PUBLISHED
BULLET
EVERY FRIDAY
BY
H. G. KIBBLE, Proprietor
SCRIITION RATES
.11.*
O n e Year.........
Six M onths...
Three Months.
.50 1
Entered as second-class m atter M arch 12, 19>>9, at
the post ortice at M osier, O regon , under the A c t o f
March *. 1879.
Puiility.
VOL. Ill
sible way, especially in providing
Oh, man! with all thy tact ami s. ureh- ii. with good roads.
The establishment of good roads
inx mi ml
Tfi so large a state, containing
Thou ins’ t not draw to thee nor bind
The simple zephyrs which give life to a population of less than 700.000.
is a very serious financial ques
thee
Nor on e faint ripple change when it's tion under the present system of
not free:
road taxation and management
Nor blade o f grass cans’ t thou make through the 34 counties.”
yrow,
N or change one color o f the sunset’ s
Orchards of West Must Supply
glow.
T rade.
N or cans’ t thou see thru future years.
The time for you is NOW—just hopes
‘ ‘It is impossible for eastern
and fears.
orchards
to ‘come back’ . All
To build and make, invent, display thy
talk, about Northwestern apples j
s k ill—
The beaver, too, in weaker way, forms being inferior in flavor to those
he the hill.
o f New York and New England
Thou come and go and history shows
is bosh. The reports about a
once more
movement on the Atlantic sea
Forgotten, thou, as millions gone be
board to introduce modern horti-j
fore.
W e cannot see nor hear beyond the day, cultural methods and produce
F or we, with time, count not—we can orchards of a class equal to those
not stay.
in the Northwest, is tommyrot.” i
And knowing tliis, we still seek to
This declaration was made on i
fram e
^
a
recent visit hr Spokane by
A lasting mark o f glory linked with
Percy L. Sinclair, traveling agent
fam e.
e
MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY. OREGON,
FRIDAY, JUNE 9.
1911
ADVERTISING RATES
Profesional C ards...
m
• One-<n»rter Column
♦ One-half Column. . . .
One Column................
Business locals
will he charged at 5£benU per Me
for each insertion.
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NO. 14
1 Legal ativertisemeifts will in all case« be charged
to the party ordtrinu them, at legal rato*.
paid for liefore affidavits
areifurnishod.
FIFTH
See
LARAWAY
Hood Rivers Reliable Jeweler for
i
Watches , Diamonds, Jewelry
He can make your watch keep time
Go To
ANNUAL R O S E
FESTIVAL
Portland, Ore., June 5 to 10, 1911
per mon til t
i One sqvnre............i , ,
The O -W . R. & N. Co. will
sell tickets to Portland during
Rose Festival week for one first-;
class fare and one third for the
round trip.
Sale dates: June 5, 7, 8 and
9, 1911.
Final return limit, June 12,!
1911.
C
a r lto n
The Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
L. P
epper
M
o s ie r
-
-
O
regon
L A W Y E R
o f Mosier, Oregon,
305! East Second St.,
Lorw OMUM k Phone, M»in Zl’ OX
For your Drugs, Sundries, Patent Medicines, Station
The Dalles
ery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars, IceCream and
Sodg Water.
General
Merchandise
Oregon
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Everything in the Drug line.
D e n t is t
G eo . C ham & erla ' iñ
EXCURSION
FARES EAST
1911
REAL ESTATE
Fruit
of the Lackawanna railroad and I
OFFICE OVJCK UUT1.EK 11 AN KING COMPAN Y
-From All Points rii.-
Lands
quoted from the Spokesman- j
PHONES:
Pertinent Remarks on Good
Oregon-Washington Railroad
a
Offici* 28 Residence 28 B
Review-of that city.
HOOD HIVER
-
OREGON
Roads.
Specialty
& Navigation Company
‘ ‘I am frequently asked,” said
.[From Hood H iverG lacier.]
Mr. Sinclair “ how t he Lackawan- j
TO
FARRS Mosier
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The subject o f good roads is na line can aff-ord to employ me to j
Chicago.......................................... $72.50
In
the
matter
o
f
the
estate
o
f
Joseph
always*» in order, especially lx re work far out in this country.
«•.CO
Council Bluff?
R. Huskey, deceased.
W. A. HUSBANDS
•in Oregon, and it is constantly
Ortiaha
The ignorance betrayed by such
Notice is hereby given that the un
being sgitated by the newspa
Kansas
City
B l a c k s m it h
dersigned has been appointed by the
pers and commercial bodies of a question gives me impatience.
1 County Court o f the .State o f O rego n, j St. Joseph
Tonnage
from
the
Northwest
to
the country. The following ap
for Wasco County, the administrator St. I’aul
de bonis non, o f the estate o f Joseph R. | St. Paul via Council Bluffs,
Shoeing and Genen*
peared in the Hood River Glacier the Atlantic seaboard is immense,
63.1)0 Horse
Huskey, deceased.
60.00
some time ago and we reproduce Lumber is first and fruits second.
I
d
i
o
m
i
Al,
I’*
"
0"
8
t
av,>
j
Minneapolis,
direct,
claims against s said
a i d estate
__ „ lr a are
c hereby W
* ..
,
Rehair Work.
i
.
I M nvnoniinl'.o v l o I .vim
63.00
it h ere:
notified I to ............
present i . the
same, properly
Minneapolis via Council Bluffs,
There is a largeamount of canned |
70.00
verified, to the undersigned at "Mosier, j St. Louis
Satisfaction
The following remarks of R. salmon, of wood and of grain. |
Wasco County, Oregon, Within six
MOSÍER
5 g <3N
M. Bremerton, winch appeared
months from the date o f this notice, j
SALE DATES
“ People Out here in this coun- I
recently in an issue of the Port
Dated
June
1st,
1911.
1
.
__
_
try of manificent distances do not
1 May 16, 17, 18, 19, 22,-23, 24, 25, 27. 28
land Telegram and later in the
C. T. B knnett ,
A l l BûèiN E& s ÉÑ’firtfS T ft) ffc
and 29.
Pacific Northwest, are strong realize that on the Atlantic sea-j
Administrator de bonis non, o f the 1 .
, „
...
16,
17,
21,
22,
28,’
board
there
is
a
vast
population
j
Estate o f Joseph R. Huskey, d e -1 ^une "> *•
D,
.argument for the construction of
T he C a r r o f th e
29 and 30.
ceased.
a system of good roads: “ The i which falls far short o f being
July 1, 2. 3. 4. 5, 6, 19, 20, * , 27 and
primary thought and active en able to produce as much as it i
28
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATION
deavor o f every Oregon citizen consumes.
August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21,22, 23,
of The Dalles, Oregon
is needed on just two fundamen-
( p u b l is h e r )
who is acquainted
28, 29 and 30.
I
tal points of progression. (1) the
. “ . Anyone
.
w i l l H a v e WWJiiï*r a t t e n t i o n
September 1, 2, 4, 5, 6«T^ 7.
Department o f The Interior,
more rapid settlement and culti- with the congested conditions ot
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon Stop-overs within limits in either di Capital
vation of the vast area of food population in the eastern part of j
-
-
$100,000.0b
«X
May 22nd, 1911.
rection. Final return limit October Surplus and undivid
lands; (2) the rapid establish-.this country and across the water j
NOTICF, is hereby given that Frank
ed profits
-
100,000.00
31st. One way through California
m entof good main roads through- in England, will lose all his fears
W. Saltzman, o f Mosier, Oregon, who,
$16,00eaddtiiortul,
■outthefoyd lands, and connected that th,, North,vest wiH eVer ex-
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
on June 28th, 1904, made Homestead
with the present railroad system.
,
Inquire of any O-W. R. & N. Agent E d M. 'W i l l i a m s -M- ax A. VodT
of
No.
13630,
Serial
No.
03238.
for
W1S
The first requires a very large perience an over-production
For More Cettfptete Informât* n
immigration of people trained apples. In England there are lieved that «lore attention will been conducted, it is your duty W i, Sec. 17, Tp. 2 North, Range 12 E
Vice* Pres.
' teaihler
OR
WM.,
has
filed
notice
o
f
intention
to
lie
paid
'to
fruit
growing
in
to
yourself
and
to
your
neighbor,
in agriculture and who know over five hundred people to the
practically how to get the largest square mile. In this section we that section of the state.
to come out and give us your make final five year proof, to establish
WM. McMURRAY
possible amount of food for men have eleven to the square mile.
Portland will have a commis- views as to the best manner of claim -to the land above described, be
fore
the
Register
and
Receiver
o
f
the
Général Passenger Agent
and domestic animal from the When the cost of distribution sion form of government as soon furthering the interests of the
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore
PORTLAND, OREGON
soil. Oregon is, and ever will be, ,
.
. . . .
. ,
gon, on the 27th day o f June, I9II.
mainly a food and raw product has been so minimized as to deli- as the required changes can he district.
producing state. Its present ver fruit at a price which brings brought about. Mayor Simon has It is the aim of .the Mosier
Claimant names as witnesses:
GAY YOWELL, Mfer.
Richard Evans, Lee Evans, Jr., Er NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
population is under 700,000. it within the reach of the mass named a commission Jo draft a Valley Commercial Club and the
nest
Evans,
William
Stevenson,
all
o
f
Harness
and i$sMd*ery Gttod»
(
p
u
b
l
i
s
h
e
r
)
Portland and the inland towns o f consumers in these congested charter providing for the new, members and the directors there-
Tents,
Wagon'(Stivers,
fete
are estimated to contain at least^ districts, the consumption will form and the recent city election of to conduct that institution in Mosier, Oregon.
•Department o f The Interior,
•
C. W. M oo*«,
Hand-made
Harness
’a
Specialty
U.
S.
Land
Office
at
The
Dalles,
Oregon,
remaining” 50 P e L c e n t^ o f
the 1)6 a thousand times greater than will only hasten the change, as j an absolutely unselfish and pub-
Register.
tyay 13th, 1911.
all candidates were favorable to lie-spirited manner, but we can-
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HOOD RIVER - OREGON
agricultural population (if the it -is now
“ The railroad companies of the
, not know what the wishes of the
tomber and mining population he
NOTICE is hereby given that Mari -------------------------------- -
included)-, cannot possibly culti- country recognize these facts and
Premium lists for the State people are, and especially your NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION etta Hildreth, o f Mczier, Oregon, win
(PUBLISHER)
on October 8th, 1909, made liomeatea.
vale properly the 4,000,OuO acres are making their plans for the Fair «dxt September have been wishes, unless you are there to
Department o f The Interior, U. S. No. 05381!, for lots 3, 4, and NE4SW4
cuRivati'oif 6 These form uiii Y n I future’ Relieving that the North- issued. Premiums amounting to
express your opinion on whatever
Prop.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, Sec. 7, Tp. I North, Range 14!, I WM., C. H . DUNSMORE,
per cent o f the ol),0t)0,UU0 acres west for all time to come is to be $16,000 and $25,000 in racing m atters are taken up.
has filed notice o f intention ’ to make
• May 3rd, 1911.
D EALER fN
purses will lx* hung up on the
Do not tell your neighbor we
o f actual food lands in CTle state; the orchard of the world.
NOTICE is hereby given that Allrert •
Commutation Proof, t< establish
Fresh and Cured Meat*
these form tiie very backbone
“ There are more eastern orch-| harness events alone, in addition are doing wrong but come out B. Combs, whose post-office address , «’ lain» to the land above described In
Country Produce
o f the commonweal of the entire ards being destroyed than there to the awards for running races, and tell us how to do right You, is Portland, Oregon, did, on the 13th f°r the Register and Receiver o f the
■commonwealth.
are being planted. The greatest General plans for the fair are yourself, have as much to say at day Of May, 1909, file in this 'office U. S. Land Office, at The Dalles, re-
The railroad system is essenti competition for this district is to well under way and it is promised these meetings as any one else Sworn Statement and Application, No. gon, on the 21st day o f June, 1911.
04866, to purchase the NEl-4N\Vl-4,
ally an anenal one; it can never
come from certain portions of this year’s exposition of the and you are cordially invited to and SANW1-4, See. 10, Tp. 1 North, I Claimant names as witnesses:
supplant the-public-road system
R o b e r t T. N e w h a ü l
Range f l , f!W M ., and the timber | Gerald Wysa, Roy Abernathy, Fran
through vast plains and great western Canada and from Aus- state’ s resources will be bigger come out.and say it.
thereon, under the provisions o f the ‘ E. CMra'and Fecial Yadtie, all o f Mo
v a lle y s .
The railroad, without tralia, but even those districts than ever. Dates have been
Representing
■the network of roads, would be will produce only a fractional fixed for September 11-16.
A number of Mosier’s young act o f June 3, 1878, and acts amenda- f’f'ier, Oregon.
C. W. MooiO-.,
M ILTON NUR SERY C O
like a river without tributaries part of what is destined to be the
Portland and Oregon Develop- j picnic enthusiasts took advan- tory, known as the “ Timber and Stone ,
Register,
•Grower* o f Reliable Nursery
along its course.
output in the Columbia valley.” mend League officials took prorni-
-of the beautiful weather L aw ,” at'Such value as might be fixed
J e is
The railroad makes for com
,
. •
£ ; which prevailed on Sunday last by appraisement, and that, pursuant I
HOOD RIVER - OREGON
Ex.
nent nart
part in the convention ot .
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mercial expansion, concentration
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T.
by having a private picnic on to such application,1 the land and tim-
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tne
¡southwest
Washington
De-
one
of
the
garden
spots
in
this
vie
her
thereon
have
been
apiM
-iU
aed,
the
and congestion; while the road
•system attracts, develops and OUR PORTLAND LETTER
veiopmeni
velopment Association,
Association, neia
held tne
the jnjty.
inity. The
The party
party consisted
consisted o of
f 7 """
"«am ieei
spreads settlements and disperson p ,,
> n
M 9
first three days of the month at three couple, two being popular
cenU.j*!r
.,!and„ ,22°’
such as food lands need. ‘ The
rt'and O k May 2 (Special)- Chehalig> there. by building up a Hood River boys.
app ,c“nt " "« offer fl nal
,
.
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.
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public
road
system
is
a
democratic
A
tn-county
development
league,
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proof
in
support
of ....
h.s . application
,
public road system
lietter understanding between
sworn statement on the 13th flay o f
idea; it is a free communication comprising Sherman, Morrow
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D
V
E
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T
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July, 1911, before the Register and Re
for the commonwealth and the and Gilliam counties, is a lively the two states. The Oregon de
ceiver o f the U. S. Land Office, at The
legation
received
many
compli
The man who d«>esn,tadver
Nation. The railroads can estab possibility in the near future. At
Dalles, Oregon.
lish new towns adjacent to its a recent Portland Commercial
tise usually has nothing to
Any person is at liberty to protest
depots and leave old towns to
northern neighbors.
this purchase before entry, or initiate
wilt; while the road helps ail Club luncheon, the development; | Oregon threshermen held -a ’ offer, either in the way of
a contest at any time before patent is
service or c«>mm«jdity.
alike and creates movement upon of this section was discussed. ' successful convention in Portland
sues. by filing a corroborated affidavit
a wide and hard surface open Conditions were described and the
The r«*ason we publish these
in this office, alleging facts Which
i
during
the
past
week,
there
be
and free to all. It can he tapped need of diversified farming,
-TO BE HELD IN"
would defeat the entry.
little preachments from week
anywhere and in every direction rather than sticking to wheat ing a good attendance from al)
C.
W.
M
oo
rf
,
,
parts
of
the
state
Good roads
as need may arise; it has no growing, was emphasized, to
to week is because we have
,,
Register.
Simite 1 tract for the transit of
was
quite
naturally
a
subject
in
something
to offer and we
every kind and width*)f vehicle stimulate interest, it wassuggest- which much interest was shown
National Educational Association
want you to know it.
The railroad has contributed to ed that prizes lie offered for the
and other angles o f the thresh-
San Francisco, July 8 -1 4
the overgrowth of cities and best products and a tri-county
For the people o f this com
and towns, and thereby to the fair, to he held in the Fall of 1912,r ermen’s business were consider.
For
parties desiring to attend
munity the MOSIER VAL
the pauperism therein.
may be arranged. TheCommer-
the above meeting, a special
WILL BE A MOST BRILLIANT
LEY
BANK can extend
Commercial Club Meeting
Goodpubfic roads through the c jaj y ub realizes this section is
round trip rate of one and one-
"rural districts never have and one immediately tributary to Port
banking accommodations and
There will he a meeting of the
third fare has been made by the
never will create congestion and
conveniences
the e«jual o f
land
and
that
it
can
lie
made
Mosier
Valley
Commercial
Club
Oregon-Washington Railroad and
imuperism in the rural districts
those
you
will
obtain
that are properly cultivated by much more productive than at held in the Sturgess building F ri-
Navigatmn Company from all
PORTLAND, "The Ros«* Co ’ ’ will l>e a scene “of splendcft
June 16. at which a number
an educated farming community. present.
points on its lines in Oregon,
anywhere, and perhaps can
an«l the center of world-wide interest ftr one week.
Nature has made Oregon the
Interest in fruit raising for a of matters affecting the Welfare;
Washington
and
Idaho.
Tickets
be o f service in ways that
country for the farmer and orrh- {»reserving plant recently located
Mosier district will lie dis-
on sale June 22n«l, July 1st and
ardist to live and move in by
you
have not thought about.
at
Lebanon
was
arouse«!
at
a
cussed,
and
which
every
progrès-
■
6th.
With g«>ing limit July 10th, i
'millions.
If you have no bard: account
To PORTLAND From all point» on the
meeting
at
Brownsville
on
the
sive
and
right
thinking
citizen
in
and
final
return limit Sept. 15th, j
Men with a stomach requring
Mosier district is requested
then open one with us and
1911. Stop overs allowed at Port-1
daily food is horn to hunger; night of Decoration Day under
O R E G O N -W A S H IN G T O N R A 1LR O A O
through this natural attribute the the auspices of the local commer- to attend.
land and south thereof within go-
see what a convenience and
& N A V IG A T fO N C O
soil is cultivated, and the com cial club. It is possible a fruit
These meetings are held for
ingand returning limits. Choice|
help you can make of it.
mon weal of the commonwealth growers’ union will lie forme«! yeur benefit and if the public
To
keep
perfectly
posted on all imbortant matters rel&th g to
of routes via steamer from Port-;
The size of it d«x?sn’ t matter
demamls that its hunger he set-
this
great
event,
call
on local agents for circulars'and printed
that
will
work
in
harmony
with
meetings
held
in
the
past
have
land at slightly reduced fares. I
isfiied through the industry o f the
so much. The habits you
matter,
or
write
to
one
lately
organized
at
Lebanon,
not
conducted
the
affairs
which
For more detailed information, i
cultivator. Hence the cqmmon
will acquire will always serve
wealth should he a unit in encour The P«»rtlan«J Commercial Club they have undertaken as y«»u be-
fares, ect. call on any Local
W M . MCMURRAY. re«
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aging that industry in every pos- was represented and it is be- lieve such things should have
you welk
, Agents of the O-W. IL & N. Co.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
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.
a
j F fr s t N a tîO ïia l B a n k
W. E. CROWN,
Mosier
-
Qre
DAVEN PORT
HARNESS Co.
MOSIER MARKET
Mosier
II!
M,aml the
-
Oregfcft
PORTLAND
ROSE
FESTIVAL
Portland, Oregon,
June 5
Floral Fiesta
to
10,
1911
<• nd Civic Jubilee
One and One-Third Fare
P O H IL A N U , U lflf