Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, December 01, 1911, Image 1

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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON.
VOL. Ill
FRIDAY. DECi:.\iSER 1. 1911
NO. 39
to the party ordering them, at legal rates,
& CO.
paid for before athuavits arejfurnished.
NICHÔL
'made experiments on a small
lue’ s are instructed io cr
tract of ground and grew hemp
or
grind it before feeding
See
The story o f the Mosier apple,
plants 14 feet high. The seed
tie, hut hogs can digt ff it with-
as judged by New York City,
germinated freely and evenly
out that treatment.
the most discriminating market
and Mr. Merrill says the fibre is
When fully developed the plant
in the world: The entire crop of
o f great tensile strength.
is about four feet in height, and
Sjiitzen bergs, Newtowns, and
Nez Perce, Idaho, lays claim
the leaves greatly resembled the ■I
o
Ortleys, from the Mosier district,
H ood R ivers Reliable Jeweler for
to a model citizen in the person of \
leaves o f the cornstalk. They
O j I
was purchased outright this
a Chinaman. Lately that town
are of virtually the same com-
year by Steinhardt & Kelly, of I T v
Watches
,
' position. The stalk is fibrous
publicity fund to
( t
-3 .
,
, has raised
New York City, at prices equal
,
..
.
. . . . . . .
.
, ¡exploit its resources and the |
and somewhat woolly, but can H "Hi
H e can make yo u r watch keep time
to the highest prices paid for , .
.
.
n ...
..
....
chairman subscribed ^120. liis
> be fed to advantage if chopped
fruit in the Northwest this sea-
name is Fong Way. Incidentally
and mixed with other food.
°m‘,
-
.
,
.. Nez Perce, with a population of
Mr. Turner planted his milo >'
The following extracts o ff,-,.,. .
: .
.
,
seed June 5. The small hunch Ü
I loUO, is ra isin g a p ro m otion fu n d
letters received by the Mosier
of $10,000, to carry on a two
consisting o f 15 plants July 3. I
o s ie r
regon
Fruit Growers Association from
years’ work.
Thé larger bunch was pulled
the abov* firm explains how our
The semi-annual meeting of
August 22.
These plants are
a — ?«t:r'Bggr-r«‘.r?arrr?gy»i
apples were received by the
f '!?JCTr.T'BrT '
the Western Forestry & Con-
average
specimen. from a
trade in New York.
I servation Congress, which is
quarter-aero tract. These sam­
Under date o f Nov. 2nd, be-
,
.
.
scheduled for Portland, Decern -
ples are typical of the general
eo
h am b e r la in
fore any of our apples were re- , ,
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... .
.
„
res.-its obtained in and around '[‘'"P in ami renew youie-ubsciip-
,
her 4 and n, will boa forest fire
ceived, they write: Of course
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tini) to the.BllLI.KTIN. You want
conference and government a’ d
LEAL ESTATE
Aladras this year. There vva
And in Prime Condition. You can rest assured that any Pre­
the paper and we need the !
you know Hood River is shipping
.state officials, sw well as private
no rain after it was planted and it monev.
scription or Recipe dispensed by us contains the best and Pur­
very heavily now, and we must
holders of timber, will be repre­
was not irrigated or cultivated.
est Drugs that the market affords and at prices that are
say that the fruit from there
Fruit
sented.
Delegates will attend
‘ ‘down-to-date.” Try us; we will show you.
Chamber of Commerce Bulletin.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
this year is the best we have
Lands
--
—
—
*
from throughout tlie West, from
K -N -O -X -A -C old Tablets. Private Formula
If your auto is in trouble,
ever seen. We hope the same
Montana to California.
Ways
The Superintendent at. the
will be the case as far as Mosier
come to me for relief. I
Specialty
,
! and means to cheek the annual
Arthur & Burt
Co.,
„M< sior.Union Sunday School last
re concerned, as we paid you as i,
. . .
...
,
have a mechanic’ s certificate
u
., tt ,t>'
. I loss to the forests through de-
Mofier
Oregon
Sunday asked the pupils if they
Mosier, Qregq:h
much as we paid Hood River, and
and know my business.
structive fires will he the chief
ha I any song they would like to
naturally, as you know, thefr
topics presented.
E d w i n H. H a i l , Expert.
sing;. One of the small boys, turn-
fruit is packed strictly up to
W. A. HUSBANDS
Attractive
prizes
are
offered
in;';
to
No.
305
of
the
song
hook,
grade.”
B lacksmith
r< .»lied, ‘ ‘No Nol One.”
Again on Nov. 18th, after re­ for poultry exhibited at the
annual
show
of
the
Oregon
ceipt of the first car from Mo­
Horse Shoeing and General
Till- u the tltlo o f e. beautiful <4-pp.ee »"o k , wM ch
sier: ‘ ‘We Sake1 pleasure in ad­ Poultry ci Pet Stock Association,
Miss Maude Evans went t<>|
w ill show any boy or £ .rl how to S l'i’ C g l !>. )
ia
which
will
he
held
in
Portland
vising you that your first car of
p osta l In tho m ail 7 O0AY ami It w ill 1»: sent i ..
Repair Work.
rhe Dalles last evening to spend !
The aim o f the College is to Ulguii, a«<i popu larise
apples, consisting of Newtowns December 4 to 9. Premiums'will
the indui.tiTos. and to serve A .I, til pc; -lo. It offer«
C
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v
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n
g
i
n
e
e
r
a few days with her cousin, Miss
Satisfaction guaranteed
..oursoB in A grlou ltiu e, Civil L og in : rln E l.r tr lc a l
and Spitzenbergs, was offered be given to children who have
Selma Vickers.
E n trla eorln s,ilech a n lca lE reloeorln t, iulnlacE n .in-
MOSIER
OREGON
¡•
’ken
up
poultry
raising,
as
well
coring,
Forestry,
Boniest!
a..
Science
ard
Art.
Com
General
S
urveying,
P
la
t­
by us for sale today. It wa.1-
m erco, Ih a rtaa cy and Music. T h e C o lle g e o p o n i
S.
W.
Scllinger
and
wife,
of!
September 22U. Catajoj, tree.
about the finest car of fruit that is the faiiciersgenerally. Mult­
tin g and D rafting
Trout Lake, spent Thanksgiving
A ll B usiness entrusted t o
Address : FEOISTRAU. ORKOOM AGR10!JLTUr.\L
has come to us out of the west t hit- nomah C.vunty h s voted a special
COLLEGE, C orvallis, Oregon.
with his mother, Mrs. Geo. !
prize
of
i;'50
to
go
Ur
juvenile
T he C are of the
year. The grading and packing
Scllinger.
was simply superb, and you poultry raisers.
The poultry department o f the
are to be complimented most
Oregon
Agricultural College has
; G<K)D ROADS FOR FARMERS.
highly. We have received r.o
of The Dalles, Oregon
Have your clothes cleaned by
C o l u m b ia R iv e r V ie w F o u l t r y F a r m
two
hens
that
have
tied
for
the
O r e g o n A g r i c u l t u r a l CoL-i
car of fruit as yet this year a:
B R E E D E R S O F S T A N D A R D POULTRY
W IL L H A V E P R O M P T A T T E N T IO N
G R A Y Sc R A N D
i LK :u, Corvallis Ore., November;
well packed or of as good quality egg laying championship of the
$100,000.00
25 How to improve their market H o o d
as this first car of yours. Ii United States, having laid 259
R iv e r ,
O r e g o n Capital
Surplus and u n d i v i d ­
complimenting you on this ship-j
<!U'1 "tiling the past 12 BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK, S. C. BLACK MINoRCAS, CONUALK.i
romls will he shown to the! All work guaranteed.
ami MOTTLED ANCONAS.
e d p r o fit s
130,000.00
farmers o f Oregon this winter in
•lent, we think it is but due you nion^ 13,
nou
record
Ladies’
work
a
specialty
A
t
the
E
x
p
r
im
natal
Station
at
Puyalluo,
W
ash..
Conduits
and
Anronus
J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s i d e n t
that you should he advised ofj " as field by a Maine hen, which
the short course at the agricul-j
$
produced eggs at 61 cents per dozen —one cent cheaper than any other breei ¡.
J ab . E. COLE, Mosier Agent
E d M. W i l l i a m s M ax A. V ogt
tiir 1 college. Two good roads
the excellent quality of the en-
to i:s credit inn
We are now hooking eggs for Spring delivery from this greet lag in*, strain.
Vice Pres.
Cashiar
courses will he given by Prof.
tire car of fruit.”
year.
Correspondence solicited.
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We will treat you right.
The
contract
has
been
let
by
the
15. F. Ayres o f the highway con­
Again on Nov. 21st after re­
struction department. That pri­
ce ip t of three cars: ‘ ‘We want Southern Pacific for the first 23
HOGG B R O S.
marily for farmers will deal
you to know how much pleased miles of the new railroad pro­
Mosier, Oregon.
jected
from
Eugene
to
Coos
PLUMBING.
mainly with the cheaper methods
we are with the stuff you are
Between $6,000,000 and
of construction and more com- j
shipping to us and we are quite Bay.
STEAM a n d HOT WATER
mon road problems which they j
sure that you will be pleased to $7.000,000 will he spent in the
GAY YOWEI.L, Mgr.
HEATING.
o f Ibis new line to
must face in the rural districts. I
hear that the trade took to your construction
(
Harness and Saddlery Good*
Jol'liiiig promptly attended to.
One for supervisors of roads will
apples just as good as they did|tiie
Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc
cover the same ground, hut in a
to the very best which came out
Hand-made Harness a Specialty
MOSIER
-
-
OREGON
more technical manner.”
of the Northwest; in fact we
Milo Maize a Success
is quickly and easily solved at
HOOD RIVER - O R E G O N
have managed to establish de-
Experiments conducted in Cen-
FOR SALE
mand for Mosier second to none,: tral Oregon in the last few
Protect! n Against Frost
Ten
acres
jus! starting hear­
T h e M il t o n N u r s e r y
and we are quite sure that in nionjhs prove the theory that i t
T<> the long list of the means I
years to come, when you will milo maize, as a substitute for
ing,
sot
to
commercial
ap­
MILTON, E A S T E R N O R E G O N
Our lines o f Jewelry, W atches, Clocks, Signet Rings, Lockets,
he etofor proposed of protection j
have a large output, that you corn, can be grown successfully
Chains, etc-., assur s our patrons the exact choice they d e s ir e -
fields, orchard-i and vineyards; ples, ‘ ‘Famous Davenport
will have absolutely no difficulty on dry land without irrigation
dependable in Quality and absolutely right up to the minute in
Thirty-three years o f true-to-name
against frost, a new one has re-1 Tracis.” Part cash, balance
trees.
design and workmanship.
in disposing of the same either and give good return for the in­
long
time,
6
per
eent.
cent Iy been added by M. I1'.
through us or some other concern vestment.
Address, F. S. STEWART,
Our Repair Work Guaranteed
R. T. NEWHALL, Agt.,
Chavernac. Writing in Pmgres
which might handle your fruit.
Ilmul River, Oregon,
770 North Capitol Street,
Howard W. Turner, United
aricole et viticote, he points out
With
all ■ Slates
■
■ our
■ ■ very
■ best
■ ■ regards
■ ■ ■ to ■
■ ■ ■ Land
Commissioner, §
Salem,
Oregon.
t
he
fact
that
frosts
are
not
feared
F. H.
the members o f your Board of 1 Mayor o f Madras, and editor of P
T H E Q U A L IT Y J E W E L E tt
when th<' wind blows; he is thu(s
—
C arlton l . P epper
Directors, and also to all the the Madi as Pioneer, has raised a a
V led to sn-g-st the creation o f an A/TGIQT E P IVI A P T V I T T
growers, whom we desire you to good crop of milo maize on his
I artificial wind hy the installating
H ood River, Oregon
Hating M U ö IÜ j K IVI A K 1\ iti i
L A W Y E R
particularly thank in our be­ ranch near Madras, and is pre­ (■>
of eleclric fans among the plants C. H. DUNSMORE,
Prop.
805A East Second St.,
half.”
paring to .engage extensively in
to be protected. He considers
DEALER IN
l.onK Distance Phone, Maini2201
its culture next year. Other
this plan applicable chiefly to
...
I'resh and (aired Meats
4 he Dalles
OUR
PORTLAND
LETTER farmers in that part of the stale
Oregon
vineyards, but also possibly
Country Produce
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j have had equal success in an ex-
useful in orchards. Scientific
0 .
Portland, Ore., Nov. 28, (Special) 1 perimental way.
American.
Begin
Jan.
3
,
C
ontinue
Four
W
e
e
k
s
.
Oregon and the Pacific North-
The efforts to grow milo on the
west will fare well when Con-(dry lands of Interior Oregon
Every citizen o f Oregon is cordially invited to
MONEY T O LOAN
NOTICE OF PINAL SETTLEM ENT
attend the short courses o f] th Oregon Agri­
Kress makes appropriations for were initiated by R. T>. Miller,
cultural College,' beginning Jan. 3.
Eleven
We have some private
In the County Court o f th< Stati- o f
river and harbor improvements traffic manager o f the O. R. &
distinctive courses vill he off* red in Agriculture,
funds to loan for one or two
Mechanic Arts, Domestic Scien**»? anrl Art, Com­
Oregon for Wasco County.
at the coming session, provided N. Co. Mr. Miller caused 1000
merce, For* stry and Music. Every course is
i
years on approved real estate
In the Matter o f the Fatate
the recommendations o f the pounds of selected milo seed-to
designed to HELP the studentiu his daily work.
Furnishes Fresh Bread at
security. We strive to he
of
Make
this
a
pi■•ivsvnt
and
profitable
winter
Chief of Army Engineers is be distributed last spring in
5 cts. the loaf, also Pastry
Joseph R. Huskey, deceased.
preparedatall times to make
outing. No ttiit’ on. Reasonable accommodations.
followed. His budget calls for Eastern and Southern Oregon,
of all kinds.
For beautiful illustrated lmlletin, address
Notice ia hereby given that 11
short term loans to our
appropriations amounting to not with instructions on planting and
H.
M.
T
enmamt
,
Registrar,
Corvallis,
Ore.
(N17-DC9)
undersigned, as administrator de bonis \ I leave your on ers at T he
customers and can usually
less than $3,452,250 for the ¡explanation of its us-'.-;. He is
non o f tiie estate o f Joseph H Huskey, j
F armer ' s B usiness Conner nv C orrf ponoence
. ..
P ly es H o t e l .
extend such accommodations
deceased, has filed his Final Report in !
betterment of waterways in this endeavoring to interest farmers
as needed.
the (bounty Court o f Wasco County. ¡
country.
in this indus'r , and b e lie fs
State o f Oregon, and that, in an order W ANTED —H o o d HousBKKCPINti re-
MOSIER VALLEY BANK
Among the projects for which that through the cultivation of
quires the services o f a representative
Goods, tailoring, style—
duly made and entered, said Court has
in Mosier to look after subscription re-
money is expected to be forth- milo the stockgrowing industry
appointed Monday, the 4th day o f De­ ne,vals and to extend circulation by
everything
is
right
but
the
coming is $1,000,000 for the in all parks o f the state will lie
cember, 1911, at the hour o f 10:00 A. special n u t hot .s which have proved un­
price. That is way out of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION i M. o f said day, as the time, and the usually successful. Falary and com­
Columbia jetty, while lietwedft advanced greatly.
CLEARING
County Courtroom in the County Court­ mission. Previous experience desira­
proportion to the extra fine D«pnrtni«nt (PUBLISHER)
Portland and the sea channel im­
In Texas and in other states
o f Tlie Interior, IJ. »S, house in Dalles City, Wasco County, ble but not essential. Whole time or
fipnr« time. Address, with references,
provements are estimated to need where milo has been grown
q u a lity o f
the garments.
Land Office at Th'* Dalle«, Oregon Oregon, as the place for the heari
o f i J. F Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping
N ovem ber 22nd, 191 J.
$475,000. The C'elHo Catilal is successfuly both the seed and
said Report. All persons h a v in g ob ­ Magazine, 881 Fourth Ave, New York
Overcoats Selling at Less
NOTICE i* hereby
that VVil jections to the same are hereby noti lied i C ity .,
listed for $600,000 and improve­ the plant are fed to cattle arid
Than Half Price.
Ham H. Gray, o f Mood River, Oregon to be present at said time and ply« • I
ments above Celilo call for $30.- hogs with good results. There
Wondrous weaves a n d who, on June 11, 1909, made Home and present any such objections.
000 more.
is no reason, Mr. Miller lielieves,
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
Done ami dated this 12th day o f Oc- j
daring models, all so skil­ »read. No. 0497#. for W 'S E tf, SW,V,
Other recommendations includ why Central Oregon and the arid
NE|, and N h .S W ', Section 29. town tober, 1911, at Dalies City, Oregon.
No. 7 Went 1 found 7:32 a. m.
fully tailored that the coats abip 2 North, Range 1 ! E., Willamette
ed in the report are; Columbia, lands o f Eastern Oregon cannot
C. T B knnktt ,
I No. 1
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2:50 p. m
Admiuisrtrator de bonis
slip on and hang from the Meridian, haa filed not ice f»f intention Í
Budgeport to Kettle falls, ;25,- he made equally productive.
No.
2
East
“
10:50
a. m.
make Final rommu tat ion Proof, to
non o f the Estate o f
000; VV illamette. above Portland, He supports his contention that
shoulders with a new grace-- * io ataldi.-ih
No.
8
”
“
6:34
p.
m.
claim to tie - 1’iihl at>ove dr- •
Juseph U. Huskey, D*
$20,00«): Siuslaw River, Si2»).5LU; Oregon should la- a great hog-
is what is offered you.
scribed, before He^ial er and K«r< i\>r
No. 6
” "
10:30 p. m.
qgsasiL
Snake River, $35,000; Coos Ri ver. producing slate in pail hy the
at IJ. S. Land Oifn e. nr Thu Dalles, !
No. 17, at 5:3«) p. m., flag stop
They’ll go quick, so don’t lag behind.
$3,000; Tillamook Bay. $2.00o: fact that miio maize Can be used
Oregon, on the 3 i day o f January, 1912 1
,on Sundays only for Hood River
H.
G
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K
I
3
B
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E
witness«
s;
Ed*
Clafskanie River, $1.000.
Claimant
nam<
*
as
as feed for wire. Cattle aiso'
and Portland.
ward J. K*db»r. o f Mo«ier, Ore
Although Governor West has thrive on it. The seed has about
Jt tm* l). Li’^-i r, J 'lis 1*. Uanft'*n t
no use for hemp, this s»ate can the same cl emical composition
N O T A R Y PUBLIC
H. Jackson, all o f Hood River Or*
A goifd idea- Renew your sub-
grow it successfully, says N. S. as corn and is said to lie more -
M o s ie r
-
-
-
O r e g o n i eription to the BULLETIN NOW
Merrill, of Merrill, Or. He has nutritious if properly, fed. Far-1
The Mosier Apple.
L A R A WA Y
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Merchandise
Diamonds, Jewelry
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Drug
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c T b r o c k
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The Jewelry
Oregon
F. GOSS
First National Bank
V / 'V ï i «
DAVENPORT
HARNESS Co.
Question
C O O L ID G E ’S
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COOLÍDGE
s
A.
C. SHORT COURSES
!
Mosier
YOU
Oregon
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LOG CABIN
BAKERY
Portland, Oregon,
ARE
ÍNVÍTED
3E,
SALE
• <
A. M. WILLIAMS CO.,
The Dalles, Oregon.
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