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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY! BY H . G. KIBBEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATES O m Year......................................................... .....$1.50 J5ix Months................................................................. 75 Three Months................................................ 50 Entered as second-class ™»tter_March 12, 1909. at the post office at Mosier. Oregon, under the A ct of March 3, 1879. ADVERTISING RATES MOSIER BULLETIN Oaa auaara... ................................... M ** I N One-quarter Cotono......................... “ " I N One-half Column............................ 94 44 1.99 One Column.................._ .............44 “ 9.09 Business lucala will be charted at ¿¿centa pat M i for each insertion. Lecal advertisements will in all eases'be'charted MOSIER, VOL. I ll LETTER the boys on topics in line with the theme, there are to he four ad Portland, Ore., Nov. 14, (Special) dresses given by prominent oner Oregon's influence beyond the in the state who arenet only in state lines was illustrated during terested in the boy life of Or the past week when the Port egon, but who are informed as land Commercial Club’ s special to its conditions and needs. train excursion visited Lewiston, Such men* as Mr. Fred Lockley, Idaho, and Walla Walla, Wash. manager t»f the Pacific Monthly, In both places the Oregon system Mr. H. W. Stone, General Secre jof community publicity was tary of the Portland Y . M. C. A. praised and the same methods and Mr. I. B. Rhodes, the .Gen were incorporated in the eral State Secretary for'Oregon Idaho-Washington Development and Idaho Y. M. C, A. will be in League. Relations between this the conference. The good people <«f Corvallis •state and its neighbors were are throwing ‘«pen them homes never so cordial and the whole to the boys and entertainment northwest is acti vely co-operating will be provided for all bona fide for development of the whole delegates. The Oregon Agricul section. The program for the twentieth tural College Y. M. C. A. men annual meeting of the Oregon are also planning to assist in en Dairymen’s Association, to be tertaining the boys and will held in Portion 1 December 7-8, give them a banquet in their has been issued and contains a building Saturday evening. The •great deal that will be of much College men will also serve as interest to the keepers of cows. guides taking the boys over the Addresses by practical experts campus and through ithe buiIc and exhibits showing improved ings. Mr. H. A. Dalzell will he very methods will be seen. Nothing glad to answer any inquires as can be of greater value, not only to the reduced rates that may be to those actively engaged in the obtained for the credited dele dairy industry, but to the whole state as well. A large attendance gates and as (»the arrangements at the sessions of the convention for entertainment. He wQl have is expected. Butter and cheese programs ready For distributation makers will meet in Portland at by the middie of the month. Ad dress Y. M. C. A. Portland, Oi- about the same tima A special committee of the egon. OUR PrntfiMtnail Carda.......................... M r M a tti 9 19 W A SC O C O U N T Y , OREGON, F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 17. 1911 of the United States. PORTLAND See L A R A WA Y H ood River's Reliable Jeweler for Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry He can make your watch keep time Our Stock is Always Fresh % And in Prime Condition. You can rest assured that any Pre scription or Recipe dispensed by ns contains the host and Pur est Drugs that the market affords and at prices that are “ down-to-date.” Try us; we will show you. K -N -O -X -A -C o ld Tablets. Private Form ula Arthur & Burt Drug Co., Mosier, Oregon. * This Is the title of a beautiful 84-pace book, which will show any boy or girl bow to SUCCEED. Drop a postal In tbe mall TODAY and It will be sent TREE. Tbe aim of the College la to dignify and popularise the Industries, and to serve ALL the people. It offers ■•ourses In Agriculture, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engln eerlng. Forestry, Domestlo. Science and Art. Com tierce. Pharmacy and Music. The C ollege opens September 22d. Catalog free. Addres3: REGISTRAR, ORBOOR AGRICULTURE COLLEGE, Corvallis, Oregon. prebably a greater than the entire year’s any foreign country. Watchmaker and Jeweler O. A. ( C. SHORT COURSES NO. 37 Genet •ai r 1 i ! s s j M - o s ie r was told w and force. The Count is a NOW is an excellent time to pleasing speaker and captivates j drop in and renew your subscrip t s audience with his humor, j tion to the B ulletin . You want The lecture was certainly ai^he paper and we need the money. success. School Notes From Dist. No. 8. Mr. Middleswart was a school visitor not long;ago. Supt. Neff spent Tuesday forenoon o f last week with us. Marie Van der Putten has been drooped. She will re sume her duties in Portland. Owing to the severe weather of the last week, a number of pupils were absent. The names on the Roll of Honor are: Elsie Cobine, Robert Cohine, Pearl McClure and Bessie Jones. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS If your auto is in trouble, come to me for relidf. I have a mechanic’s certificate and know my business. E. C. BROCK tin g and D raftin g G eo . C h a m b er la in kEAL ESTATE Fruit ‘Lands • a Specialty Mosier O reg on W. A, HUSBANDS BLACKSMITH Horse “Shoeing and OenerjR Repair 'Work. A ll B usiness entrusted T he C are Mosier - - Oregon to of the First National Bank of The Dalles, Oregon Have your clothes cleaned by GRAY & RAND H o o d All work guaranteed. Ladies’ work'a'specialty J as . E. C o l e , Mosier Agent S. F. GOSS P L U M B IN G . STEAM and will HOT W A TE R J. S. SCHENCK, P resident E d M. W illiams M ax A. V ogt Vice Pres. Cashier DAVENPORT HARNESS Co. GAY YOWELL, Mgr. Jobbing promptly attended to. - - OREGON FOR SALE Ten acres just starting bear ing, set to commercial ap ples, “ Famous Davenport Tracts. ” Part cash, balance long time, 6 per eent. Address, F. S. S tewart , 770 North Capitol Street, Salem, Oregon. Harness and Saddlery HjoodT Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc Hand-made Harness a Specialty HOOD RIVER - OREGON T H E 'MlLTCTN N U R S E R Y MILTON EASTERN OREG0N Thirty-three years o f lrue-to-nains trees. R. T. NEWHAM,, *Ag»„ riontl IRivst, Oregon. •C a r l t o MOSIER MARKET C. H . D U N SM O R E, Mosier - Oregon In the County Court o f the State of Oregon for Wasco County. In the Matter o f the Estate of Joseph R. Huskey, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as administrator tie bonis non of the estate o f Joseph U ‘Huskey, deceased, has filed hia Flndl in the County Court of Wasco Gosnty, State of Oregon, snd that, *n «*n‘order duly made snd entered, said'OoffTt has appointed Monday, the 4th day 'of De cember, 1911, at the hour o f MW) A. M. o f said day, as the time, and the County Courtroom in the CouiAy Court-' house in Dalles City, Wasuo County, Oregon, as the place for the hearing o f ■aid Report. All persons having ob jections to the same are hereby notified to be present at said time snd place snd present any such objections. Done snd dated this 12th day o f Oc tober, 1811, at Dalles City, Oregon. C. T. B k n n k tt , Adminisrtrator tie bonis non o f the Estate of •Joseph R. Huskey, De- 'Ceased. H. G. KIBBEE n o t a r y p u b l ic . . . O regon n L. P e p p e r L A W Y E R Prop. NOTICE (IF F IN A L SETTLEMKKUT M o s i e r prompt attention - - $100,000.00 Surplus and undivid ed profits - 130,000.00 HFATIN G . MOSIER have O r e g o n Capital R iv e r , Fresh and Cured Meats Country Produce o u r s e regon Satisfaction guaranteed - - OREGON General S urveying, P la t MOSIER ARE u s in e s s O C ivil E n g in e e r D EALER IN a r m e r s - E dwin H. H ail , Expert. YOU INVITED ! M erci îandise M. A. Mayer. Col. Sobieski’s lecture Lamb’s Hall, last night, ’ most interesting. H paid for before affidavits &rejfuraish«d. n n ; [CHO L & co.i Portland Commercial Club is • Cherry Gammosis boosting flax culture with the Parcel Shower. hope of building up an industry! O r e g o n A g r i c u l t u r a l C o l - ‘ in this state. A meeting was LEGE, Corvallis, Ore., Nov. 11— i Mrs. Ralph Cummings en tertained delightfully last Fri held during the week and con Some of the results of investiga-; day afternoon. The occasion be siderable progress is being made. tions on cherry gummoisis made , ing a parcel shower in Honor of Investigations have shown that by Fred L. Griffin, formerly a Miss Sarah Clement, the guests flax of exceptionally k>»g fibre' graduate student and assistant^ O o l u m b i a R iv e r V i e w P o u l t r y F a r m being the members of the “ We can be grown here and all in plant pathology at the Oregon '.B R E E D E R TSF S T A N D A R D P O U L T R Y and Our Neighbors Club.” facilities are favorable for linen Agricultural College, are given The rooms were profusely manufacture in a preliminary report in and appropriately decorated BU FF PLYMOUTH ROCK, S. C. BLACK MINORCA, MOTTLED with hearts, and the afternoon That seaweed of the Pacific “ Science.” ANCONA. A few choice cockerel*"for sale. My stock is Stand was passed very pleasantly. Coast will produce $12,000,000 “ Certasn varieties of the cul Dainty refreshment« were served ard Bred and from the best laying strains on the Coast. annually in potash for fertilizer tivated sweet cherries found by the hostess. Those present is a discovery lately made by in the Pacific northwest are very were Mrs. Ralph Cummings, O. D. H O G G , Secy. Wilson o f the Department subject to a diseased condition Mrs. C. C. Clement, Mrs. Arthur o f agriculture Here is a chance which is commonly called ‘cherry Kuhn, Mrs. C. J. Littlepage and Mosier, Oregon. for Oregon’ s coast line to con gummosis’ ,’” «ays Mr. Griffin. the Misses Sarah and Ruth Clement. tribute an entirely new product “ The disease is chracterized by to the wealth of the state. more or less copious exudation For The Boys And Girls Hood River and Albany have of gum from the trunk, branches, had their apple fairs and are spurs and buds as well as by a The Mosier Valley Bank ready to show their prize-winners pustulated appearance o f the has received a supply of neat at the Oregon Apple Show in bark near the diseased areas. little Savnigs Banks which Portland November 15-18. Both Often but little gum is exuded, will be furnished free to the j but in such cases an examination fruit displays were a credit boys and girls who will call H ood River, Oregon the two apple centers and they j of the affected trees generally and leave their names. This will be heard from when the discloses discolored tissues which is bv way of teaching the W ill be at N IC H O L’ S S T O R E , M osier, every prizes are awarded at Portland. is infiltrated by the variation in saving habit, which is one Preparations are complete for color of the bark as compared Wednesday. Leave your repairing with C. G. Nichol o f the most important things this event and it promises to be with that of the normal. in the life of every person. at the store. the best exhibit yet held by the “ Cherry gummosis appears in i i n n n n t f t 11 < State Horticultural Society. both a localized and generalized Counties Share in Cash A step of state-wide value has form. In the former, the dis Salem, Or., Nov. 12. — (Special.) just been taken at the Oregon ease is apparently confined to —Apportionment of the five per Agricultural College, where a rather limited areas on the trunk cent received from the United division o f extension has been or branches, such areas being States Government for the pro added to the organization, the most often associated with a Begin Jan. 3 , C ontinu e Four W e e k s ceeds from land sales in Oregon object being to extend the work blighted spur or bud. In the was made by Secretary Olcott Every citizen o f Oregon is cordially invited to o f the institution into every sec- generalized form, large areas of today. The total amount re attend the short couraea o f the Oregon A gri tion of Oregon. Instruction in'the trunk or branch may be- cultural College, beginning Jan. 3. Eleven ceived for the year was $12,785,- distinctive courses will be offered in Agriculture, 67 to be appointed pro rata ' farming will be carried into the come involved, and it often re- Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science and Art, Com among the counties according to the homes so that people on the suits in complete girdling. This merce, Forestry and Muaic. Every course is • acreage. There are 60, 957,760 designed to HELP the student in his daily work. farms may carry on sach studies latter type of gummosis often Make this a pleasant and profitable winter acres of land in the state and as they wish. Fanners’ Insti-, appears to originate in the crotch outing. No tuition. Reasonable accommodations. the apportionment is made on a For beautiful Illustrated bulletin, address tutes will be extended and the ■ of the tree, basis of .00020974638. H . M . T e n n a n t , Registrar, Corvallis, Ore. «N17-D29) scope of the work of the college ■ The apportionment among F ' B C i r CO R R E s e e * D I NOE will be much enlarged. One o f' counties is as follows: Hemlock used for Paper. the most important things con- Acreage. Amount. County. [Oregonian] emplated by the new work will j 1,914,880 $ 401,64 Baker Warsaw, Wis., Nov. 12.—The The man who fancies he can tungsten mining on an extensive Benton 87.19 415,680 be a campaign to have agricult- ! problem whether a commercial dodge the making of enemies by scale possible, is as an alloy for Clackamas 1,107,200 232.23 tural instruction carried on in I grade of paper can be made from trying to please everybody is tool steel. Lathes using tools Clatsop 523,520 109.81 -the rural and city schools of the 431,040 90.41 ! native woods, other than spruce, really to be pitied. It is not to made from tungesten steelmay be Columbia state. Coos 1,094,480 210.69 for the solution of which the be inferred that one should go speeded up until the chipsleaving . Crook 1,074,44 5,122,560 United States Government has hunting for beams to knock his the tool are so hot that they turn Curry 949,120 199.07 Boys Conference at Corvallis, established a laboratory here, head against, dispute every blue, an operation which would Douglas 3,263,360 684.48 668,200 138.27 On Decemlter 1st, the Friday i bas been partly solved, according other man’ s opinion, and elbow ruin the temper of high-carbon Gilliam 2,874,560 602.93 following Thanksgiving Day, j to announcements made by J. H. and crowd all who differ from steel. It is stated that about Grant Harney 1,422.11 6,780,16o there will assemble at Corvallis Thickens, who is in charge of him. That is another extreme. five times as much can be done Hood River 347,136 72.81 between a hundred and fifty and ‘ th e experimental work, Other people have a right to by the same lathes with carbon- Jackson 1,786,880 374.79 1,099,520 two hundred o f the picked boys Experiments have been going their opinion, differ as they may steel tools. From 16 to 20 per Josephine 236.62 3,904,240 821.00 «*f Oregon for a three days cen -!<,n ^or mwre than a year. Tests from yours. So have you, and centof the tungesten isordinarily Klamath Lake 5,130,240 1,976.05 ference. This will be the Sixth PlI^P manufactured at the no one will respect you more for used in lathe tools. The melting lAine 2,604,160 646 21 Annual State Boys' Conference laboratory have just been con- turning your coat every day in point of tungen is exceedingly Lincoln ■637,440 133.70 held under the auspices o f the eluded and are reported highly vain attempt to match the color high—5/576 P, Linn i ,0(91,520 304.46 6,277,440 Oregon-Idaho Young Men’s satisfactory. The Drevions tests o f your neighbor’s garment.— Tungesten alsoliasan important Malhuer 1,316.67 703,680 148.39 Christian Association and is open were not as satisfactory as the Ex. use in making incandescent Marion Morrow 1,298.240 272.30 to any boy over fourteen repre-1 ^ast one, which is said to have * • • * electric lamps, crucibles for Multnomah 281,920 59.13 senting any Boys’ Bible Study proved that it is possible to use Tungsten a Remarkable Mineral. electric furnaces, and various Polk 424,640 89.07 Club or Sunday School Ctass in hemlock and jack pine and from The mineral tungsten (the other articles. Sherman 613,280 107.66 Tillamook 752,000 157.73 the State. mixtures o f these wand, with „ame meaning heavy stone) has Umatilla 1.879,680 394.26 The theme o f this conference spruce to make pulp which will been known for .. _____ . ,__a.iuYT.i ,u. many years, but Greatest Iron Producing Region Union 1,081,600 226.86 Wallowa 2,142,720 449 43 the mMufitefare*.of tbe cheaper onIy comparatively recently has in the World, 1,602,944 tnotto Hare to DU U - I he g^ des of paper. become o f economic import- The Mesabi Iren Range in Wasco 386 21 447,360 93.83 papers will he prepared and One of the mills of Wisconsin » nce. The most important use, Minnesota produced in 1910, Washington 1.084.800 227.53 read by the hoys after which already has begun to use the according to Frank L. Hess, o f according to Uie United States Wheeler Yamhill 450,560 94.50 «•pen discussion wiil take place, mixture of spruce and hemlock the United States Geological Sur- Geological Survey, 53 p ercen t! Total Besides a number of papers by foT manufiaeture o f paper. vey, and the one which makes-of the entire iron-ore production! €0.967.760 $12,786 760 F. H. COOLIDGE to the party ordering them, at total ratos. aad 3064 East Second St,, 't a n s Distance Phone. MatnI220ll TYie Dalles Oregon LOG CABIN BAKERY Portland, Oregon, Furnishes Fresh Bread ** 5 cts. the loaf, also Pastry o f all kinds. Leave your orders at T- he P ines H otel . W A N T E D —G ood H ou . hkkhmping re quires the services of a re^rrusentativi in Mosier to look after sulumription re newal* and to extend circulation bj special methods which Pave proved un usually successful. Salary and com sniaaion. Previous experhrSKv desira Me but not essential. Wheffe time oi «pare time. Address, with references J. F. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping Magazine, 381 Fourth A w , New Yotl <OKy. LOCAL TIME-TABLE No. 7 7:32 a.m . 2:50 p. m No. 2 East 10:50 a. m. No. 8 6:34 p. m. No. 6 10:30 p. m. No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop on Sundays only for Hood River and Portland. No. 1 W estbound