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PUBLISHED ADVERTISING RATES EVERY FRIDAY BY H. C. KIBBEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATES One ^ear Six Months................................................................. Three Months............................................................. 50 Professional C ards... M 0SIER BULLETIN per M e t i l i . One square................. IA One-quarter Column. sot One-half Column___ »at I One Column................ Business locals will be charged at 5 cents per line for each insertion. I Legal advertisements will in all cases be charged Enteretl p.s second-class matter March 12, 1909, at the poet office at Mosier, Oregon, under the Act of March 3,187». OUR PORTLAND LETTER Portland. Ore., A ur . 2 (Special) —Greater progress has been made by the business interests of Oregon between March 29 and June 30 than in any two-months period in the history of the state since the establishment of the state hank examiner’s office. This is disclosed in the report of the Bank Examiner, just made, covering that period. Deposits in the banks of the state at close of business June 30 totaled $115,196,986. a gain since March 29 o f $1,192,705. Of these deposits $11,925,734 were savings deposits, which in creased during the same period $842,985. Total resources of Oregon b a n k s , $142,418,734. Eight new banks were estab lished in the state during the period covered by the report. That the Oregon Trunk road! will be ready for service*to Mad ras by January 1, 1911, is now promised unless unexpected dif ficulties arise. Grading from the Columbia River south will be completed, it is believed, by Sep tember 1. Laying of rails will then be begun and ballasting will he done as fast as each mile of track is laid. Thus it will he but a short time between the laying of She last rail and the opening of the road for business. Grading south of Madras toward Bend is also being rushed and the building of the.road for that distance will follow completion of the line to Madras. Oregon’ s two infantry regi ments and ambulance company of the National Guard will go in to camp at American Lake this jnonth and participate in the usual joint field maneuvers with the regular army. August 8 is fixed*as the date of departure, and the men will remain in camp ten days: ~ 'Adjutant General Finzer has issued orders for the mobilization of his troops. Coos Bay is going to improve its iiarbor and the channel from the ocean into the bay. Public docks and warehouses are to be built as well. For this purpose it is the intention to expend $300,000. It is proposed to issue 20-year bonds bearing 5 per cent interest. Coos Bay people ap prove this project g»ne«ii]ly but the Commission of the Port has decided to leave the matter to a vote at the Fall election. The plan contemplates a great im provement of the Coo3 Bay har bor. Secretary Wilson, of the De partment o f Agriculture, has been in .Oregon during thé past week seeking information in re gard to the settlement of lands included in the forest reserves of the state. He plan3 to have the reserve re-mapiped.arcd the boun daries established in an accurate way. It is said,much land is in cluded in the reserves that should not be, and when the new maps are completed 5,000,000 or 6,000, 000 acres now in reserves in the state will be opened up for set tlement. Secretary Ballinger, of the De partment of the Interior, is busy on a trip of inspection o f the reclamation projects of the state and is becoming familiar with the workings of the service in Oregon. Among other things he will start preliminary surveys o f the Crater Lake National Park, looking toward its develop ment along the lines of the bet ter known national parks o f the country. to the party ordering them, at legal ratea» and MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1910 VOL. II little three score and ten. The age of the earth doesn’ t trouble him, nor the size of it—he will get his three-by-six some time. Favor Newspaper Advertising The Allegheny County Busi ness Men’s Protective associa tion was organized at Pittsburg Curtis T. Werfel, chairman, and W. I. Maver, secretary, are the temporary officers. Sol Mayer, of Wheeling, W. Va., president of a similar or ganization, advised the keeping of a record of delinquent debtors by maintaining a printed book or list, copies to he forwarded each member of the organiza tion. The association will strive to eliminate billboard and other advertising in favor of news paper publicity. —A m e r i c a n Press. “ DESPISE NOT THE DAY OF SMALL THINGS” A single dollar by itself seems a trifle, and it really isn’ t very much, yet it ¡3 the collective effect o f many single dollar# SPENT that holds the r.oses of so many men to the proverbial grind stone, and the collective power of many single dollars SAVED that brings success to others, lifting them out of the rut o f dependence and mediocrity. The man who despises a ---------------- single dollar seldom com The question —“ How old is mands a thousand. Ann?” has caused much figuring Open an account with the and possibly gray hairs, and MOSIER VALLEY BANK hasn’ t been answered yet; but and add to it a portion of the question as to the age of the 1 your earnings each week or earth will no doubt l>e settled month and a time will come very soon, as a number of scien when it will be a*comfort to tific men have been working you and when the grim ¡»tone their “ think tanks” over time on will have lost its terrors. the problem. Their figures run all the way from 20.000,000 year- NOTICE to 400,000.000 years. These wist acn?s with a passion for mathe The Rev. F. R. Spaulding, of matics do not say how long this ; Hood River, Ore., will preach in old earth will survive, but the or the Baptist Church next Sunday- dinary mortal will no doubt bt ! August 7, at 11:15 a. m. and 8:00 s a tisfit if he can live out his p. m. ^ *** o» “ FINE LAUNDRY WORK” j See j Done with neatness ami dispatch Hood River Mayor Gavnor, of New York, is making good with the masses all right is. instituting a cam paign against fraudulent weights and measures, and other “ trade customs” by which the public is mulcted to the tune of many thousands of dollars. The Lit erary Digest contains a lengthy article in regard to it, and quotes from various newspapers that are giving the matter publicity. It says, quoting the Brooklyn Eagle: “ The dishonesty in the sale of goods has been very general, but it has sprung from lack of close supervision rather than from wide-spread dishonesty of purpose. There are dishonest men irr every line o f business. When such mem are allowed to sell goods under weight or meas ure, honest men who compete with them must either lose busi ness or resort to the same sort o f cheating. The temptation has led a good many naturally honest but weak men to adopt the swindling practises, until they have become ‘trade cus toms.’ ” Again from the Baltimore Evening Sun: “ Mayor Gaynor has also dis covered that the butchers o f New York in weighing drest meats count in the wrappings and charge for them at the full rate for meat. On the average Chi cago ham, for example, there is a burlap and paper covering which weighs nearly half a pound. It costs the packer three-fourths o f a cent, and yet the consumer has to pay for it at the rate of from 22 to GO cents a l>ound. In the same way the public is regularly mulcted for wrapping paper, twine a n d skewers. According to Mayor Gaynor’s experts, the people of New York pay $40,000 a year for skewers alone, buying them as lamb chops or tenderloin at from 25 to 50 cents a “pound. They cost the butchers about $500 a year.” Laundry Company J. E. COLE. NO. 22 M osikk A gent l L ARAWAY H ood River’s Reliable Jeweler for DAVENPORT HARNESS Co. ; Watches ; Diamonds, Jewelry He can make your watch keep time GAY YOWELL, Mgr. HaT?„ï. wagor^covera, £ r “ ¡ A D V E R T IS E IN T H E B U LLE TIN Hand-made Harness a Specialty H O O D R IVER - OREGON, Go and Get Results. To The Arthur & Burt D ryg Co., o f Mosier, Oregon, reached $258,100.59 in 1908, and increased to $269.270.98 in 1909. On fermented liquor or beer the total in 1907 was $205,756.50, I in 1908 it was $196,905, and in 1909 just $197,230.50. paid for before affidavits are furnished. NICHOL & QQ General Merchandise M osier O regon NOTICE TO CREDITORS | 2 North, Itangel2 East, in W as- ; co County, Oregon. Said order o f the court directs tiiatsaid sale be made I at private sale for one-half cash and lone-half secured by mortgage U| on the i premises, subject to confirmation by | tlie court From and aft< r the 23rrf day o f July, 1910, at the hour of 10 o’ clock A. M., 1 shall proceed to sell the T ea l estate altove mentioned and de scribed at private sale for one-half eaah and one-half secured by mortgage upon ! the premises us direct.d by the order o f the court. A d e u n e S e l l in g e r , Offers and bids for said real estate Administratrix of the estate of will bo received by me, or by my at- George Sellinger, deceased. : torney, W. H. Wilson, at The Dnlles, First issue July 8, last Aug. 5. (»logon, at any time from and after the date above mentioned. Dated this 22nd day o f June, 1910. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed adminis tratrix of the estate of George Fellin- ger, deceased, by the County Court of the State o f Oregon for Wasco County. All persons ha\ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent such claims, duly verified as by law required, within six months from the date hereof to me at the law office of Frank Menefee, The Dalit s, Oregon. Dated this 5th day o f July, 1910. Here is a minister who appre- At a recent ery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars, Ice Cream and editorial convention he offered the following toast: “ To save Soda Water. Everything in the Drug line. an editor from starvation, take! his paper and pay for it promptly. Prescriptions a Specialty. To save him from bankruptcy, Notice for Publication E a r l D . V ic k e r s , advertise in his paper liberally. [Publisher.] Guardian. Department of the Interior. An Fastener’s View committee of the whole to dis To save him from despair, send I him every item of news of which U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon “ The Spectator” writing in cuss the matter. July 2nd, 1910. Administratrix Notice “ I f the Canadian government | you car. get hold. To save him the Outlook about Oregon, says: Notice is hereby given that Lee Hun Notice is hereby given that the un “ Oregon 1 »oasts of having a will attend to the channel, from from profanity, write your cor- ter, of Mosier, Oregon, who, on Octo ber 18th, 1907, made Homestead, (Fer dersigned. Adeline Sellinger, has been greater variety o f industries ¡the international boundary,” resjxmdence plainly on one side ial No. 07131), No. 15736, for SW I-4 duly appointed administratrix c f the es of the sheet and send it in as said Secretary Giltner, “ it should SKI 4, S1-2KW1-4, and NE1-4SW1-4, tate o f George Sellinger, deceased. than any other state in the Un Section 25, Township 2 North, Range ion. Along the coast and on the he easy for Portland to see to early as possible. To save him 11 Fast, Willamette Meridian, has filed All person« having claims against said i state mre hereby notified to present from mistakes, bury him. Dead the rest. notice of intention to make Final com the same to me properly verified at my Columbia River the fishermen mutation Proof, to establish claim to residence in Mosier, Oregon, or at the “ The river is now navigable people are the only ones who reap their harvest; the vast for the land above described, before the office o f my attorney, Frank Menefee, Register and Receiver o f the U. S. at The Dalles, Oregon, within six ests of the interior add millions as far as Priest Rapids, includ never make mistakes.” . —Ex. I,and Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on months from the date of this notice. to the timber wealth of the ing the operation o f the boat the 9th day of August, 1910. Dated this 8th day o f July, 1910. NOTICE world; the coast country is un railway at Celilo. From Priest Claimant names as witnesses: A deline S ellinger , A meeting of the Horticultural surpassed for products, while Rapids to Wenatchee some work Thomas Henningson, Gus Godberson, Administratrix o f the estate Robert Simpson, Charley Bennett, all Soctiey will be held in Lamb’s is required, J»ut from Wenatchee the hop production is greater o f George Sellinger, deceased. o f Mosier, Oregon. F rank M enefee , than in any other State; fruit ! to Okanogan the river is prac Hall Tuesday afternoon, August C. W. M o o r e , Register. 9th, at 1:30. A full attendance 1 Attorney for Administratrix. culture has been carried on suc tically in shape. First publication July 8, last Aug 5. is desired as business o f impor Pinrtipub. July 15, last Aug. 12. “ Portland should realize this tance is to be transacted. cessfully in southern Oregon, Notice for Publication. while eastern Oregon has been as a great opportunity. To Port A mos R oot , Notice for Publication Chairman. (I so la te d T r a c t .) the domain o f the bonanza wheat land the benefit of an open river (Publisher.) PU BLIC LAN D SA LE. farmer. With all these numerous will be incalculable. In place of D epartment of the I nterior , No. 05841 U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Orego and varied resources there has having products o f British Co August 1st, 1910. United States Land Office, been almost no “ specializing” lumbia go east by way of Van The M o s i e r Hills Notice is hereby given that Pa< The Dalles, Oregon, June 27th, 1910. couver, they will come directly among the people. Each man Harmaen, of Mosier, Oregon, w ho, o Notice is hereby given that, as di March 17th, 1909, made Homrstt a< Land Orchard rected has worked at many trades and to Portland. It is impossible to by the Commissioner of the Gen No. 04660, for Lot 1, and EI-2N W 1-' eral Land Office, under provisions o f Section 7, Township 1 North, Range 1 each patch of ground has pro over estimate what this means. Act o f Congress approved June 27, blast, Willamette Meridian, has file Company duced grain, fruit and vegeta It is Portland’s chance, but Port 1906, Public— No. 303, we will offer at notice o f intention to make Final eon public sule, to the highest bidder, at It) mutation Proof to establish claim I bles, with no system as to the land must be wide-awake enough o’ clock a. m ., on the 4th day o f August., the land above described, l»t for. tl W. H. KF.RSLAKE, Mgr. planting, improving, or market to realize it.—Glacier. 1910, at this office, the following tract Register and Receiver o f the U. 5 of land, to-wit : SW 1-4SE 1-4, Sec. 27, ing of the products. It has been W e deal in improved and unimproved W 1 -2 N E 1-4, Sec. 34, T. 2 N ., R. 11 K Land Office, at The Dalles. Oregon, o i e Kth day o f September, li'UL A Sermon in Figures left to Hood River to “ special fruit land in Mosier (’ ¡strict. Send for WM. Claimant nt - »s as wltrrases: Any persons claiming adversely C o ize” its fruit and apples are The Oregonian says: our K< ( V let o f Bargains. F. r f 11. si ’ rT above-deseribed lands are adviser' ‘ o AI < 1 . ■-11 -, Iborg ' M, . ■ O r .y .i grown according to methods Though 21 counties of Oregon W ■ are agents for the MOUNTAIN file their claims, or objections, on r -r »-■ Vui.i 1 I >r. , ('I gained by study and experience, have declared for local option, V i e w O r c h a r d T ract , located South- before the day aim' e designated for " . ■ Mar»it . of ’: . C h sale. and are marketed under a sys leaving but 13 “ wet” territories, ; east of Mosier. This land will be cut C. W . M o o r e , Register. tem so perfect as to insure a the annual report o f Colonel Da- 1 up in small tracts to suit purchaser, U’i nM< n Augr, 5, ln t K« » > V ready sale to distant dealers.” NOTICE OF GUARDIAN SALE. viu M. Dunne, United Slates Col and sold on easy payments. Notice is hereby given. That the lector o f Internal Revenue, for MOSIER. - - ORE. \. HUSBANDS 16th day o f June, 1910, sn or ’ > Plan Open River into Canada the fiscal year, shows that in regularly given and made in th V B’ ACKSN”! An action taken by the Port 1910 the tax on distilled spirits Court of the Stute o f Oregon for G eo . C h a m b e r l a i n in the state reached $307,208.88, County, licensing the un • land Chamber of Commerce leads guardian o f the person an.' ‘ ,1»? )«, . \ ' * f » to the belief that the deepening the largest amount in its history REAL ESTATE John A. Bell, to sell the W e st lie. and $37,937.90 in excess of the utis oction g. m m tceu o f the channel in the Columbia the Southwest Quarter of the South tax of the preceding period. MOSIER - - OREGON Fruit river so that it will be navigable west Quarter of Section 16, Towns' ip The tax on beer for the last Lands from Portland to Bobson, B.C., year was $224,721.50 and the is a matter o f the near future. Specialty The Canadian government in largest previous year was 1907, vited the Commercial bodies of though it was $18,965 less than Mosier Oregon Portland to take up the matter. for 1910. Last month’s collec QUEEN OP THE RTHWE M EL.- . A resolution was adopted re tions were $145,421.92 and that questing President Knapp to ap amount includes receipts from Near the Mouth of the Col t iver, on the W a i to t . -> C. H JKNKINS, D. M. D. There point a committee to meet with the tax on corporations. D k n t is t Sir Wilfred Lauirer premier, and was a slight increase in the tax OFFICE OVER BUTLER T H E PLACE SPEND \ G L k BANKING COMPANY on cigars and tobacco, but it was members o f the Canadian cabi PHONES: Office 28 Residence 28 B net at Nelson, B. C., September nominal compared with the ad HOOD R1VKR SUMMEit VACATION - ORKGON vance on beverages. 1. At that cabinet meeting the Twenty-five Miles o f Magnificent Beach In 1907 the tax on distilled Portland men and the Canadians Level, Crmpnr' : nd Smooth :: will resolve themselves into a spirits was $76,871.30 and it F or your Drugs, Sundries, Patent Medicines, Station i ciates the editor. & N O R T Special Prices Steel Ranges M OSIER M A R K E T D. P. HARVEY, Pro’p. DKALER IN Fresh and Cured Meats ON Country Produce M o s ie r - Reputar $50.00 Bridge-Beach make................... $42.50 $40.00 Charter Oak................................. $32.50 $42.50 Reservoir Steel Ratine...............$37.50 A pleasant place to spend a so cial hour is at S. E. Francisco’s Pool Room OREGON 3,1 Pfrts Oaegon and Washington VIA THE OAKS MOSIER Many thriving and tidy communities, delightful hotel, cottage, tent and camp life. All the comforts of home and the healthful, invigorating recreation of the seaside—surf bathing, fishing, clam digging, beach bonfires, riding;, racing, hunting, strolls and drives through picturesque wooded headlands. O r e g o n Ketlucc‘£l Rates from Until July 1, 1910. W . E. C hown B I A ( S oft D rinks , C andy , C igars T obacco Mosier, Oregon The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co Season Rate: From Portland Round Trip, $4.00 Three Day—Saturday to Monday Rata, $3.00 Purchaae ticket* and make reservation« at City Ticket O flW , 3r J and Washington Streeta, Portland, or inquire of any U. K. & N. agent elaewhere for information. W IL L IA M M C M U R R A Y G E N E R A L PASSENGER AG EN T, PORTLAND. OREGON.