in gledala kako bo
stavka preprecila vso transporta-
clio in povzrocilo tako trplJenJe
liudstvu. - Pomanjkanje premo-
ga Sc bo boil obcutilo ma dezeli
nego V velikih mestih kot je Chi
cago. Tukaj imamo velike zaloge
premoga, docim teh manjsih me-
stih nj!
Charleston, w. Va. = Governor
drzave West Virginia, je tidal o.
klic, ma vse serife in zupane V dr.
zavi, da takoj zacnejo z organizi-
ranjem vsakem meStu in kounti-
!ju "komiteje pogumnih drzavlja-
nov, moz katerim Sc lahko zaupa,
o katerih zvestobi napram vladi in
nienim institucijam nj nobenega
dvoma. Prva dolznost teh komi-
tejev bo, je dejal governor, ola po-
magajo " slu6ajli ola Sc strajk pre-
dolgo zavlece, ljudem, kateri bo-
do vsled strajka prizadeti in po-
magali da Sc prepreeijo vsakovrst-
nj nemiri, XII bi morde nastali.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31

da Sc je to izvrSilo pravzaprav IL
gumijeye steklenice, katero so
"trgovci zganjem" imeli skrito
pod obleko. Trik nj bilo tako tez-
ko izvesti V temi.
To sleparijo Sc je izvrsilo po
vseh vecjih mestih V drzavi, toda
zrtve MISC hotele iSkati pomoci pri
oblastih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31
ZNAMENITA AMERISKA PISA
TELJICA UMRLA.

VGeraj je umrla ma svoJem do
mu V Short Beach, Conn, znameni-
ia ameriSka pisateljica in pesnica
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Bolehala
ie skoro emo leto in je koncno po-
dlegla bolezni. Stara je bila "a let.
Spisala je mnogo lepih pesmi,
katere je izdala V vee knjigah in
spisala je tudi vec pripovednih
del. Memo truplo bodo sezgali kot
je zelela.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31
''stavke ne moreno in no6emo pre-
pre6itiT' pravijO voditelji pre-
mogarskih delavcev.

bratovali pa maj sklene U. NJ. w.
kar hoce,
"Predsednik pravi, da Sc bo O.
.bratovalo rudnike pod vSakimi po-
goji, neglede ma naSe sklepe, Ra-
doyeden sem kako bo to izvrSll, ce
odloI delo 100000 premogarjev, "
je nekdo rekel.
''Predsednik lahko poklice V
prisilno sluzbo vse delavce. 10
moe mu daje vojni zakon," " je me-
nil eden.
''To Sc ne 30 zgodilo," je dejal
Mr.. Lewis. "Pomisliti morate, ola
ie predsednik usluzbenec naroda
in ne njegov goSpodar!"
Omenilo Sc je nekaj glede tega
&c je mono prepreciti Strajk, ne
da bi Sc pri tenn oziralo ma sklep
konvencije. Mr.. Lewis je rekel k
temu, da strajka ne more nihce
drugi prepreciti, ce Sc njihovih "a
htev ne sprejme kot edino nova
generalna konvencija premogar-
ske unije.
K temu je dejal Mr. Lewis Sc
sledece: "Tu nj samo vpraSanje,
ce mi moreno ali ne moreno de
lati DO sklepih konvencije, da u
resniGimo Strajk ali ga preklicemo,
nego tu je tudi dejstvo, da mi no
6emo preklicati sklepov konvenci-
ie, tudi Ge bi nam bilo mogoce to
storitir"
Delavci obzalujejo, ker bo nil
hova akcija prizadela sploSne
ljudske kroge. Oni so to veekrat
omenili, toda zraven tega pravijo,
da maj jim ljudstvo pomaga, Ga Sc
ia nesreGa Gimpreje' premaga.
Mr.. Lewis je to povedal boil
iasno: Krivda te stavke lei na
premogarskih baronih, NaSi delay
ci morajo jesti. Om so prisilJen
da Sc borijo "a izboljSanje svojega
polozaja. Ako bodo ljudje umira
Ii kot posledica tie tragedlJe, ma,
Sc to pripiSe premogarSkim baro,
nom, kateri noGejo sliSati nicesal
pogajanjih. Mesto, da predsed.
mix Wilson izdaja naredbe roper
delavce, maj raje pOskusa svojc
moe ma kapitalistih maj ida uka2
MIN, da Sc za6nejo pogajati zna-
mi.
V zacetku zdaj, Sc predno stav,
ka resni6no zaGne, bodo baronje
napravili IL ME nekoliko sto mill,
ionov dobi6ka vsled panike IL
strahu ljudi pred njo. LjudJe ku
pujejo premog "a vsako ceno, ke1
Sc boje, da ga bo zmanjkalo. LIZ te.
GA je cena premogu re sedaj ma
raStla in Sc vedno raste.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31
zALosTEN DoGoDEK.

Sioux Falls. : Mrs. N. F. So
derberg, soproga drzavnega prav-
nika, ie prerezala svojim trem
otrokom, vsi mlajsi kot pet let,
vratove z britvijo. Pozneje popol-
dne ie ma isti nacin izvrsila samo-
NOR. Kaksen vzrok jo je prignal
do tega strasnega Gina, nj bilo po-
rOcanO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31
DRAGA VoDA.

fOQd, KdlefO VllJeJo SeHl pa UJo
vinski prekupcevalci sode med
vino, je navadno najdrazja voda
ma svetu, ce ne Stejemo one, kate
TO Sc dobi V lekarnah.
Pravijo, da Sc vsako minute ro-
di na svet en- bedak in diva, katera
hoGeta njegovo neumnost izrabiti
.x~svojo korist. Ia pregovor je Ja-
iko star in kot je razyideti IL ma
slednje >povesti je Sc vedno velja-
ven.
Ma cesti V Roundup, Mimi. je
zasepetal prijatelj nekemu "biz-
nismenu" potihoma na uho: Ne
dalee cd tn je neki cite, h pro
daja. -, sal YES, dobro robo po
$40 gallon.
Ali je to res? je rekel z vidnim
interesom moz.
AbSolutno!
Moza sta Sc nekoliko minut med
seboi .Sepetala in Sc koncno poslo-
villa. Ko so Sc vecerne sence jele
vlegati mad mesto in je velika
mnozica hitela, semtertje po uli-
cah, ola Sc kaj razvedri po dnev-
nem trudu, je hitelo med ostalimi
nekoliko moz = stirje so bill =
dokler Sc MISC nekje srecali z ne
kimi tujci. Med mimi je nastala
takoi zivahna konverzacija. &c je
res dobra roba, je jake po ceni! !!
ie menil eden. Da, in ce nebi tako
nuino rabbi denarja, bi je ne pro-
dali. Med mimi Sc je kmalu Hvr-
sila pogodba in koncno so sklenl-
Ii, da Sc snidejo skupaj pozneje V
noel. Oh pol deseti uri je "brca-
ioee piiaGe" zeljna cetvorica od-
korakala proti nelIi bliznji sote-
ski kier so Sc seSli z dvemi oseba-
mi katere so jih peljale do mesta,
kjer je miroljubno lezalo sest So
dov. Pc kratkem pogovoru Sc Je
natoeilo IL vsaikega soda nekoli-
ko pijaee in dalo pokusiti. PiJaca
je bila po pravici receno izborna
in prisleci, to ie klpci so Sc kar
oblizovali.
Temu je takoj sledila zivahna
razprava, Xxi Sc je koncala s tenn,
da so STRIFE mozje globoko segli V
Yep in prinesli ma dan debele list
nice. Onim dvema 50 porinili vsa-
kemu Sop papirja nakar sta Sc
prodajalca odpeljala V avtomobl-
lu. STRIFE mozje so postal lastni-
| Xxi Sesterih sodGkov. 2 veliko sllr-
bio Sc jih je nalozilo ma tovornl
avtomobil in kmalu je bilo V sote-
ski vse tho.
NekOllkO ur poZneJe Je ZaVla-
dalo mad srecnimi poSestn1kl' So
dov cudovito razburjenje, ko je e.
den njih napravil pretresljivo od-
kritie. Planili so mad misterjozne
sode in jih preiskali. Temu je sle-
dill obup. Spoznali so da so kupili
Sest sodov vode IL MusselsheH re-
Ike, "a katero so placali po $50 ga
lon ali skupno svoto $1,000. Ko so
Jim tuici Ma videz to6ili pijaco IL
soda MISC nesrecni kupci opazlli,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31

Washington, ID. T.. = ker hoce
vlada braniti interese ljudstva V
Zdruzenih drzavah, je sklenila, ola
"a vsako ceno skusa prepreciti
stavko. Iz do seda-
NIGGA razvoja tie zadeve,. je razvi-
deti, ola bo ma prvega novembra
stavka zaGela in federalni oficija-
Ii so pripravljeni ola vsemi sila-
mi poskuSajo prepreciti grozece
pomanjkanje premoga.
KakSno stalisce bo zavzela ma
rodna administracija je postalo ia
sno, ko je A. M. Palmer, generalni
attorney, podal svojo izjavo ka-
teri pravi, ola smatra vlada to
stavko kot fnepostavno pocetje"
roper katerega mora vlada upora
biti vojne zakone.
Dobrobit ljudstva, pravi Pal
mer, je treba vedno smatrati kot
Ipermanenten interest. Vlada Je
braniteljica ljudskih mteresov. (V
tenn slucaju bi bilo bolje reel, da
je vlada braniteljica kapitalistic-
nih interesov. Prokleto malo j je
mari "a delavski razred.)
Vlada hoee storiti sledece:
Prvic = Vlada bo uvedla sod
nijsko postopanje (prosecution) V
soglasju kontromim axiom "a
hrano in kurivo, proti vsem ose-
BAN, katero onemogocijo pridobi-
vanje in transportacijo kuriva in
s tenn ovirajo produkcijo in raz-
delitev istega. To pomenja, ola Sc
Ibodo delavski voditelji morali "a
govarjati pred vladimir agenti, a.
ko bodo poskuSali omejiti produk-
clio premoga.
Drugic. = Kurilna administra-
CHA, katera je delovala med VOL
no bo zopet zacela svojim delom
in postayila premogu maksimalne
Gene. TIE Gene so bile odpravljene
DO DR.. Grafieldu prvega februar-
ia. toda on je naznanil, ola Sc bo te
Gene zopet uvedlo. Te Gene bodo
veljale samo "a mehki premog, ker
premogorovi trdega antracitnega
premoga ne bodo "a enkrat priza-
deti po stavki.
Tretiic = Vlada bo poskusala
vse mogoee protekcije, ola zagoto-
vi obratovanje neunijskih premo-
gorovov mehkega premoga, tako
protekcijo bo dala tudi takih u
nijskih premogorovih, V katerih
bodo kazali delavci, da SO voljni
nadaljevati delom. To pomenja,
da Sc bo "a varstvo takih delavcev
(skebov) uporabilo federalne vo-
jaske cete.
Cetrtic = zeleznisla admin
stracija je izdala zeleznicam, ka-
tere sluzijo premogorovom, IN
strukcije, da skrbijo po svoJih
skrajnih moGeh, da nebi obratujo-
eim premogorovom primanjkalo
zelezniskih voz ter ola nalozene ze-
leznislze vozove z vso mogoce hi
trico odpeljejo ma doloceno mesto
izpraznijo in poSljejo zopet nazaJ.
Zelezniska administraeija Sc nj
doloeila novih voznih redov, ker
smatra da tega prvih dveh ted
nih ne bo potreba.
Splosno Sc sodi, da namerava
Ilada podvzeti Sc druge korake, a.
ko nebi ii zadostovali. Nj cello ne
mogoee, da bi vlada vzela premo-
gorovov svoje roke in .jih obra-
tovala pomo6jo vojastva.
Sc en- drug nacin je S katerim
lahko vlada odpravt pomanJkanJe
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31
RUMENA NEVARN0ST.

Pariz, Francija. = Porocila pri-
hajajo, da Sc je zacelo ma stotine
francoskih deklet moziti S Kitajci.
Minister "a notranie zadeve, Mr..
sPamsy je zacel kampanjo proti
tel rumeni nevarnosti, XII preti
francoskim druzinam in narodu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31

"Vedeti hoeem, verjeti nocem, .
to je parcla misleeega eloveka, Y
tenn lezi napredek in bodoenost
ljudstva.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31

uradnikoy, kateri so Sc 1zJaVlh, Ga
nj upanja, da bi Sc premogarSka
stavka prepre6ila.
Danes o polnoci DO odlozilo O.
krog 500 premogarjev svoje o.
rodje, ako Sc operatOrji nenado-
ma ne podajo in sprejmeJo ponu-
dbo "a pogajanje, ali, 6e ne pride
kaksen posebni neprieakovani cd
lok ameriSke Wade.
Ce Sc ni6esar tega ne pripetl, te-
dai bo zastaykalO veG kOt pol MI
liiona rudarjev z zaeetkom sobot-
mega dneva. AkO Sc to zgodl, DO
produkciia mehkega premoga pa
dla "a osemdeSet odStOtkOv, kar
bo znaSalo pribliznO 40 miiJonoY
ton ma meSee.
V izjavi, katero so izdali delav-
ski. zastopniki je> 6itati med dru-
gimi toekami tudi sledeee:
'Kakor izgledajo danes razme-
re. ne bo mogoGe odvrniti velike
premogarske stavke. Regulama,
konstituirana konvencija U. NJ.
W, XII Sc je vrSila Clevelandu
25. sept. je dolo6ila, da Sc prvega
novembra preneha z delom, te Sc
ne za6nejo pred tistim dnem poga-
iania "a novO pla6ilnO leStvlco. =
To je sklenila najviSja moe (kon-
vencija) organizaeije IN noben re-
prezentat iste nina pravice delo-
vati zoper ia sklep.
Odgovornost stavke je popolno-
ma ma strani operatorjev. Oni so
Sc odrelxli vSakemu pOgaJanJu IT,
COCHIN Sc move plaeilne lestvice, ne
glede ma dejstvo, da so zastopnikl
premogarjev bill voljm in zahte-
vail da Sc pogajanje vrse.
Temeljni vzroki, kateri so prisi-
ILL premogarske delavce, da Sc po-
sluziio tako drasticne akeije so
zelo globoki. Ze dive lett Sc jim nj
poviSala plaGa. Pred enim letom 50
apelirali ma federalnega kurilnega
administratorja, DR.. Garfielda IN
potem ma predsednika zdruzenih
drzav "a povi$anje place, ki naj bl
odgovarjalo pOdrazenju MvlJen-
SIKH potreb$Gin. NjihOv APPEL je bll
zavrnien in njih zahteva odbita.
Kljub temu so delavci nadalJe-
vail delOm, dokler nj njihova po-
godba potellla, kar Sc je zgodllo
sedai in oni so Sc odlocili, ola Sc
ia zadeva sedaj odloGi V njih po-
polno zadovoljnost.
AmeriSka konstitucija dovolJu-
lie delaveem stavkati kadarkoli ze-
lilo. Zastavlxati smejo skupno ali
posamezno. Vsak Sme zapustitl de-
10, da prisili S TEN, da Sc kiviea
pOravna.
ZaStopniki premogarskih delay-
cev so pripravljeni, vOljni in zeli-
10. da Sc sestanejo z operatorji,
da Sc pogode in napravijo tenn
konec, tel nesre6ni situaciji. Ma
vsak tax klic so oni vedno prl-
pravljeni Sc odzvati in so pri vo-
Iii delati da Sc napravi pOgodba
ma zdravi in poSteni podlagi. Sa-
mo TAXA pogodba bo lahko jamei-
la narodu "a redno prOdukciJo
premOga.
Mi nimamO to stavkO nobenih
drugih namenov kot da 81 hOeemo
izboljsati mas bedni pOlozaj S tenn,
da 81 priborimo pOviSanje place. V
nasih zahtevah, katere Smo predlo-
zili operatorjem smo Omenili, da-
smo pripravljeni pOgajati Sc "a
vsako zahtevo.
Mi ne moreno zavzeti nObene
druge alternative kot udejstviti o.
no kar je sklenila konveneja. :
Delavei so zadovoljni tenn skle-
pom. Do danes Sc niSmO prejeli nj
ii enega protesta proti temu skle-
pu."
Med zastopnike premogarjev, ki
so zborovali danes tukaj je doSpe-
la vest, da Sc zberejo V Clevelan-
du operatOrji. Tudi ee ia njihova
seja odloei, da Sc zaene S pOgaja-
Mi Sc bo stavko nadaljevalo to-
liko casa, da Sc sklene zadovoljiVa
pogodba.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-10-31

Koliko krivic je bio ze storje-
nih, ker nj bio politieno, da bi pri-
Sla resnica o njih ma dan.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-02-06

Sam Freeman Wednesday. afternoon.
February y. Lincoln's birthday will
be observed.
Mrs. B. F. Ferrin has been suffering
from an attack Of tonSilitis.
II. Q. Sieverkropp has purchased a
new Nash automobile.
The sixth Community Institute has
passed, and while each is imperfect.
the result To the community Is good
The address by Or. Boddy and the talk
by Capt. Wilbur were especially en-
joyed The extension department Of
the University has led US 10 believe
that Pine Grove is doing a unique and
neW work in the state. and It Is much
interested in our efforts.
Mrs. ]. D. Cutlery is a guest Of
! Mrs. Geo. Smith this week.
/ F. H. Stanton, at the Mount Hood
+ Hotel. is buying cider apples IN all
quantities, sacks furnished. or if seller
brings his own same will be ex.
changed. Mr.. Stanton is paying S
per ton. and 81 per ton for hauling
them in. cash on delivery. If you have
load will send truck if desired. f.
/ H. Stanton, Mt. Hood Hotel, telephone
442l. Get IN touch with him. Apples
should he in by February Is.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-02-06
DEE

Miss Marie Davenport, Of Hood
River, was a week end visitor At he
homes Of the Shanuons and lensens.
John Fisher went TO Hood River
Thursday for t0nsoIiai treatment and
utaer business matters.
Miss Norma Edgar spent Saturday
in Hood River as the guest If Miss
Louise. Wonder Abe
Mrs. Sarah A. Stevens has hand
some and stylish new surrey which
arrived recently from San Francisco.
Mrs. William Horbelt and daughter.
Katherine, spent several days IN Hood
River last week while their home was
undergoing extensive repairs.
Mrs. Arlo lngles shopped in Hood
River Friday
Mrs. Isaac Travis, who has been ser
iously i'll, is reported much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Hudson and
daughter have returned from Portland
where they were patients in the Good
Samaritan hospital where they went
j for treatment following attacks Of in
huenza
+ c. T. Early. of Portland, and J. ".
West, of Hood River. were business
visitors here Thursday.
K. l.. Abbott and Edward Craig, Of
Hood River, were week end.visitors at
the Whitley home.
Mrs. John X. Edgar went TO Hood
River Saturday for dental treatment.
Theodore Levine, of Wisconsin, was
visitor of the Flat recently looking
over the orchard situation.
r. A. Collins, the progressive dairy
man-rancher, is constructing a modern
concrete milk room in connection with
his Collins Knoll dairy.
Messrs. Kirby. Crenshaw. Collins,
Edgar and Shannon attended the Civic
League meeting in Hood River Satur
day to present and promote the good
roads interests Of this community.
J. II. Crershaw and W. l. Kirby at
tended the public sale in Dukes Valley
Friday.
Women folks. too, attended the
meeting of local ranchers held at the
home of W. f. Shannon Thursday ev-
ening at which we're discussed various
problems and Improvements Of general
community interest. Good roads, i'm
proved party line telephone service
and the practicabllity Of securing cleo
trie MISREPRESENTATION on the Flat We're
among the matters discussed. 1t was
pointed out that if electric lights are
installed all will be DEE lighted.
A follow up NEE ing looking toward
a permanent organization will be held
tonight at the Crenshaw home to which
all interested in community develop
fnent are invited.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-02-06
FRANKTON.

Mrs. Robt. Garrabrant, who has been
at Sonny where Mr.. Garrabrant has
been engaged in moving slides. re-
turned home last week.
Clarence Miller has been having
more than his share of sickness, having
passed safely through a siege of lnilu-
enza and pneumonia. He is now a vic
tim of mumps at Camp Lewis.
j. R. Nickelsen was a week end Wis
itor at Alder Brook. Mrs Nickelsen
and sons joining him there.
Mrs. W. NJ. Keeling, who has been
nursing Influenza patients at Bridal
Veil, returned home last week.
| The Four Leaf Clover Club enjoyed
an all day session at the home Of Mrs.
NJ. j. Foley last Thursday. A record
breaking feast was enjoyed at the
noon hour, after which social chat and
comfort tying brought the delightful
day to close all too soon. May these
occasions become more regular.
| Robt Rand is building fruit stand
at his home, Wau-Guln-Guin on the
! Highway, where tourists may find Hood
River fruit at all seasons.
Mrs. W. NJ. Boorman. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. c. Sher-
rieb, in Barrett, returned home last
week.
Crews at work on the Highway are
able to keep it open to traffic only by
constant vigilance, as slides are the
order of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Frohn and daugh
ter. Alberta. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Scheer and son. Howard. were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j O. Eastman.
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responsibilities, thus acquiring attri-
butes which will contribute greatly
toward happy, successful home making
and we find pleasure in predicting foi
them bright future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Plog expect te
leave Sunday for a vacation, which
they will spend in California.
Usual service at both churches next
Sunday. Sunday school 2 p M, ser.
vice p. m. at the Methodist church.
Sunday school at 1890 a. m. at the
Union church.
f. H. Stanton. at the Mount Hood
hotel, is buying cider apples in all
quantities, sacks furnished, or if seller
bring his own same will be exchanged.
Mr.. Stanton is paying SS per ton, and
81 per ton for hauling them in, cash or
delivery. If you have load will send
truck if desired F. H. Stanton, Mt.
Hood Hotel, telephone 442l. Get in
touch with him. Apples should be in
by February Is.
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nOSIER.

Mr.. Arlington, Of Tacoma, is visiting
his brother, f. A. Arlington, and fam
lily.
Mrs. c. H Dunsmore is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Van Mort,
wick, at Milwaukee. Ore.
Mrs. Arthur Kuhn has returned home
from an extended visit in the east with
relatives.
Or. Dumble was called from Hood
River Wednesday to see Mrs. <. W,
Davidhizar.
Mr.. Gavin and family are moving
this week out onto the ranch of Mrs.
II. h. Bailey, west OF Mosier.
Mrs. Olive Clement went to Portland
Wednesday afternoon to spend few
days with her sister.
The work on the Highway west Of
town is bringing quite a few working
men, some with their families.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Frey, who resid-
ed in Mosier several years ago re
turre1 Wednesday, having leased their
farm near John Day for three seasons.
They expect to locate either in Mosier
or Hood River for few years.
julius Sendlipger and daughter, Miss
Marie, were business visitors in The
Dalles Wednesday.
At this writing. THURSDAY. all cases
Of influenza are reported as doing nice
~ nearly all being able to be around
the house again. No new eases since
Sunday.
Mark A. Mayer and Mrs. b. j. Wei.
ler were business visitors in Portland
during the week.
The report has come to Moser that
Miss Irene Olson. of Mosier, and For
rest Frice, of Vancouver, were mar
ried the first Of the week
The following state inventory Of the
estate of the late Ralph A. Walters,
who resided in Mosier several years
ago, shows him to have been very pat
riotic: "a final testimonial to the
patriotism Of Ralph A. Walters is this
inventory filed recently in the county
court of Multnomah county: Out of
S6l5. 81 in money and bonds left by the
/ decedent, $3.50 GA was invested in Lib.
erty bonds valued at $500, personal
property was valued at $2l 40. and the
remaining $ll3.2S was without doubt
held ready for investment in the Fifth
Liberty loan.
Mrs. W. A. Husbands attended to
business in The Dalles Friday.
G. H, Dunsmore attended to business
in The Dalles the last of the week.
James NJ. Elliott came up Thursday
! from Portland to attend to business
affairs in Mosier and The Dalles.
Or. c. A, Macrum came up from
Portland Friday to oversee his ranch
affairs. returning again on the after
noon train.
Word was received in Mosier Satur-
day Of the arrival Of baby girl in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. 0. Winans in
The Dalles February l.
i Mrs. G. Ii. Swain and children were
/ in Hood River Saturday afternoon
T J. NJ Elliott returned to Portland on
the afternoon train February |.
Mayor Strauss reports that there
/ have been probably all told so cases Of
/ flu, in both town and country. All
cases are row improving very satlsfac-
torily and if everyone will assist in
carrying out the strict quarantine rules
! there need be no further outbreak.
/ Let everybody realize the seriousness
Of this epidemic and aided by the rules
of the state health office.