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VOL. Ill
M OSIER,
W ASCO C O U N T Y , OREGON,
F R ID A Y ,
M AY
12,
NO. 10
1911
paid for before affidavits are furnished.
OUR PO R T LA N D LE TTE R
Tally One for Mosier!
Portland, Or., May 2 (Special)—
See
“ Rats!” “ Fergit it!” “ Come
The commercial club met last
Central Oregon cities will send
o ff!” “ Oh, Pickles!” “ Gosh!”
Friday night in the Sturgess
delegates to Prineville June 30
“ Tel! that to the marines!” and j
building to act on the resigna­
and July 1 to form the Central
a whole lot more, were the ex­
tion o f Dr. N. Johnson as presi­
Oregon Development Leage. The
pressive ejaculations hurled at
dent. The resignation was ac­
! Prineville Commercial Club is
the Mosier ball boys last Sunday
cepted and D. D. Hail was elect­
issuing invitations to cities of the
evening on their return from
ed to fill the unexpired term.
interior to he represented there
Lyle, where they crossed hats
The subject o f the exhibit and the Oregon Development
with the team from that town.
booth was discussed at length Leage is aiding the movement as
H e can m ake y o u r w atch keep tim e
The occasion for these expres­
and it was finally decided that far as possible.
sions o f incredulity was the re-!
the directors should consider the “ The value o f tire smaller devel­
port brought back from the bat­
matter o f changing tire location opment league” , said Secretary
tleground that Mosier had cov­
and plan o f the building.
C.C.Chapman, of the Oregon De­
ered herself with glory by win­
The publicity fund proposition velopment League, ‘is that each
ning from Lyle in a hard fought
was also discussed and a com­ operates in its own section and
game o f eight and a half innings
mittee appointed to get busy in­ ever so much more good will re­
by a score o f 6 to 1. In view of
ducing the subscribers to the sult from Central Oregon being
the fact that the home team has
o f M osier, O regon,
fund who are in arrears to “ dig organized as a unit. A separate
been playing “ Waterloo” games
up,” so that the club may carry league will give that territory an
eo
h a m b erla in
ever since they started out as a
F o r y o u r D rugs, Sundries, P a te n t M edicines, S tatio n ­ club, it is perhaps not strange
out its plans for a publicity cam­ entity that never would be re­
REAL ESTATE
paign.
ceived by the individual commun­
that they were accused o f turn­
ery, T oilet A rticles, C andy a n d Cigars, IceC ream a n d
Altho the call for the meeting ities. The work » f the central
ing the hall club into an Ananias
Soda W ater.
Everything in the D rug line.
was general and sufficiently ad -1 organization wifi supplement that
Club and it required much elo­
Fruit
vertised, there were only about' done by each uiniton its own be­
quence and forceful argument to
-From Ail Points on-
Lands
16 members present. One new half.”
convince the stay-at-homes that Oregon-Washingt0n Railroad
a
member, Mr. Thurston, was en­ Cities in Crook, Wheeler, Grant,
the report was correct and that
Specialty
&
Navigation
Company
rolled.
Harney and the north half of
our hoys could play hall.
In connection with the action Lake and Klamath counties w ill;
The game was a close one up TO
FARES1
Mosier
Oregon
$72.60,
o f the publicity fund committee, he eligible to membership in the
to the eighth inning, both teams Chicago................................
60.00
and in their behalf, we will say proposed league. Central Oreg­
playing strong bait.
A t this Council lilutrs
Omaha
that it is absolutely necessary on is taking an interest in the
time the score stood 2 to 0 in
W. A. HUSBANDS
I"
r
V~
t
"7 ” . ■'* Kansas City
for every person who has made matter ami it is expected there
favor o f Mosier. In this inning st. Joseph
B l a c k s m it h
financial promises to the club, to will he a large attendance at the
j Henry Olsen, “ Our Ole,” sent a ! st. Paul
redeem such promises, if the Prineville meeting.
««.00
three-bagger into the distance i St- l’“ul via Council Bluffs,
Shoeing ami General
Minnca|>olis. direct,
60.00 Horse
club is to accomplish anything.
Lebanon will hold a strawberry
and brought home three men.
Minnea|M>li.H via Council Bluffs,
63.00
Non-members (o f which there festvial for three days begin-j
Repair Work.
In the ninth inning the Lyle St. Louis
70.00!,
should he none in the entire dis­ n in gJu n el. The “ Garden City” j
team went to pieces, discouraged,
Satisfaction gu aran tees
trict) and some members, are as Lebanon is known, will also
they claimed, by the decisions of
SALE DATES
MOSIER
OREGON
eontinually complaining that the have a rose show and a horse
their own umpire, and threw up May 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27. 28
ami 29.
elub is doing nothing for the race and stock exhibition in con­
the sponge, refusing to play the
A ll
B u s in e s s e n t r u s t e d t o
! June 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22. 28,
town and country. How can it. nection with the carnival.
last half.
25« ami 30.
T hk C ar e o f th e
when some o f the members; Dv. Woodrow Wilson, governor j
Pitcher Clay Harvey, who was
July 1, 2, », 4. 5, 6, 19, 20, ,2«, 27 and
will not “ come thru” and those; o f New Jersey, will he entertain-;
in the 1 h ) x the entire game, won
28.
who should be members hang| ed by the Portland Commercial j
fame, striking »nit thirteen men. August 3, 4, 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21.22, 23,
28. 29’and 30.
hack for one reason or another, j Clup when he visits Portland \
of The Dalles, Oregon
He had good support at all the
hoping, and willing, perhaps, to May 18 and 19. He \frill be thej
stations, but everybody says September 1, 2. 4. 5. 6 and 7.
W IL L HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION
reap benefit from other jieople’ s j guest at a banquet in his honor;
Sto|»-ovein within limit» in either d i-1
that Clay played the game.
$100,000.00
rectum.
Final
return
limit
October
:
Capital
-
*
efforts and money, without them­ at the Club on the night o f May
BIG JOB FOR BLACKSM ITH
Slat. One way through California Surplus and UndlVld
selves sacrificing either? This 18 and he will address a public
ed profits
•
100.000.00
The village blacksmith, we un­ $15,00 additional.
is no way for a community to do meeting at the Masonic Temple.
derstand, has an order for nine Inquire of any O-W. R. & N. Agent
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
whose interests are mutual and
Rains of the past week have
crowns o f glory in the shape o f
For More Complete Information
1 E d M. W illiam s M ax A. V ogt
which are bound to soffer in pro­ been barfed with delight by all
Notice
of
Services
A xMAN W IT H M O NE Y,
iron bands—to keep nine heads
Vice Pres.
Cashier
OR
portion to the indifference felt, i sections o f the state. Eastern
Bishop Paddock, in charge o f from swelling and “ bustin’ . ”
no matter what amount he
There should be no drones in the Oregon has welcomed the show­
WM. McMURRAY
the Episcopal diocese in Eastern
has, regards a bank, first, as
Quite a number o f enthusias­
hive if we expect to accomplish ers for they were needed to sup-1 a place where his funds will
Oregon, will hold services at the tic Mosier fans accompanied the
General Passenger Agent
anything. We must all work to­ nly moisture to the grain fields. I be properly taken care of,
Baptist Church in Mosier next team to act as pall-bearers and
PORTLAND, OREGON
gether for the common good. All other sections report that the j and, second, as a medium
Sunday morning, May 14th, at 11 mourners on the homeward trip ,'
Don’ t pull back and “ sull,” but rainfall makes crop prospects par-'
o, clock. It is seldom that Bishop but for once their
through which to handle all
services were NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N .
push.
ticularly bright.
Paddock can reach Mosier and it not required.
his transactions without the
GAY YOWEI.L. Mgr.
According to a report of its
A sane Fourth o>f July i» prom-1 necessity o f using cash.
(Publisher. )
is hoped that weather conditions
Harness
and Saddlery- Goods
secretary, the Mosier V a l l e y ised for Portland.
I t is now
Department o f the Interior, II. S
may permit a large attendance
And third, he expects his
Construction
work
on
the
irri­
Tents.
Wagon Covers. Etc
Commercial Club is known and the intention to make a quiet one, | bankeY to be in a position to
Land’.Office at The Dallea, Oregon
on that day, as all are cordially
gation
system
o
f
the
Willamette
■
Hand-made
Harness a Sjiecialty
recognized all over the world without the usual noisy features
invited.
March 2J»t, 1911.
advise him in financial mat­
Valley
Irrigated
l.and
Co.,
all
and every citizen o f Mosier Dis­ that are usually so prominent
Bishop Paddock is enabled to West Stayton, is progressing , Notice ia hereby given that Beitjam- H O O D RIVER - O R EG O N
ters o f importance, to be
trict should render earnest as­ in the observance o f Independ­
In VV. ^«-atch, whose post-office nil-
be with us on Sunday through
able to secure for him infor­
rapidly, the weather having been dress ia Mo„i r, Oregon, did, on the
sistance and intelligent effort in ence Day. People o f the city for
the
courtesy
o
f
Rev.
W.
A.
mation which he would, in
unusually favorable for outdoor1 mth d«> or February, ioi 1 , Hie in this
maintaining the club and ad-i the most part plan to spend the
Stark, whose regular Sunday it work. From 75 to 80 men and
some cases, be unable to se­
s ' ” t*ment and A p p lies-1
vancing individual and commu­ fourth in the country and to en­
C. H. D U N S M O R E ,
Prop.
is to preach, but who kindly o f­
cure for himself, and some­
30
to
35
teams
have
been
at
work
tioM
’
No
u’ ',urchu"e the
nity interests.
joy picnics and outings in the
.
. .. .
. j
..
i S E t fN W I, NE|SW4, NE4SE4, and Lot
fered the pulpit to the Bishop.
times to aid in financing
D E A L E R IN
darty and it is exi>ected that 3 section l Tp. 1 North, Range 11
fields and woods within reach
deals which he would be un­
Fresh*and Cured Meats
water will be turned in to th e F.WM.,
o f Portland.
The Ladies’ Aid Society will
able to handle alone.
A Sorry Joke
Country Produce
canal
this
month.
and the timber thereon, under the pro­
meet with Mrs. V. C. Young on
To aid the developmeut o f the
TH E M OSIER V A L L E Y
vision* o f the act of Juno 3. 1878. ami l\/T
Wednesday
next,
May
17th.
Northwest states, from Min­
B A N K is meeting these re­
1 act* amendatory, known as the "Tim - I 1 V 1 0 S 1 6 1
Practical jokes are all right
nesota to the coast, delegate»
her and Stone L a w ,” at such v h ! uc i.a _ _ _ _ _ _ _
quirement» and is willing to
and are often enjoyed as much
S u n s e t M a g a z i n e f o r M a y — N O T I C E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N might bo affixed by appraisement, and
from the section interested met
go
any
length,
consistent
by the “ jokee” as the joker, I
j “ Nile o f the East,” by S. Glen
during the past week at Helena,
(P U B L IS H E R )
that’ purHUant
®uch application, the
with good business methods,
where no harm is done to person
. land and timber thereon have l>een ap-
Andrus. Beautifully illustrated
Montana, and took two steps to
to
help
you
succeed.
Is the place to get your choice
or property. But any one w h o!
nt- rior'
praised, the timber estimated 500,060
in four colors. “ The Spell,” a
form the Northwest Development
I f you haven’ t an account ; Western novel by the William­ U. S. Land Office at The Dallea, Oregon hoard fee t a , M PenU ppr M M (, ^
would perpetrate a joke that
C ig a r s ,
T obacco
League. It will exploit the states
A pril 26th, 1911.
|»nd $ 147 . 18 ; that Kai(| ap,1|il.a„ ( wj||
with us then open one and we
sons. “ Guests o f Greater China-
causes financial loss, even tho
C a n d y , and S o ft D rinks
o f Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
N O T IC E is hereby given that John offer final proof in support o f his ap-
jtow n,” Charles K. Field. Auto­
will verify these statements.
unintentionally, is no better than
Montana,
North
and South
mobile Section. Now on sale. R. Wilcox, o f Mosier, Oregon, who on plication and sworn® statement on the
P o o l and B i l l i a r d s
a criminal and should be dealt
July 21at, 1908, made Homestead, No. 2nd day o f June, 1911, before the K e g -
15 cents.
Dakota, Minnesota and the ter­
0284, for S W 'iS E l-4 , Section 32, Tp. i later and Receiver of the U. S. Land
with accordingly i f apprehended.
S. E. Francisco, Prop.
A New Potato
ritory o f Alaska. Meetings will j
2 North Range 12 E W M ., has filed no- Office, at The Dalles, Oregon,
It is supposed that suCk a jo k e '
The
Scientific
American
says:
be held each June and December, |
Any person is at liberty to protest
Mosier,
Oregon
N O TICE FOR P U B LIC A T IO N tice o f intention to make Final commu-
was played on Chas. Davenport
tation Proof, to establish claim to the this purchase before entry, or initiate
to b e known as the Northw est1 During the past two or three
Monday night when some one, Development League Congress. yef rs remarkable progress has,
(P U B L IS H E R )
land above described,before the Register { a contest at any time before patent is-
In a spirit o f fun or with malic­ The December meeting will be »t. is said, been made in the culti-
and Receiver o f the U . 8. Land Office, sues, by filing a corroborated affidavit
C. H. JENKINS, I). M. D.
Department o f The Interior, U . S.
at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 6th day in this office, alleging facta which
ious intent, or for some-unknown
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, o f June, 1911.
held in Minnesota, in connection vation o f a new
o f Potato
D e n t is t
would defeat the entry.
reason, entered the stable where with a big land show.* The 1912 *n
May 3rd, 1911.
department of Vienne in
Claimant namea as witnesses:
C. W. M i h i k k ,
O t t H K O V K It HHTI.Kk H A N S IN l.C O M P A N Y
Mr. Davenport kept a span o f
I N O T IC E is hereby given that Albert
congress will meet in Seattle.
, France
Alfred L. Sundborg, Carl J. E. Carl­
Register.
.
. . . . .
.I
I'HONES
valuable mares and slipped the
M.1IJ.-
i This potato originated in Ur-
Combs, whose post-office address son, Vert E. Maston and Richard Ev­
* Mtii-i* 2* l:-.i*l-n.-r 2S H
halters from their heads. Later
OREGON
HOOD R IV E R
j uguay, and is called the Salanum ¡g Portland, Oregon, did, on the 13th ans, all o f Moaier, Oregon.
Cholera and Immigration
C. W. M o o r e , Register.
both animals escaped from the
Commersoni. in its new environ- 1 day of May, 190», file in this office
During the year 1910, cholera
NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N
M
stable and wandered onto the
ment in France, and by reason Sworn Statement and Application, No.
attacked
214,900
persons
in
Rus­
(P U B LIS H E R )
R o b er t T. n e w h a l l
railroad track between the depot
o f its careful cultivation and s e -'04**- *° pmTh“ * the NE1-4NW1-4,
and Mosier Creek bridge, just( sia. with a mortality o f 46 peT lection, it has developed several and S1NW1-4, Sec. 10. Tp. 1 North, NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A T IO N
Department of The Interior,
ltepr< senling
Range 11, E W M ., and the timber
! U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
(P U B L IS H E R )
*s the fast mail pulled thru. In­ cent, and claimed 5,000 victim» forms that promise to become thereon, under the provisions o f the
April 6th, 1911.
M il t o n
N u r se r y C o
stead o f leaving the track the iu Turkey. There was an epi­ fixed,
Department o f the Interior,
and to possess much act o f June 3, 1878, and acts amenda­
N O T IC E is hereby given that Marie
Growers
of
Reliable
Nuraery Stoi-.
demic
o
f
cholera
in
Naples,
and
horses followed it and managed
value as additions to the food tory, known as the "T im ber and Stone U. S. Land office, at The Dalles, or*. Sendlinger, one o f the heirs and for the
four
cases
were
reported
from
L
a
w
,”
at
auch
value
as
might
he
fixed
May 2nd, 1911.
HOOD R IV E R
- OREGON
to cross the bridge without fall­
heira o f Gottlob Trefx (deceased), o f'
resources o f Europe.
by appraisement, and that, pursuant
N o t i c e is hereby given that Cardins Mosier, Oregon, who. on Septemi u
ing and breaking their legs. Marseilles. In general the disease
Amoung these
forms,
all to such application, the land and tim­
Still keeping between the rails continued to advance Westward, springing from one parent spec­ ber thereon have been appraised, the Godberson, o f Moaier, Oregon, who. on 19th, 1904, made Homestead. No. ITi98
OVER m y e a r
Feb. 6th, 1906, made Homestead, No.
e x p e r ie n c e
after crossing the bridge, the and there is no hope that it will ies, there are a yellow variety, a timber estimated 507,000 board feet at 14938. Serial No. 03808, for S W j S W l. Serial, No. 03302, for SE1-48EI-4, Sec.
10, N X N W I -4 . Sec. 14. and NE1-4NE
horses were overtaken at the be extinguished in all o f the places white variety, and a variety not 75 cent* per M, and the land $220.00; Section 2, and E)SE|, Section 3, Tp.
1-4, Section 15, Township I North,
cattle guards a little farther east, where it existed at the beginning characterized by color, all of that said applicant will offer final 1 North, Range II East, W illam ­ Range 11 East, Willamette Meridian,
o f the present winter. In a com­
proof in aupport o f his application and ette Mrridian, has filed notice of inten­
where one o f them was struck
munication to the Paris Academy which possess distinctive shapes sworn statement on the 13th day of tion to make Final five-year Proof, to has filed notice o f intention to make
Final fiive-year Proof, to establish
by the pilo* and killed, the other o f Medicine, Drs. Chauteruesse and qualities. A
fact
that July, 1911. before the Register and Re- establish claim to the land above de­
claim to the land above deacribed. lie-
escaping with a few bruises.
and Borel cite
several facts especially interests botanists and reiver o f the U. 8. I/and Office, at The scribed, before the Register and {R e ­ fore the Register and Receiver o f the
C oevR K xH T* A-
A t the time o f the accident two
ceiver of the U. S. Land Office, at The U . S. Land Office, at The Dalles, Ore­
An vans Mn/ttna > ifcs-h »id dMcrinOna -.-
Ci 0^ raondn d f cultivators is that these varieties
isilrtlr i m r u ia o «r •e tn a * On« want Se.
hoboes were riding on th* pilot, earned in latent form and de- ^
evidently not reached their
Any i * n " ri '» •* liberty to protest Dallea, Oregon, on the 7th day o f June, gon, on the 16th day o f May, 1911.
H i . » l i na M p n it n H r » H d lU SbRS f in»SHI-
Oiind in c u r nnnadn u n l M B M M E — P»S.-
monstrate the important part ?a v * e ; ,eru'y not reac“ ^ tne,r thi, purchase before entry, or initiate 1911.
narrowly escaping injury.
Claimant names as witnesses: Char­
m m free. (A nm
—
played by immigration in the final settled forms, and the ex- , rontegt >t , ny UnH.
paU.nt u.
Claimant names as witnesses:
ley G. Stoltx. Robert W. Simpson. Carl
This grim “ joke,” i f it was propagation o f the
disease, pen men Ls in Vinne are closely '
by flHn|r a corroborated affidavit
Carl J. Fredrickson, Charles
G.
meant for a joke, no doubt ter­ Germs o f cholera have been found watched l>ecause it is thought in this office, alleging farts which Stoltc, Robert W. Simimon and Ole I* J. Fredrickaon. Thomas C. Codlierson,
ail of Mosier. Oregon.
minated in a different manner in persons 30 days after their de that they will throw light upon W'rtlld defeat the entry.
Olsen, all of Moaier, Oregon.
XÍSÍTKi'tSSSpSSt VS5?.
C. W
M oore ,
from what was intended, but it parture from infected district — the unsettled quest on o f the
C. W. M oore ,
C. W . MOORE,
Register.
proves how idiotic some “ smart” Scientific American.
Kegister.
Register.
April 11 -May 12
general origin o f the potato.
J. 2
fools are in having their fun.
Commercial Club Meets
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1911
Prescriptions a Specialty.
NOTICE!
Beginning MARCH 1st all busi­
ness will be done on a cash or 30*
day basis.
On Bills not paid by the 15th ot
the following month from date oi
purchase, credit will be refused un­
til settlement.
First National Bank
W. E. CHOWN,
Mosier
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Qre
'DAVENPORT
'HARNESS C o .
MOSIER MARKET
Oregon
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