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OUR PORTLAND LETTER
Portland, Ore. Dec. 2Q„ (Special)
When the annual convention of
National Wool Growers’ Associa
tion opens in Portland January
4, it will be thfcbigge&t and most
important, gathering of sheep
saisers nr America for years.
Questions of vital importance to
the sheep industry are to be con
sidered and the future policy of
the wool interests will be out-
fined.
According to those high in the
councils of the organization, little
support for the wool men may be
ekpected either from President
Taft or the next Congress.
Both, it seems, are determined
to lead Schedule K to the slaugh
ter in revising the tariff bill.
The friends of the threatened
schedule would leave the subject
to the Tariff Board but it is said
President Taft feels that the
public expects further tinkering
with the rates on wool and wool
en,» and he is determined to ac
cede to their demands.
It is felt by the wool men that
their side of the case has never
been presented to the public
fail ly, while on the other hand
IJhey charge the agitation that
has arisen against them to the
mudslinger and muckraker in
the sensational magazines.
“ Schedule K ,” said D. O.
Lively, chairman of the general
arrangements committee, “ will
be the meat of the cocoanut as
far as the convention is con
cerned.
it is the life of the
wool trade and when it is threat
ened the existence of the wool
industry is in danger.
Wool
growers all over the country are
alarmed at the rapid advance
ment of the sentiment for a
chmige in the wool schedules of
the tariff. ”
The program, as now outlined,
includes m a n y speakers of
national prominence, who will
speak on tariff matters and other
subjects of vital importance to
the wool industry.
A great sheep and goat show
will be held in connection with
the convention, which meets at
the armory, and prize animals
from all over the country will be
on exhibition.
Breeders and
wool men are taking unusual in
terest in the approaching session
and they will attend in very
large numbers, it being expected
that no less than 6000 people di
rectly interested in the sheep
business will be in Portland dur
ing the four days of the conven
tion.
James J. Hill' played Santa
Claus this week by visiting Ore
gon and promising new railways.
Extensions of the Oregon Trunk
Line from the present proposed
terminus at Bend south through
interior Oregon, the pushing of
the United Railways westward
to Tillamook and the building of
an independent Hill passenger
station in Portland were some of
the things the Empire Builder
outlined.
Oregon may one day have the
most beautiful scenic highway in
the world, for the new road now
under constrnction to Crater
Lake from Medford is said by
experts to be superior to any on
This continent or through the
Alps in the grandeur of its scen
ery. Road experts of the Gov
ernment in charge of the work-
say the new highway will have
no superior anywhere and char
acterize the work as “ Forty-five
miles o f macadamizing through
the greatest scenic section of the
world.”
The Oregon Agricultural Col
lege will commence its annual
s(tecia) short courses for farmers
on January 3 and the instruction
to lie offered this year is prob
ably the best since these courses
were started several years ago.
Expert* in the various branches
have been seen re* l and the
sjiecial work will extend over a
period of six weeks.
to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and
W A SC O C O U N T Y ,
OREGON,
F R ID A Y ,
DECEM BER 23, 1910
NO. 42
paid for before affidavits are furnished.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Information Wante 1
(PUBLISHER)
The following lett- r which we
See
Dopaitrnei t of The Interior,
have been asked to give public -
U. S. Land Oit.ee
i y, is self explanatory, but we
At The Dalles, Oregon,
wish to eçiphas'ze the fact that
December 9th, 1910.
ev ry section of Oregon havii g
NOTICE is hereby given that Oscar
i E. Wilson, whese post office address is
wo ! prizes or medals at recet t
' Mosier, Oregon, did on the 28th day of
fruit or other exhibits, will e
' February, 1910, file in this office Sworn
exploited in this booklet. There
Statement an 1 Application, .No. 0010?,
fore it is hoped that every one
| to purchase the NE1-4SW1-4, Section
He can make your watch keep time
in Hosier District who won a
28, Towi ship 1 North, Range 11 East
| Willamette Meridian, and the timhe:
prize or medals will follow out
i thereon, under the provisionsof the ac
fhe instructions m Mr. Wells’
o f June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory
letter and send the information
known as the ‘ "Timber and Stone
m at once to Dr. Robinson:
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-
O regon
|
M o s ie r
Portland, Ore-,
( such application, the land and timbei
Dec. 17, 1910.
thereon have been appraised, the tim
Dr. David Robinson, Sec’y,
her estimated 270,000 hoard feet at $.50
CommercialClub of Hosier Valley
cents per M, and the land $50.00; that
Mosier, Oregon.
said applicant will offer final proof in
support of his application and sworn
Dear Sir:
statement on the 21th day o f February,
We are planning to issue a
1911, before the Register and Receiver
booklet to be called, “ Oregon
Located A t
of the U. S. Land Office at The Dalles,
the Prize Winner” ,, the purpose
Oregon.
of which is to describe all the
Any person Is at liberty to protest
o f Alosier, Oregon,
this purchase before entry, or initiate
important victories of the ex
Guarantees all its stock true to name and will replace all
a contest at any time before patent is
hibitors from this state in com
trees or plants, failing to live the first year, it' due care has
F or your Drugs, Sundries, Patent Medicines, Station
sues, by filing a corroborated affidavit
been exercised.
Our customers are always satisfied and
petition with those o f other
in this office, alleging facts which
ery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars, IceC ream and
repeat their orders.
states.
All the products of the
would defeat this entry.
A line dropped to our agent, S. W. Heppner, at Hood
state will be inchuded. It is de
C. W. M oore ,
Soda Water.
Everything in the Drug line.
River, Ore., will bring him at any time to attend to your
Register.
sired that if your section has
wants.
taken any medals, prizes or
First publication Dec.*16
a vards of this nature, you will
give us immediately the full de
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
G eo . C h a m b e r l a i n A ll B us , ness ™ t " usted to
tails, including, date, name of Summary o f 1 9 1 0 Assessment Roll for W a sco County, O re,
(PUBLISHER)
T he C a r e o f th e
fair or exhibition, name o f win
Department o f the Interior
REAL
ESTATE
r
.
.
XT
, D
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VALUE
U. S. Land Office at
ner, character of exhibit, nature |
The
Dalles,
Oregon,
$2,567,200
Fruit
and value o f award.
And, if Acres of Tillable Lands, 146,090......................
December 7th, 1910.
Lands
of The Dalles, Oregon
possible, please send us photo Acres of Non-Tillable Lands, 447,704.................................. 1,700,350
NOTICE is hereby given that Walter
graphs o f the prizes and prize-
a
WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION
Improvements on Deeded Lands.......................................
445,615 Gardner, o f Fir, Oregon, who on May i
winning- exhibits.
Specialty Capital
.
.
$ioo,000.00
10th, 1909, made Homestead, No. 04852,
The booklet will have wide dis-! Town and City Lots................................................................ 1,063,385 | for NW1-4NE1-4, Section 8, Township 1 Mosier
■
Oregon j S u r p lu s ^ ,jd i.id -
tribution and we believe that: Improvements on Town and City Lots................................ 1,018,340 1 North, Range 11 East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice o f intention I
your co-operation in this matter Improvements on Lands Not Deeded or Patented.........
J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s id e n t
18,855 to make Final commutation Proof, to i
W. A. HUSBANDS
will be fully justified.
E d M. W il l ia m s M ax A. V ogt
establish claim to the land above des-
Miles Electric Wire, Poles, etc., 30....................................
11,100
Very truly yours,
B l a c k s m it h
i cribed, before the Register and Re
Vice Pres.
Cashier
W illiam B ittle W ells .
Stationary Engines, Manufacturing Machinery, E t c ....
341,205 ceiver, of the U. S. Land office, at The Horse Shoeing and General
Dalles, Oregon, on the 18th day of
HIDES!!
HIDES!!
HIDES!!
Merchandise and Stock in Trade.........................................
441,190 January, 1911.
Repair Work.
Publicity Fund Subscription
Call at the B ulletin office and
Claimant
names
as
witnesses:
Wil
Farm Implements, Wagons, Carriages, Autos, E tc.........
148,325
Satisfaction guaranteed
We, the undersigned, hereby i
get tags to ship your hides to
liam B. Gentry, Ernest Cole, Nicholas
OREGON Kauffman, Davidson, Semmel, of
167,145 Jacob, Ira Dungey, all o f Kir, Oregon. MOSIER
pledge , ourselves to pay the1 sum ! Money.......................................................................................
C. W. MoORlS,
set opposite our names EACH and Notes and Accounts................................................................
Portland.
65,205
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
every month for one year from 1
Shares o f Stock.......................................................................
232,990
Deportment o f the Interior,
August 1st, 1910. Said sums to
United Staten Land Office,
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION
205,275
by paid into the Mosier Valley Household Furniture, Watches, Jewelry, E tc...................
At The Dalles, Oregon, Nov. 5, 1910.
(PUBLISHER)
Bank the first day of each month Horses and Mules, 6804 ........................................................
Department of The Interior,
354.355
NOTICE is hereby given that Frank
U. S. Land Oitice at
without notice , and placed to
L. Farris, o f Mt. Hood, Oregon, who
The Dalles, Oregon,
Cattle, 6299.............................................................................
104,100
the credit o f the Commercial
Manufacturer of
December 13th, 1910. on June 30, 1906, made homestead en
298,535
Club, to be applied to the public Sheep and Goats, 98,616........................................................
NOTICE is tiereby given that Edwin try No. 15246, (Serial No. 03950), for
F. Reeves, of Mosier, Oregon, who on I.ot 4, Section 19, and Lot 1, Section
ity fund of said Club, arid used Swine, 4404.............................................................................
19,060 February 9th, 1910, made ’i imber and 30, Township 1 N ., Range 11 East, FINE MISSION FURNITURE
for the advancement of the in-!
Stone application No. 05986, for El-2 Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
And Cabinet Work of all kinds
NE1-4, and the E 1-2SE1-4, Section 12,
terests of the Mosier District.
Total Value o f all Property.................................... $9,202,230 Township
1 North, Range 11 East, Wil of intention to make Final commutation
Proof,
to
establish
claim
to
the
land
Is your name on that list? I f !
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of
Same property as above assessed last year, $8,080,980
intention to make Final timber and above described, before F. A. Blihop,
it is why don’ t you do as you |
BARBER SHOP
| stone Proof, to establish claim to the a U. S. Commissioner at his office, at COLE’S
Increase over last year, $1,121,250.
agreed? There is only one quar
| land above d. sc rihed, before the Keg- Hood River, Oregon, on the 26th day
|
istor
i
nd
Receiver
of
the
U.
S.
Land
ter of tlie money paid in that is
This does not include assessments on railroad property, tele Offi ■ at The D files, Oregon, on the December, 1910.
Mosier - - Oregon
due. Do you want the Commer
Cluimant names as witnesses:
phone lines, telegraph lines, Pullman cars, etc., which are now as 25th d: y of February, 1911.
) Claimant nanus as witnesses: Ben Edmon C. Miller, and Armand Pater-
cial Club to go to the expense of
Veatch, Roy Ah rnathey, Chester Kers- eau, of Mt. Hood, Oregon, and Charles
sessed
by
State
Tax
Commissioners
and
which
was
valued
last
year
hiring a collector to wait on you?
1 lal e, J. H. Reeves, all o f Mosier, Ore- Hathbum and Clarence C. Piper, of
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Do you think the director* can at $1,566,430, which if assessed for this year at same value and ; gon.
Hood River, Oregon.
C. W. M o o r e ,
D e n t is t
hire a man te» manage the busi
C. W. MOORE, Register.
Register.
added to total would equal a sum total o f the roll for 1910 of
OrriCK OVER UUTI.ER B A N K lN U COM P AN Y
(First publication Dec. 28)
ness o f the Club on promises?
PH O NES:
It takes money to do things, $10,768,660.
O IH »
R etti,le n t1« 2M B
hence the importance of meeting,
Respectfully submitted,
OREGON
HOOD RIVER
this obligation at once.
J. W. KOONTZ, County Assessor.
¡C. H. D U N SM O R E, Prop.
N ick J ohnson , Pres.
f
ICH»OL & c o l
Gene irai
LARAWAY
Hood River's Reliable Jeweler for
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
Merc :h an dise
8
ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN
and Get Results.
Go To
W ashington Nursery
The Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
Toppenish
-
-
Wash.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
„ ..
First National Bank
W. H. Huffines
i MOSIER MARKET
DEALER IN
At The Christian Church
| L O C A L T IM E -T A B L E
H. G. K I B B E E
AMONG THE OTHER THINGS
Fresh and Cured Meats
There
will
be
an
entertain-
No.
7
West
l>ound
7;25
a.
m.
I
wish
to
list
a
few
good
de
That you have planned for
Country Produce
ment by the children at the . .
,,
,,
_
sirable pieces of property in the
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
that boy at the Christmas \ Christian Church on Christmas
1
2:50 p. m Mosier Fruit District at reason- _
Season why not include a
eve. There will be songs and No. 2 East “
10:50 a. m. able prices and terms.
Give IV lO S ie F
m o s ,E r
- -
O regon
Bank Pass Book with a de
recitations and drill by the chil- vr0 s ..
..
K.on _ _ complete description, location, j
dren and some special music by
posit entered in it? The age
price, terms, etc in first letter.
the choir. There will also be a
No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop
Address
of the boy makes no differ
L. A. id A THEWS,
♦KTherw<T i11 be ".«Presents. on Sundays only for Hood River
ence, and the amount with
Upon the whole we wish to mag
Mosier,
Ore., P. O. Box 21
Which you start him off
nify Christ rather than Santa an(l Portland.
doesn’ t matter so much—the
Claus.
— — •----- ---
fact of giving him A BA-NK
lhe public is invited and we
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Frey were
iope to make all coiners feel wel- down on Tuesday from their
account is th e important
come
thing. It will be one act of
O f course everything is free fruit ranch at Greenwood. They
Is the place to visit.
Orange groves in full bloom,
yours that he will remember
to all.
have been suffering with rheu-
tropical flowers, famous hotels, historic Old Missions, at
always and tire chances are
tractive watering places, delightful climate, making that
Services begin at 7:30.
matism, but have recovered
favored section the Nation’s most popular retreat.
You
that when he conies to be a
A. C. C orbin .
somewhat.
can see it at its best via the
man he will he grateful to
you, for with many it means
a start along the road to a
competence.
And "The Road o f a Thousand Wonders”
Oregon
California
DAVENPORT
The M o s ie r V a l l e y B ank
has the accounts of many of
the children of this neigh-
Itorhood, but itought to have
more of them. You don’ t
need to consider this.
You
k tu H i' it’ s the proper thing.
In New Zealand any man with
a few hundred dollars can get
land o f the government, pay-,
ing down only the interest in ad
vance.
On his improvements
the government will loan hint
their value. The result is that |
New Zealand has more men j
working for themselves and own
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans and ing their own homes than in any
little son were shopping in Hood other civilized commonwealth in |
River on Wednesday.
the w orld.-L abor Press.
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MOSIER,
VOL. II
Cold Weathers-
Heating Stoves
HARNESS Co.
Harness and Saddlery Goods
Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc
Hand-made Harness a Specialty
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
THE OAKS
A pleasant place to spend a so
cia) hour is at
S. E. Francisco’s Pool Room
Mosier
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Ore
Route
CAY YOWKLL, Mgr.
A good tim e to select your H eat
ing Stoves is NOW before the-colder
w eather sets in.
Our stock is complete.
Prices to fit your pocket books
W. E. CHOWN,
Shasta
| S oft
D rinks ,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
COMPANY
Up-to-date trains, first-class in every respect, unexcelled
dining-car service, quidk lime and direct connections to
all points south.
SPECIAL
ROUND
TRIP
FARE
$ 55.00
Portland to Los Angelos and Return
With corresponding low fares from all other sections of
the Northwest. Liberal stop-overs in each direction and
long limit. Interesting and attractive literature on the
various resorts and attractions of California can be had on
application to any S. P. or O. R. & N. Agent, or from
C a n d y , C igars
T obacco
W IL L IA M M C M U R R A Y .
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT,
i
Mosier,
Orego ;
PO RTLAND. OREGON.