PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
-ADVERTISING RATES
BY
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H. G. K1BBEE, Proprietor
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ProiMaiuusl Card*................ .per asAh I
SCRIPTJON RATES
•One Year......................................................$1.50
Six Von.ht......................................................T*
Three* Months..................................................................... 50
a 4,
Entered as second ela. » matter ' Tarch 12 .
the post «»ilice ut M Mer, Orejan, under the Act of
March 3. 1**7H.
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O ua-quaaU r Colum n....................... -
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Buoinooo lo ca l, w ill bo cbmrsad a t S canto « o r D m
fo r each Inoottion.
L oral advertisem ents w ill In aM Ha—p bo vharrUd
VO L. I ll
MOSIEIL
OUR PORTLAND LETTER
t >rs «ere tiie lu st boosters there
Portland. O re. . M;
T.Iar. 14, (Special) are. Heads of the Portland pa-
,hnnuiivn pers attended the biennal dinner
-After a careful and exhaustive
:on
Study of market conditions
in the of the Club and helped with su£-
-■
Pacific Northwest during the firestrons for furthering the work.
past eight years. President Har- Th?y are among the most active
vey Beckwith, of the Portland ones in inis city in t• 11 * i !..• .uni
Commercial Club, makes the the same is true .of
startling statement that prices throughout Oregon; their w(
paid to farmers for eleven dif­ i is incessant and is very effective.
The report of Manager C. C.
ferent articles of food, all ne­
cessities, advanced 81.4 percent Chapman of the Promotion Com­
between April, 1802 and October mittee of the Club gives due
1910. and he hacks up his state­ credit for this valuable work,
ment by quotations fiom market i The co-operation of t he various
reports published in Portland commercial bodies of the state
t through the Oregon Develop­
during that period.
League
»am Presi-
rresi- ment
.
. .. was mentioned
“ These figures,” said
, ,
... . .
, with anpreciation. as was the as-
dent Beckwith,
indicate that
r, ,
. a high-priced
...
. , markei
,
s . .lance
Portland is
. . . or other Coast . cities in
„
.
.
along
for
farm
produce,
and the high i helping
*
” movements ol i u u -
prices are directly chargeable to j ua Y
u‘
the great increase in consump-i Pol tland business men " *.«
tion over production. The de-| have-contributed to the funds of
mands of a rapidly growing pop-
ulation have more than kept pace ! j s^own that ^ie,r support
has
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with the increase in the quantity ^een a great benefit in building
o f essential foodstuffs sent to u9 ^le ^tate at large as well as
market by the farmers of the! their own city and the «detailed
state, and this condition is on; ^ VV<;1'K s’unvs fhe funds have Den
that is not likely to he changed
spent.
fora long time, if ever, and the
Chairman Johnson of the Pro­
situation is a very inviting one notion Committee emphasized
to the producer.
the great, future of Portland and
“ In the table of prices sub­ the Northwest and showed the!
mitted herewith are two i-> w- l< ! m ed for continued effort along i
which I desire to call particular lines so far followed. The v.mil;
attention,—eggs and poultry. of the Inquiry Bureau of the
There is no good reason why the j Commerciai Club, tin- convention ¡
Pacific Northwest fiiouldno! p n - and indusirial Bureaus ami ih<
duce eggs and c h i . i : ; :. ! ¡¡reas bureau was ivviewc-d anil j
to fully supply the local demand progress noted in all the varied |
and thus relieve the wholesale:s • activities. Ci-atef p’•egress lor
from the necessity of ordering I the future is the j ur¡)o:-.e of the j
carload after carload from the | Promotion Committee and this!
Middle West.
There is abso- s *-ition extends throughout the!
lately no danger of overproi uc- state.
tion in these lines, in fact, there
isSittle pros •( ■.■ t that the sun j
..
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.
,
No- hw “St s . •■ •. c* Cron
will ever exceed, or even equal,
the demand.
R l|;iS been argued by some!
T*'*'
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W ASCO C O U N T Y , OREGON,
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* >->■> Vo -is -i V k V )
Lwi -fe-\
LARAWAY
, ,7 ,, ois f Hood Rivers Reliable Jeweler for
Watches, Diamonds, jewelry
>
»Vfes*» fettes»
H e can make your watch keep time
^ t- î> r .
The Arthur A* Burt Drug Co.,
o f H osier, Oregon,
F or your Drugs, Sundries, Patent Medicines, Station­
ery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars, Ice Cream and
Seda W ater.
F R ID A Y , M AR CH 17, 1911
NO. 2
to the thirty ortierinr thorn, a t ln ra l Km tea, a U
paid fo r before adidavita a rt furnish ad.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR WASCO
! COUNTY.
Esther McDonald, plaintiff,
vs
Eugene McDonald, defendant.
SUMMONS.
To Eugene McDonald, the above named
defendant:.
In th.- Name o f the State o f Oregon;
You are hereby required to appear ami
answer the complaint in the above en­
titled suit on or before the expiration
. o f six weeks from the date o f the first |
- publication o f this summons as herein- '
after stated, ami in case you fail so to
appear and answer said complaint, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
; relief prayed for in h«o complaint,
! namely: for p. decree forever dissolving
the bonds o f matrimony now existing
between plaintiff and defendant and i
changing the name o f plaintiff to that
formerly held by her.
A ll B usiness entrusted
This summons is served upon you bv
publication by order o f the above en­
\
T he C are of the
titled court made in said cause on the
REAL ESTATE
20th day o f February, lilll, which order j
requires this summons to be published Fruit
! for six consecutive weeks in the Mo-
Lands
» f The D alles/O regfn
sier Bulletin, a newspaper o f general
a
circulation published each week in Was­
WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION
co County, Oregon, and said order pre­
Capital
-
-
$100,000.00
scribes that you shall appear anil ans-
Mosier
Surplus
and
undivid­
Oregon
; wer said complaint on or before the ex­
ed profits --
100,'000.08
piration o f six weeks from the date o f
the first publication thereof, which said
J.- S. SCH ENCK , ’ P resident ,
\ date is February 24th, 1911.
E d M. W illiams .M ax A. Voct
W. A. HUSBANDS
_____& CO.
General
Merchandise
s
M o s ie r
-
-
O regon
G eo . C hamberlain
First National Bank
Everything in the Drug line.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
Specialty
M
1 \ j
CE!
C a r l t o n I ,. P e p p e r ,
Beginning MARCH 1st all busi­
ness will be done on a cash or 80
day basis.
C a Elis not paid by the 15th of
the following month from date of
purchase, credit wid be refused un­
til settlement.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(PUBLISHER)
Department ul The Interior, U. S.
1 and Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
vVice Pres.
B l a c k s m it h
Horse
Shoeing
and
General
Repair Work.
Satisfaction giiArant^eti
MOSIER
-
-
OREGON
Gashiét
DAVENPORT
HARNESS Co.
February 18th, 1911.
CAY YOWEAL/T«|r
NOTICE is hereby given that Emma
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ■Harness and Saddlery Goods
O. Jetty, o f Portland, Oregon, who on
Tent», Wagon Covers, Etc
Notice is hereby given that the un-
April 2f>th, 1810, made Tim! er and
Stone Entry, No. 0C576, for Lot 7, ; dersigned, Adeline Sellinger, adminis­ Hand-made Harness a Specialty
SE1SW1 and the SWiSE|, Section 6, tratrix o f the estate o f George Sellin- H O O D fllV ER
- OREGON
Township 1 North. Range 12 East, Wil­ : ger, deceased, has filed her Final Ac­
count
and
Report
vftth
the
County
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of in-
tention to make Final Timber and Stone Clerk o f Wasco County, Oregon, and
Proof, to establish claim to the land that Saturday, the 25th day o f March,
above described, before the Register 1911, at the hour o f 2 P. M. of- said day
C. H. DUNSMORE, P ftp .
and Receiver o f the U. S. Land office. in the County Courtroom of the County
Courthouse
in
"Dalles
City,
Wasco
DEALER IN
The Dalleq, Oregon on the 27th day o f
County, Oregon, has been fixed by the
April. 1911.
Fresh^and
Cured Meats
Claimant names as witnesses; Walter coui t as the time and place for hearing
“ Let us assume tin t th re are
, ’ < ’ ,'K ' ’ i''
' 1
Country
Produce
said
report.
H. Kerslake, Edwin F. Reeves, J. Her­
5.000 fanners in Oregon and that ' *P,Y , '
‘ii . ’ l
All
persons
are
hereby
notified
to
ap­
Big
Electric
Power
along
man
Reeves,
all
o
f
Mosier,
Oregon
and
j
.
...
, ..
ant of the real conuition ot the
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
at the present time eacn tanner
,
, .
Robert P. Boyce, o f Portland, Oregon. pear at suid time and ^!ace to show
(Publisher.)
• i
•
i- oo i
a! file market, that t!ie acrea' e
Columbia
cause, if any there be, why said report
as keeping an average ot 20 hens. ,.
C. W. M o o r e ,
Department o f the Interior, U. S.
P. umrej
Bailey ui
o f the
Jt is probably fair to estimate
estimate' | .
,,
,
,l ‘
" Manager
« * " » » « IJ. *.
me I.mid Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
• Register. should not be approved and an order
made discharging aaiil administratrix
that each hen will raise,
during “ ‘ A ' .
, ! *” ! ■'' ’
Pacific Power & Light company January 17th, 1911.
te, duri
and closing said estate.
'would he glutted, resulting in which is the llolfiing
Notice
is
lien
by
given
that
Robert
the coming Summer, a brood <8 .
Is the place to get your choidle
.
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"“O ‘ " / " r 'H '"r ! !’? " ;) P. Iiovce, of Portland, Oregon, who, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
A deline S e lling er ,
------- . . . . h ea v y lo s s t o th e o r c h a r d is t erwming th e H o o d R iv e r L ig h t & ol viarch 16th, m o , made Timber and
( p u b l is h e r )
C igars ,
T obacco
Administratrix of the estate of
ten c h ic k e n s anil ciui in g
. ^
According to the reports ; i ! •* «n ■- Power Co., in a sta oment at Die stone application No. «6232, for N1.-2S
Department of The Interior,
George Setlig^er, deceased.
anceof the year will lay 12tloz> n jn e n t a p },]e g-powers and apple Dalles last week . : id in regard El-4, S I.M S ia-4, Section 6, Township
v G andy ,
S o f t -D rinks
U. S. I .and Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
eggs.
The worth
chickens
!.!•■ to ov r - 1 to tlie big plant the company is !1 N-'ith, Range 12 FWM., has filed
P ool and B illiards
tainiy lie
A! should
cents t. cei-
ch b , „ y i (.rs js ¡¡.¡p.
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,
™ —v --- h -
me cuuni.
February 4th, 1911.
!
notice
o
f
intention
to
make
Final
NOTICE is hereby given that Jesse NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
when ready for market, and the A
.
. ‘' c“ A 1“ .’
ap' completing at White River:
S. E. Francisco, Pr<Jp,
Proof, to establish ch im to the land
(PUBLISHER)
o n s will »«II at a min.... .
r;™ ’ T m li. T ' " r . ‘lm t l,,,’ ’ eC'
" * * * » m r r n t b , are in- above d< scribed, before the Register I). Lester, o f Mosier, Oregon, whit? on
May
29th,
1
9
(
,
made
Homestead,
No.
price of 25 cents per dozen, a to- j ’ *. ‘ ()- " ng to .m< v..
e, stalled our work at White river
Department o f The Interior,
Mosier,
Oregeta
' Receiver o f the U. S. Land Office,
*al of $8.00, and the farmer still
iminense apple crop of i he will not b e e ,deled, a; a A at"!'1- Dalle«, Oregon, on the 4th day 01924, for E NK',, EiSEl Section 29,
U. S. Land Office
Township 2 North, Range 11 Fast Wil­
At The Dalles, Oregon,
has the original hen. An addi- ¡ „ " A 'T.. A Y ' Y
.a ' ,Y P
hor-->' °',vi r machine has o f Api il, 1911.
lamette Meridian, has filed notice o f in­
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
March 9<h. H91L
tention to make final commutation
tion of only one hen hy each
‘ c „ Y ' ' ei’.. Y ewo< ,n tllG been ordered for delivery for Claimant nanu s as witnesses:
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
-
Sarah
William
J-
Ray,
o
f
Portland,
Oregon,
DRfîTlST
Proof, to establish claim to the land
nwr:
and win
will oe
be mstallciJ
instalLd as
farmer, o on
n
this basis,
Basis, will I !’r?
| ‘ Y , r . Hk,Y .i f thecrop • i-i
.......
‘ J June
u n e i 1 ana
in ! F.lwin F. Reeves. Benjamin Veateh above described, before the Register E Cooper, formerly Sarah E. McVey, m i ll E O V E R B U TL E V B A 'M tlM U C O M PA N Y
amount to $40,000 annually and, j
*, .V .' .■'!''!'* * Y \e
: nt* soon after as possible.”
.- I Chester Kerslake, all o f Mosier,
and Receiver o f the U. S. Laud Office, o f Mosier, Oregon, who on April 18th,
PIlON ES:
if given the time and attention, { '" 'A Y (,,s '
a
When asked if the White riv<T Oregon.
at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 20th day 1904, made Homestead N». 13385, Se­
w
c e »'«N
«
C. W. MOOKE,
O in
ffl«
sfcM M * 2S H
rial No. 04133, for SWV- Section 22, HOOD RIVER
o f March 1911.
this important industry deserves, ! * ¡T
' h ■■'“»■'»vsest could furnish enough water to
Register.
OREGON
Claimant name* as witnesses: Wm. Township I North, Range 11 East,
the net returns from the poultry ,V,M k1u.U Y ™ rko.ls-
drive these three .machines Mr.
11. Gray, o f Hood River, Oregon, Eli­ Willamette Meridian, has filed noth e of
yanls of the slute may «i.sily ex- “ J! "* S ? " T *
Uailay saul:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
jah Huskey, 6 f ^Moder, Or ego»., A. K. intention to make Final commutaticn
■R o b e r t T . N e w h a l l
ceed those from the wheat . .. i \v..!’ 'j. Y ' ' r 'V Y
' ""
We do not expect to use all
Proof, to establish claim to the Ian
e ., „
and Washington probably did not ° f the machines all the year IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Wells, o f Mosier, Oregon, Max Vogt, aliove
described, before the Regist- r
STATE OF OREGON FOR WASCO o f The Dalles, Oregon, E. Jacobsen, of
Representing
ne d8’
exceed 15,000 cars in 1910.
and Receiver o f the U. S. Land office
The Dalles, Oregon.
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“ ,x around at present. However the
COUNTY.
A banquet in the
Portland hundred boxes to the .car, ICO-
...¡n •
at
The
Dalles,
Oregon,'OnUhe'lgth
da.
M IL T O N N U R S E R Y C O
C. W. M oukk , Register. |
In
the Estate o f Joseph
o f April, 1911.
Commercial Club during the past apple», average, to (he box t..\l,-ivo Qn " ' Y Y C"
' v' a l 'r
In the
the matter
matter o o f f the
Growers o f Reliable Nursery S t o c k
w e e k was attended by
over 200 would make 900,000,(¡00 apples ,v i n u
• 'eni ln
10 «-ason R. Huskey, Deceased.
Claimant names as witnesses: Oscar
- OREGON
m en an d w o m e n m o re o r less d i- I f propr-rly d is t r ib u c d so
-h a t r
S
" Y ' S th o
h ea v iest. Notice is
hereby given that th- un- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION E. Wilson, Gardina F. Godberson, An- HOOD RIVER
.
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fr o m
N o v e m b e r to h larcll and ‘hrsu-ned has bet-n appointed by the
nu C. Godberson, all o f Mosier, Oregon,
(PUBLISHER)
r e d l y .n te r e s te d m th e d » r y m - e v e r , .n l,i;h ,ta n t , f th e U n ite d b y th e tirs,
next
^
v™ n„
William B. Gentry, o f Fir, Oregon.
Department o f The Interior,
te re sts of th e state.
Speeches States could e a t o n e apple a day,
un
,
. ,
Wn«co County, administratrix of the
C. W. M oo RK, Register.
U. S. Land Office ut The Dalh «, Ore.,
w e re m a d e b y C. C. Chapman, they would eat up every apple of !• . , t>. . .‘ |)<n' 01 lne ln here es' ite o f Joseph R. Huskey, deceased,
March 14th, 1911.
March 17, April 14
r e p r e s e n tin g t h e
Commercial this wonderful cro.i grown in ' ' Y . aY °
s<’ '.at " e can
All person* holding claims against said
NOTICE is hereby given that Robert
Club, , u T. S. Townsend,
represent-
these
states in ten
f l ! the
il upiier ‘ ‘ Columbia
-T
nrrh"rr',y
P™'ent)the
• .
.
m
,
, .lavs! This is ’ juice ' trorr
s" me properly vi-ndnl to the under- W. Simpson, o f Mosier, Oregon, who NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
■From the Middle and EsItoAi
| on December 27th, 1904, and additional
portions of the United States
r .
J P i
1
'h s l n , M -
“ Plans are n„w complete
(ISOLATED TRACT)
and Canada to
Andrew C. Smith, of the State and also a strong argument ior construptinn will u nn 1
♦ i 8*,ir* Wa»co County, Oregon, within six on June 28th, 1905, made Homestead,
j No. 14097 Serial, No. 0:1437, for SE| j
PUBLIC LAND SALE
OREGON, W ASHINGTON.
Board of H e a h h , Prof. F. L. increased acreage of commercial ™ tu; i
i - . •!',
s a rted months from the date o f this notice.
NEJ k , N E.SE i, and the WJ^SE), Sec- j
No. 06167
Kefft. dean of the dairy depart- apple».
on th,., hno vvh.eh», II come down ; B. lrf M„ ,.h , . t.
AN?„£LL
NORTHW EST
the south hank of the Columbia
tion 11, Township 1 North, Range 11 !
United States Land Office,
Mrs.
M.
J.
H
u
skey
,
will prevail DAILY
ment of the Oregon Agricultural
East,
Willamette
Meridian,
has
filed
I
through The Dalles and connect
The Dalles, Orego.i
Administratrix.
MARCH 10th T O APRIL 10th
College, VV. W. Cotton, repre­
notice o f intention to make Final five- 1
March 11th, 1911.
with our plant at Hood River.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
over the
yeair Proof, to establish claim to the
senting the Harriman system,
Notice is hereby given that, aa di­
This will give this city an abso­
CWEGON"-WASHINGTON
In order to accommodate
It is told of a Michigan editor land above described, before the Regis­ rected by the Commissioner o f the Gen­
and others, anft the subject was
lutely reliable electric service at
its increasing business and
that he grew tired of lying about ter and Receiver o f the U. S. Land O f­ eral Land Office, under provisions o f Act RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO
discussed in all its bearings. At
all
time-
and
should
the
White
and connections, the
fice, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 25th
o f Congress approved June 27, 1906,
to provide itscustomers with
people in obituary notices, and day o f April, 1911.
the “d ose of the meeting a com­
Oregon
Short Line, Union
river
plant
fail
entirely
we
could
modern conveniences for the
then have people call him a hyp­ Claimant names as witnesses: Carl J. — Public No. 303, we will offer at public Pacific and Chicago - ¿ -North­
mittee was appointed to formu­
stiii supply aii o f o u r customers
sale, to the highest bidder, -st 10:15
safe keeping o f important
western
ocrite, so he wrote up one well Fredrickson. Charles Stoltz, Ffnhk o'clock a. m., on the 2nd day o f May,
late plans under which the
from the Pasco line.”
papers
and other valuables,
^
known citizen as follows: “ Died Ginger, Charles Bennett, all o f Mosier, 1911, at this office, the following tract ■ From
various interests c o u ld l>e
Chicago at -»
Oregon.
The
plans
o
f
the
Pacific
Power
the
M
osier
V
alley
B
ank
After 56 years, 6 rnorfihs, and
o f land, to-wit: N W g N E * , Sec. 14,
brought together for future prac­
St. Louli
.
.
.
32.00
C. W. M oore ,
& Light company include the 15 days. Deceased was a mild-
T. 1 N., R. 11 East, W. M.
has ordered an additional
Omafte
tical and effective co-operation.
Register.
furnishing of power to many of mannered pirate, with a mouth
Any persons claiming adversely the , Kansas 'City
high grade fire-proof safe
March IT. April 21
— A prominent feature of the re­
above-described
lands are ad vis u to ‘St. Fail
the
ig irrigation p >jec' ; , .ong for whiskey and an eye for
equipped with the lat “st im­
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file
their
claims,
or objections, o or and frdm
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port of the Promotion Committee
th«“ Columbia river between this boodle. He came here at night
proved steel Safe Deposit
'You
'Can
TR
e p a y Fare*
before
the
day
above
designated
lor
o f the Portland Commercial Club
NOTICE
city and Pasco. Arrangements with another man’s wife and
Boxes.
sale.
The Cotsnist fares are Westbound
that has just been made to the
only, hdt if you have relatives St
have
also
bean
made
for
the
The Safe will lie installed
Regular services at the Chris­
joined the church at the first
C. W . M o o r e ,
friends or employees in the East whom
business men who maintain the
erection of a special power lire chance. He owed us seven dol­ tian Church Sdnday.
alsiut May 1st, and the boxes
Register.
you desire to bring to this stats yot
work deals with the splendid
can deftosit'the value of the fare wife
to Cnenowith creek to give power lars on the p:qier. You could
will lie rented at a low
Msrck IT. April tS
Bible School at 10:00 a. m.
your local raijfoad agent, u d an orttfe
spirit shown by the whole state
ami light service to the ranc! hear him pray six blocks away.
monthly or yearly rental,
fdr a'tlcket will be telegraphed to aS)
Pleaching services at 11:15 a.
in co-operating with this city.
owners of that district. This He died singing, “ Jesus Paid II
address desired.
sufficient to cover interest on
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
m. and 7:30 p. m.
Tributes to the state press wére
'Let the WORLD knew
the investment.
Applica­
line will also supply the light All,” and we think he was right,
paid, for it was realized that
Of odr vaet resources and splendid op­
Subject
S
u
n
d
a
y
morning;
o.
7
West
bound
7:25
a.
m.
tions may he made now for
and power for people wh |,u' as he never paid anything him­
portunities for
without its help, little could lie
“ Sonship.”
o. 1
44
”
3:H> p. m
tin b
n o 's ! : t w v il d in g
self. He was buried in an as -1
tracts
and
build
in
Fruit-!
Call on th* undeMigned for good in­
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