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Entered as second-class matter March 12, 1909, at
the »Mjet 'Ifice at Mosier. Oregon, under the Act o f
March 3,1ST».
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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1911
NO. 35
pa! 1 for before affidavits a re* furnished
Profits in Fruit
apparatus with which he hopes
Creek„Modoc County, California,
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to rid his orchard of the codling
of a tree bearing seedless and'
See
An article by J. F. Walden,
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.
,
,
,
.
moth. He uses electric incan-
coreless apples, it is hoped that
d u h i shed in the current number
,
,
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P"rr> .» ‘ u ____„„
,
i descent lamps, surrounded by a
j with the assistance o f Luthur
of The Ranch, carries sound ad-|
metal netting, which is charged
Burbank it will he possible to
vice for the person ambitious to
with electricity.
Tire moths,
j propagate seedless apples.
engage in fruit culture.
The
attracted by the light, strike the
Seager leaves Reno tonight
point particulrlay
emphasiz­
jj with.
wire and are instantly killed. The
12 samples to take to Bur- !
ed relates to, the glittering J c'o g~ J f '^ e s t o r ^ ” battery and
hank. The tree on which they
11
promises made
by numerous ]ampa ig compartively 8mall. _
grew is seven years old, but has
companies to investors who-plan Scientific American.
i been eaten hack each year by live­
He can make your watch keep time
to continue at their old oceupa-
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! stock. This year it bore 25 seed- j
tions while the orchard is grow
less apples, all perfect and core-
OUR
PORTLAND
LETTER
ing into bearing period.
less. A peculiarity is that the
Too often undeveloped orchard | Portland. Ore.. Oct. 31, (Special)
placenta seem forced out of the
kinds are put upon the market Qne of the fineat ,ocations in
end of the fruit and dried-up1
IV lo S IE R
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O regon
by heartless and irresponsible; Portland ha3 been secured for
stamens and pistils may still be.
promoters.
The
profits from the Q
A
Show Nov.
een.
one prolific acre derived in one ; 15_ i a It win be housed in the
prolific year are taken as the
More Good Roads
new Yeon Building,
corner
basis for estimating what a large
NOW is an excellent time
H A M R P P I AIM
Fifih and Alder streets, and there
O regon A gricultural C ol ­ rop
tract will produce every year.
drop in and renew your subscrip- ^ l U' ^ U A M B E R L A I N
every indication- that it will be
lege , Corvallis, Ore., Oct. 31.—
tion to the BULLETIN. You want
The figures seem to justify a high a big success.
REAL ESTATE
And in Prime Condition. You can rest assured that any Pre­
It is estimated by Prof. E. E. the paper and we need the
value, but the value is ficTtious.
scription or Recipe dispensed by us contains the best and Pur­
The premium list has just been
Ayers, high way'construction ex- money.
It is such procedure that leads
est Drugs that the market affords and at prices that are
¡issued and is attracting a great
p rt at the Oregon Agricultural
to complaints of high fruit land
Fruit
“ down-to-date.” Try us; we will show you.
deal of attention. Requests for
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
College, that an expenditure of
prices and o f failures to make!
I^ands
space have come from far-away ,
$8,),000 is necessary for the “ good
K -N -0 = X -A -C o id Tablets. P rivate F orm ula
If your auto is in trouble,
good.
a
British Columbia and well known
roads” work proposed between
come to me for relief. I
Even ' where undeveloped or- ! e
Specialty
,
,
,,
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1 fruit sections of the Northwest1
Salem and Portland. He has
have a mechanic’ s certificate
chard tracts are sold at their true
will he represented quite gener-
recently returned from an in­
Mosier
Oregon
Mosier, Oregon.
value by companies that promise j aj.
and know my business.
spection of the road to be im­
to deliver them within a given | j '
addition to prizes offered
E dwin H. H ail , Expert.
proved, on which he accompanied
W. A. HUSBANDS
period in developed state, there
for the most perfect apples, in
the lion. G. A. Rogers, chairman
is one important factor that will
B lacksmith
almost any sized exhibit, is a
of the State Highway Commis­
tend to upset the success of the
special premium for 100-box lots,
sion, of which Judge Dimmckand
plan.
It was pointed out by
another for 50-box lots, open to
C. T. Praol o f Multnomah are
Horse Shoeing and General
Thlc
Is
the
title
of
a
beautiful
«4-page
book,
vhtch
Samuel G. Blythe in the last
will show any boy or girl how to GUCCEED. Drop a
commercial organization o f fruit
the other members. The trip
postal
In
tho
mall
TODAY
and
It
will
be
sent
FREE.
Repair Work.
issue o f the Saturday Evening-
The aim of the College le to dignify and popularise
growers’ union in the Northwest.
had as its main purpose a study
the Industries, and to serve ALL the people. It offers
C
iv il E n g in e e r
Post. The man who invests in
Satisfaction guaranteed
Cash amounting to $500 is offered
■.ourses in Agriculture, Civil Engineering, Electrical
I of the necessary drainage work.
Hand with the idea o f growing!
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering. Mining Engln
MOSIER
OREGON
in the first class and $275 in the
The
distribution
of
crushed
rock
General
Su
rveyin
g,
P
ia
i
eering, Forestry, Domestic, Science and Art. Com
apples thereon must abandon j
murce.
Pharmacy
and
Music.
The
C
ollege
opens
second.
along the road will beginnt once.
September 22d Catalog free.
other pursuits, and become an j
tin g and D raftin g
A big stock show will be held
A ll B usiness e n t r u s t e d to
Address: REGISTRAR, OREGON AGRICULTURE
hut the regular construction work
applegrower.
He cannot d e-!
COLLEGE, Corvallis, Oregon.
at Portland Union stockyards
will not commence until spring.
T he C are o f t h e
legate the care and cultivation of
next March, the dates being 18, i
The road parallels the Southern Mosier - - Oregon
a young orchard to others and
19 and 20. It will take $6.000 to j
Pacific railroad all the way, on
First National Bank
make a success of the venture. He
pay the premiums. Considering ¡
the east side o f the river.
must have some capital to pay I
of The Dalles, Oregon
there are no entry charges and !
Drainage work and surfacing, Have your clothes cleaned by
C o l u m b ia R iv e r V ie w
P o u l t r y
F arm
living anddevelopmentexpenses.
gate fees, this is a very liberal
will have p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n
Prof. Ayers says, is to begin in
GRAY & RAND
BREEDER OF STAN D ARD
POULTRY
Ha requires some adaptability to
prizeylist. The event is the!
the near future.
Capital
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$100,000.00
H o o d
R iv e r .
O regon
farm work. He must go into
second annual Pacific NorLhwest;
Surplus and undivid­
the business as a business prop­
B U F F PLYM OU TH ROCK, S. C. BLACK MINORCA, MOTTLFD
All work guaranteed.
ed profits -
130,000.00
Livestock Show and is strictly I
Saved Years o f Experiment. !
osition, not as an easy-money
AN CON A.
A few choice cockerels'for sale.
My Btock is Stand­
Ladies’ work a specialty
educational in character. J. J. !
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
side venture.
O regon A gricultural C ol - ! J as . E. C ole , Mosier Agent
Hill and R. S. Lovett have again ¡
ard Bred and from the'best laying strains on the Coast.
E d M . W il l ia m s
M ax A. V oot
Mr. Walden spoke from personal consented to act as vice-presi- j
lege , Corvallis Ore., Oct. 31— I
Vice
Pres.
Cashier
experience. Mr. Blythe related dents and M. K. Parsons, of Salt j
The practical valueof the winter I
O.
D.
H
O
G
G
,
what trained observation and
short course at the Oregon
S. F. G O S
Lake City, is president.
T he1
Mosier, Oregon.
men in the business had told him.
Agricultural College is attested
show next year will he broader
Both are
right. The
in the letter just received by
,
„ , . city man,
.
. in its. scope than heretofore, as
PLUMBING.
to make success of fruitgrowing, to indude the breeding classes
Dean A. B. Cordley from Martin j
must let his knowledge grow up j o f e a f t r 6 ) s h e e p a n d h o f f 3 .
STEAM a n d HOT W A TE R
+ iw iw teiw i«w ieiw w w ieiiet'i-H -ieoeow w ieoeeeiteiieiieiieiiei± L. Clement of Mosier, a student
GAY YOWELL, Mgr.
with his orchard. His average, Washing ton County will have
of the short course last year. I
H FATING.
yearly returns will depend not!
lend¡d d¡ ,
of poultry on
Harness and Saddlery Good«
“ I believe sincerely that the!
Jobbing promptly attended to..
only on soil and climate but on exhibit at Forest Grove Novem_
Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc
short course has taught me what I
how well his knowledge has j)er 90
Hand-made
Harness a Specialty
it
would
take
probably
two
or!
MOSIER
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OREGON
23, 24 and 25. Although
been nurtured.* To set in town | )t j P)’
three years of observation an d!
>e held by the poultry
HOOD RIVER - OREGON
and build air castles on what
experiment g to learn,” says
association o f that county, the
FOR SALE
some promoter has promised for
Mr. Clement. “ Because I hap­
show will he of much wider
T h e M il t o n N u r s e r y
Ten acres just starting bear­
one’s savings and on occasional
pened to mention to a Portland
Will be at NICHOL’ S STORE, Mosier, every
scope and will include prize fowls
ing,
set
to
commercial
ap­
profits of the man who devotes
M ILTON. E A S T E R N OREGON
man that I attended the short,
from all parts o f this state as
Wednesday. Leave your repairing with C. G. Nichol
ples, “ Famous Davenport
his own judgement, experience,
course
last
winter,
I
have
been
well as outside points. Experts
Tracts.” Part cash, balance
Thirty-three years o f true-to-nams
time.'patience and care to fruit-
at the store.
given charge of his orchard for
.
have been secured to judge the
trees.
long
time,
6
per
eent.
growing is as idle as counting fmv|s
a period of years.”
Address,
F . S . STEW ART,
R. T. NEWHALL, Agt.,
chickens in the shell. Fruit-j
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This year the course on apple
Crater Lake may be included
Hood River, Oregon.
growing is profitable, but it is a
770
North
Capitol
Street,
growing will include all phases
in a big national park, similar to
business. rIf cannot be learned
Salem, Oregon.
of apple culture, from the choos­
the Yellowstone of Mount Rainier
simply by remitting instalments
C arlto n l . P epper
ing of the site, drainage of the
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parks. A movement has been
to the man who has it for sale.
ground,
irrigation
methods,
M A P lY tT T
I started to set aside the lands
— Hood River News.
fertilization, planting, budding
I J *Y W l/Y lY
LAWYER
• surrounding the lake in a;
Prop.
and
grafting,
and
the
various
C.
H
.
D
U
NSM ORE,
national reserve and Secretary
3Ü5¿ East Second St.,
methods o f spraying to control
Fisher, of the Interior Depart­
Apple Grader Exhibit.
D EALER IN
Long Distance Phone, Main.2201
pests, the harvesting o f the
We have here a plan to stimulate our circulation—to induce
N. C. Spencer, o f Sait Lake ment, is said to be favorable to
Fresh and Cured Meats
The Dalles
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Oregon
crop,
and packing and marketing.
the
proposal
and
will
incorporate
those of our subscribers who are in arrears (we are proud to
City, Utah, gave a demonstration
Country Produce
Like courses will be given for
it
in
his
recomendations
to
the
here Saturday, at the store room
say they are few) and those who will pay in advance in order
those interested in pear culture, Mosier
- Oregoi
o f Gilbert & Co. of the Schelenger next session o f Congress.
peach growing, small fruit, pro­
to get the benefit o f this ofTer, and those who are not on our
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
of
fruit grading machine, which
duction, and vegetable garden­
grades apples in five tier sizes. this week marked an important i subscription list to have their names placed there. We are not
NOTICE OF FIN AL SE TTLEM E N T
ing.
The gra-les are distributed in occasion for Sherman, Morrow! offering you something for nothing—can’ t afford it. But you
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canvas troughs to burlap re­ and Gilliam counties, for the
Portland, Oregon,
DO get something, and a very handsome, useful something,
Sterlizing Earth Around Posts. Oregon for Wusco County.
ceptacles and the fruit is not in Tri-County convention was held
Patent post hole3 have long 1,1 the Matter of the Estate
with every cash subscription, at a third what it would cost you
Furnishes Fresh Bread at
the least bruised.
There atv on those dates. This meeting
marked
the
begining
o
f
the
closer
been
humorously referred to in .
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5
cts. the loaf, also Pastry
two sets o f grading machine and
at any store. Here is the idea:
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Joseph It. Huskey, deceased.
connection with
machines
for
.
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,
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o
f
all
kinds.
thus the operatorof the machine co-operation between the three
,
, . ,
,
,
,
Notice is hereby given that the
We have secured a limited supply of crockery from the fa­
grinding smoke, left-hand wheel un(u.r„i(rnti()> u administrator * Sonls
is able to grade the apples and counties and effective develop-'
Leave your orders at T he
ment work is promised in future.
harrows, and other imaginary „ „ „ of the estate o f Joseph R Huskey,
mous pottery works of Scabring, Ohio. This consists o f Berry
blemishes as he feeds it.
P in e s H o t e l .
inventions.
It has r e m a in e d , deceased, has Hied his Final Ke|sirt in
The grading device consists of Southern Oregon’s coast country
Sets. Salad Sets, Fruit Sets, Ixunonade Sets, Fish and Game
however,
fora
Budapest inventor
County Court o f Wasco County,
has
a
unique
sport
found
no­
a series of felt covered recept­
W A N 'IE D —G o o d H ousekeeping re­
Sets. These sets retail at from $2.50 to $4.00 each. The sub­
where
else
in
the
state.
This
is
to make what is probably an im-
of, ° r"«f°n’ an,‘
Rn
quires the services of a representative
acles with holes in the center <>f
. .
duly made and entered, said C ourt baa in Mosier to look after subscription re­
scription price of the B ulletin is $1.50 per year. For $2.75
portant improvement relating >ppolnUd Monday, the 4th day of De- newals and to extend circulation by
them, which allows tho apples lo hunting wild hogs, the season
particularly
to post holes, seek- cember, m i , at the hour o f 10:00 A. special metho.:a which have proved un­
drop through to the canvas for which is now beginning,
we give you the paper and any one o f these sets. In other
ing to thus preserve th e wood M. of said day. as the time, and the usually successful. Salary and com­
troughs. The receptacles near­ i Curry County people go hack
mission. Previous experience desira­
words, yon get a set for $1.25 that would cost you $3.00 on an
of the posts. Instead o f apply- County Courtroom in the County Court­ ble but not essential. Whole time or
est the hopper are of course-the into the hills some distance from
spare
time. Address, with referencss,
ing preservatives to the wooden ^ uaa tn I)al,eV CUy; Waac" County;
average in any store. You don’ t have to'wait until you save
smaller ones. If the apple is to the coast and shoot enough hogs
.
Oregon, as the place for the heann of J. F. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping
posts, railroad ties, sleepers or „ i(l Re|M>rt. A1) ,„.rsonH havinK ob. Magazine, 381 Fourth Ave, New York
large for the first hole it is pass­ to furnish a season’ s supply of
coupons representing $50 or $75 worth of trade, but can carry
bacon
ond
hams.
The
hogs
get
other
wood exposed to the action jec tions to the same are hereby notified City.
ed hack to the next receptacle
the article homo with you by dropping in and paying your sub­
o f the earth, he treats tile earth to be present at said time and place
and so on till it reaches the right fat in the Fall of the year on
acorns from oak trees in the
which surrounds tiie wooden and present any such objections.
scription to the paper and the additional small sum of $1.25.
grade.
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
Done and dated this 12th day o f Oc­
post in such manner as to destroy 1
The operations of the machine Curry County forests. They run
No. 7 West bound 7:32 a. m.
These sets are handsome enough for any table and will make
tober. 1911, at Dalles City, Oregon.
all insect, germ and fungus life
C. T B kn nett ,
were witnessed by many o f the wild and are common nroperty.
No. 1
2:60 p. m
your
wife,
mothe’-,
sister,
or
the
other
fellow’s
sister,
happy
by soaking the earth with a
Adminisrtrator de bonis No. 2 East
Valley’ s growers Saturday, and The animals are fierce enough to
10:60 •. 1»;
non of the Estate of
suitable sterlizing liquid.
The
in the possession o f one. Call at the BULLELIN office and ex­
Its methods approved.
The , furnish real sport for the hunters.
No. 8
6:34 p. m,
Joseph K. Huskey, De­
processes
termed
“
Peristeriliz-
practicability o f the mechanism
amine them.
No.
6
10:30 p. m.
ceased.
Seedless Apple Found
ation,” and is claimed to lie es­
was praised by E. H. Shepard,
No.
17,
at
6:30
p.
in.,
flag atop
pecially useful in rural and other |
A special to the Oregonian
editor o f ‘ ‘Better Fruit.” —
on
Sundays
only
for
Hood
River
H . G. K I B B E E
remote districts in which it is
from R»no, Nev., says: Through
Hood River Glacier.
and
Portland.
inconvenient to obtain wood
an accidental * discovery made
A D V E R T ISE IN TH E BULLETIN i which has £been treated with
Electrocuting the Codling Moth. by C. S. Seager. of Davis Creek.
NOTARY PUBLIC
A good idea—Renew your sub­
| creosote or similar preservative.
The owner o f an apple orchard Cal., in an apple orchard at Pine
and
Get
Results.
scription
to the B ullbtw NOW
1
—Scientific
American.
M o s ie r
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O r eg o n
In Spokane has constructed an Creek, 12 miles from Davis
LARAWAY
Hood River's Reliable Jeweler for
itches, Diamonds, Jewelrij
N ICHO L & CO.
G ener ■al
M !ercl ìandise
Our Stock is
A lw ays Fresh
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
E. C. BROCK
OIGNlfYING
THE
DAVENPORT
HARNESS Co.
F. H. C O O L ID G E
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Hood River, Oregon
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