Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, November 11, 1910, Image 1

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BY
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Entered aa second-class matter March 12, 1909, at
the post office at Mosier, Oregon, under the A ct of
March 3. 1879.
CUR PORTLAND LETTER
Portland, Ore., Nov. 8. (Special)
—Salem will play host to the con­
vention of the Oregon Develop­
ment League, which will be held
at the capital city November 28,
29, and 30. Invitations are be­
ing prepared by Secretary Chap­
man of the League and will be
sent out soon to the various Ore­
gon commercial bodies having
membership in the parent body.
to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and
MOSIER,
VO L. II
ENTERTAINMENT
BIG SUCCESS
W A SC O C O U N T Y ,
OREGON,
F R ID A Y ,
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“ FINE LAUNDRY W O R K ”
Done with neatness and dispatch
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See
The Entertainment and Bas­ Hood River Laundry Company
ket Social given in Stroup’s Hall
J. E. COLE, MoaiKK A gent
last Saturday night, by the citi­
zens of Mosier. was an unquali­
fied success in every particular,
and was patronized by the big­
gest crowd of local people that tt a
ever got inside of a Mosier hall.
In fact, every one who was not
CAY YOWELL, Mgr.
forced to stay at home, was
The coming meeting promises there.
Harness and Saddlery Goods
The first part of tne evening
to be attended by a large number
, ,
,
,
Tents, Wagon Covers. Etc
,
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of delegates from every part of was taken up by a program ren- „
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...
Hand-made Harness a Specialtyi
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the state. The Oregon Develop­ dered by the pupils of the public j
ment League has accomplished a school, consisting of songs, red- j HOOD RIVER - OREGON
great deal in bringing the differ­ tarions and dialogues. The ren- j___________________________________
ent sections of the state to real­ dition of “ Mammy’ s Picaninny” ,
ize the common interest that by Miss Alefora Haacke, was
Alefora
binds them all together and Ibis , particularly received.
splendid organization promises certainly made a dandy “ Dinah” .
to accomplish much more in ad­
Mr. George Hail made a brief
vancing the interest of the com­ address of welcome and intro­
o f Mosier, Oregon,
monwealth as a whole.
duced Mr. Thomas McCusker, of
DAVENPORT
N O V E M B E R 11, 1910
* * * >* * * &
ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN
and Get Results.
* NiCHQL &
CO. I
General
1 Merchandise
M o s ie r
O
regon
l 'f f l î î i
MID-OREGON MAN W INS
Go To
W a sh in g ton N u rsery
(Oregonian)
What ris considered the host
boost Central Oregon has re­
Located A t
ceived since the Oregon Trunk
and Oregon Central began con­
struction on their lines, is the
Guarantees all its stock true to name and will replace all
A program that offers much of Portland, who spoke to the peo­
[record made by Tillman Reuter,
trees or plants, failing to live the first year, if due care has
For
your
Drugs,
Sundries,
Patent
Medicines,
Station­
interest has been arranged. Sa­ ple about the future o f Jlœier.
been exercised.
Our customers are always satisfied and
of Madras, who won five sweep-
lem people are going to hand out Mr. McCusker’ s talk was full of
ery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars, IceCream and
repeat their orders.
stakes prizes at the National Dry
a brand of hospitality unsur­ optimism and tended to encour­
A lin e dropped to our agent. S. W . Heppner, at Hood
I Farming Congress held -at Spo-
Soda Water.
Everything in the Drug line.
passed anywhere for the enjoy­ age Mosierites to continue in
River, Ore., will bring him at any time to attend to your
! karte recently.
wants.
ment of delegates in attendance. their efforts to boom the country
In competition with all the
A big banquet will he the closing and show the outside world that
'prominent dry-farming districts
features of the sessions. Auto- j they have one of the finest sec­
west of the Mississippi, Mr.
He I vey, silver set; Wm. Hudson, ECHOES OF THE ELECTION
mobile rides and visits to state tions in the United States.
h a m u e r
a / a
T e iter, the only delegate fr m
institutions are planned.
also applied the knife of criticism ; iady’s umbrella; Geo. Chamber-
Oliver West, Democrat, elected Oregon, took first prizes on sheaf
REAL ESTATE
Medford scored during the in a manner that, while it might ]ajn> gent’ s umbrella; Mrs. Wm.
Govenor of Oregon. A. W. L a f-i grain, vegetables, onions, corn
past week when a car of yellow hurt some individuals, was for | Marsh, cut glass bowl; Mrs. E. ' ferty, Republican, elected to Con- a ,d alfalfa,
Fruit
,
!
Newtown apples, entered by that their own good as well as for the i n . Stroup, carving set; Mr. Kers-
Lands
gress.
Where Mr. Reuter’ s farm is
He l a k e ,
safety razor; Master
If you have a bargain
city, carried off first prize at the good of the community.
Henry J. Bean and T. A. Me- jlocated in Crook County the ar-
Canadian National Apple Show spoke of the necessity of har- Scearce, half dozen tea spoons.
let me know.
I will
Specialty
Bride, Republicans, elected Su- nua| rainfall is light, being
at Vancouver, B. C. The same monious action and effort in
The five new subscriptions to
handle
it
quicker
than
preme Court Justices, for four around ten jnches. A few years
Oregon
I Mosier
exhibit won third prize in the working for the up-building of The Bulletin were drawn by Guy
years, and George H. Burnett a,ro Mr
Renter adopted the
any other dealer.
sweepstakes contest, despite the Mosier. Mr. McCusker is a man ; WilsoN, A. P. Kerron, E. L.
and
Frank
A.
Moore,
Republi-
i
methods
of
dry
farming
advanced
D
O
N ’T K N O C K
BOOST
many exhibits entered by the qf large experience and broad i Burt, C. J. Littlepage and Wil- I cans, were elected for six years.
by Professor Campbell and his
W. A. HUSBANDS
ideas
and
his
remarks
were
lis­
j lie Carroll.
Canadian apple growers and
OREGON
! MOSIER - -
I Prohibition snowed under; like- efforts along improved lines of
those of Northwest states. This tened iso with much interest.
B l a c k s m it h
j wise woman suffrage.
cultivation s o o n produced at­
Mrs. Amy L. Gove’s Prodigy
showing is a splendid one and
SPEC U LA TIO N .
Duniway re-elected
S t a t e tractive results. The quality of
HIDES!!
HIDES!!
Horse
Shoeing and General HIDES!!
indicates that Southern Oregon or “ Medley of Men” , depicting
During prosperous times j Printer.
Call at the B ulletin office and
products
raised
by
Mr.
Reuter,
the
vices
and
virtues
of
Mosier’s
fruit will offer keen competition
Repair Work.
Thomas B. Kay elect d Sta<e
the temptation to invest in
get tags to ship your hides to
as shown by the exhibit judges
at Spokane, as well as at the male * population, was amusing
!
Treasurer.
some form of speculation is
Kauffman,
Davidson, Semmel, of
at
Spokane,
i
s
considered
the
and received much applause,
Portland apple show.
Satisfaction guaranteed
F. W. Benson elected Secretary
great. Within recent months
Portland.
best
that
can
’
be
raised
by
the
Real estate men of the state while the “ Sperience of Rev.
of State.
many schemes have been ex­
MOSIER
-
-
OREGON
dry farming system.
plan a federation whose objects Cracker Strong,” as given by
A. M. Crawford
Attorney
ploited to separate the peo­
“
I
consider
that
Mr.
Reuter’
s
arc to protect the members and Mr. Lee Hunter, in the black
General.
ple from their hard-earned
success is one of the great
Lee
Swander
bring abouCa better understand- face, was all to the good.
L. R. Alderman Superinten­ achievements of Central Ore­
money. These cover a wide
12:00 Dinner
ing'.between the buying and sell­ was there with bells.
dent Public Instruction.
range but many consist of
gon,” said Don P. Rea yester­
The ladies had brought well
2:00 Devotional Service
ing public. There are between
In Wasco County the entire day. “ His work will open up a
stock in some new Company
Manufacturer of
2:30 Conference on C. W. B.
4.000 and 5,000 persons engaged filled baskets to the amount of
which promises large profits.
Republican ticket was elected wreat field for dry farming in the
M. Work, by Mrs. Ellen Hunter
iii selling real estate in Oregon about sixty, which were auc­
FINE MISSION FURNITURE
with the exception of District central part of the state, where
Attention is directed to the
tioned
off
to
the
highest
bidders.
3:30 Social half-hour
and'it is thought an association
immense profits made by the
Judge and one representative. thousands of acres hitherto con­
4:00 Conference on Christian And Cabinet Work of all kinds
would be a highly effective The proceeds from the sale of j old companies in similar
Judge Bradshaw, Democrat, won sidered worthless save for graz­
Endeavor Work, by Mrs. Mary
machine for advancing the in­ them amounted to about $300.
lines, and all sorts of argu-
over S. W. Stark, Republican, ing purposes, can be made highly I). Benton (Members of the C.
terests of realty men throughout Two prizes were given for the
I ments and inducements are
by about 1000 majority; A. J. productive by using the dry­ E. are requested to come to this C O L E ’S
B A R B E R SHOP
the state, as well as aiding the two baskets bringing the highest I offered to place the stock.
.Derby,
Democrat candidate, won farming system.”
conference immediately a f t e r
Miss Jessie Stockwell,
development of the whole com­ prices.
Some of these have merit,
over Leland Henderson, Repub­
The showing made by Mr. school)
Mosier - - Oregon
of Hood River, won ’ the first
monwealth.
but most of them have not.
lican, by a small'majority.
Re ¡ter"has been brought to the
5:00
Adjournment
for
supper
prize,
a
fine
lady’
s
hand
bag,
her
Oregon fir will be used for the
The MOSIER V A L L E Y
In Mosier 121 votes w;ere polled attention of the Portland Cham­
7:30 Devotional Service
decks of the world’s largest basket bringing $20, and was
BAN K is ready to assist you
out
of 140 registrations. The in­ ber of Commerce. It is planned
8:00
Address on Bible School
bought
by
Mr.
Geo.
Winched,
j
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
steamship, the keel for which
in getting at the value of
clement weather kept many at to bring Mr. Reuter.to Portland Work, hy Mrs. Esson
of
Hood
River,
who
was
deter­
has been laid at Stettin, Ger­
any investment offered. As
D e n t ist
home. J. E. Cole for Justice of soon to give a demonstration of
8:30 Address on The Work of
many.
The ship Omega has mined that no Mosierite could j a general rule a man is safer
OFFICE OVKK BUTLER RAN KIN G GOMPANT
the
Peace,
and
C.
H.
Dunsmore
the
work
he
has
been
doing
on
the Y. P. S. G. E., by Mrs. Ben­
reached the harbor for the lum­ get away with a Hood River has-1 to invest his funds where he
PHONES:
for Constable, were given a hisfarm . Efforts will he made
ket.
The
second
prize,
a
silk
au-1
ton
OfTW 2M Residence 28 B
ber required, which is 2.000,000
popular vote.
has command of them. We
to secure the display made by
OREGON
9:00 A ten minute consecra­ HOOT) RIVER
feet. The new liner will be op­ tomobile scarf, was won by Mrs.
offer you a safe depository
Mr. Reuter at Spokane and in­ tion service
Amy
L.
Gove,
whose
basket
was
erated between America and
until you can find such an
CARD OF TH AN K S
stall it among the permanent ex­
Europe by the Hamburg-Ameri- most unique, being a model of
A cordial invitation is ex­
investment.
hibits at the Chamber o f Com-
the
proposed
exhibit
building,
i
The
committee
who
had
charge
can line and will have a speed of
tended to the public. We hope
i of the entertainment’ and basket merce.
22 knots. She will be of 25,000 made of wood and measuring 16x |
all the church people of Mosier
NOTICE!
24x14
inches.
There
were
many
social last Saturday night, wish
tons gross register, with a length
will attend.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
All persons who intend to make to thank each and every one who Christian Church Rally, Nov. 21-2
of 880 feet, beam 96 feet, a?ul pretty baskets there; judging by
A. C. C o r b in ,
P rogram
M o s ie r
-
-
-
O reg on
will have accommodations for their looks, they all deserved a {apple exhibits, thru the Mosier helped in any way to make the
Pastor.
prize. One basket in particular, Commereial C lub, at Hood River affajr a success.
This includes
5.000 passengers.
Monday night, Nov. 21
was most novel.
This repre- and Portland, are requested to those who took part on the pre­
Dates of the Fifth Annual Rose
7:30 Devotional Service
sented a large loaf of bread, with make their final report at once gram, the ladies bringing bas-
Festival have been fixed by the
8:00 Address, Oregon Mis­
a dainty luncheon inside, brought as to number of boxes sent, to kets, those who donated articles
management for the week be­
sions, C. F. Swander
by Mrs. C. J. Littlepage, o f 1 Geo. S. Hail or A. P. Bateham, to be sold for the benefit of the
ginning June 5, 1911.
N e tt
8:30 Address,'Work of the C.
Grand View. After the baske s in order that arrangements can movement, and those who went
year’s Festival, say the officials. ,
W. B. M ., Mrs. Ellen Hunter
were all disposed of, came the b i made for floor space.
prepared to take part, hut owing
will be the most splendid in the
Tuesday, Nov. 22
disposal of the contents, which i
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j to the lack o f time, were not
history of the city.
New fea­
9:45
Devotional Service
Now is an excellent time t o ical|ed
occupied considerable
ti me.
tures are being planned and next
10:00
Conference on State
sill scrd>e for the BULLETIN.
Then followed the drawing of
W IL L B ? H ELD
Signed,
year’s show will undoubtedly
You ought to take your home;
Missionary W o r k , by C. F.
the numerous articles donated by paper.
C
o
m
m
it
t
e
e
.
outdo anything of the kind here­
public spirited citizens and non­
tofore held.
residents. This took up so much
Portland Y. M. C. A. is teach­ time that the latter half of the
ing apple culture to those inter­ literary program had to be left
C. H . DUNSM ORE, Prop.
The greatest variety of prizes, cups and trophies ever o f­
ested in the science.
Classes out.
The articles drawn* for
fered. Prizes for single apples, Ixtxes ami everything
DEALER
IN
will be held throughout the Win­ were a set of silver of knives, j
up to carloads will be awarded
ter and lectures will he delivered forks and spoons and a hand­
Fresh and Cured Meats
by experts. This work is in­ some doll, presented by Mark A. 1
Country Produce
tensely practical and will he pro­
Mayer, of Portland, (the doll be­
ductive of good results.
ing auctioned off), a lady’s silk
For the lies! carload of 630 boxes or bushels. A floor space
of three and one-half acres required to house this great
umbrella and carving set, do­
show.
Besides the exhibit of apples, apple
ATTENTION
nated by Oliver Brown, of Phila­
growers, packers and cookers will learn and
FRUIT-GROWERS ! delphia; a cut glass berry bowl, j
gain valuable information.
donated hy Mr, Thos. McCusker,
Ample hotel accommodations without raise in price will be provided
The Mosier Commercial Club
of Portland, a gold plated safety
will want al>out 120 boxes of
A pleasant place to spend a so­
razor, the donor Iteing Mr. E. T.
apples of the following varieties:
Johnson. Portland and Mosier; a
cial hour is at
Spitzenbergs, Yellow Newtowns,
half dozen tea spoons, given by
i
RedCheeked Pippins. Jonathans.
S. E. Francisco’s Pool Room
Jas. E. Cole, of Mosier; a dozen
Arkansas Blacks. Ortleys ard
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dolls sent by W’oodard & Clark,
Will have in effect low Round-trip Fares from all points on its lines
Baldwins. They must be of tie
For further information apply to any O. R. & N. Agent or to
Portland druggists; and five new
S o f t D r in k s , C a n d y , C igars
best in every respect, as they
subscriptions to the Mosier Bul­
will be displayed in the exh:!)!t
T o b ac co
letin.
W ILLIAM VCMURRAY.
booth at the depot. For enrr-
The ’ucky numbers were drawn
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT,
plete information, see Dr. Rob­
as follows: Miss Myrtle Har-j
Mosier,
Oregon
PORTLAND. OREGON.
inson. secretary of the Club.
.
The Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
Toppenish
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-
Wash.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
G eo . C
l
D. D. H A IL
REAL ESTATE
W . H. Huffines
H. G. K I B B E E
T H IR D
ANNUAL
National Apple Show
S P O K A N E W A S H IN G T O N
November 14 to 19, 1910
Cold Weather;-
Heating Stoves
A good time to select your H eat­
ing Stoves is N O W before the colder
weather sets in.
Our stock is complete.
Prices to fit your pocket books
W. E. CHOWN,
Mosier
Ore
MOSIER MARKET
$ 2 0 ,0 0 0 In Premiums
$1,000 Champion Carload Prize
Mosier
THE
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Oregon
OAKS
The Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Co.
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