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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1910)
' ' tr* PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY H. G. KIBBEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATES Onf Y«r ................................... II. Six Months................................................................75 Throe Months............................................................ 50 ADVERTISING RATES MOSIER BULLETIN Professional Cards.......................... per month $ .5* One square.......................................* “ 44 1.00 One-quarter Column........................ 44 44 3.00 One-half Column............................. 44 44 5.50 One Column....................................... 44 44 9.00 Business locals will be charged at 5 cents per Une for each insertion. Legal advertisements will in all cases be charged EntereJ as second-class matter March 12, 1909, at Ve post office at Mosicr, Oregon, under the Act o f March 3, 1^79. VOL. II MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910 to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and NO. 30 paid for before affidavits are furnished. CO. OUR PORTLAND LETTER Saturday’s Election “ FINE LAUNDRY WORK” Portland. Ore., Sept. 27 (Special) There was very little interest See Done with neatness ami dispatch - - A n organization that promises shown in the primary election, *to do much for Oregon, Wash- list Saturday, in Wasco county. ington and Idaho fruit is th e! There were ®var 2000 voters reg- Hood River laundry Company ¡ J. E. COIJS, M osier A gent Northwestern Fruit Exchange, istered and of this number about W. F. Gwin, Manager,' with half of them voted. The demo ¡H o o d River's Reliable Jeweler for ¡ office in the Spalding, Portland. crats did not, put up a county Working in co-operation with ticket with the exception of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry ! the various associations of grow Commissioner A. M. Young, of 1 He can make your uatch keep time ers throughout the three states, Tygh, who was nominated. /' A In the race for joint represen the exchange is directing ship GAY YOWELL, Mgr. ments and Seeking a wider mar- tative of Wasco and Hood River' ket. It is planned to carry on a | Counties, John Leland Hender- Harness and Saddlery Goods campaign similar to that waged son, of Hood River, and Frank Tents, Wagon Covers. Etc A D V E R T IS E IN TH E BU LLETIN by the California Orange grow M. Gill, o f Dufur, won over J. Hand-made Harness a Specialty M o sier ers and every wholesale house in F. Watt, of Hood River, and and Get Results. the fruit trade will he reached Alex Stewart, of Mosier, the two H O O D RIV ER - OREGON latter being the Assembly can -' through the exchange. didates. An evil that will he combatted The race for Gounty Commis- i is the formation of pools among 1 o the large buyers so that prices sioner was warm. H. C. Rooper, | will not he under the control of j of Antelope, won out by only 70 j The Arthur & Burt Drug Co., This defeat o f D. P. these agencies. Another plan is votes. For constitutional am endm ent giving to cities and tow ns to ship nothing less than carload Harvey, Mosier’s candidate, may o f Mosier, Oregon, If it’ s a surface to exclusive pow er to license, lots direct to the wholesaler. In almost be considered a vietory, 1. T h e wood is thoroughly dry. be painted, enameled, as the odds against him were regulate, control, suppress, this way it is thought the con stained, varnished, or For your Drugs,. Sundries, Patent Medicines, Station Summer's sun fuss removed all moisture. or prohibit the sale of in tox sumer will receive the benefit in great, in that Mr. Rooper is now finished in any way, icating liquors w ith in the ery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars, IceCream and there’ s an Acme Quality 2. Paint penetrates deeper into the saving of freight rates by commissioner, serving an a p m unicipality. Kind to tit Uie purpose. dry wood. avoiding small and expensive pointive term, and moreover is Soda Water. Everything in the Drug line. 3 2 « X Y es The deeper it goes the better it holds. shipments. Manager Gwin is an old and well known resident determined that world-wide mar of the county. Then, too, Mr. ENDORSED BY Prescriptions a Specialty. 3. Fall weather i,s warm, dry and kets for Oregon fruits shall be Harvey got into the game rather 4 0 ,0 0 0 O R E G O N C IT IZ E N S dependable. late and his campaign was not come a reality and predicts that Little Jang* o f cold\ damp rainy days systematic. However, the re instead o f over-production calling G r e a t e r O regon New Features BIG FRUIT SHOW which endanger the durability o f the paint. sult was most encouraging and H o m e R u l e A s s o c ia t io n , » a halt on orchard acreage, it will We have received a premium Not only will apples and pears 618 Electric Building, soon be necessary to double the will put Mosier in a position to list o f the 25th All Oregon Fruit be entered in competition but 4. W e t weather decays and (de Portland. Oregon. present commercial orchard area j get the covnmissionership two Show, which will he held at the prizes are also offered for Grapes, ; stroys unprotected surfaces. (Paid Advertising) in the Northwest, j years hence. Mosier feels grate- Armory, in Portland, on Novem- \ Nuts, Dried Fruits, Dried Ber- Lack o f paint means unsightly and less valuable property. A, movement to stimulate hog ful to The Dalles for her lqyal i her 30, December 1st and 2nd l ies, Dried Vegetables. A prize PREMIUM APPLES SELL AT production in the Northwest is support. While it is conceded BIG PRICES 5. Fall painting keeps out winter I under theauspices o f the Oregon is also offered for best vege to pe started at a conference of that The Dalles alone could give These being moisture. State Horticultural S o c i e t y . table EXHIBIT. Last year the officers could not experiment s t a t i o n directors, u s ’ a commissioner, i t rested j The greatest enemy to the life and beauty of Quoting from the pamphlet new features we trust there will nearly supply the demand o f the railroad officials and livestock ex- largely, this year, with Mosier’s a ll structures. I which the Society is sending out: be a large display. Portland people for boxes o f ap- peris t©> be held in Spokane Oc efforts in securing her support, I i n c lithographed diplomas p]es after the show was closed, | “ The Quarter Centennial meet A sk us about A C M E QUAL I TT tober 4. Ways and means to in so there is no “ kick” coming for' will he given all prize winners.. Every exhibitor who desired to ing of the Society should he the HOUSE PAINT. It insures the greatest terest farmers in raising; more the failure of our man to win j largest and best exhibit ever held Printed prize ribbons to wm* | selljiis fruit did so at good prices. protection and beauty, at the least cost hogs for market will he discussed out. per year of service. Questions cheerfully in the State. 1 ners- YOU CAN SELL IT AT GOOD PRICES The winning Republican can- _ and it is hoped to start a cam- answered. . „ , ,, Next year we hope to offer when the show is over, so if you paign that will result in a much ; didates were: Governor, J a y Every Gounty and D.stnct Should larfcre ,)rizes and make it a do not win the prize you can still W. E. C H O W N, M osier Oregon increased quantity o f hogs for Bowerman; Representatives in Be Represented National Apple and Fruit Show profit by bringing an exhibit. the livestock packers. This plan , Congress, First District, W. C. The only way to make this with carload exhibits. Nothing Last year’ several boxes were sold NOTICE FOR PO B U C A TIO N . is expected to add very much to I Hawley; Second District, A. W. show a success is for every one will advertise the Northwest to ship to friends in the East, (Publisher.) the wealth o f the three states. | Lafferty; Judges Supreme Court, to boost and for every fruit dis- more than these fruit shows. APPLES FOR SALE Department o f the Interior. Robert Withycombe, superin- four years, H. J. Bean, T. A. United States Land Office, trict in the State to he repre- pf>UIT p o R EXHIBIT ONLY TO VISITORS tendent of the Union Experi- McBride; for six year term, G. A t The Dalles, Oregon, Sept. 26, 1910. Manufacturer of ment Station, will be the Oregon H. Burnett, F. A. Moore; Secre- ’ Parties from other States or ^ growers would donate a tew ¡ Notice is hereby given that Henry W. Hannuin, o f Mosier, Oregon, who, oepresenta'ive. ' of State, F. W. Benson: H you cannot bring enough for boxes of choice fruit to 1* sold on August 22ml, 1905, made Homestead, FINE M ISSION FU R N ITU R E Mount Hood will he enclosed State Treasurer, T. B. Kay: A t- j Fox exhibit, a , least t a n * : as Counties „ who desire to purchase No. I M S Serial, No. 03691, for W l-2 one or more apples it would help SW1-4, Section 3, Township 1 North, And Cabinet Work o f all kinds within a national reserve if the torney General, A, M. Crawford; enough fur a plate and show . for considerably in raising funds for i ^ h 'd notice Ka*t’ o Willamette Meridian, ____________ D'stncts, hut not entering f intention to mak petitions now being circulated School Superintendent, A. I what ________ your section can produce. Final live-year Proof, to establish claim You will be given for signatures accomplish their Alderman; State Printer, W. S. Any 0ne With one tree Can brinjr Dr’zes WH1 l»e allowed space while premiums, BARBER SHOP to the land above described, before the COLE'S mrrpose. ' , . . , . . . . . . . , „ . , . . .. it lasts hut they must notify the lull credit on a card for the do- Register and Receiver o f the U ..S . purpose. With its snow-capped j Duni way; Commissioner of La- Land at The Dalles, Oregon» on ___ enable ______ _ _ office, , ___________, __ „ a n d . it . will peaks, great glaciers and dash- j bor, O, P. Hoff; Railroad Com- a Plate exh,b,t’ and help make ll Secretary at an early date so that nation ____ Mosier - - Oregon strangers buy some exhibit ¡ lhJ , S S S T S Î ing torrents, this mountain can missioner, Frank J. Miller; -State !an space can be prepared. Suitable fruit, and know the grower. V. C Young, J. P. Snyder, A. M. All Oregon Fruit Show he made a great national play Engineer, John H. Lewis. cards will he allowed showing Noli ly in advance if you are will- ¡ Oregon!^’ ^ *“ oí M°si" r’ ground, easily accessible from H. G. K I B B E E in fact as well as in name. Re from what district the exhibit is ing to donate a box I C. W. M ooke , Register. this city, where thousands of E A T RICE Fir«t publication Hopt. 30 last Nov. 4 . member this is one of the best made. Prizes will he given for best. 251 ON people may seek „recreation each N O T A R Y P U B L IC means o f advertising the re TEXAS RICE DAY As there will he a much larger *,ox aPIJle8, best 3 box apples and j summer. It is sought to have W. A. HUSBANDS We have exhibit than ever before, all best 2 box apples; also best com-j September 30th has been se- sources o f the State. the same plan followed as has M o s ie r - - - O regon Prizes j B lacksmith been done in creating the Mt. lected as “ Texas Rice Day” on , already received a letter from p a r t i e s m u s t n o t i f y t h e s e c - mercially packed box. will he cash, and nursery stock, I which all citizens are asked to one district in another State Ranier reserve. RETARY AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN and meda|s wj]i a]K() ()e given. Iiorse Shoeing and General C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D. District fairs in the Northwest join the people o f Texas and wanting to make a carload ex ADVANCE giving number of boxes Here is an opportunity for Mosier • Repair Work, D e n t is t will probably have a circuit of other Southern Rice growing O m C K O V E K B U TLEK HAN KlN U CO M PAN Y hibit if there was any prize of- or plates. It is impossible to to make a record, both for ap-J Satisfaction States in eating rice. A delight their own next season so there guaranteed PHONES: A t l e a s t t a k e a s m u c h prepare Otile* I* KruHlonre 2« B for holding the which rice i i c i i u i in n h h ig h u ve l forms ui m o a a fered. |)l c j k l i c l racks c ic i\ o id i m v i pies and for commercial or fancy *• i , Ihf A Q T U D will he no conflict in dates, as * ful i menu - OREGON OREGON HOOD RIV ER know in ad- PackinR- We l,ave ,he apples, jinu&llt,K has been the case in the past. It prominent part will be served on interest IN your own state AS exhibits unless we and experts who knowhow to| = is proposed to call a meeting of ; all dining cars o f the Oregon he DOES and help all you can. vanee the number wanted. pack them. It’ s up to the Com- representatives of the various j Railroad and Navigation and I mercial Club to get busy. fairs in Oregon and Washington Southern Pacific Companies, and with a view to arranging the a special rice desert will be dates harmoniously. It is hoped served free, G eo . C h a m b e r l a i n Located At to so change the present plan; As is well known, riee is the that the district fairs can be ; most healthful and easiest di- REAL ESTATE Toppenish - - W ash. operated'in connection with the gested food that can be prepared, It Is NOW Up To YOU Fruit state fair circuit. Gresham, j Interesting literature containing Guarantees all its stock true to name and will replace all Lands trees or plants, failing to live the first year, if due care has Pendleton and Canhy, in this recipes and other valuable in- The popular COLONIST FARES will again lie in effect be been exercised. Our customers are always satisfied and a tween September 16th and October 15th, during which state, have their fairs on the formation relative to rice and its repeat their orders. Specialty period tickets to MOSIiiR will he on sale daily from same dates, September 29-Octo- uses can he obtained by writing A line dropped to our agent, S. W. Heppner, at Hood ber 1, inclusive, and Secretary to any O. R. &N. orS. P. Agent, ' Mosier River, Ore., will bring him at any time to attend to your ()regon Chicago at W m . M c M u r r a y ,^ Lazelle, of the Canhy Fair, has or to wants. General Passenger Agent, started a movement for the har St. Louis • Portland, Ore. monizing of dates. MOSIER M A R K E T gmaha Hood River gave the glad hand SOME SUGGESTIONS D. P. H A R V E Y , Pro’ p. to rial tors last week .when its Kansas City You're strong and well— Commercial Club held a house- DEALER IN St. Paul That’s pleasant. warming in its fine new quarters. ON Fresh and Cured Meats You hope to remain so— Portland people wefe Quests *f and from other cities correspondingly low. These are West That’ s natural. the apple growers and enjoyed Country Produce bound, one-way fares only, hut anyone here can PREPAY for relatives or friends in the East, if desired. Consult the occasion very much. Hood ( Misfortunes may come any yourloc .l railroad agent day— River «an plume itself upon hav ! Mosier - Oregon That’ s possible. ing one of the finest small com NOW Is T h e T i m e mercial club home3 in the North- j You need protection now— That’ s evident. west. to let the world knowof our vast resources and splendid oppor Start a hank account today— | THE OAKS Presidential postmasters of tunities for HOME BUILDING. Write to everyone you That’s wisdom. Regular $50.(X) Bridge-Beach make.................. $42.50 Oregon will hold their conven know in the East. Send them good instructive printed You want a good, safe bank— ” $40.00 Charter Oak...............................$32.50 matter, and tell them that the cost o f getting here i A pleasant place to spend a so tion in Portland on October 13 That’s proper. is but little more than half the usual cost, and “ $42.50 Reservoir Steel R a n g e............ $-17.50 and 14. meeting in the conven- cial hour is at to call on a representative o f the O. R. & T h e MOSIER VALLEY tion hall of the Commercial Club. N. Co. for all desired information, or address BANK- S. E. Francisco’s Pool Room That’s it. Read “ THE SPIRIT OF IDA It’s Resources increased from HO” , by Arthur W. North. W IL L IA M M C M U R R A Y . S oft D rinks , C andy , C igars "GREATERTHAN GOLD” (the $15,000 to $58.000 the past G EN ERAL PASSENGER AGENT. harnessing of Western Rivers) T obacco year— by Clayton M. Jones, in OCTO That’ s important. PORTLAND. OREGON BER S U N S E T MAGAZINE. One dollar starts you— Now on sale on all news stands. Mosier, Oregon That's all. 15 cents. i L AR AWA Y l DAVENPORT ! HARNESS Co. Go Settle It Mow Settle It Right NICHOL & General Merchandise for Fall Painting , , W. H. Huffines W a sh in g to n N u rsery People of Oregon $ 33.00 Special Prices Steel Ranges Until Oct 1,1910. W. E. C rown OREGON MOSIER 32.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
